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DEATH FROM SoMNAMEULIsm. A colored
woman in New York, got up from her bed in
b her sleep last Saturday night, walked out or the
roof Of the house, fell off and fractured her
=, skull, dying instantly.
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FAILURE. Mr.. Rockwell, large manufac-
aurer ofsataetts, at Norwich, Coma, has failed
dor large amount.
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"PoLK STALKS" We find in ocr late Wes-
tern papers, accounts Of the snaggiag of no less
than ten steamboats,. The hulls of three of
thee, are total loss. Western men call snags
"Pota stalks"
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ANOTHER MAIL Losr. TIE driver of the
Cincinnati and Louisville mail stage, arrived at
st. Louis on the 10th inst miacs the princi-
pal letter bag.
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District of ooIumbia Advertisements
FORTUNES HOME.

a W. KIRKWOUD, LOTTERY and EX-
N . CHANGE BROKER, Office No. q BROWNS
HOTEL, Washington, d. q. Orders in the follow
lag rich and brilliant Lotteries will receive prompt
and confidential attention, if addressed as above.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass N, for 1886,
To 10 drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on SATURDAY,
November 2lst, 1876.
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CHEAr TRAVELLING. A company has been
formed in London for the purpose of establish
ing lines of nmnbuses to convey passengers at
penny u m lie.
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A CHANCE FOR SPECULATION. The Gov
eminent has advertised for 10000 army blan-
kets, leo, 900 yards of Canton flannel, ESQ ,oo9
yards of unbleached cotton, 10000 yards Of
shifting, 1000 uniform dragoon caps, 5000
engineer, artillery and infantry caps, 100000
pairs of laced bootees 10, 900 dozen Of woolen
stockings.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-18

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, Eaton, the Cana
dian pedestrian, is now at Staten Island, few
miles from N. York city, and is ready to make
match for $1,000 to $4,000, that he can walk
1000 miles in 1000 consecutive hours-to COM
mence the match at once. This match being
concluded, he offers another-lor like amount,
to come off three weeks afterwards--to walk
1000 quarter miles in as many successive quar-
ter hours.
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-WGood lack!
Us ensier 10 go on as to go baek,

Senator Dir, N. York, and Senator John.
son, Of Louisiana, have arrived in Washington
Benton, Bagby, and Wescott, have been here
nearly all the recess. ..
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THE Presidency. The Cayuga Tocsin has
hoisted the name of silas Wright at its head,
as candidate for President in IS4S.
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THANKSGIVING. The Mayor of George
town, D. c., has set apart Thursday, the 26th
inst, as thanksgiving day.
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IT'D FREDERICK'S
E6s PATENT CORPSE PREsERyER!

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
vited to this newly in.
vented apparatus; the eb-
ject f,r which il Is in
tended lsto perfectly pre-
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ONE PRICE BOOT STORE,

Boot e4,5D; Cork Boot 81 80 to IS; double soled
water sroof $3.50 to S.; the real PalO Alto Tall
Boot as; Boots footed 50 SO. All dene with neat
less and despatch, Wholesale and retail.
EDWARD CHOATE,
No. II Exchange Place.
NIB. BOOTS exchanged for DRY GOODS or
GROCERIES. NJ
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DAN MARBLE. This Yankee comedian has
been very sick at Columbus, Ohio, but has re-
covered In letter written just before his de.
purture from Columbus, he states that he had a
mighty hard time of it, and that on rising from
bed he weighed exactly four pounds and eight
ouaceS'
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

azA The subscriber would respectfully
%E inform his friends aid the public
<6sagenerally, that he is continuing the
nessa~ EH 0A8s8BOOT and SHOE Business al No
E9hA 81 SOUTH GAY STREET, OppO-
site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST., Baltimore, where he intends TO manufac-
mre BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, o.
every description, in the most fashionable and ap-
proved styles, of the best workmanship and material,
warranted to and fl equal to any in this any
other city in the Union. He would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks TO his numerous
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully solicits continuance of the
same. Prices as follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegeed, $50
DoublesOle lined water proof Boots, stitched, 600
do do do do pegged 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
03- All orders filled AT the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail.
se6-tf SAMUEL j. HANDY.
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son is very expensive arm to public justice in
that State. With but rs prisoners during tho
Fast year, the expenses of the establishment
have exceeded the income the large sum of
$7,573.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No.4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
(FiTl door nom Baltimore going towards the Dock
TkNAKE NOTICE of Or. ROGERS NAME on
Il different pats uf the Office.
Attendance from 8 A. N. ill 10 at night.
CURE W.ahR.aNTED
Q3-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
I NJ
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DEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES. The ship
Flavio sailed from Boston on Monday for Mad
ras and Calcutta, with tho following Mission
aries: Rev. Levi Spauldng and wife, Rev
John Scadder, NJ. d., wife and two daughters,
Rev VIM. w. Scudder and wife, Rev. John
E. Chandler and wife, Rev. Geo. Forde and
wife, Rev. Il. p. Hastings.
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yEVe MASTERS OF VESSELS
AND The PUBblG Al LARK
RAhTIMnRR. Oct 23l, 1876.

