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appears e e have been Of unusual severity.
had not arrived that day The originated from
smens en wfm s on that DAY u o h & hs was included
arrivals tonnage and at he por o
Quebec in the ias and 1874 the th Oct inclusive
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T IamSs, nun Of vessels ls cleared a, ,h: port for from
Cleared Montreal up oth inst and not recleaed ''
Total Of arrivals this year. from sea up to 18th inst in
elusive 1852
Remaining in the ports Of Quebec and Montreal 2as
Whalemen.
H : eysH sifsf 81 ossff
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with lee rail in the water hours bulwars los, ali
Sailed from Nantucket lth inst fy Asor, Coffin, Pacific
Ocean.
ST THOMAS, Oct Pin no Hollpbush Trundy from Surf
nam man, for for Boston Fulton Habbsd from Baltimore sd
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Home Ports.
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Owls HEAD Oct isAr Lincoln Green Deer Isle for Bos
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dence Cid Angenora Andros Boston, Arr 6th Prince de
Joinville, Gardner, Mariel
HARTFORD, Oct l6-Arr Senate, Brockwav and Seneca
Francis NYork. Sid 10th, Sactem, Deming, do
New HAVEN 0ct l6-Arr Ohio, Farnham Albany for Hart
B1Psjamin, ri West Indies WsshngtOa Thomas Albany.
Eaanc,e' Sargent, Somerset Grecan Benedict St
Cd Emily Cumming Barbados; NJ Clayton Parker,
sls s sSA % Bangs and y Lawenes Randall Bcson Esther
dence Chief Reeves, Greenwch Jane Henderson, Hinson
Albny; Mirror, Taylor and Mary Ann Caroline Corson,
York; J Crouch, Tomln, Staten Island.
RIcHMoND, Oct l3Sd Marietta Burr Knapp and Catharne
Wilcox, Liscomb, NYork.
CHARLEsToN, Oct I-Arr Anson, Barkman, NYork CID
Virginia Eaton, Havre. Arr 18Th Potomac Berry Boston in
ds.res7th lat 32 30 Ion 30 experienced violent hur
cane from all points OF the compass, during which the shir
WAS move on her beam endscut and mizen
the board The sails spaTs and rigging going the side carried
Nyork Geo Washington, Reed Newport RI carried away
nam boom and fore gait during the passage Mary Hammond
Hosmer, Camden; Planet, Terry, Niork
New osLEASs Ocss1ArT Bombay, Gay, Livepool; John
Epervier, Wooster Thomason. Cid + Street Mcconnell
Havana; Juanta, [Mex1 Martinez Vera Cruz.
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onstitu tionaI Debility Cured.-The Tonic

ure prepared BY the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of
FIFTY OF New York. confidently recommended for all
ehlty produced by indulgence Of any kind
an Invaluable remedy for impotence serlty barIenness
less d. pending ON mal-formation)
jingle bottles 81 each Of half dozen ST. carefully
Ped aud seat to all parts Of the Union.
lce of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy IS Nassau
ft w. S. RICHARDSON. NJ. D., Agent.
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GRAND AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION
COLISEUM, 450 BROADWAY.

THE celebrated Exhibition Of the BATTLE OF BUNKER
l HILL and the BURNING Of CHARLESTOWN, which
universally admitted TO be the greatest Of mechanism
this country and which graphically represent
ed that the beholuer hardly himself he
that first battle ground Of the Revolution The troops
marching and Dragons and cavalry
dashg fuousi through the streets o. loading
and firing from Cops Hshps Of sailing and down
Charles River, and their broaddes the American
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS British troops repeatedly epnsed and
driven with violence down the hhe dreadful conagr
Of the Of Charlesown SC &C. all together
OF the thrilling interest," and which
be duly appreciated.
OF NORTH POINT and CITY OF BALTlMOREl The
FAIRY LAND or MERMAID'S CAVE The terrific
STORM SCENE on the Merrimack River. The ISLE or
CYPRUS! And a view Of the CITY OF LOWELL! the
Manchester OF Amerca with the Factories all lighted
at woIk-together with Of the late SOUTH
WARK RIG rs in the city OF Philadelphia.
