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FOR SALE AND RENT

E0R SALE-ONE FARM Of $50 acres and one Of
IS acres near the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, short distance from Washington, Terms
moderate.
J. T. COLDWELL &CO
Sc 4 eoSt' corner Penn. avenue and nth ST.
FOR SALE-A FARM of 800 acres, in Orange
county, Va, near the Orange and Alexandra
RAILROAD. VII be sold very low if early sppli-
Ut COLDwELL CO,
se4-eeSt+ corner Penn. avenue and 18th st.
ONE Or TWO VERY PLEASANT FUR.
~ NISHED ROOMS to rent upon moderate
terms in very desir bile and al loo alton In
Qulre at SIC IA street. 3.tf
TOR RENT-A ROOM. suitable for some light
LII. SCHNEIDER,
hu Q eolm 253 Penn'a avenue.
NERY DESIRABLE AND ELIGIBLY STU
ATED BUILDING LOTS AT Phi.
FATE SALE
me subscriber will sell at private sale, upon IA
Vorable terms, Lots Nos "a, 70 and q, in square
No. 81, fronting each 50 feet lIth street west
between south Il and streets, by ITO feet / inch
deep, to q 80 foot alley; Lot No. 10. in SQUARE No
30 fronting 40 feet inches 18th street west
between south and streets, BY 1855 feet 8 nches
vfsien OF Square No 81, fronting "A feet inches
on Maryland avenue, between nth and 18th streets
west by 50 feet deep, TO alley. These lots ofnr
desirable opportunity to persons wishing to build
or invest, and Will be subdiyidrd to suit purcha-
sers. CHAS. s. WALLACE ATTORNEY
Office No. AZ, 8. W corner 9th street
Sc 5-zW and Louisiana avenue.
FOR sALE-Seuth half of LOT 70, in square
EOS, on l4th street. one square north of new
State Department, between Il aud l. streets. "a NV
lss feet Inquire of JOHN WAGNER, next door.
rIce Si~V'. au S-eolm'
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THAT Sow FoUGD AGAIN-Yesterday, Thes
Iolbert, who was arrested by officer Howard,
of the Second Ward, for the larceny OF sow
belonglng 10 Archer Rock. confessed 10 Lieut..
Tat that he did steal the sow, and drove her
TO a farm near the Burnt Mills, in Montgomery
county, Md, about ten miles from this city.
Lieut.. TAFT Immediately dispatched officer
Dunn 10 the farm, and he succeeded in finding
the SOW on the farm OF Mr.. W. Free, to whom
Toibert sold her 50. Tolbert was sent to Iail
for court by Justice Morsell.
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Doors AND SHOES with improved sbsnks
are comfortable. durable, and snug htting
orders promptly attended TO by John Stroll,
basement National Hotel, Washington, ID. q.
Hcited. ~
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF IvPkoYED REAL rs
TATk sALE. FRONTING an Scotia Rs
TWEEN THIRD md FOURTH STREETS
EhsI CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC AUC-
On FRIDAY, the l4th day Of September next.
at O'Clock 3. m. I shall sell, in font Of lie
premises b. Nriue Of 3 Iced Of trust 10 me from
the subscriher, dated the 20fh day of Mach, 1855
ana duly recorded a. the Land Records for Wash
ingtOn County. District OF Columbia Liber n 81
l., No. Is, f"ios, 2U3. .Oi, aid 20a. Lot No H. in
niug back good de pin 70 ne alleys with tie i'm
pIoYements.
be abOve property W IN be sold according 10 the
said deed % trust on the premises
Terms One fOsrth cash; balance 4 n s, l.. ana ~
months Tor notes bearing interest snd secureg by
a deed - trust on the premises. Al conyeyaBrtne
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
the Auctioneers.
RORERT BOSTON, Trustee
an 3l-eo6ds GREEN & WILLlAMs Ancts
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Thankful fer the liberal patrona &c received the
attention OF the Public 10 called to the above Stock
a. the most complete in the District, large nor
tion of which has be en- Manufactured specially TO
Order; and with the weekly additions received
will make il all times such as is kept in q Well
Regulated Establishment Orders for PAPER
hanging or Window Shades punotually and faith
fully executed, in City or Country. Any order
not Satisfactory filled, will be immediately cor
rested. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according TO quality sold at Low Rates a.
they can be purchased in the District.
Terms CASH FOB GOODS AND LABOR.
J. MARKRITER,
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sTEARs on THE DoURo-ouarauts~A a p,r.
j White Port wine, bottled by osborn q Co., Of
os0r'o. , For a :sst , By Az, = q prne &c,
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MARRIED..

