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ASSISTANTS.

nOot0 AGN ! Os
John S. Gilbert. -"
Joseph G. Abertson.
GOuu'rn'T M Ogden
George Fl. Purser. I
Lyman Candee.
John Foote.
- Nathaniel Pearce.
.Areh'd Macklay,>Jr.
!, Vim. QuackiabushI
!, Neil Gray
Jacob Miller. l.sA
Tomas Spoford.
Nathan Roberts.
i, Edwin NICHOLS.
James ID: OEtuer.
J. J.F. WesterveIt.
s Wm. HI. Cornell.
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act lgas passed Wei G fed6ires The elect;or
of electors for the President and Vice Presideh
10 be held on the same day in all the States Fhi
act RECEIVED my yote, AT. the previous session
voted against bill somewhat similar in lis pro
visions, upon what I considered GOOD and sufFi
cient reasons y 1t wrs then But short time til
ftbe presidential election; and To iEete H5easurt
efectsbefore that election would have required ex
ira sessions ofthe Legislators IN many States, ant
in some Others an anlepd1ent to their constitution
which, for waneoftitne, eoaid'not be conveniently
done before that election. !, did not wish, ,ethe
to put the States 10 this iHeonreHience or to rur
the risk Of Ha4nS de eeetiorS OF President con
tested account of informalitya States nov
have four years to conform Z their laws and consti
ulons 10 the actof Congress; and The reasons upoI
which my oPposiionto4he. blk was then: basedbe
ing removed at the last session. voted for the law
-, An act was passed to admit Florida and low;
as States into the Upion, , With Teaas5w shal
have twenty y-nine States instead of tsveHytsiN FhI
tide of emigrationg has sbeeR oenstantly westward
and we have now,m more than double the origipa
number Of States, and stiliwe have q asibfhcIerf
territory to make great many more. he i'm
provef11ent of the country has fbeen' astonishing
The enterprise Of our citizens knows no Bounds
and although ambitious to atand distnctions and &C
quire wealth, yetthey are ardenty attnehedto thei
country as they have shownon all great occasions
which tested their patriotism. Providence ha
smiled on our country, and we look forward Il
the day when it will still be more prosperous sanr
happy. q ,s1 .. ~, go ~ : " a'''@4 . 80 -
year ending June so, 1S45, including. payments
onsacconnt of the public debt, were S35, ,0I9, 431
The estimated receipts, means and expenditure
for the fiscal year commencing 1st July, 1845
are as 1oli0~S' w n ps,s;;nt. s;at - -..zss =
Fromthe customs for the quarters $3e o30 302 o.
From the sales of the public lands =2,Gi0o00s0 OF
gent sources E'.~ 49, - :. 100000 ot
Total of revenue =. - 50, l6Gso2 OF
Add an estimated balance to be in .s--,-r
the treasury on the lst july 1S45, .H'.'
before stated -. s,5o4,s2e 4:
Total of means for The service ofthe- e-. 5
fiscal year ending 30h June, 1916 40, 665, ,23f a:
.trr.. .. $50, Expenditures. ..-s.t f..r.
Expenditures during the year end s :. ....:...-.
ing 30Ih June lS46 as estimated 1-
a, the several Departments of .'1 = -
/ State, Treasury, Navy, and War:
viz: ,-'~' '.-t - ~. 80 - - 49,
The balances Of former -. -
- appropriations which - -,... ..-.s e,
will be required 10 be e..
i. expended;in this ear 81 1,462, ,105 % .-..r-.s
Permanent and indtf- ,s-...- .r...' ....
mite appropriations 2,0S3.794 72- ...2 t-'.
Specific appropriations --t
asked for this year "a, 4,647, ,SS4 19
Total of estimated expenditures 2S 1913, ,7S4 s:
That sum is composed of the follow go ~, .
ing particulars: g. --.--.=~ - a..- .
For civil list, foreign, .
intercourse, and mis-
For army proper, &c 3,64S, ,30s 43 49,, .---.. ...-
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S2s, 193,7s4 SO

