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gNSHAT UNRlVALLED CARMINATIVE.
n GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular MediciuG now in use among VaTious families
of the first rsSpectahiIiIy throughout the country
BOWERS CORDIAL can b. gwen TO the most
tender infant with p rfGct safety. For children, or
adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
COrdia will he found OF iuCalCuable benEht. For
thest children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
hiltated state Of the bowels, the Cordial viii prove
very beneficial. Children white teetimg sHffrr great
amount nf pain, and OCCASION the parent thereby
much anxiety and trOI biz. The happy influence that
"B0w ers' Infant Corda exertS by ls very soothing
qualities, makes It very desirable remedy IN all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy.-Price 25 cents. ...
For sale wholesale and retail by
c p. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist
corner Of Howard and hartOn streets
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard sts.; DR.. e. H.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SITS; IT, Lemon,
corner of Market and PoppletoR SITS; A. G. Rdgey,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts.: - II. Perkins Il Bro
Their, corner of Green aud Franklin SITS; II. w. An
drews, Hill st.; g, X. Tyler, corner Of High and Mar
Set SITS; DR.. T. RountreG, bel Air Market; Thos &,
Hopkins, broadway, Feis Point; J. D. Stanshury,
Thames st.; G w. r IcG-l, Pratt and Eden St; T. J.
Pitts, High and Pra. sl;G. P. RCge.s, corner of Paca
and Little Green street; Dr, RBhula Pratt and Paca
street na8-lW-jel2-Gm
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GREAT BARGAINS.

TIL = Largest STOCK Of iCH FRENCH
GOODS ~ THE CITY OF BALTIMORE NV
SELLING OFF AT GREAT BAR IAiSS.
~ GARDINER being d"strons TO ryduc his
n . large st", OF FANCY aud STAPLE I0DS
before the sra sou clUs's, will commence this morn
II Q 90 sell off without regard TO cost He has re
csived the last week large additions to his STOCK troHi
the aucti ms Of New York IN philadelphia, which,
together with hia large nck of Rich FieRcA Goods
now on haud offers such inducements 1" pa ch iseIs
rs will NOT fail To give hHm sdts'actloni among me
many ARTICLES comprising lhe stock can be found III
all their vrtirtes-
Rich figured Dress SILKS,
Plain aud Nhatne con do.
six VELVET, coI'i aud White sATtNS,
SILK ROBE French MtRlNOES,
French UASHM RES, tie tuufui styles at 80 cts
Grote Smwres. Highland PLAIDS. silk PLaIDS,
Ptait uERlNOES and Ca5HMEkES,h gh co'o.s,
O, egou pLAiDa, ,.,o.-. -,
French LANES "f na snS 81 pr S"
Lupin'- M"u'""g do all w""l al 81. eta pr. I'D.
ALSN--A magnificent assortment Z SIT Wis n
T.ikcri Ihih,t. t'as 'urrr, Craze, silk DO, 20
FRENCH EnBROiDERiE~.
Black and White Luce tAPES; Ehh'd a.. CbL-
la =; thrrtIelt SLEEVES Nc &c,
ALSO "A general vlrie Of HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES. Appl' nj .,
SIOEE No. 81, MARKET ST.,
do 4th House above Light street
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MAR. IIANKlS'

EAH. HA RRlS' -
K y SO,lTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The suhscr,her having prncur"d the formula of DIR.
O. A. Hariis' Aromatic and AsiriRgent M"nlh Wash,
and Aromatic and Detergent 00th Powder taxes
pleasure in Offering them 10 the public, feeling asshr-
ed that they will meet with general appr"bitioh.
They combne in an eminent degree, AL the import
ami medical qualities which are desirable for prtpara-
lions az the snrt % psess They cleanse the Teeth,
excite heathy action OF the gums, aud npalt 10 the
h, cath a most delightful fragrance.
{6s- Prepared aAd sold only by O. P. ROGERS,
Drusyis, and Chemist, corner OF Howard and Marion
streets, BalumoSe. S9i"-aa1s'N
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REOORE'S PICTORIAL MHXRUKD. In
lyH Offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that 80 no gnncS
remedy to cure all diseases. is it recommended MS
cure for consunPioni il is prepared from the re-
ceipt OF the late Or. Moore, OF Philadelphia, ana IS
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections. 1t will also be tnund usefhI ~ the incl
pient Stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived hene
fit from its use, but it lie deemed unnecessary, as
trial OF il will be sufficient ltlnn a. It's va
jue as remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by ChAEhEs u. bAhNi,
nl9-tf No. ls2 Baltimore street.
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NIGH COLORED TARTAN PLAIDs
UpRATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

