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j b LEE.
Bishop Fitzpatrick, Roman Catholic Bishop of
boston, has appointed the whole of the present
month as Jubilee. 1t is held bv order of the
rope, who, returning in September, 1857 from a
triumphant progress through a portion of his do
minions, filled with gratitude for the reverence in
which he was held, proclaimed Jubilee for the
faithful throughout the world. The first celebra-
ton OF the Jubilee in its present form took place
IN the year 1900, during the pontilcate of Pope
Bonllace VIII. 1t was then established with the
intention OF having it celebrated every hundred
years at the beginning of the century; but its Good
effects on the piety of the faithful were so apDarent
that Pope Clement VI. caused it to be celebrated
every hity years in imitation of the Jubilee of the
old dispensation. In l470, Pope Paul | l. published
Bull establishing the Jubilee for every twenty
i've years, and this practice still remains in force
In addition to the stated times, however, the
Jubilee has often been proclaimed on extraordinary
occasions when the sovereign PontiIs have tbourht
that the ssitics of the times required united
effort OF the Christians of all lands. The last
Jubilee was that which preceded the definition of
the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin
an article of faith, in 1854
The conditions for obtaining the INDULGENCE of
the Jubilee are as follows:
|. y good confession with sacramental absoIution
ii. y devout communion. III. A visit to three
churches, or, where that is mpractcable or incon-
Venlent, three visits to the same church " At
each OF the visits prayers must be offered 'for the
eXatatlon and prosperity of our holy Mother the
church, and OF the Apostolic See, for the uprootinr
oil herGsy, for peace and concord among Christian
princes and rulers, and for the peace and unity of
the whole Christian people, V. To give aims ac-
shall suggest. VI. To fast on one day. which is not
a fast day of oblir ation
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a-D MERCANTILE LIBRARY Lee
! W. TURES.
! The SECOND LECTURE OF THE COURSE will be de-
vered in the UNIV ERSALIST CHURCH, corner of CAL
vert and Pleasant streets, on ESDAY EVENING NEXT
at O'Clock, by
| ARTHUR GILMAN ESQ., of Boston
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF NEW ENGLAND
| HUMOUR.n
The doors will:be open at ~ o'clock. d62t
1-D MARYLAND INSTITUTE Lee
| ~ TURES.-The SECOND LECTURE OF THE
COURSE, will be delivered on TUESDAY EVENING
Dec. Z, at * O'Clock by REV. E. YATES REESE of this
| City.
subiect-"THE LAUREL OF ENGLAND AND AL
Season Tickets for a Gentleman and two Ladies' So 90
Season tickets for Gentleman or Lady ......... 90
Single Admission tickets . 25c
To be had at the Ticket Office in the Hall. d6-2t
| ENp BALTIMORE GYMNASIUM
f~3 Members of this Association are notified that the
regular Quarterly Meeting will be held the HALL, No
"a Paca street near Fayette, THIS tMondayl EVENING
at O'Clock. By order, NJ. MERRYMAN,
d6lt* Secretary
Erp TENTH WARD CITY REFORM
~ ASSOCIATION.-A meeting of the Association
will be held at the MASONIC HALL, on THIS NIonday)
EVENING, Dec. 9th, at IL o'clock
Members requested to be punctual.
il TAYLOR, sec'y. ' sa dat
E+p AT A MEETING OF THE RE-
W. FORM ASSOCIATION of the TENTH WARD. held
at Masonic Hall Tuesday evening Nov 3Oth the Asso
cation OF that Ward permanently organized by the
selection Of the following gentlemen as officers:
WA IS: IL G F51 YErLorr Vice Presidents
R. ST0CKETT MATTHEW'S. Recording Secretary.
JOHN d; HALL Corresponding Secretary.
d24t sA JTAYLOR Sec,v
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SINGER's SEWING MACHINES,
AT los BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE
TI-We offering family machine at the
Low PRICE FIFTY DOLLARS
9Hemming guages of every width binding guages of
all sizes, adjusted to machines.
Hs-Send for a copy of I. ~ Singer & Co.'s Gazette.
oc1-tf W. E. FREDERICK, Agent
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GGaants.

Now READY!
ROBBINS
CELEBRATED BURGLAR ALARM
LITTLE WATCHMAN.
SIMPLE, RELIABLE AND CERTAIN DEFECTIVE
IN CASE OF BURGLARY.
