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The New York herald., 1845-09-04


The very limited catalogue OF arrivals recorded to-
day, will exhibit the ruthuaess OF the inspired author
who said the harvest is past the summer is endei at
the time confirming the axiom, the indisputable
axiom that amidst all the changes and chances of this
mortal he, " There i no place Ike Home' TO that
returning to mbbe the social and ref eshng drafts Of
genial comfort that let travellers say what they may
can only be enjoyed under the shadow OF our own vine
and our own hg tree"
AMERIcAs.-J. W. IIagnor, Alabama w. Jackson.
Connecticut J. B. semps, France J. ii Hanson Mis-.
sssippi; G. Delhi, Georgia W. L Browne, Easton, Pa;
d Tenley. Montgomery CO; Messrs De Laney anc
Whea.on sa' New Orleans s,sss He0rS S.c. 81 Dg
Carolina.
AsroR.w lton, Louisiana W. Gales, Washing.
ton w. Beasly, Boston P. Robinson Boston }. e.
Morse, Lockport L. j. Plowdon, Mary land J. Rich.
ards, pennsy syivana; IT Be"rdsley, Utica wiggen and
Boston +. N. Buck Phade phia J. Merritt, Troy
L. IL Meiley New Orleans : J. w. Haines Philadelphia
Crr-C. O. Bullock, Mobile T. H. Hibberton, Phi.
ladelpha Thomas Jackson, Boton; A. Pooler, Wash
ngton j. Stafford, Michigan j. p. Wendale Philadel-
pha G. j. GriswoId Richmond A. Butt, Philadelphia;
Thomas Adams, Oregon d. smith, Baltimore J. C.
FaasKLl,-N Mr.. sherman, Georgia; J. P. Simpson Ms !;
j. Baker, b. D. Cooke Georgia; " v Davis, Tennessee
L. Lewis Buffalo; J. w Bingham, Columbia; j. Hodges
Mobile; d. A. Roorbank Chareston; w Cunningham
do d. O. Cutter Louisville; j. W. Carly, Montreal; D.
T. Pratt Philadelphia
Glorr-Mr: Walmer, Philadelphia; O. Ladsman, do;
D. q. sexas, II. H. schooly Charleston, s. G.; H. Hud
son, Boston' A. Lowpez, J. A. Gates do.
How.hp Hon. G. Hudson, Mass; II. NJ. Dickenson
Col Hamilton Canada J. Needles, Philadelphia; D.
Marshsilee, Louisville; c, Williams stonington; r. D.
Harrison, Springfield; J. Patt, Pattsburgh; T. Collins
Louisiana.
MuTINY AT NEw ORLEASs--Joseph St Maria,
LOUIS Francois, A J. BaptIste, aud Julian Luseet,
sailors on board the brig Minerva Capt Clement lying
Opposite 81 Peter street were arrested yesterosy zen
ing by the First Municipality police, charged win mu
tiny They were remanded TO prison for futhre eSs"r
nation-N. o. Pieayune, .7ne 26.
----
CorRT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs,-ko
chester Sept 1, IS45 Present, 1t. Governor, JUS
tice Jewett, and 10 senator's No To- Anne rowen ano
al vs. NJ Murray and al. Geo. Wood was heard for
respts-s A. Foote heard for the resps Mrs Kane
and Nrs Hare Afternoon Sessions a. Foote
cIudcd and Geo sullivan heard for apps in reply
FYng,N Qr1scy--A shany in Quincy in the I'M
mediate vicinity Of a barn belonging to Hon. j. G
Adams was set on fire and consumed Monday night II
s that the endiay ntend that the ere
should communicate TO Mr. Adamss property, but fortu
nateiy II escaped.
CENSUS or HrDsoN.--Whole number of lnhabi-
rants 5,537 of which 2,6ll are malcs and 2,v-6 are
females Number Of voters liza. Numoer OF cath:
during the year So Of births ie3 es2 chilersn attend
common schools, and a2a private schools,
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