III mo- OVFg
(Recsntty occupied by The late Jas. q. Wilson,
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishments and s prepared TO furnish IN order all
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCHi-
rEGTURAL aud ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best style. - Orders respectfully solicited
aud runcmaIIy attended to.
OF tim JuHN COCHRSNE.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
EMPORIUM

az, The Subscribers nave pre- plred---~.
fiue assortment of hrautitul and 9'0'1'hsS
tashionahle SHOES and CATERS, suitable tor the
tall and winter, which they would ike the Ladies 10
call and examine, and can be sold NJ the following
prices: Caters 81; Half Caters, thick sole Sl.b2;
Morocco halt Boots do. 5 rs; Maroccn JeAGrs0ns,
10. Sl.l2; SEAT Skin Half Boots, Sl.l@ seal Skin
Jefersens 81; Misses half Boots, thick SOLE 10 cents;
childven's Boots ami shoes, 50 ecNts.
ATs- The above wnlK Is prepared IN tie neaest and
most fashionable sIyc with every care for dura-
LiIity. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTi lis, made at tho shortest
noIcc ELLIS u NiCUhAt,
Ds7-tf no. 40 Halt,mOie-sI
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
No. q,
SOUTH CHARLES STREET,

WHOLES.A ale.
HUST RECEIVED, fine assortment of
81 COMMON and PRINTED WARE, we'll suited
to wholesale trade. Cour try merchants request
ed to call and examine my stOcx.
RETAIL,
Also, anoth"r large lot of Flowing Blue, Hong
Kong, Dinner. Tea Toilet ana Breakfast WARE, of
entire new patterns Tog, Their with as good a stock
of Moulded and cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
as can be- found in the city.
The above stock will be sold low, for cash, till
January l, l547, after which time the subscriber will
remove to No. IL North Howard street.
10 All persons indebted q J. s. n. JF., are re-
questGd TO call and settle such account, as were
contracted previous to Sept Is, 1876
Ol7-tJal JOSEPH &. HASTINGS, Jr.
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SCHOOL. BOOKS,
AND BLANK BOOKS.
. .pUNTRy MERC4A STS TEACHERS

.OUNTRY MER CHANTS,T TEACHERS
AND OTHERS will ALWAYS find h'ee and
aasnrinl"nt NJ SCHOOL BOOKS, STU
TIONRRY and BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS, at
NJ I5l Pratt street, door TO the Railroad Depot,
all oC winch am determined 10 sell shcaD ms any
other establishment in the city, Merchants doing
ha mess or near the Wharves, will find every
thing suitable for The counting room in great variety,
and really cheap too. $1,000.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
made to order, and ruled to any pattern without OK
ira charge.
Cash or trade gipen for RAGS.
R13-Thc srcund one third stories Of the warehouse
7 0Scupy are for RIB VT They are very large and
commodioms, and suitable for any person doing A
commits ion business. They will be rented very
T. NEWTON KURTZ,
No. l5l Pnatt street,
aol6-6 next door TO the Railroad pepes'
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WYO TUE AFFLTCVk.D,-W wisI

