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DISASTER I

The schr Mary Jane, of Barns,abc, from Boston for
York coming through Hurgate Friday morning. struck
or the rocks and bilged Informant, supposes rs
the crew were making preparations leave the vessel
when he last her.
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LIST OF LETTERS.


AnvsSr,sxp IN rrs rstsvSr nv SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
ala lad H. u fs-tarr snaeioi, =
AL su advertisements ~ ado under the orders OF the POST
,nr General In newspaper newspapers Of letters
t in sry Post O,cc shall be inserted in Tho paper
or parcrs Of tho town place where the office ad'e'us
may hc situated. Aarrnz tia iarrsH etrenn.'sn ,o,s
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CENTLEMEN'S LIST.
!Sdains,Wm.Ii

sdains,Wn.l r.
adams, William
Adams, c. 7.
ldaHs, ). |
adkison, Neal
Aken. John
a,kiuse, /.
Allen. Samuel |
alcocE, A. |
anthony. Michael
Augusta. Candido
Angel, John
ipplesale,John w
Austin, Elijah |
Atktns, A.
Apologize, Josiah
n.
andrews, John A.
Austin, Il c.
Anderson, John I.
Angel, Isaac
Armstou. Joseph
Anderson, J. Man
Illus
Austin. Elijah J.
Andrews, Geo. II
Arcy, Josiah ).
Anvil, Pickering
Arthur, Richard u.
Angieno;ti. Psulo
A,wster, VIM. MD
Bland, IL. \.
Bradley haa les L.
B.ackmau, Robert
Bucklass, George
Bugley, Sargent. =
Bradford, a. IL.
Blnc&ley X Simp-
son
Bacaus. Simon
Backcr. Abraham
Bachelor, Lewis
Capt.
Balcke, John
Blake \ Plant
Blskeley, Richard
BSll, J. i.
Bramen, La,iiner
Belly, John
Blake, George L.
Balls, Isaac
Baird, Samuel
Braley. Joseph H.
Banning, George r.
Baker, Joshua
Barton, King
Barnard. !. Capt
Barber, ais
Bartlett, q. W.
Barnes, Chauncey
BARKER. Samuel
Barnes, Robert G.
Barton, Samuel NJ
Barlo. Peter
Barnes, w. $. ,
Bartlett, y.
Bsrciiss, Sieuo.
Barbour. o. l..
Barney, n w:
Barnes. Lor.n Z.
Barry. John
Barry. Edward
HnSler. John
Blauveli, J J.
Bsscom, julius
Bascom. Samuel s
Beeman, Daniel
Beeye. John
Beesley, James
Beatty, Mn l.
Bean, Samuel II.
6renelen, + .anclscC
Seek, Henry
Bean. Samuel Il.
Beach, J. Y.
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Bell, F. A Il.
Bertrand, Nj.
Bemeni, A. &.
Bevins. Joseph
Su!sbcron. John
Bigsin, Terence
Suiy-n, jeremiah
Biliings, Calvin ..
Brigham, Z. < Z.
Bngg. David
Br.ca, john W.
Rrirckerhog, Ew'd
Bingham, ornier a
Hrodie, John
Bogari, William
bogsrd0s, A. K
Broad, Sanford 5.
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~. LONDON LINE of Packeta-Regulsr Packet OF
III e 10Th NoyetnberThe first class fast sailing packet
'-s..'e chip WELLINGTON, Capt Chadwick, viii ra! as
above her r. ,ular day.
The in i3 very superior vessel for cab
In second Cabin and Storage TOO well known
TO require comment Persons Intending 10 embark should
make early application on board foot Of Ma-rane,
JOSEPH McNURBAY, cor. Pine aud South eta
The new and splendid packet ship PRINCE ALBERT
Capt. sebor will succeed the Wellington. and ss the let
D-ceinbrr.
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NEW HULLED BUCRWHEAT:

NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT
GRAHAM FLOUR and Oat Meal, in bbs half bbs
" quarter and eighth bbs also In bags OF 81 and IS lbs
EACH carefully paeSsd and very neatly marked and
nnted Of the very best quRly for sale In lots TO sut Or
ders from out Of the city, accompanied with city ence
wiz meet with prompt ..isntion. ]. 9. FROST
a. In Ss Fruntst corner Psck-shp.
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TIM PLATEp LEAD PIPE,

A SURE PROTECTION against me lnluTious euecIs o.
"A lsd offered by the Subscribers at the same price
nj which common lead pipe be purchased AL pipes
cold by them stamped "Lowbers Patent Tin Plated
Ppe' and warranted perfect in every respect
On hand and constantly manufacturing all sizes and
weight from 10 70 lnA, per foot and OF sizes from
10 inches In caArs end NO made length required
sni2 $40. LOWER K LIE ROY. al West-st
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ONLY hEGJI.Ak LINE PACKETS New
- Orleans-The splendid and la-, sailing p-cke. ship
METOkA, Capt McLanen, will positively sail
Monday, Nov 10TH aud the splendid and fast sailing pack-,
ship OSWEGO Capt johnson, will positively sail Tues
cay Nov tn their regular days Persons about proceed
ing New Orleans viii ind much their advantage 10
select thus line in preference TO transient ships their pune
Iua;y IN sailing may all times be depended on the
price OF passage very reasonable FOR which, secure
berhs, early application should be made board foo. OF
Wai!-st. or 10 w. l. j. I. TAPSCOTT,
- SOuth.s Maiden. lane
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SAILED.
sip Independence, for Liverpool.
Bark Loreto Fish. n Orleans.
Brizs Manhattan. ApalachicolA phlura, Savannah.
Schr Octay.a, Aransas Bay; and others. Wind NV.
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InsurQnre.

