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GtHRISTMAS FRESENTS
"a JpE INVITES TUE hTTENTTDN

NHRISTMAS PRESENTS
u WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
of the ladies and others wishing for presents, 10
splendid assortment of FINE, FANCY and USEFUL
GOODS now opening. They consist III part of Mag
nificent PAPER MACHE TABLES, beautifully in
laid with Pearl and painted; do. Writing Desks; Card
Baskets; Work Boxes; Dressing Cases and Tea Cad
dies; Fine Rosewood WORK BOXES, inlad and
plain; do Dressing Cases, furnished and unfinished,
all Sizes Rich Silver Plated TEA and COFFEE
SETS; Waters; Cups and Cake Baskets, great
variety; Splendid BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, De
canters, Pitchers, Toilet and Perfume BOTTLES,
Mugs, SC; fine Balance Ivory Handle KNIVES, in
sets, put up in mahogany cases for SILVER FORKS;
do. dozens without cases; SOLAR LAMPS, GIRON-
DOLES, sc. Persons intending to select presents for
their friends cannot fail to be pleased with assort
ment Those who have seen our goods pronounce
them exquisite. Give us a call.
c. +. WETMORE * CO.,
No. 10 North Charles street,
do DIV Opposite the Union Bank,
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GtHRIsTMAS EVE BALL

" AT LOGAN HALL
c. c. PHILLIPS respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that his Christmas Eve Ball will take
place at Logan Hal on THURSDAY EVENING,
2ith inst. Tickets Slo be had of Mr. p or any of his
pupils. hurrays Band will be in attendance.
NJ b. The School is now open for the reception of
pupils Oh Tuesday and Saturday afternoons for young
ladies, misses and masters Tuesday and Friday even
ings for gentlemen. dl5l6, 1921, 2394-7t
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INDIA CHINA. The subscribers have received
u lot of superior INDIA CHINA, consisting OF Din
ner Sets; Dishes; Covered Dishes; Soup Turccns;
Plates, SC, which they will sell cheap. They will
aIso open to-day, French China Chocolate Cups, sua
bic fo Christmas Presents On hand, general assert
ment of China Glass and Quccnsware, all Of which is
offered at wholesale retail at lowest market prices
j. c. BOKEE s. CO.,
Ill North Howard ST., between,
d!TdSt Fayette and Lexington.
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HRAND hall
~ ON THE 9Th OF JANUARY.
THE CHESAPEAKE RIFLEMER would most
respectfully announce their friends and the public
generally, that they will give n GRAND BALI, at
Washington Hall, on the aTH OF JANUARY, IS47, for
the benefit of the wounded of the BALTIMORE BAT
TALON in the BATTLE OF MONTEREY; and
would most respectfully solicit the aid of the public in
accomplishing the task which they have undertaken
Full particulars Will appear in future dl8eotlstJa
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

"AAA
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE T. C.4LTER7L SITS.
THE ORPHEAN FAMILY WILL APPEAR.
THNh1S EVENING, Deer "a, will be perform
Il ed WHO'S YOUR FRIEND. Lady Bah Bla-
zon, hlrs kEmBLE Countess, MTs. Lowell. Lord
Leatherhead, Mr. kEMBLE Giles Falkland, Mr. J.
SEXTON. Sir Felix, Mr.. ANDERTON.
10 commence with GRAND CONCERT by the
ORPHANS.
Fl Jaleo de Here's by Miss VAII.EE.
{I5+ Admission to the whole 25 cts-Chldren under
lO years, hall price. Saloon performances 10 com
mence at " O'Clock, precisely. 1t
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nAVIs, DAGUERREOTYPE Roous.