FNYO THE AFFLTCTED.-We wish To call
the attention Ofnur readerst0 the advert easements
of DR.. Dow, a regular medical man WHOSE profession
nj education is mt surpassed by any physCil0 m the
county His having deVnled his attention f. many
years 10 n particular branch Of the pro esSion, and
having been extremely in curing long staHd-
ne and Difficult eases. such rs wpr" considered al
most incurahle, Is sufficient to commend him 10 the
public as worthy Of The extensive patronage he is
daiy receiving T0hose acquainted with the Hector,
we say nothing 10 his skill honor, integrity,
they are well known; hut strangers IN search Of
nhysi ian, would recommend to carefully read
DR. Dow IS advertisements, and be sure, when calling
on him. 10 observe hat his Office is is Second street
between Slu'h and Gays g.
See his advertisements. mop
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ICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

WNVIINTI FNTN Ia NNT VTN'
This Uonde' OF the age is capable Of curing almost
every sort of affCtOn that aSsails the human h-hy.
well to relieve and restore It from al kinds of
suffering and PAIN even from he cXCruciatlug agony
of the soverest Burn, Pie, Sca'd, Rim una ism, Tic
DOOr aux, sc. ne. 1t has saved hundreds of lives
dreadihicdses where the phvscian has stood aahast
ny It's mparIng instant ease ana rest victim, ant
resting, hy its m'gurlic and electric instantaneous
fluid, inflammation AMI modification.
1t will also pr venr =. uu iaki' effect on person
bit by vGnou GU, rcpu'r.. oY rUhi animals, bee h"r
ucts, mn>GuIlO'~ spta' U.s.. u. aom having com go
contact with poisonous pants-and cure eVeTy
VIII likewise prevent and cure BROKEN Breasts,
Sore Sipprs, Cha(e and SIRE in Children, Cancers
and TarhuncIts.
Glfp For sale by CHARLES WiSEN N, Agent
for Baltimore, No 33l Baltimore street. next 10 the
Globe mn, and conner OF west Baltimore and Cove
streets, Baltimore, of whom i: may be had wholesale
and retail nlI-ru3w
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1IARSHaI,S SALE,

q Sx4z.NU BY virtue of Fleri Facias issued
$p.xss Of The District Court of the United
EMBARRASSMENT States for the District Ol aryland and
to me directed at the suit of William Mckim and
RaZIeu NJ kim rs. the Baltimore and RappahaHnoek
Steamboat Company have sc2 nd aud taken posses
sion of the Steamboat RAPAHANNOCK; and notice
is hereby given, that will proceed 10 sell the said
Steamboat to the highest bidder fnr cash, on the
TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF THIS MONTH, al
10 O'Clock, Mt the Exchange.
MOREAU FORREST,
de4 United States Marshal.
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yENo rHE 100000 READERS
' Ii - >

II UT T liz Ut " ~.
The subscriber would respectfully iniofm ne pub-
tic that in constqut nee Of the numerous applications
hitherto made 10 him, for the furnishing of orgiha
PIECES of pc try, songs, acrostcs, sennets 'or Al
buns advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
letters, obituary unticGs, notices on Music ann tue
Drama and in shnrt all descriptions Of composition.
ne i. prepared to furnish Ihnse Ia want both III the
city and country. Applications by mail, enclosing
any amount, viii receive immediate attention. hP
pication personally, or if by mail, cost paid, to
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
No 4 and s Jarvis building, Baltic, Nd.
fh}- Communications strictly con fdeuttHI. n'3 II
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MILITARY BALL,
I'VE JIINIuR ARTIIJ,ERI,

MILITARY BALL,
I'VE JUNIOR ARTILLERISTS,
9Th December, 1916.
The JUNIOR AkTILLERISrS announce their
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL on MONDAY EVEN
ING, goth November, le46, at
WASHINGTON HALL.
Perhaps on no occasion will this Hall appear to
the same adVan age the present, the pro IreOr
having engaged the complete renovation and embe-
lishment Of the building under the direction of an
Italian Artistic, Mr.. Kathlert,
The Getting and Walls of the Ball Room are being
Paintt in FrescO.
Refreshments under the direction Of the Executive
COnmittee.
RICE'S FULL MILITARY AND COTILLION
BAND in attendance
NAGERS:
The Field, staff and Com The Fie staff and Com
pany Officers Light hi pany OdiceIs, ID DiYi-
vision, NV. sion, M. NJ.
Capt. Mcdowell, Jesse j. Hunt,
Lieut. ID. X. Blown, J. Paul Jones.
SeIg't VIM. Maydwel, Henry NJ Miner,
" George Inman, James Nj. Geddes,
" Fuller, Oswald Bowen,
" n X. Watson, ChaS Klunk,
OR. NJ. Sgt VIM Allen, D. Lefevre.
GC+- Tickets S2-for sale at the Clipper, Sun and
rgu4 Offices; by the members OF the Company, and
BY the officers of all the volunteer conn anies.
nit eOtDS
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FOn SALE r. RENT.
vHVOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
AT REDUCED PRICES,
In VARIOUS PARTS OF THE CITY.