SSJiLLiAMSBUKGii Fire Insurance Co. oihcs
w Grsnd.s- isi-sree. ;vtl.9m.0urs0 w..
This Company are ready pry ell claims for losse.
agains, continue TO insure against loss and dsn
by Ere on rs favorable terms 1sn as other 'aee'
Samuel willets, Charles o, Handy Francis S!einhel
l'houlus McElrath. Lein Richardson, fredk W. tavre,
Hicholas Wycaof, Chfstn zabrissee, Samuel H. Cepp.
A. C. Benedict, John SslniGH, Al. an no0"e'cA'
Jeremiah Johnson.
LEMUEL RICHARDSON President
a. B. HODGES Secretary
WASHISGroS PoST, Agent
john r. ROBERTS, Surveyor.
Applications for ncurance will receive immediate aten-
ZION i made 10 the following Agents of the Company
Robert Shields, No. Sil Grand-sL
Mackrell Richardson. Houston and Norfolk SIS
Augustus L. Wood, II HuusoD-s,
Aaron Hardman, No li2 Mulberry 81
benjamin Richardson 9Th 4Sd ST.
Edward Butler, 1874 Bowery.
Abel Price, Sprng-st- near Bowery
Conkin L. Martin. corner sth Nv and 10Th at ly4 laMosy
pOWEKY AGENCY the Mutual Safety Insurance
ID Compauy-The Trustee Of the Mutual safety lns0r-
ance Company have the satisfaction OF Informing The pubic
after providing for the payment cash. of their losses by Tue
late fire. and all other caius, The Company Is III possession
OF Bonds ard Mortgages and substantial Premium Noe Io
received their dealers hs city, new subcrp
ton ofoyer So0O0O making Io. OF reliable assets OF up
"a''' - '''''''' TRUSTEES
Zebedee Cook, Herr oelrchs Mortr Livingston
Robert BMiniuln' Ans oslmon, Joseph Joseph, Blunt m;a,,0
e rSssn + e M NSs %. fn coeSe an
Anirew P. Pilot, P. A. Iiargons. Francis P Sage,
David fIalden, Charles uMarshal, N. NJ. BeckwiIh,
Geo. Hur!but Ada.n Ncr.ie, Nathaniel Weed.
ZEBEDEE. COOK, President,
ALFRED PELL, Vice President
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent oil the above
AIMED Company is prepared 10 make Insurance on Dwell
ling Houses Stores Furniture Stock Of Goods, sc. <.
EDWARD BUTLER,
Agent OF the Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
Office, No l5i Bowery, N the BOOK Store OF Messrs
Emlree- 81 .awSm
MUTUAL BENEFIT Lille Insurance Company,
lVlUfice No. II Wals-
The Company offers the following advantages to the
public
Lives only insured 4, the loves, OF premium
The premium ii $50 may be paid ii cash and ls
in second at Y months bearing per cent interest or
II may be paid monthly or quarterly
No person ia liable beyond the amount, OF his premium
married woman may insure the life OF her husband Tree
from any demands Of his creditors.
There will he annual division of profits payable In Script
Certificates bearing interest 81 per cent which interest ~
payable annually III cash
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Hevens Rob't L. Patterson,
Guiaume Merle, Seth Low.
VIM A. +. PentZ, Chis. $. Mackneu,
Lewis c. Grover, Thos Il. Segur,
Henry McFurlan, Marcus L. Ward.
VIM NJ. Simpson,
RoBT. L. PATTERSON, Prest
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secry.
Jos. L. LORD, Agent
JAMES STEWART, NJ. D. mo. Bond-st) Medical Exam
liner. AT the office daily from TO O'Clock. ol 2awli
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Il FOX SEW-1IfL EANs-Neu-i OtA And New
Orleans LlEe-Frst PGcket with des pach-The first
class las: sailing packet ship JAMES Ii. SHEP-
hahD h.drian, master vii positively sa AS above. The
accommodations Tor cabin, ii cabin and sieerage passe-
gers are unsurpassed by any other vessel port Per
IONS intending TO embark should make immediate appca.
Ton on board, Pine-sL wharf, JOSEPH MENU KRAY
corner ~ pina M snr,h az
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF The
County OF SewYok, notice Is hereby given 10 ill per-
sons having Claims against WILLIAM DAWSON, late OF
the city SewYork deceased TO present the same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber at her residence No
II Elevenheee In the city of on or before The
tweny-second day OF Apr! next Dated New-forS, The
tyvenLy-frst day OF October. ls+a
o2i iawSm SOPHIA DAWSON. Administrarx
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the SurrogAr OF the
County OF New-Iork Notice is hereby gwen :. al! per-
sors having claims against Thomas H. White, lte OF
The city OF NeYork deceased 10 present the SAM win
the vouchers thereof the subscoers the eGdence oil
Edward Philips sne Executors No 90 Stantou-see
II the city OF New YORK. before the first day Of May
NEXT Dated New ork the twenty -ouh day of October
i24j. EDWARD PHiLlPS;
MARY ANN WHITE. Executors.
nj 1oyEr, THOMAS K ABBOTT
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List Of Letters Remaining in the MY, Post once
Saturday, November s.:

r r,s,., nessies q. pArE Of the List IN rhieA my
. LAMBS, LIST:
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ANIKE lSSURASCE.-The Mutual Insurance Com
pany OF the City OF New FORK, Office No. 81 formerly
No. 52 WallsLThe Directors have the satisfaction in
form The public that all claims this Company accustomed
by The late disastrous fire, and all other cla:ms, have been
adjusted and paid in full aud they deem proper TO add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
the late osses the Company have still securely invested
capital Of TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue 10 insure against loss damage
by ire favorable similar institutions in this
city.
The Company commenced business in 1897 on the old
Mutual System, and continued up Inc year 1909 when
the Mutual plan abandoned obtained
retaining the Original but inappropriate name, the bs
OF the Company since that period has been based
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares hiy dollars each
Byorder, GEORGE IRELAND, President.
a. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
Ney-Yut6. October 9th 1915 go n cod
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IN CHANCERY, before Vice Characteristics Wood
Myer Levy and Joseph L. Joseph Bill fer the tore
compliments solicitor Myer Levy, OF the defer tans
in . cause whose place OF residence in the CITY OF New
YORK bat who is Province OF Canada, required
TO appear in this by the day OF december
next or the bill filed therein vii be taken confessed by
-, %
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IN CHASCERE-Bef the Chancellor, John j. Pal
mer Special Receiver, Samuel Bayard and Jane his
wife aud others Bill fororeclOsure, B. Bonney Compgr
Socr So WalsiIeel n Y Sa,nne J. Bayard ind Jane A.
Bayard his WIFE, Of the Defendants IN THIS cause whose
Mac of residence in The State Territory OF owa-and
Van Buren, Ryerson Defendant this whose place
ofresidences The State of and each anc every
of them said Defendants required appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint filed is this cause, or before the
10Th day of December next lSi5 The Bill of Complain
filed this will be taken as confessed by them ana
each and every of them said Samuel Bayard JaneA
&c ,,;r. md Cor Rur.u Rverson n la-v3w
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FRspsRIcE L. VULTE, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New-Yori, August 2l5, l64l hu2l lGwow
The sale OF the above described property is hereby pos-
poned unit! the tenth day OF November next al same time
and place. WILLIAM JoNES 9HeriA'
FREpERtcK L. VrLrE Deputy Sheriff
Dated. NewYork, October Sd, 1915. OF lawoW
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IT. IN N!UNNINts lime TT Z UCIUCk-FU
Albany and Troy and inerinediste places
rhe low pressure steamboat TROY. Capt
T. Gorhani will NcwYork from pier the foo, o.
Barclay s. at o'clock A. NJ every Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday Returning will leave Troy nj O'clock A NJ
and Albany O'clock A. NJ. every Monday, "Wednesday
aud Friday.
leaves N,Nv-Y al O'clock a. NJ. Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday and Troy al O'clock ~ NJ. Albany e. O'Clock
A. NJ. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
For passage freight, apply board the boat or 10 T.
g. HALL al the Office he wharf foot Of BarcsysL ss
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AHD GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE Y C.dLVERT- SIS.
FHsnIS EVENING. Aug. 30, lSfj. will he per
d formed CHARLES f.; Or, the siege of stral.
suNd, Charles l9lh, MIR. WALCOT. Adam Brock.
Mr.. JOHNSTON. TrptoIcmns Muddrwotk, Mr.
OWENS. UREA, Mrs. RUSSELL.
After which, MISS E.INCE Will dance I'll Jato de
NercS. Song by Miss +. NICE.
To conclude with "PECULIAR POSITION -
Chanpignon, MIR WALCOT. Pepito, Mr.. OWENS.
Countess de Novara, Mrs. RUSSELL. Mad. Cham
pigeon, Mrs WALCOT. Barbara, Miss CANNON.
{E3- Admttance % cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2i cents Saloon performance commence at
{ O'Clock precisely. 1t
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
q. L. ID.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION TO CAMBRIDGE.

DELIGHTFUL. EXCURSION TO CAMBRIDGE.
IfasSfrD~ d The WASHINGTON BAND. Nh.
Ika.-I.vasssiT !, Order of United Brothers, have
49, nttdgI the pleasure to inform the public
-hs4<s@z+-z1s21. hat they havA chartered the fast
and pleasant Steamboat THOMAS JEFFERSON,
Capt but, for an excursion the beautiful town of
Cambridge. The boat will leave Light ST. wharf, on
MONDAY NEXT, Sept. LIST, at O'Clock, in tie
morning, touching at the County what F. r., gOuG
and returning.
The INDEPENDENT HLUES' BAND, with Mr..
Spies COTlLLION BAND have been engaged.
" Dinner will he furnished on board at D cents.
Confectionery, Ice Cream. &c, al city prices. The
excursion 10 be conducted Temperance principles.
Tickets 80 cents each; children, between and II
years of age, half prcc--tO be had al the Clipper,
sun and Argus offices, of BIZ VIM. 5. Elliott Charles
street, few doors north of Pratt Brother William
Cotton; and at the boat Monday morning nCxt
lst Sept. a18 1t
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ZOE PORT DEPOSIT E-TWICE A Dan

