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NO CURE NO PAY:

"a CURED IN TWO DAYS!
The most speedy remedy for Pains in the Lons,
GopOrrhTa elects, Structures, Affections Of the Kid
ncys Disease Of the Bladder, Gravel, seminal weak
ness, involuntary seminal emissions and impoicnCy,
Persons who. by ldulgng in a. ccrct habit, have
tailed on themselves Constitutional Dety, or any
obstacle to marriage, should apply immediately 10
DOCTOR JOHNSTON,
Of the BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, Office No.
] North FREDERICK STREET tvo doors from Bal
tnore street, opposite the Nagistrate's Office. Be par
ieaar IA odgcrrtng the meme or you "W mistake the
place
This hospital was established a number OF years agoS
for the suppression nj quackory, there being many
persons, without knowledge, name or character, who
put advertisements in the pablo papers, that nsti
tuition Of this kind was highly necessary to prevent the
afflicted especially strangers, from falling into the hands
Of some unSAitu wretch, who, instead Of curing,
might send his victim 10 an nntimely grave. There
fore the afflicted should sln the numerous pretended
physicians vino know nothing of the practice of med
cine, but consult DIR. Johnston, who cures
A CERTAIN DISEASE
in one or two days, according to the state of the pa
tent, without the use of mercury. No mercurial rem
cdics used by DR.. JOHNSTON, his medicines
palaabe and harmless and all patients are honoraby
shielded from the possibility of being discovered.
lie who places himself under the of DR.. ]. may
reigiousy cOnide in his honor gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill Physician, and if he
is not speedily relieved no remuneration will be de-
handed.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a Ger
tain practice INDUCED in when al)ne-a habit frequent
ly learned from evil companions or at schoo-the eff
fleets of which are nightly felt even when asleep, and
if not cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
ALL LETTERS POST PAID.
TAKE NOTICE DR.. Johnston has had greater
practice in the above affections than any physician in
the IT, s. He also possesses an advantage all 9TH
ers from the fact of his having studied in the great
Hospitals Of both Europe and this country, viz those
OF England, France, Spain, Russia, Denmark, &c, and
the Hospitals of Philadelphia. Thousands in Ban-
more testify that he cared them after every other
means had failed. Read
Dr. JOHNSTON'S ADVERTISEMENT
on the front or the First Page OF this Paper delft
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VA u haze been permitted to copy the folIown!
w letter from a lady Of the highest responsibility il
sostoh 10 her son, young merchant doing business
Baltimore The article the old lady audes to- we be
heve IS Ik4NCE'S HO.3RHOUND SYR Up ant
C'fNDF which is doing wonders in the way Of cur
ing Asthmaa and Cougrs.-rN. y. Mirror.
Dear Thomas, You know my affection,
The cold that caught at dance,
80 ! bcg son viii send me a bottle,
OF HpARIOtND, extracted BY HANCE.
Mrs johnson. dare say you knew her
And the story will sound like romance
Has been cured of her cough of long standing,
By buying some Syrup Of lance.
There the doctor, too, bless the old fellow
For his hralJl, went travelling to France
aud CANE home to be cured of consumption,
And lays It TO llDarhOund and HanCc
Mrs. Martin, your fathers first cousin
Lay two or three days in a rance
Ana the FIRST thing she said upon waking,
was ''scnd for some IlOarhOund 10 lance"
yesterday sent for the doctor,
Who said, 81 can see at a dance
There's hut one thing cure your disorder
And that Is some Hoarhound from IIance."
So you see, dearest Tom, my condition,
II you would my cnioymCnts enhance,
DO not fail to forward to. momowx
bottle of Syrup from IIancc r
DO not trust it with William, nor Peter.
For fear Of some ugy mischance
For what shall do, dearest Thomas
If get not the IiOarhound from Hance.
One bottle for me, and another
Don't forget 10 direct to your aunts;
They sell it at Sands, reckon,
But be sure It's the genuine Hance
Mrs. Brown was beat double with coughing
But now she's as straight as a lance;
And the change has been wrought she assures me,
BY taking the lIOarhound from Iiancc.
As ] went 10 the store but last Friday
Mr.. BHucman eyed me askance,
And whispering said, "Mrs. Davis
You must send for some IIoarhound 10 Hance. >
Mrs. Pitts, who subscnbcs TO the Mirror,
In that journal encountered by chance
Very lucky, the first advertisement,
Had been seen in our village from Tancc
remain, my dear Thomas, rs ever,
Your mother, in loves fond durance,
And if you would keep me here. darling,
Pray send me the foarhound from Hancc
lIANCE'S SYRUP AND CANDY are for salo /;
los BALTIMORE STREET.
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n UST IN SEASON. The subscriber would call
1B the attention of his friends and the public to the
following list of articles, all Of which iuSt in
son, viz:-Large ard Small DISHES, with spirit lamps
and covers complete, If English Block Tina bcau-
full article: CHATTING DISHES of various kinds;
OYSTER DISHES with spirit lamps; Hot Water
DISHES and PLATES, very handsome; OYSTER
BROlLERS; Oyster Tongs; Jelly StFtiners, made on
riry fpatcrns; TART PANS ofvarious shapes; Apple
Roastrr Bird ltolsers; Upright Stake Broilers; WAF
FILE IRONS for cooking ranges, round and square;
Nut Crackers: Nut Picks Chopping BLOCKS, &c. sc.
Also-Coal and Ash HODS; Coal SHOVET.S; Coal
SELVES: Fire Carriers; Dripping Pans. &c. &C., for
sale AT low prices Mt Reip's rdgi>al furnishing and
Tin Warehouse, No. 335 Baltimore St, second Tin
Store above Howard 81.
d2l ALFRED II. REP.
NATmT TLtCEI GIMP. A beautiful assort-
w meut m hand.
- G2s IN HAIC, l33 Baltimore street,
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THNO THE AFFLICTED.-Wc wish 10 ca