Which sum Of expenditure, deducted
from the total ofmeans before stat
ed, gives an estimated balance of
twelve million four hundred and
seventy-one thousand four hun
dred and forty-six dollars and six
ty-one cents TO be in the treasury
on the Isl day Of Julv. 1S46 g
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Total of revenue = e-,.' r..
Add an estimated balance to be in
the treasury on the lst July, 1s45,
Including the unexpended sum as
before stated
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NEW SUPPLY or RICH AND

L MhCNlFlCENI FRENCH GOODS.
FRANKLIN GARDNER. No. 1876 MARKET
STREET, has inst received from the North aud is
now opening. "A splendid assortment Of rich FANCY
GOODS, received direct from the last Hayre packets
the Iurck and Oneida.
In DRESS GOODS-Rich Cashmere d'Ecossp Of
me newest styleS-such as Nemours; pompadours;
SAKE Hotha; Nonpareii; Ombra Shaded; PumpadOur
and DutchtsS dc orleans patterns.
In FANCY DRESS SILKS, the mos, magni-
hcent assortment ever brought To this market, and
imported expressly for the city retail trade, as--Rch
Chameleon Snre>; rich Chameleon Satin Tarcks;
Gro de Maple; ABayadere; rich OIlGd SilR; Allctne
Pekin; satin striped satin Aiacn; all boiled Alacrne
Pekin; Evening Dress SIks; heavy black Gro de Rhine
ior mantas; Lnstrngs; Gro De Suisse and poult de
Sol; plain and fancy Satins
Ia FRENCH EMBkOIDERIES, o. ule latpst styles
aud warranted real French wol.-Trenrh worked
Capes; French Collars and rh"mlirt'., real Lace
Wells aud Falls; Mourning Collars; eniprIh'd sleeves:
Embroidered Robes for evening dresses do Tar tons
for do; do Linen Cambria Ildkfs.
In SHAWLS AND SCARFS-Eirh Printed Cash
mere Shawls; French Cashmere do. Paris QGAIiv,
warranted all wool; French Ion. Shawls do; Rich silk
Shnws; AlgerIne Scarts: 500 scarlet CHINA Grape
Scaris, new aud fashionable article; Nonnel ScArts
OF velvet and satn.
BESIDES a general assortment Of FANCY GOODS.
10 which | would resp crfuliy call the attention ui
citizens aHd strangers. For sale, Wholesale and ~.
IAN N very low prices. 12O
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NT Office. BY virtue of writ of ieri facias, is
" sued by Dennis Sw ceny, one of the Justices of
the Peace CT the ate of Maryland. in and for Bat
isore city, al the suit of Josiah d. Whitaker against
the goods and chaltels lands and enements of Robert
X HUNT, to me directed, have seized and taken in
execution, all the right, tile, claim, interest and
tate, at law and in equity of the said Robert X. HUNT
fyA. in aud to two Two story Brick HOUSES, -
h,.ir in Jefferson street. between Eden and MIsII
@2>-A~ Carolinests. (south side No land 81 &.i
And ] hereby give notice, that on the 9Th day of
November next, at O'Clock in the afternoon on the
premises, will offer for sale the said property, so
seized and taken in execution, by public auction, TO
the highest bidder, for cash.
ole thds3t* DAVID POLLARD Constable.
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nrEW CHINA STORE.

ThI F. :" CEfINA STDft e,
" No. 81 5. CALVERT STREET.
D.APID P.4RR would respectfully inform his
friends and generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE 10 No. 81 5. Calvert ST., where
he has opened and is opening large assortment
of CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE, of
reccnt arrivals, which he offers for sale on the most
accommodating terms. He is also extensively en-
gagged in the manufacture of STONE & EARTHEN
WARE, large assortment of which will be found at
the store above, and at his Potteries on Bond-si,
short distance north of f. Baltimore st.
{hy- Country Merchants and others would do well
to give me call before making purchases elsewhere.
DAVID PARR,
a29-3m No. 81 3. Calvert street.
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COTILILON PARTIES

