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Couaiu Court. In the case of John and Am
brose Nicholas, by o Horsey, their guardian
VS.. VIM. Boyden, an action to recover certain
back rents, the Jury yesterday morning return
ed sealed verdict for the plaintiffs, with Sll6
&c damages. For plaintiffs, Horsey; for de-
PENDANT Buchanan.
After disposing of several appeal cases, the
Court took up the case of David Carlisle VS.
Henry Stephenson, an action to recover dana
ges for an injury alleged to have been received
in consequence ofthe diversion of the water Of
Jones' Falls For plaintiff, Stewart and Mel
son; for defendant, Tagart and Alexander
Without concluding, the court adjourned unit
this morning.
Parade The First Baltimore Sharp Shoot
ers, under Capt Richard Lilly, made their first
parade Yesterday afternoon, and made an eX-
ceedingly neat and soldierly appearance. 1t
was their ir,t parade for several years, aud we
are pleased again to see them at their posts
Their uniform is very handsome and elected
many favorable comments from our citizens
They were accompanied by the Columbian
Riflemen, Capt. McAlhster, who had gallantly
rendered their services as an escort. Both
corps had full ranks The Independent Blues
Band, Capt. Holland, was out with them.
Selling Liquor on the Sabbath. A man nam
ed Henry Falvalage, was arrested on Wednes-
day, by officer Chisholm, charged with selling
liquor on the Sabbath day, contrary to the or
dinance of the Mayor and city council, APPROX
ed February 6, 1913, which prohibits the sell
ing of intoxicating liquors on the Sabbath day,
unless in case of sickness, under the penalty Of
$40, for each and every violation. The case
was heard before Justice Showacre, and the
fact being proven, he was fined $40, with costs,
and also held to bail for his appearance at court,
to answer the charge of keeping gaming and
disorderly house.
Exports 10 Liverpool The ship Scotia, Les
lie, of Baltimore, was cleared on Friday last,
by Messrs Clark & Kellogg, with a cargo as
follows, viz: Rice, 200 tierccs; Flour, 1910
bbls., Corn 25, 1856 bushels. The ship Har-
grave, of Gardiner, Me-, Captain J. BallY. was
cleared by the same house on Tuesday, with
the following cargo-Flour, 1929 bbs; Corn,
l6, SCI bushels; Wheat, SAC de. yellow and
white; Bacon, 90 casks shoulders and mid
ding.
,4Irired out. The brig c. H. Rogers, (WrI-
son. of Baltimore, arrived safe and sound at
Brazos Santiago, GU the llh October after
cNcountering several uncommony severe gales.
This vessel carried out Captain Croghan Ker,
and Lieutenants Lowry and Humphreys, of
the I'd Regiment of United States Dragons,
with company OF men enlisted for the Army.
Case for Court. Officer Pamphilion, yester-
day, arrested Abel r, Bukeney, on the charge
Of assaulting and beating Thomas J. Howard.
He was held to bail to appear a. Court, by Jus,
tiCe Kennard
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FACE TRADE. We have seen it insisted up
on, that not more than one-tenth of the popu-
latOn of this county is benefited by protective
duties; aud hence it is argued, that the inte-
rests of nne-tGnths require the establishment of
free trade. But is it a fact, that SO small part
Of the people require protective tariff! How
is it with the farmer? will he vote to remove
the duty upon wheat oats, &c, and thus let
the foreign product supcrsedo the avals of his
own industry? the tailor, shoemaker, halter,
weaver, tobacconist, Scare they willing 20
withdraw all restriction, and permit the foreign
article to enter duty free; No-they all natu-
rally desire to have tie supply of the home
market, as well as the iron master and the
manufacturer CT domestic goods. 1t is thus
seen, that b. far the largest portion Of our peo-
pie need protection, and would not consent to
have free trade imposed upon the country, The
productive industry Of the nation constitutes its
wealth, ana if this be paralyzod, the country
cannot be prosperous. But were we so dspos-
ed, with what nation could we have reciprocal
free trade? England, it is true, has taken off
certain duties upon breadstuifs; but this was the
result Of necessity, not choice, Upon other ar
ticles she still retains her old rates Of duties.
