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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
FINE WOOLED SHEEP,

have heard Of the establishment of some
fine ilocks within the last two years. They
are found IN Charlotte, Hincsburgh, Willis
ton and Culches,er-it may be in other places
in the County. Since this time last wear a
good many have been bro't in from abroad
more are coming. Farmers are beginning to
get their eyes opcn--and TO find ont tina,
their sheep husbandry can be conducted 10
far greater profit. We are not only buyinp.
but we are now beginning to sell, and we shall
find that buyers will be attracted here to pur.
chase, from different and distant portions of
the country. Those who have well estab.
lished 1ocks will be likely to realise fair prof
its. The community are divided in their
opinions about sheep and wool, some prefer
ring the pure Merino, others the pure Saxon,
and others still the various grades of Mcri-
no' and Saxons. On this subject let every
one be thoroughly persuaded in his own mind.
Many believe there are no pure Merinos,
many that there are no pure Saxons, but that
all that are repu,ed pure are grades, mix
ture of every thing. While there arc others
who believe that there are pure Merinos,
and that they can be we'll attested as unadul.
teraed, by good and suficien, evidence. -
There are some on this subject who believe
every thing, and some who believe nothing.
! believe there are still in the country thor.
ough bred sheep, as well as thorough bred
cattle. Burit is not all gold that glt,ers.-
The presence Of counterleits shows tina, there
must be some genuine coin, somewhere
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
WHEAT.

Yves hould like to ask the Farmers Clubs
Of Burlington and Hinesburgh 10 take up the
subject of Wheat, in right good earnest, and
tell US why the crop in our county falls so
much below that of Addison, on the average
Tell US also why there should be so wide a
difference between the premium crops oflhe
counties ?-iheirs being almost double ours.
Was the difference owing TO soil or cultiva-
ton, or both If true answers could be OBJ
tanned and published, we think il would be a
great public benefit, more than enough to
pay for all the time spent. For one | viii
hazard the opinion that we have as good
wheat soil IN Chittenden as any where else,
hope the trial of this year will prove i, so.
If any club or any individual will tell me how
to raise 50 bushels and over to an acre as
did the Minister of Bridport,' will engage
to do my part to try to raise il. A little
light on this subject to one who conr,,ses
that he does not know how 10 do il, wou,d
be very acceptable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06

ton. In little while our fruit will go to
our own and foreign markets without let or
hindrance. The number of those who wear
the clothes and cat the fruits of civilization is
increasing every year. Plant trees, then, !
say, many trees, - and the best kind trees,
for it costs no more to raise good than bad
one. We want new varieties - all of the
best, and then we want them scattered all
over the County. We shall be singular in
deed if we are not sending fruit to Europe in
few years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
FRUIT TIRE ES,

Ises the Chttenden County Agricultural
Society has offered premium for the intro
duction Of new varieties of Fruit. hope
some of our citizens will have the enterprise
to obtain the award Of this premium. In my
opinion, a more desirable object thaa this,
among the A" small fry" cannot be present.
ed. We expect Boston and New York to
be next door neiehbors in a few years, and
oil the world will be but little way off,
We have all along been looked upon as
showed away in q corner, almost out Of crea-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
FARMERS CLUBS.

Every town in the County ought to have
its Farmers Club, to NEE, once week dur
ing our longest evenings, and once a month
during our longest days. In these might be
conversations and discussions upon practical
topics, in which all farmers are nlerested.-
Here they might compare views, and reveal
the results oftbe experiments which they have
tried, successful and unsuccessful. Great
good nigh, thus be done, spir, of improve
ment might be awakened, knowledge of the
best modes of farm management might be
increased, good neighborhood feeling might
be promoted, and confidence IN little more
SCIENCE -" book farmng'-mighl be more
felt, as lying at the very foundation Of all per-
manent and real improvement.
Farmers Clubs would concert measures TO
introduce new varieties Of seeds and fruits,
an interest ofereat importance to our County.
Farmers Clubs would do much to sustain
and render efficient our County agricultural
organization. a club in every town in the
County, we'll managed for year or two to
come, and what change we might expect
through their lnsirumentality.
We have heard Of only two as yet, one in
Burlington, and one in Ilinesburgh. The
evil to be guarded against is too much of the
"gift of the gab,' or rather the too free ex
ercIse of the gift" Some people seem to
think that there is nothing said unless they
sag IL; often great mistake, for it some
times happens that there is necer less said,
than nchen they sag it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31
CITY DESPATCH POST.

