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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

County Court. This tribunal was engaged
nearly all day yesterday, in hearing the case
Of Brown Us. Benjamin, an appeal from the de-
cison of Justice Shnfer. The suit was in
stituted before the magistrate to recover an
amount of money from Brown, being the value
of a watch which had been obtained from
Brown, by third party, under false pretence,
and subsequently pawned to Benjamin. The
watch was recovered from Benjamin, by officer
HAYS, under a warrant from Justice Gray, and
after the arrest and conviction Of the party who
obtained it under false pretence, 1t was given
up by Jus ice Gray, to Mr. Brown, the original
owner. Mr.. Benjamin then instituted suit to
recover the sum of money he had paid the third
party, as a lien upon the watch, and the trial
coming up before Justice Sh8fGr, he gave
Judgment in favor Of the plaintiff, Mr. Benjl-
min. From this decision Mr.. Brown appeal
cd, and the case was deliberately argued yes
terday in the County Appeal Court before
Judge Legrand. After a patient hearing of
the case, the court affirmed tue Judgment of
the magistrate. For the Appellant, r. Yates
Walsh, Esq for the Appellee, c. II. Pitts,
Esq,
Portrait Painting. We visited yesterday, in
company with IA friend, and at his invitation,
the studio Of G. w. Morrison, over Gould 5
iewelry store, No. les Baltimore street. Mr..
NJ. is IA young man of decided talent and much
promise in his professional BlltlAorean by
birth, and without the advantages generally
supposed to be requisite to proficiency in the
art. The likeBesseS at his rooms are those of
some of our Oldest and most respected citizens,
and as striking and faithful portraitures as any
we have ever seen. Mr.. Nj, exhibited TO US,
during our short stay, a beautiful original pic
ture painted by himself, the conception of
which is true TO nature, aud the execution mas
terly. We take much pleasure in recommend
ing MIR. Morrison to our citizens, with the
fullest confidence of his ability as painter.
Cross fires. Officer Stayton yesterday ar
rested Robert M. Corwn, charged with as
sauting and beating Richard Thomas; and
Richard Thomas, charged with assaultng and
beating Rob't NJ. Corwln. Justice kennard held
them to bail to keep the peace toward each 9TH
or The same officer subsequently arrested Rich
ard Thomas and hls wife, Margaret Thomas
charged with assauiing aud threatening per-,
sonal injury to Lemuel Corwin. They were
also held to bail to keep the peace by Justice
Kcuu3gd,
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MUSEUM Bencf! of MIS- lVikinson This excel
lent aud deserving takes her benefit this
ing at the salo N of the Museum. One of the hest
and most attractive bills that could be selected is of
fered-"The X INT Day." a thrilling drama; FL Boero
Pa, Scul, by Miss Cannon, and Bullet Dance, cal ed
sThe Shipwrecked Sailor" an entire new piece
The large audiences who nightly visit this popular
place of resort sufficient evidence of the stand
ing il has with the public, and onght, the
sion of the benefit of universal a favore, we can
safely predict crowded saloon. See the small bill,
anu dor miss seeing the performance, or you will
lose rich and rare treat.
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IMPORTANT TO SEA CAPTAINS. Capt. Hill,
of the ship Orpheus, Of New York, has been
nulcted in 500 damages and cents costs by
the United States Court in that city, for ship
ping a seaman at Pefnambuco, and not placing
his name on the list. The law requires that
the master of a vessel in shipping a seaman at
a foreign port shall take the shipping list to
the American Consul residing at the port, and
have the seaman's name regularly entered;
and on his failing to do so, he shall be liable
to penalty of 500, to DO received by any
person suing therefor. The defence of Capt
Hill wus that the man was not taken on board
as a seamau-that he was in i'll health, and
that he permitted him to go Oh board and wait
upon the passengers
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MusErM. Remember Barney Williams far well
Benefit on Saturday evening next, January l7th

Mr.. GALLAGHER's BENEFIT We take pleasure in
saying that the benefit of Mr.. Gallagher on Wednes
day night, was a very happy one in all respects We
are glad 10 see ss young gentleman so handsomely
encou aged, for he well deserves it. His department
both pro cssonay aud privately, fully entities him to
the high regard Of the pubic and h many fiend5.--
The performance Of wednesday night evinced great
merit on the part of all concerned, Messrs, Gallagher
and Johnson especially merng applause, for their
very marked Improvement,
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New YoRK CIRcUs-ETont street. This evening
Messrs. Howes and Turner have tn benefit at this
popular place Of amusement, on which occasion one
of the most attractive bills of the will be per
formed. The Old Dominion Circus Company have
volunteered their services for this evening, in
neclion with the regular company, making the per
formance unusually attractive. An unusual attrac.