FUR FUItT DTNUSEL E-TW IUF A DAY.
Passengers leave the depot, Pratt street
1s4S51a in the cas- of the Philadelphia, Whining
Etr7f=fl7 ton and Baltimore Railroad Cumpany
* EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays al
8 O'Clock, aud EVERY AFTERNOON, at )! o'clock
except Sundays, which will be ut 8, p. NJ.
On arrival at lIavre DE- Grace, proceed 10 Port De-
po-ite by steamboat GOSpOrt, Cant. Sturgeon.
Returning, the cars leave llaVTe dc Grace al IL o.
clock. (no0n) aud at 8 O'Clock, NJ.
Fare to Poil Deposite a. cents.
G3- BY taking tho morning train it vii! ALLOW pr
sons who have business at Port DepoSite to remain
several hours at that place and return to Baltimore the
same evening. G7- Tickets must be procured at tie
office before entering the cars.
a2l-u A CRAWFORD Ashrt
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CHRISTtE'S PATENT
e. 4 Il v A &c Rim GS.
MdGNETLH III LIN

CT{RISTTES MAGNETIC FLUID.
FHHHES remarkable discovery has received the uni
n versal appreciation of the Medical profession of
Great Britain, and has now been sufficiently long he
fore the American public 10 give fair of its power
and efficacy. The PATENT GALVANIC Kings
have been found TO answer all the purposes for which
the ordinary Galvanc Battery, Electric and Mag
nctc machines are used, hut without any of the
injurious SHOCKS which accompany the applications
by those instruments. and in many other respects are
more SAFE ana certain in accomplishing the desired
object.
The GALVANiC RINGS have been used with
perfect success IN all cases of RHEUMATISM acute
or cfonic, applying to The head, face or limbs; Cont,
Tic DOlOreuX, TeOthache, Bronchitis Vertigo. Nerv-
Gus on Sick Headache, Indigestion, PARALYSIS, Palsy,
Epilipse? Fits, Cramp, Palpaton of the Heart Apo
plrNy, Stiffness Of Joints, Lumbagn Spinal Com
paints, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency of
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases.
!G5Thclr extraordinary effect upon the system must
h" witnessed To br believed aud ce rtain prerent-
ire for the preceding complaints they are equally
he recommended. The Galvanic Rings are in every
way perfectly harmless and are sold at prices To he
within reach of all. CHRlSTlE'S MAGNETIC
FLUID is usedin connection with the Rings, render
then elclertacOn certain, and To direct the Galvanc
Influence 10 particular parts which affected.
{G5- For sale in Baltimore by SETH :. HANCE,
No lns Baltimore st.Cct, and corner Of Charles and
Pratt streets. a23
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aNOMPOUND SYRUP GUM ARABIC
" For COUGHS, Colds, Whooping Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
the Breast. This Is pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with other remedies which renders
il one Of the most efficient medicines for the above
named complaints offered for the relief of Sui-
tering humanity, IL has maintained high standing
for eight years. and needs only fair trial 10 prove The
truth of the above statement Preparsd only by
G. X. TYLER,
an24 corner East Baltimore aud High SITS.
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N9AYNAKD * MOVES BLACK WRIT

A9ASNAFsD ~ MOVES BLACK WRIT
IfH ING INK. This Ink has stood the test of 80
years. experience, aud during that time has been
saptIy Increasing in public favor and patronage, and
became long since, and still continues IN he the lead
ing article Hi the kind in the country 1t flows with
freedom, is permanently black, and Will hot mould
under any circumstances and is adapted to both steel
and quill pens. Dealers and consumers can be fur
nShed with it as low they generally pay for inferior
Inks. For sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRTGHT & NUDGE.
az south Charles sirnrf.
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MIR. EitItNEN,S