CorRT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Ro
chester, Sept l, IS45 Present, Ii. Governor, JUS
tice Jewett and 10 Senators No 10 Anne Powell anc
respts-s A Fooe as heard for the resps, Mrs Kane
and Mrs Hare Afternoon Sessions. a. Foote con
ciuded and Geo sullivan was heard LOT apps IN reply
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

FALL Fashions IN HArs.-During the last few
days the artists in the hat line have been amusing
the town with their bulletins of fall fashions, and
their first exhibition Of gorgeous articles for head
gear. Leary, of the Astor House, one Of the oldest
artists in the city, and something OF philosopher
in his views, has come out with his announcement
for the fall. Genin, 2l4 Broadway next door to
the Chemical Bank has not been behind his COM
petitors in the same line, but has brought out an
elegant anG beautiful fall hat for the heads of phio-
sophers and fashlonables. Bebee & Costar, also of
Broadway, have entered the field, and though last,
not least, Knox, in Fulton street, seems determined
to be equal to any of the old houses or artists
Heads are looking up.
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

MADAME CosrELLo.-It will be observed by
reference TO report Of the proceedings in the Court
Of General Sessions, that the Grand Jury yesterday
found true bill against this notorious woman, for
having produced an abortion upon the person Of a
young female in the month ofMay last The Grand
Inquest also found true bill against Charles Mason
Tor having placed the young lady referred to, in the
establishment OF Madame C. for the purpose of eff
tecting abortion. They were arralgned before the
court, and pleading not guilty, they remanded
10 prison for trial. We understand that the friends
of Madame Costello using every effort 10 obtain
her discharge on ball. but without success thus far
The New York herald., 1845-09-04

MUTINY AT NEw ORLEASs-Joseph ST. Maria,
LOUIS Francois, A J Baptlste, aud Julian Luseet,
sailors on board the brig Minerva, Capt Clement lying
Opposite st Peter street arrested yesterday even
ing by the First Municipality police. charged win mu
tiny. They remanded to prison for future eSam'
nation--N. q. Ptcayttne .7nc. 26.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-02

From IIsYtI. The Turks Island Gazette of
the 10th nit, has accounts from Cape Haytjen
somewhat later than we have received, The
blockade Of Port au Platt anticipated at the
date of our last adylces, had been proclaimed
at Cape I!ayteu, but not officially notified to
!he conSus. President Pierrot had arrived at
tie Cape to urge on the war with the Domni-
cans, which the Ilaytiens were prosecuting
VITA vgor and success. A large supply of
inus&ets also have arrived. Two considerable
bodies Of troops had marched, one upon Port
ma Pa,t and the other against the city of St
Domingo. Trade is dull; the long droaght had
made fruit aud vegetables scarce.
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REMOVAL OF THE ALL NEW STORE
LEIG WEBSTER Il CO. won d resnec :


- fully inform their friends aud the public that
they have removed their store to No. 81 BAiTI-
MORE ST, 3 doors East of Frederick where we
have Oh hand, and intend keeping general aSsort-
mtnt OF English, French, Swiss AMI Domestic DRY
GOODS, which we intend selling at prices that can
not fail to peise all purchasers OF Dry Goods. Thank
full FIR past iavCts, respectfully call your attention
u our present stick, consisting in part of
CLOTHS English, French, Brgium and Domestic,
all a.
CASsIM l Es-Enslish, French and Domestic, all
colors
sATINErS-Striped, Plaid and Plain, from 37!e to
81 Del 81 ,rd
KENTUCKY JEAN-Ail colors, fro n 25 to de-, a
spendld article
AISD-a general assortment of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, such as Cashmeres Mouseline de
Lain =, &c.
Plain aud Embroidered Mouseline de Lame, Thibet,
and Cashmere SHAWLS
Six, Brocha and Blanket do
CALICOES-A splendid assortment
Beached and Brown Cotton SHEETINGS, 4, 5-4
1874 wide
TICKtNGS-3 4, rs and 4 4 vide
White and Red FLANNELS
Irish LINENS. from 25c 10 81 25 per yard
Sp' oil Cotton. Hosiery. nc, sc.
Gail, examine ana satisfy yourselves that the quail
" Of or goods cannot be beat and which we pledge
ourselves TO sell as low as any other house in the
city. No. IS Baltimore street,
OF 3 doors T.. of Frederick
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CITY iNTEIIiG ENCE.

