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above diseases,
DIR. swAYNE,s CoMPoyND SYRUP OF

w "A e
WILD CHERRY.
0F all he remedies of the day. and they great variety
" which profess TO be Of great value 70 the hu family,
we hesitate not to pronounce DR. SWAYNE'S COM
discoveries Of modern science. or all the many COM
pounds put forth for the Of diseases which affect human
remedy could be named which in abort
OF time acquired such unbounded confidence with
meri,ed much from the faculty and
others, as this justly celebrated remedy:
Be CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS
Many people spt to consider cold but tfng
days" they give themsels trouble it. But
such would say be careful of colds do not tam
per with your IL you live good
old age such remedies will effect easy and per
OF WILD CHERRY has cured col Ids than any other
medicine offered er sale this country The certificates Of
effected this invaluable medicine which the prop
etor daily receiving Of the most gratifying character
and tend show its ssnatve the high rank 1t
The Press the Medical Faculty, and thousands who have
used DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY all concur pronouncng il Of the best
msdies ever nyented for the cure Of all PULMONARY
10 Remember, all preparations purportng to contain
Wild CHERRY fictitious and counterfeit except that
bearing the written signature Of Dr. SwAvNEGreat care
should be observed purchase from the regularly
Principal Office. corner of EIGHTH and RACE streets.
Phladelphia.
B B B 3 5 3 B B 8. B 8 B 5 3
AGESTs in New YoRK-CHARLEs II. RINc, .coSner Of
WAnNER ,o5 Blocker JIG HART, s4e Grand corner
Norfolk j. L. LEWIS, 5T Greenwich DoDD I'll Broadway
WYATT and kErcHAM i2 Fulton Mrs. HAYES, 39 Fulton
street. Brooklyn; B. OLDs Son. Newark; JoHN PEARsos
Co. Portland; g. DYER Providence; HoADLEI, PHELrs
& Co tt2 Water street. NY. ole I'm MWF<r
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1MporrANr rO THE LAnIEs

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
lust from Auctior and offered 40 per be-
ID low Importers prices -
200 Iambour tucked Dresses.
aoa NsanolaS lace worked do %
iso R,v,~rs Embroldrr red 90
on Needis woke ID 1.-TWO rowsl co
5S 40 ~, (tbree rows) ,........... g 10
- ne al p,icr Observation-Disclosures so
Af.wy,rv spIend,d lace Drrssss fro,n..,....l0 90
la 49, do f.u \, d. Ifom as to ......... Is 60
rich Assortment of real and imitation Lace Cspes,
BereS and Sleeves Feuch needevcrk Cgnes, Col
lars embroidered Hsndke reh,s h ke &c nnu.aslly low
ssa insrsc PETER ROBERTS 373 Broadway.
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TESTIMONIAL.

TESTIMONIAL.
I Ii CHEv'R DON ANGEL CALDERoN DE LA
!. BARCA Minister Plenpotentary from the Court Of
Donna Isabel II Queen Of Spain the United States
Washington do state that have known g. CASTLE,
gentlem standing profession OF medi
cal and surgical Depts-that those requiring his
rity. Signed, A. CALDERON De LA BAhCA
Dr. A. e. CASTLE, 38l Broadway, Artificial Teeth,
aud performs the Of
the month"; md taetb $40 1nsrh
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SANtUKDS AL II AJA.N


VIVA Asrthess~p "a sutton slwill hereafter be eontau
ed by dord Brother andwe would the public and
friends is The lme for nave chased az
stock Of French, Enyish ard Began cloths and
every OF and vesngs that fashionable
desirabls which viii he made order suit the most
dis' Az a. 70 fasn,oa Taste sad wo'Amsnsh'p Also inl
bosons collars suspenders umbreas, &c, all OF which
se low they br bought the
Come and see SANFORD BROTHERS,
l27 Fulton 81, ext Herald odice.
MARCUS Is. SANFORD,
Awsnr y SAvsonn. sle I'm srh
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TO T'AiLOkS.