This exhpition which has been than
Boston and phiadepha will be opened the above
place Monday the l4h where will for
short time Tickets 80 children under IL years half price
Doors olen at 7, commence at ~ o'clock precisely.
r. Son Wednesdays and Saturdays, commencing at r.
M, the exhibition will be opened with the 1.-THE
being dalkened the especial accommodation OF
families and strangers which schools Of all kinds Sunday
well as academicai, Will be admitted on liberal terms
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bJ- The Naval Court Martial at Washington is
engaged with the trial OF John Farron, Jr Chief En-.
gineer Of the U. steamer Missouri the charge Of
negligence.
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,r- : -.
NEuvTAsBrg Demerara 1870 logs mahogany and cedar 20
bids les 30 bxs hhds cs moasses honey
ustc Co6 bdl palm leaf 30 tons Holt Owen-j
cs segars Lasala co7 tons copper w Wrgh-2O
do order,
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m arried.

At Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, 18th inst, by the
Rev. DR. Spring, EDWARDS b SANFORD, Of Pm adelpha,
to MARY r. daughter of g R. Downing, Esq of former
place.
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supplies, had our currency been inflated there
would have beena demand large enoughto have prevent
ed the losses daily made
The New York Gas Light Company have declared
dividend Of four and half per for the last six
months, payable on the lst of November.
The Merchants Insurance Company of Boston have
declared semi annual dividend Of twenty per cent pay
able on demand
The receipts Of the Western Railroad still steadily
increasing. From Jan. ist to Oct l2th ls43-44 they
have been follows:-
:, WESTERN RAILROAD.
Receipts for the week ending Oct l2l 843 1874 Incr.
Passengers S6,7a9 1904 1855
Freight, &C.. ..... ........ 1884 $3.50 800
SlS83 168H 2f3i
Receipts previously. 4ls,67l 53206l 1888 800
Ss33,35a 563, ,898 l35, ,5H
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0rj- A man named Thomas Glossop met with
awful death at Lewispor KY week before last Whilst
working at the bottom OF well 45 feet deep great
OF earth fell in upon him and buried him alive.
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We shall esteem il favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken their list Of their cargo, aud
newspapers, they may have He will board them I'M
medately their arrival Agents and Correspondents
abroad, will also confer favor by sending this Office
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical Iniorma
tion Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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AUCTION SALES.


SAMUEL PHlLLIPs. Auclioneer.
puBLc ApMISsTRATsoAh9ss s'fs f4 AS sxfEs.ud.y 10Th
Sss sss:i S.s f. Jss
Ba,eaus, Goats Has, Shoes Boots.
Terms cash, IN banka6le money. Ois are
DgTGA BELvgyoys spoGyTs psoo2Ts AT An ATCMTloNmEan I'll q
O'Clock Broadway few cases Of superior Buibons Roots
o% ass% ho.pd ard from the same
% ay be Placed on the easNgSs III hs eases
ee lots Also. magnificent and myrtle Orange Trees
saiardy Evening they sell large lot Of Shells just received
from the East Indies Of many rare kinds. ois tt'ec
w wom,n who dssoss make rsslf every way
s Ss,s os Si 81. ss san De
PARTNER WANTED
a Of Ss@ ' si' and 2 saas
bushes TO p,r,on having c,pt FROM four TO j. 'hoa
adds'sips Hotel" Upper Post Office, New York.
OLE BIJl l.
NEWSPAPER pRoPRlEToRs ard others having de-
win ward iSsn M ss as G az
before % S,.dy q, l'i oetS5sI seloet to Mr. %by
5ENEF on pS.y sS and ala
f rsas @ e.ss M
!. .t cs.sd They vii q be assisted By s city
Ss b dp 4p IA. .f Tndy snd
generously offered is services for this occasion Soch a.
mirable conduct the Of Mr. OLE Bull in assisting Mile
Desarns and Mr. j. Martin dancers merit deserves g
credit We hope they m be well patronized being e
benefit of Mile L. d. in New York. r. c. ID.