FEMALE CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Northwest corner of Eutaw and Fayete streets,
ANILL BE Ric-OPENED on MONDAY,
w Sept. LIST. Pupils in this institution are under
the personal instruction of the Principal, who devotes
% them his entire attention.
The course of instruction is varied, thorough aud
LIBERAL embracing those branches that are essen
tlal to solid and ornamental education.
Every eXerton will be made. that the school may
retain lis past favorable reputation.
DR. KEMP will continue his popular Lectures on
Physiology and Anatomy.
Rev. Dr. MORRIS has kindly consented 10 deliver a
course of Lectures on Geology aud Zoology.
Lectures on Mechanical Philosophy, Chemistry and
Astronomy, will be delivered by the Principal.
The department of modern languages, Music, Draw
ing and Painting, under the charge OF expe rienced
masters, of acknowledged talents.
{I7- Circulars may he had at the Institution, or at
the dwelling of the Principal
a26-d6eo3t lPAl $50 WEST FAYETTE-sT.
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EyTIRE, NEW ST0CK az

- ENTIRE NEW STOCK or WATCHES
TfJM AND JEWELRY, received this day, May 81,
e. 5Gand now ready for my customers and
9-..I<sthOse who would wish to purchase a good
watch The stock cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment for hneness of quay-among which
are Gold Levers. OF NJ. l. Tobias * Co.'S j. Z. john
sons Church st. Watches; Cold Lcpnes; Gold An
chor Levers; Gold Cap; Brass Cap first quality Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches. Sc, which are
offered wholesale and retail by GABRIEL d. CLARK,
at his old established store, Waterst. second door
from Calvert. led tf
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ID | + D

suddenly, on Monday night, 25th inst. SARAH Cor
DELLA, daughter of L. p. and l.. NJ Cook, in the hst
year of her age
On thu 27th instant, Mrs. ASH WALKER, in the 46h
year Of her age.
On the 26th inst Mrs. LOUISA FEDou. in the 2Sth
year of her age, native of France.
On the Goth inst, MARY F. GATEcHAIR, in the Both
year of her age.
ON the 2jrh inst PETER REIS TER, of Reisterstown
Baltimore county, aged SO years.
On the 2st inst. THOHAs ALBAS, eldest son of G.
Lewis and Frances Butler.
AT Washington, on 18th inst. Mrs, SUSAN COoKsS-
poRPER, in her Sith year. relict of the late Leonard
C0Okendorer, OF Georgetown, d e.
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TIE Old CITIZENS BANk.
III II IE-r arnn2 &, rcrE,

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. lGl, NOW No. I96.
TEyHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
N customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs and
VESTlNGS, selected with special care and Judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety OF Goods in his line. He feels a confidence
in recommending his present stock 10 his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances Hnder Whleh
they have been selected
o. Having in my employ the best worSneh, my
customers NAV feel confident IN having their orders
executed in the best STYLE and n the shortest n0lce'
mlO-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-29
PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.

'anhN on an Improved prnCHle, by
4 KERFOOT & KING.
"A favorable opportunity is offered TO the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
IURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style OF
execution, which for Iifekc beauty, distiHcuess and
accuracy, are acknowledged 10 he unsurpassed. Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four 10 ten seconds
Adults IN from fifteen seconds 10 one minute. Fami-
lies taken in groups; also invaids and deceased per
SOM taken at their residence the shortest notice
Likenesses taken in all kinds Of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
G3-R0oms 1871 and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light Streets where
persons respectfully invited call aud examine
specimens and Judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
l0red IN the most beautiful manner. fe5-tf
Sudden CHANGES OF THE HyEATH-
~ Err We scarcely meet person who is not more
Or less troubled with cough or cold. Old and young
the prudent and the inprudent, seem alike to
plain.
Many think it a temporary cold which will pass off
in day or two. This is not always the case, As il
will, in all probability terminate in consumption not
attended tn in season. Our advice is use HANCE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, which
will cure you in two or three days, Price so cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH - HANCE, l0S Baltl-
more ST., and at his old stand conner of Charles and
Pratt SITS. aus.