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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION

INK. SEALING WAX, WATERS, &c.
ORO GROSS steel Pen Black Writing Ink, AS. and
sizes; gross Indelble INK, with without
pation warranted; 5000 lbs WATERS, all kinds from ioc
per 500 lbs SEALING WAX, various qualities
from Sd. TO 81 per ID.
The above equal in the country. Dea
e" 's'0i'a on i'0s'r terms f n buS TAvIDs,
Manufacturer and Importer,
ja9 1msre liz John street. opposite Ciih.
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN
ryyUIRCu,s VEGETABLE LOTION

CHURCH's VEGETABLE LOTION.
HIGHLY valuable Cosmetic for sradicsung hruptions
"A the Face and Shin pareu.ssly rm2e.. biotenss,
eIsssnes The Of the Lotion for short tine VII essr
each, No s Bowery corner Spring sreet so
by Mrs. Hayes, $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn. - lm-m
A. (. <. COLLINS co. y Dssss =
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Permsyiu0nia AueNue, Washington City,D. c.
s S.S s publ
% ss ' ss s y a en-
;.nsd to The puse The hoSss i situate
and ss' &.
Csp,q capable accommodating three haadrsa guests
S +, sS:
assss ss
90 ~ day Ss vsGs OH
render
: :ss:: AR fSSSF
:s; Xxi XII % Other i. Il :sls ''
CHEAPEST mp w sffSE OBSTRUCTION IN
academy l'' gBsiEsfi sfo ssess;''' Jon" street
Superior and Elegan, Commercial System of WRITING,
s.a e .s .y bsy
ming, in Twelve Lessons for The small charge OF
Ma Ba.ror Finishing Writing Master. promise. and Qua
style q P.nnan.hp no natter
IN EASY LEssoSs r F ~ s %
s.s snoar 1sp s
s. BASSETT FRENCH, ------ !
Il
Mcdowell. Governor of Virginia; His E1celency John y
S ssdss Afs
" Hon.
NC Va Hon James A. Seldom, NJ c., Va. Hon. Geo. w.
Hopkins, NJ CT Val Edward H. Hudson, l9a Broadway New
MINI Hudson will take charge of any papers int udsd
for Mr. French and forward same to him safely.
d20 3taw 3mrr ht
DIV. STONE,
Attorney at L0U, Raleigh, ~ c.
WILL attend the collection Of any claims that be
w entrusted to his care. Refer
Messrs. Woodruff 4 Miutum, New York
t.ts4 Bryan Maitland,
l.. Myers & Co.
A. M. Trcdwell, ESQ. =
C0AL- deliyer'ng from my yard corner Of King and
these low prices for cash only yz Egg aud Broken large
Nut and Stove mixed IS So. Buyers positively depend
on hsyux their Coal delivered at these Prcss =, ,Nro
LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
HANLINE OSTHEIMER Imporen No. Bank street,
Philadelphia have just received by arrivals this port
and New York full assortment Of Looking Glass Plates from
Shy to 40 by co. All sizes polished plate window glass from
6y ~ to by y Ao Toilet sls.s. Plated Spectacle
States with variety Of other French and German goods
which they offer At the lowest market prices.
jail 2meod Gbz etH
IN THE PKESS, TO BE PUBLISHED at the .Beacons
U %s this X, HSpth y 81 yAh Se FSuIp sSnI
Of works Among other articles the first number will
tain Vales Astronomical Card aud the celebrated Thre
mposors learned work of the 18th century translated
from the Latin These also be for sale pamphlet form
with likeness good edition. The works Of Thomas Paine
Weekly Beacon, &c. jal4 lmeod* re
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WORK,
And One rhich should be in the Hands Of evsys
Married Person.
MORAL. PHYSIOLOGY.