oI8 t.rc
TuBILEE.The Repeaers Of Brooklyn will kindIe bon
fire Begen Hill adjoining Court street in the 81 xth
Ward. South Brooklyn Monday evening October 2Ist 1874
IN COMMUNICATION OF the moral victory achi. by the
release Of Oconae and his margIed compa,rios from The
os sw s mhf S Eessssr sM
atd LII who favor Of asserting the rights Of
aud advancing the BLESSINGS of Constitutional Liberty 10 oir
them this stand will be erected on the ground
from which several eminent speakers will address people
The Reeaers of Brooklyn will assemble at Sweeneys Co
lumbar Hall foot Of Atlantic street South Ferry, for the pur
pose o meeting and escortng their friends the ground
70 Be formed az that place pec,sey o'clock
headed ny the Executive committee The Procession, preced
ca By Band q Highland pipe i march from the Soul
Terry through Furman street TO Fulton ferry Front Main
street up Nam to York street York jackson street down
smith street, n and ~ smith st'eet 70 the ground.
II IS hoped the ir nds Of the will mum
bers may be worthy of the occasion The Repeal Warden
will act as Aids to the Grand Marshall
N. Is. No money will be collected az this meeting
by order OF the Executive Committee.
X. g. CHURCH, Chairman
Peter y Eara, James Collins,
Neal McCauley, Daniel Nc Nalnara.
John McClean William Lee,
ola 3'nc Committee
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NIBLO's THEATRE.

NIhLO'S THEATRE.
TREME DOUS ATTR ACTION
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Doors open at 7-Perormance 10 commence at ~.
THE GRACEFUL DANCERS
MILE. PAULINE DESJARDINS'
]. MARTINS Ii"
FA L w l. l. l. b NEFIT.
Friday Evening, October 18th, 1914.
MILE. DESJARDINS and J. MARTIN, assisted by the
great and unryaed performer OL Bull and by the follow
"TETiTE CfLEsTE siGs PERozZi, sANaUiRiCO,
e9S Grand yocaE AND N INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
with new Dances and splendid advertisements.
PROGRAMME
a-fhe Fir;. Act Of the INDEPENDENCE OF % GREEc T.
he Women Warriors
Grand Pantomme and Ballet.
Grand Pas de chal de Couonne by MeI Desjardns M
Martin, and the Corps de Ballet
3-Grand Duo-trom the second act Of Donizes "Elisr
dAmoIe by Signora + Borohese and Sig Sanquirico.
3-Solo, executed the Horn by ..........M Mr. Aupck
6The Tyrolienne and Romance Therese la Blonde and
The foacdaa a1G Gaslae ea ssnora = eSssBsi os Ba
PART ii.
a-Grand Duo-From Donze,t,is ';he Gemma d Verg by
Signon Borghese and Sig Sanquirico.
fhs Es Hs'i Bsad dance by Ms Petite Gss.s
5-Ana Bufa from Rossnis Opera Of Cinderella, by sgnor
To conclude with beaut full Dance.
6-The yarsoyienne by Mile Desjardns and NJ Martin.
= Leader ol the Orchestra. Sig Lamanna.
Combined with all the former Distinguished Professors.
B-Iickets TO be had the door OF Nibo's Theatre
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steamships.
Steamers. Leaue Lip'i Due in .1me'a Leave .qmea
Acadia, Harrison. Oct, 4 . Oct IL - Nav /
q Western. Matthews. Oct. IL J. Oct. 2.......Noy
Hbemia, Ryrie . Oct. 10 .. .. Nov I. Nov rs
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PEV. PROFESSOR MAFFITT will Lecture on the
oF GENIUS in the Methodist Z. Church. Bedford
street This Evening" Friday oclocs Tickets 2 cents 10
be had al the door. = ola ltsrc "
NOTICE TO MILLINERs AND OTHERS-Sellmg off
below cost The well selected aud fashionable fall and
p Division street. The above stock consisting about 700
in trimed Hats of sati velvet silk &c. up OF
ne best materials and of the latest fall shon also alb
oo pieces ali shades and colors Ribbons Flowers Feathers,
&c Nc &c, all Of which be sold, Madam Godfrey
cannot time attend the Division street business
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Oct 49, will be presented,
GRisT. TO THE MILL, -,
After ,SHs %Sies a The viii apps.