COSTS BUT TRIFLE,
PLACING 1T WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
The MosT PERFECT MACHINE FOR THE PURPOSE
EVER INVENTED
AT the recent Fair of the Maryland Institute attracted
the attention of every visitor over
ONE THOUSAND
Orders having been taken to furnish the
BURGLAR ALARM
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
The arrangements for always having a supply of the
LITTLE WATCHMAN
on hand are completed so that
THE PUBLIC
can be Immediately furnished by leaving their orders at
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY'S
No. $40 Baltimore street.
or, ROBBINS & CO.'S,
Nos. 40 and As Light street,
n22lmr corner of Baderston
MANUFACTURE j. -, non, ,,.,o
4V1 AND LEAF TOBACCO,
HAVANA CIGARS, &c.
OT00 PACKAGES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
sOO of favorite brands, qualities and sizes received
from the best factories in Virginia and North
Carolina.
0kO BALES HAVANA LEAF TOBACCO; various
1sJO Vegas and classes of our importation.
OH0 CASES CONNECTICUT SEED LEAF TOBAC-
-CO co, extra wrappers and selections from of
the best crops
1l0 CASES do. do, Filters.
10S CASES PENN'A SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
1LJ Wrappers and Filters.
40 HHDS. MASON co. LEAF, choice quality
1700000 n Ii1 IAN CIGARS, embracing pOpu
SMOKING TOBACCO.-A article manufactured Mt
Havana of the choicest Nuela de Abao Tobacco
~ for the city retail trade, in lb papers cases
1H0 BBIS VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO well
IJU adapted for the GrocerS' trade
We are receiving regular supplies of the above named
articles and invite the attention of the trade our stock
which We offer for sale on liberal terms.
CHAS. D. DEF0RD & CO.,
hlotlr 81 South Gay ST.
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RooFtNG! RooFINeiI RooF1Ncr

ROOFING! RooFINGi! RooFING!!!
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND IMPOSITION RooPINa
unrivalled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
Purposes.
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON
No. Jarvis Building cor. North and
jy26-tf Baltimore streets, Ba ltmore
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WAsHISfAND IRONING is still done for fami-
lies and nds apafqzthe Laundry, No. East Baltimore
Can snssvs your orasr Sa ans s Se' s .t on
prices, rules apd regulaHons.s oc4d3m
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GEORGE MCkENDREE TEAL, at the N. E..
of Baltimore Frederick streets has received his
Fall supply of CLOTHS, CASHIERS and VEsrINGs
We are satisfied that persons wishing economze in
articles of dress will money by purchasing of
him oc21.3m
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EW BOOKS
Y Received and for sale by
CUSHINGS 4 BAILEY,
- 262 Baltimore street, opposite Hanover
THE EMANCIPATION OF FAITH-by Henry Edward
Schedel. vols. Svo 81
LADY BLESSiNGTON'S CONVERSATIONS WITH
LORD BYRON. l vol. limo ST.
META GRAY or, What makes Home Happy ply Miss
Mcintosh. l vol. I2mo. rs cts
SUNSHINE or, Kate Ninton-by Harriet McKeever. l
vol limo. rs cts.
QUAINT SAYINGS AND DOINGS CONCERNING
LUTHER, collected and arranged by John G. Nor
rs. l vol. 12mo. rs cts
NIGHT GAPS: Christmas Story for Children. so cts
LONDOh EDITION OF DICKENS WORKS 10 vols al
ready published. 81 % per vol.
BLONDE AND BRUNETTE: or, The Gothamite Already.
l vol. limo rs cts
LITTLE HARRY's PICTURE BOOK, of Stories and
Readino
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HE ETYA FIRE KINDLING.
This article for gniting Wood or Coal Fires for sail, Of
| the various Wood and Coal Offices Groceries &c
E. MORRISON, Agent
No. North street
Factory-No. % Fawn st. Baltimore dam
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MILLER & BEACHAM'S
NoURsE & CowAN,

No. 10 NORTH CHARLES ST.