HOSE who wish acquire rapid knowledge of Cutting
all the various styles Of garments worn at the present
time advised obtain copy OF Slime mes celebrated
work the subject which all the information that
can be desired 1t has already with the
dented SALE and used generally by the trade throughout the
Unon and warranted to give entire satgsction to all w"
according the binding; hso single Of patterns
= = w II. STiNEMETTS.
s1o lm$r No li3 Broadway, New York
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AH. COHBIT1, member of the University OF York,
also of the medical society informs his and the
public that he has removed bis from Duane
Reade three doors from Broadway Dr. e. having
confined ms practice to the Of delicate for
the last "a with all
Dr. Cobtt informs the public thai there other Dr.
Cobitt the and that he has connection with the
plgiarst of his Duane street medicine may be
bad disease in all its fsrms Open from
A. NJ. till p. M
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VERY IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS or TEA
Coop BLACK TEA . cents perlb.
" GOOD YOUNG HYSON TEA, 20 cents per lb.
Every purchaser Of Eve pound package will have the
advantage though he purchased fifty chests Our ssec IN
offering such Inducements extend and cultivate
large and well earned popularity as Tea Dealers
I'LL WHO DRINK TEA
and appreciate good article snd wish to obtain IL at
little than hall the usual charged should send
to the principal Store OF the New York and China Tee Com
pany So Catherine street, New York.
All orders from the be accompanied by caeh
the and all letters nre-paid the goods will DO
warded 81 lusne
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No CURE NO PAY. hn
nR. COEBlTT 10 DUANE Street. Member Of the Royal
II College of Surgeons London, be consulted in the
treatment of delicate diseases practice Of four
teen years. devoed to venereal diseases enables Dr.
cure the form Of this disease Recent csd in
four days No Mercury used Structures cured in
weeks without auy pain Csn.titutousl debility
Those individuals who have nduged certain losthseme
habit positively be restored health aud DrC
has removed his Office insinuaed by certain mush-
Johnspn,s latr
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CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
g STS7fS7 fSSf {
DIR. SWAYNE'S
q n d n Z NJ N g

-sfe.r - WILD CHERRY.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION.
Coughs, Colds. Asthma bronchitis, Liver Complaint Spit
ting Blood, Difficulty Of Breathing, Pain in the Side
and Breast, Pslpliation Of the Heart, Influenza,
Group Broken Constitution, core Throat,
Nervous pebv, and all diseases Of
the Thost Bresst and Lungs;
the effectual and
speedy
known for
any Of
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the PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR
At c66 BraOsle street ~ Y

JACOB yREELAN. GreenyiIle, n. J. cured of Scrofua
d BY one bottle medicine His sal lths day, Oct 20.
that wonderful ifyou but call ~ 2G5
have this disease ell New York Cases OF
E'aGdg John Boucher IS Columbia strsef, had
the Rhru he nnsbie walk without Clutches
He by his own October f8th cused m u'ee
days. lie told a DyseutGry cured, two doors
from his place End of Dyspepsia simeon Brown At
street IL cured of Dop&y and very bad case,
in eight days he thought he would burst The swelling was 30
Mis-. Msnhs street. cured OF Consumption,
after beng mp by duTent Doctors and aising one
pint day of blood and Mrs Cling cured oil
Consumption spending hundre residence 63 anton
street John Erin cured q Pieurisy 18Th street Aysans
Hsrd, l6o Delaney, curd Of Dyspepsia Miss Levy, cured
Of Piles IN week, after having them Oae lady
reported FIVE bottle medicine one Of which
Consumption Of the Bowels Hundreds could be pro-
duced-Scepticsm be ouuded in 1--WE minutes, and
eyidenc troduced to convince he world. o29 IAtrc
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Naval Infellicrnce.
U. S. TRAssPoRT LEXINGTON,
RIO JAyEIlO, Sent. IL. 1915.