aNHARLES l.. SPIES respectfully informs his
" patrons and the public that his FIRST COTIL
LION PARTY will he held on SATURDAY EVEN
ING, Oct 25h, and continue EVERY SATURDAY
EVENING till the first of May.
The PRACTISING ASSEM- BLIES will be held on
THURSDAY EVENINGS The commencement of
which due notice will be given.
N. b. The DANCING ACADEMY is now omen for
the reception of pupils. For terms aud other details
apply at CENTRAL HALL, corner OF Baltimore and
Charles StS.,) where MI SPIES can be seen every
day from till 5, and from ill O'Clock.
Olt-eO2y rsPl
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MILLINERY, FANCY s. STAPLE GOODS
rNSHOMAS ARMSTRONG,

T. No. I75 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward and offers
for sale great variety Of desirable Goods:
mILtLNERY-Fiinged, Barred and Olnbra Sa-
Tin and Gro he Ma RIBBONS
BONNET SA1INS and VEl.VETS-Crapes, hinh
cooreds plaid Gro de Nap; Poult de So French and
low priced Flowers; Kid Gloves Caps; foundations;
Buckram; Bullion; Thinning; Silk Wire; Nets; Illu-
sions; Mourning Bands and Collafs, sc. &c.
Florence Braid, English Rutland and Straw Bonnets
SHAWLS-Thibet, Mouseline de Lane, Broche
Cashmere, Silk, Grape, fine and low priced Woo
Shawls. Also, Gto dc Rhine, Gro de Swiss and LII
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse. Reps and
MOnseliHe de Lame; Fall Gnghams; So finish Irish
Linen; Alpaca; Cloths; CassimereS; CassneIis and
Vesngs; Flannrls &c. &c, with a general variety OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold al fair prices to puctua customers,
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
selS 3m 10 Baltimore street.
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ship Francona, (of Baltimore, late Of Portsmouth,
smith, New Orleans, Hugh jenkins.
ship Leila, ili..i gins, Rotterdam, Alex. Brown &
sons.
Brig Pursuit, (Br.l Kcnifc&, Halifax Clark & KEEL
ilgg.
Ship Clara, Pcnhalcw, Apalachicola, muster
SchI john, Cromwell, King on, Jam. VIM. Cunni-
aDn,
Schr o. K, Hu1gin-, FIR deri Sbutg master
@chr Maria, Johnston, New York |, Mankin
Schr Sarah Elizabeth Smith, Mobile, L. Hooper
SAILED In tow Of the steamer PaaD>co ships
Liza, Higgins, for RO;ierdan and Pioneer Graham
tM3tel dam.
ARRIVED,
sem Amelia, Terry, day fcon New YOlA, aSsnrL-
"t cargo To Rose, Nj rrill 4 Go.
Schr Mary, Cock, from Newbufypor,, fish ani can
A'aS, 10 Wm. GunnisOn.
''H' charleston, Il Darlington, from Petersburg, coal
lalai boat Swiss Boy. CrDwnShieds, I'm Couab a,
-. dauT and corn, 10 Michael II m.
Cana boat Ktlchner * Smith, MONTGOMERY fran,
clinton co. Pa. lumber, 10 Giese s. son.
lanai boat Columbus, Rnzeulrlntx, and Retrieve
?"yihe, from WlIkesbarre, Pa. coat, 10 Giese Son
steamer Baltimore, Claypoo, I'm Philadelphia ,in!sc
co. ). A. Shrver.
MEMORANDA.
RIG ATctic, PASCAL, OF Baltimore from Paranarua
a. ed at Montevidco about ID Aug.
Schr Alexandria, Lewis, from Baltimore arrived At
New York Goth inst.
Schr Michigan Terry, hence at New York ST inst
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NBEAP BLANKETS. / have on hand,
u lot of very cheap WHITNEY BLANKETS, of
good quality, 8, 10, IL and II DR., which are worthy
att, ntion, having been bought at sacrifice, and will
be soin at q small advance--Call and ste. Remem-
Der the No. EDW. J. RICHARDSON,
olS No. 81 Baltimore street.
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"a TRUSTEES SAL EG. The un-
ssgs,r,s-fecES de'Signed a. Permanent Trustee Of
sRtEe5s& q Elisha Dmmitt, will sell at public
aSS auction, at Kcnnady's Tavern, Rileu
er.An&ess.Ey street, told town. on MONDAY 81, q
SsA'1lAz inst at 3: O'Clock, p, NJ, one BAY
COLT. Terms at sale.
Ol6-eoft JOHN FERRY, Permanent T rus-ep
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FHNHISIST TO GIVE NOTICE, Thar the sub
ID scrlber has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore County letters Of administration on the per
sonal estate of EPHRalM J. CARBACK, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the LIST day Of April next, 1876; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
queSIed 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Odd day of Sept Der, ls4J
se24law4tr FRI WILLIAM CARBACK, Adm.
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vHNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub

TENTfIS Is IU ET ' f NOTICE, That The sub
II scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore County, letters of admins ratian on the
personal estate OF MARY +. WlLLOUGHBY, late Of
said CO., deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the I'd day of April l646; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
tate All persons indebted TO the said estate, are
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this ID day of October ls4J
oi-law4t' MATTHIAS HARRIS, Adm.
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a1ILT BOX CORNlCES. 10 render more

GNILT BOX CORNlCES. 10 render more
SU complete his business arrangement, the snbsct-
her has added Gliding Shop to his establishment,
and is now prepared TO put up at short notice, CUR
TAlNS with all he fixtures complete
His arrangements are such thai he will be able 10
furnish Gilt Box C0Ences, &C. III advance of the la
test styles and most approved finish, and in furnishing
sui of Curtains, in consequence of having The Up
hostey and Gliding all under ones eye, greater ad-
vantages both in facility and economy, must of course
accrue To the customer. Also, Curtain Band Of new
style and character, together with Poles, Ends Cen
tres and Pings, rendering the assortment the most
complete in The city.
MIR, A. +. JUpLlN, so long and ftvorably known for
his skill AID good taste, will aond TO the getting up
of Curtains
VENETIAN BLINDS Also Venetian Blinds. of
all coors ami all sizes, made in our usual superior
manner, with from 40 to ~ Stats ~ a blind.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hair, ilusk, Moss Cotton,
Wool, SC. with fine Ticking, sc.
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The whole at prices to suit the times.
JAS. Ii. COX, l62 Baltimore street,
oll-lm = door west of the Museum
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INTRODUCTORY BALL,

m nj WHITE II NLL SNLUUN.
Z. Z. PlHLLIPS respectfully informs his friends
that his introductory Ball will take place at the above
Room on MONDAY EVENING, 9th inst. Tickets
Sl--to be had OF Mir. p at the Room.
N. b. C0tilIion Parties every MONDAY EVEN
ING during the season. MURRAi'S BAND will be
IN attendance. o2l-Gt.
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ENXCURSION TO THE EXHIBITION OF
e. TIE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, PHTLADEL
PilIA which commences on TUESDAY NEXT
Goth inst, and viii continue two weeks.
The Philadelphia, Whining
atSss4ts5SSss1 a. ~ ton and Baltimore Rail Road
sssSSsslssJ kas!t-sss. Company, and the CITIZENS
III 9f5R-T-i UNION LINE, viii issue tick
cts tor the ROUND TRIP 10 Philadelphia and return the
NEXT DAY, at . l, including admission 10 Exhibition
0Gf- Those wishing to visit the Institution, Will
please apply AT the Office. Pratt street Depot or nc
Bowy's wharf, for EXCURSION TICKETS, Other.
wise the regular fare Will be required.
ol5 CPRl A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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ED EMOVAL. A. X. LEE, has removed his
IN DRUG STORE and Mineral Water Establish
ment to No. 156 BALTIMORE STREET, Museum
Buildings,) three doors west Of Calvert OIL -eOd6t
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St knn WEWARD! CROSS Specific
ID cOO MIXTURE, for the cure of delicate
diseases. We give no long qnackish Recommended
tons TO deceive the public. If the medicine does not
speak for itself, shall speak for H. Our object
is to notify where he had aud that the proprie
tor challenges single case of recent disease to be
brought in which the MiXtura will rot effect rapid
cure, under the forfeiture of $500. For sale at
ROBERTS & ATKINSON'S,
se27-lm Corner Hanover and Market streets
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ArEW RnnISs. i. OWEN son have ins