There is no civilized nation which does not
protect the industry of It's own people; and, in
the face Of this fact, we are called upon to sa-
cri6ce our own citizens, because few of them
have accumulated fortunes by their industry
Experience has shewn, that the nation is al.
ways most prosperous under tie operation of a
protective tariff; and yet experience has failed
to keep us in the right track and some of the
advocates Of free trade, have even presumptu-
ously undertaken to forbid the people to exam
iuc into the merits of the question. 1t is
enough for those servile minions, that the con-
s,tuted authorities have, by bare majority,
abolished the protective talIb; and they will not
have the folicy of the act questioned But the
people are speaking in tones Of thunder on this
subject; and we shall be greatly mistaken, it
they do not compel congress TO re,race its
stops,
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AL N A = a o.
1916.
OCTOBER.
A MEXICAN DEPOT
"A OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS.
~ A ,

Sss MARSH MARKET SPACES
baltimore, that they have opened Store at the aboJ
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted MEDl
ClNAL PREPARATIONS where they will be hapu
to wait upon those who so unfortunate as to n
in anywise afflicted, ard who may want any artiel
in their line.
DR.. NJ. Il. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BANDS
FLUID, &C., for the cure of Rheumatism Neuralpid
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Bands III
are not found to be superior any others ia use th
money will be refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring AMI
identifying the human hair-warranied to benefit a
no charge. Reader, you ask any thing more fail
We ask for 1t ONLY one tral-satsfied that the lad
or gentleman who purchases bottle; will not al
forwards do without it.
0G- For sale at the General Agency, No. 28l Mars
Market Space; and also ut w. G. GeklCr's Comb an,
Fancy Store, 81 Baltimore street, near Gay; s. e
Smiths Periodical Agency No, Sun Buildings; G
Wiseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and Gov
streets; T, l.. Ennis Tmbrella Store, 80 ~ HOwar,
street; II. Slater's Fancy Store, No DOB Broadway
Fell's Point jy23eotf
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90 At meeting OF the Convention, held at the
City Hall, by the request of the Independent Blues,
the I'd Of November, 1886, Col. NJ Hickman, of tn.
9Th Regiment, was called to the Chair Richard Mar
ley Esq, OF the L. q. o. F. appointed Vice President
and H. W. IS. Evans, of the Columbian Fire Co. elec
ted Secretary.
Lieut.. Luchessi, of hC I. Blues, stated the obi ect
for which the meeting had been called, and on mo-
tOn Of Col. Jacob C Davies, Committee, consist
ing OF one from each delegation, was appointed to
make the necessary preparations for the reception
and interment of our late friend and lamCnted fe-
low citizen and solcier, Col. WIN. n. WATSON
The following gentlemen were then appointed said
Committee:
Col Owen Boudin, Fifth Cavalry Regiment.
" Archer Ropes, Isl Reg't. Artillery
" n A. Thomson. I'd 9
" n Hickman, 9TH lshg't Infantry
90 J. G. Davies, SID I" "
Lit. Jas. c. Nmde, 9th E"
Col Jas. Ia Mcguire, lst A" Rihemen
Capt Geo P. Kane, Eagle Artillery.
Lieut. Rrppart, Independent Light Dragons
g Jas, l.. ID. Gill, Junior Artilerists.
Capt. Suter, Butchers Troop
Lieut. meek', lst Baltimore Light Infantry
" Luchess, Independent Blues.
Capt, Watkins Mechanical Volunteers,
Lieut. Lowry, Baltimore City Guards,
" Hall, Independent Greys
Capt, Poor, Maryland Cadets
Lieut.. Ballard, LIST Baltimore Invincible
Capt. PickelI, National Blues.
Lieut. Sadtler, German Yagers.