RIO JASEIRo, Sept H. 1915.
Sin The Lexington, under my command, arrived
this day. -
After taking beard water snd other necessaries,
shall proceed forthwith in further prosecution your
orders IL affords me pleasure 10 state that my own
ships company well the troops embarked super
numerares, are in good health, and that the greatest
harmony suhsss between the officers OF the two services
--., i have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, sir,
49,.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

LON LEY'S
GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA
THYHIS JUSTLY CELERRATED MEDI-

a CINE is prepared by Col. s. NJ. LONGLEY, of
the state of New York, from recipe obtained by him
from the Indians of the north west frontier whilst
attending the payment Of the annuties of the In
dams of that region some years since. 1t is recon-
mendcd as infIllibe cure for Asthma, Colds Dys-
pepsia, Liver complaint, and all Bilious and Nervous
affections. 1t is mild and pleasant cathartc, and
its operation does not interfere with the business pur
suits of the patient. As a Family Medicine il is in
valuable. Certificates of the qualities of this medi-
cine may be had in pamphlet form from any of the
unde signed agencies, and the following certificate it
will be seen, is from of our own citizens. The
General Agency is at the s. &. of PRATT and
PACA STREETS, and of GEO. w. JONES, corner
of Baltimore and High streets
This is to certify, That was sick for three months
with deranged and sour stomach and dyspcPcal
affections In that time lost twenty-five pounds of
flesh, my nerves becoming weak that | could
scarcely walk about. had taken almost every other
Kind OF medicine, which had no effect, when was
induced to try "Longley's Great Western Indian Pa
nacea," and in less than three days began to feel
better, and before had taken one bottle was en-
Iifely cured 1t is the best family medicine know
Dt would not be without it on any account
| have recommended il to number of hands en-
ployed about the foundry, who have used it with
much benefit. WILLIAM McKlNSTRY,
sel-eO3m Foreman of Ross WinanIs Foundry.
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1886.
OCTOBER.
Moon g phases.
q MEXICAN DEPOT
J MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS.


asa MARSH MARKET SPACE!
J, TOY y co. beg leave 10 inform the citizens of
baltimore, that they have opened Store at the above
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted MEDi-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, where they will be happy
TO wait upon those who are unfortunate as to be
IN anywise afflicted, ard who may want any article
in their line.
Or. NJ. r. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BANDS,
FLUID, &C., for the of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Bands SC
are not found TO be superior to any others in use the
money will he refunded
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring and
identifying the human hair-warranted to benefit
no charge. Reader can you ask any thing more fair
We ask for il ONLY trial-satisfed thai the lady
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will af-
forwards do without it.
o. For sale at the General Agency, No. 2sB Marsh
Market Space; and also at w. g. GeklCr's Comb and
Fancy Store, 81 Baltimore street, near Gay; s. Is.
Smiths Periodical Agency, No. Sun Buildings; e.
Wseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and Cove
streets; T. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. Howard
street; II. sater's Fancy Store, No. 2O3 Broadway,
|Fel's Point. jy23-eotf
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DIED.

On the Attn last. JACOB BRANDT, Senr in the 18th
year of his age.
On the 3D. inst. RICHARD S. STOKES.
On The 4th inst ELIz tBETH ANN in the 22d year of
her age sOt of Levin E. Busick, and daughter of
Robert Ap Jlesarih.
At Philadelphia ID inst. RoMULus RIGGs, in the 65ih
year of his aye.
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LIST OFAPPLICANTs

VI I
Forthe benefit Of the Insolrcnt LaWS of Mory-
land for the last meek.
John Robinson, farmer GO James s. Childs, tailor
James Burke, hotel keep'r w. Rochester, late merct
Thos. Newton, shoem'r Josh, e. David, cordw'r
George Hutson, carter b. G. Sales, dray'n, negro
benjamin j. Clarke, tailor Geo. Wohlforth, laborer
VIM. y issey, carpenter Joseph Welsh, huckster
VIM. F. Spanking, laborer James Duncan, do
Hy. G. Miller, gentleman Robert Steele, weaver
l.. w. Mason, teacher VIM, T. Ballard, shoem'r
It. chenoworth, carpentI John Lock, sailor
w. A. Fotz, tobacconist K Jant, negro laborer, co
+For debts GssthanS50.
TO appear before thecomms s. toner's the Cd o
November, 1916.
Day final hearing I'D January, 1886.
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GOURAUD'S LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.
JULIA WRIGHT.-CANTO XVI.

