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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

Wars MEN DrsfRANcHIsED. The
colored people 10 Hsy.i have adopted .
new constitution, which provides that no
white man shall bold real estate or be.
come = citizen Of that republic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31
Wanted,

uNoR the ensuing year, "a single man prefer
red) an eneraelic man, Of industrious, So
her and business habits, and high character, %
,,,;,t ne In managing ny Farm, aId purchasine
Mhsa, JAMES L. RANSOM.
{. Dec IL, 1876. ~,
r., srsver the above requirements. J. L. 4.
luss -, ,,s,gtOs cassTuHeres vrOm or 10 sI,5U
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"A wise man will speak wen Of bis
neighbor. love hi wife. snd pay for bis
newspaper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

~ Poetry is The flower Of literature /;
prose is the corn, potatoes. and meat
Satire isihe aquafortis.- Wit is the spice
and pepper. Love letters are the honey
aud sugar; and dnnning letters are the
emstics; letters containing remitiances
are the apple dumplings, an apple being
enveloped.- Boston Yankee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31
2e9 Acrea nfT.a...
THRIFTY TIMBEB

~ - ACres OF Land,
balance IN sn'srea''ivaiion, and the
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srhe damps Of autumn sink inic The
leaves. and prepare them for the Decessi-
" Of their fall; and thus insensibly are
We, IS the years close round Us, detach-
ed from our teuacily 10 sife by the gentle
pressure Of recorded sorrows
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: Dec 10, 1866 I'll
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= = HURsDAY MORNINGS DTcE,pr.1 :,
y. n. BE.aRD,

ID RSPEcTFULLY ihforms his friends and
= the public in general, that he has repleo-
shed his Store. with nearly On entire .FEJT
STOCK Of such articles as are usually kent az
him, with many neg articles, which be otfefs
very iew,sud hopes. BY strict personal attep.
ton, 70 merit eontiuuanee Of public patton
age- His stoek consists in part as follovs
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"a BLooDLEss ACHIEvEMENT.n

LEWIS ". wA.ursoros, Esq.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24

atALVEGtT aALL. SECOND AND LAST
~ GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
HENRI HENRI,
Pianist and Composer 10 ii. M, the King nf the
French, and Professor OF the Royal Conservatory Of
Paris, viii take place on
FRIDAY EVENING, Nor. eth, 1886
admired vocalist, Mr., ALLEN, MIR. GILES, MI
DEEMS, Mr.. PETRI, and an Orchestral Accom-
panimGnt.
The Concert will be concluded with the Overture
to semiralus, arranged for PIANO FORTEs, aud
performed by eleven of the best Piano players in
B timOre, aud Mr. HENRI HERR
PROGRAMME-PAkT (.
!. Grand COncerto-the I'd dedicated 10 the
King of France, for the Piano and
Orchestra
|. Allegro M@stOsO,
J. Andante PEccessaise.
s. Rondo Lslsse, composed and execu'-
ed by II. Herr.
,. Romano, from Anna BoIena, sung by
Miss Korsinsky, Donizetti
g. Solo COrnopean-Adagio and Polocca,
composed amp executed by j. Nj, Deems.
a. Grand Aria-''ll BracciOmio, ply Miss
Korsnsky, Nicoli.
5 Brilliant Fantasii, on Lucrizia Borgia,
10y request0 composed and executed
by Henri Herr.
[IDtermission of ten miuuIes.l
PART III.
6, Solo CoTnopean--tThe last Rose of
Summer" j. M. Deems
7. Cavatna, from Romeo and Juliet, sung
by Miss k0fslnsky, Belni
8, Variations di bfavoura, on the Trio from
Gle pre- aux Clcrcs," with orchestra,
composed and executed by II. Herr
9. Tyrolienne, Miss Korsinsky, lager
10. Grand Overture to Semirames, arranged
for EIGHT PIANO FORTES bv G, Czerny
and performed by Mrs. Friese, Ms. May, MIS-.
Schelter, MGssrs. Al en-, Muller, Metz, smith,
Hartman. May, Petn, Schwing aud Henri Herr.
0-Ficke Il Al each, TO be had al the Music Stores,
at J. R0binsou's and he door OF the Hail Doors
open at 6! O'Clock. Concert to commence At u o.
clock precisely. No postponemento on account of the
weather. n2J-4t
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aAR. HARRIS