Capt. ChitfeIle Ringgold Infantry.
g Steiner, Chesapeake Rfemen.
" Nc AIster, Columbian Rifiemen
% Lilly, Sharp shooters.
Jas. H. Ridgely, Esq Grand Lodge l. o. 0. F. State
of Mar' land
Thomas NJ. Locke, Esq, BALTIC. United Fire De-
partment
ii. w, ). Evans, Esq Columbian Fire Company,
...-...... ii. W, s. EVANS, sect'y,
N. HICKMAN, Chairman.
RCH'D MARLEY, Vice President.
17-The Committee of Arrangements will meet at
the ArmOry Of the independent Blues corner of Bal
timore and Holiday streets, on MONDAY EVENING
NEXT, the 9Ih of November, AT u O'Clock BY ORDER
no6-2t II, w. $ EVANS, Sec'y,
GO HOWARD FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly
meeting Of the Company will be held on THIS (Fri-
day EVENING, the 9th instant, at the Hall of the
Company, az 7 O'Clock As matters Of importance
will be laid tefole the Company, il is desired that
there be general attendance.
FRANCIS A. MILLER, President.
IT. WILLIAM w. FOWLER, Sec'y
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE.
Faculty. or THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Professor J. e. s. MONKUR, NJ. D., 'ThCory and
Practice of Medicine.
&" E. FOREMAN, NJ. D., Chemistry.
4" CHAS. B GIBSON, NJ. n, Surgery
w. r. WILSON, NJ. d. Therapeutics and
Mattria Medica.
w. Il. LEONARD, NJ. D., Anatomy
" WIN. II. STOKES, NJ. D., Obstetrics and
Medical jurisprudence.
DR.. WAKEMAN BRlhRLY, Demonstration OF Ana
tony,
TO DAY, I'd inst and continue months.
Fees for full Course of Lectures, ........S90
Matlculauon he,.....',..... ,...,.... 5
DP"Wa lee','... ''.'....'.'.,....,.. 20
Demonstraioi's fee, (optonaI l.........,., 10
students OF Medicine can be received as BOarders
in apartments attached TO the Hospital
Address all communications to
n3-eo2w E. FOREMAN, pean.
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THE RNGGoLD COMMITTEE. Messrs Jet
fers, Griffith and Seltzer, the committee from
this city, deputed 10 proceed to Point Isabel TO
bring on the remains of Maj. Ringgold, reached
Cincinnati on Friday evening last, The DAILY
Times Of Saturday says:
They intend leaving this afternoon, direct for
Orleans on board the Declaration, Capt. Am
scy, who no5ly and periodically tende red them
free passage We understood the commit
tee to express their gratitude, not only to capt
Kinsev. for his very gentlemanly department,
but to Peter Neh, E.q., and others, for the kind
interest they took in their behalf; also, to Mr..
S A. Jones, Agent of Green & Co.'S Express
Line, who has kindly offered them every iacili-
ty, in their arduous undertaking. Messrs, Stra-
der & German, Rogers and Carroll, also ten
dercd the committee free passage in their
boats.
The committee will also proceed to Monte
rey, for the remains Of Col. w. ii. Watson,
who fell in the desperate charge OH the 22d
ult.
We notice that MIR. S. S. Mills, who is de-
puted to bring on tie remains OF Col Watson,
left Cincinnati in company with the above
gentlemen.
CAPT. STEWART. The Annapolis Herald
states that Gov. Pratt has been absent from the
seat of Government for several days, and that
consequently could not have forwarded to Mon
terey the commission of Capt, Stewart as Lit.
Colonel in place of Col. Watson, deceased. :,
BREAKS IN THE SCHUYLKILL CANAL. Let.
tiers from Pottsvrle meation some breaks in the
Schuylkill Canal. This is unfortunate, as the
work was nearly ready for the passage ofboats,
some of which were loaded at the mines and in
daily expectation ofthe opening.