NuE FOLLOWING LIST wi be Of ser
L vice TO all persons sending Letters through the
ty Despatch, as il will shew the location of each
Ortimer s. Mowhray's Fancy Store, Charles and
Baltimore streets
pberts' Drug Store, Hanover and Baltimore sis.
Ohe Inn, BaumOre st near Howard
aham's Drug Store, EutaW aud Baltimore sts,
Ikins' Drug store, Green and Baltimogc sis.
=aasaratt's brug store, Pine and Lexington SIS,
EOOaad's Tavern, Paca, near Lexington st.
lhtord'5 shoe store, Green aud Saratoga SIS.
rkins' Drug store, CIR EN- aud franklin sis.
lions Grocery, Eutaw, near Monument 81.
llden Hose Tave n, Franklin and Howard sts.
ms Drug store, Saratoga and Howard SITS.
tck's Drug store, Eutaw and Lexington SITS.
0mpsohs Grocery, Lexington, near Charles ST.
@y's Tavern, Monument square.
ltopean House, South aud Lombard sis.
II. Rea, ClOthier, South aud Lombard sts.
trdwate store, corner Lightand Pratt ss'
:. Hotel, opposite depot, Piatt ST.
fgley's Drug store, Howard and fratt ats.
Is Grocery, Lee aud Hanover SITS.
erlons' L0tery Office. Gay and Pratt Sis.
bursts Drug store, Pratt st, aud DugaHs wharf.
aIy's Grocery, President and Pratt SITS.
us Drug store, Pratt aud High sts.
cker's Dag store, Pratt AID Eden sis.
#gan Hall, Bond and Bunk Sis.
EalIister's Magistrate office. Bond Aliceanaa sis.
torneau's Magistrate office, ThataeJ street, near
4 Broadway.
8pkins' Drug store, Broadway and Canton avenue.
wIer's Grocery, Baltimore and Eden sis.
tber shoa, corner Ai.qHith and Orleans SITS.
ards T0baccenst Cry near Ensor ST.
Seen's Grocery, Gay aud high SIS
8njamin, Pawnhroker, Har isOn ard Gay ss,
Rynr's office, Holiday street
StGurhanha Il, K off 20, North ST.
J II Office Gay and d Gilmore SITS.
&a,lor's Book siore, North st Nos. andG
#rhe new arrangements having been completed,
realter etlers, Papers and small parcels will bH
ken from the Boxes three times each day, lat II
d IL, A. NJ. and O'Clock, p. M and delivered
- care and pfnmptness. City Letters cents
#h, and Post flee Letters at one cent. Letters
d the post Office must be paid at the Boxes Il cent?
they will not be mailed 0l7-Notices tor societies,
culals invitations h balls, parties, funerals, &c.
served at a low charge by the hundred, by call
y at the office.
Paid stamps for sale at the Book store of WIN.
NYLOR aud also ut The cfice, JARVIS BUILD
g, NORTH STREET, immediately under the
ne f VIM 1aj lor.
o26tf R.R. FORD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31
NEW CARPET, NGs!
VI fAIEHN IL IbIEtE. EktSl