EANNES7 UAGUFRIIEUTfPE KOOUs,
HD Nos. II & 10 FRANKLIN BUILDINGS
N, f. corner NORTH & BALTIMORE SITS.
Entrance from NORTH ST, Sd door from BALTIC.
{G}a Iikenesses taken in Clear or Cloudy weather,
and warranted not TO fade.zn3
The proprietor has caused these rooms to be reno
deed, the arrangement of light improved and possess
ing the most superior instruments and materials, exc
cues correct and elegant Daguerrean Portraits in the
shortest possible time, and at very low prices. He has
just received some handsome style morocco Cases
each adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CNKTSTNIAS

f-r--- JHItISIEIAS STDIilNLE
kYHIHg ~ BULFER'S REW Work. Just re.
~ ccived from the publishers another lot
ShzAAilEanT Of rare and choice BOOKS FOR THE
HOLHDANS.
Harpers' Illuminated Shakespeare, 10. l25, contain
ing Henry StA.
The Juvenile Git for Boys and Girls.
Christmas Boz, tor the Sons and Daughters Of Tem.
perance, story, by T. :. Arthur.
The CrGes Of New FORK, with colorci illustrations,
TThe Crusaders, sequel to the Duke OF Burgundy,
by A, Dumas.
FortesQue, a Novel, by j. :, Knowles-part first
published as No. 81 of TIarper,' Select Library,
Buwer's New Work, The Enchantcr
The Flag of Our Union for this week,
The Star SpanCled Banner do.
The Western Continent the Daily and Weekly He
raid, and all of the Holyday Pictorial Newspapers
For sale at the Book Emporium OF
d24-2t VIM TAYLOR X co, North st.
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PRESENTS!

EIIRISTNAS PRESENTS!
u CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock
of WATCHES, JBNRLRY and FANCY GOODS, as
have been adding, lately, some new and beautiful
Goods for Presents during the Hoydays-would name
in part: Fine Gold Lever and LepAe WATCHES;
Gold Guard and Fob CHAINS; Gold PENS and PEN
CILS; Ladies' Guards and Necklaces; new Coral and
Stone BRACELETS; LOcket Miniatures; Settings;
Gold ThInbIes; Silver Ware, &c.
WILLIAM BROWN,
dl9lw go Baltimore street, near Sharp.
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URICH HIGH COLORED WOOLLEN
Ma, PLAIDS. Just received by thc Caledonia, one
case rich TARTAN PLAIDS, tos Ladies' DrosSes OF
high cOlorS and new designs.
Also viii open on Monday morning, lith inst, one
cas- rich FLAiD SPUN SILKS, received by the cal
cdnna, I. GARDNER,
dir No l9j Market street,
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SCHOOL ROOISS,

STATIONARY AND BLANKS BOOKS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS,
V AND OTHERS, will always find large and
complete assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, Sta
TONER 7 and BLANK account BOOKS, at
No. ISL Pratt street, next door to the Railroad Depot
all of which am determined to sell as cheap rs any
other establishment in the city Merchants doing bust
ness on or the Wharyes, will find every thing suit
able for the counting room in great variety and really
cheap too.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
made to order and ruled to any pattern without extra
charge.
CASH OR TR.RDE GTI-EN FOR RAGS.
E2- The second and third stories OF the warehouse
occupy are for RENT. They are very large and com
modlOus, and suitable for any person doing commits
sion business. They will be- rented very moderate.
r. NEWTON KURTI, l5l Pratt street.
Mo # next door 10 the Railroad Depot
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EpOOOKS: BOOKS!I BOOIxSI!:
I'D ANIMALS AND JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRE-
SENTS. A large and varied collection for sale at No.
Isl PRATT STREET, adjoining the Railroad Depot,
which must be sold at all risks, at cost even Sc
come soon, and all, while the assortment is large
and complete, d2l-2w
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REAJOIs RINGGOLD. A capital likeness of
lV@ Major RINGGOLD, full length, and very cheap,
at 50 cents For sale at tie Book Emporium of
VIM. TAYLOR 4 Co,
dit Jarvis Buildings, North street.
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WEIGH, MANN DELAVAN'S
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
FRONT STREET.

TBNHIS EVENING, Dee. Oath, the performances
N to commence with variety Of Horsemanship,
&C., in which Messrs. +. WOODS, DAN RICE, w.
NICHOLS, J. J. NATHANS, GEO DUNBAR, and
{. J. ROGERS will appear
To conclude with MAZEPPA; Or, THE WILD
HORSE OF TARTARY.
03-FiTst Tier 50-Second Tier 2J-Pit l9!-COrd
Gallery l25-Col'd Boxes - cents Doors open at g.
performance 70 commence at O'Clock. II
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F. LOUISE & CD.'S
pONA DE DIV VINE!