TALBOT COUNTY CATTLE SHOW. The "CRt
tie Show and Fair" for the exhibition and sale
of live stock, agricultural implements, and
house hold manufactures, will be held at Els-
ton on Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, the
llth 18th and 18th of this month, (Novem-
ber) commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. M, each
day.
Loss OF U. S. MAIL SCHOONER STRANGER.
We regret to announce the total loss of the u.
S. Mail schooner Stranger, from Key West TO
Charleston. The captain and crew escaped,
but the vessel and cargo is a total loss.
DEATH OF MAJOR GRANT. Maj. Moses
V. Grant, of Kentucky, Commssary in the
U. S, Army, died at Port Lavacca OH the 5th
Of October.
DEAD. The Virginia papers announce the
death Of David Crawford, Esq, State Sena-
tor from the Shenandoah district
NAVAL. 1t is rumored at the Boston Navy
Yard that Capt. Strngham is to take command
of the Ohio, which is destined for the Pacific,
10 Com II, ndnrn St,nhrickls Gnr chin
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The MUSEUM Second OPPea' Gnas Of Mr.. Rogers.
The Sa loon was crowded last evening to witness
the debut Of the young printer actor Rogers, in the
character Of Shylock in the dth act of the Merchant
Of VGn'ce. His success was most satisfactory to his
numerous friends, and his performance Elected much
applause. lie makes his second APPEARANCE this
evening in the same character, and will no doubt
have crowded house. The performance will con
cluds with favori,e comedy, in which the whole
strength of The company will appear, Seats should
be secured early.
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MARRIED.

On the 3D. November, by Rev. Mr.. Gassaway, in
Christ Church, Georgetown, Rev. GEORGE ARMS
rEAD LEAKGN, Rector of Trinity Church, Baltimore
to ANNA MARIA, only daughter of Hez' kiah Miller
Esq of the former place.
On the Sd inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Shrgley, WIN. An
DERsOS, Of this city, TO Miss SARAH HALL, of Bad.
ensburg, Prince Georges county.
On the ID inst, by The R"v. c, B. Mckee, Captain
GEORGE ALLEN to Miss MARIA DICKEr, both of this
city.
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DIED.

Al Hereford, Baltimore county, at O'Clock, P, N. .
Nov, 4th, Mrs. HARRIET V. SIMMONS, vie Of Sam'I
T. Simmons Esq, of that place.
GOn the 3lSt ult EDWARD C. BARCLAY, in the 9th
year Of his age
On the 2oh ult FI1z KING ia the 18th year of his
age, native Of the county Limerick, Ireland but for
the last hfly years 4 resident of FeIl's Point
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BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY
SRssIoH lSi6-'7.


o. INTRODUG Glory LECTURES. The Lee
lures, introductory to the regular course Of nstruc-
ton, in this Institution, will commence on MON
DAY EVENING, Nov. I'd, in the MASONIC HALL,
ST. Paul-st., and be delivered in The following oTdeE
Doctor c. o. CONE, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,
FovbGr 9th, at u O'Clock.
The pubic respectfully invited to attend
w. K. HANDY, Dean.
p. s. Professors BOND and WESTCOTT will
give their inlrOduc cries in the Hall of the new Col
lCge Building, not yet quite completed; but when
ready, the public will receive due notice. NJ St
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/, DISEASES CuRED BY MAGNETISM. Professor Mills,
gho is now in this city, cares rht unasm, paralysis
and all other nervous diseases by administration Of
the magnetic fluid. Some very extraordinary cures
have been Effected by this wonderful agency. Per
sons who are skepucal may have their doubts remOv-
ed by calling at the Professors room over CautCld's
Jawelry slore co ner OF Charles and Baltimore SIS.
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InE ROMAN AmpHTHEATRE. The performance
at Ills popular place of amuseme, last evening was
witnessed, as usual, by large and fashionable audi
tory. varied and entertaining bill is offered for
this evening, in which the whole talent of this unr
vailed company will he exhibited. The lovers Of
Equl strian f5as cannot fail being gratfed by visit
ing the Amphitheare this evening. See the small
bills and posters.