IT GREATLY REDUCED RATES!
The subscriber has nsNv hand beautiful as
sortnient OF FAIL CARPETlNGS, RUGS, FLOOR
oil CLOTHS, &c. which we can gel at greatly re-
duced prices ft0m former rates. His assortment will
ba found 10 com prise
EXTRA IMPERIAL THREE PLY CARPETIEGS
OF Ii"h and desirable styles, and hOice quality.
EXTRA sUPERFlNE KIDDEkMI NSTER; SU-
PEkFiNE and ZINE do, manufactured expressly
for our retail sales, at of the fret fUctOr.R, of
the newest and hest styles; the colafs OF which
warranted permanent
COMMON INGRAM CARPETINGS, of good
styles. ranging in price from 20 10 so per yard
snp.r Of which manufactured entirely OF NO |.
HEARTH RUGS and TABLE ana PIANO CO
VERSA fun essertmeu! on hand, OF every variety
of style and prce
Floor OIL CLOTHS, in various widths and
Qualities.
FLOOR BRUGGETTS AND LINEN CRuMg
CLOTH; stair Rods; Stair DfnIg-u; Stair LineBi
1u'i"d Door MATS Sheer kins, &c. sc.
LANDSCAPE WINDOW SHADES-A handsome
assortment Of this new and beautiful stv'e of Win
dow Sind, nj pricrs from Two 10 Ten Dolls par.
b3- Persons wanting CAtFErING, are invited,
ana viii find il 10 their advantage, IN give the sub
scibrr CALI he is enabled to sell at very low
prices TOR cash
=. CONRAnT' CARPET Warehouse,
O5 I'm fan Is 3alGm~re street. above Gay.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31

ENY ORDER of the Commissioner IF Insol-
I'D vent Debtors for the Chy and County of Bali
more notice is hereby given to the creditors Of
BENZ. G. MITCHELL, an nSOlprnt debtor, that
tend al the office of the said commissioners in the
Court house, in The city Of Baltimore, on the Cd dav
Of November next, at 10 O'Clock III the forenoon, and
nominate trustee trustees, 10 he appointed tof
their benefit: and to give all the information IN their
possession the said COmmissioners, 10 enable them
to report to Baltimo County Court agfeechiy tn an
act OF Assembly, pissed AT % ccnber session, 1881
entitled 'SAn Act. relating TO lnso!vrnt Dshto,s;'
and that the I'd dayof January next hath feen fixed
Tor Anal hearing Of his case before said Commits
sinners, Dated Goth day of September, in Che wear
1886. sl7 law4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31
PUBLIC SALE OF A FARM.

- ON WEDN ESDAY, Nov 4ih, il fair,
MYTSaP if not, the first air day thereafter, at ~ >
IklSEM clock, NJ will offer at my residence, near
the llth mule stone The Reislrrst0wr
Road, FARM containing l52 acres 6f Land, natII-
rally kns, and improved from lining, about half III
wood, which would cut fl ON 30 10 40 cords per acre
% The Farm lies very pretiy, AMI is iald off
lnto five atlEs. In one of them is very sunsnor
Orchard Of choice Apple Trees IN tut hearing, mani
serlng aL6st 300 This Farm ia ia sight of my resi-.
dence and Gb Nj ~ miles from the city limits. Terms
easy. At same time and place. will be sold, Stock,
Wagons, Carriages, Furniture, SC, &c.
O2S 6ts EDWARD b. ADDISON,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31
FOR SALE.

49, NEW TWO STORY s. ATTIC BRICK
HIMH DWELLING, on WIKI 81, east Of Washing
SsAAA- ton. The House fronts Ger wlth two good
Parlors and Kitchen first o@ES ii is Ii IN the brst
manner, stone foundation, dry ceIlars and in every
respect convenient and comfortable House. 1t will
be sot for 9R5u-Une half cash, aud The balance in
two years. Gronndrent SI.5e pei front foot. En-
quirC at this office. Of If
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STOVES! STOVES! sToVEs!!

IN Il. So EWABT'S PATENT AIR TIGHT
. COOKING s FJVE sold only at No. rs s.
Advert STREET, Baltimore. This Stove has
Aaracter which other has ever attained. 1t is
warranted to give satslacl0n-and may be returned
lOuld It fail to do so, 1t was sold last year by I.
II trpe sett, at ] w. Stewart & Co.'s, 81 Market
treet bit is now sod only at 2s ChLNERT-ST.
We are the only persons in t4is city and state who
re authorised by P. P. Stewart OF Troy, N. Y, pa
entpe to sell any of his Stoves, aud caution the
buhc against purchasing AIRY Stove. as an "tmProv
Ia te,cart Stove the 'SteTdrt Stoue imp ored,
j all ,uch are imposltinns. We have 81 large
assortment of Tie very hest COOK STOVES in the
Jniteu s atas. with Radiators, 'rtieht Pailor aud
chamber STOVES which will be sold low at 2s g.
LALvERT STREET, Baliimare. ~
oil .eOtf HAFPERSETJ PlNkENION.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31
COAL! COAL! COAL!!!
VIM uTAnE GsGNEn is now rpcpiyin