Southern Line Of Packets. A meeting of such
merchants, capitalists aud others, as are tavo-
rable to the formation of Line Of Packets, to
run between this city and Wilmington, n. &.
and Mobile, Ala, vlll be held this afternoon at
the office of the Atlantic Mutnal Insurance, in
Lombard st. opposite the Exchange. AS it is
important to the trade of the city, we trust the
enterprise may be successful.
.qrriuals al the Port Of Baltimore. During
the mouth of September, there were SO foreign
and l25 coastwlse arrivals at this port, in all
1863; Of which Isl were American, Bremen,
I British and | Swedish: II were ships; 6
barques; 3s briggs; and i07 schooners.
Sale of Read Estate. The lot ofground known
as Shrub Hill, containing three acres and a
half, being the square formed by the intersec-
tlon of Cove, Thompson, Adams and Schroe-
der streets, with the improvements, was yes
teiday sold by Messrs. Thompson s. Cover,
auctioneers, for $4,000. There is ground rent
of ,33 Is upon it, Purchaser, G, r. Vick-
ers Nlessrs Cannon, Bennett s. Co., sold at
the Exchange on Tuesday a lot of ground on
the south side of Saratoga st. near Cnatsworth
st. So feet front by 10 feet deep for Ssl per
front foot-purchaSer. Andrew Gregg & Co.
Also lot on the T. side OF KIM George
st., being distinguished On the plat OF Baltimore
city, No. 400 40 feet deep, $40 per f1ot.-
Matthew Murray, rurchascr.--Pat.
Off the Track Yesterday afternoon, as the
last Tram Of passenger cars from Philadelphia
were passing up Pratt street opposite Bnw!y',
wharf the foremost car accidentally came ia
coptact with dray, and was brown off the
track. Alter about an hours detention the
ear was replaced, aud the tram proceeded on
its way. No injury resulted either to cars OF
passengers.
Committed 10 Jail a negro named Evans
Gaines. was arrested on Tuesday afternoon for
committing a violent assault, npon the person
Of Aaron S,lve,, by striking him on the load
with a brick, cnttlng 1t very badly. lie was
pr"petly COMMITTED to Jail by Justice Charles
Walsh.
Ran .A,ray Yesterday, hrrse attached to
carriage containing two gentlemen, hecame
frightened, and ran turiousy down Ffench-st.
The carriage was upset and the ge",lnnan
thrown ont; Int they fortunately escaped with
out serious injury.
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BY III. w, RDOI,.

No. 80 baltimore STREET.
A BARGAIN IN A VESSEL-AND ALSO
IN CARGO OF PLASTER. BY order of whom
hINS% 1t may concern, rs the vesss now lies on
I%NS the Man 0f-War Shoals. On SATURDAY
MORNING, Oct. 4, 1915, at II O'Clock, pre-
csely, at NY store, the schooner FREE TRADER of
Portland, recently wrecked above, embracing the
hull OF said vessel, sunk in about or feet water
aud it Is supposed can he easily raised.
lminedlaitly afterwards, the CARGO OF PLASTER
now on board said vessel, on about % tons; the
whole Ut which, il is presumed al a small expense,
may be male avaiiabIe-rartcularly as the deck of
the vessel and portion of the cargo is out OF water
AT low tide, The sale positive Tor cash. Persons
wishing to examine the wreck, can do so before the
sale. oc9-3t r. w ROnJ auc
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e.NIORY IL cos


