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Nor CORRECT. We gave publicity to pa
ragraph, few days ago, on the authority of a
contemporary, that the Rev. Mr.. Milburn, the
esteemed chaplain of the House of Representa-
tives, had been initiated into the mysteries of
Odd Fellowship. This statement, we have
authority for saying, is entirely incorrect. Mr..
M, has not become a member of the order.
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HERR ALEXANDER FOR THREE NIGHTS LONGER. II
will be seen by the advertisement in another column,
that this Prince Of Magicians will remain in our city
for three nights longer. This will be good news TO
that portion of citizens who were prohibited from
attending his entertainments last week on account OF
the nclemency of the weather. He will introduce
this evening large number of new experiments, and
no Efforts will be spared to give such an entertain
ment as will both instruct and amuse. His exhibi-
tons will take place as formerly, at the Hoidayst.
TheGHe,
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Nc NOTICE. The ciDizens residing in the south
ern part Of the city, favorable the establishing O
a DtSPEN3AeY for the relief of the INDECENT sick
of the district, respectfully requested o attend
an Adjourned MEETING far the purp 'se Of organ zing
by the election of Cthcers, at the Lecture Room
Rpv,d MIR. Hamuar's Church, on THIS AFTER
NOON, al 4 O'Clock. CIer. ymen and Physicians re-
sdiag in the district respectfully invited to attend
BEVERLY WAUGH, Chairman.
JAMES G.. HAisER, Sec'y, 1t
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OFFICE or FLETCHER n co. ,

OFFICE or FLETCHER N co.
No. > Holiday s., Baltic.
Il h. RID E4SS IN A LII E0EE EitIES faithfully
Up and promptly executed, and drawings sent i'm
mediae!y after hey are TO all who order tickets
at this office.
TODAY, $50 600, for SIS
TUESDAY, 81, 800, for %
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, for S
THURSDAY $40 900, for a
FRIDAY, 5000, for }
SATURDAY, $4,000, for only
Tickets in small fry ouiy 81, SOC and Csc EACH
Packages sl4, 81 and SO 90 each.
Drawn Nos. class 3-l0West prize 81, are
~ Is 60 Sc 81 SO II 60 8 90 49
JAMES FLETCHER 6, Co. Baltimore, Md.
FENHIs DAY, (MUNDAY) January 18TH, will be
n drawn Md. Consolidated Lottery, class SO
Nos, II ballots.
SCHEME:
prize of 100000 | prize of sal45
" 500 " 1000
1850 10 1850, sc.
Tickets S5-shaTes IN proportion.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER co,
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md Lottery, Class 3, drawn
Jan. l7--iowesi prize 81:
IL IL 50 Sc 6l SO II SO % 40
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NEW HATS VS.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

Mes.rs. Editors Of the Clippers
i15- Many are the ills and vexaons one is subject
to- who sports a shocking bad hat In odrn times
il was conceded that 'slhG mind is the index of the
man, but now, in this aye of improvement and great
di cernmeHt let the body be the tenement for mind
of the nobest attributes, of heart ever so good and
generous how liable is the pOssessor b. cut, and
passed BY uuno;iced if he he not deCked IN the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact is now all and all to constitute the man. for
who is not aIlured by outward appearances: Aye,
does not "the learned pate duck to the golden god
nore in obeisance to what is on the head than in IL
Therefore, your readers who would command smii-
inc recognitions, and honied congratulations, should
90 10 "kEEVIL'S," SO BALTIMORE STREET there
purchase a HAT cheap, and of "A quality 10 o'er gloss
faults imnumerahe, if such there be, the which,
ssLike richest Achymy,
Will change to virtue and to worthiness'
Respectfully, WILLIAM IL. kEEE!L'
ja9eotfr AgentIor the Proprietor
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gW w. TILYARD,
I'll Hs SURGEON DENTIST,
n27-3m N. w. COL of Eutaw and hom bard-sts.
MNVERR BODY KNOWS that EMORY g.
IT. LU'S is the Iuckest lottery office in the United
st They sell prizes than all the other Off
ces in the ctya great many very pretty prizes
sold in yesterdays lottery this great prize Office
Give them caIi 10 day where you may purchase
ticket for tr1ng that will give you handsome
fortune.
All orders from the country to ensure proper and
immediate Affection, must be dilect 10
EMORY * co 2 Calvert street,
jag Baltimore, Maryland.