PENNIES can be had in any quantities az the
Star office counter "
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RY TH0s. DOwLING, Auct. GsOrsstows.
Rr ". L. WALL q CO., AUctiOneers.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCrIoN
On NEDNksbAf AFTERNOON, September a.
a. tl.t We Will cell, on the premises vslu-
atle snd desirable BuildiIg ts on the south SIDE
OF street between luh aud 18th streets, Uetne
Lots = ana y, IN subdivision Of square No a.
irontlBR each p let 4 street ant running b
I4o ie,l TO 20 loot alley. They Will be sold sep
SIX Twelve ana eighteen months, deferred Bay
ne nts 70 Re secured ~ deed Of trust the prop
cry, al stamp and convey encing 81 peus- of
purchaser; depusit - $50 will L. required as
seon a. the property Is knocked down. Title
peifec
80 W I, WALL
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BOLD LARCESY.-Last night, about 91
O'Clock, three colored men entered the store of
Vim. Rosenbush. 18th street. between + and q
and pretended TO bargain for pair of boots
each. The first who was fitted took an oppor-
tunIty 10 yamose with the boots. valued at
Sill, and another stole the Dreprietor's hat
One OF them, named John Brown, was arrest
ed by officer Grant. OF the Second Ward, and
lie Is held Tor a hearing by Justice MorselI.
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RYGBEEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOseers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
18th sTBkET, BETWEEN AND Sis.

18th sTBEET, BETWEEN L AND Sis.
NORTH. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock y.
m, shsll sell, on the premises, by virtue q .
Der 1855. and duly recorded in the land records
for " sshington county, District Of COluHbis, in
Liber X. M. H, No Is, folios 3, 81 and s., the
following described premises, TO wit Lot IS, in
Glet subdivision OF lots IL and H. in Square No.
Ne. 46 OF aid su bdi vision.
Terms Cash. All conveysnc1ng and revenue
stamps st the cost OF the purchaser Slo0 down
at the time Of sale. in the hands of the suction
GERS; and ifthe terms are not complied with within
hye days after the day sale the trustee reserves
the right & resell at the risk and cest Of the de-
faulting purchaser, by advertising three times in
the Evening Star. -
CHARLEs JONES. Trustee.
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s. WAREHOUSES Ar AUCTION.

CHEF QVarrsrmaSsr'S 0<ee, Depot Of WaShington,l
WdShiHgtOR, ID. c September 8. $50 (
Will be sold at public auction, on Thu RsDAY.
18th instant, commencing at 10 q m. under the di
reetion of Breyet Lieut.. Col. James NJ Moore, A.
2 M, the following United States Warehouses,
situated on g street, between Twenty hrst and
Twenty second streets:
One Warehouse, part > 81 by 80 feet
One Warehouse. part 2. 43 by l50 feet.
One Warehouse, ~ feet by lis feet.
One Warehouse. 81 feet by l29 feet.
One Platform, 10 feet Nv go feet.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
Buildings required 90 be removed in 10 days
from day Of sale.
ID. ii. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen and Chtef Quar-, ermAster,
&c 6-ot Depot Of Washington.
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CHARLES JONES, Trustee.
se4law6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y NAGLE a 90, Aucuopeers.
ID sales-rooms No. 29s Pennsy lvania svenus

Hasle %. viii give their personal attention 70
the sale OF Real y tate and Household Furniture &c
the residence Of Amiliee declining hoRsekeepinG,
Also, te the sees OF stocks Of Groceries and mer-
ehsndise Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
nc III
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ID TRIEsEMAR,