CERTAIN AND QUICK CURE
FOR CIE.APPED HANDS, ,gRNS OR FACE,
and for restoring the skin its natural s0tneSs how
rough it may be from the severity Of The weathey,
heated by the influence Of The sun, or injured by other
causes. For sale ONLY as above.
AROMATIC CACHOU,
for giving pleasant flavor to the breath after smoking.
drinking or taking medicine. - and 81 cts per box.
r. LOUISE x CO.'S
Elegant Treble Distilled LAVENDER WATER; supr-
rior FLORIDA WAITER Hair, Tooth and Nail
BRUSHES.
+. LOUISE & CO.'S Rose, Magnolia, and other
Perfumes for the Handkerchief d.? eo'r
ENIRE! The subscriber has been appointed AGENT
IA of THE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSI' r.
hNCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, and hav-
ing complied with the acquisitions OF the Law of the
State of Maryland for Foreign Agencies,
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
at reasonable rates,-nd as an old Fireman, respect
fully soicitS share of public patronage at his Office
No. % South Calvert street. Baltimore.
JAMES LONEGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made IN FIRST RATE STYLE,
as usual JAMES LONEGROVE.
d23 t29f
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xNITHOUT MNRCURY or COPAVIA.

NAITHOUT MERCURY OR COPAVIA.
w NO CURE, NO PAY, The great remedy for
secret diseases Of all kinds, and in every form and stage
is DIR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE RENE
DY, composed entirely Of American roots! Travellers
among the Indians we'll know that they cure venereal
diseases, without even the knowledge of Mercury or
Balsam The proprictorS of this medicine Obtain it
great cost directly from Indian, and now offer to the
afflicted an opportunity of being cured, avoiding the
danger of Mercury and the taste of Basan.
This medicine is pleasant TO the taste and leaves no odor
upon the breath.
Prepared solely by RowAsD s. WALTON, and sold
Wholesale and retail by Jos. T. Rowand, 376 Market ST.
Phila Also, in Baltimore by N. N Robinson, corner OF
Cav and Saratoga streets; Kinslee Toy, 49, Marsh
Market Space; James Stlnsbury, No. 237, Broadway,
Fell's Point; Gorden 4 Tubman, No. l52, West Pratt
street de23
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A NEW WASHING E;STA BIISIIMENT
"a is now open the Bel Air Road for Washing
Clothes OF every description, at liberal prices. Per
sons leaving or sending Clothes to BE- Washed may
rely upon their being returned perfectly clean. Fol
reference apply to Mr., DANSKIN, No l55 Baltimore
street, and at MIR. BOTTOMS Furnishing Store, No
IN Baltimore street. Persons leaving notice at tho
above places will be called on by
do33t+ JAMES STEWART.
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BY II. USE 81 Co,
FROM John GOSNEII CO.

PERI TUNERS TO HER MAJESTY, QUEEN VICTORIA,
No. II Three Kings Court, L01abcrd street, London
1t is freed from all harsh breaking qualities, and by
being formed of the most innocent and cmOllient in
gradients, will be found deserving the patronage of ali
who wish article of real and deserving excellence.
II bestows smOothness Of surface, and delcacy OF
complexion almost unparalleled IN the annals of per
SOnal improvement; in regard durability will last
three times long most soaps IN common use, nor
does change Of climate in the least diminish It's native
y
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WILL. RE OPENEI

WILL BE OPENED THIS
k3hIEH$A EVENING and TOMORROW NOR
k5-sssIEsst1 Nv MING, my usual unique and choice
S4AAsk2kLY lection of VALUABLE and ELEGANT
BOOKS Not only suitable tor the compliments of the
season, but for ali coming time My old customers are
particularly requested to call and examine,
N. HICKMAN,
II ll6 Baltimore street,
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RECRIET@ RECRUITS!