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The MUsEu d-Mr Western. This gentleman, ia
military known at the North as the Great WESTERN"
has been agedbythe manager of this popular place
of resort for few nights, aud will make his first ap
peafance this evening in new local sketch, written
expressly for him, entitled jonathan Slick" Pre-
vous to the farce the admirable drama of the 'Rent
Day" In the course of the evening Dance by Miss
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jal9 Nearly opposite the Centre Market.

WU Improved Lases-ln Gold and Silver, just re
ceved this day from Levi Brown and are for sale,
wholesale aud retail, at GABRl Ell d. CLARK'S
Store, Water It. Second door from Calvert. All per
sons who wish to save trouble in making pens and
wish good diamond pointed pen, which will last for
years. will please call and make a selection.
Jag fP
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DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF FLOUR. There
were large sales of Howard street flour in this
city on Saturday, at IS per barrel AT New
York, on Friday, flour was bought for ship
ment at S5.75, though buyers generally reiu-
sed to 60 above S5.6S. AT Philadelphia, the
market continued unsettled, and no transac-
tons occurred.
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EHARRIsON'S PIUNEER
TN PERIODICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
1 pui
~ E'HFFT BUrTur'1sJ 7UTtTT
NEW BOOKS, &c. &c.

NEW BOOKS, &c. &c.
The Citzan of Prague, by Mary Hewitt, 25c; Mate
Burke, or thu Sea Born Boys by Iugraham, 25c; The
Prince and Queen, further supply, &c; Illustrated
New England Magazine, lac, or 81 so per year, HUI
b. Cough, 1879; Chambers Edinburg Journal for Jan.
1916, the most readable work in the world, single
pies II C, or II 50 per annum; Lady of Milan, FL
deity uato Death, 25c; Littell's Living Age, a rich
NO., l2tc.
SPAPERS-For January l7lh. The Western
Continent, spicy No, &c; Meals Gazette, &c;
Saturday Courier, SIC; Saturday Evening Post, 6tc;
The Iris, DC.
ALSO Received, the I'd No. of Hewitis Excelsior
and New York illustrated Times, beautiful No. l2ic,
together with all the Popular Monthly Periodicals OF
the day.
w. N. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
jail No. l Jarvis Buildings, Sorth-st'
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DI E d.,

Departed this life on SUNDAY, the 18th mss. HsSRy
CLAY, son of WIN, II. and Elizl Jane TAR, aged 10
muuths and 2 lays,
The frenis and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invrdtU attend tue funeral at o'clock,
this (1i0nday) afternoon, from hi fathers resdencey
Ma. 27l N GIy-st. City papers please copy
Ga the lGth inst ASH ELtZ BIZ ri. cons0n Of Jo-
seph Morrison, in 20 h year If her aye.
On the 10th inst. THOMAS aged 10 months aAd 4
weeks, son of William aud Mary ,ne Rnblns0n.
On the l6h inst WEN GEnRHE, AID ltear, ID mos
and III days, son Of David and Charlotte X. Moore.
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~ ILLUSTRATED NJ iCAIlNE FOR FERRY. |
The stub crih'rs have JUS received their supply OF
the New Y0EH ILLUSTRATED Magazne tnr next month,
(fGbruaryl and would refer Win COAti iehct to the
ILLUSTRATIONS AND CONTENTS
a. / e best recommendation OF its meris:--
Napoleon is Prison at Nice,
The d My Teacher,
4 stden, nt Judge Hahburlon, (sam sIck,)
The butch sikue
Being toar elegant steel plate Encsayings. Also
three beauti at lu~ttaiGns ON won The articles
contained Ia This number are numerous auG uteres!
ing. AIMING them wiII he found the iollo"ng:-
The Philosophy at dreams, by the Editor
The Three Westminster Boys
My First Trip to New YORK, by WhiZ
The Qua dian Angel, Form by e. r. Piet
Incidents "f indian Warfare, by the edi'or
The Spectre Play, by Lawrence Labter, with 9th
or articles 0n the subjects of the iuSt-a ions, sc,
in MI siZty-four pages of reading matt,r.
Single numbers Is cents: subscrp ion SO per an.
10 All the new and cheap publications. the day
for SALE wholesale aud retail, at publishers lowest
cash prices by TAYLOR, WILDE X Co,
Printers, Publishers aud Booksellers.
jat9It H. and e tHrvis Bi'di""'. Mt" "'-""t.
