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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-18

The .fnnuat Report Of the Male Free School.
The trustees Of the Male Free School of Balti-
more, in their 44th Annual Report, represent
the institution, under the charge of the Rev.
Thos. Bassiord, Principal of the School, in a
very hourshing condition. At the last annual
report, there were in the School, l45 boys, and
$50 girls; admitted since, 81 boys, and 81 girls;
total 232 boys, and 927 glrls. Returned TO
parents or guardians, ard bound out to trades,
"a boys, and ST girls, leaving now in the
School, las boys, and l40 girls, OF tho follow
ing denominations, viz: EpscopaIlan, boys,
and 4 gItls; Presbyterian, 10 boys, and girls;
Lutheran, boys, and girls; Baptist, boys,
and girls; Methodist, 29 boys, and q girls;
no sect, SO boys, and 81 girs-2SS. "ln
the admission of pupils, the trustees have al
ways sought those who were most destitute and
friendess, without regard to the country of
their birth, or the religious denominations to
which they might belong.' The Holy Scrip
lures are used as a principal reading book, and
its truths inculcaIed, without regard to secta-
Iian opinions. The trustees gratefully &C
knowledge the lberality of its benetactors in
contributing to its support, and have appointed
n committee of the Board TO wait upon its
friends, to solicit donations, The Report is
signed by Thomas KeIso, Esq, Chairman of
the Trustees and all the Board.
The Euimo Infantry We understand that
the Eutaw In 'antry have fully recognized,
and will parade at the funeral on Tuesday,
under the command of Major Keyser. The
Eutaws were formerly the largest company in
the city, and will no doubt be heartily welcom-
ed OH parade again.
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CALVERT HALL.

HHAmILLO SAVORT will give a second and
a. positively LAsT CONCERT, on MONDAY
EVENING, lee. 81. in which he will ne assisted by
AIRS BAILEY and III nor De BEGINS, (or the vU-
cal partD by Mr.. II AMMAN aud Mr.. ALLEN. (for
the fundamentally The pieces to be performed by
SlVuRl are the following:
l The celebrated Adasio and ROndo. all COmpa-
nello,' Che hand beIl,1 composed by Paganar
2. introduction, Variations and Finale, The p0pu
lar air of 'La MuinaTa." a Duet for a single
Violin composed by Paganiui.
8. 9Th Prayer of MOses,n followed BY Martial
Thema Variations aRd Finale; lh- whole eCe
executed upon single string-composed by
Pagann
4. "The Carnival of Venice" az playeI by Paga-
mini with some new variations OF SIVORI.
dir RE
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THE
RINGGOLD FUNERAL OBSFQUIBS,


FJFtNH9 T6fUs
{H3- The Commanding Officer of the Funeral Pro
cessinn, in honor OF the remains of the late Major
RIhGGOLD, announce the following Programme
Route of Procession, aud General Directions, TO be
observed upon that day.
The Procession will partake more of the eharac-
ter of Guard OF Eenor, than that OF Funeral Pro-
cession proper.
All the Military are expected to appear with their
proper arms and Announcements.
The Route has been selected with view or al
lowing every section Of the city opportunity of
viewing the procession without unnecessarily fatgu-
ing the troops, by long and tedious march through
The various streets Of the city. All can have OPP
p0itunity of seeing it by concentrating the line
Of Procession,
Programme of the Funeral.
MOUNTED MUSIC.
Commanding Officers and Aids
CAVALRY.
Armed Escort of Four Companies.
Eagle Artillery
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4 CARD.-fO THE PUBLTC-The under
IA signed returns his grateful Acknowledgements to
the public for the liberal patronage extended TO the
"BALTlMORE LINEn OMNIBUSES, under the
most pcrPeKihg and aggraVa ing circumstances. He
desires to explain the extraordinary course pursued
towards his line. 4 comb inaliOn has been catered
into by persons connected with the Old and eW
Line, 10 break up my line Of Coaches, aHd to dive
them from the public highways Of BaLmere. have
stated 10 tile projectors of both lines, my Willingness
to concur In any reasonable arrangement they might
Gesifeto change my route entirely or TO sell out my
stock at reduced ptice, in order to gst out 0tthe
way of these individuals, who have attempted to mo-
nop0lize the streets Of The ciIy-but all my proposals
have been unavailing; the contrary, advantage has
ble taken OF my liberal offers; so much so, that
whenever my Coaches leave the stands an Omnibus
is started before aud another in the rear to prevent
my Omnibus from taking up single passenger, In
order TO ascertain the intention OF the mon0p0liZng
lines, have directed my drivers to travel oil The
regular route, through df"THnt streets and alieyS,
and they have been pursued in every direction through
the city. When my Coaches have stopped, they lave
stopped long as half hour at time. Several of
my friends, in observing these efforts TO break dowR
my line, have hired my Coaches TO go off the Tegu-
lar route and in these cases they have been toll
lowed up for nearly mile from their usual route, to
the annoyance Ofmy passengers, know of no good
reasons, why a citizen OF Baltimore for twenty-five
he only asks for very small portion OF the public
patronage; as he has BUT two Coaches while the 9th
or two lines have from 80 TO ~ in their lines.
| shall continue my liRe of Coaches, as have no
cause to complain. | shall therefore endeaVOr TO
procure greater facilities than have given hereto
fere. THOMAS CROMWELL,
lt* No. So Thames street.
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,AY PRESENTS