No z CALVERT STREET, BALTIM MORE, MD.
"E respectfully anhousce TO the citizens Of
w Baltimore, and to our correspondents in thd
inherent sections of The U ion, that we enabled
by our extraordinary facilities, to offer in greatest pro
iusion Lottery Fickels, either by the package I'd
singy. IN all the Lotteries upon such moderate term
hs shall not fail I" inert The approval of any who blu
at our office. Our firm has been establish. in this ritN
FOR the las, 30 years in the vending of Lottery tickets
during Which time ne have distributed in all oars OF
this county, and in Europe, MILLIONS Of Doll
LARS in prize money; and have won, by our energy
in prosecuting legitimate Lottery business and OH
great success i'll settling capital prIzes reputation
which we fiatter ourselves is without parallel. The
capital prizes in the Lotteries FIR September and Oc1
tober are unusually brilliant, RANGING from
$4,000 TO S75,8OO!!!
PRICES OF TICKETS FROM 8 TO $40.
G}-Cnnnty Orders re solicited, To- Fidelity and
despatch IN receiving tickets drawn by ear
Hest mails can be icIie when letters directed
10 our house. EMORY * CO.'S Prize Office -
No > Calvert street, ialtimlre. Md.
o. tinr Lottery Paper. issued monthly, and cDn-
Ia ming schemes OF Lotteries for the month, with nuc
int. resting reading matter prices current, &c &c
viii he sent regularly to those who WI It rs refer
enc", free of Subscription ri 1t
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n LITERATURE IN ALI ITS VARIETY
~ FOR SALE AT

G. A, IIINCKLEY'S Literary Uepnt,
2SOs BALTIMoRr STREET,
one door East Of NC 'ellan's alley
Caesar Borgja, or the time of Pope Alexander vi.
Price ~ cents.
The FRINGE and the Pedlar, by Miss Ellen Picker
ing. Pr."e - cents.
The West roint Cadet, or the Young Officers
Rrde. Price IS rents.
The Physi,,lrgy If the London Medical Student, by
Punch. A fresh supply 81 cents.
TIE Scientific American. A paper for practical
mechanics. Scents.
The Adventures of n Phil Helene. From the Ger
man nf Zschokke. llI cents.
GUITAR MUSIC. Ten Songs from the Bohemian
Girl. 25 cents.
Beautiful Music, cheap, Newspapers, Magazines,
SC. SC. (R] oil
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Ms GouGH AND HIS STATEMENT. We are
pleased to observe that the greater part OF our
fellow-citzons, says the N. Y. Sun, are inclined
10 give MIR, Cough the credit of having put
forth plain, straight forward, truthful state
nent Of his recent unfortunate adventure
There is evidently disposition manifested
throughout the whole of his statement to repre-
sent the facts in even moro unfavorable light
20 himself than they really deserve to be repre-
senied-and this, together with the humility
and sense Of weakness and dependence under
Which he writes, will be likely to secure to MIR.
Cough host of friends among people who
have heretofore felt entirely indifferent, both
towards him and towards the noble cause he
advocates.
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~ gggctirY1g sss$e]}tUSJrIts,
AND BALTIMORE CLWrGE.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT, ., l845.


RTsvrr or ruE ELEcgIoN The returns Of
lhe election in Ms c'y Yesterday, were not re-
ralyrd uut,l after o'clock this morniur, and
consequently the delivery of the paper has been
DELAYED, and any remarks as to the result rem
icr,a mpossbc |, will he seen that the De
7rpyr.l- have elected their Congress tuqu, She
NJ and Delegate tickets The Native Ancrt-
cans have made a noble demonstration i,r
next trial the city will be their.
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,.,. s,- tbn Citv Counc,I in every ward, Keen
M rvrrrrypsyr posilion. Have no "eu,aup-
1,rc alliances" with either of the old parties.
hErup'irioN TICKETS In CARROLL county
,"nd pcr11PS IN other coun'IeS) Il reputation
heaet tor the legislature has been run We
cannot see how any men could permit them
.,1rrs IN La ,op,inotod for tha dishonest MIR
C.,.-,
POSE u .'P'"' ','S o'''s "u' W '"o ''4''' anu
2haS for'e'lhs the states ioi'h' we nave no
idca that such candidates can receive favor in
any county, for We believe that the citizens of
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burrows THEATRE, FGoSr STREET. Shakspeare'S
cell bratcd comedy of GAS N"u tiko it, will h. per
formed tonight for the fist Time in Baltimore for
many years. with all the original music. The charac-
ter Of Jacques by Mir c. Kean, and that of E"salind
by Mrs Kean, We renew the advice "t yesterday,
TINT to good seats resort should be had to the
box office this mornings by ut dong so many had to
leave last evening" without so much Is gclng look.
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DsrREssrNG SUICIDE. Jesse Wott, Esq,
;esiden, of Fort Miller, in the northern part of
New York, hung himself at the residence OF
bis brother in Schuyerville on Monday. The
only reason that can be assigned for this rash
act, is grief for the loss Of wife and only
child about two years since. His whole hap
piness appeared to be centred in them, and
since their death he has appeared downcast
and completely broken hearted, evidently wish
ing to die, that he might be united to the Oh
ecls of his affection.
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GOLD JEWE RY, SC