TENO THE AFFLICTED.-Wc wish 10 call
the attention of readers 20 the advertisements
OF DR., Dow, regular medical man. whose profession
al education is not surpassed by any physician in the
country. His having devoted his attention tOr many
wears to particular branch Of The profession and hay
ing hccn extremely successful IN caring long standing
and difficult eases such considered almost in
durable Is sufficient 10 commend him to the public rs
worthy OF the extensive patronage he daily receiving
To those acquainted with the Doctor we say nothing rs
to his skill, honor incgTit, rney well known;
but strangers in search of physician would recon
mend to carefully read DIR. Dow advertisements AMI
be sure, When calling on him. 10 observe thai his office
is in Second street between South AMI Gay SIS.
See his advertisements. de3S
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NIARSIIAL'S SALE.

b. S~fsE9S h. BY virtue Of writ of lieTi facias.
-ldni ---.I9Q issued ont of the District Court OF
IT, A57y.:zs.2 the United States for the District
n -- =<szszI Of Maryland, and to me directed.
against the goods and chattes lands and enrnent5 and
heredttments of the Baltimore and RappalannOck
Steamboat Company, have seized and taken posses
sion of the Steamboat MARY WASHINGTON and
Notice Is hereby given, That will proceed to sell the
said Steamboat to the highest bidder for cash on the
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at one O'Clock
at the Exchange. MOREAU FORREST
dis Is United States Marshal, District Md
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ADJUSTMENTS.
STREET TUEATRE.
OF Mr., w. r. BLAKE,

BENFFTT OF NIX. ". Z. BLAKE,
FENHIS EVENING, Deer. 81 will be performed
n the excellent comedy, in five act, called OLD
HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS Jesse Rural, Mr.
w Il. BLAKE. Lady Alice HWthoTn, Miss CON
STANTIA CLARKE, the New York Theatres, her
first appearance in Batmore.)
Mad. AUGUSTA and Ms'lc DINIIF,R will appcar in
a Grand Ballet Dance.
Toconcludc with GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD.
Grandfather Whitehead, Mr. w. X. BLAKE.
o. Prices of Admission-Boxes 80 cents Pit % CTS.
Orchestra seats IS cts.
O. Doors open at halfpast 6, performance TO begin
at O'Clock. II
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BEOLYDAY PRESENTS

