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t THAT BIG POLE The readers of the EN-
plRE, and the people, generally, will remember
that on this evening, emo preventing provi-
dence, a mammoth Hickory Pole, 100 feet
in hight, will be hoisted on the corner of Ind
low and Eaker streets 1t will be the talest
pole of the campaign thus far There will be
German and English speaking. The affair
will come off lift don't rain--and we hope it
wontl =
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Ray~The Joundllocalhas been assured that
there was no cheering at the time the hickory
pole went up yesterday afternoon in front Of
the Rancho. The trouble with our neighbor
is that he has entirely too much assurance!
That there would be an "ominous stiffness
on the successful raising of beautiful pole,
by any party, is too unreasonable for the be-
lief Of sensible men; and we are surprised that
any one having a particle of reputation for
cuteness would venture an assertion whose
only credence would be found among fools
The Journal, in its desire to say something
desperate in hot weather. has forgotten that
"a proposition which proves too much destroys
itself"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08

Bay~BMM 4 Bao, head Of the basin, will
accept the thanks of the EMPIRE compositors
for the huge watermelon sent them this after
noon. They have "more Of the same sort
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:For Sale.

NOR sALE-THE LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor
Il ner of Fourth and Jefferson streets, Cand df want
ei with all its furniture and fixtures For terms, apply
either TO Il. GEBhAkIl or
ian2 JOHN MoREYNOLDS.
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7. J. KISDLEBERGER, NJ. D.

& DAYTON, O.
DEvoTEs particular attention to all Chronic Dis
II j aaeas of fhe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08

NOR sALE.-Two valuable 80 acre Farms for sale
Il at Public Auction. will sell on the premises al
public auction in jefferson township, Montgomery
county, Ohio, on Saturday, September ], 1860. Iht
property known as the iecher fann, divided into two
So acre Tracts each tract has 40 clear and 40 acre
timber; both tracts have running water ON them ano
either of them will make a delightful farm. One Of Tho
trees, 80 For further particulars, refer to
ieIitiyi JOSEPH LAMBERT.
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leli2nb = W thiDi.lAtsas
nEALE,s COURT OF DEATH.-The most
elaborate and noted work Of Art ever painted ~
an Ainerran Artist is the "Court Of Death, by ITEM,
brandt Peae, This painting covers BIZ square eet o.
canyass-conlans - Life Size Figures, and has never
been valued ut less than $4,000. Il has been gzed
upon with admiration and delight by tens OF thousands
The subscriber has purchased the painting and ISSUED
a splendid Chrome Lithogmphic Engraving OF ~ pre-
senung perfect Facsimile Copy OF the original pant
ing with IN ITS Beautiful ColOrs.
The size Of the Enmayingis % by 81 nchesl ano the
plcc (s for winch IL ofereds only one hhh the usn
N prce OF similar wurts-lO0,010 being issued instead
of 200 the usual number. The home ~ every hniiiy
In the land should he adorned with this picture, ~ @
sides it, beauty ornament the lesson teaches
illustrating the evils Of ntempcranee and war ana he
end OF "a good-a Christian iAe, are invaluable, MT,
Peae says of the Engraving ~ can certify that y u an
accurate and admirable copy Of the Original Painting
Testimonials without number have been received rom
distinguished Clcrymen In praise Of the Engraving.
MANY who receive t. say they would not part with II for
Ten times It's cost " they could procure another
Clergymen and ChnFh Societies supplied in quanti'
ties of not less than 20 copies at time on very hler'
g terms.
copies for g. without stamps For letter ot agency
stating special terms and one copy, " and lettei
stamps sent In strong rolls by return mail, with de
scrpton II S4 or more s sent IN letter. get drnit
or have the letter registered. Write the Name, Town
County and state plainly. Address
g. q. COTTON, No. 81 Park Row. n. "
iylldawl3 p. O. Box 1891.
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NOR sALE.-A highly recommended Mileh Cow
II and Calf for sale. Enquire of 'Pressnlani fm-
nIre Ofiice 10 Main street iydB
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NOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, on Main ST.,
II ~ squares from the Court House, and known as
the Temperance House. The house is well calculated
for hotel or boarding house. Lot 492 front, 149 feet
iv9a HENRY K1SSINGER.
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fDzEEEEGRAP APHIezfl
later From Mexico.

