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Levi Woodbury. Dan' Webster. G. w. Lawrence
The names OF these distinguished gentlemen
were undoubtedly placed upon the card without
their authority.
Virgin is known to our police officers. On the
18th OF December, 1910. he was arrested in the
Elm street House by constable Clapp, anu there
were found upon him four door keys taken from
rooms in the house, and forty small desk and
trunk keys. He was examined in the Police
Court, and then committed, an,default Of bail in
$500. 10 answer at the Municipal Court and at
tempted 70 hang himself in Jail, and had very
nearly succeeded vsben discovered Shortly al
ter, some friends came forward and bailed him,
and he never appeared for trial.
We can add 10 the above account that Joel C.
Virgin, after the commission Of his first offence,
and after the notoriety consequent thereon, be-
came the joint proprietor and sole editor of the
New Hampshire Gazette, the Oldest and one of
the most influential LocofOco newspapers in n
II. 1t is published in Portsmouth-and since
1910, this fellow was permi ted to edit Demo-
cratic newspaper, and through its columns to ira
duce and witty the Wing party in general, and
the Wings Of Portsmouth in particular. From
1871 to 1915, Virgin was the leader of g the De-
mocracy" Of Portsmouth-at least, we Judge SO,
from the letters addressed to him by the acknowl-
edged leaders of the party out Of that place.
couched in the most respectful and friendly Lam
guage, and published in the NJ H. Democrats
newspaper during the great canvass of 1914.
Boston Courier
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g YOU'VE EATEN THEM. " An Antwerp
journalist states that he senta reporter to Brussels
for the .sking's Speech" and with him couple OF
carrier pigeons TO bear back the document At
Brussels he gave the pigeons in charge to a wait
er, and called for breakfast He was kept wait
ing some time, but delicious fricassee atoned for
the delay. After breakfast he paid his bill and
called for his pigeons. Pigeons CALCULATED the
the waiter, 'syou have eaten them!H
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Dve-HOuge Removed,

TEYHE subscriber has Removed his Dyene
4 Works to his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
land only rods from Main treet where al goods
be left Having rstrse shop, with every convenience
attached, he feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be WELL and AZ shorter notice, than
any other shOr Of the BIND in This vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CL0AKS COlored, usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gardeners COATS and PANTS Colored
whole, Articles Cor 5ournias done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants clesnsed and pressed ST days
tice fdesred CARPETS, SHAwLs oFa!i kinds, and Mil
ITARY USFoRMs ceansec and pressed and warranted To
look wen goods Satisfaction guaranteed In all
cases, or charge will he made.
IP ONLY Office IN Worcester is on Cent q
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 90. 35tf
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Real Estate Market, 81 Wall-st., NY

~ 4 MONG the thousand FARMS which haveds
f,N a scribed on Registerwe especially invite the
FattentiRn Of those who wish to buy Farms which are
very good and at the time very cheap 10 The follow
ing:
ls-CoRtains 225 Of Land of the first qualty, in
high state Of cultivation fruit OF the best kinds with two
living streams running through it; good dwelling House
three Barns &c, handsomely situated in Morrsylie
the county Of Madison County n X, 81 miles from
Utica. Price @5625.
2d-sO0 in Fairfax Co., Virginia, the banks OF
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate OF Mount
Vernon late residence of President Washington-
Price $3.50
3dA beautiful Farm of l5i ofexcelient Land with
choice fruit good buildings and very avory located in
Harmony, Chantanque Co., N. X, will be std with iariR
ing and making ami dairying utensils for $500
r. For further particulars inquire OF JOHN MILTON
EARLE Worcester, the subscribers IN New York.
Aug IL. ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
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S. q. FARNNR, 81 EarlloTd.