5~Orders for FOREIGN MUSIC solicited and PROMPTLY
attended to. oc 20 -Iy
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THE HIGHLAND BRIGADE


At the St Andrew Society's dinner at Detroit,
on Thursday last, DR.. Cowan, who had known Sir
Colin Campbell while Lieutenant Colonel com
manding the 9Sth regiment in Hong Kong and Sir
Henry HavGlock while Lieutenant Colonel of the
55d regiment In India, proposed Baron CLYDE and
the Highland Brigade" In his speech he said
81 hold in my hands an army list from which
Will read you the battles in which our countrvmen
have been engaged since the first organization of
Highland regiments in the British service more
than one hundred years ago: The 42d ROYAL High
landers have emblaZoned on their colors, Vimiera .
Corunna, Busaco Fuentes donor, Ciudad Rodriro
Badajos, Salamanca, Fttoria. Nivele Nive Tou
louise, Peninsula. The list Highland Light Infan-
try have Hndostan, Cape Of Good Hope, Rolica,
Nimiera, Corunna. Fucntes Donor, Almarez. Wit
torla, Pyrenees, Nive, Orthes, Peninsula Waterloo
oevastopol. The I'D Duke of Albanvs Own High
landers, Hindostan, Cape Of Good Hope, Sevastopo
The '4th HighIanders, Seringapatam, Assaye, Blu
saco, Fuentes donor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badaios,
Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Critics,
Toulouse, Peninsula. The 18th lIighlanders ROSS
shire Butis) Assaye, Maida Java. The 10Th Came
ron Hlghanders, whose dress my friend Mr. Fraser
now wears, Egmont-op-Zee, the Sphvnx, Egypt
Fuentes donor, Salamanca, Pvrenees Nivelle
Nive, Toulouse, Peninsula, Waterloo Alma, Seyas-
topol. The Goth (Perthshire Volunteersl whose
valor in Spain called forth eulogiums of NAPOLEON
Mandora, the Sphynx. Egypt, Martinique, Guada-
loupe, Seyastopo The 9lst Argylshre, Rolica,
Nimiera, Corunna, Pyrenees, NivclIe, Nive Orthcs
Toulouse. Peninsula. The ODD Highlanders, Eg-
montop-Zee, Mandora, the Sphynx, Egypt, Corun-
ma, Fuentes donor, Almaras, VittOria, Pyrenees
Nive, 0rthes, Peninsula, Waterloo The 93d High
landers, Cape of Good Hope, Alma, Baaklava
Sevastopol. The 26th Cameronians whom met
on, China.
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SAVE MONEY AND Buy SLoAr & Co.'s

SAVE MONEY AND Buy SLoAT & Co.'S
LocK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE.
Price $50 and sos, complete.
Beauty and ercelteHce of Stitch alike both sides Of the
fabric sewed economy Of thread, simplicity of
ton, Portability and of operation, speed quetness
movement, strength and mness of that will not
rip ravel, applicability variety of materials com
pactness and elegance OF model and finish.
l.. D. CHASE, Agent,
nl6-tr No. so Baltimore street,
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Ne" GOODS sT.5 RECEIVE, ,r
SAM'L KIRK & son,
172 Baltimore street
SILVER HUNTING WATCHES, small sized, low priced
ENGLISH PLATE BRUSHES for cleaning Silver Ware
PLATED TEA SETS with Urns. FINE IVORY HANDLE
TABLE kNIN Els. Low priced PLATED CAKE BASK-
ETS, EGG BOILERS. .CLARET JUGS, with many other
new and beautiful Goods. dot
,>-sr1E.a OFFICE MERCHANTS
XII AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION
J ETS.STGe Steamship wlf JENKINS, having been TEN
porariy Withdrawn from the line for necessary repairs
her machinery, the fine Steamship CITY OF NORFOLK,
J. C. Parker Commander, will be placed upon her berth
and until further notice will sail from Boston and Balti.
d6-tf HENRY d. MEARs Agent
POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER
81 80 ENECUTOR'SS SALE OF FAMI-
81 LY CARRIAGE, HORSES AND HAR
EESS--By virtue of order passed by the Orphans
Court of Baltimore City Nov. n 1858 the undersigned
will offer at public sale at Manns Livery Stables North
Howard street, above Franklin street, ON THURSDAY
the 9th day of December at o'clock, p. NJ the FAMILY
7. FRISBY HEN DERSON, Executor.
dots ADRE0N CO., Auct's.
N; VALUABLE PROPERTY ON LON
.fiI BARD STREET NEAR CALVERT, AT AUCTION.