By The Hon. Owen, with Additions. and Attentions
by L. Glover. M. D. To person OF sound common
sense this work which Win the
i few ignorant people may condemn t. but the editor
fully that the high importance Of the subject oil
which Il will present itself fociby to rejecting
minds that must command respect Were shs book care
lowed persuaded that different state OF society from
the present would exist
Price OF the Book For sale By Burgess Stngr
Co. IA Broadway of Ann street. by whom the trade
will be supplied Persons the country BY enclosing 81
paid will be supplied with copies IN mail binding Post
the book to part OF the Unitsd ees nve cents
M Ire
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RIRD CAGE MANDATORY.

BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
No. st. Johns Lane corner Beach street, NeD York
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his Customers and the
Public that he Keeps constantly hand large supply OF
fancy Bird Cages Of every description which he
offers ), sale at lower than they be bought else:
WHERE Merchants would find it their advantage call and
x.minc his stock. J. KELLY.
p s. Country orders attended with prompness and dis
psch lm.m
GENTLEMEN VISITING BOSTON.
HENRY 0OsLIN9 has the pleasure TO announce to his
Ii friends the public general that he has erected
Reseaurt Boston, No. l6 Devonshire the
style the American and French Dining Saloon No q and
eating homes He ha. pred no pain: OF eapense 70 make
f5Iwsrc H. 0OSLIN0. Napoleon the Second.
BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully snnoanees to the ladies,
offer msgnifcen. selection 81 Ball and Evening Dresses at
the abeve reduction He also calls
quantity Of Embroidered Cellars, Chemisees, &C. sghtly
soed which selling less than third the original
price The remainder Of the stock Of Winter Hosiery 4 OF
rsd equally low prices, and Inspection it il believed
will be found cheaper than in the city.
NO. BROADWAY ia lmsrc
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ELIZA HARRIOTT, Executrir.
G 2E2kf B. f GhEESH.N ) E.seusor..

The subscriber will offer Public Sale At the me-
~
- Win Win
a .ss s1:s;
we'll ns
haustes supply Of water strats stand and has done
Fcsrsssa Building Lot. each 50 fee. front by 100 s.
ts
and in the centre ofthe village. 80. -
s o. .ss.ss &; as ss'ss
small ssss ;: s:;a for the Hss
Of
with adjoining fitchsn IN the Isa isrss airy
ssis nas q ss %
well Of excellent water il the cedr sI The Io
ds ss
Sou S h.s S S :as
:hoP and other eu,badns: for place
could ssy arranged for an extensive Boarding
wS eligible building lou. fronting the main
Noe: Three Dwelling Hopse. and Lots, adjoining each
each 10 depth 81 feet n ~ wid id
s seod
dem well q water near the door, The lot 50 feet front by
ton. the Yll,ee and che Immediate vicinity
No il small Farm q sseseq. land With house. garden
bridge to upper Railway and about % minutes walk from the
village. tf lsf
oy lying mile
which meadow the residue q quality oak and hickory
the exception Of acres which have lately been of.
S 3 o IF spns s@S b i
failing brook running through this plot vaua
BILE Tor either cutting pastursge will large
on the Investment The terms will be liberal.
may be had map Of the estate made BY r. W. Brniey,
Surveyor General Of East New Jersey the Office Of A. j.
BLEEcKER, Auctioneer No Broad application may
be made to LEWIS LESLIE, Woodbridge, who will show
any portion Of the premises or to - HI III -
-''e1I l GEORGE CLINCH.,
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MR.. OLDFIELD,
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, PIANIST, &C.,
No. 2I5 William street