iAi}. HARRIS
- MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER,
The subscriber, havna procured the formula Of Dr.
Z. A. ttaus' Aromatic aud Astringent Mouth Wash,
aud Aromatic ana Detergent Doth Powder taxes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling assur
cd that they vii meet with general Appreciation.
They cOmhBe in an eminent degree, AL The import
ant medical qualities which desirable Tor prepare
tons Of the to possess They cleanse the Teeth,
excite healthy action OF the gums, and tmpart 10 the
breath most delightful fragrance.
W Prepared and sold only by 9. ?, ROGERS,
Druggist and Chersist, corner OF Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. n23-lw-jG9-6m
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

5TAIIUNAihK AND BLANK HUUIAS'
III COUNTRY MER CHANTS, TEACHERS
"a AND OTHERS will always find Ia ge and
Homplete assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, Sta.
=LIONERY and BLINK account BOOKS, al
NO ISL Pratt street, door to the Railroad Depot,
Iiil of which am determined 10 sell ehsnp any
a)ther establishment in the city. Merchants doing
pa mess on or near the Wharves, will find every
hing suitable for the counting room in great variety,
i md really ckeap too.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
0ade to order, and ruled to any pattern without OK
IA charge.
Cash o. trade given for rags.
G5-The second one thlrd torres of The warehouse
/ sccupy are for RENT, They very large aud
and suitable for any person doing
tOmmis .i0n business. They will be rented very
R0deraG.
T. NEWTON KURTZ,
p No. Isl Pratt street.
nglG-n next door to the Railroad Dppct
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24
WHyILLIANI TAYLOR,

wv JARVIS BULLDOGS, NORTH ST.,
Has in press HE ROMAN TRAITOR. By r..
~ Herhert, Esq. THIS ID decidedly the best book of
ne season. II has created an excitement in London
where it has already been published, only equalled
y the celebrated ''Tbree Guardsmenn of Dumas,
and perhaps it eXcelS that work in it's rich store OF
Historical facts, AMI correct deneatioua of manners
|and customs Of the ancient Romans at the time Of
Caaline, the "Rnman TraiIor.n Orders for the
above work, accompanied with the cash, will be
RromPuy attended to- Regular customers will be
supplied without an order, by
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
AOl6-IW JARVIS Binding, North street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24

FANHAT UNRlVALLED CARMINATIyE.
n GROWERS INFANT CORDIALr il the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
OF the hrstreSpeciabllity throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can BE- given u the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward gains, the
Cordial viii be found of nculcuable benefit. For
thSsf children who afflicted with weakly or de-
biItated state Of the bowels, the Cordial Will move
very beneficial Children While Ietthiug safer great
amount Of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bo" ers Infant COrdiaI eXerts, by very soothing
qUalitcs, makes il very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let 10 family be without this Invaluable rene
dy.--Price IS cents,
For sale wholesale and retail by
G r. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist
corner Of Howard and Marion streets,
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard sts.; DR.. f.. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green's SITS Il. Lemon
corner of Market and PoppletOn SITS; A. C. Ridgely
corner of Howard and Pratt cts: j. II. Perkins & Bro
ther, corner OF Green and Frahkiin SIS; II, W. an
drcws, Hill ST.; c. K. Tyler, corner of High and Mar
Eet sta; DR.. Il. ROuntrec, BET Air Market Th0s q.
Hopkins, broadway, Frl.s Point g. Stansbury
Thames ST.; G W. lcKel, Pratt and Eden ST.; r. j.
Pitts, High and Pra. sG. =. Reyes, corner Of Paca
and Little Green street; Or. R;B5utg Frat aud Paca
street nl9-lw-jGl2.6m
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FnSO TIE AFFLTCTED.-We wish to cali
n the attention ofuur readers To the advertisements
OF Gr Dow, regular medical nian whose professions
al education is not surpassed by any ph, sicr the
country His having devoted his Alteration tyr many
years 10 particular branr of the pro ession and
having been extremely successful in curing long staRd
ing and dlftcut cases, such were considered al
most incurahe, Is sufficient to commend him to the
pubic as worthy of rbe extensive patronage he is
dali! receiving Tothose acquainted with the Doctor,
we say nothing MS 10 bis skill honor, or integrity
they are well known; but Strangers IN search Of n
nhysi ian, I'VE wOnld recommend 10 carefully read
Dr. Dow's advertisements and he SIRE, when calling
on him, 10 observe hat his Office is is Second street
between S'u'h and Gryss,
See his advertisements. na9
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24
yKyO TIE 100000 READERS
OF TILE CLIP ER

The subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that in consequence OF the numerous applications
hitherto made to him. for the furnishing of original
pieces of poetry, songs, acrOstics, sGrnets for Al
huns, advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
letters, obituary notices, notices on Music and the
Drama, and in short all descriptions Of congestion,
he i prepared to furnish those in want, both in the
city aud country. Applications by mail, enclosing
any amount, viii receive Immediate attention. Ap.
plicaton personally, or if by mail, post paid, to
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
No and Jarvis Building, Baltic, Md.
1I1- Communications cI1icflu con f1cukrL nl3.tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24
gT IHG'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY
AN- 2i7 BALTIMORE STREET,

The Oldest Establishment in the Cify
With Light expressly adapted To the Ara, the most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals the Pre-
pr!etor by giving his personal attention 20
his profession, has been enabled To produce The most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
IATURES thai have ever hGen exhibited
nc Citizens and strangers are invited 10 call and
examine specimens.
U3- Hours Of operating from A. VI. to p. M.
sfucIions given and all materials furnished.
seIS-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24

COLLAR LARD LAMPS.-Just received an
- assortment of Cornelius celebrated LARD
LAMPS, with rich cut Glass Shades. of various
shapes; also on hand a large IotOfNE4L'S PATENT
LAMPS, for burning Cold Lard; and Lard Lamps OF
all kinds. For Housekeeping Articles OF every des-
cripuon cali at the Furnishing NarerO0ms of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
is Baltimore street,
O3D If oppo lite Ceatre Market.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!l

STOVES! STUV Els! STOW Esq!
ND p, So NNyA SsT's PATENT AIR TIGHT
Ia @ COOKING SfDVE, sold only at No. 2S :.
CALVERT STREET, Baltimore. This Stove has a
character which no other has ever attained. 1t il
warranted to give satiS(actinn-and may be returned
should It fail to do So 1t sold last year by 7.
q, H1ppeFsett, at J. w. Stewart 4 Co.'s, 63 Market
street, bat is now sold only at IS CALVGR1-ST.
We are the only persons in this city and state who
authorised by P. Z. Stewart of Troy N. Y, pa
tentee, to sell any of his Stoves, and caution the
public against purchasing any Stove, as an .'improU-
ed tteodrt StOpe " or the "Stevart Stove
all such are impos ons. We have also a large
assortment Of the very best COOK STOVES in the
United Safes, with Radiators, r- tight Pa,lor and
Chamber STOVES, which will be sold low at IS s.
CALVERT STREET, B nere.
OI-eOtf HAPPERSETT & PINKERTON.
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EBRATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

n No. 3Oi, ABOVE EUTAW.
(ReCent!y occupied ~ the late Jas. G. UilsOnj
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishments and IS prepared 10 furnish to order all
descriptions Of IRON CASTINGS. Also IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCuI-
TEGTURAL and ORNAM ENTAIL purposes, carved
in the best style a- Orders respectfully solicited
and puncmally attended to.
O7 ON JOHN COrHRANE
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FOi{ SALE 4. RENT.
POSTPONED SALE.