ton also offered to our rempn, and their admirers
in the piece Of performance called the "FiremCn's
Summons" and Mr.. n. u. Turner's celebrated feat,
entitled "'rhe Firemen's Acts Mrs. Cole appears in
principal act, in which she stands unrivaIed; the
evenings entertainments TO conclude with the laugh
able scene Of the "Doctor in Trouble" We have
no doubt but that, as usual, there will be a crowded
house to greet the benefciaries with theit golden
op mons, for they great flvOrites with the play
going co annuity, who always treat their friends to a
sbumppr" We advise persons TO secure seats at al
early hour,
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or BALTlmOREos
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1910
RhoMrHE EXCHANGE GGADlNG-ROoM oOKs,
CLEARED,
Brig PhmniN, Watts, Kingston, Jam.
ARRIVED.


Brig Phmniy, Watts, Kingston, jam.
ARRIVED,
SChf Sequel, Arrants, s days FIN Washington. N. 9.
lumber and naval stores to las. Corner S Sons.
steamer Express; Whitaker, FIN Philadelphia, mdse,
TO J. A. ShrivGr.
BELoW-Brig Lady Adams, Benthali, from Rio
de Ianeiro Nov -, coffee, Iacaranda wood and In.
ecachuana, 10 BWckhead s Pearre and p r. Rrenap
Sai'ed m co. with barque Cuba, for Africa. Left
shps Washington, Madison, for Bahia, to load for the
Mediterranean; Hamlet, Weppen, from Boston, unc;
baques Falmouth, Walker, for NV York; Home,
Sauner, unC' dscg; Col. Howard, Prenti-s for New
Orleans, in days; Trenton, Oliver, for do; Wabaa
Bar lett, from Boston, unc; Sultan, Phimmey, do de;
Lycurgus, Adams, for New Orleans; Gem Greene
Clarke, from Rio Grande for N. YORK; Hebe, Green,
for Baltimore brigs BaIch, Merrill from Portland for
AurIca; Rover, AlcamelOss from Clio Grande Tor AZ
rica Albettina, Martin, from Rio Grande unc; MIN
bic, shay, for New Orleans; Treaty, Tatem, unc;
James Wilson, -, from Newfoundland, unc; Wing,
Phillips, from Baltimore. Spoke November 28th,
lat. 10 10, S, lon. 80, w harque Iowa Thompson fun
Baltimore CLEARED Get p for Rio de JaReir0 Dec.
9th lat 10 30 T. ton "a ~ w. whaling brig Juno, on
cruise with ~ barrels oi 9th, lat. l2 10 s. lon "a
81 W. whaling barque Sarah \ Esther; 18th, off Per-
namhuCo, barque Lydia Ann, Garwood, from Rio ee
Janeiro for Charleston. The brig Virginia, Cooper,
from Turks Island, arrived in Hampton Roads on
Wednesday. Capt Bentha came up this evening
in the steamer POcahontas
MEMORANDA.
ship Gin ion, Condor, hence ut Pensacola I'd last.
Rarque Chesapeake, Parker, Of Baltimore, cleared
at Boston 18th inst. for Cardenas.
Brig Abathula, CIaw, for Baltimore was loading "a
Franklin La Goth nit
Rr. brig Victoria Firth, from Baltimore arrived ae
Halifax ID inst.
Schrs Mankin, Terry, and Ann Smith, Saith, for
Baltimore, cleared at New York l4th inst.
Schrs Baltimore, Seavey, fin Baltimore, discg. and
Mary Anna, Shanklin, from do just arrived, al
ST. Thomas Both ult.
Schr Elizabeth, Baker fan Fall River for Baltimore,
arrived at Newport l0th inst
Schr Planet, Hawes from Baltimore for Boston, ar
rived at Edgartown oh inst.
Schr Queen, Gardner, from Baltimore, arrived at
Providence 18th inst.
Sehr Highlander, Pende'on, I'm Little River, arriv-
ed Charleston lth inst.
DISASTER. Schr Comet, Of Plymouth fn Turks
Island, with salt, was totally lost The South break
ers, at Ocracock, NJ 9. the 9th inst. and all on
board persisted.