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
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Send your Likeness 60 your Friends

INIGHT for One Dollar, on letter sheets, at the Art
~ Gallery and Picture Frame Manuhctory, Third ST.
east OF the Post Office - 80 o,r, ,~,r
feh2nG T. W. Vhi ibl.ANb,
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SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE, APRIL Q,
~ lS60.-THIRTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND The Pre-
Sdent and Directors Of the Savings Bank of Baltimore have
declared Extra Dividend of the profits Of its business
the last three amounting S2j5,0O1
This amount is by law divided been
IN i lnk for year the following PROPORTIONS
10 sums on depose for three years, an Extra
IlNlutnu cent
10 sums on pOsitc for two years, Extra
blNlhehu cent
10 sums on deposlte for one year, Extra
-
This Dividend, added to the regular Annual Interest Of
per cent, which is carried to the each Hep0snr on
Il LIST April in each makes for the last three years
sums OF not less than years stan ding Der an
mum, Wlthontc mpung the profit Of compound interest on
the undrawn annual interest
The State and City Taxes upon the deposes are paid by
the Bank.
The above Dividend will be carried The credit Of each
Dspostor and bear interest depose from LIST inst IN
til withdrawn.
The Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will ready for
entry IN all the eppsitors Books after the 9th
The Office OF the Bank is opened Mondays from
o'clock and on other days from 10 ocuk for the pur-
pose Of receiving and paying deposte and attending
general business.
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-, ~ ARCHiBALD STIRLING. President.

~ ISLAND
GuANO.n
We have just we'd small supply Of the above named
GUANO,
Imported from
JOHNSON'S ISLES,
'Pacifr Ocean,
The properties of this GUANO as exhibited in the care
fully prepared analysis OF CAMPBELL MORFlT of New
York establishes it of the fertilizers
ever Introduced to the American agrculturst containing
upwards of 60 cent BONE PlOSPA ATE and per cent
OF AMMONIA. It's combination with ALKALINE SALTS,
in proper proportions enables confidently
it to Farmers the valuable and Oh apeSt Gnano in
the country.
10" For sale in bags at $25 per ton.
p. MALCOM & CO,
Bowly'S wharf
sS-Campbell Morfts Report the above Guano can
seen a Our
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MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE
'ENHE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
E COMPANY OF NEW YORK
nsures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, on terms as
favorable as those Ofany other Company
Policies from this Company entitled share Of the
profits without mourning any liability beyond the amount
OF Premium The Assets of the Company liable for the
ment of losses, s2y00OOO0 ~
A. B NELSON, Pres't
a EATON; v Pres,t. j. WHITEHEAD Secy'.
~ G. OLIVER 0'DONNELL, Agent in Baltimore
Ia
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furniture.

kEsnsHM MARYLAND STEAM
IN FURNITURE WORKS
e2&S5sEslsSssSaA :. 5. STEVENS SONS,
No. 6 Low STREET,
opposite Front street Theatre,
Late of 81 and % Hanover street,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
CABINE FURNITURE, CHAIRS,
We ask the attention of our numerous friends and patrons
to establishment in full operation
employed army of operatives, with the approved
machinery, being Of the extensive establishments
in the United States.
Also, manufacturers and Agents for the Southern States
of NRiGHT'S PATENT SECTIONAL SPRING BED-s'the
best in the world" ap29tf
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HOWELL & BROTHERS.


nR. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES
Group, CoNsUaPTIoN, INFLUENZA ASTHMA BRoNcHITfs ali
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EMERY DiarhGa The very cases of Piles cured in
short time ALSO of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
are many diseases incidental to and children which
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be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce one thousand
certificates t of mis- perfect success in curing
FISTULA OF EVERY DESCRiPTI0N, f''
sCALD HEAR 9v W G%S;, PQYTPUS OF THE NOSE, OR
" q ftMoR ga AND Is ST SW Fl ING Judy
every description and without the ohe knife or any
surgical instruments These last named diseases cannot be
cured by correspondence therefore all patients must
place themselves under the Doctors personal rvsion
Dr. Baakee has made new discovery of ''FLUID that
will produce absorption of the CATARACr and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
die Dr. Baakee has constantly hand at his office very
extensive assortment OF beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUAS or EAR DRUMS,
which are suitable for either and all ages-inscred in
every variety of artificial articles known in the World
large assortment Of R R7Hq FiI. and dpEfSe
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL FEET,
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee-Joint attachment
These articles are perfectly natural adapted
All kinds OF Trusses for Hernia Rupture every
for females in weak condition also for those wtS PRo
sUs UTERI
Doctor Baakee one of the most celebrated and skul
physicians and surgeons living. His fame
personally att,i in every PRINCIPAL city of the word
to postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
can he treated by correspondence except those mentioned
which will require his personal uperySon.
'-,e ..'''.' HUN ~ ~ TDoccr00tR BAAKEE,
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
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Governors Geary, Stanton ami Walkers Inaugural Ad
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Guiding President Pierce's Special Message.
The Constitution Of the United States
Westinghouse Farewell Address
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Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions ofl798 and 90.
Mr. Clays Report in favor of Distribution of the Public
Lands and able documents against it, with full history
President Pierce's Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land
The Address Of Mr. Faulkner on the subject
history OF Railroad Grants by Congress with the votes
President Piece's Message, vctong River Harbor
The School Land Bill. and votes thereon
The Clayton Bulw,r Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches noted Republicans and Adolf
Mr. Toomb's Roston Lecture on Slavery
Messrs ETemont and BTGhanan Letters of Accordance
Mr.. Canoun's Port Hill Address
President Jacksons Proclamation against Notification
The Maysvile Road yelo.
Report Of Mr. Davis south Carolina on the Political
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COY Wise and Mr. Garnthers Letters against the Amcri-
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A history of the United States Bank d Abolition Pc
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Opinion of Public Men the Power of Congress over the
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The Nashville Convention and GeDrgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise with every sectonalIy
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1nbLit SaIes.
BY SAMUEL II S0pE