II nj WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
of the ladies and others wishing for presents, our
splendid assortment of FINE, FANCY and USEFUL
GOODS now opening. They consist in part of Mag
nifcent PAPER MACHE TABLES, beautifully in
laid with Pearl and painted; do. Writing Desks; Card
Baskets; Work BOXes Dressing Cases and Tea Cad
dies; Fine Rosewood WORK BOXES, inlad and
plain; do Dressing Cases, furnished and unfinished,
all sizes; Rich Silver Plated TEA and COFFEE
SEl"TS Walters; Cups and Cake Baskets, a great
variety; Splendid BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, De
canters Pitchers, Toilet and Perfume BOTTLES,
Mugs, &c; fine Balance Ivory Handle KNIVES, in
sets, put up in mahogany cases for SILVER FORKS;
do. DOZENS without cases; SOLAR LAMPS, GIRON-
DOLES, SC. Persons intending select presents for
their friends cannot fail to be pleased with an assort
ment Those who have seen our, goods pronounce
them exquisite Give us a call.
C.. E. WETMORE s. co,
No. 10 North Charles street,
d9l-d2w Opposite the Union Bank,
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MEDICAL, AID.

A FFLICTIGD recOllcct the OLD Stand, DOW'S
L N Medical and Surgical Institute, as SECOND-ST
DRS. DOW & HARCOURT are old and experience
ed physicians and Surgeons, and understand diseaSt
IN all It's forms and variations Private complaints
diseases of the skim impurities of the blood solitary
habits OF youth, &c, are completely cured in a few
days, if attended to early Beware of luacks who
make promises which cannot be fulfilled "a
N. Is. Cure guaranteed No charge for Advice
Take the advice OF yonr friends and be find tho
place, Is SECOND STREET, between South and Cay
streets dlt If
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RECRUITS! RECRUITS.

l. WANTED ONE HUNDRED strong, ac- Z
i've young nen, to serve with Rocket and Ma
MI MOUNTAIN H0vITzER BATTERIES, now, pre- MI
y diate departure.
In pay, provisions andclothng, this corps will be SUI
enor TO any other yet raised, and, from the kind of
the Army.
The highest character for courage and physical abi-
w VIII be required for admission into the corps Ap-
at the Rendezvous, No, SO s. FREDERICK ST.
l.. A. b. WALBACH,
lst Lieutenant Ordnance Corps.
G- premium of two dollars will be paid to any
one brhslng proper recruit to the Rendezvous.
N. b. Since the above advertisement was nublish-
ed nave been authorized to state that persons so en-
listing can be discharged if DESTROYS, The end of the
Hw' V*2-Vao L. A, b. w,
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EAN AMBURGrI ID CO.'S MENAGERIE
ROMAN .4AIPHT7TIE.ATRE
N. CALVERT STREET,
win pffN IN
MONDAY. DEC. 1880.

MONDAY, DEC. II, 1870.
FENHE ProFrietOrs would respectfully inform the
N public, that this immense and unrvalled colec-
ton of the various and magnificent specimens of Ami
mated Nature will open for public exhibition on MON
DAY, the l4th inst. The popularity and celebrity at
tachcd to this well known collection renders unneces
Sary the usual newspaper notices. which are thought 10
be inscpaTble from place Of amusement or show.
The study of Natural History is important that the
public require but the opportunity. to avail themselves
ofts advantages.
QG-Hours of exhibition from Il to a. and from 81 to
O'Clock u Admission p cents, children under 9
years of age, II! cts do I'm
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YENOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
II AT REDUCED PRICES,

