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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-22
For the Voice Of Freedom.
RAIL ROAD MANEUVERING.
VALEDICTORY.

Mr. Editor: We on this side the
Mountain would be chargeable with
want Of common magnanimity, if we were
to pursue the controversy with the Cen
trail Managers any further at present,
at least. Those rather unfortunate gen
tlemen are, just now, in "muss" of their
own, which it is generally thought will
call for all their s'time and attention" TO
adjust. am therefore disposed to let
them alone till alter the 9th inst, when
their mex! instalment of 10 per c.. is pay
able. II, after that date, i. should be
found that all grievances are healed,
and that the interests of the Rutland
Road demand further disclosures"
hope shall be prepared to COON.
In the present aspect of affairs, on both
sides of the Mountain, Rutland Road
man must lack the ordinary "boweIs of
humanity" if he can bring himself to
wish these Central Managers any "wOrss
luck" than they appear to have brought
upon themselves and their enterprise I!
There is a saying Of wisdom, from
source which we are accustomed to re-
gard as infalible, that instructs us that a
house divided against itself cannot stand.
1t is not for US TO interfere. therefore,
while the division lasts. We choose to
stand out Of the way. Besides, Colonel
REED has got parties so arranged. in the
existing controversy between "Dog Riv-
err" and "the Gulf" that mere mortal
man ought to stand out of the way. If
the Colonel is right as to the decision
which he alledges have been heretofore
made in favor of the "Gulf routes" il
would seem to be little less than sacrilege
in Gov. Paine to oppose it. How can
the Governor hope to circumvent "the
indications of Nature" and the AL
mighty" and divert the Central road
from that magnificent natural gateway"
into the canine regions. through "the
outskirts of Population" by "Dog river"
However, as we have said, we are dis
posed 10 retire from the controversy.
We have not the heart 10 reply to our
friend Walton's snappish remark in his
last Watchman, TO "the correspondent
of the Voice." He says if the destruc-
ton of the Rutland road was necessary
10 ensure the success of the Central,
that the friends ofthe Rutland have no
right 10 complain If the Central man.
ogers have "done all within their power
for ,elfpress,vation." Or, in other words,
no claims that sthe end sanctifies the
means.' Rather shabby morality, this!
But we will let it 60, barely remarking
that if this ''self preservation should nj
result from the means, employed after all,
it would he an awkward circumstance.
And, now, with no i'll feeling, or hot
blood, with the best wishes for an OK
cellent Railroad from Barnard, or the
mouth of White River, 10 Montpelier,
or even TO Burlington if il is thought
best with the mournfulest feeling of
dependency, however about that "Hour
Glass affair,-with grim misgivings in
regard to that "deep GU, north Of Thomp'
sons" in Burlington, and with improved
views Of the uncertainty ofhuman calcu'
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VOICE OF FREEDOM.
Brandon. Thursday Jan. aa, 1876.
Notice TO Subscribers.

~ Those subscribers 10 Piusford who
wish to pay In produce for this paper,
may deliver the same TO Henry Simonds,
in such articles as he will take and &C
counlIo ME for. if they pay this month.
L5- Subscribers who reside 10 Wey-
bridge and vicinity, and were to pay
Solomon Parker, for the Voice OF Free
dom, are requested to ray this month, that
he and | may know how our accounts
stand
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
CHAMPLAIN AND CONNECTI-
CUT RIVER r. R. COMPANY,