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MARlNELIST-PORT OF BAIT MOtf
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ) 1876
FRoMrHE GxcHANeg q EAplNe-aonM eoseA
CLEARED,


Brig Mary Stanton, Parker, Boston, Thos. Whit
ridge Il Co,
Brig Hesry Leeds, Kinsman, Berbice, Il &HR
Br brig Rob Roy, Paynter Halifax, Ns,R&HR
Schr Gen Washington, Thomas Gloucester co, Va,
master.
schr MalsviIe, Passapea, Philadelphia, Jno w
Brown.
Schr Orb, Hamn, Laguayra and Porto CabeHo, r
w Bruno s. Sons
Entered ouward-Ship Howard Hill, Of Bangor,
from Boston bound TO New Orleans, and which
put into this port in distress Sept. %.
ARRIVED.
Schr Mary Ann, Webber, from ST Thomas, l7th
ult. hides aud fIstie, to f. w Bruno & Sons Yes
sells left before reported.
Schr MOsClle, Eustis, s days fun N. Haven clocks
and cheese, to ). Hurlbat
SAILED-Schrs Henrietta, Hughes, Charleston,
Josephine, LatOurctte, N. YtIk.
MEMORANDA,
Barque Gilbert, Given, FIN Malaga for Baltimore
passed through the straits of Gibraltar 7Lh Oct.
Brig Eleanor, Brown, for Baltimore, went to
from Charleston 81 inst.
Br brig Reese, Tuzo, FIN Baltimore, arid at
Hamilton, (Rer) Oct Odd.
Schr AIets, Sterling, from Baltimore, arrived at
Mobile t9lh ut
Schrs Southerner, Baker, and Jos Turner, Gibbs,
for Baltimore, sailed fin Providence 3lst ult.
Schr Falcon, Hooper, I'm New Orleans, arrived II
Charleston LIST inst.
Schr Helen, fan Boston for Baltimore; was at Holm
es's Hole 30 ut.
SChr +. H. Adams, Adams for Baltimore, sailed FIN
Bedford Isl inst,
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R3- UNITED FIRE COMPANY. a special meet
ing of the Company will be held on FRIDAY, the
9Th il st, at O'Clock, P. M As matters of import
ance Will he laid before the meeting, il is desired
that there be general attendance.
n5-2t TARi WILLIAM Il. RICE, Pres't.
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DO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; BreasI-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
dlptc at his Old Established Store Water st I'd door
Sron Calvert, apo
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CO SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
Sonth,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg and
Charleston, s. Gas also to LyDchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
e, Rovte, See advertisement. je26-d
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mo- We invite the attention of the public 10 the
Certificates Of a cure performed by Dr. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
" goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure, precludes the posi-
biIity of imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents,
whose names will be found attached to the certif-
catps, seq
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LETTER BAos Up AT rng ExcnANaE REAplya Zoo 8.

For London Ship Mississippi, with &c spatch
For LiverpooI-Ship Republic, with despatch
For LWerpool-Ship Manchester, to succeed the
HarErave.
For Belfast ,Ieland-Ship Washington with dcsp'h
For LiVerpool-Shp 5, E. Howell, with despatch
For llavre-ship Alexandria, with despatch.
For Amsterdam-Ship Herald, about 9Th inst
For Bremen-ship Marianne, with despatch
For Kingston Kam-Brig Pt ghix, ahott 18th INST.
For llavre-Fr barque Ballochan, " ih despatch.
For 81. ThOmas-Bti! Adelaide. with dcsnatCh.
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m7-FRENCh AND GERMAN JOKING 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, ofentirelyne
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very hest materials and by the hest
worknen; together with Gilt Box CORNlCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc &c rorgile and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment The United
States. " ., FRYER
milf No. Nefth Gay street.
