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D. APPLETON * co. PUBLISH THIS DAY,
THE BOOK OF THE ARMY Comprising a General
Military history ofthe United sl,es from tie Dee}railon Of
Independence :he present time b. John trdst LII. D.
thor OF the Book of the N-vy, sc vol i2mo. illustrated
- p.
The Book Of thu Army designed couuterrart
the Book OF the Navy IL. mi,erS av- been collected
authentic nat the Who'll. presented
IN an animated STYLE r.p-t- h information 5y
witnesses full of vividucss and truth With the l;e9ry
ton Of work e0mbusd SiHySS pictoI n embsll-
meats Of memorable evrnts with portraits Of the Mtr
ChieCtans aud yisue;e TILE page Displaying beautiful
portrait Of Washington.
Recently published bv the same author fourth edition.
THE BOOK or THE NAVY cGmgrisEg General
History the American Marine from tie ec!1atioB Of ln-
dependence present time vel Emo illustrated with
Steel portraits aad Other cnsrayinGS ,,,r
THt ROOK OF THE INDIANS OF NORTH AA!E-
RIGA their Manners Customs and state, by John
Ii. d i2nn. iiln. tr,iel. 81 a. 2fIs
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In brig Sterling from S1ronndh-Mrs Lorcc and three
children. Miss Marquand, Miss Pendergast. Mr. Roncaveo.
Mr BuIl--ls steeraSe.
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g7- SPRING STYLE OF HATs.-BlRp, coNNrR OF
Ptx. .~p NAss.v .rRrArs-cicn,cnea Hats, f,he siye
for the ensuing season will he introduced This Day lsA'"r
day. March. is,, 1857
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Foxhorn' Mass April l. is4a. ~ isti
CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.

Sod WEOItsle nnu retalI by
Mp WUSSEY. Clinton Hail. cor Beesman aad Nassau.
CHASlPNEY x ALLEN. 70 SouthSt cor.tNlsidrn lsn-.
CASHIERS YOUNG, 1872 Chaihamst.
CHESTER DRlliGS 6sl Broadway.
JOHN II BROWN BROTHERS. l3G Eighth ~.
STAPLES x FORD, lj2 Bowery.
: V ALBRO. 323 Bowery, cor. BOnd-st.
T * \ HOPE, l52 Chimbers-st.
DOMlSICK X DRUMNOND, 10 Greenw ich-St.
SAMUEL KIP, in3 Broadway.
AiSn. b.. the nrinrinal grcnats IN cenenl mhilsiF
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THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
ny SEt-YoRK IN IslJ-Eeyy EGitio

~ The object oi .s ors present 10 both citizens
aud Strangers guide the Great Metropolis o the Uned
small COS, cents neay bound in CLOTH and containing
map Of the CRY New Uk beautifully engraved on steel
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ONs DAY LATER FROM MEXIco- War fiper
An arr al at New Orleans brings one days
later intelligence from Vera Cruz, Mexico had
not declared war against the United States, but
tie general feeling appears to favor it, and it is
believed it will be done SO soon as Mexico can
prosec tie it with effect. A correspondent Of
the New Orleans Bee writes that the arrival
Of the American squadron Consisting Of the
Potomac, the Falmouth, the Somcrs, and the
Lawrence off the port of Vera Cruz, created
much excitement. The sole topic of the day,
he adds continues to be "war with the United
States. The people seem to be eager for it,;
bat the government hesitates."
The most interesting intelligence " ich we
find, says the Picayune, relates to the fate of
Santa Anna and those involved in his over
throw, A proposition has been introduced in
the Chamber of Deputies that Santa Anna,
Canallzo and the four ex-Nlnisters who took
part in issuing the decree of the Goth of No
vember closing the sessions OF Congress, may
avoid trial upon the condition of expatrating
themselves for the term of ten years. At the
same time another proposition was submitted,
to the effect that an absolute amnesty should be
granted to those generals and other officers
comprehended in the circular of the 9th of
January, depriNlng them of their commands,
Sc. even though they had been already SEN
fenced.
We do not find that the Chambers have act
ed upon these propositions, but that they are
very likely to receive their appreciation we en-
terrain no doubt
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ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION AT FREDERICK
The Odd Fellows of Frederick, Joined by a
number of their brethren from Baltimore, and
from the adjoining towns in Pennsylvania and
Virginia, had a grand procession on Monday.
The Examiner says "the procession, under the
marshal, David Schley, proceeded through the
several streets marked out in the programme,
and at length assembled at the Methodist
Church, where the Grafton was to be delivered
After the audience had assembled, the Rev.
MIR. krcbs offered up prayer, after which DR..
Geyer, the orator of the day, arose. The doc
tor was very eloquent. His theme was tho
origin and progress, and the whole history of
the Order, and his way Of handling it displayed
warm and rich Imagination and a good deal
OF research. AS he was about concluding, he
broke into beautiful alusion to the landing of
the Pilgrim Fathers of Maryland and to the
religious liberty and equality which they pro-
claimed, and after dwelling for moment upon
its blessings, he concluded an grafton which
had been listened to with deep attention by ALL
The exercises were closed with benediction
from the Rev. Mr.. Morgan. Ia the evening
the Independent Greys Band gave a very fine
concert, which was we'll attended"
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SAILORS HOME AT DosToN. The corner
stone of new ediice for Sailors Home
was laid with appropriate ceremonies at Boston
on Thursday. The cost of. land, building and
appurtenances, Will be full $50, 600, of which
all but or $4,000 has been raised by the gra
tuitous contributions Of the liberal handed
friends Of the seamen in Boston. In the new
edlfice there are to be 70 dormitores, and the
apartments will allow good accommodation
for $50 individuals at one time
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AND BALTIMORE Oh