i u AND CLOSING SALES
ii CARD. II. w. BOOL, Aucti0neer, No. 81
BALTIMORE STREET, informs such persons as have
surplus Fancy Articles, booksellers surplus Books
importers or dealers in Ia 8, who are DESTROYS OF
closing sales, fruit dealers, Sc, that his store is now
arranged SO that the NEST favorable disposition may
be made, and his services after many years expo
Renee, he hopes will rive general sati Sfact0u.
TO WHOLESALE * RETAIL MERCHANTS
AS the year Is about closing send your remnants Of
invoices to my st0e, aud every pains shI Il be taken
TO make favorable disposition of them; shall sell
every day if goods Offered | have room for aay
quantity Gf furniture, larss packages of msrohaz,
die, &c. dis. fruw5t
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THE MAG AZINEs FOR ls47.

The MAG aZlNE Els FOR l64T.
NN1 NJ. TAYLOR IL Co, No.2 Astor House,
w will tuhiish on TUESDAY NEXT, the NEW
YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE for lana
airy, le47. EGited by Lawrence Lnbres.
The atten ion OF all who ntGnd subscribing to a
Magazine t # the ensuing year is solicited, az with
contents, entir y original from the pens ofOur most
popular authors, aud with four beautiful Steei
Plates in each Number, the ILLUSTRATED" will chaI-
Ienge competition with any Magazine of it's kind is
tie country. d..
Among the contributors - the January Hansbet
will be found the names Of Mrs. e. o Smith, Mrs r.
s Osge0d, Grace Greenwood, G. F. HOffman, w @.
Simms, A. B. street, Edward Maturn, Seba Smith
and oth-Ts Of we'll known reputation.
The Plates, which will be found equal ia merit TO
the reading matter, arc executed by w. G. Jack
man, IN his W. II known style of workmanship -
Those in the January number consist of-The Wig.
nete, from an original painting; Courtship of Don
hey and Nephew, from the original, by Fagg; Tr0Ht-
fishing, from an original, by Henry Inmaa; My
Cousin kate-an equestrian figure.
Suescrb now! you want really g bod Magazine
or desire to make a suitable Christmas or New Year
Present. ..|
Terms-one copy 50 per annum-two copies Ss-
five copies Sl0-slngIe Numbers 25 cent.
WILLIAM TAYLOR Co,
Publishers, No, 3 Aston House, N. Y, and
dl4lw Jarvis Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
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4 USEFUL BOOK
IN lust RECEIVED, the
LADIES' RECEIPT BO0K,

HAMES. Merry Game of the Poor Old Soldier
" and his Dog; The Odd Fellows Game; Nah.
mound and SaladaH, or, The Battle of Palestine;
Menagetri Mansion of tiappaess; mr.. Busby; Robin
son Cfusoe; Strife of Genus; Characteristic; Master
ROdbury and his Pupils; Lauehabe Game of What
D'Ye Buy; Game of Heroes; Game OF Kings; Scrip-
ture History; Comic Converse Cards. Punch's COn-
VersatioA Cards; Race of Improvement; Pickwck,
Shakspt are Cards; Nick BottOm's Shakespeare, sc.
ae. For sale Who'll sale and retail at putlishe,
prices,by n COLBURN,
dl8 2OB Baltimore street.
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u uN THB sth OF JANUARY,
The CHESAPEAKE RIELEDIEN would n0st
respectfully announce TO their friends and the pub
lie genef' lly that they will give a GRAND BALL
at WG Kin gton Hall. on the SFH OF JANUARY,
MORE BATTALION in the BAT fLE OF MON.
TEREY; aud would most resPf ctfIhy solicit the aid
of the puhnc in accomplishing the task which they
have nndeTtakGH Fail particulars will appear in
future. dl5-eotlstIan
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= ATHE FOR SALE. first rate HAND
- LATHE, with all The necessary toCls-together
with an excellent VICE aud two PLANES, nearly
new. The Lathe is suitable for turning either iron
wood. Inquire at the Cafpen ter Shop of ROB'r
HAMILTON, corner of Poppletoa and Saratoga
streets, ltA
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co. }