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&c "NEVER GIVE UP" SO long as il is in your
power to avail yourself of that justly celebaet
NEEDY for Coughs, Colds, and every species OF Lung
Compliant
WISTAE'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Mr.. 5. w, Fnw'e:
ifyou think the following certificate worth pub
fishing, it is at your service
hereby certify that was an cted with n very
troublesome Cough ter about one year. | tried
gre It many different remedies recommended to m n,
but all TO no purpose; finding that WAS not get ing
any better, was induced to try
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
aud accordingly procured bottle Of Edward Mason,
Druggist aud ApOihecary in P0rt md, Afer using
il .cOrGng to directions can uuly say, il CURED
Me ENTIRELY. | am now we II andabe 10 attend
TO nay work and would cheerful recommend it 10
any one afflicted with any disease Of the Lungs.
DAVID ALLEN.
Witness, GEORGE ALLEN.
POwnal. Cumberland Co, Me-, Oct Ia, 1915.
None genuine unless signed l.. BUTTS.
On hand ana 10: sale by
STABLER y CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and II oh SITS
Seth 5. lance, Baltimore and Pratt, Streets Roberts
& Atkinson corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. f.
Perkins & Brother cor, Green and Franklin Streets;
Joseph 8. Stansbury, 81 ThamGsst; Elisha H. Per
kins corner Market and GIeen-sts; George II Keer.
No. 1913 baltimore street; N. N Robiusen, 5S NorIh
Gay street. n3 lw
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UFFICE OF EMORY 4 co.
Opposite Bamum's, Bait Md.
CIF-UFFiCIAL DRAWING OF the Nd. C0nsoli.
dated Lottery, class No. 100, for 1876:
Al So II 43 60 so 20 8 80 SIlI
A and So being the LIST and Cd; or 40 and H. be.
ing the 81 and duh drawn Nos. each $40
so and SO, being the 5lh and 9th; or and 90 be
ng the 7h aud 9Th drawn Nos each 80
and %, betsy the 9Th and ION; on IL and 81 be
ing the llth and 18th drawn Nos. each Is
Al having Two Of The drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only OF the drawn Nos. on. {"
Il EMORY y CO., No. } N. Calvert-st.
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A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
CRACOVIENNE,

A NEW SONG TO An Old TUNE,
CRACOvIESNE.
Come, o come, and take puf,
You will not be treated rough;
Come, q come, and take delight,
And smoke CIGARS BY day or night.
BOOTH'S CIGARS are all the 90,
Every one has told me So;
They are going like hot cakes,
From the Factory where he makes,
P.S. JOHN r. BOOTHS Cigar and Tobacco es-
tablishment is in HANOVER STREET, 3 doors
South of Camden, nearly opposite his old and ia
vurIte stand ltRtt O20
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NDALTIN0RE COLLEGE OF DEN
ND TAI SURGERY SEs. 1867. The Lectures
aud Mechanical Instructions in this Institution will
commence on the FIRST MONDAY Of November,
aud continue four mOnths.
A new and commodious building will BIZ in readi-
ness for The class. Lar. and costly additions have
been made to the Museum. To encourage emua-
ton handsome set of extracting instruments, worth
$50, will be awarded TO the member of the gradual
iA class who shall exhibit most proficiency.
CHAPLIN A. HARRIS, A. M, NJ d., Professor OF
the Principles and Practice Of Dental Surgery.
THOS. +. BOND, A. M, NJ. D.: Professor of Spe-
cia Pathology and Therapeutics.
w, R, HANDY NJ. b., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
AMOS WESTCOTT, A. M, M D., Professor o.
Operative and Mechanical Dentistry.
CYRENEUS o. CONE, d. d. s., Demonstration of
Mechanical Dentistry.
13-Tckets of each Professor, S25; Naturalization,
SIS; Demonstration, S0 Diploma, 500
ocl-2lw5w w. r. HANDY, NJ. D., Dean.