BALTIMoRE, Oct 23d, 1876.
GIz- I hereby recon, end Mr. ROBERT della
EEY'S Indian Vegelahle Bl TIERS, PANACEA,
ana Rheumatic ExlerHal SOLUTION, having prov
ed iis greai effcacy-being speedy remedy fOI
Cramp CaOic, Dysenteres, Bilious Attacks. and
arrest the Yellow Fever also A seaman declared
me that he was cured of the y How fever in %
hours by bottle OF his No. |. In justice and fOl
public good, l sign in behalf Of myself and passen-
gers, Capt VIM. ROBERTSON,
No. So Thlmes.st just fiOm Mobile.
(Witness presently Slgnrd,
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NIB. Remember the No., 80, as the genuine arti-
Giles are for sale at other place in Baltimore mis-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-28
a| Voh H. WOODsFIELD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1916.

ers either did not or would not under
stand English or French. But when
they fired upon US, twelve to sixteen
men were visible, and the yell that fol-
lowed our discharge was such as is
never extorted from mortal man but by
the pang of the last agony. Six or
eight. then, of the freebooters had cer-
tainly perished. What chance of sue
cess they might fancy that an open boat
could have against vessel OF the size
of ours, it completely bewiIdered us to
imagine. They must either have been
intoxicated, or in the situation of a
beast Of prey, whom the goadings of
hunger will impel to rush upon foe
whose face he would otherwise have
fled. Viewing it in either light, it was
an act Of the most daring hardihood. -
The struggle had been fierce and bois-
ferrous. but had passed. The ship was
restored to her usual tranquility, and
was moving before gentle breeze
from the shore, yet so slowly as scarce
ly to ruffle the face of the ocean.
Hogg's Weekly Instructor.
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OLD Bread THE Best. 1T has been
found that baked bread on the first day
produces from seventy-one to seventy
nine per cent. of nutritive matter, while
that five days old yields from eighty
one TO eighty-two per cent. New bread
loses the five per cent. of its weight by
evaporation in cooling. Aside from
the advantages of stale bread in its nu-
tritive matter, it is more wholesome,
more easily digested, has more taste
and is sweeter; while new bread lies
heavily in the stomach and is of difficult
digestion. With these advantages, 1t
is strange that most people reject stale
bread OF prefer the new. 1t has been
found that, on feeding the poor, very
stale bread mixed with soup is far more
satisfying than any other they can OBJ
tain, Thus the laboring classes con-
sumo one-eigh,h more bread than would
be necessary il stale bread were used;
or family that consumed six pounds
of bread per day would expend, at the
present price, some ten dollars more a
year by eating new than by eating stale
bread, with all the other disadvantages
we have mentioned.
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.JAlMEsI RI MoRRIs.
AFTERNOON IN FEBRUARY