~ OULD respectfully inform The Ladies' al Worcester
~ and vicinity that he is about 70 locate himself in
CENTRAL BLOCK in The Rpems sljaaing Mas VIII
ffAes Bonnet ard Mllinery Goods store the pur@ose
BONN KS saeFs he b0sfess wiz Rrumptis sndA h-
fully executed on aHd grease taken rom Old Ronnefs
clean s when ns BieachHg and Pressing done for She
Millnefs OF Worcester ard vicinity AT short notice
Florence anu straw Bonueis MADE and REPAIRED TO
order by MRS. WILLIAMS ia the latest end most fash
ionabe style.
Al orders for Bleaching and Pressing left with Mrs ".
Will be faithfully attended 10.
No l2i liain street, opposite Centred Rank.
Worcester, Feb 49, 1916. 3m
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WILSON, THE ORNoTHoLoGIsT. The follow
ing is an extract from letter written to friend
by ibis clever and amiable naturalist:
One ofmy boys caught meuse in school
few day ago, and directly marched up TO me with
MS priZe. 4 set about drawing II tne SAME eve
ming ana all the time the painting Of its little heart
showed the extreme agonies Of fear. | had in
tended to kill it, in order to fix it in the claws OF
a stuffed OWL but happening TO spill a drop of
water near where it was tied, it Tapped it up with
such eagerness and looked in my face with such
an eye Of suPplcating terror, as perfectly over
came me. 1 Immediately united it, and restor ed
it to life and liberty The agonies Of prisoner
at the stake, while the fire and instruments of
torture are preparing, could not be more severe
than the suiferings of that poor mouse; and, in
significant as the object was, felt at the moment
the sweet sensations which mercy leaves on the
mind, when she triumphs over cruelty.p
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70 Manufacturers and Maohinistg,

70 Manufacturers and maollinists,
FE subscribers having recently taken the shop formerly
occupied by The late 5. II. FLsGG would respectfully
inform the public Thar they shall continue the business
manufacturing all kinds Of Hand Ldae Turning Engines
Planning Machines Side Rests Chucks, Screw Tools and
Foot Lathe Px{ies Also, all kinds Of Tools used in Ma
chine shops.
Having secured the services OF MIR SAMUEL FLAac, who
mas been for long time in the business and other expe
rienced hands subscribers hatter themselves in the
let at they shall sustain the former reputation of the
Snop aad promptly fulfil their contracts.
b. Iron Planning and repairing done in despatch
THOMSON, SKINNER & Co,
April Is, lS44. u Court Mills, Worcester.
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A LAWYER IN TIRE HANDS OF THE LAW
On Wednesday forenoon, Joel Clark Virgin
was discovered in the act of carrying off from the
fremont House a cloak, which he had stolen
from the room Of Mr.. Thomas De Beddle, one OF
the boarders, who met him on the stairs. Mr.:
Beddle raised an alarm and Virgin was seized By
one Of the porters, before he had run many steps
iron the house. Constables Clapp and Coolidge
brought him before the Polio Court The charge
was stated against him, and he was committed fox
further examination, In his pocket were found
several Of his cards, in which his name and pro
tession are stated as follows:
{" J. G. VIRGN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. 2, Val Street,
New YORK.
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Wanted,

1.-THE North Oxford Optical MG orr .S %S work
IA rate Spectacle Frame maSs m,, H'"' Dec o.
men ueodlappiy.
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Oh. .ARTNG 0TIT SALE.

II or W. be the time to buy BOOTS and SHOES
~ at gree Discount the is-cribeTs are determined
@ reduce u me balance OF a Winter Stock before
The lst oF en- that We MAY have les-e room for a new
and large oMt@ea Of BOOTS ani sftc - Tor the sprng
and suiauyn trade
The se.seg ars some Of the Bargains af ~ be had
Af8he Old Stand of sauI b, Ss1t{
Meg t.se hOois for Sl5o such as have been 80
Men ata Boots for 8 ms to S225
Menu StNfttal Boots for So
Mems eo pom Cali Boots from Sl75 10 1926.
Boyis ~ Boots rom IS cts 10 81 %.
Ladies We and Heather Walking Shoes from Use 60
with any oiier kinds at proportionately low prices.
Also, at lHO airs Mems la lies and Chdgsu's b.
BEERS 20 - cls per pair
few rs Ladies lined and bound RUBBERs fer 50 cts
pei IL 20 close out A lot
The pu5 W" ind il TO their ADVANTAGE call soon if
they wis. bny BOOTS aud SHOES Id extremely low
prices
0hedoor north Horizon Broioa 4 co.'s
CHICKERING & L0NGLEY
Worce Feb ?. dwtf
loot. GEO. d. CD0LEsET'S
DIAN EGET BLE HEALTH
E@EDz gEzEESg
PILLS
CUHGH DROPS
T9NgC BiTgBRS
INFALLIBBE eye WATER
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j. w. PAINE. Dentist.