NEN kNERS! hs+t RtllS'
WANTED. ONE HUNDRED strong, ac- z
IA tive young men, to serve with ROCKET and IA
vi MOUNTAIN HowlTzER BATTERIES, now pre- III
III pairing by the OIrltGnce Department, for imme- ~
diate departure.
In pay provisions and clothing, this corps will be SUI
perior any other yet raised and, from the kind of
arms used will constantly serve with the adcGnce OF
the Army.
The highest character for courage and physical abil-
ty will be required for admission into the corps Ap-
ply at the Rendezvous, No. 50 :. FREDERICK ST.
..... l.. a. b. WALBACH, .
.4,...u. LIST Lieutenant Ordnance Corps.
in3- A premium of two dollars will be paid TO any
one bringing proper recruit to the Rendezvous.
NJ. b. Since the above advertisement was publish
ed have been authorized to sate, that persons
listing can be discharged if DESTROYS at the end of the
war. d22.tjaS .... l.. A. B. w.
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS.

JOHN MURPHY, IT'S MARKET
AkIHEA ST, begs leave to call public attention
~ to his stock of English and American
Gaasakszy ANIMALS; Illustrated WORKS in
SPLENDID BINDINGS; JUVENILE WORKS;
-inely bound and illustrated BIBLES and PRAYER
BOOKS; Fancy Articles, &C., comprising in addition
to great raricty Of fine Books, OF his own PubIica-
ton, all the choice works of the season, such as;
Heath's Book of Beauty The Keepsake; Bible Gal
iery; OPAL Floral Offering; Floral Year; Friendships
otfering Rainbow; May Flower; Evergreen; Christ
mas Blossoms, sc. all of which viii! be sold whole
sale and retail, at the very lowest prices. d24-a
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81, 1876.
FHNK!DSiI PERSONS who have not yet paid their
n CITY TAXES, levied for the year 1916, are re-
specially informed that interest will be charged on the
respective amounts due by them, unless the same are
paid PREYloUs to the LIST day of January next
t}2-tdG HENRY SNYDER, City Collector.
MARINE BANK OF BALTIMORE,
December 81, 1876.
HNRIDAH NEXT, being Christmas, this Bank
n will bc shut. tits therefore expected that bills and
notes falling due then, will be paid On THURSDAY,
the 9th instant.
Paper intended for discount, must be offered Wed
nesday, the ODD, BY order,
de294t' PHIL. LTTTIG, Jr, Cashier.
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call and try Ii! All operations performed IN up top
style. li-y
yEyALGY no! TALLY HOH The increasing
a demand for the TALLY HO RAZORS is the
strongest proof possible of their being duly appreciated
their fame is fully established and their superiority
admitted, The manufacturer, Frederick Penney, of
Sheffield, West riding of Yorkshire, England, has aI-
thori2ed the Agents to refund the money, for any
pronounced upon fair trial by tn" original purchaser,
defective, bearing upon them the corporate mark "al-
" IIo," and genuine unless this mark is upon
them. supply received and for sale at
ds-f No Is2 BALTIMORE STREET.
yE,O THE AFFLICTED.-We wish to call
the attention of our readers to the advertisements
of DR.. Dow, regular medical man, whose profession
al education is not surpassed by any physician in the
country. His having devoted his attention for many
years to particular branch Of the profession, and haY
ing been extremely successful in curing long standing
and difficult cases. such is were considered almost in
durable, is sufficient to commend him to the public
worthy OF the extensive patronage he is daily receiving
To those acquainted with the Doctor, nothing
to his SKILL honor or integrity, as they are well KNOWN
but strangers in search of physician, would recon-
mend to carefully read DIR. BOWS advertisements and
be sure when calling on him, to observe that his Office
is in Second street between South and Gay sts
See his advertisements. de33
HUSTI SEASON. The subscriber would cab
81 the attention Of his friends and the public to the
following list of articles, all of which just in
son, viz:--Large and Small DISHES, with spirit lamps
and complete, of English Block Tina bcaut-
full article; CHATTING. DISHES of various kinds;
OYSTER DISHES with spirit lamps; Hot Water
DISHES and PLATES, very handsome; OYSTER
BROILERS; Oyster Tongs; Jelly STEAMERS, made on
the most approved principle; JELLY MOULDS, a va
riety of patterns; TART PANS ofvarious shapcs Apple
Roasters; Bird Roastcs; Upright Stake Brothers, WAF
FILE IRONS for cooking ranges, round and square;
Nut Crackers; Nut Picks; Choppng Blocks, Sc. &c.
Also-Coal and Ash HODS; Coal SHONELS; Coal
Selves Fire Carriers Dripping Pans, &c. &c, for
sale NJ low prices, at Reip's Original Furnishing and
Tin Warehouse, No. 33j Baltimore St, second Tin
Store above Howard st.
d2l ALFRED III. REP.
RICH HIGH COLORED WOOLLEN
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aNRATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