~ = ADtO ~
BY henry w. LoNGFELLow.,
The day is ending,
The night is descending;
.sesi The marsh is frozen,
The river dead. ia
4. Through clouds like ashes, a
"a The red sun flashes
n, On village windows ~ -
"a r,7 That glimmer red.
~ The snow recommences;
The buried fences
Mark no longer
Is.. The road Ger the plain;
While through the meadows
Like fearful shadows,
s Slowly passes
lsssss A funeral train. sg H.
80 The bell is pealing,
And every feeling
- Within me resounds
To the dismal knell! ~
Shadows are trailing,
' My heartis bewailing
AS And tolling within
.,D Like funeral bell.
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not designate IL as .l1Iustrious.v or
+" Serene" l. may grant totheG mean
est citizen, all the .prerogatives that
make prince; il may give away for
ever, the very escence ofits sovereignty,
but sonorous epithet 1t shall not give.
1t may make a man mqnarch, but il
shall not label him lord. Need an
swer an assumption so unspeakably abb
surd! 81
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The END.-The end-the end-al-
ways have the end in view, If you take
a cigar, drink a glass of spirits, violate
the creed of virtue. speak an untruth,
or lift a copper from your masters
drawer, think Of the consequences
the end of your course. Will 1t be
pleasant to reflect upon at nights Will
it add to your responsibility and repu-
tationf If the young men would al
ways have the end in view, the mum.
Der Of transgressors would be very
small. .sa
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oouhu oHouluS9 VI IdlDeT ytlliHp, "oaZe
i'm! SAFE i'm by the tail! Och, holy
Vargin, stop i'm! Och, Saint Pathrlck!
tare i'm in till jabletts! A wha A wha!
Bate i'm TO smithereens wild gun,
can't yees! He's got me fast how'd
by me-! och lie has by Jabers! an
he's rs nlendin his hoult, a wha! How
ly Father, he's got shark hook on'is
tail! Och, murther, he's forty flit long!'
On making this last circuit he ran
through part of the smouldering camp
fire, and the twine at the aft end of the
gut caught fire; this braught new ter
ror, and added strong inducement for
him to put on more steam and increase
his rate, round round he went! SHE'S
a fiery sarpint. Och, murther! How
ly Virgin, he carries a lite to see how
to bite by! Och, help! I'm swallowed
Dumping a log) intirely all but me he'd /!
He's saxty fate long if he's fut!-
Thread on his bloody, fiery tale, will
yees? Thry to save mer then, as if
inspired with new life and hope, he
rored out, "Shoot i'm! shoot i'm! but
dont shoot at his head! Shoot! shoot!n
Now here was picture! There
stood the Judge hugging sapling with
both arms and one leg, his head thrown
back emitting scream after scream:
here lay jim w. on his hack, with his
feat against tree, his arms elevated
like chIld's when he wants you to help
him up, and it was scream for scream
with Jim. All sounds, at all like ordi-
nary laughter, had ceased, and the pres
ent notes would have rendered immor.
tai the vocal fame of a dozen panthers,
accompanied in their concert bv the
fog whistle of steamboat. Yonder
stands Jim A-'fat Jim''-with his legs
about a yard apart, his hands on his
lips, shouting at regular intervals of
about five seconds, "Snake! -Snake!
Snake!!! at the same intonation, but
so loud that the echoes mocked each
other from fifty craigs, and 'sSnake!
Snake" reverbrated loud and long
among those mountain slopes, while
his eyes carefully and closely followed
the course of poor Paddy round the
camp. After running round il about
thirty times, the prosecuted one flew
of IN tangent into The dark woods,
and the medley sound of "snake! mur-
ther! help! fire! saxty fut! Howly Vir-
gin" &c. gradually died away in the
distance, and the hunters were alone.
"Umph," said Jim w., (after stop
ping his laughing hiccough,) "amph, /
thought that gut would stop snoring at
This camp atleast! Umph." The next
evening the Patlander was seen travel
ing at a mighty rate through Knoxville,
with small bundle un Ter one arm and
a huge shillalah in the other hand, pok-
ed out ahead of him in half defensive,
half exploring attitude. When he was
asked bv Archy Nc --with. "which
way, Paddy?" Casting round at the
speaker, a sort of hang-dog, sulky
glance, he growled forth, word at
step, "Strate to Ireland by Jayzus,
where there's no sssnakes!"
You cannot say "snake" to either
member of the party yet, without its
costing set Of vest buttons or produc-
ing "stitch in the side"
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A FEELING HUsBAND.-A gentleman
was wakened up in the night and told
that his wife was dead. He turned
round, drew the coverlet closer, pulled
down his night cap, and muttered to
hlmselfas he went to sleep again, "Ah,
how grieved | shall be in the morning!"
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"Well, Mr.. Snow, wants to an you
one question:" " Propel il den."--
!" Why am grog shop like a counter-
felt dollar?"a .WelL Ginger, ! gibs:i
dat rightup." :" Does you?"---ss K.ass,
you can't pass it.' ses Gcl q ss'r&sssa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-28

Dick says, that bridal ceremony is
apt TO put curb upon man for the
remainder Of his days. s g. = +
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Why are the Irish people like the
sounding Of the last trumpet Because
they wdks the dead.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-17
DAMASK TABLE LINEN.

LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS.
EHNHE subscribers have now in store and for sale,
* by the piece or yard, the largest and best GssO,t
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN PART:
"a, "a, l04, ia, l2-4 and 1874 Irsh and Barnsley
LINEN SHEETING
40, 49, 49, so, So and "a inch Bolster and Pow-c case
LINEN
IA, d. "a and 1914 Irish and Barnsley Damask Ia
BILE LINEN
IA, "a, ga anu 1914 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unbleached Damask and Diaper 7 able Linen
SO, $40, 1912, l0l4, 1916 1920 Satin Damask Ia
BILE CLOTHS
Damask and Diaper, Dinner and Tea Napkins, in sizes
White and colOred BOYLIES
Birds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red bordered Towels
Irish and Scotch DowIas, German Rolls
Stair Damask-together with our large stock OF
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN making in all the
most complete stock of LINEN GOODS we have
ever had.
o. The above Goods are from the best nanufae-
tuters, (the most of them made TO order for
family use,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
X. MeELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1913 Baltimore street,
apis between Calvert and Light
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SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

fsg4, Mas ELF. MILLER, No 80 Poplar street, be.
tween Rachel ard Budd streets, Philadelphia. has
been completely cured of the most severe attacks o.
Rheumatism for which she had tried every thing III
vain. The extreme pain would often compel her 10
rise ten times in night, and her bands were drawn
up so to be completely seless After uSSe the
Rings and Fluid for only "a hours the pains entirely
left and she has nothad the slightest attack for pc
ROD of several months.
DIR. CHRISTIE is in possession of nearly one fAor-
sand testimonials, received from persons who nave
heen entirely cured of the most severe kheumafism.
both Chronic and Infammatory, for which every 9th
s'remedy" was useless The RibFs ana fhids
when property applied, have never been known 20
fail in any of these cases.
ny Beware of spurious mutations oitese articles.
The only place in Balimote 10 obtain The g EN- NE
sand Flnid is AT the Diug Store of :. FANNGj
1NS BALTIMORE STREET, and corner Ch RkEc
and PRATT SITS.
All articles OF the kind sold elsewhere in the CRY
are ssoTthcss countegjets, without t1e least GaivaH@
influence or bepede'e! edesL msl.
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EPILEPSY AND PALPITATION OF THE
HEART,

in law of MIR. JOHN JACOB AsToR, Of New YORK
Rev'd. John BRIsTEAD, Minister OF the Episcepai
Church at Bristol, H. l., residing In Man street. mas
long been subject to distressing attacks OF EPILEPSY
often falling down insensibp The disease has beeg
accompanied with violent Papitation OF the Heart
and rush Of blood to the head For three years he
has been unable to preach or attend TO his other du
ties Mr.. Brstead has found me most Vaihaoe Deae-
fit from the Rings Bands and Fluid is better in every
respect than he has since his illness, and is
RAPIDLY recovering his health All symptoms Of Epi-
lensY have left him.
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BALTIMORE IRON FOUNDRY.