IN T.4RTOUS PARTS or THE CITY.
SstsS One dwelling on 5. Charies.sl for 81, 500, %
;, feet 'front.' 100 deep, three story and back huild-
sAng; one do. East BaltmOre-st 80 feet front, $50
deep, with extensive Improvements, for $4,000; also,
many others, vaously located, at prices making good
investments A FARM containing 80 acres of good
land, with splendid improvements, I6 miles from the
city, price 900; do of 100 acres, the soil excel
lent, for SS5 per acre.
Also, Ground Rents in various directions of the CITY
-one of $500 at per cent well secured and some at
per cent Those wishing to purchase win please APP
ply at No 81 SECONDST., to
JAMES IIANCE, or
d36 JAMES BARRY
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
The subscribers have prepared -

<sz- The subscribers have prepared
fine assortment of beautiful and S=fs-sse>s
fashionable SHOES and CATERS suitable for the
Efall and winter, which they would like the Ladies to
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices; Caters -; Half Caters thick sole, 81 e. Mo
rocco half Boots do 25 Morocco JeflGrsOns, do 81
ID Seal Skin Half Boots $lI2; Seal Skin Jeiiersons
81; Misses half Boots, thick sole 10 cents chdren's
Boots and Shoes, so cents ........ ... ...
Q51The above work il prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every for its durabili
fly. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS, WE'D
DINGS and PARTIES made at the shortest notice.
-...f aaiuginr ELLIS 3 NlC0LA1,
de2S-U y.,i..r.. ....l .. No. 80 Baltimore st.
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HHRISTDIAS PRESENTS.

GtIIRISTDIAS PRESENTS!
" THE SUBSCRIBER
would respectfully call the attention of the public to his
large stock, consisting in part of-Ladics and Gentle
mems fine Gold WATCHES, with Chains and Keys TO
silver ThiInbles; Ear Rings; Finger Rings and Breast
Pins; Bracelets in great variety. Together with well
selected variety of FANCY GOODS.
Silver FORKS; Table, Desert and Tea SPOONS;
Britannia Ware in sets; plated Cake BASKETS and
CASTORS
n. B. Fine Jewery made to order at
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
opposite the Museum
dl9-2w ROBERT BROWN.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, }
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81, 1916.
TUNIOSE PERSONS who have not We paid tier
a CITY TAXES, levied for the year 1916, are re-
specially informed at interest will I've charged on the
respective amounts, duc by them unless the same are
paid PREVIOUS 10 the LIST day of January next.
d22-td3l HENRY SNYDER, CITY Collector.
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STANTON'S EXTERNAL REMEDY.
- ...... CALLED HUMPS LINIMENT,
Is now universally acknowledged to be the lNFAL-
LIBLE REMEDY for Rheumatsm Spinal Affections,
Issues, Old Ulcers Pains in the Back and Chest Ague
in the Breast and Face Tooth-achc, Sprans, Bruises,
salt Rheum, Burns, Group, Frosted Feet, and all Ner-
vouS Diseases
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DOCTOR LEACH,
nENrfIHI s,EH

DEN 10 II
No. e :. CALVERT ST.,
cat The sign Of the golden
arln,) makes and inserts
the UPPER TEETH on
the bare G U NJ without
clasps or springs, in so
nice Il manner that they
cannot only bc worn with
perfect case and comfort,
but will actually sustain
a weight of from 10 to Is
pounds. We tnothless ones
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ENAVIS' DAGUEHS ROOMS
MN Nos. IL s. Ii ERA NkI.IN RI-LI nINGG