To be followed by
GONE TT 3 TTExAs,
Mr. sweIlinEton, VIII Crisp Mrs swslngton Miss Ellis
To psntsS epnslsde with
THE w0NDERfUL LAMP.
Boasss Tier Is and Third Tiers 50 csn~Pt
cents-Gallery Is cents.
PALMO's OPERA HOU &c !.
ADMISSION, As ENTs ONLY
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18TH,
MR. AHa tfy oEyTsSsF dbSHs The Week Of IL.
oa asas s ire %o . for S' q New Ky
THSP THE EAoGfRtih3fs51 oRiGiS e. OF
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
MEssRs.
aERMoN' sTANW26V xS6 waAREH waAAkR,SoToN, HT PELHAM
At this Hous- since their from Washington City, with
var,sy q NEW sosas Gltss Cbosus.s &c &C. accom-.
CAsTAsnTrs, &c SIC.
For ',ll n,rtlealsrs see programmes
m.IChEAL's OLYMPIC rHEaIHa.
Doors o''" rs fi pai INC" 6c :: - SseeA s precisely
THE FAIR 5sE WITH Uaks
JOHN ! fEg!TsjoHs f !sisIj
ARTFUL puBGER
THE II 'onsRdt sacEEr. E'is
p .Sns afs % ST. S
CIRCUs-BOWERY.
Boxes. IS cents. rit... l21s cents.
TIE GhEAp fxsbEAAdSTaNA AATSTTHAaG AalTsrnsis Tyr1Fi
vaen,in u his Terrific Feats upon the FLYING Rope
Mrs Cole IN an Act" Act of i,s iorsem snship
Master Aymar as the Sa lor
Splendid Gs1sissSss: '1issSps. vatas. IS assa's &c
,.iown'.. w. H. stout
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THE JEWS MfSSI AH1heC Christan Millennium and the
Sayior OF e'W oIld comete World stands reprieved-
the prophecies fulfil edthe devil ard his angels are bound
over IN chains Of daress aud the Lord God omn
potent reiRnethte bridegroom reIoceth his
marriage supper Of the lamb prepared aud feast
lat things M Of marrow and wines the lees well refined
ready Tor all mankndthe spirit the to tile
marriage supper Of the lamb and drink OF the wine which
standing. - ~
: N B.Bow We the trumpet in Zon-sound the alarm-tbe
Savior Messiah thu second meet him
TO your tents oh l.raeassembe yethe judgement shall
SIT and the books shall be opened afternoon before
sunset in the Northern Exchange large Hall No
street. end on the Sabbath al hapas orenoon hapast
three, afternoon, and O'Clock IN the evening
ol8 2t~ec
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS.
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II. WIKOFF.