NDRxDENBAUGH ALLEY. ENTRANCE
RID FROM SARATOGA-ST., BETWEEN GAY
AND HOLEIDAY--KNOWN AS THE SOLD
LAUNDRY" The undersigned would respectfully
inform the community, that at considerable expense,
they have commenced the FOUNDRY business at the
above named place, where they will furnish castings
LIGHT and HEAVY, of superior quality. They
pl2dge themselves competent to render those light
castings-such as LOCKS, ORNAMENTAL WORK,
&C., generally obtained from the North) as SMOOTH
and SOFT as is required by those who procure them
from abroad. They wish persons who 10, or may
need any Of the above named castings, Of any 9th
er description, 10 obtain specimens of their work for
examination, and decide for themselves in regard to
their merits. All orders will be punctuay filed as
soon as given. Terms the same as elsewhere.
apl-d SWEETMAN & ALLEN.
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AIDES DRESS GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED,
large and complete assortment of Ladies' Dress
IDS Of the latest styles, u which we invite the at
ZION OF all purchasers, consisting in part of
IALZARlNES and BAREGES
NOUSELINE DE LANES and CtNGHAMS
PAINTED Lawns; Cambria Lawns, Gnghams, Sc,
lso, new style GAMBROONS
wellington Cords; Summer Cloths
RECON CORD; NANKEEN
|Fhite and Brown LINEN DRILLINGS
upper Silk, Satin and Cashmere YESTINGS
sench, English and Belgian CLOTHS
men Cambria and Silk HOKFS.
Ongee and Imitation Madras do
#0tt0n HOSIERY, some heavy country knit
ack and celored SILK GLOVES
'hite and colOred KID do
zap Netts; cotton Edgings and Laces
III, 8, 4, 5 4 and Cd bleached and brown Sheet
ings and Shirtings.
|enitentiary Plaids; OSNABURGS
lwill Muslias and Osnabufgs
|hmask Table Cloths and Covers
bAUZE FLANNELS
Eeached, Brown and Blue MUSLINS
superior assortment of SHAWLS-Silk, Berage,
4, Thbet Wool, Grape, Mouseline de Lame, &c.
u Our stock is now complete, and with conf
re in our capacity to please, we extend our invi-
|hn to all; fully satisfied they will find our goods
Heap and of as good quality as any house in the
|. ]. LEE WEBSTER & CO.,
No. IS Market street,
b. doors East of Frederick.
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AVA AHWED. Miller to take charge, imme-
w diaely, OF a Grst and Saw Mill, about 10
miles flom Baltimore, A man capable Of repairing
the Mill will have decided preference, Testmo-
mails OF character will be required. Inquire the
clipper ONCE apl4 4t*
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RALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE & CAL VERT SITS.
FHNHIS EVENING. April IL, will be performed
= THE WIFE. Julian st. Pierre, Mr., JAMI-
SON. Mariana, Mrs. WILKINSON,
Dancing by Miss ST. CLAIR.
To conclude with the LITTLE DRUMMER.
N3- SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
MENTS, commencing at O'Clock, EACH HEEK,
for the especial accommodation of Families and
strangers, TO which, Schools, in body, will be ad-
mited at 10 cents each.
o. Programmes to be had at the Museum.
% Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2s cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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SITUATION WANTED-By a young man
~ IN wholesale or retail dry good store, or any
other respectable mercantile business where he coud
render himself generally useful to his employer
The best of references given. Apply at
l.. +. SCOTTi'S,
aplb No. 10 Exchange Place.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW PAVILION ARENA,

IL COR. OF CHARLES & CONWAY SrS.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
HeSsTs. WEIGH, MANN + DEL.9V.AN.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
FRIDAY EVENING, April I'm, TO commence
with the Grand Cayacade of the COSSACKS AND
NEAPOLITANS.
Comic Song by PETE MORRIS.
Mas Ter w. KINCADE in a Daring Act.
The Polandric Ladder, Master r. RIVERS.
Master PASTOR in an Act of Holsemanshp.
J. ]. NATHANS s. Mast. PASTOR in 6 Horse Act
SignOr GERMANt will introduce Italian Dogs.
The RIVERS FAMILY in astounding feats.
The Splendid Act of Mr.. W. NICHOLAS.
Great Ground Gymnastics by the Company.
The Rubber & his Horse, by Sig. GERMANI.
Songs and Dances of the Prize Negroes.
To conclude with DIR. BOTHER 'EM DIR,
EN-, or the Two Clowns. 1t
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& SIKKEN,
No. 2O7 BALTIMORE STREET,

between Charles and Light-sts.
lave Just received a full assortment of Hosiery;
iloVes; Mitts; Undershirts and Drawers; Zephyr
Igorseds; Cotton Fringes; Spool Cottons; Knitting
lotion; Corset and Boot Lacets; Bed Lace; Patent
Threads; Hooks and Eyes; Pins, Needles, Tapes and
fobbns; Sewing Silks and Twist; Purse Twist and
Iurse Ornaments; Bag and Purse Clasps Steel Deeds;
enetian Cords; Bindings and Tasses; Buttons of all
inds; Vest Buckles; Gallons; Suspenders; Carpet
findings; Silk Braids, and ereat many other arti
nes too numerous to menon-ali of which they
till sell at the lowest possible prices.
1I3 Some of the above articles they are enabled to
p to dealers at manufacturers prices mh27-lm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-17

1SITUAYIOA WANTED by first rate Miller
~ who can come highly recommended as such, or
would have no objection to accept situation a. Por-
ter in store. The best references given. Apply at
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
apl4 No. 10 Exchange Place,