HI ING'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
EA- 2I7 BALTIMORE STREET,
'A ' (NEAR CHARLES.)
The Oldest Establishment IN The Citv
With Light expressly adapted to the Art the most
superior Apparatus and certain Chemicals the Pro
pretor, by giving his constant personal attention to
his profession, has been enabled produce the most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MN
IATURES that have ever been exhibited.
Citizens and strangers invited to call and exa-
mine specimens.
Hours of operating from A. NJ to ) p NJ. Tns,ruc-
tons gwen and all materials furnished. sells If
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KNIRE! The subscriber has been appointed AGENT
a of THE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, and hav-
ing 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,
ut reasonable rateS,--and old Fireman. respect
fully solcit share of public patronage at his Office
No. % South Calvert street, Baltimore.
JAMES LOVEGRONE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
usual. JAMES I.OVEGROFE.
DOB t29f
HBLtCK SILK PRINCES. Very wide-fnr
hB CloakS and ScarfS.
doq / NJ UtIG IA RsIti,nnr,. .trp,t
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dtOAL YARD PHILIP w. LOWRY'S Coal
~ Yard, FREDERICK-STg DOCK, and Office No
l2S COMMERCE. STREET, four doors below Pratt
('The best varieties of ANTHRACITE and CUMBER-
|LAND COAL, and at the lowest market prices.
d23-tFe3 PHILIP w. LOWRY.
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AEAJOR RINGGOLD. A capital likeness of
We Major RINGGOID, full length and very cheap,
at 80 cents. For sale al the Book Emporium Of
.., VIM. TAYLOR s Co, .
diff Jarvis Buildings. North street
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From The Ne,v York Mirror.

HUMPS LlNlMENr. This invaluable Remedy of
the many stills that flesh is heir tO," continues to shed
its untold benefits upon all classes OfsOccy. We have
Certificate from some OF the most respectable,
where the Proprietor resides, who above all at
tenps TO misead the public in reference to any med-
cine, remedy or preparation; and their testimony is
at once spontaneous and uniform in commenting this
truly excellent Medicine for Rheumatism and various
etker diseases named in the ADVERTISEMENT there
longer be a reasonable doubt entertained OF its ex
traordinary and triumph the malades in
question ....
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HNUN y tiAi'-' = EOIOrtd wOnNn, aeHd . years,
Il. slave for lie, She is a good cook, washer and
lroncr She will not be sold for any fault, and
need apply who has the least disposition 10 take her
any great distance from the city. Her present
eSteems her an honest, upright servant, and
cnce to applicants will ensure her a good home n
Baltimore city or county.
IE}-Apply at the Clipper Oftic". d25-tC
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gpOOOKS! BOOKS!l BOOIxS!!:

HpOOOKS! BOOkS!I BOOIGS!:
ED ANIMALS AND JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRE-
SENIS A large and varied collection for sale at No.
i2l PkATI STREET, adjoining the Railroad Depot,
which 0'nsf be sold at III risks, if at So
come Soon one and all, while the assortment is large
and complete. d2l-2
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WEIGH, MANN & DELAYAN'S
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS
'FRONT.' STREET.

BENEFIT OF MIR. Il. V, TURNER.
THNHIS EVENING, Dec. 3Ist, the performances
n to commence with variety Of Ilorsemanship,
&C., in which Messrs. Il. WOODS, DAN RICE, w
NICHOLS, T. V. TURNER, c. J. ROGERS, GEO.
DUNBAR, j. j. NATHANS, and FRANK PASTOR
will appear.
THE RIVERS FAMILY appear.
Also, SIG. GERMANI the Italian Horscman
To conclude with the ETHIOPIANS.
E3-Firs Tier 5O-Second Tier 25-Pit l2I-CcPd
Gallery l2!-Col'd Boxes % cents. Doors open at 6,
performance to commence at O'Clock. 1t
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I. o. HS. WI.