-~-1-l will sell on WEDNESDAY, Dec. S, at o'clock
at the Exchange Sale Room, 10 S. Gay street
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND.A AND IMPROVEMENTS
on n L. corner of LOMBARD and GRANT STREETS.
fronting 80 it. in. Lombard street, with average
depth about 20 it. The property is occupied by
!
Terms at Sale. sANI'L H. COVER Auc'r
d6-3t 81 Baltimore street.
a a SEA SIDE OYSTERS.-Just
S1Sf received at ELDON HALL, another lot of
w. those highly Favored and celebrated SEA
SIDE OYSTERS, which the Proprietors
prepared to serve up in eve Y way.
H$ Also, they will be furnished in the barrel if re-
qured. d6-3t
IL Ai AND MANURE FORKS-The
attention of the trade is called a and complete
set of samples just received of Sheble Lawson Fishers
superior Hay and Manure Forks stock constantly on
hand and for sale at Manufacturers lowest rates.
Also Fork and Shovel Handles
NJ. KEITH. JR. & son,
d6-u % South Charles street.
ENISH, CHEESE AND BUTTER.-l,0 600
a bbls No. Mackerel; 200 do. No. do. 900 do do
No. l Herring; 1000 boxes Eastern Cheese; so tubs
choice Family Butter. In and for sale by W D.
| SHuRTZ \ co, ii Commerce street. d6-tf
RUTIER.-50 tubs choice Goshen. lust
A9received and for sale by W D. SHURTZ & CO., II
Commerce street. do If
TURKEYS, CHICKENS AND ROLL
Il Butter.-Stl another parcel arrived this morning
always fresh and cheap SHARP, CARR & CO., 6 Pat,
terson street d6tf
4 ARD.-I00 bbs. and AZ tierces Prime
14Leaf hard, for sale by JOSEPH CARSON 4 CO. d6tf
SlDES AND SHOULDERS.-2O 900
0pounds in dry salt, for SALE arrive, by JOSEPH
CARSON y co. d6-tf
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.-2O0 casks
0SPrits Tgrpentne landing and for sale by JAS. COR
MEX SONS. d6t
TT ERRING'S GREAT PAINTING AR
IL RIVED!-The above celebrated picture,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH"
PURCHASED
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
IS now on free exhibition for one week only at
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n E.W YORK STEAM
SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE l42 LEXINGTON STREET. B.rT
We would beg to call call the attention of the ppb;c IN
the fact that We are prepared do in the most supo
| manner, every description of 'F''''
SILK AND WOODEN CLEANING
We have no French patent right for COVERING nm snots
but by certain Improvements in machinery of onr own
coupled with the chemical knowledge NECESSARY to eor
ne same ale now ready to Thoroughly cleanse every de-
soIPtl1n OF ades genuemcn's and childrcns wearing
apparel whether ade of VELVET SIX or WooIFy GooDs
ana 10 not require the ripping Of the same excepting in
cases where would be Of decided benefit so to do Par
ucuiar attention paid to CAMELS HAIR, WHITE, GRAPE
ana other SHAwLS, LACE CURTAINS, SILK DRESSES, EN-
BROlnERIES, MERINOES, KID GLOVES, &c.
SPOTS OF CREASE, OIL, PAINT, ICE CREAM,
or of any other nature taken out if possible without
cleansing the whole garment Gentlemens garments win
be prepared by regular tailor, thus nsuring proper
finish. sci gr,r
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BURGLAR ALARM DFpor

BURGLAR ALARM DEPOT.
FOR SALE OF
RIO b IN s. r G. LAR ALARM
LITTLE WATCHMANl
Combining the Percussion Cap and Bell, at
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY,S
No. 24O Baltimore street
or, ROBBINS Il CO.,
d2-2w Nos. 46 and As Light ST.
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"BUFFALo BARBARIsM. THE New York Erprcss
thinks the country editors are a hard people to
please. For example, the Buffalo Commercial Ad-
rettser complains that the other night the follow
ing important message was telegraphed to the As
ISOLATED Press throughout the country:
'MOZart's great opera of Marriage Figaro was
performed last night at the Academy of Music New
York, for the first time in America The house
filed to overlooking, notwithstanding the con-
tinued storm, and Piccoomini achieved in the cha
racter Of Susannah, another splendid triumph"
These 'Butfalo barbarians' are not supposed to
be educated up to that sublime pitch of refinement
which is necessary to appreciate the harmonies of
the opera, or the splendid trumph. of the divine
Piccolomini and hence we have from the 4drertiser
this ill-natured growl:
"This good puff and well meant by our viz
tuous reporter in New York; but as he offered us no
share in the pay he got for sending it, we quietly
wiped 1t out, as is our usual custom with similar
attempts to force from us a gratuitous advertise
ment."