No. I54 Main Street, w Worcester. sai
INSERTS TEETH upon Gold Plate, by atmospheric
pressure, the most approved instruments for ex-
rnctine, and chemicals for destroying the nerve &c
Detective Teeth hled with gold in the ost durable man
Ter ~ Teeth extracted Tor rs cents and an charges
reasonable. Ian s.
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Paner Hanging.s

81 lpBosisfs o pAfER If4H6fINlsS, hd.ss ~ tasd ID
New YORK Cry branch of their Phiae pha Establish
ment uoad call he attention of Merchants ana others
wanting Gcnds in their line their extensive
Of Paper Haagings Borders Fire B0ard Prmts FIeiUs
Curtain Papers, 60. u. b. having received rom the
Institutes for the ehcourase Of Domestic Manufactures
III the cities Of New York. Phiiaielpha and Boston, silver
medals for the superior manufacture Of their goods 6aer
themselves that they sell better article The same
money than can be purchased elsewhere.
FTeseO and Column Papers.
Fresco Papers for Parors and Column Papers Halls
Entries, &C. great variety. Also, CURTAIN PAPERS,
a new article for windows. Dr. Country Merchants and
others Wil find it their advantage call before pnr
chasing. HOWELL & BROTHERS,
l37 BroaaDdy, doors above the CITY Hotel
Feb. 1876. 6w NEW YORK.
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= I.NUL4JN' Pile HYROP!
For ssNs 6y EDWARD LTyEGMORE, Bookseller ard
staiones opposite AM Temp. House sole agent in WoF-
tester TBIbMAN WARREN. General Agents
Dec2a 55tf No Getting ST., BOSTON,.
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq, Treasurer.
This Company commenced issuing Policies Of Assurance
the first Of june Is so years. and in
amounts from 500 20 $5e00
PREMIUMS 1T assurance for One Hundred Dollars
AnnuaI Pdy1aents AanuGl Payments
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
OF Worcester.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL
100000.
Hon. JOHN DAVIS, Presidens
s See IThAe sh phSIs, zee Presidents

III Il z z
Edwin Conant, Esq,
Ichabod Washburn,
Frederick w. Paine,
john Milton Earle.
John Green, NJ. d.
Benz F. Haywood, MD.
Fred. w. Gale, Esq.
Charles Washburn, Esq.
Joseph Sargent, MD.
William Dickinson, Esq.
Freeman Upham,
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II. HICKMAN.

FnYS THE AFELYCTED.-Wc wish to cali
the attention of readers to the advertisements
OF Dr.. Dow, regular medical man whose profession
al educ alton is not surpassed by any physic n IN the
county His having devoted his attention for many
years 10 a particular branch Of the pm essiOn, and
having en- extremely successful in curing long s1Bd-
ing aud difficult cases. such were considered al
most imcurahe, is sufficient to cqpmeud him TO the
pubic as worthy of tue extensive patronage he is
daily receiving Tothose acquainted win the Doctor,
we say nothing 10 his skill honor, integrity, as
they are wei known; but strangers IN search Of a
nhysi ian, would recommend 20 carefully read
Dr.. BOWS advertisements, and be sure, when calling
on him, hat his Office is is Second street
between Snu'h and Gayss.
See his advertisements. nos
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GEvEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE

~ MANUFACTORk AND MUSIC STORE.
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of
The pnbl TO their new Seven Octave Concentrated
GRAND PIANOS III Sc Pianos are II SEVEN
OCTAVE, in a case C the usual Size n Six Octave
Piano,-and for power Of Tone and sweetness at
Sound, is to She admiration of all who have seen
them We are III manufacturing them at the usual
price of n Six Octave PiGRO-at S25n, $500, 80 o,
and 300 and up, ALL SEVEN OCTAVE, and war
ranled to be unsurpassed by any others manuLdotur-
ed in this cOu"uy.
SHEET Music, fcr the Piano and otheg Fustru.
ments,
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS of every description
n3- MUSE Published, Engraved, Copies, Arranged
and BounA.
PIANOS Tuned and Repaired.
SHAFT & BOSWELL,
R7.U No. ll2 Baltimore s.reC..
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POSTPONED SALE

FHNlUSTEEI'S SAILS. In vrue of decree
Il OF Baltimore County Court, siIipg in Equity,
lne subscriber as Trustee, will IN SATD RDAY aeth
nov le1O, at O'Clock, p NJ, expose at public auc-
'lon' on Tie premises, that very large ana profitable
e establishment occupied for many years past
f5E8ssaa by Samuel Mcl[Im and Samuel G. hyde an
IkSskd Il Soap and Candle Eauulaclaty and sit
AS.AA1 uated on the north east corner Of Saratoga
an" holiday streets, IN the city of Baltimore. The
iot Gil winch the factory buildings situated has an
eAt, need 'front.' on Saratoga street of ore hundred
ana Hlytwo feet and SIX inches, and another on
Iioday street d fiilytwo feet and six inches The
GHI'daiS are extensive and Of the most commodous
description, and IN good and servceabe state OF r.
paE TIE fixtures, such as Boilers, Kettles, Pans,
frames, &c, &c, AL OF which will he included in
the saie-ae IN good condition, and of the best kinds
forlne purposes CT which is designed 30 establish
el can exceed this, in convenience, in its appoint
lhtnts, IL us location, or general advantages.
Capitalists and manufacturers are requested to
VSltahd examine The premises, which viii he ut att
umes OpeE To Them for inspection. The trims OF
sale rs prescribed by the Decree are one fourth in
ch3h The rest in three equal instalments at four
eight aud twelve months, with interest from the day
OF sale The ground rent upon the lot is $3.50 year
Possession will be given the lst0f December.
NJ cots J. ]. SPEED, Trustee.
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FRHO TEIE zoe 900 READERS
M EnIIA II I'LL EoHI Z,

~ VI
The subscriber woHld respectfully inform the pub
lie that n consequence of the numerous applications
Hitherto made TO him, for The furnishing OF original
pieces OF poetry, songs, acroscs, senneis for Al.
bans, advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
Letters, obituary notices. no,iceS on Music and the
Drama, and in short all descriptions Of composition,
he is prepared to furnish huse in want, beth in the
city and country Applications by mail, enclosing
any atnOunt, viii receive immediate attention, Ap-
iicatioa personally, oT if by mail, post paid, to
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
No and jarvis HuiIdiug, Bali'e, Md.
~ "smmunicallor3 strictly cOnG&eni!al. nl3-if
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EBRApT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

pVFs NDTJF n FIJJNW,
{Recentiy occ.vted by The late jas. @. IilsOn.)
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishment, and is prepared 10 furnish TO order all
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCHI-
rEDTURAL aud ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
10 the best style o. Orders respectfully solicited
and punctualy attended to.
81. en- Holm, COt,ygpANp
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MERINOES, SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
ED McELDUWNEY d CO., I62 Bat-
nW o more ST., between Light and Calvert, have
now in store and offer at lowest prizes, French
NtRiNOES, in colours, at 81 per yard. French
TWilled BLANK arS nf the most superior quality,
all SIZES, Whimev. Mackinaw and Dufiieid do, new
sty SHAWLS, in great variety, rich dress Silks,
c0I'd six Velvels, Clarence Plaid, Cashmere an
Nous Inc de Lame, Bomba2ines, AIpacas, Woollen
and Canton Fiannels, Linen and Cotton Sheeiings
and Pillow Case Linen; Shirtiug Linen; u'lins and
Calicoes, with a large stock of NEW GOODS, at
extraordinary low prices. rio
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nRs HARRIS
I'D MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.