II OW PRICES. selling off at extremely low
a. prices, at no 1875 MARKET STREET.
Ncn Dress SILKS
Rich ca sHMERES and MOUSE DE LANES
AlpacaS and B0mha2ines; spun ST K Piaids
French Mcrinoes Plain cold Beragcs
American CLOAKING; French do.
Plain Tareton Muslin, all OILS
Fmb'd do do do
PLAIN swiss and Book Musns
EMh'd DO do For IN ENlNG
Cambria Mu Inns striped and plaid DRESSES.
White and cold SiTINS
Rrocade SILKS
French GRAPES
Also, Rich French IndOuS SllAWhS
Rich Cashmere do
Rich Thbet do
Rich Silk do
Berage and Thibei SCARFS
German and English THREAD LACES
Real VALENCtENNE do
French EMBROluERIE5
Gentemens SCARFS and CRAVATS
do Chasson's KID GLOVES
Splendid Pocket HDKFS. SC.
Besides general assortment Of DOMESTiCS and
GOODS for family use, which will he sold extremely
low. b3- shall, early in the GGxt month, receive Il
large assortment of Rich SILKS X FANCY GOODS,
which have order ed direct from Paris, for the Bal
tm0re city trade tall at
F.GARDNER'S, 195 Marketst.
jal9 TPsl (Wh0lesae Rooms Up Stairs.)
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~REAT LUCK AT THE EVER LUCKY
IUM. DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. la Pratt
ST. opposite the Railroad Depot, and next to Brad
shaw's United States Hoie. Now is the time to
make fortune by purschasng pack sc of BOYLE,
who las sold more prizes during the past month than
all the other offices in the city constant stream
of fortune to every one who is fortunate
enough to try their luck ut DUYLE'S. Come now,
Try Your luck in of the following splendid
schemes.
MONDAY, capital of $4,000, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion
TUESDAY, capital $500, tickets $2s, shares in
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the "Thomas Thumb Lottery" will
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, halves so cts
quarters 25 cts. Certificate of package will BIZ is
sued as follows: A package consisting of 25 whole
tickets for Sl2, halves 80 qrs. So, and eighths SIT.
This IS splendid chance for pocketing very hand
some prize for small outlay
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package single ticket or share All orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ, DOYLE, Eo.l44 Pratt street,
II fri Opposite r 81 q. R. r. Dep0t,
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RAILROAD IN VIRGINIA. The house of dele
gates of Virginia, by a vote of y to 81, has
passed the bill Incorporating the Southwestern
Railroad Company.
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SNAIL NoTEs IN VIRGINIA. The Virginia
house of delegates has passed bill to allow
the Banks 10 issue small notes.
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HREAT ATTRACTION! DIRECT I'M
u PORTATiON AND FIRST ARRIVAL. We
have just received, di ecy from Canton, 10 cases of
splendid embroidered white, scarlet aud mode color
ed Grape SHAWLS: cases scarlet Grape SCARFS;
4 cas- es embroidered GRAY ATS-to which we invite
the attention Of the Ladies particularly, who will
now, for The first time, have the opportunity of pur
chasing from first hands, at saving of at least IS to
SO per cent. Can on "
BEALE IL. RICHARDSON * co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
jaIg TAR1 3 doors below Charles.
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CLEARED

CLEARED,
Barque Barring Brothers, Croker, Trieste, A. Schu
macheI s. Co,
Brig Columbia, Coffin, Laguayra and Porto Csbel
10, P. J. Caduc
Scnr May, Hubbard, Norfolk and Richmond.
Steamer P0cahOntas, HOliHgSheau, PeteFsbuFs ana
Richmond, ]. Brandt.
SAILEi,- Brig Justina Claypool, Demararaj schD
Zenouia, Brown, savannah; Fai on Hooper Il sous
Schr Michigan Terry, S days from New York, as
sorted cargo, to |. Mankn.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, FIN Philadelphia, mdse.
to j. A. Shrver.
steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
BELOW-schr Florence and two others, one sup
posed the Mankn, from New York.
MEMORANDA.
Ships Hermann, Welsh, and Cincinnati, Wilson,
for Baltimore, were advertised at Liverpool 9th ult.
Ship Eerslie, Wallace, of Baltimore, arrived as
Liverpool 9Th ut. y days from Philadelphia, with
cargo shifted.