In VARIOUS PARTS OF THE CITY.
-SsAH, One dwelling on :. Charles ST. for S4500,
FL, % feet 'front.' 100 deep, three story and bac
BI!T building; Que do. East BaItimOre-st. 30 feet
EIg. W 'front.' $50 deep, extensive Improvements,
ioi $1,000; one convenient dwelling with back build
ngs on Buiaw-st. near Baltimore for $1,000; also
many others, variOusly located, and at prices that
would BE- good investments. One FARM, contain
ing $50 acres of good land, with splendid improve
ments lG miles from the city, price Sl2 600; one do.
of 100 acres the SOIL excellent, for S55 per acre.
lot and good improvements, ?! miles on the York
Road, containing two acres and handsome garden,
will be sold bargain if Immediately applied TO-
Also, Ground Rents in various directions Of the
city-ORe of 5000 at per cent. well secured, and
5 me al per cent. Those wishing 10 purchase will
please apply at No. 81 SECOND STREET, to
JAMES HANCE, or
d3.tf JAMES BARRY.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
RtrIuoRR Noypmb..r 9th IS 6,

mAfbR'S bFtitE,
BALTIMORE, November 27ih. IL q.
GWINE. Ag eeahly IL the irst 81 clian al an )r-
y dIuance of The Mayor aud tny t0uncil OF VA
timote approved AprII 10 1874 10 wit: "Snd be II
nacted and ordained by the Mayor aud City Loul-
ell Of Baltimore, That IL shat not he lawful i"t
swine go nj large AT aHy lne in aay "' tn sTttS,
lanes or ALLEY = between the Fl It day ct Octuh ahd
he the last day uf May III each and every year,
within the city nf Ba'iiunrt
7 herrfmr, Notice Is hereby grem, Tina! IN and at
Ie rHURSD, ~, the 'Gth Der'hher next, rHrs"as
will be empInytd "a take up All SWINE found gong
al larse CONTRARY 10 the above reel I'd seciinn, ann
10 he cu veye IL the AlnIs House 1T Baltimore Ciy
and County IL which ala perS0hs interested are par
ticuiahy quested Ia take u" ic".
ul8 i0t JACOB DAVIES, Mayor.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD LOAN
Office ofhe BIhimore and Ohio Rai'road