The annual meeting oflhc stockholders
in this company was holden a, thu Couv,
House in Ru,lard, on The second Wednes-
day, being the l4h day OF January. 1916
and was called To order b. the Clerk, and
on nomination, the
HON. TIMOTHY TOILET
was appointed Chairman.
The reading Of The act in addition to
the az. OF Incorporation Of the Company,
passed at the October Session Of The Leg.
stature, lS45, was called for.
And the same was .hsreupon read BY
the Clerk.
And on motion Of Hon. II Pierpoin,,
ilw
Voted unanimously. That the Compa-
ny assent TO. and accept said additional
act as part Of their charter OF lueorpora.
ton.
On motion OF Gen. Blown, of Ra.l,nd,
it was
Rssolred That d Committee OF twenty
eight be appointed BY the Chair to nom
mate to The s ockholders thirteen Direct.
us iUI INC ycui CuoulUhs
The Chair appointed the following
gentlemen ~ constitute said Committee of
Nominations
Hon. Mr.. Smally, Of Burlington; Mr..
Mech, Of Shelburne; Mr.. G Parker, and
Mr. Morgan, OF Vergennes; Mr.. Needham,
of Bristol; Gen. Nash, of New Haven;
Mr. Warner. and Mr. Stewart, Of Middle.
bury; Mr. Bullock. OF Leicester; Hon. Mr.
Briggs, Mr. G. w. Conan,, and Hon.
Mr.. Sprague, of Brandon, Mr. 4. F.
Bogue, and Mr. Simonds, of Piusforj; Mr.
Slason, Mr. DIniels. and Mr. S. H,
Hodges, of Rutland; MIR Gleason, Of
Shrewsbury; Mr. J. Fox, of WalIingiord:
Mr. Adams, oil Ludlow; MIR WIN. Smith,
OF Cavendish; Mr. Onion. of Chester; MIR
Hyde and Mr. Green. of Bellows Falls;
Mr. Prentiss, Of Keene, N. Fl; Mr. Par.
ker, of Fizwilliam. N. H Mr. Hutchius
and Mr. Ha rringon, of Boston.
D. w. G. Clarke, Esq, Of Brandon
presented the following resolution which
was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That a committee OF nine be
appointed by the Chair, 10 report to the
soc kholders in the Chsmplain and Con.
neclicut River Railroad Company, reso.
luions or other action, ia their judg.
ment exped;ent and proper to be at present
adopted.
The Chair sbereupon appointed to con.
stitute said committee
D. w. G. Clarke, Esq. fTou. d. A.
Smalley. Hon r. Pierpoin.. Sam'I Nor
gan. Hon. n. Bell, Hon, A. G Dana,
II. Needham Esq. Hon. T. ]. Barrett,
and Jos. Warner.
AL This stage in The proceedings, the
House being excessively crowded, and ii
being announced thsl Iargs npmbers We're
unable to obtain admission, il was on mo,
'ory
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PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. Number
oae, vol. 8. Of This Journal is received.
No further eulogium on this work can
be given than has already been bestowed,
other than to say, as Mr. Fowler advances
IN numbers and volumes, he gives addi-
!ional interest 10 the subjects he so ably in
vesiigates.
Terms;-One copy, sl,-three copies
Whine copies IS, or twenty copies 10
one address $40, Address o. s. Fowler,
l3l Nassau ST. N. Y.
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NoTIcg TO Corn EsPoNDENTs. As
mus, necessarily be absent few weeks,
take this method OF informing those who
may write on any business requiring an
answer from me, that | will attend 10 sue b
matters on my return. now hope 10 be
able 10 return in three weeks. | may,
however be detained little longer.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-22

His death vii! cause great sensation
Throughout! England, where he was very
popular as faithful champion of the
slave. Liberalor.
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RAILROADITlES,