Cnantrsror, LIST january, isii
have hardly time LEFT for writing to any body, dear
unet but shall take time to let you know how we are
Dhere we are and where hope to be- shortly. read
The Herald every day, which Mr. rage OF tht
harieson Hotel sends up to us regularly oil morn
ng Byhe.bye his hotel is 0orhy especial notice: The
tfcr is remarkable for lis great eItenf IT'S admirable pro-
Por'on. ana gosI D"" as:s NV soul he .qsor Hon,e
bd, cot here before u.s." And the Charleston Hotel may be
nsm.d II con junction with lis great prototype; but 1t Is
t merely in extcrnsls that this admirable house appeals
u the notice of the traveller IL is equally remarkable ior
~ exccil.n appointments Its good service, d s wen
supplied table, which Is vgantiy catered iot ny .ne
mos, attentive and courteous Of landlords, Mr. rage
WHETHER relation OF Mistress Anne rage OF nhbke
speare mention cannot say but she might DC proud OF
sch descendnnt Ir you write thing OF Charleston
40 ~ kind ord Of an sniiablc end devsh warm
fi.ni of ,ours-anoher recommendation, III my eyes
sen, YOU Richmond Wing, when there containing
II in the Herald" Isuppoe It did not reach you or you
lad no room for tin either case am sorry or her fren
IN Europs In America are accustomed 10 consult the
Herald for Of her movements and incidents
of her ,sv wherever she may happen be and she has
en-, on, Tor and future perusal history OF
her urogress as the English papers say in America
recorded in the agreeable pages OF the Herald" There
regret the more every gap that may occur-h Is our
Nale made her debut in Charleston Monday last, the
9s,h of December IN the ballot Of La Sylphide' The
entire engagements bold measure, certainly bur u APP
pears q successiui one for the question is not, How
much p but Where can we find seatsF The house
was densely packed and the attention given to inc per
formances reslly remarkable One loud rtverpera
ing burst Of applause announced The recognition OF
Fanny and then they sat still and observed her nov
they watched her every movement, turn ana s,P ~,
in Boston you remember-thcy were deterninei no. 70
let her pass without ordeal but, by degrees they peg
TO give in till sl last they grew NOISY ana ',,
mi an "Wednesday night her triumph was compleiei
INC ,oot vengeance for their suspicion In her NE shr
never dane cd better and the Charesionans lrp ny
her In New York itself they never d'psysu ga,nse
enthusiasm iter the Cracouenhe sho WIS c',ieu out
smia he mos, desenng din and made tremendous hi'
in nice little speech, that she delivered ,ao
nh ,rcsi snlrt and sweet intonation. She said The
WI ~, ,our carolina climate has charmed me, bu'
Io or,ol OF your generosity delights me still more 4
'o hs,tcr bo,c you'll thank you better for this kind
i.a,e Every possible token Of satisfaction was
,howered upon her by the excited audience She APP
nears Tonight and tomorrow for the last time-every
place takcn aud the worthy MrAbbot,wi have cleared
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Price Two Cents.

by the four representations $4,000 In spite Of his e,rea
ties and hundreds OF others, she embaks in the new
pa kct Hay me- on Sunday morning next Tor Havana
bidding temporary adeu 20 the United states We have
yet 10 lean whether Spanish elthHsasm viii nonest
se so pTodigaly and generously that of hen ohtrts
Amef.caines, "tear Americans" rs Fanny call them.
There funny incident occurred his morning,
worth mentioning Fanny was startled 10 learn mat The
Sheriff vi Charleston wanted 10 see her on business
what have been doing her first thought--let him
up and MIR Brown stra,ghtway presented himself
g" hsye come, Madam" said he 10 ascertain II your
jewels are all sale and TO request that Will Keep
vigan es ana strong lock upon them" Fanny tuned
pale Al ne idea OF robbery, and the lord knows what
On inquiflns INTO the cause oil this good naued advice
the sheriff reped he had received positive information
that most desperate rogue had bean follow ing her
time past Wuh aView TO abstract her jewels hose
beauty and value he perfectly well understood And he
asked she hd not recoliect veiy plausible foreigner
got into her saloon at Richmond by saving he knew
her ut Vienna having met her Prince Metternicks
whom be had often heard speak Of her Fanny reElied.
she recolected Perfectly well the occurrence AND having
sent him IN wing she had not the good fortune
mcmbering him. " That's the man. said the sheriff and
hew are him wherever you goiorhe ia plausible per
sevoring and bold. But hope TO have him within -
hours. and me has long string OF Offences for
il | once succeed in getting him" Fanny thanked the
sheriff cordially, and viii be careful ever
and her 10 night hes thrown every thing into the
shade. A seIennde is now going under the windows.
Have The goodness, Bennett, TO say something of
Fanny hit here which IL PECULIAR they calmer the
first night and outrageous the third than esew here
They drowned strong orchestra last night with their
yels This information will Fanny greatly at New
Orleans where Caldwell is holding out eans her still
Mdle sends her best respects to and Mrs. make
mine also How did sine succeed with the velvet cloak
better luck than with the gown, hopes how is she in
health. expect TO make the acquaintance OF third
party when return to the North.
Yours truly, HENRY WIKOFF.