FHNEUSTEE'S SALE, In virue of decree
IL of Baltimore County Court, suing in Equity
thesubscriber, as Trustee, viii ,on SATURDAY, 2Sth
Nov. 1916, at u'cIock P. NJ, expose at pubic auc-
tion on the premises, that very large and profitable
a, establishment occupied for many years past
sfsyfssA by Samuel McKtm and Samuel G. Hyde, az
RssE Soap aud Candle mauHlaclNtv. and sit
l'SAAs, Gated On the north corner Of Saratoga
aud Holiday streets, IN the city Of Baltimore. The
lot on which the factory budn:s situated has an
extended front ON Saratoga street OF orc hundred
and hfty.twO feet and six inches, and another on
Holiday street Of fiftytwO feet and six inches. The
huildnss are extensive and of the most commodous
description, and IN good and servceabG state of re-
par; the hEiures, such as Boilers, Kettles, Pans
Frames, sc &C, all of which will he included in
the saeare IN gOnd condition, and Of the best kinds
For the purposes for which designed no establish
men can exceed this in convenience, il its appoint
mt hts, i'll its location, or general advantages.
Capitalists and manufacturers are requested to
visit and examine the premises, which Will he at all
times open TO them tor inspection. The terms Of
sale. as prescribed by the decree, fourth in
cash; the rest u three equal instruments at four
eight and twelve months, with interest from The day
otsae. The ground rent upon the lot is $3.50 year
Possession will be given tie LIST Of December.
NJ cots J. j. SPEED, Trustee
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FASHION ABLE
HAT AND CAP MENT

No. &04 WEST PRATT STREET.
EBSiEssa GEORGE X. QUAIL would most
ES.lEE respectfully inform his friends and the
HAG public generally, that he has now on
AgG@M@A hand large and general assortment OF
e' as Ats, of all kinds, OF his own manu-
facture, which, for beauty of style and fRsh cannot
De excelled. Together with large stock OF CAPS,
consisting oC Fur, Cloth and Glazed.
He would also call the particular attention of the
LADIES to hts handsome selection of Lynx, Sable
Martin, Genet and other MUFFS: Also 10 his beau
tiial fancy velvet and Goth CAPS for children.
3If-The above Goods having been selected by him =
self in New York. for his retail trade. and purchased
AT the lowest cash prices he is enabled to sell them
wholesale or retai us low as any other house in the
city. Ol3-tlstJ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24

MILITARY BAIL,
LVA JUNIOR ARTiLLERISTS,
3Oih November, IS46.
The JUNIOR ARTILLERISFS ann uace their
F!FFH ANNUAL BALL on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Both November 1916, AT
WASHINGTON HALL.
Perhaps on ne occasion will this Hall appear to
the same adVan age the present the proprietor
having ngaged the complete renovation and embel-
llshmcnt OF the building undeI the direction of an
ltaian Artistic, Mr.. Kathlert.
The Ceiling and Walls of the Bail Room are being
Painted in Fresco.
Refreshments under the direction of the Executive
Committee
RICE'S FULL MILITARY AND COTILIION
BAND in attendance
MAN AGERS:
The Field, Staff aud Com The Fie STAFF and Com
pany Officers Light Di- pany 0fficeIs, Sd Divi-
vision v. sion, Nj. NJ.
Capt. Mcdowell, Jesse y Hunt
Lieut. ID. X. Blown, J. Paul JOINTS,
SeTg't WIN. MaydwGll, Henry NJ Minor,
George Inman, James NJ. Geddes,
&c Fuller, Oswald Bowen
h. X. Watson, Chas klunk,
Or M. Sgt VIM Allen, D. Le(evre
0Ls- Tickets S2-for sale at the Clipper, Sun and
Argus offices; by the pembers Of the Company, and
by the officers of all the volunteer companies.
nl7eotb
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY or THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or B.ALTIFORE & CY9LVER9-STS
MRS. HUNTS BENEFIT.
FHVHIS EVENING, Nov. 23d, will be perform
d ed SATAN IN PARIS. Mysterious Stranger,
Mrs. HUNT. Count Vanille Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Count Beausoleil, Mr.. ANDERTON.
SINGING by MRS, HUNT.
To conclude with the excellent Farce Of "THE
MARRIED RAKE. Mrs. TTicuac and Capt FilE-
hefbelt, Mrs. HUNT. Mrs. Flighty, Miss PUWN-
ALL, FIighty, Mr.. ANDERTON.
@S- AGmlttance2 rs cts, children under 10 years Of
age l2l ceAls. SaiOun performance to commence at
II o CLOCK precisely. Ii
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AMUSEMENTG.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