= NUUTH WASH AND IVIVt II FVNF DTIFN'
The Subscriber, having procured tia formula OF Lai
q. A. Hans' AroHiatic and Astrin@eai Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic nnd Detergent I ooeh Powder, lrSos
peasaye in otttlng them 10 tue pualc, feeling RSsur
ed that they will meet with ge0cral appreciation.
TAey combine, in an eminent GS@Vfc, all The tspcrt-
ANT medical qualities which desirable for Rsspara-
aons Of the sort to possess. They cleanse Ae Teeth,
excite hosihy action o. the guns, and Rpar TO the
breath most delightful fragrance.
o. Prepared aud sold aaly by &. p. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, cnTacI nf Howard and Marion
streets, BaIipave, ul6-lwriel90m
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Observation-Disclosures

IN - - ~ ot' i-'H hbri I'hi LAIN ~
ration ,reOore used fo5 diseases arising from UQ
Re9Sr ether causes. All thai is necessary to secure
this medicine place ia the Domestic Practice o!
every family, when such a medicine is needed, is
uial
10 sne"ks for itself-G innocent in its operations
and IN injury can arise fiom it, use ut any time.
Wholesale and Retail by RoWANB {. lVALToN FRO
BliCl0rs $40 Market Sraet, Phtla AiSO,i Baltimore
b. ~ n. Robinson, corner Of Gay and Saratoga SITS;
kinsloe & Toy, q! Marsh MAKE, Space; Jumes
Sansbury, No 237 Broadway; Fe'l's POint Goracn
u Tubman, No. 1872, West Pratt street. SEE
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WEARD TO BEAT:
HA THE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS!
Also Green and Roasted COFFEE, sold by the NEW
YORK CANTON TEA COMPANIES AGENT, at
No. ITO GAY STREET, between Frons aud High
streets. The Tea last received is giving satisfaction
quite equal TO any previous ot Win you try them?
Fria is almost sGre to create customer. You run
faction, you can return, ana have it exchanged, or
the money refunded.
093 JAMES r. PORT Err, Agent.
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" NRY VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
y very likely girl about %, to serve Is years;
also Girl 10, TO serve II years; also a Boy 10, to
serve "a years. They just from the country, and
can come very highly recommended, Also for sale:
woman % years old, slave Tor life, u good eook
washer and roncTa Girl l6, slave for life; also
blacL Boy Is yeGrs of aye, to serve i3 years sin
Top waiter, coachman &c, and can come highly re
commended. Apply quickly at
LEWIS F.SCOTTI'S Intelligence office,
o2S lOEEchange Place.
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w A N rs