Improper lxrERFERGScE We read in the
proceedings o. the New York House of Re
prasentivcs. that "Nlr. Mckay, from the select
committee on tie subject Of the treatment Of
Coz. Dorr. submitted a report. and resolutions
cohucuauto.y of the course OF the authorities
Of Rhode Island ia the maHor-tcn Tunes the
usual number of which were ordcred-and the
subject was laid on the table "
Th!. Is an improper ana impairment interior
ence on the part OF the New York House OF
Representatives, with tho local affairs Of u
State as sovereign and Independent as the great
Empire State itself The authorities of Rhode
Island are not responsible TO the legislatures or
people of ether States tor their action in rela-
toa to Dorr and others who endeavored by
force to overtuIn the government OF that State;
nor would there be any such Interference as
that mentioned above, were it not for the fact,
that Rhode Island is small State, winch it is
supposed can be thus lnsllted with impunity.
We lHo,t heartily reioccd when Dorr and his
companions were discounted, because they I'M
dertook to establish principle which might
have proved destructive of all law, order and
governments and, because the authorities Of
the State punished the outrage in accordance
eal.l law, they are to be gravoly censufed by re-
solutions of the New York legislature. We
have an a6o!tjonist imprisoned IN the Mary
land Pententiary for the crime of enticing
slaves from their owners; and as well might
a. CT, til,
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IMPORTANT RuM0R-J C. Calhoun 10 90 10
England. A correspo ndent of the New York
Herald, said to be well-informed, reports that
Mr. Polk has under advisement a project to
appoint on special mission to England, John
c. Calhoun, of S. Carolina, with extraordinary
powers and large discretion, to treat with that
Government, both on the Oregon territory and
a Commercial treaty, on the basis of RECIPROCITY
and equal duties. 1t is said that Mr. Calhoun
will certainly accept such mission, although
he refused the ordinary mission few months
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% MAGNETIC SOCIETY, No HANOVER ST.
The gehtlcmen who composed the late classes of
Prof De Bonneville, any others who feel an inter
est in the subject Uf Magnetism, that wish to become
members of the 'hlagneiic Investigation Society," are
invited To attend meeting in their Lecture Room,
No. 6 Hanover-st THIS (Tlursday) EVENING, at s
O'Clock, when the subject VI Magnetism for the cure
OF nervous diseases VIII be considered
Ladies are respectfully invited to attend the meet
ings Of the society. IT.
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SKETCHES OF Brazil. The Rev. Daniel
?, kidder, Protestant Missionary to Brazil, has
published two handsome volumes, containing
sketches of that country, which embrace va
rety of useful and interesting particulars on
the important subjects of morality, education,
and religion, together with geographical, his
torcal, biographical and political information
in relation to Brazil and its rllers and govern
ment. These volumes have variety of beau
tful embellishments, which add much to their
valae. We may notice this work more at
large in future number of our paper. 1t is
for sale by Messrs. Parsons g. Preston, Book
sellers, Pratt street.
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT. On Tuesday, at
New York, the steamboat IIugucnot run over
one of the bargcs of the Siciian frgate IRA
mia, proceeding from the shore to the ship
There were about 90 men IN the barge, all of
whom, it is thought were saved; three were
taken out of the wheel house, and the balance
were picked UP by boats from the shore and
steamboat
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WEDNESDAY, MAY IA lS45.
FROM rHE EXCHANGE READING-R0oN Do0Es.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Schr Lady Warrington, stevens Nassau, N P, {.
Pendergast Sen.
Schr John Hanna, Laguayra and Porto Cabelio, P.
J. Caduc.
schr Catharine, Griffith, Lagaayra, VIM Howell
SAILED yesterday-Sbp James Edward, Webster,
for Amserdam barques Victor, Bartlett, Rotterdam;
Nautilus, Reed, Rio de JaneirO. TO dav--bra EctO-
rne, Davis, New Orleans, (n tow OF steamer Relief;
schrs John, Hama, La Guayfa aid Porto Cabelo;
Ca'hafine, Griffith, La Goayrn.
ARRIVED,
Brig Mary Stanton Bcarse, 6 days fron Boston, as.
sorted cargo, to 1hos. Whitridge Co.
Schr VemiIlion, Seaman, days from New YORK,
assorted cargo, 10 Rose, Merrill Dodge.
Steamer Cumberland Colmary, fola PHILADELPHIA
mdse. TO +. &. Harris.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Re.
ports of Mohjack bay briganne; off Wolt Trap u
Lrg, and off Sandy Point anOther-b0und up.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Scotia, Leslie. from Mobile, for Liverpool,
was off Cape Carneferal ID inst She exchanged sig-
nails with barque Carib, at Boston.
Big nucamn, Latour, (before reported bound 20
Baltmore) arrived al Philadelphia from Ponce, ?, R.
l3rh inst.
Brig Noble, speights, of Baltimore, sailed rom
AIrxhndla, D. e. for Jamaica, on Monday
Big Eliza, Corner, was at Pernamhuco Sd ult. to
sail for Bahia 5h.
Brig Sally Ann, Tucker. was al TruXi,iO 23d u,t. 10
sail for OnOa iii days.
Brig Androscog.n, Patterson from Baltimore, ar
rived at Boston 18th inst.
Schr RedwiDg, Hicks, for Baltimore, cleacd at Fan
g0r, Me. 9th inst.
Schr star, Webster, from Baltimore, arrived at
Warren. L. !. 81 inst.
Schr Missouri, Phillips, for Baltimore, cleared at
Charleston 10th inst.
SchI Mary Cathafne, Gayle, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Charleston lth inst.
Schr Pearl, Nickerson, from Baltimore, via AppO-
naug, arrived at Prov dence 10th inst
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, from Baltimore, arrived at
Savannah 10Th inst.
Schr Actor Cheney hence at NewburypOrt llth
instant.
Baltimore Pilot boat Pocahoutas, was spoken on
Saturday last Cape Henry bearing S. w. by w. dis
tant 100 miles
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THANKS. The express of Mcssrs. Adams s
Co. have our thanks for papers containing the
| result of the great race. We are also indebted
| to the MY. Herald and Sun for extras.
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DEATH OF JUDGE. SUTHERLAND. The Al
bany Evening Journal announces the death of
Judge Sutherland, who had reached Albany a
few days since.
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BAPTIST CONVENTION. From some unknown
cause we received no Augusta papers last night,
and are therefore still without further proceed
ings of the Baptist Convention.
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SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION 1t will be seen by the
advertisement: that scientific exhibition of serpta
raj, historical, and national views and illustrations,
will be given this evening in iae Universalist Church,
in Cnlyprt-st
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GA Few MORE LETT We notice that the
"Razor Strop MAN. is in Frederick. with
'ow more left!''
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N3- SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION. A scientGc