fENHE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving his
u winter supply of ANTHRACITE COAL, and
RESPECTFULLY soIcits orders from those who in
want of the aticie, hcing able. confidently, to give
the assurance that it is of the BEST quality. He is
brp1Ted tn supply, on the most favorable terms,
| 'COalbrook" Baltimore Cost 'Wyomine.' and
Coed Spring Creek Gree hurning) coal. Those
dsiug Ranges Cooking Stoves are requested to Try
|the asst named description. "a it is admirably adapt
ed for burning them. Orders left at the following
places will receive pr0mpt attentions: 3d..
Chaun"ey Brooks, Son co 81 Baltmarc-st.
b. F. Gardner Co, No. 279 Baltimore street.
FIanktiu Gardner, M. 1875 baltimore street.
FIG Hua,. corner Frauklin aud Pine streets, aad
lat the Yard, Spring Gardens, foot of Eutaw-st.
oS colin PETER FAHNESTOGR.
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naICW. NEWAND nESIRA FALL

HRICD. NEW AND - ESTsA FALL
aE DRY GtODS.-R McELDOWNEY co,
are recevng from The New York, phia ieIpha, aud
this nark't fall supply of chnice and desirable
FALL DRY GOODS, selected expressly for city re-
tail sales, comnrsine in part, rict SILKS; CASH.
MERES; M0USSELiNE DE LAINE"; Tartan
Plaid SILKS; Tartan Plaid CASHNERES: twilied
aud pain Grghams; ALPaCAS; BONBsZiNRs;
French aRd Entlish CHI MITES; with variety Of
other Goods which wiz he sold on reasonable terms,
at IL BALTIMORE STREET.
o30 between Calvert and Li.ht sts
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MEEN FUN,

S.TTR UP THE FIRE. FINE SHOVEL s.
"a TONGS, of polished steel, in sets aud pairs
STANDS for do, with bTbuzed feet; BRASS and
WIFE TENDERS: FRENCH FOLDING do coal
HDDS aud $iFTERS; FIRE CakRlERSi b OW
FIR STANDS for Gratrs; CARPET HAMMERS
STRETCHERS an TACKS; STAIR RODS; REL
Lows ant HEARTH BRUSHES; SAD IRONS
aud STANDS: HOLLOW WARE, TABLE cur
LERY &C., with large assortment ut FAMILY
HARDWARE and hseiul HOUS excepting AR
TiCiES, 'or s,le at the lowest prices at TIT
HOUSE FURNISHING WARERO0MS.
q. L. WETNORE s Co,
ION. Charles-st, opposite UniUn Back
nr07 .1Nv In
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Fslh SALE 4 RENT.

"a FOR SALE. HOUSE located in a
NsHEa healthy and respectable nrIghb0Ehuod, con
kEfE5 yeHent TO Wap . aud inferior tn none in the
f~-sSSS~~ eny. It is now and has hg II OCCUPIED rs
Gr0cery Store, but il is believed would make
good sand for any kind OF business. Any one wish
ing to see the property, can get information tbs
office. go en2,+
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31
RENvAnE OE TOorEl.ACnE pRNps.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENsWARE
No. o.