FANHTS EVENING, Nov. 9irh VIII he perform
n ed the Opera of MARITANk. Charles H.
King Of Spain, Mr.. MEYER. Don Ca ar de Bazan
Mr.. FRAZER. Don Jose de San,afem, Mr.. c,E.
GUM Alcade, Miss Austin. Mariana a Gitana,
Mrs. SEGUiN.
To conclude with the laughabe Farce Of A MA
BOB FOR AN HOUR. sam Hobbs, Mr.. w. q.
CHAPMAN. Nanny Scraggs Miss KATE LUD-
Low. Miss Leslie, Miss PALMER.
{G5- Price of admission-BUX SO eents-Pit IS.
a3-DoOrs open AT quarter past 7-perormance to
commence at quarter TO o'c Ock. Ii
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WEIGH, MANN * DELAVAN'S
CIRCUS AND THEATRE
FRONT STREET.

AA} I'LL OPEN for the Winter seasOn on MON
w DAY, the Both instant The Equestrian and
Stage entertainments will far surpass any attempts
ever witnessed in this country for great aud magni
hcent combinations of rare aud Superatve talent in
every department of the urts. The house has been
entirely reiltcd, carpetcd and beantfied in every
part and The Managers fater themselves that no 81
mar establishment in This country offer the pub
lie so enchanting and rational an entertainment as
they are determined To present to the citizens and
strangers visiting Baltimore. Full particulars in iu-
ture advertisements nl9.u
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TBNRUSTEE'S SALE. Under a general order
a OF Baltimore County Court, the subscriber as
Trustee, will on sATURDAY, the 28th day
of November, lrd6, AT one O'Clock, P. nj, eK-
pose ut public sale at the XChJuge in the city
Ut Baltimore, that valuable aat connudlous Brick
DWELLING Of three stories aud base
lsLiiSs. tannt, and the LOT on which il stands, on
AsgEI the south side Of Pleasant street twenty two
s'NETs and a halt feet from COurlIand street, and
occupied by Mr. Samuel G. Hyde. The trent On
Pleasant street Is twenty two and half feet, with
Il pih, for the lot of Gtty-ivG feet to- an alley, with
the puviIegeof the ne oC it, portion Of the lot
sabcct to Il sTRa annual ground rent Of twenty-five
dollars In" rest in fee simple. The terms Of sale
e one third casn, the rest in two equal paym nts
at 3 and months, with interest, all cash the
discretion Of the purchaser. J, J. SrEED,
nn7-jaWls Trustee.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARI
SOUTH cuH SSi +; STREET.

W II y IL r. y II n.
"a UST RECEIVED, n 6De assortment OF
30 COMMON aud PRINTED WARE, well suited
10 wholesale trCdG COu try merchants are request
I'd to call and examine nv STOCK.
RETAIL.
Also another large lot OF Flowing Blue. Hong
Kong, Dinner. Tea Toilet amt Breakfast WARE, OF
entire new patterns TOg Their with as good stock
Of Moulded and cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
as can he found in the city.
The above stock will be sold low, for cash, till
January l, l847, afer which time the subscriber will
remove to No, ~ North Howard street.
90 An persoikS indebted J. ). RI. Jr., are re-
qutsted to call and settle such accounts, as were
contracted previous to Sept. Is, 1916
ol7-tJal JOSEPH 8. HASTINGS, Jr
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NufS our Fnn TUE

HUI QUIZ For THE
N4 HANOVER STREET CHEAP STORE!
There i, still few more Of those enc 10 Goods len
at the "SelIing Off StGgG," No, 6o Hanover street.
which must be coseE cut AT cost or less Excellent
CALtCoEs, fast colurs, only g.! cs, per yard, and
lots Of other BARG ms. Don't forget the store
aud No, GS HANOVER STREET,
MI92N 81 stnrG south Of Pratt.
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III STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS.