GOURAUD'S LIBRARY OF ROMANCE
JULIA WRIGHT.-CANTo XXVI
Repr.eve is sweet TO him who takes his place
Upon the gallows, with cravat of rope;
IT'S sweet 10 have a tGnnH OF freckled face
Washed Whue and clean by GouRAUD's famous soap;
And 10 The wretchCd Of the human race
lis sweet 10 have despair give place to hope;
IT'S sweet to have the hdr which maiden Is lin fills
Uprooted by F. GoURAUD's Poudres Su'tlies
tTo DE CONTINUED
FENlI 3 most pure and unmxed delight a lady can
Il experience, must certainly be to have her Tan
Pinplcs, FreckIes, SallOwness, Redness, R0GghuesS
or other cuianeOuS disfgurements entirely removed
10y G0URAUDs miraculous ITALIAN MEpICATEp SOAP,
(Which, Ly the way. is also the best Shaving Com
pound CXtant) Next TO the pleasure of a white skin
is smooth onc-complrtety free from hair and
GouRAUD's PoUDREs SUBTILEs are warranted 10 Grad
icate all supefuous har
QI3-Take particular notice that DR.. FELIX GoU-
RAUD's renowned preparations can only be obtained
genuine at IlANCE'S 1903 Baltimore ST. and corner of
Charles and Pratt sis. scl4
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TU,HE cry IS STILL THEY COME!


N2USICAL TUITION. MAJ. CLEAVE
Nh LAND, professor of Music, and for several
years member OF the Teachers class in the Boston
Academy of Music,) having taken Room at No. III
BALTIMORE STREET. near South, is prepared to
give his professional services to classes or give pri
yate lessons on reasonable terms at his rooms or at
the residence of his pupils,
Ladies and gentlemen can get good instruction on
any instrument, or in vocal music, by calling as
above. All kinds Of instruments selected with
great care free of charge
ih5- Particular attention paid to the cultivation of
the voice. selS.3m
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MAYORS OFFICE,

ma1Oh'S OFFlCEj
Baltimore, September 2lst, 1886. !
NLECTION NOTICE. Notice is herebygiv
II en-, that an Election will he held on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY of October, it being the seventh day
of October next, 10 elect one Senator and five Repre-
sentatives To in the next Senate and House of
Delegates of the State of Maryland.
....... Given under my hand and seal of the city
.sEAL.t of Baltimore, this twenty first day of Sep
F**1"'* TENDER, 1896 JACOB G. DAVIES,
se24-eo8t Mayor.
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AszS FARM FOR SALE. For sale, a neat
H little Farm of "A acres aud II perches sjtuat ed
'daastin York county, Pa, 80 miles from BALTIMORE
the improvements are a comfortable dwelling house
IN good repair barn, and other necessary out houses
&C, and also on the place pottery in complete or,
der, and in operation with three wheels in the shon
and warehouse attached to the pottery. The land
mas been lined all over lately, aud all und,r GOOD
!ehehs; and IS susceptible to all kind of gain there
Is hne orchard of choice Fruit and three never
falling springs Of excellent water, no better in the
state The title is indisputabIe, and clear OF all in
cnmbrance Whatever. 1t will be sold as bargain on
accommodating terms, if applied for soon to
aZO Ia. f. SCOTT, No. 10 Exchange Place
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SsIssSsA ROUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
HE,H House and Lot on the North side of Ross
MA HI street, nearly opposite the intersection of
EGttL Paca street. having front of 20 feet on Ross
street., and running back 100 feet to an ALE subject
10 ground rent OF Sl5 per annlm, will be sold bar
gam This property is situate in the most healthy
part of the city, and from the many Improvements
making in the neighborhooa, very profitable invest
ment may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office, "a
puuHlofs street, ms diff
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MARRIED.