Ship Alexander, Leeds, from Baltimore, was discg.
at Havre 18th alt
Btem. ship Marianne, Wietng, for Baltimore, was
loading at Bremen 80 ult. lighter with goods for
the M. struck on Bremerhaven pier, was run on the
beach, became very leaky, AID damaged her cargo
Barque Maryland, Cr0well, aud brig Baltimore
Brown, from Baumare, arrived at BGs on 18th inst.
Barque j. w. Paige, Taylor, sailed from do same day
for baltimore.
Brig Androscogan, Parker, FIN Baltimore via Ports
mou h, al rived at Portland 18th inst.
Brig Constitution, Laudeman, from Baltimore, ar
rived at st. Thomas I'd inst
Schr II. Long, Knowles, for Baltimore, cleared at
Mobile 9Th inst.
Schr Salem, Williams, hence at Boston 10th inst.
Schr Gazette, hence via Castini, passed up the riv
er for Frankfort 18th inst.
schr Mary Anna, ShankliH, for Baltimore via Turks
Island, sailed from ST. Thomas 26th ult.
Schr Palas, Aiken, FIN Baltimore, arrived at Cas-
tine 9Th inst
Schr Maabar, GiIchrst, from Baltimore arrived at
Frankfort llth inst.
Schrs Aurora, Woodbury., from Newburyport for
Baltimore and Salem, Williams, from Baltimore for
Boston, wer at Edgarown 18th inst.
schr VIM. Thompson, CrowrlI, from Fall River for
Baltimore, arrived at Newport l2th inst
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INJECTOR MANN'S OFFICE, for the sale
a y of his celebrated ANTI BILIOUS OR LIVER
PILLS, and Vegetable COUGH DROPS, has been re-
moved from Jarvis Building to No. 80 HARRISON
ST, where will he pleased to see his old customers
aud the public generally. ial6
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u Is 63 Sc 81 So II 60 5 3 % 4 40

10 Is 63 Sc 81 SO IT 60 5 3 90 4 40
y and Is, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $40
Sc aud 63, being the Sd and 4lh drawn Nos. each
50 and 81, being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each b
An having two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each
an having one only of the drawn Nos. on, g
1t EMORY, No N. Calvert-st
fs7-The high Capital Prize of $4,000 in the above
Lottery, informed was again sold ny cur old
friends, Emory s. CO., opposite Bmnum's'
The great success OF this well known and popular
Lottery firm, in selling large majority of the prizes
that sold in this city, strongly indicates, IN our
npnon that their Office there is the best chance ct
success. We an wise our subscribers aud Others to
try Them. We will vouch for the fidelity and PromP-
tiludf ofthese gentlemen i'll attending to all orders
for Lottery tickets from abroad. 1t.
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REMARKABLE LONGEVITY OF a CoLoRED
WOMAN. A servant woman belonging to Jno.
Warield of Joshua, Of Howard District, died
on Monday evening last, at the extraordinary
age of one hundred and hcenty four years. She
retained her sight and usual activity till few
days previous to her death. No doubt exists
respecting her age, as she was raised in the
family of the gentleman above mentioned.
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yIaGINTA BEEF AGAINST THE WORLD!
, The subscribers retu-n their sin
F7Sf AT cere thanks TO the public for the
4 Eu~E " - liberal patronage heretofore bestow-
ftst'~~a&{E ed, and respectfully announce that
4-.s,AA,Yu. they now have on In, a fac lot of
choice BEES, which they will offer
for sale on TUESDAY, Goth inst at the Lexington
Market, Stall No. IS. The attention If Epi"ures is
called to this lot Of Beef being something OF vefy
superior quality.
II. r. WlLLIAR and
i.I7.3t* JOSIE A. ID. KAUFMAN.
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WAPANNED WARE
90 100 dozen SpittoOns, of various sizes and colors
100 " Sugar Bowls.
100 " Tavern Lamps.
80 :. Tea Cansters, each /, /, and h.
30 " Match Safes. isles.
SO " Moasses Cups.
10 " Spice Boxes
10 Chamber Pals, various sizes and colors
90 Knife Boxes, and lot of sugar Boxes
and Trunks in nests; Tea Boxes; Dressing Gases;
Lamps; CandrstickS; Dust Pans; Deed aud Cash
Boxes Toilet Jars, for secuding from view the Stops
from wash bowls, &c.
VEGETABLE aud PLATE WARMERS, and u
variety of other kinds of Japannery.