Company November "a 1886 !
WnROPOSA LIS viii he received at the office n
Il this Company up to the 9Th day # December
next, for the subscription OF loan OF $3.50 eOo for
which the certificates of the Company will he issued
bearing an interest ofsX per ceHt payable quarterly
on the ST days OF January, April, July, and October
in each year, at the city of Baltimore, cleai of al
taxes and assessment No" or hereafter to be imposed
or ssessed nv the State of Maryland the cry of
Ballimore-ihe loan 10 be redeemabIe on the LIST day
OF January, 1867
This loan is for the purpose of the reconstruction
of portion of the present track Of the Main STEM
and il secured by a mortgage of all he real and per
soma! property belonging to the Company.
No propos nj at less than par or for less su than
sIo0 will be considered.
the nronsfa,s win be addressed to the President
endorsed "Prbposals for Loan" and will be opened
ON The 9Th December pnd not before. Ry order,
NOES i8LhD ~. ATklNSON, Gerry
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RHUSICAL TUITION. MIRA. CLEAVE-
I'VE LAND, (rrofe sor of Music, aud fIr several
years member OF the Teachers class in the bOston
Academy Of Musc) having taken a Room at No. III
BALTIMORE STREET, near South, is prepared TO
give his professional sGrvces to classes, give pf
vate lessons reasonable terms, al his rooms or al
the residence of his pupils,
Ladies and gen leuen 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.
drS- Particular attention paid TO the cultivation of
the voice seIo-jm
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HMPORTA To DENTAL STUDENTS.
IL DR.. LEACH wOuld re ind those who may desire
10 prepare themselves for the pfacGeo SURGICAL
ana MECHANICAL DENTISTRY, that he can take
few more gentlemen into his private class, now
about TO commence, to whom he viii give such niOr-
nation and instruction and fm nish hem with fac
lies (not To he obtaued eisewherr) which will rem
der them in from three to four m lhs, cAp1be Of
performing any Dental Operation ssiuiiy, pro-
vldef they have the natural abilities, one of which, II
mechanical g. MUS, is ind sprnShhG. For terms ap
ply at his rooms, No. 6 ). CALVERT ST d-eo7l'
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a SOAL YARD. PHI l. w. LOWRY'S Cnai
q Yard FREnERICK-ST. DOCK, ANA uffice No
"a COMMERCE STREEr, fur doors heinw Pratt
The hest varieties OF ANTHRALIfE 4 CUMBER-
LAND COAL, aud tt Ihe lowest market prices.
n2Yn PHILIP w. Lowry.
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yasHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully cal
the attention of their customers and the public
to their well selected stock Of choce CLOTHS,
CAsSiMERES, and VESTlNGs, which they are
prepared TO make up TO order in the most fashionable
stvie Al the shortest notice. and such terms as
cannot fail 10 please theil customers.
ROGERS & BOYD,
mbas No. 1876 Market street
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A SroCK az DRY GOODS TO BE
"A CLOSED our, AND STORE FOR KENT.
X McELDOWNkY y CO. intend making change
in III, mess and remove on The ls OF January,
bave sov d To uffr their customers and the pub
lie, their large aud welt selected stock OF DIZZY
GOODS at unprect dented low rates-at prices that
caun / fail 10 Give the NEST ample satisfaction to the
purchaser, so as to iusare speedy sales, aud enable
the p,oprietors to close Their business by the first ct
the year The stock consists in part of Rich Dress
SILK; black and blue black Tor SCARFS and
DRESSES; MERINOS; BLANKET; oHAWl.S;
MOUSLiSES and GASlMERES; BON SAZINES.
with their usual varinIy Of UFE>S GOODS. all of
which will br closed ont GREAT BARGAINS.
{g7- STORE aud DWELLING FOR RhNT. d. It
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY,
GEN The subscriber would respectfully
~ inform his friends aid the public
VI ,nn.generaliy, that he is continuing the
ssssrn leRaa Sa&WBOOT and SHOE Business At No
EAn 81 SOUTH GAY STRERr, OppO-
site the Exchange, third door frOm
Second ST.. Baltimore, where he intends to manufac
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS aud SHOES, %
every description, in the most fashionable and APP
proved Styles of the best workmanship and material
warranted TO wear aud fit equal to any in this any
other CITY in the Union. He would also euhrace this
opportunity of returning thanks To his numerous CHS
TONERS and friends for their liberal and kiRG patron
age, aad respectfully soIicts a continuance Of the
same. Prices as follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched 9tO0
do do pegged, $50
DOublesole lined water proof Boots, stitched, 500
do do do do pegged 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
{63- An orders filed atthe shortest notice, whole
sale and retail.
sr6-tf SAM UEL j. HANDY.
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ONE PRICE BOOT STORE.
SSa Sill making. at No. ~ xCHANeE
MI PLACE, nav 50 BOOTS which are
W . hard 10 heat, as my numerous Gus
AssaaD FL aaE08 TONERS will testify. In addition 10
Etc. which. | am making a Bass BOOT
-San for $3.50; SIiIcheG Boot SIS; Sewed
Boot $3.50; Cork Boot 81 so to s.; double soed
water nronf $3.50 to SIS; the real Pao Alto or all
Boot a.; Boots footed So SO. All done with neat
nt IS and despatch, wholesale and retail
EDWARD CH OATF,
No. n Exchange Place.
NIB. BOOTS exchanged for DRY GOODS OF
GROCERIES.
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GOLD PENS!