Opposite Bamum's, Bait Md.
nS-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Conssli.
dated Lottery, class No. z, for 1886:
10 IL At l6 So 46 40 "a 8 10 5894I
IL and l3 being the st and I'd drawn Nos each $50
| and AZ, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each so
l6 and Az beiag the Sd and 9TH drawn Nos. each 40
ls and 49, being tho 4th and 5th drawn Nos each 30
80 and as, being the 9Th and 9th; DC and 40, be-
ing the 9th and 7ih drawn Nos. each 20
"A and 40, being the 7th and 9Th; = and 10, be-
ing the 9th and 10Th drawn Nos. each Is
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, eaeh IL
All having one only of the drawn Nos. en-, " 6
1t EMORY & CO., No. Pm. Calvert-st
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HERBERT'S NEW NOVEL.
gWNHE ROMAN TRAITOR

N TRUE TALE OF THE REPUBLIC.
By W. HERBERT, ESQ,
Author Of "OllyeT Cromwell" sc. &C., was publish
ed on SATURDAY, Dec. l2lh, in TWO Volumes, at Is
cts. each.
The Roman Traitoris very clever book. II is fall
of power and Vgor.- Court Journal.
The dedication to Or. Haytrey, by the author, in
the charact of an old Etonian) offers guarantee
for adherence 10 truth in classic deta, which is we'll
supported in the work. The fiction is well woven
with The history throughout, and the effect is pietur
esee and life ke.-GL0be. ,
Taxing Cataline's conspiracy for his subject Mr..
Herbert has formed bsa grand Outline, and filled
it UP with taste and jud4m Moreover with the
great historic incidents he has iRterwoyen beautiful
love st0ry.-RdU y NIL Gazette
very powerfully written novel of the classic
ages. The author has surrounded all difficulties,
achieving for himself, in this department OF literR-
ture, proud uccess.-Dispatch.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
daft Jarvis Building, Baltimore, Maryland
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HEARRY, WON'T WE HAVE A TALL
- SLEIGH RIDE? This was the expression
OF three young men last evening who purchased from
the far famed EMORY & CO., in yesterdays Lot
Iery, package sfqusrter tickets. The grand capt
tai of $40 0Ob hs result OF purchasing one single
package fquarter tickets, which only cost S23-
Their nett return is $4,425. All who delight in the
beautiful amusement OF sleigh ride can, by alIing
at the old and lucky Office of Emory Il Co., be sup.
piled with the one thing needtuI by small invest
nleAt at the prize depot, No. Calvert street
THIS DAY--A BEAUTY.
prize of Sla,ooO pIze $4,000
prize of 1000 prize POO
And 10 OF S75o each.
Tickets S4-shareS in proportion.
ENJOY s. Co. recommend TO their patrons this
scheme; ii drawn ballots out of &C Nos of The
most magnificent schemes ever yet published, for
the price OF tickets. Emory Il Co. will sell full
package for The small sum of Sl2-one package can
draw you 5 $500! Try it, Emory Co in luck.
p. S.-For prize packages or single tickets, ad
dress the old established house of Emory x Co., I'd
office frem Market street, in Calvert
EMORY 4 Co, u. 5. Lottery Agency,
No. 3 Galvert-st., I'd Lottery office
1t from Baltimore street.
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o.r In hS ma't1F Of egsDy ty d n9
an InsuVent Debtor. } this Nth day of December,
1886, That tho sale made and reported by Orvile
Horwitz, Permanent Trustee of said Insovent Debt
or, be finally ratified and confirmed unless cause TO
the contrary be shown, on before the 9Th day of
January next; Provided, copy of this order be pub
ed in the city of BALTIMORE once week for three
successive weeks, prior TO the said ninth day of Jan
uaty next The report states the amount oil sales to
be $500. By order,
(True c0py,) Test,
dl3-laW3t A. w. BRADFORD Clerk.
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The MAILS. The Philadelphia cars due at three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, had not arrived at nine
O'Clock las night. The Washington train arrived at
nine, at which hour the Tram rom Cumberland, due
at six O'Clock. had not arrived
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90 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases. Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak5
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
ate, at his Old Established Store, Waterst, Cd door
from Calvert. ana
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| THE w. ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE


THE N. Y. ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
FOR JANUARY, Is47. ...
"a UST PUBLISHED, this splendid monthly
~ for January, with several new and original en-
Refreshments, unsurpassed for beauty of design ana
execution such ID. ~ .,
VIGSETFE TO the new volume, by Boucher,
COURTSHlP of UOMBY NEPHEW, by Flagg.
TROUT FISHING,
MY COUSIN KATE, sc. sc.
The articles all of high order, and of the
most interesting description, by the following Goa
tribuors.
Mrs. Il. o. Smith, Seba Smith,
Mrs. F. OsgoOd, Ernest Helfenstein,
w. G. Smith, X, F. Greeley,
e. F. Hoffman, w. A. Jones,
Barry Barnett, and others
Now is the time to subscribe, With the commence
ment of the new volume Call and look at il lit
cannot fail 10 please) at The Book Emporiu IL of
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
die DIT and Jarvis Building North street.
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6t3-Rev. Mr.. spr1Ie, at Washington, was yester-
day elected Chaplain of the House of Representa-
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Mr. FORREST This popular tragedian appears to-
might in his celebrated character of Jack Cade,"
the Holiday street Theatre HG will no doabt have
crowded house. To MORROW night is his benefit
and last appearance
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The credit
~ ors of JOSEPH A EVERHART, an Insovent
Debtor, are hereby notified to present their claims
(pror TO the date of his application for the benefit of
the lnsovent Laws,) properly authenticated, to The
undersigned, OF TO George Ernest Jr, Esq, Auditor
of lnsovent Dabtors' estates eli or before the goth
day of February next, preparatory to dividend of
assets.
dlslaw4t ORVILLE HORWITZ, PERM Trus
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INDIA CHINA. The subscribers have recsiv-
= I'd lot of superior INDIA CHINA consisting Of
Dlnner Setts; Dishes Covered Dishes; Soup tn.
reenF Plates, &C., which they will sell cheap. They
will also open oday, French China Chocolate Cups
suitable for Christmas presents On haHd general
assortment of China Glass and Queensware, all of
which is offered al whOlesale retail lowest mar
ket prices. ] q. BOKEE & CO.,
Ill North Howard street, between
del7-66t Fayette and Lex ingtOR,
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EpRITANNEA WAREI

EpRITANNEA WARE!
I'D COFFEE AND TEA POTS
or varssus patterns, some very cheap; Sugar and
Sop BOWLS Cream Jugs Coffee UfnS; Pitehe is,
with and without Covers; SPIfTOONS; Communion
Seats; Tea, Table and Desert SPOONS; CASTOR
in every variety Also, English aud American TEA
and COFFEE SETS, of various patterns. Always
on hand an extensive assortment Of Tea Trays and
Waters; FABLE CUTLERY; BASKETS; Family
and Fancy HARDWARE and HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES of every description, for sale the lou
est prices, al the FURNISHING WAREHOUSES of
JAMES CORTLAN Il SON,
IL Baltimore st., opposite Centre Market, and
CORTLAN n CO,
a. l79 Baltimore street,
dis 4th door East of L. lght ST.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

frg-We call attention to The communication in re.
gard to the city lamps.
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Family, which was 10 have taken place last evening"
was postponed on account of the nclemency OF The
weather TO Monday Evcaias neat when 1t will posi-
lively come off at the Saloon 0fthe Assembly Rooms
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DI3-l. o. R. M. Chiefs and Repre- of
the Great Council of Maryland, take notice, THAI
a SPECIAL meeting will be held at Uncas' Wig
wan, corner Of Gay and Front streets, on THIS Uhe
7tlO SLEEP, in the 81 seven Sun Of the Hunting
Moon in the grand Sun, 56J7 PuncLual attendance
is requested BY order,
II. A. BALLAUF, G.K.R.
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MORE TRoors. The President has made a
requisition on Pennsylvania for another reg-
ment, whose destination is Tampico. They
are to rendezvous at Philadelphia. Louisiana
has also been called upon for more troops
The rcquisIton is for battalion of five com,
panies, two or three of which are to be equip
ped as artillery, the others as infantry. They
are to be despatched in advance of the regi-
ment previously called for.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
EgIHLE; kRAJUSEs