PROTECTED BY RUYAL LETTERS PAT.
ent OF England, and secured by the seals Of the
College of Medicine, Vienna.
Trlesemar No. !, Is the effectual remedy for Be
taxation. SpeInathorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of
seded the pauteoss use of Copa via, Cubebs, &c
friesemar No 5 l. the infallible remedy for all
Impurities and Secondary So mptOms. thus Obvi-
atng the use OF mercury and all other deleterious
Each preparation 10 in the form OF a most agree.
able Lozenge Secured frem the effects Of cli-
SIS each. four IS cases IL one for So. and in 81
cat es, thus saving 50. Divided in separate doses
rs administered by yalpeau, Sallamands, ROux,
Wholesale and retail by DR. BARROW, No ea
Blocker street. New York
To be had also Of s. O. FORD. No. $50 Pena'a
avenue. corner 18th ct. se9-ly
I EVILS AMERICAN SPORTSMAN, one vol
teal Treatise on Shooting. Thoughts en- Hunt.
ing, by Beckford; London. The Sportsman and
his Dog; London Shotgun and sporting Rifle, by
Fellows. Dogs. their Management, b. Msyhew
Tendon. Dinss Mayhem ana Hutchinson on the
Dog, edited by Frank Forester Crayen's Young
SEES TRANCK TAYLOR.
49, AMERICAN AND WASHINGTON ~.
sAeH BRASS AND sTRIkG BANDS. o.
Headquarters-Room % Intelhgencer ~
6bTTi n I'll 'th IT. one 'GGsrs ,ou:h Of Post
~ @-2m Also Tor other string BANDS.
DpRE CIDER yINEGAR. WHITE MUSTARD
! ! SEED, Green Ginger, with full assortment Of
:. EGAE PEBBLE,
an 0-6t corner x and 9th street
GBUYEBE CHEESE AHD
shn Corner Htl an strssd
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L dolph county, We Title indisputabie. Terms
reasonable. Will be sold in tracts to suit purches
Latham, NJ O. from West Virginia, and " D.
Wallach, editor Washington Star. For title In
Su nss at the rooms od S9sp HIM ever Han;
positively be sold.
ap1l-6 THOMAS FORD
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w sTEAM MARBLE WOkxs,'
~.pp.r manufacturer of
and WAeH6TAND TOPS, &c.

Monuments Made In .rd.r m ra..onabIa tarnss
and shortest notice
VIII keep constantly on hand EASTERN HAR.
BILE and MARBLE THING
Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly attended
e. renns. Avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS. west.
Washih8t0ns ~. ". mar
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~ BICk Ia f1N0
ID In ALL ITS BRANCHES.

beat manner ell kinds Of BRICK AND 6rONI
MASONRY, including house building and repair.
prices.
High street. Georgetown, viii be promptly st.
tended to.
iy1-6 J. VRCOLLINa
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf THos. DowLIhG, Auct 4; Ge1rset..n.
PLEASURE BOAT LIVE YANKEE AT Auc-
O.. MONDAY moRSisG September 10Th. It 70
~ . 81 81. His .. ; y.ss -h ar
"ss.s 70 % very swift sDd 10 IN perfect ORDER.
se7a rHos. BOWLING. Act
Rf GREEN . WILLIAMS, Au.tiosss,
A NV TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE aNp
ADJOINING LOr, rrontins On stree, norts'
bet.een eth and eth streets ~est, at Pabiie
On MONDAY, tire 10Th instant, at "a, o'oiocs ..
N se shall cell, on the premises, Lot No "a, q
story Frame Bou.S, containing seven sacd ,osm.
Also q nne ADJOINING Lot, no. q Saving a. ICED
Term. One hsif cash: b.isnos Il. aud ,-.,,.
m.n,hs for note. .esripE Interest. and secured sy
spd revenue stamp. AZ the cost Of the pr,eS..ss
when 'S Sk REiSsT An
ri W. L. WALL q 60. Aucusseer,.
=, By virtue OF oecree Of the Supreme Court Of
the s%nss6eT viii ST Tor ..s IN 'fqs1
la. on se pr n5 at ,eloet m square Ne
seott square is DIV ded into sx lots aud Is n one
immssis,s hoTsns: "a the ciy being IN The
.rsny .1nsidered f,r the new Presidential
cprins io,. ~ !. tue only opportuntty Cor pro
moo s' the surrounding property is held ey spec
Terms of sale as prescribed by decree. One
fourth cash; residue in six, twelve and eigbt.ea
months, Win interest from day OF sale All con-
veysnciUg, intending revenue stamps st tie cost
OF the purchaser
JCARTER MARBURY Trusteo
gu y eoSds Iutl W. L WALL co, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account 81 the rails, until TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON, September n, ~ same hour, on the prem
ises BY order Of Trustee
eel WI. WALL a 90. Aucts
THos. DoWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
NEAT ANpC COMFORT ARIr Small. rp,
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUUTION
or kbNksDAf AFTEkNOON September
18th, at clock. will sell. trout Of he nrsm-
is~s LOT No fronting a. feet on VALLEY street
near est ST., with de pth q about leo ieet Inc
IN pTONeft nts consist % a aud cos.fsrt.bI.
small Frame House stable and workshop which
could lie easily converted into q good dveliing-
houst. Immediate Possession will lie slven
Terms cash
A. the sane time sns place I will sell q LOT Of
Bakers Tools, lot q Gravel for roofno cdr
PT'ss, Ladders, aud several other articl-s
see THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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CEyHkEL NEW STYLES or MASON 4
- HAMLlN9 Cabinet o rgans have inst been
received wSfeA We offer o. le st factory prices.
eu1 W. q. AxfZHROTT 90.
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DAY MARE, YEARS OLD; BOUND AND
- kind In any barnes; Q splendid Saddle g.
Mare. The above Mare will be cold ct EA
auction 20 pay livery. on 6atur day morn 6A
Ing. September lst at 10 O'Clock ct Wall q Co.'S
10th streets y
aug Is i0ts KING r KIYE6
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NORMAI. SCHOOL.