aBRATT-ST, IRON FOUNDRY,
NO. 3O4, ABOVE EUTAW.
(Reccntli occupied by the late Jas. G. Wiison.)
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishment and is prepared to furnish to order all de-
scriptiOns of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON TJTR-
WORK accurately made, and for AGRICULTURAL.
and ORNAMENTAL purposes carved in the best
style. &C. Orders respectfully solicited and pincual
ly attended to. JOHN COCHRANE.
d23 tap '.
DEARL. GILT AND STEEL SLIDES.
4 have on hand a splendid assortment of the above
goods all of which will sell by the single doz
d2I JAS. Nj. HAIG, 1873 Baltimore st.
0n CLOTHS. The subscriber has on hand an
" assortment of FLOOR and TABLE Oil cloths
which he is selling at exceedingly low prices.
ALSO, Oil painted Transparent Window Shades of
every variety at the low price of One Dollar
JOHN G.. HOLLAND,
d22 fri 4e Gay-st. near the Odd Fellows Hall.
1wsa GIVE THEM A TRIAL AND JUDGE
EssrcEH FOR YOURSELVES. Whether not the
I17 S. Baltimore Agent of the NeO York Cttnton Tea
Company, does not sell better TEA than can
be purchased for the money at other places. If
customers tell the TRUTH Teas very cheap,
and give general satisfaction. If they should fail to
have them exchanged, or the money refunded. Al
ways on hand, COFFEE, green, roasted and ground,
warranted good,
JAMES R. PORTER, Agent,
No. ITO Gay street,
delft between Front and High sts.
INFORMATION FOR LADIES.
GUM SHOES.
We have Just received invoice OF beautiful GU VI
SHOES for the Ladies, Misses and Children. We par
ticuarly desire the Ladies to call and them
ELLIS x NICOLAT,
dbl No. 80 Baltimore ST.
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F. l. . OF 3 4 CO.,
M.aNUF.4CTURERS and IMPORT TIERS OF
U 4 4

F. l. . UIS 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS and IMPOR TIERS OF
PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS,
No az B.4LTTMORE-ST., wcst Of G.8Y-ST
w H. ~ CO., in introducing their Eec ticey foT
q Q the Toilet 10 the notice of ladies' and gentle
men, would be sorry to say in favor Of their ar
tcles than what they confident fair trial will Just
ly entue them 20. After series of experiment and
years of practical experience both Europe and Anne
RIGA, they 1atcr themselves they are enabled to pro
duce articles in their line equal to any in the country
as they bring them ont they will simply state their utl
ity, without the aid of fulsOme puff or panPgyric,
T.. LOUISE d co.'s
REAL BEARS REA5E.
This article is purely what il Is represented, being
obtained by +. l.. & co. from TWO BEARS recently
killed in this city. In Europe the article has
for many years been universally admired, and acknOw-
lodged to he the BEST for the HAIR. Its virtues are
pre- emnently displayed in the following respects, the
opinion, word for word of celebrated English Chem
st and Pertumer at gives a vigOr to the HAIR which
soon produces inimtable curl, and prevents its fall
ing out either in exercise damp atmosphere Ii is
paramount any thing discovered for preventing
cd of life, and by bracing the pores of the head
strengthens the weakest hair, and produces luNuran
gowth on the badest places. 1t exceedingly promotes
the growth of
EYEBROWS, WHISPERS Il MUSTACHIOS.
To childrens hair the effect is snguarly beneficial ant
perfectly nnOXiOu1, even to the youngest infant II
ERADICATES THE DANDRUFF easier and safe
than combs, Sc" For sale ONLY as above, in Jars
highly pcrumed.
REAL OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
~ E.
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WMOI.YDAY PRESENTS.
M ANIMALS FOR 1897.