II the New ork reporter will take the advice of
the EfPre's, he will send no more Pccolomini to
Buffalo They cannot appreciate good musical
criticism there that is certain They mistake them
for ''putts." The Springfield operator, in sending
the same despatch to the Republican late ut nioht
took She liberty to add to it a commentary of his
own, in the following condensed Photographic
style:
"Private Commentary on the above-bv TaIo
graph Operator This ben hire sins fv klok. Nose
dmsit abt it,
The telegraph had better stick to the news nor
haps, and let music alone. There is no other wav
to stop the grumblng of these rustic gentlemen Gr
the press.-Boston Courier.
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No. 100 BALTIMORE ST, NEAR ST. PAUL.
S475 per ton for White Red Ash Goals delivered in
any part of the city. Don't forget the place,
n303tawtf 1872 BALTIMORE ST.
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GOVERNMENT PAPER CuRRENCY.-It is announced
that the Director OF the United States Mint pro
poses to establish new paper currency, based on
the deposits in that institution. He has prepared
bill for this purpose, which be intends to Law before
Congress 1t authorizes the Mint to issue certif-
Gates on the deposit of gold bullion, and of similar
certificates on the Mint; and all the sub treasurers
on deposits of gold coin. These certificates are to
be redeemed only at the offices which issued them
the theory OF the process being, that the gold de-
posted viii always be kept on hand to meet the
certlncates When presented for payment The Di-
rector claims that it will greatly increase the seen
rity OF specie owners over that afforded by the
Bank; that it will check the practice of hoardinr.
that the certificates will become currency as much
as the gold itself; that huge pile of coin TINS
stored away will serve great balance wheel IN
prevent commercial disturbances in times of panic
or crisis that the of certificates will nrevant
the loss by wear, clipping sweating; that the
retaining OF a government bullion fund at the
Mint would no longer be necessary; that, being ba
sed on deposits, no over issue of certificates couId
be made, and that, like bank notes, they should be
made payable to bearer on demand, and circulate
exactly as they do.
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LATER FROM New MExICo.-We have been pcr-
mltted to see letter written to gentleman in this
city, dated Santa Fe, October 81, in which the wri-
ter states that news was received in that city the
evening previous, of an attack upon Fort Defiance.
by the Navajoe Indians. The Indians were repulsed
with loss of about ninety killed. the troops sus-
tanning loss of four men. The Indians also drove
OF large number of horses belonging to the gov
eminent.
The emigrants who were attacked at the crossing
OF the Colorado by the Mohave Indians, arrived at
Albuquerque in destitute condition, having lost
about eight hundred head of CATTLE horses and
mules, together with all their provisions and equip
page. Their wagons were left on the Colorado, and
they had to return to Albuquerque on foot, dis
lance of nearly six hundred miles, nearly naked
and with nothing to eat but beef.-.S. Joseph Ga
zetts Nov. 27.
DR.. John c. Draper has been appointed Professor
OF Analytical Chemistry in the University of New
chair of General Chemistry. -
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
~ HOSIERY, SHIRTS,
GLOVES AND DRAWERS
SIGNS, AMOS LOTEJOY
123 BALTIMORE STREET
Between Calvert and South, opposite the American OF
nee shall this day selling out my large new
and well selected Fall and Winter stock of HOSIERY
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, GLOVES, YARNS LADIES'
DRESS TRIMMINGS &c, without regard to cost prior
to tearing down the building in the spring This is an
opportunity seldom offered the stock and of the
pest quality and must be closed before build
ing commences. Come and see the bargains for YOUR
selves and don't forget the old stand
SIGNS, AMOS LOVEJOY.
49, 70 Baltimore street, 7 doors west of South
ocl3-tJanlr opposite the American Office.
gSHENlX STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
II ESTABLISHED 1920.
gunner SHARP AND GERMAN STREETS
PERSONS owning family lots in public cemeteries or pri
Vate burial grounds respectfully invited before
purchasing elsewhere, and examine the stock of
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES &C.