nc SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION. A Scientific
Exhibition OF SCRlPTURAL, Historical and National
VIEWS &C., will be held in the Calvert street I'M
versast Church THIS (Thursdayl EVENING, 81
quarter before O'Clock The exhibition will consist
of upwards OF three hundred Views aud illustrations,
with explanatory rcmarks-among which are:
The Children of Israel crossing the Red Sea.
view OF NOuh's Ark, with beasts and birds enter
ing followed by Noah and his family.
The portion of the city Of Jerusalem which is in
habited By the Jews, &c. &c.
NC Tickets l2J cts 10 be had at the door. nj 1t
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WAsHGNGToN COUNTY BANK. The follow
ing named gen tlemen were elected Directors
OF the Washington county Bank, on Monday
the 5th INST; to serve for one year; Robert
Wason, Joseph Charles, Jr., John Sharer,
Ohio Williams, Frisby Tilghman, Daniel
Weisel, Adam Shoop, John Herr, of Washing
ton Co., Daniel Burkhurt, of Berkeley Co., Va,
VIM. Short, of Jefferson Co., Va, John Nc
Dowell, of Franklin Co., Pa.
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SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. There will be an
exhibition of the scholars OF the Union Bethel
Sabbath School, this evening, in the new seamen s
Bethel Church, corner of Aliceanna and Bethel SITS.
As the object Of the exhibition to procure the funds
requisite to buy library and other books for the
school, there will no doubt be large attendance OF
the friends of Sabbath School instruction.
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THE StRRATEJ,