bf SAMUEL j. SOPER d GO
w E \ ESHA ALL SELL ON FRIDAY MORNING
GA BSls' NEW 0 0FL fE2RSs5n M III:
Al HALF BBLs. DO. DO.
apr Is sAMIn }. soPER 4 co, Auct'rs.
BG F.. ". BENNETT & 30
d.: LARGE SALEOF
| ASiii FEE SNIP EAND LEASEHOLD
- PROPERTY,
On South o1a' fac TS a1a Ss2 s %gSEs ,. n1s o"n
rRf SE FPqbEI2 s4 sALE
In virtue o! deed of trust executed me- as trustee BY
VIM Robinson, dated the llh day of February last and
% & 5s ES% Is premises ATE
fS5H FAEdE$ $#S$Sn
the West side South Charles street the corner formed
and the North side of Welcome alley and fronting and
ng on Charles street % feet by depth of l23 feet
BRICK Go ti oI w fFe pshT2
RSqb%aEf Gs1F n sSS and
10y Is SUBJECT to the annual ground rent Of $50
Immediately after the above SALE
ALL TIT - YORK Or Ks sTTRRE EfE PROPERTY,
of Y Yt street wee sharp and fronting
less alley running Spring Garden avenue 0 T6e
H6S % baemen Of ubs G brick
rent ofs2O N''o"o
SAME AFTERNOON,
PROPERTY = on ! 2' SHfG AVENUE
y h3t part Of lot Of ground situate the
ONO avenue by depth ofone hundred and twenty feet
more or less to South Howard On this lot are
and connecng V wr G W Wiz a
man track OF the Baltimore and Ohio rair ad This lot is
annually. " -'-''' pay "'' 0'''''
SAME AFTERNOON,
ALL GR6 fEfT s hRSPGE R e
se DptE street at the distance of 90 feet
q te Northwesernmost side of How I'd street and said
burg street g. fret by depth of 60 feet parallel with How
ara street There are no this lot The
sion and fee at any time '"e ''' ei
SAME AFTERNOON,
tASa kSTkEbr , PR3PERTE E southern
Eef stF feet six nc6e. at
yed by Martin Ecebe f and I'd ac6 ThS Megg
warner and Michael Warner by indenture dated the I3b
d LSer @Gmo 9g5 9 and e s
0sGs the said side Of South Psca street and
Gt t itt three inches by depth of hundred and
and BRICK h B% 81 t9s
PRICK Pany and two story brick Back Building and IS
AL THAI lot OF GRou FSPt sSiSDinc a .,
running binding said south f PSes street street
fourteen let three inches by depth one hundred and
@ a%G atte BRcE @E On Ms
nJ Z; orGh sHIy: ah9 tWostory brick Back Building
SII III AZ 1T ne cPnf ne Hn ua rent Is $500
scrbed lot IN the ueStuarS aIonhg te above de
side of Sonth paco st-aat YtS va ie southernhost
weswardIy boundn on saiG t aG running thence
liz So ~ On Siid street 10 eet by depth of
~ IT, heei in NJ puis unnS ''liey;; :,
nWET ( ~ 1uT Ii iiS Io1 are one story brick
poil'Dl-Nu ana Is known as No. lS9. The
SAHH RAA5SFEEF%2S 1t H5f asia STREET
VI chfy street, at the distance of II of an inch
r We corner formed ny the intersection Of the north
ana running thence east and bounding McHenry street
Tarr VI c' ny dept OF llo feet, moe or less, to
Tb or ; Uoult -
hrici W III N on lhlS lot consist OF one twOSOry
on NI anu TWO story brick BACK BUILDING
nW ii NE If2TTS ana one i"ostory and attic brick
street TbiSis in f oi 'arfo court now called Dover
1t Vi Sae VIII De-ohe half CASH balance in and II
months, with interest
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GT9nSoler Of Man III Natural light pressed lbs
Mitchell's Choice, Thoms Il Sons
Do. do los (rlnbratri I" g."
J. II. LEAFS, q Flake "S'' :.
NM nn5oIl To- , lbs 9Hgen Of the South,
A Thomas Il Sons Grape HAIR $ I,ouisa Beu
c. C. Fig Tobacco IMoriantIIur Us
FL hader twist, in foil, Wide Wide World, "
JAS Thomas, .r's Citron Fig T. II Nance Gold Leaf
A - Catdwe ell twist, Planet OF the South, "
MAJ J., Harris, r. r. twist. Richd. Harvey,
Saml Ward, lbs Creighton Three Bellies, q
u g. Morgan, CO. Dark Sweet, "
Va. Tobacco Stems in hhis a SposWood
Smoking. Tobacco IN bbls Simpson & Biark
ttyena Club Smoking Tobacco in bales
FOR sale by WIN. BAYNE,
No ENr
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The Board Of Trustees have pay Six per cent
interest on the on standing Scrip Certificates the holders
| next ~ 20 VI '~ i'' 'i"S
Icy have also declared the $75OOOO of Subscribers
capital Scrip Dividend of Four and half per cent
6eng 22@ per cent the amount paid in and on the
Earned fremlums entitled participation in profits
SP dividend oil twenty per cent Certificates for which
| VIII be issued on or after LIST May next
BY order Of the Board,
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G0ufatiGn,