VI the best American and Italian marble now finished
ana Tor sale at the above establishment The assortment
winch IS large, embraces original designs and of cLeca
selections from the most appropriate beautiful artists
structures in modern use Also, MARBLE STATUES
GARDEN VASES, FOUNTAINS, and other ornaments
appropriate for Gardens, Dwellings, Grave lots OF.
stantly on hand.
ALEXANDER GADDESS. Proprietor
rnnr,h arl1 WFarl
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div. Trustees, 20 St. Paul ST.
pE NOT DECEIVED BY SIGNS. OR
4 OTHERWISE!
j. W. RICHARDSON Is NOT DEAD, neither has he re-
tired from business butt located No II n Cav street
adjoining Christ Church, where he has large and general
assortment OF superfne and medium quality
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS
with variety of other STAPLE DRY GOODS all of
which he will retail on favorable terms
Having secured the services of Major ROBERT HALL
whose reputation rsCass Cutter is universally ad
united, he hopes to manufacture GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH
ING 10 SUIT all who may favor him with a call pledgng
himself that no effort shall be spared give satisfaction
oc23tf adiaining CbriSt tI Ch,,b
E WORMS, BUNlONS, NAILS PENETRA
~ TING THE FLESH, extracted without pain so tina
the boot can be Immediately without the least con
Venlence, by DR.. PAINTER,
Surgeon, Chiropodist,
~ q =
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/
DFFlCE OF THE
W MARYLAND SPORTsMAN'S CLUB,
D. B. TRIMBLE,
an2S,f 200 Baltimore street.
MEAN, ADAMS AND DEAN s. COLT'S
-EFREVOLVERS, small size
D. B. TRMBLE
au2s-tf 200 Baltimore street.
DURDY'S, LANCASTER'S And DEAN,
Il Adams Deans GUNS, imported to order, by
auSO-tf 200 Baltimore street.
SlNGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL
D. b TRMBLE,
au2S,tf 200 Baltimore street.
ENHE CELEBRATED Carroll Island Duck
D. B. TRDBLE,
- an2s-f 200 Baltimore street.
DOUBLE DARRELL BIRD GUNS--Bv
Richards Manton, Greener, Moore, and all English
~a aas8tf for sale by D. B. TRM NIB a;..,
RO4S SINGLE AND DOUBLE RAR-
lSRELL BIRD GUNS, 'i'A' % ~
.noo., D. B. TRTMDLE,
v aS12-u 200 Baltimore street.
RENCH BREECH-LOADING SHOT
D.B. TRMBLE,
"9zoa 200 Baltimore street.
E'NER4 ARTICLE IN THE SPORTING
THE sPoRTsMAN's WAREHOUSE,
oo. d. b. TRIMBLE
- - u 200 Baltimore street.
Mccoy DUCKS, at Manufacturers nuces
100 &C d. B. TRIMBLE,
200 Baltimore street.
sGgalay NEW MUSIC JUST PUBLISHED
&!Sl-Jts -Four beautiful compositions by A. WALLER
~ Elm, handsomely illustratedEviz.
QUEEN OF BOHEMIA POLKA;
EDINGBURG SCHOTTISCH;
UN AVEN, (The Consent REDOWA
CLEMENCE POLKA.
oc2Otfr No 1ON SbarIos AZ
| STORAGE WANTED.-In Warehouse
~ No. Bowlys wharf, 1st and ID floors at low
rates Apply to MINOR CURTIS, % Lombard street
EENTLEMEN'S SHANVI,S.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-06

ITO ALCOHOL & LIQUOR DEALERS.
Il PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
THE BEST CONCERN IN CINCINNATI NOW OF
FERED FOR SALE.-The subscribers DESTROYS Of chang
ing their business, offer ALCOHOL STILL and FIX
TURES for sale, which and in complete order,
and those with the Alcohol and liquor trade
a opportunity is ofere H. 1t would he most de-
srabe also, for the of Alcohol who
manufacturing Burning Fluid, &c. In word it is
that is worthy the attention of any DESTROYS
engaging in good and profitable business We there
fore call the attention of those who seeking business
to make money establishment No SO West Front
street between Vine and Race where they can learn the
particulars, terms &c, by calling SNYDER BERK-
SHIRE SNYDER, or, Perrin, GOULD & CO., next
door.
ALSO:
We have on hand lot Of Rye WhiSkey copper-dstied
three years old very superior article which we will
sell terms that would be worthy the attention of deal
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