EgIHLE hOUSE,
~ No. OF FAYETTE STREET,
opposite gB0R Bank Of Mo.
% FOR EALE-Hands Onie boand BIBLES and
TESTAMEhTS, for Christmas Presents Among
which aFe-SaPer quarto Morocco BIBLES, gilt
& calf gilt do
" Oc.aV0 calf gilt do
Also, variety Of smaller editions, every GescrE
ton Of bindings.
dlS eo4t JW TlLYARD, Ag ent. i
a USEFUL BOOK!
m lust RECEIVED, the
LADIES' RECEIPT BOOK,
~ Wis RstIR.
a sequel to her tOrRer work Domestic Cooker
neatly b uhd ard will make pretty present.
Also, GHOST STORIES collected with a par
tcular view to COunteract the Igar belief in Ghosts
ana Apparitons, with number of englavinss-
Cheap at so Gents.
R3- Also, NELL GWYNN; Or, 7 he Court of the
Stuats. an Historical R0maRce--bV Ainsworth--
price l2t. For sale at the Rock Fmp0iium of
WILLIAM TAYLOR co.
dlSA North street.
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! SsOOO LOTTERY ofMarylaad, class 8,
for l646. To be drawn in the city of Balum0is, Md
TO-DAY, (FRIDAY,) Dec. 10, 1886.
ID. PAIN IL ~ co. Managers.

Whole Tickets $4-shares in proportion.
S- All orders for tickets, shares or certificates,
will be pHnelHally attended 10.
Office No. ne SOUTH STREET,
1t ID. PAINE co, Managers.
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CAhILL0 SIvJhI. The amateurs of what is grand.
enchanting, divine, will know with Dc light til this
straph Of the Violin will play for the last time in III ia
city On Monday Hest, Dee. 81, at the Calvert HaIl-
Let it not be SAID that the citizens of Baltimore are
inferior in taste to those of New York. Boston, Phila-
aelphia, etc, Let as go there en- ,nasse
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Tickets $780, halves S2.00; qrs. $l.00.
Risk on a packsge of % Or. tickets only Sill
For lucky tickels by the package or single tickets
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER Il co.
Corner OF Baltimore and ST. Paul streets
Drawn Nos ofthe Maryland Lottery class No.
Z drawn Dec IL Lowest prize Sc:
10 IL AZ is 80 46 40 "a I2 IS 9 al
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TENHE ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALn
= Just from the publishers, filled with splendid
plates, rep esenting the Encampment at Corpus
Christi, and Old Rough and Ready in his Glory,
Battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, Fort
opposite Maamoras, Boa bartnent of do, Views
and Scenes in Metico, Eecti' Scenes ia N. York
laughabIe and funny as can be- Call at
WIN. TAYLOR s. CO.'S
dlT3t Book Emporium, North street,
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MAJOR R'NG&OLD. capital likeness
w If Major RlNGGOLD, full length, and very
cheap, at SO cents. For sale at the Book Emporien
of WIN. TAYLOR & co.
diff Jarvis BuilCinES, North street,
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WELOH s. DELAvAH's NATIONAL CIRCUs. The
best card ever offered 20 Baltimore public at the
Front street Theatre, is the aew and beautiful drama
Of"O,d Rough aud Ready" now playing there. II
is without exception the best national piece ever
produced in this city. This is the last night but one
ofits representation, "a it will b. withdrawn after
to morrow evening" and all who have not yet seen
it, wonid do well to embrace the present opportunity.
Tomorrow evening the talented author, (Mr. Joseph
FosterO will take benefit
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The MUSEUM The celebrated Comedy of "Joha
JONES'" IN which Mr.. john Seton will sustain the
character of "Guy GoOdIuck," VIII be performed at
the Museum this evening After the comedy, Miss
Vallee will appear in a tavsrie dance-the whole
TO conclude with the favOrite farce of !Unce Sam :"
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NWILLER 81 CO.'S Lucky Prize Office, conner
w of Baltimore aud ST. Pau's streets.
THIS DAY, Dec. l7th, will he Grawn, Maryland
Consolidated LOTTERY, class No g. 66 Nos Ii dIawH
ballots. Making a brilliant Lottery for the low price
iokn
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A7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL, Travellers for the
South say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 3. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9th
OF Route. See advertisement. jC26-d