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NEW HATS vs.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

Me'srs. Editors Of the Clipper:
{G3- Many are the ills aud yeXatiOns ono is subject
to, who sports a shocking bad hat. In OIden times
il was conceded that ''the mind is the index of the
man. but now in this age of improvement and great
di cernmeHi, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the nobes' attributes, of a heart ever so good and
generous how liable is the possessor TO be- cut, and
passed by unnoticed, if he be not deCked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! II
in fact, is now all and all TO constitute the man. for
who is not alured by outward appearances? Aye,
does not ''the learned pate duck to tine golden god
in obeisance to what is on the head than in it:
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recOgnitiOns, and hOnled congratulations, should
go 10 "KEEVIL'S," 9S BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase a HAT cheap, and of quality TO o'er gloss
faults nnumerabe, if such there be, the which,
''Like richest Alchymy,
Will change to virtue and to worthness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEVIL,
jal6 eotfr AgcnItor the Proprietor,
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. nc TTNlVERSALIsr SABBATH SCHOOL EX-
HlRlrION The school attached To the CalvGrt-5t.
Univrr-a' At Church, wit hold itS Annual Exhibition
on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, Doth inst, com
menc,ng at half past seven u'cluck precisely The
exercises will be varied. consisting uf Dialogues, Re
citations aud singing The excellent Cnnir attached
the church will sing during the evening several choice
pieces
The ri nds Of the School and the public generally,
are earnestly invited 10 b. present that evening,
Tickets of admission IL! cents. They can be nro
cured Of K. Mason s. Bro, No, s. Pratt-st; 5.
George, No. rs Market space; J. r. HanzChe, Balti
mure.st below Frederick, and Of any Of the Teach
Crs Of the school. JAMES l.. CAMP,
ial6 htu3t Secretary.
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4 NOrHER SUPERB NuMsER.

IA TIE WESTERN CONTINENT, No III.
The "Contlnent, for this W, elk IS fUed with eAtet
tainIng articles, among which are:
Tue SEA FlGHI-A tale of thrilling interest.
THE GOLD RlNG-Anuther excellent story.
JOHNS ALIVE; Or the Bride of Ghost
THE LIFE OF a NEW -PAPER; / m here Wat
ty; Tyranny Of Fashion; False Alarms; Revolution
AIRY Memorial: The Ivory Chns F; Maryland Historical
Society; the Value of Wife, aud other misccIluny
THE NEWS FROM ENGLAND. CassIu. Nj. Clay,
Art Unions; England Eraucated; "Maried To-" Mu
nfccnt Donations; MIR, Giddings, of Ohio; Mis-.
Clay'S JGwGls; The Uniun Newspaper; Pugilism;
Con. rcsS and other r li0raDs
Letter from Annapolis; Letters from New York;
Poetry; Olapodrida; Anecdotes, NC. SC.
%" Price Of single copies 81 cents.
TAYLOR, WILDE CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
1t JarviS's Buildings, North st.
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A FARM ne LET. AM PEARSON mishil

A FARM TO LET. ANY person wishing to
IA go on Il farm. who has means TO carry on the
same, may hear of one of good size and improve
ments well mbered, and water in every field, and
in healthy situation, but a few miles from the city
The improvements are good Apply at the ApoIhe-
cary Store, No. 2 SOUTH STREET.
N. b. The place can be let either with without
stock. ja3j gu
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AN ABSOLUTE FACT. The chronicles of
Connecticut attest the fact that at one period
(not half century, too,) two divorces were
granted in that State on the ground that the
defendants were habitually afflicted with cold
feet Now even cold heart will not break
the rosy chain of HYmen.
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HOTEL THEE ARRESTED. A genteel look
ing man, named Horace D. Champion, has
been arrested in New York on suspicion of rob-
bng the Italian gentleman, Pestacoldi, at the
U. S. Hotel. He has been figuring rather ex-
tensively there at several of the crack hotels
and says he is connected with many families OF
high standing in Philadelphia.
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HERR ALEXANDER. The eleventh ami last hut one
Of the highly interesting entertainments of this rince
of Magicans will he given this evening at the olli-
day st. Theatre. His feats Of astonishing a
character as 10 elicit the applause Of all who have
witnessed them The unusually large audiences pre-
sent at his exhibitions is sufficient evidence of the
merits of his truly wonderful man.
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SMALL Pox AT NASHVILLE, Tenn. The
Nashville Wing, of the 9Th, states that there
were at that time, only three cases of this
dreadful disease in that city, and that the
whole number of cases since the appearance of
the disease there was nine.