On the l7th ult. by Rev, Mr.. Bear, MICHAEL II.
BENTz to Miss AMANDA JoNEslboth of this CITY,
On the LIST inst by the same, LEVI RIsT 10 SARAH
JANE, third daughter of Edward Morgan Esq. all of
this city.
On the LIST inst by the Rev. l.. F. Morgan, ALFRED
IS. GER, formerly of Dcdyard, CT. TO Miss MARTHA
lANN SHooN, of this city.
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FOB SALE &. RENT.

,aFFAs, FOR RENT. Two ROOMS in verv
RN..! pleasant and central part of the city, within
#fsiiI less than five minutes walk of Market street
Ealh IL and few doors from Charlesst. They are
well calculated for Chamber and ParlOr or they might
answer as ffices. For further particulars apply at
this Office. "a If
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BEWARE on TOOTTI-ACEIE DROrs.
CHANGE OF DNIS.

FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE AND EASTON.
n 4sySnEa The steamboat MARYLAND leaves
HSeziyi'; Ssye B fillmore on every MONDAY AND
-tssx0as:rzsaszEl I'll URSDAY MORNING lat o clock,
fom TIE lower end of Dugan's wharf, for the above
places,
On SATURDAYS, at O'Clock, A. NJ, for Anna
polls, Cambridge and Denton, by Dover Bridge, and
relntn on Sunday.
she will leave Easton Point on every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, for Cam
bridge, Annapolis and Baltimore.
N.B-All baggage at the owner'r risk.
Passage 10 Annapolis, 50els
TO Cambridge and Elslan, $3.50
Colored people, so cts.
oc2 LEMUEL 6. TAYLOR.
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6SCARPA's OIL, FOR THE CURE OF DEAF
~ Ness, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM THE EARS. We cut the following highly
important intelligence from a newspaper printed ia
Lockport, N. Y,
Messrs Murray Son are members Of the society
OF Friends, and a-e well known in the business Gem
munity,
"Jho undersigned, agents for Lockpar,, from per-
sonal knowledge of its good effects can recommend
t1e aDoye aiucie without hesitation, We have sold
wilhiA the last year about $40 worth; and in most
cases it has proved hensGcal. One case of ,,reive
years stantipg (the wife of Jeptha Babcock, of Som
erset) sas been entirely cured by its use If those
Interested viii call on Us, we will lay before them
what evidence we have Of It's remedial qualities, and
then they can best judge whether to u.s. i or not
J.MURRAY & SON,
FoT SAFE ny SETH S, HANCE, Jos Baltimore ST.
abGa and cor. Charles and Prati-Sts
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FRoMrHE GscHANGE EEApING-ROom BOOKS
CLEARED.