Japanned Block Tin and Plain Tin Ware of every
description for sale on the reasonable terms, at
the < Old Established ManJactorg and Cheap Furnish
ing Harehouse" of
JAS. CORTLAN & SON,
l8 Baltimore street,
ial9 Nearly opposite the Centre Market.
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DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CoNGREss. The
Hon, William Taylor, a member of the House
of Representatives from Virginia, died at
Washington on Saturday morning. He had
been indisposed since the opening of Congress
but within the last few days his family and
friends entertained strong hopes of his rccoVe-
ry, and on Friday afternoon he himself spoke
of rcsuming his seat in the House on the next
morning, but after midnight, he was seized
with some distressing symptoms, and the ply
sican, DIR. Hall, was sent for-and ne had
srarcey entered the room before Mr.. Taylor
was seized with a convulson, and ia a mo-
ment he breathed his last.
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n5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast-pins EARRINGS; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL, d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete at his Old Established Store, Waterst, I'd door
r,om calvert o2l
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[d7-A fresh supply of Doctor J. $. kOSE'S ME-
DIClNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &c, just
received consisting of breathing Tubes, tough sy-
run, prophylactic Syrup, Lininents Tonic Pills, Sc,
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON. Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market ss.,
D.,
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ScANDALous. The Catoctin (Nld.) Wing,
Of NHddletown, says:--We are sorry to record
the most disgracefal occurrence that has hap
pened in our village for long time. 1t ap.
pears that few evenings since, during reli.
gious excitement amongst the colored folks
some villain threw some red pepper in the
stove, not much to the comfort of the congre
CATION, and made considerable scatterator
amongst the tri-coIored assemblage.
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APPROACHING REYoLuTioN IN France
Letters of stirring character have been re-
ceived in town, says the New York Sun, by a
number of French refugees, who had taken re-
fuge in this country, calling upon them to re-
turn to Europe with all possible despatch, and
be prepared to join their friends in France at
an early day. The close alliance between En-
gland and Louis Philippe is creating excite
ment all over France, and the journals are as
sailing Guixot for surrendering the interests
and honor of France to the hands of the En-
trIish
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f5z-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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FIRE in ST. MARY's County,. The Leon
ardtown Beacon states that large temporary
tobacco-houso and an adjoining barn, owned
by Mr.. VIM. Reeder, near the Patuxent river,
in St. Mays county, were entirely consumed
by fire on the 9th inst. Both houses were fill
ed with tobacco belonging to bis son, Mr.. VIM.
O. Reeder, who cutlvates the farm. A large
quantity of provender was also consumed
The loss is estimated at from $1,000 to $1,000.
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u7sFRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
worknen together with Gilt Box CORNlCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. Sc for sale and made order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. H. .. fhf Eh'
Milf No. Nsith Gay street.
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GOLD PENS. We have just received supply
Vu of Henry's Gold Pens, with silver cases, which
we will seh upon accommodating terms.
FREDERICK FIGkEY SONS,
inlQ No. go baltimore street.
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1h3-UNIVERSALIST SABBATH SCHOOL En-
HIBITIUN The School attached to the CalVerst.
UniversaiiSt Church, will hold its Annual Exhibition
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 2lst inst, com
mencing Mt half past six O'Clock precisely. The
exercises will be varied consisting of Dialogues, Re
citations and singing. The excellent Choir attached
the church will sing during the evening several choice
pieces.
The fri nds of the School and the public generally,
are earnestly invited to b. present on that evening.
Tickets of admission l2t cents. They can be pro.
cureu Of r. Mason s. Bro, No. IS Ptatt-st :.
Gesrgc No 70 Market space; ]. T. Hantzche, BaIti-
more st, below Frederick, and Of any of the Teach
ers Of The school. JAMES Ia. CaMP,
ial9 MOnWed Secretary.
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a II COST. Wishing to close my stock OF
"a MUFFS, / have put them down at cost prices;
therefore, Ladies who want Bargains, whl do well
iaie3I.r TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnums.
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WwTATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES!
Wv 100 Gold Lever and Lepine Watches are now
offered for sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water-st.
Second door from Calvert, These Watches are all
ON the best makers, selected with great care, and
therefore are warrantabie. TO those who wish to
purchase will sell at low prices, 10 close the STOCK
pre- vi0us to receiving the LARGE orders have in
Europe, 10 arrive sometime in March the first Of
April. fri JIG
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-19

LETTER Gags uP AT THE EXCHANGE RaADIHa Roosss
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