VIZ ILL happy play Concerts and Cotlon Parties
mp Musical Entertainments and eve ln,sruet9ns on
the Piano Mr. o. has beautifully toned Piano FORTE
that will sell cheap for cash. Can be No. Us Broad
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. rncc cents per c0py-
U.3 por annuIn-payabIe in advance.
WEEKLY HEkALD-Every Saturtay-rrce N cent
per eopy-$3l2k cents per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des-
patch.
10 All letters communications, bv mail, Addressed
the establishment pc paid the postage win be
deducted from the subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEW YoRK HERAID Esr ,sHMxrY
Northwest Of Fulton and Nassau
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Cnd1VuE Ut HUNS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Commencing on Monday, September 18th, lsA5.
Leave New YoskAt O'clock A. M, Boston Train for
Greenport, daily, SundAys excepted, stopping
Farmngdale and st. Georges Manor.
Leave Brooklyn-At 81 A. for Farmingdale and ntemed
ate places. daily Sundays excepted, and on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, through
. 70 Greenport and intermediate places
attP. M, for Farmngdalc and intermediate
- places, daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave 0feenporBoston Train, at O'Clock, r. NJ, or
the arrival Of the steamer from Norwich.
daily, Sundays excepted, stopping at st.
Georges Manor and Farmingdale.
atsoclock, A. NJ; Accommodation Train,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave TarmingdaeFor Brooklyn, 6x oclock, a M and
= Up. NJ, daily, Sundays excepted:
Leave Jamaca-For Brooklyn at o'clock, NJ and ~ r
-, M daily Sundays excepted. Fare 70 Co.
1ror ns CS1rss Jamaica 3; srushyis s Hyde rsi
HHs?r:!ssd III Brunch E.Ils ras: =; ws:sbaIy
e; Suffolk ,s ss.ios L;is He'd ss..0. Msdsa
RivsIhesd is<; Jsms.pon ssH; Matssuct ! OK; CT
GIeenpor BY Bosten Train Z b..
Stages the Of Trains at the several
9sons take low Fares all Of the
Island. ~.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot
street receive Baggage for Trains minutes BE-
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The Steamer Statesman leaves for Sag HarboY
twice each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
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The rush OF people from our Southern states 10
Texas seems to have received check for the present..
We have read OF no large parties lately crossing the
Mississippi nj what Is acetiously call the oies'
Crossing below and assuredly sucn no.'. Suu
enough on she load TO justify it. The CROSSING: At
Rodney and Nachez have also been rev. nau wes.neI
undowb.eJy has deferred many from their purpose Of
emirration and probably others have deemed II Is well
"a 1s unuI the next crop IL made.-Coneordid Intel
"sA man who was arrested while intoxicated, and
,acsd in tho wsch house. during Monday night last In
! Philadelphia attempted 20 hang himself tie was re-
10 his residence, and has since been in very
We learn from the Detroit Adprtissr Of the Sd
inst that Central Railroad at length open from
that city % Kalamazoo las miles The cars ran through
on the I'd instant, for the first time.
Mr. H. Rogers while engaged in feling trees IN
the township Of Greene, Pa on the 27th vltmo wm
struck BY falling limb, which dislocstsd MS snouses',
and on the Goth no died.
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- STORE AND DWELLING TO LET AT HAR'
EB LEM-One Of those three story brick front houses
S with stores attached situated in he central and bust
tween l2sd and l2t street, Said house ashsd complete
the door every half hour Rent moderate good
APplyt TO 4. JACOBS. lslth street, near % ayenus
for dgnes be removed make alteration in the grounds
Apply a. above. .-4s SEA. 88fat 49 sgs j2e lm*c
- CARPE1FACTORY F: II SALE Or TO LETf
f: Situated in Pouehkeepsie Dutchcss County, State
New York, half mile from the lAnding proper
Of lasxe three basement and attic BRICK
BUILDING, o6 feet by 36 feet-wh Steam Engine, Dye
and Wash House. all covered with slaewh the
sary bulldogs The Of 80 looms
spianisg machinery, dye kettles &c. to keep
full operation The this city
dayexpenss Of transportation moderate The premises
and machinery excellent condition. and ready for mme
diate operation.
For terms and Other JoaN p W1HfNFrELp
jals lm-rc " foushkeepsie.
= FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR 80 50-City made,
and equal to those sold in other stores for IS; fine
Fsnch Calf Boots for 81 equal the best made in this
- city for IS or $7-at YOUNG JONES' French Boet
and Shoe Mannfactory one Of the most faabicnable this
cIty our Boots having been judged the late Fair az Nibo
are said to be the best Boots sold in this city, All Boots
warranted to give satisfaction.
JAZZ 1m+rh Broadway, New York.
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s. BASSETT FRENCH
DIV. STONE,
Attorney at L0W, Raleigh, ~ G.
WILL attend the collection Of any claims that may
w entrusted to his care Refer to
Messrs. Woodhull Mintum, New York.
Bryan x Maitland,
l.. Myers & Co.
A. M. Trcdwell, ESQ., ..