The Voice Of Brandon, the Herald Of
Rutland, and the Galaxy OF Mddlebury,
have all exploded at once; bu. we are mol
entirely buried yet, though the fragments
cast abou! US are mulliluGinous. TO re-
ply 10 all OF them in detail.-,o correct er-
rors and m;sunderstandings-and to meet
all the folly, all the bomblst, and all the
bad temper of this combination is rot
worth The labor. They are not now in a
temper 10 see what is righ,-much less
to acknowledge it if they can be made TO
see i've. Watchman.
Very bad news 10 US. reighbor Wa,ch-
man 10 hear that we "have all exploded"
and that the scattered remains of US have
gone SO far as Montpelier. Rather hard
gathering ur, we fear, so as 10 be able to
re unite the particles of our "long Toms
sufficiently TO give you another salute
But as sheep are generally obedent to
their shepherd, unless they get frightened.
go we will aim 10 listen 10 The voice of this
Watchman, and not disobey unless we
think best! We are extremely glad that
our Watchman has Been so kind as to in-
form Us OF our "foly, bombasl" and 'bad
temper" as well as Of our bhndness!--
We can hardly account for The neglec, oil
this faithful sentinel to give US warning
Of our downward and dangerous course,
! until our case should have become so
hopeless; but trust he will in future be
more faithful! Perhaps il our interested
Waterman should apply the Central"
Paine Extractor 10 our temper, we should
become plable; our imitation Of language
too might be removed and superseded ~
something more substantial AS 10 our
blindness, we will express the opinion that
our kind Watchman should not be pres
mature 10 severity toward us for not pos
sessing clearer vision at this time, as he
knows tulI we'll mat IN our infancy we
were hoodwinked with FELTON,, and our
eyes have hardly become strong e.
nough to look through those Grave Stones
prepared for US last summer by tho man
on the Central Watch Tower Be as
lenent as you can friend, for there appear,
ed 10 be resurrection at Rutland last
week, Of those you buried last summer,
and large escort accompanied each one
you eu'ombed We have promise oil a
lille eye salve from Boston, and hope ere
long to see through mount Holly G,p"
should no "Ilour GI:ss' sand be thrown
in our eycs
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROMAN AMPHlTnEATRE,

OMAN AMPHITHEATRE,
"a NORTH CALVERT ST tEET.
SANDS, LENT ~ Co. PrnprietOrs.
Mr.. W. b. OdRROLL'S Be.NEFIT.
MIR. NORTH, MIR, SANDS,
MIR. MOSELEY, MAURICE & JESSE,
Mr.. CARROLL, Mr. CONOVER,
It MACFAkLAND, J. MCFARLAND,
Have all volunteered their valuable services.
THIS EVENING, NOV. 9lst, 1886,
The FIGHTING PONIES; The TWIN PONIES;
CINDERELLA; and the dancing flo Sc MAY FLY,
will also be introduced by Mr. SA DS, aud perform
lheir surprising feats Full particulars i'll small bills
and programmes.
CIowns-Messrs. PENTLANB and LATHROP.
DRESS CIRCLE, % CTS. PIT, 1874. No half nrce,
Doors open at 81; Performance commence al II.
U5- seats can be procured at the Box Once during
Inc DAY, from 10 TO IL, and from 2 10 O'Clock,
WJ- Afternoon Performances every SATURDAY,
commencing at 81 O'Clock. 1t
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DEY,s LADIES BOOK AND AME

NoDEY'S LADIES BOOK AND AMI
III kICAS MAGAZINE for December, with 3
due Engravngs on Steel, viz: The Beuux Strata
gem; The Excursion; Portrait of Philade pha Lady
Equestrian. The cont,nIs of this number are as
fellows:
POETRY-LiRes sent with Bcsuet to a Lady
who was III, by Pa,k Benjamin; My Biolher's Grave,
by g. A. Fleming; The Bean's Stratagrm; TIL name
that we love, b. the Rev'd VIM. Love; 10 a sea
Shell, by Jer my Sanayne; The Wafer Lily. ~
Mary A s. AldncfE Who is my Brother, by VIM
wallace late OF Kentucky; A Morning Picture, by
Miss Pie Third House, by p. II. Myers
PRIlSE-Reliring from the Cares Of Life, No. g.
2y j. n PanldIng, Esq author of thG' Dutchman's
FHtside," sc; The Fortunes Of Ephram Doolitte,
tale founded on facts, by Il Hastings Weld; Our
Artists, No. 5-Farg Three Nights in an Old Coun-
ny House, by Mrs. A. NJ. F. Alan; Managing a
Blue, BY T. ). Arthur; I he Watkins on Evening,
by Miss Leslie; Autobiography of a Myrtle, by
BIanch Morton; Grace Clavering, by Mary Davenant;
Extracts from German authors, containing the com
plants of Aurora, Day and Night. and the Rose.
THE MUSIC Of the Redowa Waltz The Art of
making Vapneiennes Lace, by Madame dc Condo,
with engravings I Id Fashions, with engTavings.
Editors' Table, &c. sc. Subscriptions received by
WIN. TAYLOR,
My 81 Jarvis Buildings North st.
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FOH SALE u r 'GN7.
POSITIVE SALE OF DWELLING