LAW OF TIE STATE OF MARYLAND.'
".4nd be il enacted, That person whatsoever sha
work, do any bodily labor on the Lords day, com
monty called Sunday; and that person. having chill
or willingly suffer any of them to do any manner Of
work labor on the Lords day, (works Of necessity
and charity always eyceptrd,) shall suffer per
nit any children, servants slaves to prOiane the
Lords day by gaming, fishing, fowling, hnntng, OF
unlawful paslimcs or recreations; and that every per
transercssng thA andIbeng thereof yicted
the party before single magistrate, shall forfeit 200t
pounds of tobacco, be levied and applied afore
said"
Most, if not ALL the States in the Union have laws
essentially agreeing the above; and this protection
Of the sabbath has obviously grown out of the con
victon OF all intelligent legislators that holy day OF
rest and the public worship Of God, ''are las the
tutes of Vermont well eIprCss) in the highest degree
proin0ye of the peace, happiness, and prosperity OF
a people"
l723 oh L. sec. 10. Enual to g So, Il
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\ L NJ \ y a &.
Moon srCasel
MARRIED..

On the llth inst, by the Hevh. Mr.. Nint0n, DAVID
STAYroN to Miss MAaY FRANCES HARROW, all OF
this city,
On the i,h INST by the Rod William II Bord'ey
Mr. JofV McCoEMIcK 10 Miss MARY Ann BEEKLsY
4 Of this city.
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MINISTERIAL CALI. The u. S. Journal saws,
the Rev. Ninian Cannatyne, of the Presbytery
CT New York, was at meeting of the congre-
cation of the F street Presbyterian Church of
Washington, held on the 18th inst, unanimous
ly elected co-pastor, to be associ ,ted with the
Rev. DR.. Laurie. 1t is understood that MIR.
Cannatyne has accepted the call.
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BUTTONS THEATRE, FRONT ST. Great DrGmatic
Tredt. To night being the last of Mr.. Andersons en-
gagement he will appear as the "Elder Brother' in
Beaumont and Flecher's celebrated Comedy of that
ted BY Mr. Anderson to the modern stage, and will be
produced with correct and magnificent costume, made
expressly for the occasion. We congratulate the
friends Of the legitimate drama upon this opportunity
Witnessing one of the most brilliant productions oil
the old dramatists.
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EyOR SALE. Ten Cabincimaker's Screw CLAMPS
a. Hard Screws; Screw Cutters, (for cutting
wooden screwS,) Of various Sizes Screw Plates, for
cutting small sized iron screws Hammer wrench; Drill
and Bits; two small Cutters Grndstones one best
quality large sized Turkey Oil Stone; Planes, and a
small lot OF well seasoned Turning Wood. Also one
Cooper's Horse and Saddler's Bench. Inquire at
mid No ISI N. EUTAW STREET,
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tl723, CHI. Is, sec. 10. Equal to SO 49,,

G3- CONSUMPTION! 7hompson's Compound
Snip Of Tan and NaPtha. The Philadelphia Chrnn-
Gle, alluding to this powerful remedy, says; 1.-The
success which attends its administration in ConSunp-
ton and oil Pulmonary Complaints, has absolutely
astoniShed rs, and many who have been pronounced
ncurabe have, by the use OF this remedy, entirely
recovered. It's merits, glad TO find, are becom
ing extensively known, and we sincerely truSt that
the thousands on thousands who smten with that
dread maIady, Consumption, will avail themselves of
the almost certain benefit the Of this medicine
will confer 1t has long been desidGyaum in medi-
cine 10 discover q remedy calculated To check the
wages of Pulmonary Consumption, the most fatal dis
ease nj our country; and in the "Compound Syrup of
Tar and Naphlha, we have that remedy unparalleled
in its in arrestug the fell destroyer Wherever
il has been used il has met with astonishing success
we therefore confidently recommend it 10 the Con
sumptive paticnt.n For sale by ROBERTS * AT
KlNSON, corner Of Hanover and Market streets,
Baltimore. 1t
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SsIe ROBERT PEEL's SPEECH!