The STATE NORMAL School, designed for the cdu-
cation of those who wish to be employed as teachers
the FlFIEENTH OF JANUARY, in the saloon of
me the led Mems Hall Paca street between Fayette
and Lexington under the charge of Prof. NEWELL.
age young women, at least sixteen; and must bring
the certificate Of appointment required by law from
the Board of School Commissioners of Baltimore
city. or of the county to which they belong
TUITION AND TEXT Books FREE to those who are
regularly appointed, and file a written declaration
that it is their intention to teach in the Public
Schools Of Maryland: Others will be charged Twenty
Five Dollars per session.
For further information apply at the office of the
State Superintendent of Public Instruction q "
Calvert street.
J2-eO6t L. VAN ROEEEIEN
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MhRREED,

DSON-HAZARD.-At Mobile on the
9th of December, by the Rev. J. A. Massey, D. D.
Samuel c. Donaldson, formerly of Baltimore, 10 Ca
mila daughter of the late Charles c. Hazard of Mo-
bile.
McCURDY--CHANCEAU the 1st inst
Bella Chanceaume. daughter of the late Martin
Chanceaulme, both of this city.
MlLLER-C0QPER.-0n the Dist December al
the residence of the brides father by the Rev. e. R.
Hera. II. Best. Miller to Miss NJ Ellie Cooper both
of Baltimore county.
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GLANYTLLE.-0n the 9th inst of consumption
James W. Granville, aged 63 years.
McNULTY.-On the 9th inst. Mary Ellen daugh-
ter of John McNulty, aged 6 years.
ROBERTSON the Sth inst, David F. Ricketts,
Assistant Surgeon u S. Navy, in the SD year of his
age.
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r NDNEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
NS LECTURES AND READINGS

US IESvTTRES ASD REAnINcS
course OF Lectures and Readings for the benefit
OF 81 MarRs p. E. Church. will be given at the New
Assemaaiy Rooms, and the following programme is
Friday; January 18th, 1866 Rev. B. F. Brooke: sub
Zee, Inc Masque Of the Valley of the Shenandoah
d.; Readings in Poetry and Prose. Satnrdav Feb
ruary B. Hon C. c. Cox; subject; Triumvirate Of Am
Griswod subject Free Sittings in the House Of 90 r.
Tickets for the course, admitting gentleman and
two ladies, 100. Admitting person to the course
S150. For single lectures 50 cents Tickets TO he
had at McCatfrey Music Store. the book stores of
Entz Bash: Cushing's and Bailey. Jas. 5. Waters
Also at the door on the evenings of the lectures
Doors open at lecture commence at s.
in 10 H. Il H. lS feq*
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association, and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge Address, DR.. J. SETLLTN IIoUGHToN
Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. oc9-tf
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THIRD LEzrFUgE OF TfJr