Bremen ship Atlas, Gerdes, Bremen, Oelrichs s
Ship Luise, (Brsln.) steenken, Bremen; +. Mun
schr Chesapeake, Stuart, New York, Rose, Mer-
+ rill & Co.
! schr Maria, Johnston, do Mankin.
Brig Montezuma, Kelley, fun Rio de Janeiro, Aug.
Is, coffee, Jenkins Was in the gale on the 20h
I uli. but received no injury,
SAlLED-Schrs Articles, Sterling, Mobile; Oregon,
Fourier, New YORK; and John Olreland, Smith, do,
ARRIVED
Schr Comet, Bonney, from st Jage de Cuba, 18th
ut sugar, mOaSses tobacco, fHstiC, copper ore, &c,
0 Johnson s. rTave s. SD in with brig Gustavus
B(Of Boston, for Mahsana. Left brig Portland, disg,
for Baltimore, the only Am. vessel. On the 9th and
IS9th, Qat and lon. not mentioned) experienced
Every gale, lost square sail, boom kedge, an
Choir and hawser. Spoke LIST inst lat 49, lam a. brig
Lawrence Copeland from NJ Orleans for Boston,
The Comet, whilst lying in port on the llth ut was
struck with lightning, shiVering maintapmast, and
passed out through the cabin deck, ripping off some
of the ceiling in the cabu ....
Schr Gen. Taylor, Phillips, days from N. York,
ballast.
Steamer Planter, Weems, from Patuxent river
Reports this side btiglntine, lumber laden, bound
MEMORANDA;
U S ship Plymouth, Henry, from Rio de Jdnero
bound to Boston, put into York in consequence of
having in tow brig in distress.
Ship Rhone, Harvey, for Baltimore, was loading at
Liverpool 18Th ult.
Ship Schiller, JOhansGn, rom Bremen for Balti
more, sailed from Deal 9t2 ult. ....
! Ship CHARLES, Wedge, from Baltimore for Rotter-
dam, was off Beachy Head l0,h ult.
FIR ship P, scatore, for Baltimore, was loading at
Bordeaux 10Th ult.
Snip Roscoe, Kicker, from Baltimore, arrived at
. Deal, 10th ult, and sal ed for Rotterdam.
Ship WakoBa, Paine, from Baltimore, arrived at
Hevoet 9th ut. (after grounding on the Pampu9.)
Ship Superb, Gatche rom Jaaes River, arrived
| at Brouwershaven l3th ut
Ship johanna, from Bremen for Baltimore, was
spoken 29th ult lat 40 49, Ion Ga 10.
Barque Cornelia, Young for Baltimore, and schr
Sea, Ducey, for Brazos Santiago, cleared at New Or
leans % ult.
Barques Maryland, Davis, and Quincy, Smith, for
Baltimore, Outer to load for Rio de Janero) cleared
at Boston 3D. inst
Brig Susan, Piltee, for Baltimore, sailed from
Malaga 3lst Aug
Bremen brig Apalo, FieIdhusen from Baltimore,
arrived at Bremen 10Th ult.
Brig Mary Ann Jones, Jones, from Moutevideo, ar
rived at N 80 3dinst
Brig Virginia. Cooper, in Hampton Roads in dis
tress lowed in from outs de Cape Henry by pilot
boat Comet.
Briss Jacob story, Pickering, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Boston I'd inst and Finamcier, York. from do
| do, Sd.
Brig Victorine, Forrest, from Baltimore, arrived al
| New Orleans 9th ult.
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, for Baltimore, went TO sea
FIN Charleston Sd inst,
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HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

Mr.. e. A. MARSHALL, LESSEE.
TENHIS EVENING, Oct. 9Th, will he perform
Il ed ERNESTINE. Frederick de Champerville,
Mr.. WALLACK. Ernesne, Miss A. FISHER.
To conclude with the WONDER. Don Felix, Mr.
WALLACK. Lissarda, Mr.. w. CHAPMAN, Don
ma Vioante, Miss A. FISHER.
90 Price of admission-BOx 80 cents-Pit %.
85-Doors open at quarter past 7-perlormance 10
co mmence at quarter 10 O'Clock. 1t
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NEW PIANO FORTE

~ EW PIANO FORTE
4S WAREHOUSE, I51 PRATTST,,
adjoining the Rail Road Depot.
szze-tzErrr,..- The undersigned, having obtained
the agency for the sale of Bacon 4 R:l-
q Nvcn's celebrated French action PA
NOS, OfNew York, now offers ts the
public really superior instrument, which for beauty
and durability of finish, brilIianty and richness Of
tone, cannot be surpassed. Professors and amateurs
who have tried them, pronounce them the very best
instruments Of the day
The manufacturers being very extensively engaged
in the Piano Forte business, are enabled to sell them
much lower than the usual prices.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing real good Piano.
and at the same time pay very moderate price, are
invited to call and examine those ROW on hand
7. NEWTON KURTZ, Isl Pratt-st.,
se3 AdOi ming the Railroad DeEOt
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XIII FOR RENT, The second TORI Of The
HT.!I Book Store, No. I5I PRATT STREET, ad-
EsS VI joining tie Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
ssf ~ Depot, consisting OF one very large and com
chant, storage room, or armOry for a military COMMA
ny or any other purpose requiring plenty of room
Two handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
ers, and u large SHOW WINDOW for sale cheap.
Inquire at Inc Bookstore,
No. ISL PRATT STREET,
Jeo-,f next door to Railroad Drpot,