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nc CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; EARRINGS; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware: are invited TO examine
GABRIEL o. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
from Calvert. U2l
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AZ A 4 n REyVA I'D. Stolen on Friday night
80 III az last 9Th of January, GREY HORSE
and a BAY MARE, from The subscribers Farm near
the lftL mile stone on the Frederick Road The
horse is about years Old, Ii l6 hands heil with
While feet and white stripe the nose. The mare
is about years old; Ia - hands high; and carries
her tail 81 e. The above reward will he paid
for the recovery of the horse and mare and arrest of
the thief, $50 for the recovery of the mare and
horse. CHARLES BOOTH. iil3 b.
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So of his ceco5rated ANTI Bilious OR LIVER
PILLS, and Vegetable COUGH DROPS, has been re-
moved from Jarvis Building to No. 80 HARRISON
ST., where will be pleased to see his old Cust0r Rrs
aud the public generally. jal6
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o. BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,.
The Committee of the Broadway Church will meet
on FRIDAY MORNING, the 10Th inst. at 10 O'Clock,
for the purpose of selling and reHting PEWS. The
prices will be low and credit liberal. The Church
will be open on THURSDAY all day. jil4 81
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Coop Luck. A curious case of good fortune
occurred on Sunday, on the steamboat which
plies between Washington city and Alexandria
DIR. Lane, the Sergeant at Arms OF the House
Of Representatives, having gone to Alexandra
in the morning, missed some forty dollars from
his pocket and concluded that it had been
taken by a pick-pocket. Returning during
the afternoon, he asked one of the hands on
deck whether he had seen any money on the
boat. The man pointed over to corner, and
asked what was lying there, when 10! the
whole of the money was discovered, and ii is
supposed that it had lain there all day, during
SIX or eight trips between that city and Alex
andra
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COAST SURVEY. Majors Chase and Ogden,
of the Engineer Corps, have left New Orleans
on a surveying tour upon the coast of Texas,
with a view probably to select sites for fortii-
cations.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
FANHkG EAGLE Art LLERY COMPANY
Il have the honor Ia announce 10 the citizens of
u tim0re that their Annual Ball will take place at
their ARMORY, on THURSDAY Evening. the
5h day OF February next, 10 Ticke.s two doa,s
tarh-tO he had of any Vt tn following named gen
tIemen, and at the Offices of the daily papers,
Mir. c. U. PHILLIPS, Ballet Master.
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E3UAECtCan EAEpuUAGCAN,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. l6, 1876


FnIOAf NlONNl-'"' ''"'
r--. p..,.os Tho o,rs r,,ro
-, c,;i.i - saaoh ,ho inoo,;o, n ,ine
I..:.. r.. aka yy.shio,,or tr,;, and
....a.o.,,7. ,., 400 ,,,;,ho,,, o,,r corresnond-
,,o ,o,,;s,,,;,,o rrncood-
i,,., 81 vostc,d,y This vYII moi prove az
..o,, d;s,r,o;,,r,ort 70 o,,r readers we sus-
ION, veto ,ha Ioroc nr,,bar oC ladies' and YEN
,s,,an from this city and WASHINGTON. who,
we understand were at the junction awaiting.
with no little anxiety, the arrival of tho cars
from the "anciont citv,n which were to con-
ye, them tbither in order that they miuht be
present 70 ioip in the festivities of the grand
hall TO be given last evepinU at "Fort Severn"
We hone thew were not ssdav after the fair"
go,
MR. ALIENS ntSoLor'o 1t Is sal" ','a'
wnom Goa means 10 destroy he hiS' 'naNes
mat we nope mat II Is not 'ne oo7''"y u
onE country 10 be oes'royed' out Is ce''"'n
that some members OF Congress are using 'no'F
utmost eXeFt'ons 10 place the hat'oh III posi-
hon TO be most cruelty cr'pPleo' MOI conto"'
win bringing US to the very verge oil "aF WIN
"feat Britain they would seek 10 eiiolo'l Us
win all the governments OF Europe MS Is
Inc evident tendency oil inc RESOLUTIONS SUD
united 10 the senate by MI AIeh' Oh oH'o'
bus WhIch, thanks 10 more wise anu u'scfce'
Senators, was defeated by laying the iesoln-
tons upon the table MI Allen would nave
Us undertake QnXohc crusade Tor the estao-
Ashment OF republican principles; and, as a
preliminary measure, he would have our gov
eminent issue proclamation to the whole
world, forbidding any interference with the
governments OF the American continent. In
the language Of Mr.. Calhoun, we ask, "have
we reached such state of maturity that we
are prepared TO take this course of policy ~
Shall we abandon our peaceful policy, and ''be-
come at once great military rePublic" No
man who has the real interests OF the country
a. heart, VIII advocate the adoption OF so rum
Gus course oil policy. 1t was the policy re-
commenced oy lhe iather OF his country, TO
nave no entanglng alliances with any nation;
OUT II we are to become the guardians OF all
the powers OF this continent, 1t IS evident that
We must ADOPT their quarrels and fight their
battles Should we become engaged in war
WIN England we think 1t likely that we shall
nave enough WORK on hand' without seeking to
ShliSs oIher powers against us. we should not
seek 10 raise the issue between the monarchical
and republican systems OF government, but be
content with the enjoyment OF our own liber-
=, -
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G3-OFFICIhL DRAWING Of the Md. ConsoIi
dated Lottery, class Not for 1876:

80 10 81 - so 8 30 S II l6 90 10
81 and 70. being the LIST I'D ID drawn Nos each $50
% and 81, being the ID and flh drawn Nos. each ~
and 50, being the 9Th and 9TH or g and 81, be
Ing the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 80
IS and : being the 9th and 9th; or G and %, be
ing the 10Th and lth drawn Nos. each 20
An having Two Of the drawn Nos. on them, Sa.h 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, {" i
1t EMORY, No. 9 N. CaIvert-st.