REV. G. W. EBELING, Pr Dr.,
Ia IS OPENING HOME SCHOOL for Young Gentle
at his residence in CATONSVILLE Baltimore county
Special will be given instruction in the German
and French languages and Music.
REFERENCES:
G. W. Lurman, Esq, John G. Morris, D. D.
A. Schumacher, Esq, John Buckler, NJ D.,
mhl3 2mF John c. Backus, u d.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lfEYOUNG LADIES
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th Of
October, 1859. The of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction of
efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance Female at the
the Institution Parents thorough
education for their daughters with comforts and ad
yaages of the Christian family invited examine the
School, ~
Fo terms Of admission and further information, address
Rev. GEO. LEWIS STA LEY, Principal Mount Washington
Baltimnra Co. Marya d. or Rev Dr. HEINER, Second St.
Baltimore Catalogues be had at CUSHINGS a BAL
LEYS Btmcre street, and at Mr. Geo Gelbachs Second
street. i12tF
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Silber @ars> GsfutIru. TT.

ZINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY,
Embracing everything that is new and elegant ~
drtcuaf attention Is paid to and durability in
the manufacture and repair Of Jewelry;
ap3tf Sc corner Baltimore and Lint Streets
\ ~ RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES REPAIRED AND WARRANTED
49, WILLIAM BROWN CO.,
Only 27i Baltimore street
SUPERIOR quality GOLD WATCHES.
DO BALTIMORE STREET,
public at low rates. ' fes n
WATCHESl WATCHESl WATCHESl
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No 1877 BaitimoreStreet
FEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET.
Is the best place in the city buy good reliable ATCH or
that went accurately before have been pronounced
tmekeepers after passing through EXA NDERS hands
J. ALEXANDER,
formerly of J. VI. FRENCH,
aul4u Royal Exchange London.
g GANFIELD W .. CANFIELD. III MEREDITH
HANFIELD, BROTHER Il Co,
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWEI4RY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
mr26tf Baltimore
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Stutks, Gxtbanas, TT.