C0AL-I am delivering from my yard. corner q King and
these low prices cash only viz: Egg aud Broken large
Nut and Stove mixed IS Buyers positively depend
j3l2meod%r PETER CLINTON.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsros.-The House OF Delegates
was engaged all of yesterday in the discussion Of
the Convention bill Mr. scett Of fauQusr made very
strong extended in favor OF the mixed basis.
and MIR Lee of Hardy followed in very interesting
ramarks in behalf Of the white basis organization Alta
late hour the vote YVES taken, and MIR. LeitwrchS
anne ndmcnt providing for the organization Of the Con
the white basis was lost 81 to T-R'ehH'ohd
Enc, FEB. IL.
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
RI ANIME & OSTHEIMER, Importers, No. Bank street,
Philadelphia have just received by arrivals this port
and New York full assortment Of Looking Glass Plates from
to 40 by co. All sizes polished plate window glass from
e BY - to g ALSO. Toilet glasses, Plated Specac!es
Pipes, Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases. Money Purses Marbles
which they offer At the lowest market prices.
iaIIo rnsnd ~h~
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VALENTINES!

~ OLD AND SILVER FLUIDs.-These metallic fluids,
which formerly much used by the anclcnts for then
Manuscripts beautiful articles for all purposes
81 Ornamental fenmanship, such Valentines Visiting Cards
Billet deux Writing executed with these fluids has the
beautiful and ustre Of fine gold and SILVER Eor
sale BY the principal Bookseen and Saioners and ~ the
manufacturers, KENT BLACK,
Je3o 3w>rc il6 John street.
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MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.
R AR4

UAILf UVEh TIE LONG ISLAND RAIL
ROAD, VIA L.-.
NEW LONDON NORWICH 4 WORCESTER
Al o'clock in TIE Morning, from the Foot Of Whitehall
ss.sst, South Fefry-Sundays excepted.
Way Crates In readiness receive baggage for New
London Norwich and Worcester Bagsass for Boston
through under lock. NIL
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tDAYTON's SUGAR COATED BLENNORRHGcA
- LOZENGES-A pleasant, safe, and enectual remedy
for all diseases Of the and genital gonorhca
seminal weakness ke fce M warranted to
afsw days For sale Messrs Fahnesocks Co.. - John
street and " Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally
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HEAD QUARTERS.

TURNER & FISHER, "a Chstham street, have this day
Opened their unequaed Of Valentines and
Valentine rtsr. For splsndor variety .ad chsspas.s We
call aud see Valentines made order. original fur
nished. Ordsn from the Country attended to promptly.
mSr
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NB-The title beyond dispute and one hall 81 the pur
chase money remain mortgage at cent 10
vrv of shs ased. Poss..son ~ he cy.n IN hs lar ~
next. 49, M---L 49, ia22 ffeh13+mc
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24
W A n rs

KM ANTFD Immediately, young woman quail
w fed for keeping house, 10 go to Richmond, Va.
She will have TO take charge Of two children aud at
tend to The other duties appcraining to house keeping
To ono that can come well recommended in all re-
spectS liberal compensation viii be allowed Apply
quickly at SCOTTIS Intelligence Office,
dM No 10 Exchange Place.
NETASIIiD. A WOMAN to do the Cooking
w Washing and Ironing, of a family, embracing
seven persons III all, is wanted by the 18th of Deccm
Der, but VIII be taken any time before TO steady
and industrious person, the situation Will prove very
easy one. Address, with name and references, w. K
NJ, ut the Clipper Otticc dbl colt
& AtnUhD RENT WAN IGiS, of $500 per
VI anrum, ii Immediate application he made to
JAMES HANCE-Or
JAMES BARRY,
do NO. 81 Second street.
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J. w. TILYARD, Agent.

ANHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
u THE SUBSCRIBER
would respectfully call the attention of the public to his
large stock, consisting in part o-Ladies and Gentle
mems fine Gold WATCHES, with Chains and Keys to
suit; Gold PENS, with gold and silver cases. gold and
silver TliRbles; Ear Rings Finger Rings and Breast
Pins; Bracelets in great variety Together with we'll
selected variety of FANCY GOODS.
Silver FORKS; Table, Desert and Tea SPOONS;
Britannia Ware in sets; plated Cake BASKETS and
CASTORS.
Nj B. Fine Jewelry made to order at
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
opposite the Museum.
dl92w ROBERT BROWN,
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MARSH LIS SALE.

q, stss.s sy BY virtue cf a Fier Facias issued
Of the District C0urt Of tie United
2EsaIsSA STATES for the District o. Mary land ,and
10 ne directed at the suit of William s,ckinI ana
HaEIett VI Kim vs the Baltimore and Rapplhannuck
Steamboat Company, have seized and takGn posses
sion of the Steamboat RAPAH 4NNuCK; AMI notice
Is hereby given that will prI cttd 10 sell The said
steamboat to the highest b,dder tor cash, On the
TWENTY -FOURI n DAY UF THIS MONTH, al
| O'Clock, f, M, at tEe Exchange.
hOREAU FORREST,
de1 United States Marshal,
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
"IBLE HOUSE,
HS No. III FAYETTE STREET,

EDIBLE HOUSE,
Nd No. til FAYEFTE STREET,
opposite Union Bank of Md
{L3-FOK SALE-iIandsOme bound BIBLES and
TESFAhIEN'FS, for Christmas Presents. Among
which are-Supcr Quarto Morocco BIBLES, gilt
" calf gilt do
" Octave calf gilt do
Also, variety OF smaller editions, every description
OF bindings
dis eo4t J. w TILIARD, Agent.
HMOLEDhY PRESENTS. We call the 1T
X tentOn of those desiring presents 10 our cXten-
sivc assortment of nch French China VASES; Fancy
FIGURES; Fapicr Mache WATERS, exceedingly
rich and in sets; WATERS in every variety; Plated
and britannia TEA and COFFEE SETS; Plated CAKE
BASKETS and CANDLESTICKS; Cake BASKETS,
Card BASKETS of Gothic and other patteus Toilet
and Perfume BOTTLES; Fancy BOXES; Work and
Fancy BASKETS, in endless variety; Ivory Handle
KNIVES and Forks, in sets and dozens; SOLAR
LAMPS; CHANDELIERS; GIRANDOLES, Sc, sc.
Besides the above have almost endless variety
of USEFUL House Keeping Articles suitable for pre-
SCENTS, all of which will be sold on the mOS pleasing
terms CORTLAN & co.
No. l79 Baltimore street,
d22 4th door East of Light street.
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JAMES HANCE, or
JAMES BARRY.
MNRsIIAL,s SALE.