UN NUKTH CANULINE fTKEtT
.sFslsA Will he exposed to SALE wiLnOui reserve,
EaS!.I on the premises on .INDAY, the 23t Nov,
iiII at half mast O'Clock, if fair, i not Lto nclt
-alHl4 FIR day, at same hour, those tWO valuable,
well bHut brick UWELLl NGS, on the East side Of
CaroHe st, Nos l0l ind lO3, betweenJ frrson and
orlrans SITS, each Is feet 'front.' occupied by VeryTe-
spectacle tenants These houses have very GcCnily
Dten put in excellent order and quite TOOmy ard
0mioTtuble dwellings, having eight rooms in each
mouse. They were built wtIhOutregad to cost, aud
as now offered for sale present d. sirahe 0pp0rIHni
~ !6r persons wishing perm 'nent residence or
safe investment The location is quite healthy and
III rapidly improving ReghhorhoOu-a pump Of ex-
cellsnl water is nearly Opposite the houses
The properly can be purchased in fee, or subject to
ground rent-tiile is unquesiionable. TeYMs-5
cash. in months, and in y months with interest.
Deeds will be given The payment of the last note
FOR further particulars applytO
JOHN II. ING, 3 Law Buildings, or to
nlS-dts IT, w BOOL, Auct
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VENO THE 100000 READERS
AlIN uHE GLE q II .

The subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that in cOnsequC nee of the numerous applications
hitherto made 10 him, FOR the furnishing of original
pieces OF poetry, sOnFs, acTOStiCs, ~Ounels for Al.
huns, advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
Letters, obituary nnriccs, notices on Music and the
Drama, and in short sl descriptions Of composition,
he l. prepared TO furnish those H. want, both in the
city and country. Appica ions by mail enclosing
any amount viii receive in mGnalr attention. Ap.
p:ca.iOn personally, or if by mall ost paid, u
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
No aud Jarvis kmidinr, Balt'e, ND.
N5- Communications ST. icfIy con denIiaL. nl3tf
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STOVES! STOVES! sTOvEs!!

I'd II. Sc iWART'S PATENT AIR TIGHT
ID COOKING St'VE, sold only at No 2S f.
CALVERT STREET, Baltimore. This Stove has
character which no Other has ever attained. 1t is
warranted to give satsfaciiOn-and may be returned
shond t fail to do II was sold last year by t.
G. Happe set, at w. Stewart & Co.'s, s8 Market
street, hit is now sold only at 2s CALVERT-S
We are The only persons in this city and state who
are authorised by p F. Stewart, OF Troy, N, Y, pa
public against purchasing any Stove as an "improv-
ed teWart Stove the 'Stepart Stove imp, ored .
as all "uch are imposi'iDns, We have also large
assortment Of the very best COOK STOVES in the
United 8 ales, with Radiators, Alright, PaIOr and
Chamber STOVES which will be sold low al 2S g.
CALVERT STREET, Baltimere.
oil .eotf HAPPERSETT K PINKERTON.
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SOLAR LARD HAMPSHIRE received an
~ assortment of Cornelius celt hrated l. RID
LAMPS. with rich cut Glass Shnd, 3 of vatinus
shapes; also on hand large lot of NHAL'S pATENT
LArPS, for bnrnir Cold Lard; ann Lard LAMPS OF
all kinds. For housekeeping Articles of ever, des-
cription call at The Furnishing Wareroons Of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
18 Baltimore street,
$50 u opposite Cenlr8 Market
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SH,AaRtsnP,E,s LONDON MAGAzINE.-A