Stocks, Gxtbangs, 1T.
NJ sse BY STATE SIX PkR GE eSTsy for
apl23t No 5 North street
NJ W. VIRGINIA RAILROAD BONDS, guar
aai .9nteed by City of Baltimore for sale y " coupx
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
apl2 St ISRAEL COHEN =
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
y apll.tf JOSIAH LEE & C0
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
- apll-tf JOSIAH LEE & CO.
st; LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
0 onIIff PAPER negotiated n sy -,
LNIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO
ap GEfs Four Months PAPER waG S<ra sY LEE
WESTON AND MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
w BANK NOTES wanted by
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
" wanted by .SAML. HARRIS. Jr,
&pgf Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ a,d BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Dby SAML. HARRIS, Jr
a9-tt Basement Chesapeake Bank.
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
Il by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
ap1I basement CheSepeeke Bank
EOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER.
L JOHNSTON, BROS. & co.
Are paying the highest prices for FOREIGN Gold and Silver
SPANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONS.
Will furnish Spanish and Patriot Douboons at the shortest
notice, on the most reasonable terms. ap7-f
FNGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
a1 S0" American Gold dff sEg c Eros by
MARYLAND STATE SIX PER CENT.
1YI INSCRIBED STOCK of 1870 Northwestern Virginia
by ths city Of Baltimore for salsSy DO'
&PANISH DOUBLOONS
mh22tf McKIM co.
| NlTED STATES SIX PER CENT. STOCK
- 7ls Of 1867 for sale by P,H. SULLIVAN,
CITIZENS, HOWARD AND MECHANICS
t.,,tt PHI, SULLIVAN,
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
"A dlgtt TII0S. j. CARSON.
fOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
" fornia, due January list, 1860 will be cashed by
n2l-I u Smiths wharf, up stairs
SANTA CLARA MINING STOCK FOR
R fss5tf BY II. r. s 8 sdc1Vd Street
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
I IS to suit JNo. s. CUTTINGS y Co,
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO co.
~ San Francisco, Cal, and on p. c. B0MBALIER & CO
Havana in sums to suit for sale by
apI0-u n Smiths wharf nm stair.
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
E4sale in sums to suit. JNO. S. CUTTINGS & co,
ozou % South street
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX 4 CO,
anl61 9 Grocers Exchange
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER CO.,
JeI-t corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
ENXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
~ LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
Jll-u IS Buchanans wharf
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY JO-
y SIAa LEE co. i2f
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
- PHILIP COVER Il co,
Jtl-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER CO,
Jel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
I NCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by PHILIP COVER 4 CO,
Jel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
Y wanted by KNOX & Co
ap2s-d Exchange Place.
7 INCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
- apl4d JNO 5. Cuttings & co.
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AMGstmknts.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.

MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
AfA 7, SANDERS0N, LESSEE
The asES$ssf SzS 4 Ri vSa1D
UNIQUE HdRA tFf ME GaHMtsEnENr
Which bsPf een sadE b ae
Hemspheres and has been OF the elite Of Phiadel
unparalleled BY any other exhibition in the country The
intendence of Mr. Aspinwal Thodon.
Doors open at II; commencing at O'clock
Matnee' on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3
O'clock apl26t
CRURCHs GREAT PAINTING
MARYGRb SPaf Rs R%1Hgcss & 9s
In the Gallery, ATHENE UM BUILDING SARATOGA street
from 10 A. N, til dusk. Admission IS cents
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
KUNKEL X CO, Lessees JNo T. FORD, Manager
MEssRs. CHl fNNFfAf 4 HES FRANK SE BRowrr,
r4f$ fHF FaE 5haS G,
Benefit Of MR. RRp GH ls!R
OR THE ye XII F E$fE$ ,o,,.,
Messrs chanau, Brewer ehrand Levi Brown appearing,
with others.
Dance by Mad'lle Ida
u-,-, After which
THE OCEAN CHILD.
Jack Heinz Chanfran
Miss Jennie Parker
EfAdmission-Prvate Boxes S. Balcony Dress Circle
+nd Pnrquette, so cents; Family Circle, % cents.
No Extra charge for reserved seats.
Doors open at 64; Perfo nance commences at7h.
DAN RlCE'S GREAT SHOW
~ at the
mo >,, FRONT STREET THEATRE,
~ Might Will be presented of Sterling Novel
ties absolutely without parallel in this city Among the
most prominent features will be found
The world renowned Equestrienne,
MADILE ELLA ZOYARA,
No description do justice to the extraordinary feats
OF this intrepid artistic.
Also the magnificent Chinese Spectacle, entitled
WARDS MISSION TO CHINA
produced with dresses and
surprising splendor This spectacle will be payed az
ternoon and night
The celebrated comedian
MR. FRANK DREW, AS JESTER,
New acts of
EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASTlC SKILL,
Introducing all the principal members the Troupe
2GREAT SPECTACLES,
illustrative of the sports and paSmes Nations the
evening.
The performance will with the grand represen
ENGLISH STEEPLE,CHASE
The whole under the personal supervision Of
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
GRAND FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT will he given,
when the wonderful artistic, MADLLE ELLA ZOYARA,
will appear. To commence at half past o'clock
PRlCES.-DreSs Circle and ParQuee cents; Children
under r. % cents To Upper Circle Is cents Children under
H. Is cents COOred Circle % cents Private Boxes
81. Whole Private Boxes 81 and Sc.
Seats secured without charge three days advance
No improper characters admitted.
Doors open at to commence at quarter before O'clock