TST RECEIVED. Ladies' sod Rrra sipinsI
- gold Bracelet gnd Finger Rings; gold Eari.nsI
gold Pencils: gold M.dalio;; GOLD Lock. l. &c &c,
Grptp,neu's gold Br"astpin>; rich gold Sin%,; gold
Finger Hiops; gold Pencils; coil ".tci Kew. sc
go d p,rut liver Watch very handSnuc; god Chain
&c: SILVER Pencils. from i2j To al -. silver 1ni,I
tiles; Suears and Hair Drnamrnt,; Cnr'i, ~tlin am
LET Necklace and lea 8; silk rur.es &c barrel
~ and other Pistols, with large assortment Of fame
and variety Goods, which | am dee rtnip Il run of
Al wy low prices, for cash Ions gu ~ bapainY
now. DAWN ~N II.
oil If No. isg NORTH Gay-st.
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q W TEACHERS. The Commissioners Of Pub
lac schools. will appoint op TUESDAY Mex T.,
5tii inst, an Assistant Teacher for Female Public
Sch@"l, No &. Salary $3.50 per annum
Applicants for the office Will meet tie Board of Ex-
amlneis on SATURDAY NEXT, 4lh lust, at the
Male High school, at O'Clock, A M. Applications
10 he left with the subscriber, No 81 West Fayette
street, opposite the Union Gank. BY order.
j. w. TILYARD, Clerk,
oc2 st of the & m Of p. =.
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FtRE PRooF. A very good plan, says the
n. Y, True Sun, has been adopted by Sheldon,
Phelps s Co., in Stone street, for making the
root of their store fire proof 1t is, to spread
a layer Of cement an inch thick, over the old
lin roof, and then cover the whole with galvan-
lied timed 'ron in large sheets on the latest
plan. When the old roof is decayed, this me-
ihod will cost no more than merely to change
The covering, bnt in protection against FIRE
must De mcomparably superior.
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER * co. ,
NJ. | ta'vCrt sftCt
NIrslunl"r'run Haiilmprr s,rspl.