SHARPE'S LONDON MAGAZINE.-A
- JOURNAL OF ENTERTAINMENT AND
INSTRUCTION FOR GENERAL READING
Consisting ut original essays, Tales. Articles de
scrpuve III objects Of Antiquarian or Historical In
terest, Transitions, interesting Elk racts Poetry,
original and feleced, with valuable Miscellanies;
printed in a new and elegant type, with superior
Wood Engravngs, from original designs BY the hes
artists. fhis Magazine has the advantage over all
periodicals 0fheing issued in advance, the Psrts az
pearing at the beginning instead Of the end of the
month.
tits printed in large octave, sixteen pages, double
columns, in new and elegant type; win wood eH-
Cravings from original designs by the best artists.
Now ready volume | and 2 (con pete in them
selvesl 420 pages of Letter PRESS each and nearly
sixty first rate illustrations, cloth Iettered So each
To THE PUBLIC. The propretors beg atten-
ton to the fact that this Magazine while ranking in
price among the cheapest publications of the day is
conducted on the principle and with more than the
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that no publication of so high standard in its itera-
ture and Pictorial Emheshment was ever before
given TO the public at lew price They have the
less deic8cy in expressing this opinion as it is one
in which they are borne out by more than eight hun
bred Crltiques of the Periodical press
Just received per steamer bV
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No. l46 Baltimore street,
Agedt for the United States,
R3-W' NJ II. will call upon the citizens and pub-
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periodical. nolg 4,
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VpRATr-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

u. NO, oUF, NHIIVE E1TTAW,
fRecentiy occupied hg the lntr Jas. O. Wilson.)
The subscriber mas RESUMED business in The hove
establishment, ana i prepared fursh 10 erd all
d descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, aud ftr ARCHT-
TEGTLRAL and ORNAMt E1'AI, purposes, carved
in the best style. 0I- Orders respectfully solicited
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OF tim JOHN GOrHRAkE,
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AMUSE Ri ENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

TENHTS EVENING, Nov. 2lst. Wi he perform.
N ed the Opera of DON PAs QUALE bon
PasqBaIe, Mr.. eLGUIN, Ernesto, Mar. FRAZIER
Norma, Mrs. 5EGUlN. Or. Malaesta, MIR. MEYER.
To conclude with first act of FKA DiAVOLO
Fla DiavOlO, Mr.. FRAZER. Gracomo, Mr.. Sc
GUM. Repro, Mr.. MEYER. Xsrliha, Mrs. Sc.
GUN. Lady AlIcash, Miss AUSTIN.
o. Price Of admss iOn-BUx SO cents-Pit 25.
0S-DoOrs open al quarter past 7-perforInance 10
Commence at guaTier TO O'c ock. II
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A GENTS WANTED. Fifty re .pOasible men
~ TO Obtain subsc ribers to the "Star SpanPed
Banner and "FlaQ Of Oar UniOn,n aud to sell new
and popular works-goOd encouragement will be
given.
NUR NEXT NUMBER. Look out for next
" weeks "SfAR SPANGLED BANNER.n 1t
will contain, besides usual attractions, full length
PORTRAIT OF BIG DICK,
now in the hands of competent artists who will not
tai to DO Justice TO the subject few copies of the
Banner, from the commencement of the exciting
Romance of big Dick" including also BOz's Dom
bey Son, with illustrations, can he had at
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NN. " NftI N'
bp Mo III WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The Subscriber, ha"iRs procured tho t0rnnla of Or.
q, A. Hans' Aromatic ami aslringent Mouth Vash,
and Aromatic and Detergent ionlh PuwseS takes
pleasure IN otfrImg them the p,shc, feeling assur
ell that they will rRrei with general apFtuhatinu.
They combine in Az eminent degree, all The import
ant medical Qualitiss which desirable for pTFpara
ons Of the sort 10 possess. They cleanse the Teeth,
excite heahy action Of the gums, aud mpart to the
breath most delightful fragrance.
gs- Prepared aud sold only ny G. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner OF Howard and Marion
streets, haitnnOfe. nlR-lw-i"lasm
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HNIRE! The subscriber has feen appoined AGENT
- of THE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, and
having complied with the acquisitions of the Law OF
the State of Maryland for FOREIGN Agencies
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
at reasonable land as an old Fireman. respect
fully so"its share ofpublic patronage at his Cce
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BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
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ANOAL YAHD. PHI LIP w. LOWRY'S Coal
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The best varieties of ANTHRACITE 4 CUMBER-
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HpLACK AND COLORED ALGERiNE GiMPS
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AH USICAL TUITION. Mr. a. j. CLEAVE-
I'VE LAND, (frnfc.sor of Music, and for several
years member Of the Teachers class ia the Boston
Academy OF MusicD having taken a Room at No. II
BALTIMORE STREET, near South, is prepared to
give his professional st TycGs to classes or give mi
waite lessons on reasonable terms, his rooms or ot
the residence of his pupils,
Ladies and gen e rem cHn get good instruction on
any instrument, or in vocal music, by calling us
above. All kinds of Instruments selected with
great care, free of charge.
a3- Particular attention paid TO the cultivation of
the voice. seiS 3m
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GHAWLSl SEANSLSl R. McELnOWNEY
- II 80. will open this no'nine large invoice Of
Tetkeri and Cashmere Shawls Of entirely new de-
signs. 1853 B4I,TINORE STREET,
o3a between Baltimore and Ligh, streets,
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Oriental SALOON,
" COM VI ERCIAL BULL
GOVANsTOWN ACADEMY.-The VIA