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fsF. The editors OF the Pittsburgh Aurora have
been lately sentenced to pay fine OF 10 and 20
dollars respectively and TO be imprisoned In the coui
ail for three months for a libel Judge Greer Inc
offence consisted in their having applied The term ss
the learned iusge ia their payer in reply 20 NJ
men'ary Of the same to one Of them IN '"'P
previously.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH OLEOsTATIC LAMPS,
At L. n.Inrs LANE AND 30 RRoAnWAY.


81 COX beg inform their friends and the public pene.
rally that they just received elegant assortment Of
French and English Oeostdc Lamps Englsh and Am~r,-
can solar LaTpsi slsc pattern Chandoles which for
ysrey and anr surpss any thing of the kind ofoe
Kepng riicss consulting Of ,sdoes Cand., 'br Ia;
pc Cutlery, Bmpghan aud sh.liels ts's CIV WTs; ma'i
Ware. Block Tim Dish Covers. Ums, &c. German silver
cles 80,
lB-Constanfly on hand large sssortm ut OF &trer
Ware. Tea sets, spop Forks &c &c a their own manuiac'
ture. .
Persons quicg anyor the above articles, respectfully
nvtsd to call Thy will find their Goods low any in
the city, w. 40 2wsre
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SN,eerp. The steamboat Hunter, trading to
Shreveport was snageed in Clear Lake on the I'd
instant having go bales Of cotton board great por-
of which had 20 be thrown overheard 10 prevent her
sinking and the boat ran bar She Subsequent
y arrived at Shreveport The ste amboat Lyle went in
ouest and succeeded in recovering large number OF
bales thrown from the Hunter.
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Vrrrx TEMps.-lhe farewell Concert Of Vieux
Temps wal not numerously attended his fir but
those who at il enjoyed themselves in the highest
degree Louisrtlle Dime, April -.
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CRUELTY. The scandalous and more than semi
bsrbarous is made by conenorary that
lot Of Bualoes be hunted and shot ~ win dr.
rows ut Canton, near Baltimore. on Iuesoay next
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I,r,Sn,rto~ Tho MINOR Mississippi ~ reported
10 NJ. pnusualy high inuuaaiine the low roNoW thos'
and extending TO he bluff o. either sac ara 10 ',ne
ne ronov, !, ain rising that place, and Il Is feared
hat cansiderabie damage will he sus,aincd-St Louis
Rsptblicdp.
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SOMETHING NFw.--The sloop James and Lucy,
apt Kenn sailed from this port yesterday with new ar
cie Of export for New Bedford. carrying ont besides
los Tea, OF steam sawed Lumber t053s feet OF Flooring
Roepa ranrd tongued and groved at the Phoenix Mil,
an Pic Island opposite the cysar. Georgian, iprst H.
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STATE Prison BLL.--The following Is from the
Albany Argus. The Bill to provide for the erection
of State Prison in the northern part Of the ate
occupied the Senate yesterday afternoon The consdera
ton Of the Bill will be resumed and probably concluded
this The indications that II will pass that
Uouse.
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WINES AND LIQUORS
CEILING AT REDUCED PRlCES-The Subscribsrwsb
ing to retire from buneI account Of i'll health offers his
entire stock OF old BRANDlES WINES and Liquors, at
barg,n The ,patson which his house has m.ntaned io
bark in the business Early application should be made
m ARNAUD. 3lk Am street.
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ABBEY HOTEL,
TREs'T RLOnNI N(,t)ATE ROAD

1o2d STREET, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD
II VAN RENSShL AHR, PROPRIETOR Of The Abbey Ho-
the liberal patronage cesowcd hs place he pact snson BY
strict attention e. the busne aud waits oil his guests e hopes
for Continuance Of The same
To who have VISITED he place he would respectful
y that large FIVE old msnsrn supplied wit the
sAIies AID laxur.' of ie-oand UNSURPASSED m locao1
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re tlemeJ tn their fsnilisa Will fnd few noors wei
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l. die aud Child 10 aud guiet the
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rnva,e walks
tans 81 sinsla parsons can ply board and sood re-
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caches and c-st1 drvers make this cheap sn4 psea
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