INFANTS a SCHOOL. Asituati0n as ,ench
4 " Ct Is wanted by gentleman from the Mort
WIn mas mad several years experience 10 |, achius
| aud has good re, ommgud ltions-has 70 ubjec,ion
70 go 10 me country. luquire personally or by ellt
Il. F. sCOTTI's Intelligence Office,
ny No. 10 Exchange Place.
| "a tTUAWiON AVANVEtJ-8y a ung n'H1
~ Of several years experience in the grocery "a,
coiimls s!nn iusimcsa. Re GfCEcfs of b. highest n
ecablity Wl be given in REGARD TO character en-
paeity, sc. hppiy al
LII SCOTTI'S intelligence Office,
ma Old establishment, No. 10 Exchange Place.
AiaTAHTAD. Tenant 10 lake ehafgs Of a
w sua hut very valuable FARM, PARTY for
the purpose o carrying Oh (neXt Sismmer) the Ice
Cream business. No spot could he better ad pied
Tor The purposr-.'he ice house, ice pcnd, water ow
er, &c. are az convenient IA possible None need
apply who cannot brig sufficient Recommendations
and % to 50 Cows. Inquire at the Cities Of TIE
slipper, nl33
G$ITUAJT0N WANTED. BY Jpung man
~ from the eSuutty, in grocery -four CT commits
SION StOre-he can come wen racOmme ndcd Apply
al L. +, SCOTIt'5 Intelligence Office,
M No. 70 Exchange Place.
A SITUATGAH is WANTED in gnme re-
I d spectacle JCAbiug House By n young man from
virginia, who could command considerable share
OF trade from lhe VaIiry-l e best Of references as
TO character and ahilily, cam be gwen Address y "
at this office. % If
EWThYrED-You men, with or wilho3l ca
w Pal, may hear of iar Communities 10 en-
gaze in profitable business, by cnIhngon
s!9 H. e. SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place.
N Nhh u n gIECAi--WhNFEU GAil4Y-Clerss,
Al hcot Keepers, bar kcecEera, Porters for so.es;
English Teacher, COaahntel; Ostieys; WagOnerg;
OvGrsoers; % lahGrers; A2eu.g; 20 Cooks Washers
ana irOnelS; ChalA beraaIds; Wet nd Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Scamatresses; IieusG- Keepers and
anumJer OF ether situations too numerous 10 mention
and too yau3bleto lose Families have only to give
ae call and theirWants vii! be immediately attend
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EDOMAN AMPIITH EATUE,
IA NORTH CALVERT STREET,
SANDS, LENT ~ CO., Projectors.
FIRST appearance of
MR. LEVI. NORTH,
REDUCTION OF PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress CIRCLE, b CTS, Prrr,I25 CTS.
MIR, NORTH IN TVO ACTS.
THIS EV ENING, Nnv. ION, 1876,
The Entertainments will consist nf New Grand
ENTkEE; Scenes aud Exercises in tie Arena ny
Mr. SANDS and his children; Master HERMAN
DEE; MI NORTH will ride his celebrated Principal
Act; also, The Scene Act of The BaiGAND; PICK
Wink by Mr. MUSELEY; The Troupe of Ponies;
MAY FLY; TIGHT ROPE and STILL VAULT
ING, sc. &c.
CIuwns-Messrs. PENTLANB and LATHROP.
Doors open al 81; Performance commence ar u.
i15- Seats eau he procured at the Box Office during
the day, rom 10 % IL, and from 10 O'CLOCK.
W5- Afternoon PerI0rmmces every SATURDAY,
commencing at 2! O'Clock. 1t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

TENHIS EVENING, Nov, I7h viii ne perform
III ed the Opera of TIE BREWER OF PRES
ION. Daniel aui George Robinson, Mr.. FRAZER.
Toby CrnsshCIt, Mr.. SEGUIN Effie Mrs. SEGUlN
To conclude with STATE SECRETS. Gregory
ThimbleweH Mr w. B. CHAPMAN. Humphrey
lltdg thug, Mr.. McKEON. CalvruOn Hal, Mr.. BA-
KER. Maud, Mrs. GREENWOOD.
0tF- Price ofadmlssion-B0X so Cents--Pii IS.
G3-DoOrs open atquarler past 7-pCrl0fmancG to
COmImgnGG at auaflrr 10 3 O'C nCk. IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17

NELgEFs, CLOAKINaS& BEERINOs.
Il. NcELDOWNEY Co. havs now in store
large assortment Of very superior VELVST'S, A,
black and blue black, and s 4 coloT8d do. ameri-
can and French CLOAKINSS, of Kew styles and
superior quality; French MERiNOS, of all shades
and coors, al extraordinary low prices; yyith SILK
ShAWLS, CASIIMERES, &c. &c.
l62 BALTIMOKE STREET,
nl2 Between Calvert and Light,