HYOiLES 4LE.
HUST RECElVEU. a 6ne assortment Of
eS COMMON aud PktNTEn WARE, well sui!rd
10 wbSlrsale trade. Cou try merchants arerpqu3st
I'd to call and examine INV siGeS.
RETAIL.
Also, anoth large lut of Flowing Blue Hong
Kong Dinner Tea Toilet ana Brrasf.st WARE, Of
entire new patterns, Tag :hes with as good sock
Of Nonidrd and at GLASS and CANTON CHINA
can bn f uhd iibthe city.
The above stock will he sold low, for cash, ill
JaHaary |, l847, afer which tine the subscriber wi
remove To No II Nsuh iInWHd street.
gg. All persons Indebted 10 J. =. H. Jr, ara re-
qnssted to call and settle such accounts, as were
contracted previous to Sept. Is, 1876
o7fJaI JOSEPH \. HASTINGS, Jr
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~ ING'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
IA 2IT BALTIMORE STREET,

The Oldest Establishment in the Cftu.
With Light expressly adnpIGd to The hVt, The most
superior Appardtus, and certain Chemicals, the Pro
priet0r, by giving his con taat personal attention
is protest. has been enabled to produce The most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
IATURES that have ever becn exhibited,
03- Citizens ard strangers are invited TO call and
examine specimens.
6l3- Hours of operating from 9 A. NJ. to S P. M.
Instructions given and all materials furnished.
SplS-If
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a. EES PIANO FORTE
~ WAREHOUSE, 1871 PRATT. ST,

" WAREHOUSE, 1871 PRATT. ST,
adjoining the Rail Road Depot.
,svL-zZsss>zz,- The undersigned, having obLained
the agency for the sale OF Bacon & Ra-
\ q wv MS cell brated French actiot PA.
NOS, of New York, now offers n the
nHhiic really superior ms rumeut which tar beauty
and dd,ab IL nf finish, brI'iaH,y and richness OF
tore, cannot be surpassed. Pr0'essor and amat urs
who have tried ik"m, pronounce them she very beat
hs'tamcnts nj The day.
The manufacturers being very extensively engaaa ed
in Se Piano Forte huSiHess enabled to sell them
mUCh lower tnan the Hsnai prices
Persons drsifnns Of purchasing Il real good Piano,
ana nj the sane time pay very moderate price, are
invited to cell aud examine those now on haad.
r. NEWTON KWK7X ISL Pratl.st
seq Adioiriua the Railroad Depot
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FALL STYLE OF HATS AND GAPS.

: 4 y NJ ST 7 HID OF' IIHI'N IAN II CHE75s >
NaS5za 70 be- had ia all their varieties Mt nv
EEF@ old Saud No. SO EUTAW STREET,
-s&4 one door North of Lexington ST.. wit re
l4s&sa43A the public will find tut and teneraI as
- ..t. SCR mtnt Of HATS and CAPS Of the
best quality and at the very lowest prices | would
also call attention To INV fine NUTRlA BEAVER
HATS at only $3.50, believing them to be unequalled
for the price in the city.
a29 :}m CHARLES TOWSON.
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FLA SHsO A B i.
HAT AND CAP ESTABLlSH WENT,

No. 2O4 WESr PRATT STREET.
EGgzN GEORGE h QUAIL would most
A.SE& respectfully infnrm Ills friends and the
pubic gener'y, that ne has on
Msa4IaM hand large ANA general assortment OF
40 lar Of all kinds, OF his own nant-
ftcture, whIch for beauty Of style aud ai h. cannot
be- ex"elled. Together win large stock of CAPS,
consisting "f Fur Cloth and Glazed.
He would also call the particular attention Of the
LADii 10 his handsomC selection of Lynx, Sable
Martin, Genet mud other MIiFFS: also, his beau
titul fancy velvet and & 9th CAPS for children
10" The above Goods having been selected by him
self III New York, for his retail trade, and purchased
nj the lowest cash p'ices, h. is enabled to self Them
wholesale or RETAIL as low az any other house III The
city. ol3-ttsJ
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USTCAL TUITION. MIR. u. CLEAVE-
ia LAND, (rrote sor OF Music, and for several
ars member OF The Teachers class in the Boston
IadGUy Of MeSic,) h"ving taken Room at No. III
kLTlMORE STREET, near South, is prepared to
~ his professional se rvces to classes, give pri
lie lessons on reasonable terms, at his rooms or al
! residence of his pupils
RLadies and gen eIen can get good instruction on
BY instrument, or in vocal music by calling as
zove. All kinds of Instruments selected with
Int care, free of charge
FOG Particular attention paid the cultivation of
Re voice. sc i6.3m
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StARPETING CARPETyNG y
.R. CULLEN'slNDIA MTABLE