FALL STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS.
M To be had in all their varieties nj my
aM old Stand, No. 80 EUTAW STREET,
xzzzaa3Ha one door North of Lexington st, whore
sf,f&a1ISS the pubic will find full and general as
sur meat or HATS and CAPS Of the
best quality and at the very lowest prices would
also call attention to my fine NUTRIA BEAVER
HATS at only $3.50, believing them to be unequalled
fOr the price i'll the city,
a29.j m CHARLES TOWSOE,
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w A NTS.

FHVEACBER WAHrED-To take ch,,re 1,
! 4 Primary School No. 1, of the Evangelical Eds
calional Association. Tie applicant must be- a com
municaut member of one OF The Evangelical Pro
lestant denominations; and must be recommended
by his Pastor. Appb 10
WILLIAM P, SPENCER,
No. IS s. Calvert street
Colonel JOHN PlCKELL,
(, w, COfuer of South and Lombard SIS,
DURUS CARTtR,
277 L, Monument street.
Or to the Secretary of the Associotiyn,
ROBERT PIGGOT,
n24.3t No SO Aisquilh street.
"AMTED. A new or second hand BUGGY
w WAGON, IN 90 order. Apply at
n2O-4t No 400 BALTIMORE STREET.
Nn ANTS a SCHOOL. A SITUATION NJ teach
w CT is wanted by gentleman from the North
VINO mas had several years experience in teaching,
ana mas good reoomnlendations-haS objections
10 go 10 me country Inquire personally or by letter
L.. r. sCOTsTrs Intelligence Office.
me- No. 10 Exchange Place.
SITUATION WANTED-Bv a Young man
- ct several sears experience in the grocery and
commission business. R0 efences OF III highest ret
specabiIity will be given in regard to character ca
L.F .SCOTTrs Intelligence Office,
nl4 old establishment, No. 10 Exchange Place.
&SIrUATIo WANTED. Bya young man
~ from The country, IN grocery, -four or commits
sion StOre-he can come well recommended Appy
at j.. F.SCOTVl'S Intelligence Office,
nl2 No 10 Exchange Place.
4 SITUATION rs WANTED in some re-
"a spec able Jobhing House by young man from
Virginia, who could command a cons ldcrable share
OF trade from the Vallcy;ha best of references as
10 character and ability, can be gtveA. Address y
Ak tins ONCE. oS #
NHTASHED-YOun men, with or without ca
w pai, may hear OF fua opportunities 70 en-
gage in profitable business, by callIngon
a29 l., f. SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place.
FNyAE ~ MOTTO E-WANTEHD CLERKS,
n book keepers, bar Keepers, Porters for stores
English Teacher Coachmen; OstIers; Wagongrs;
Overseers; 20 !aborers; Agents; 30 Cooks, Washers
and lroners; Cham beTmaids Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids Seamstresses; House keepers and
anumber of other situations too numerous to mention
and too valuable to lose Families have only to rive
Il call and theirwants will be immediately attend
ell to. Servants sent from my office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SCOTTI,
oc9s No. 10 Exchange Place.
nVERSEER. Situation wanted, by middle
" aged man, as oVerseer-he is thoroughly &c
q4ainted with his business in every branch what
ever, and can come very highly recommended
Apply quickly at
L.F. SCOTTI'S intelligence Office,
ms No. 10 Exchange Place.
.4.sEsh. WANTED-,To rent Immediately,