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A3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o
every description, executed with great despatch, al
he Office VI the Clipper, 134 BALTIaoRE-sT.-as
'A"Molh nlLL9 office can execute.


STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,


LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,


CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,


STAGE * HATTERS' BILLS,


RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc.
Indeed it is needless to enuRerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciites with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery fordoing work, in e0erysyIe
in manner unsurpassed in this city


THE WEEKLY CLIPPER. T0-day's Weekly Clipper
contains full abstract of the closing scenes in Con-
gress with all the interesting news of the week, from
every quarter variety of miscellaneous read ing,
ceent poetry editorial essays reports of the maIke Isl
news from Europe; two eloquent sketches of the Sa-
cred Mountains; Cropping the Question:" an admi-
rabe story; latest intelligence from the Army, Sc
Price Al per year, or cents per copy.


The MusEUM-Bencft Of Mr.. Thayer. The enter
tainrAents at the Museum this evening are for the
benefit Mr.. Thayer, the talented and popular Stage
manager He offers for the oceason bill of extraOr
binary attraction The interest ng and deeply affect
ing drama of the "Bnd Father" with dancing by
Madamoisee Malvina, and singing by MIR. Lit ell,
together with the excellent comedy of the "Carnval
Ball" are the attractions. The worthy beneficiary
deserves, and we trust will have an ovelflowing
house,


FoR THE CAMP MEETINGS. Those of our readers
who desire to visit any of the Camp grounds, can
have the choice of coRvey vance, by referring TO our
advertising columns.


The line steamer Herald, Capt. Russell, leaves the
lower end of Spears wharf this evening, 81 Oclk,
for Deal's Island Camp Meeting. The boat will re-
turn on Sunday evening. Fare 81.


The commodious steamer Patapsco, Capt. Sprague,
leaves the OF ght and Pratt cts, this
ming, at O'Clock, for the Royal Oak Camp Meeting
Bay side. She will return at O'Clock on Sunday
evening. Fare SO cents.


The safe and swift steamer Planter, Capt. Weems,
will also leave the lower end of Frederick st wharf,
on this evening, at 10 O'Clock, for the Royal Oak
Camp Meeting, Talbot county, Md and leave the
Camp ground for Baltimore at P. NJ. the following
day. Fare 81.


The large steamboat Pocahontas, Capt. Hollings-
head will likewise leave the Light ST. wharf at o.
O'Clock, Saturday evening, for Deal's Island Camp
Meeting. She will return on Sunday afternoon at 6
O'Clock. Fare 81.


The 'tOld Line" Onnbusses will run daily from
The corner Of Howard and Mulberry ss. between the
hours of 6 and O'Clock, A M, for the Camp, near
Rcisterstown. Fare rs cents.