nR. CULLEN'S ETA BILE
~ SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast akin the place every nrera-
ration heretofore used for diseases arising from Yeas
ather causes All that j. necessary 10 secure
this medicine place in The Domestic Pfoctice of
every family, when such medicine is needed, is
niak
IL speaks for itsef-is innocent in its orefations,
AID n injury arise from it. uSe AT any time.
Whnipsaie AMI Retail by Rowland * WALTaN Pro
erietots 37R Market SlIeot Phra Also il Baltimore
hv N. N. Robinson corner of Gay and Saratoga ste;
Kins!0a s. Toy, Hs1 Marsh Market Space; J,mes
Stansbury, No Q37 Broadway, FrIi's Point; aofaen
& Tuhman, No. 1884, West Pratt arrest. sea
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SpLENDi-, WApCTa ~.

Splendid WATCH rs.
6.9 Splendid Hunting ri first quality full
WT5& iTwciled pate II: lever WATCHES, received
L. SO per the last steamer, made expressly TO
HA:-+S der with large aEs0rtmeHt ct tie diff rent
desc options of gold and silver Watches which are
wauanted 10 h. as iitR as aay of my former inpar
ta0nS. Persons in wait OF irst cuaIny Watches
will please call and examine & u GEARK'S as
snr'ment, at the old established stand, Water street,
ser0nd door from CaYnrt. na&
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4 II OAK. HALL.

4 u OAK HAIL
"a TAiLOkIHG ESTABLISHMENT,
BY bfATTHFa> MELTCK HANovgR STREET, one
door from Market ST., you can purchase tLOFHlHG
at Iedueed prices, TO suit the tines. Coihing made
and irmtaPd at the usual rates-Pauts aud Vests al
5l25 81 rs; Cna's, of Fr"nch English i'lo.llS
s. 10 50 The new style ef New York Over cost
and sack has just arrived; also, the style Epsis
and Pants BIDaks, sc. Call and see the qraty and
s,yle of these garments at Oak Hail Clothing store
No. Hanover street, by
ot5-lmt MATTHIAS MELiCK.
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COTlLLION PARTIES.

COTILLION PARTIES.
StTIARLES L.. SPIES begs leave to inform
u his friends aud The public, hat his ii ut COTIh-
LION PARTY will be teld on SATURDAY EVE
MING, Oct oath, (inst and continue every Satar-
day Evening tn on bout The season, at
CENTRAL HALL.
The Practising Assemblies will be held on THURS
DAY EVENINGS, the commencement Of which
due notice will he given.
The Subscription Book is now open, at the follow
ing pr ces, for The n:
Saturday Evenings, So O9-sinsle tickets 50 cents
Thursday Ev nings, & G0--5inge tickets 81,
Thursdays and Saturdays inclusive, SS,
N, IS. Mr. SPIES Dancing Academy il now open,
the scholars Of which are admIttcd to the above
Bals and Parties free of charge. [sRI ola cow
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TOLD GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL. ID
~ CLARK opens a great variety of Gold and sill.
work this day, among which are handsome cold
Guard Chains, for ladies and gentlemen; also, gold
Guard Keys; Fob Chains and Seals, with great va
iety Of beautiful Jewely. SEGA
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.s5SAA, FOR RENT. The second story Of the
EsT:..l Book Store, No. Isl PRATT STREET, ad-
EMiis joining tie Baltimore and Ohio RaIl Road
MzatW-D pot, consisting Of one very mrge aud COM
modi0ns Room, very sHitable tor commission Iner-
chani, st0rage room arm0ry for military cnmpa-
ny, or any other purpose requiring aenty If room.
Two handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
ers, and large SHOW WINDOW, for sale cheap.
Inquire at the Bookstore,
No 15I PRATT STREET,
jeS-tf acxt door to Railroad Depot.