r. S>~fsS%E n BY virtue of a writ of fieri taCiaS,
IEH Nv issued out of the District Court OF
sssss.l.:79 the United States for the District
Of Maryland, and to me directed,
at the suit of William McKm and Hazlett McKin,
against the goods and chatels lands and tenemens and
heredittiments of the Baltimore and Rappahannock
Steamboat Company, have seized and taken posses
sion OF the Steamboat MARY WASHINGTON, and
Notice il hereby given, That will proceed to sell the
said Steamboat to the highest bidder for cash. on the
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at one O'Clock,
at the Exchange. MOREAU FORREST,
dis Is United States Marshal, District Md
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NHARSIIAL'S SALE Notice is hereby given,
I'VE That in pursuance of order Of the honorable
the District Court of the United States, in and for the
Maryland District, passed the llth day of Deem
Der, (inst) will sell at No. 81 Smiths wharf, the
18th day Of December, at 10 O'Clock, M the goods,
wares and merchandise, saved from the wreck of the
schooner Imperial, consisting of TOBACCO, SHOES,
DRY GOODS, UMBRELLAS, &c. Sc, for cash.
dl4ts MOREAU FORREST, u. S. Marshal.
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EuvE h,v. k..r ,>os,,i,,o4 o. -, a., =.
wv Late 80 r. ~ Nc W .op! ulo lug
Eoator IN Lsr @ = ~ s,u cspeS soo'ly y.
Baltimore The article the old lady aIludps TO- we be-
lieve il HANCE'S HO4RHOTJND syn Ep and
CANDY, which is doing wonders in the vav or our
ing Asthmas and Coughs-rN, Y mirror
Dear Thomas you know nv aflictio.
The cold that caught nj a dance
SO | beg YOU will send me bottle
OF HOARHOIJND extracted by HANCE.
Mrs Johnson. dare saw vor knepv her
And the story will soInd ike romance
Has been cured of her cough of Iong st,Ddjpo
by buying some syrup of Hance
THERE'S the doctor Ton b,ass tho old fo,Iou
For his health wrn, , ty,veII;n1 m Pronooo
And came hone IN no curnd Of n97rs,,r,n,i'
And laws II To Hoarbonnd and Hanca P''
Mr.. Martin yo,r c,,nor,, fr,, ,o,,.;-
I,v Two or tbree d. i, 90, - 'ranoo.'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE. -:

yKIHIS EVENING, Deer 2i will be perform
II ed PERFECTION. Charles Paragon, Mr. PER,
RY. Kate O'Bnen, Miss X. LUDLOW.
To conclude with ssSOMNAMBUBA" Edmund
Mons. FREDERICK. Notary, Nh. e. r. PARSL OF
l'hcresc, Mad AUGUSTA Gertrude, Mlc DlMIER
70 Prices of Admission-BUXcs 30 cents; Pit 25 b.
Orchestra seats Is cts.
DC Doors open at half past 6, performance TO begin
al 7 O'Clock Ii
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

ANOFFEE higgins. French, English and
u American, Of the latest and most approved pat
lar article; Coffee and Tea Ums; Coffee and Tea Pots
Tea Kettles, stands, with heaters; Chatting Dishes,
&c., with every variety of Block Tin and Britannia
Ware; Walters, Table Cutlery, and family and fancy
Hardware generally Call at the HOUSE FURStsHIsa
WAREROoNs, No 10 v. Charles street, opposite the
Union Bank, d23 e. T., WETMORE & co.
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VAN AMBURGH AZ cos MENAGERTE,
ROMAN .4MPHITHE.9TRE
N. CALVERT STREET,


MONDAY, DEC. II, 1916.
ENHfG Propretors would respectfully inform the
u public, that this immense and unriyalled collec-
ton OF the various and magnificent specimens of Ami
mated Nature viii open for public exhibition on MON
DAY, the lfth inst. The popularity and celebrity at
tached to this well known collection, renders unneces
be inscparable from place Of amusement or show
The study OF Natural History s 50 important that the
public require but the opportunity, avail themselves
ofits advantages
&C Hours of exhibition from /! to L. and from g. to
9o'clock o. Admission IS cents, children under 9
years ofagc, II. cts. dlOlm
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FsGt SALE Z RIM.
YNHOwE AND COUNTRY PROPERTY,
M AT Reduced PRICES.

IN P.HRTOUS PARTS or TIE CITY
H.. one dwelling S. Chare5s!. lor 81, 500
IS e 81 feet front, 100 deep, three story and back
,r4;a building; one do. East BaltlmOrC.s; 30 feet
T!asg front, $50 deep, with extensive improvements
for $4,000; Also many others, Narou.ly located, at
prices making good investments. FARM, contain
ing 30 acres of good land, with splendid improve
ment, 10 miles from the city price $1,000; do OF
1870 acres, the soil excellent for % per acre; one lot
and good Improvements, - miles on the York Road,
containing two and handsome garden, viii Dc
sold bargain if Immediately applied Tor.
Also Ground Rents III various directions OF the city
one Of $500 ut per cent wen secured, and some at
per cent. Those wishing to purchase viii please a-
PITY al No. 81 SECOND-ST, to
JAMES HANCE, or
f3u JAMES HARRY