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MILITARY ASYLUM. Gen. Scott, in his an
nual report, as Commander-in-Chief of the
Army, invites attention to the subject of an
Asylum, for the WORKOUT rank and file of the
Army, to be supported from the Army itself,
by deductions, fines, and reversions.
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The Ivory CRUsIFIx. To-day and to-mor-
row will be the last opportunities our citizens
will have of inspecting this wonderful work of
art. Let no one fail to visit it.
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SALE OF PEws The sale of pews in the new
Broadway Presbyterian church will take place day
The trustees will be in attendance at 10 O'Clock for
the purpose.
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TIE NEXT ARRIVAL FROM ENGLAND. 1t is
probable that a few days will furnish news from
England; and of so much importance is 1t
considered by the editors in New York, that
they have offered large rewards to the pilot
who shall furnish the fist English papers on
the arrival of the steamer. We may expect
that the English editors will speak in bitter
terms of the Presidents Message, and that
they will probably indulge in threats OF war
but they will be unable to influence the course
Of the British ministers, who will no doubt
take the subject more calmly into considera-
ton. Should Parliament be in session, we
shall have the sentiments of ministers express
cd in calm, but firm terms-probably reiera-
ton Of those heretofore uttered by them on the
occasion of the Presidents inaugural address
being referred to in Parliament. We have no
idea that the English government will make
any hasty movement, and much less that war
will be declared. Measures may bo taken to
fortify and defend that portion of Oregon
claimed by England-and then there will be
pause for our action; for we venture the predic-
ton, that if there be war, it will have TO be
declared by the United States We hope that,
whatever may be the news which will be
brought by the next steamer, our government
will exhibit no excitement, and that members
Of Congress vii, act with the dignity and dis
cretion demanded by the importance of the
subject.
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BF- MARYLAND INSTITUTE or EDUCA-
TlON. The institute will meet at O'Clock, =, NJ.
on SATURDAY, I'm lust, at the room Of Mr. Ia
shell Light street, when the subject OF Eng sh
Congo itun, as embraced in The fOiown! question.
will be discussed: ''What is the best juirary process
of teaching the art of Co npOs0n? How early ia life
should it be commenced, Can any books now in eX-
slencc be of any benefit to the Instructor" The
discussion will be opened ~ the Rev. J. +. Hey.
1t 4. CONNOLLY, Rec. Sec
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baltimore INK MANUFA CTORY
u where is manufactured MANN'5 superior Bl'k,
Blue and Red Writing INKS, has been removed TO
No. 20 II ARRiSON-ST These Inks are supplied
in any quantity, in bottles or on draugh at very low
prices ial6
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SEABPN,F PACkss y! CARPET ia Ca&S
" The subscriber has received anohsr large sup
ply Of Wrought Carpet Fac ,s--wih la's heads aud
lantd-wlivh Offers lnw, wholesale and retail, at
the Original furnishing Warehouse of
ALFRED II. REP, No rs Baltimore st.
lll5 2nd Thu store above Howari-Gt
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GtTpUATfGN WANTED by Il young mau as
t3 Enqlish Teacher or Assistant, or as Com posi- or
in printing establishment, or anV mercantile uus
ness, where he Gould maze himself nsefil 10 his EN-
piOyer &nnd retereEcrS givpn. Apply at
LEWIS f. SCOrTI'S Intelligence office,
illh 10 EYchampG Place.