HRAND BALL BY THE GREAT COUNCIL
u OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND
Every preparation will be made to make this Ball
the most magnificent of the season.
1t viii take place at WASHINGTON HALL, on
THURSDAY, the 3lSt Dig of December.
Exclusive of the eniOymGntS upon such Occasons,
there will be impaired 10 this all that novelty and in
creSt which belongs to appropriate representation OF
wild home and native forests
Carcature of every description will be carefully avoi
ded but the Red Man, in his wgman-thc Chief stand
ing erect beneath the wide spreading branches of the
lofty oakthe Braves, in their warlike dresses with
FTaphernalla entirely drawn from nature, will, all
combined, present scene enchanting As to require
but little effort of the imagination to transport the be-
holder into the wild and sylvan homes of these red chill
dren of the woods. Their dances will be persona
fled. their ways exhibited, and their virtues inflated
throughout the entire exhibition
An additional interest will be given to the truly beau
uu display which will be presented to the eve by the
exhibition of various relics illustrative ofIndian natrint
ISM talent and glory There will be seen the beautiful
Paddle the llusrous Princess Pocahont;s; various
Canoes, and amongst the rest one of the precise model
of that with which the Indian King Philip escaped from
his enemies; War Clubs; Arrows; the Indian Calumet;
llkenesScs OF the most eminent Indian Chiefs with
various instruments of war; cOnsecrated by deeds OF
chivalry and hcrOiSIn worthy OF any age or race
Neither time or expense will be spared 10 make tire
whole affair brilliant beyond comparison, worthy of the
benevolent order of the Red Men, and with a dignity
and chastcnesS which should always distinguish the
Chiefs of the Great Council.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ROCKS FOR THE TIOLYDAYS.


,i-lSA Rose Of Sharon; Ladies Album Pope.
E3AjESyA, Works; Floral Gift; Voice Of Flowers
,s1|-Sss.,-xz ~ Hare Bell; Remember Me- and Forget
,VAAkAAszI mc-NOt; Book that will suit you; YOUNG
Husband and Wife; Manual of PotcnCSE Bibles anC
Prayer Books Great variety of Juvenile Books; fine
Note, Cap and Post Papcr Ball and Visiting Cards
Prints and Frames PcriOmIed Bound Also, $40 CCOnd
hand Novels, ut half price, by
d3J-2t HUMPHREY MOORE, l58 Pratt ST.
MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
IVA will be opened this Morning, Imported Direct
from London, ut No. . ST. PAUL-ST., door from
Baltimore st. splendid assortment of ENGRAV-
INGS, consisting Of landscapes Studies from Nature;
Studies in Crayon, ColOred and Plain; Studies from
Raphael; Prints of Animals; Sporting and Racing
Prints superbly coored; Marine Views Scrap Prints;
Scnptural Prints, after the best masters Scrap Prints
of Flowers Carcatures; Changeable Characters very
amusing; Uniforms of the British Army, SC. sc. &c.
ALSO-A beautiful assortment of JUVENII L
BOOKS, consisting Of
<4J5FESh-, Grandmamas Easy Toy Books, to
ASfAPEAl6 engrayings; Aunt Affable's Toy
~ Books to Is engravings; Uncle Bun
slsAAalaizS kle's Toy Books, 7 to l6 engravings;
Drawing Books, great assortment; Beautiful Min
ature edition of Fairy Tales with coorcd engrayings
PERIODICALS,
Graham's Magazine, Gem, 25 cents
Lady'S Book, do % cents
Sharp's London Magazine splendid Present for the
Holydays-Price s..
Just received and for sale by
WILLIAM N. HARRISON,
dA No. % East Baltimore street.
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5ETrER MACS UP AT the EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
kFor Marseiles-Fr. ship Tampa, with despatch.
FLOR Rotterdanl-Ship Katharine Jackson, few DAYS.
kFor Premiership Albert, with despatch
s For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacihc-Barquc
montgomery, Jan. 26.
For London-Barque 1iberius, with despatch
For Rio de Janeiro-BarQuc Baltimore, soon.
For Dcmurara-Barque Francis Partridge, soon.
For Havana-Brg Midas, with despatch.
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sPLENDIp COLORIsD ENGi,AvrNGs

SPLENI DID VU1lUNILD INNIA WINGS.
& AMS0N, CARISS, XIII.
, ''' No, 40 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has INST received and opened, the most splendid lot OF
CoLORED ENGRAYINGS, Religious and other sub
IyHi sb hGt have eyer been for sale in This city and
oEueT d2S1t