- He said if should come he desired that Ire
land should stand ranked with England, and the cner-
upph in just cause" But this is not what we mean
To talk abOut-We want to let friends and the pub
lie generally know that we have opened choice as
sOrtmCnt of FANCY GOODS which we will sell
cheap for cash, at our store, No 279 prast between
Howard and Eutaw. We have on hand large as
sort lent OF BRUSHES, such Sweeping, busting,
Double Busters, White Washing and Blacking bush
es. Shaving Boxes Of different kinds; Combs; Scis-
sors, Penknives, Silver pointed Pencils, of the
best quaty best silver Thimbles; brass do and 9th
er cheap ARTICLES.
TILYARD II HEIDERMAN,
Ne. 279 Pratt-st, between Howard and Euiaw.
n. L. RprOect the nnmhpr. mll-ths & mn
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No DR. JOHN Nj. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, go East Baitimore-st.,
itth door east Of Ffont-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
CINEs PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wit:-Indan Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bters, 25 cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific so cents
a hottie; Cholera Specific, 25 cents a bottle; New
Emetic Preparation, l25 ceuts vial; Pediluvum or
Foot Bath, Powder, l2A cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption Coughs, Colds, &c.
375 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2t cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
ciouS medicine for mothers and infants so cts bottle;
Rheumatic Liniment and Embr0caton, and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles S2 Dysen-
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, sc. &c &c. Printed d
rectOns for the administration of these remedies ac
company each article. n. b. Advice given by Dr..
w. free of charge. ml3-tf
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY. A Mr.. Colt, Of OF
seiic, Chenango county, N. Y, was killed by
James c. Griffin, on the 9th inst Colt had
seduced the wife of Griffin, who was living
with him. Griffin went after her, having a
pistol with which, however, he shot himself
accidentally in the thigh, and then killed Colt,
who had come out to see what was the matter,
by striking him on the head with whipple-
tree. Griffin was in CUSTODY.
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DC RHEUMATISM Thousands suffer with this
dreadful complaint under the mistaken idea that it
cannot be- cured Eut assert that the Indian We
getabe Elixir and Imminent will cure any case, and
refer the skeptical to the following gentlemen who
have been cured Mr.. VIM. Pearsall, mt Tammany
Hall, of % years standing; Mr.. James G. Reynolds,
l5i Chrystie street; Mr.. G. Freedom, ls3 Front ST.
Mr.. C.. Marriott 1873 Madison street. We can refer
YOU hundreds in this city who have been cured by
The articles to be had at 81 Courand ST., New York
For sale in Baltimore, at the correr of Hanover and
Baltimore SITS. Also at the corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS and at No. 81 Thames st. 1t
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VIVA. Il. l<EiGNIL.
aNHoTcE AND POPULAR INA DING

rican edition.
the East.
Mary Schweidler, the Ambcr Witch; the most in
teresting trial for wchcraft ever known Edited sy
W. Meinhod, Doctor o! Theology, Pastor, Sc trans
lated from the German by Lady Dun Green.
Undine, and Sinstran and his companions; a Ger
man romance from the German of Fredunch de la
Note Foougue.
Imagination and Fancy, or selection from the En-
glish Poets and essay in answer to the question,
Ewhat is poetry" by Leigh Hunt.
The Diary of Lady Willoughby a. relates to her
domestic economy, and the even,iul period OF the
reign of Charles L.
Table Talk: opinion on books, men and things, by
William HaZltt, in two parts. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers, Sa,iouers and Blank Book manu- factur-
ers, No Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot mis-
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YNy0 FAMILIES. TIMED TACKS,- with
large heads for fastening down Straw Mating
and Carpeting; also, Carpet Hammers with claws on
hand aud for sale by
ALFRED Fl. REP, No 1896 Baltimore ST.,
mt5.u Cd lin store above Howard street.