VI Ew BOOKS. II. OWEN son have inst
" received The following works: Night Of Toh,
by the author Of Peep Of Day 30 cts; Mhons Prose
Works, vols syo s.; Annuals ior 1876; Bibles and
Testamen,s OF all descriptions, splendid copy Of
Family Bible publishers price $40, we will sell for
only SIS hound in Turkey morocco; do. SIS, viii
sell Mt no; 90. Sl2, n So We have COCA Letter Pm
per for 6. ct. quir; some at l2l, lS. - ana 3lk
Fancy aricle Tor Christmas presents, ii every vaie
~. and at very low prices. And as we wish ~ de-
crease our present stock orer To prepare fer the
holyday. we say will sell al the very lowest cash
prices. Let IN public call and see if we 90 not ven
~ our word t49 BALTIMORE STREET,
OlJ q ioor Fas. ur CaiSe:.
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FOR SALE-A FARM of about IOC

k,-A FOR SALE--A FARM Of about 100
fsTgIINA acres, about miles from the city, situated
laanEH between the Hartford and Bel-Air Turnpikes,
-a alb nut 70 or 30 acres of which are in good
wood land, principally hickory oak and chesnut and
all under good fencing. The improve ments are a
comfortable dwelling, barn, COW. and stone milk
house, and every other necessary 04t building Also,
an orchard of choicest fruits aud fine meadows with
a good stream Of water running through them. Title
indisputa5e aud will he sold great bargain Apply at
SCOTil'S Intelligence Office,
oil No. 10 Exchange Place.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE 4 CyALI'ERT- SITS.
FESHIS EVENING. Oct. 23d, will be perform
M ed "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST" Beauty,
Mrs. TlMM. Sir Adgate Pu p, MIR, JOHN SELF
TON Dressaliuda, Mrs. WATTS.
ia Sylphlde, by Miss CANNON.
To conclude with ADVICE GRATIS. Mrs. Even
tide, Mrs. WATTS. Odbody, MIR, CHIPPENDALE.
Grimes, MIR. JOHN SETON.
03- Abundance 95 cts, children under 10 years Of
age, l2s cents. Saloon performance to commence at
10 7 O'Clock precisely. Ii
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6ssOMETHING NEW! The attention of the
~ Ladies is respectfully called to Al examination
of beautiful assortment of new style Zephyr Worst
ed SCARFS, a beautiful article, which will he sold
very low. JAMES COBURN,
OILS 20. 93 Baltimore street, Bait.
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AUCTION SALES.
by III. w. IltlOL.

No. ~ RALTI4doRE STREET.
ts3EkA GOOD SITUATION AND FAX IN.
MMnH VE5TMENTAT AUCTION ORPHANS
HIim COURT SfLE-On THURSDAY Nm
LSig.N TERNOON, 23d inst, at O'Clock, the
premises. LOT OF GROUND on the corner Of Har-
iIrd avenue and onument street, fronting 40 feet
En.of ST. and extending back 10 Apple aey-imrtOv
ed by a fiame BUILDING-the property uf Elizabeth
Lawrence, deceased. Subject to a ground rent
Terms at sale. ANN STOUTSBERGER, Adm'I
ole IS IL. w. BOOh, Auct
.RTrssss ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
MfW,.. Oct 2ii at 4 O'Clock, tue premises "A ~
mSIi,i story Brick DWELLING, with attic, on the
SNsl,lA east side Of CarOIine-si., midway between
Tough and Prat 30 feet in front, and in depth ex-
lending back to strawberry alley, together with the
oiht use OF SIX or seven feet alley ALSO. small
bnck Dwellings in the rear and fronting on Strawbrr.
ny alley All now in the nccupausn of punctual ten
ants. Ground rent $40.
OILS cO&ds H. w DOOI, Aurt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