EMOIIYDAY PRESENTS.
~ ANIMALS FOR 1897.
THE BIBLE GALLERY. Portraits
AYAISSlsS, of WoRen mentioned in Scripture--en-
I-.Tz4 ~ graved by the most eminent artists from
Et$tk4a4EV drawings by G.. Stllbnl.
HEATH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY, 1877, with bead
tully finished engravings from drawings by the first
artists, edited by the Countess Of BlessingtOn.
THE KEEPSAKE, ls47, with beautifully finished
engravings, edited by the Countess of Blessingon.
FORGET ME NOT. A Christmas and New Years
Present for lS47, edited by Frederick Shoberl.
THE OPAT-A Pure Gift for the Holydays, lS47,
THE RAINBOW, lSi7-cdtcd by A. ]. Mcdonald.
THE ROSE, or Affections Gift, for l647, ten steel
engravings
THE BOUDOR ANNUAL. for 1877. A quarto,
elegant Cngravngs
SKETCHES or IRISH CHARACTER, by Mrs. S,
G. Hall, illustrated.
THE MOTHERS PRESENT for the young, 1917,
THE FLOWER ALPHABET, in gold and colors
POEMS-BEAUTlFULLN BOUND.
Milton, Moore, Scott, Burns, Hcmans, ;igoumey,
Ossian, Norton, Barton, Landon, Goldsmith, Mont
gOmery, COwper, fiouett, Norton, Amelia,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
Book Of Navy and Army Historical Gift, Youths
Book of Nature, Tortoise Shell Kitten, Lu Lu Tales,
Kris Kringa, Stories g American Revolution.
PRAYER BOOKS and BIBLES, in velvet and Tur-
key morocco. ARMSTRONG x EEHRl,
d2l-wth3t GPs2tl 1866 Baltimore street.
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SPLENDID CHRISTIANS BOOKS.
r-1-y,A7, The Bible Gallery, Is superb ustra-
-MYAl895sS TONS plain and coorcd
S..ss-tSSsrsW London Art Union, very rich.
SsAtAAsy Hearts book of Beauty.
London Keepsake. ...
Scenes in the Life Of the Saviour. ..
do do do Apostles,
Illustrated Gems of Sacred Poetry, ...
Natures Gems; or, American Wild Flowers ia their
Native HauntS.
Leaflets of Memory The Opal. ....
The Boudoir Annual Tie Rose ...
The Diadcm; The Rainbow. ...
The Floral Year; Christmas Keepsake.
Friendships Offering; The bmaranthe. ..
The May Flower; The Gift of Friendship,
Christmas Blossoms The Musical Annual. .
The Sacred Mountains, etc, with very rich uStra-
tons. - A.. h.. .,.. .. ...
40 ... " POETS. ~
Bryant; Longfelow superb copies
Moores complete Works, splendid edition
Southey do do do do. r..
Tasso; Scott; Milton; Dante; Cowper Hemans;
CampHell; Burns4Gtc., Applctons fine editions, with
Velvet Biblesapas1 rayer Books; Albums; Games;
Gold Pens and Pencils; Chcssncn; Backgammon Boards,
&C. &c, For sale by ....
II. COLBURN, 2O6 Baltimore street,
de23-3t West of st. Pauls street.
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EpOGERs' DIAMOND &c ENT--For
n a mendng Glass, China Lamp Shades, Mantle Or
naments Sc. so that the break scarcely pnrccpublG
and as strong as before broken. For sale only By g. ?.
ROGERS, Druggist corner Howard and Marion, and
corner of Howard and Madison, and corner OF Paca
and Little Green streets
y19- Price - cents. de21-lw, el2-ly