TOVANSTOWN ACADEMY.-Thew wiz, ter
&U season of this well known institution will com
mencs On The Slh OF November next. Terms for
boarding in The family of the principal and for tuaton
moderate. For cards statinq terms, Apply Al Wylie
and Wilson's South ST., Oldfeld and MrComas's
C"mmercia Row, Dr. Brownlfe'5 s. w. corner of
Exeter aud salisbury sis or to the undersigned per-
senally or by letter, AT the Academy.
Oc20 nws3w JAMES r. STEEN PRINCIPAL
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BALTIMORE MlISEIM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 3 CtfLVERT- SITS,
MRS. HUMPS BENEFIT.
TENHIS EVENING, Nov. 2Ist, will be perform
Ill ed SATAN IN PARIS. Mysterious Sunnger,
Mrs HUNT. Count Vanille, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Count BGausoleil, Mr.. AkDERTON.
SINGING by MRS. HUNT.
To conclude with TWO QUEENS. MARY, Queen
of Denmark, Mrs. HUNT. Christine, Queen of
Sweden. Mrs. Lowell. Magnus LObb, Mr. JOHN
SEFTON
90 Admittance9 5 cts, children under 10 years OF
age l2s cents Saloun performance to commence at
n O'Clock precisely. II
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FAST HON A LIE
HAT AND CAP ESTABLiSHM ENT.

ffN y OIhI I,
No. 2O4 WEST PRATT STREET.
HEHEa GEORGE K. QUAIL would most
E3xG respectfully inform his friends and the
- public generally, that he has n W on
s46NNx5A hand a large ana general assortment nj
HATS, Of all kinds, OF his own manu-
facturP, which, for beauty OF style aud n H. cannot
be cNrelled Together with large stock of CAPS,
consisting of Fur, Cloth and Glazed
He would also call the particular attention of the
LADIES TO his handsome selection of Lynx, Sable
Martin, Genet aud other MIIFFS: also, to his beau
tiful fancy velvet and e 9th CAPS for children.
GO The above Goods having been selected by him
self IN New York, for his retail trade, and purchased
at the lowest cash prices, he is enabled to sell the
wholesale or retail, as low any other house in the
city. al3-t,sJ