TENH1s EVENING. Oct. 23d, will be perform
Al Cd MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. CHAS. KEAN
Macduf, Mr. NORRIS Malcolm Mr.. BOWERS,
Duncan, MI. THOMPSON. BaRquo, MIR. G. SMITH.
First Witch, Mr. BURTON. Second Witch MIR. ].
SCOTT. Third Witch, Mr.. f. SHAW. Lady Mae
De n, Mrs. q KEAN Fnst Singing Witch. Mrs A.
W. PEN 'ON. GentlewoMan, mrs. G. SMITH.
To conclude with CROSSING THE LINE. Wou-
ter Won Broom, Mr.. ME5TAYER.
mo- Boxes Is cents pi IN cents II
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LETTER tSS Up AT THE EyCH INGE READING eooNs
Pot HaVre-Ship Alexander, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Schiller 18th inst.
Fof Bremen-Ship Luisc, with despatch
For River LA Pate-Bdrqur L'orneiia. Nov, |.
Kor HaVana-Brig Midas with despatch.
tOr Bremen-Brg Louise, with despatch
For River Ia paIe-Schr FAM, few days.
For Nassau P-5chr Emily Thompson, 18th inst {.
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'hdhE anu IfpHIfu UT - e..
FOR SALE-Somr beautiful MOURNING BON
NETS, from % 10 $500 Also, Fall Ribbons, Caps,
Flowers, sc. MRS. ). T.. SMITH.
NIB. Orders from the country faithfully and
promptly filled
10 Remember the No. is is3. sarge YelioU House,
NOT UP STEPS o:-tfIf.
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KpiANKETS, FLANNELS, UOMESTICs,
NE &c. The subscriber has on hand, a large as
s0rtment of fine and snpertne Whitney BLANK ETS,
OF all the different sizes and qualities, which he is
enabled to sell CHEAP. Also, low priced point do; TO-
II, IL and l34 imperial QUILTS of superior quail
II very cheap large assortment of white and cold
FLANNELS, all widths and qualities; a general as
sortment OF bIeached and brown MuSins and Shirt
ing; plain and twiled Osnaburgs; linen and cotton
Shirtings; Irish Linens, huckahack towellng; Crash
plaid Domeslics; Ticking; handsome low priced Cal
icots, and many other seasonaba and desirable arti
ces to which he invites the attention of purchasers
THOMAS T.. NELSON,
No IS Baltimore ST.
y. B. Also on hand, a beautiful assortment of
iich chintz, coIorei and plain green flooring BAlZE.
OlS- colin fsl
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A l. ~ A n A c.
lSI5.
OCTOBER
Noon 'sphasaS.
MARRIED

IN the 2lst inst. by Rev. Mr.. Dolan, PERRY DCFEf
20 Miss barbara FLAHsRry, all of this city,
AT N Orleans, 18th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Nicholson, Ro
NET Y. BLACK 10 Miss MART J. SrAssBURr, all Of
nat city.
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II ARD LAMPS, of the different kinds, for sale
H at manufacturers prices, by
OILS ELIAS HALE, ll2 Baltimore street.
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DIED,
Gu the 9th inst. THOMAS HAsLtH.
Ga the 2fstiust. MARY G. aged year and months,
only diu ;htsr of VI X. and JlIis A. Mister
in TALBOT CO. l0lh inst SPRT Denny, Esq ON 10Th
llH. Miss Nancy Nc WAT IN her 18th year
AT Washington, 2ist inst. WV. MARTIN, in his list
,ear.
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VNVIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
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800 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra skies
200 boxes Leaded for Roofing, l4x2O, OF best Char
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$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
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10000 lbs. Bfaziers COPPER, assorted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright and anncaled IRON WIRE
so rolls SHEET LEAD, 81 TO 6 lbs.
so pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPET.TER
Al o, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, SC.
EG3- A full stock of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
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For sale on liberal terms by
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ais 6mif 81 and % s. Charles street.
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