BAGLEN'S PATENT
EXTENSION PEN HOLDER AND PENCIL.
OBERp BROWN, No. I53 BALTIMORE
He, STREET, opposite the Museum, has lust receiv'
ed assortment Of the above article which he OF
fers at 4 very low price, with warraHtee. n3 It
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF B.5LTIMORE & C.HLVERT- SIS.
MRS. HUNT'S BENEFIT.
FE7HiS EVENING, Dec, 5th will be perform
n ed SATAN IN PARIS. Mysterious Stranger,
Mrs. HUNT Count Vanie, Mr. JOHN SEXTON.
Count BeausOleil, Mr.. ANDERTUN. Gasconadt,
Mr.. PALMER. Crequet, MIR. KEMBLE. MSs'lle
Nantee, Mrs. LOWELL.
To conclude with FORTUNIO. FOrunO, Mrs.
HUNT. King AIfoune, Mr.. ANDERTON. En-
perOr Matapa, Mr., J. SEXTON.
GO Admlttance2 90 cts, children under 10 years Of
age re cents. Saloon performance to commences u
II O'Clock precisely. 1t
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W A N rs

WANTED. gaOd matt active BOY, TO run
w brands aud attend in TrmRIIRg Store. D.
ply Immediately To JAS. M HAIG,
d5- Z l33 Baltimore siFpt
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NJ ING'I DAGUERRIAN GALLERY,
"a 2I7 BALTIMORE STREET,
(SEAR CHARLEs.)
The Oldest Establishment in the City.
With Light expressly adapted TO the Art, the most
superior pparItus and certain Chemicals, the Pro-
prlet1r, by giving his constant personal attention 10
his prors SION has been enabled to produce the most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN.
IATUkES that have ever been exhibited.
DC Citzeas and strangers are invited 10 call and
examine specimens.
tGy- Hours of operating from A. NJ. TO P. III.
IstructOns given aud all materials furnished.
spls-n
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AMUSEMENTS.a
WEIGH, MANN & DELEVAN'S
NATIONAL THkATiE AND CIRCUS,
FRONT STREET
PRICES on ADMISSION.

kROhI SIkEET.
Prices oV ADMISSION.
Doors open n 6! oAck.--CuIuGeGce at 2 precisely,
Boxes 50 cents Coli red ioXPs so cents,
Pit e5 do Gallery a5 "
03- Box ofice open from 10 ill oSlock, T. N.
where seats ran be secured.
Equestrian Director, ..........Mr.J J. NATHANS.
: ing Master, ,...............,.M Mr. II. NICHOLS.
clown, .......,......... .DAN Rlts.
FENHIS EVENING, the entertainment will
4 commence with A B NLLIANT AIT OF
HORSEMa ANS MP by the youthful prodigy, "Ony T
years of ase,n FRANK PASTOR.
Comic Song, by u. NJ. DICKINSON,
The Difficult and Graceful Act OF Dir. WILLIAM
NICHOLS.
Sports the Porcelain Ware, by Mr.G DUNBAR,
Mt J. j. NATHANS, The Hercules of the Circle
MIR. Oh AS. j. ROGERS, the celebrated Dramatic
Equestrian, will appear in his unr walled OREGON
ACT.
Tintermisson of Ten Minutes
To conclude, for the tn ird time with new EQaes-
TRAN, OpPraiic Spectacle, in three acls, founded
M the stirring, historical aud remantic events at
tending the Crusaders in the Holy l. nd" written and
compiled by Mr., JOS. FOSTER, and produced uu-
der his direction, entitled
THE CRUSADERS;
OR, THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN,
1t TRPf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

sHAWLS! R. MeELDOWNEY
y co. will open this morning large invoice of
TeTksTi and Cashmere Shawls, of entirely new de-
signs. l63 Ai'IlnokE STREET,
oSs between Baltimore and Light streets.