0EITHE THIRD LECTURE OF THE
GSP COURSE before the young Mems Christian
Association will be delivered at the New Assembly
Rooms on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18th
inst, at quarter before o'clock, by the
REV. n. ii. SCHENCK. ID, of this city.
Subject-"NEW AMERICA"
Tickets to one Lecture. so cts.
Tickets for the remaining three Lectures."..S100
Tickets can be had at the stores of Messrs. James
s. Waters, McCafrey, Cushings & Bailey and Isaac
p. Cook ie-6t
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BALTIMORE DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JANUARY IL 1see
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N5DNOTECE TO sHAREH0LDERs.-Th
tSy Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of the
MONUMENTAL OIL C0MP,ANY'S STOCK will
P. NJ. GEO. U. PORTER. Sec'y. j6-St
OS5DFERsT NATIONAL. BANK
~ OF BALTIMORE,
JANUARY 9, 1866. J
gentlemen were elected Directors of this Bank for
'' '' ' Thomas SWAMI,
JOHN CLARK,
JOHNS HOPKINS,
THOMAS KELSO,
COLUMBUS 0'D0NNELL,
BENJAMIN DEF0RD,
WILLIAM L. HOOPER,
HORACE ABBOTT.
At z SUBSEQUENT meeting of the Board THOS.
iaio-lt va" ~ ]. 5. NORRIS, Cashier.
NNaTHE NATIONAL. BANK OF BALTI
Yesterday, the following named gentlemen were duly
elected DIRECTORS of this Bank for the ensuing
HENRY A. THOMPSON. President.
DAVID S. WILSON. G. MORTON STEWART,
And at at meeting of the Board this day, HENRY A.
ia i6-d 5H was ''''''" ?. Gibson. Cashier:
NRBANK OF COMMERCE.
DIVIDEND B 81 FSTk P PEE 3Pf S
for the current six months, this day declared,
payable on and after MONDAY. the Sth day of Jan
The National, State and City Taxes have been paid
The transfer of the Capital Stock of the Bank will
be closed from the LIST to the Sth day of January in
elusive. By order C. II. CATHCART.
ia 1-dl2t Acting Cashier.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
GSS BALTIMORE, Dec. 90 1865.
The-Presdent and Directors have declared divi-
dend Of FIVE PER CENT, payable on and after
! the tenth proximo.
jl-1O. D. SPRIGG, Cashier
NND 0sCEOEA HALE. has been reftted and
10y put in complete order. For Rent for Soirees,
Balls. Concerts, Exhibitions, &c. Apply. at the
| rooms No. % North Cav street nn1s2rn"
~ A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can con-
10y scientiousy recommend to those suffering from
| 4 distressing cough, DR.. Strickand's Mellifiuous
Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief almost instantaneous
and is witha not disagreeable to the taste There
no doubt that the MelifuOus Cough Basam is Of
the best preparations in and is all that its pro-
prietor claims for it.. We have tried it during the
cough. 1t is prepared by Dr.. Strickland No. i39
Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio. and for sale by
Druggists Wholesale agents TOmsen Block and
| HS BY DIR. STRICKLAND'SP PILE EMEDY. :
Mr.. Glass, Of Janesyic. Wisconsin, writes for the
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that he has
been troubled for eight years with an aggravated case
Of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the
army as incurable, Che being quite paralyzed with
the Plcs Both these distressing cases were cured
with one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testmonials RECEIVED BY Dr. Strickland. ought
chronic cases of Piles cured by Dr. Strickand's
Pile Remedy. Il is sold by Seth S. Hance 108 Bati-
| more street, and by Druggists everywhere.
| Wholesale Agents, T0MSEN & BLOCK
and A. V0GELER & CO:
| SETH S. UANCE,
jy3-ly Agent.
|
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KinIlinp. Wool.

Aarrens Fire ana WATERPROOF Roofing.
Perfectly Firc-Proof Perfectly WATERPROOF
Unequalled for Durability, Security, and Economy.
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section of
the country. JAS. H. JOHNSON & Co.,
d27-6m2p Over 90 West Baltimore street
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oR9OMS OF THE CORN AND FLOUR
~ ~. EXCHANGE. CORNER WOOD and SOUTH
STREETS, BALTIMORE. January 8th, 1S66.-The An
nual election OF FIFTEEN DIRECTORS to manage
the affairs of the CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGES
for the ensuing year has been POSTPONED until
MONDAY, January 18th, By order
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y -zsTsgE WEEK OF PRAYER. for the Con-
tSP version ofthe World will be observed by the
pcesbyterian CHURCHES of this city as follows "A
Church. Or. Smith's) and a united meeting, adj
dressed by two pastors, on MONDAY, the Sth, at
Westminster, Or Dickson's,l on TUESDAY, at the
lin street, OR. Bullocks) each evening at ~ P NJ
jaS-m. tu,th
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ta SO Saratoga street one door above Cal7ert

E17Ol SAEE-TWO FARMS IN BALTTNOR =
Il COUNTY, two in Anna Arundel and a country
seat within six miles Of the city, and several small
houses IN different parts Of the city can be bought
great bargain if applied for Immediately, at No. II
Law Buildings, to
ia4-tf NATHAN Harrison