No, D Iiuliida, ST, q Ito. (
&OMETRING G,shn.. TO-DAY: a7- 50
~ prizes Of FIVE lIlfNURfR i'uLi.AhS SI3 0aO
hsh pi@r-beSideS j00U i:3NJn. $500, yl3-i. 80 f
5000 $500, and IN ptiz-S OF 900 in the ache;nr :
No. L0uery, ~ SaIlnts Tick"t$ "a halves - quar-
trrs 81. A P,lrkaG" Sl5. tnia"n> ana strangers are
invited to step in Ill oar Oil TINS NORM Nc, aud
treat thrmsc,v"s 10 urirt or rae sage ia this very
brilliant LOTTERY tirawn NOS. Of class 40, OctoJer ,
lowe ST rriZe IS, Hlr
20 g 10 A. A o IS 81 4G 30 81 d. IS
Orders IN all lotteries meet instant atcHtion when
d irccttd To
1t Agents for the Managers.
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70. WIN. COLLINS lud most Respectfully re
mind his iricnds that he has taken the store No. .
PACA STREET, near the Thtce Tons Tavern, one
square from Pratt ST. for The purpose of conducting
The TAILORING BU5I NESS, where he will execute
all work with neancsa and despatch, and on the most
reasonable terms IT.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE Re.pryG Pooy
FOR RoLtertlm Ship Eutaw, with despatch.
For eremen ship Caspar, It'll Oct
fnr k'p de- } tncirO-Bmque Iowa, Isl Oct,
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BarGne j. ~ R0hb, Gate of tais port sold) Jas Trir
~, Far Haven, Mass. master; ship GaIonne, Myci
MarsriiIes, Benz; NJ Hodgcs, j.; schr. VIM. ALE
apauldinI, 81 Thomas, Willinstnn and Eastma
Chanceiard, Niger, Phllad., j. w. Brown; Maria,
Ann Hammond, NY, Rose, Merrill s Dodge; steam
er Ericsson, ClaypOGl, Phiad j. A. schiiver
AknINEh
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ERU'CiNH ~ co, LOTTERY OFFICE. Basd
81 ment, corner Of Bornnm's city Hotel Dat vii
son y COZ d"SlrouS 10 furnish the former patrons
this truly lucky Office with tickets in all the varo,l
schemes " be drawn under the management of j. Il
Gregory co, beg leave 10 0tlsr lhcii services and
I" assure 'hrlr lI.ndS that all orders VIII receiv
prompt attention, if addressed to
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THANKS The Philadelphia Chronicle and
n. Y. Herald will accept out thanks for extras
containing the news from Mexico brought by
she Princeton at Pensacola.
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,t. PIANO FOkTsA. have
iasW jdsf received an invoice 0i PIANOS
y VT from s"nkr'nz and ;no her of 3
from Schanhach Y Merchant
Those de irin: To purchase frs' rate AMI at The
same time a fItNO al a mOdrratr price. are invited
to call and canine my !aygr assOtImrut
Four very good SE|ON HAND PI aWI Soc
taves, and from different maker FL sale YER ~.
C CONRADT,
ol-T Baltimore street, west of Charles.
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cg- NARYGAND HISTORICAL society,"
The regular mnntnY meeting OF this Society will be
held at the HI tDrch Rooms, on THIS (ihursday)
EVENING, 2d inst. at : o'c Gck.
1t :. + STREETER, Rec, See.
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Basrmont. No. 3 civ Hotel, Bailim,

Basement. No. 3 City Hotel. Baltimore
Oct. l-Susqu hanna Cana, class 30. Four api
tas ct SloOU0. 10 of 5000, Sc. Tick, is So.
THURSDAY, Consolidated. extra class g. CGnl
tals &l2 COO 5000. 20 q, so Of 500. &c. Tickets "a
WEDNE@tlAY, extra class 10. Capitals sg0od
$1,000 Sc. Tickets So
"a URDAf, 'hr ftp scheme. Tickets only sl
Capitals I l0n0, $1,000, &c.
~ orders by the package, single ticket or shares
Nothing venture, nothing win, is an I'D saying Cal
l those VINO want to enrich the mspves or send md
cash nv letter. Chc'p postage enables all at dls)
lance 10 purchase nearly upon the same terms as
they were present. u2-0,+
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New HAMPSHIRE. The returns of the cleo
.ion in New Hampshire show that neither of
Of the Congressional candidates are cleo, ed. -
The votes stood for Woodbury. Greg. dem. J
IS .oss; Hale Grr. dem.) 7,7l7; Goodwin
!whig) 9,2s3; scattering 372.
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03- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Cons0li-
dated Lottery, class No. 40, for lS45;
: rs Is 45 40 IS - 81 46 80 CT AZ So
: and 73, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
| and d, being The 81 aud 3D. drawn Nos each 30
and ls, being the 81 and lth Grawn Nos each 20
Is aud Il, being The Am and 9th; or 40 and IS,
being the 9Th aud 9Th drawn Nos. carh 10
All haYn. Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, -
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. . ". Caivcrt-st
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T7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gav-sl, mhl2-Iy

0T7- T.. G. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
Of French s. German LOOKING GLASS PLATES
which viii be sOd by wholesale and retail, low
any Impnrt"r in thi, any other city
GLIDING done in all ITS vatiatieS-such as Portrait,
Picture. and Frames Of all descriptions.
EDRNlCE,I of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES let iit and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
Yield No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.