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Correspondence cfthe ErenEng Ners

Dec. 10.
The Senate proceeded to The senr1a
order of he day; on a bill ITO authorize
persons practising medicine under iht
B"tauic "r Thompsunian system, TO re
ceive compensation for their services
A Report from The, Committee on
Federal Relations, 10 " Eom was referred
the Report of the House. on altering he
mann.r Of elecIipp Elrciorstof President
aud Vice President OF the United States,
on which hey deem IL inexpedeut Ia
leaislaie. wassasreed TO-, s.z.:5. ,.',&.s,
a Bill To lncnrporalelhe Graniredalp
Manufacturing Company in the State ul
South Caroliua.ln !, rcceiyed.a FIRST SreadiEso
and referred 10 Committee on Incorpora.
a. Bill ITO Incorporate the Ashley
Manufacturing Company" received is
first reading end referred 10 Committee on
Interpretations. 1888 80 = -,
The House Of Representatives mel al
II n'c'ock Mr.. Nor,hrop, from the
Committee on Education, after a cpnle.
renee with the Committee of The Senate
to nominate suitable persons as Trustees
Of The South Carolina College reponeil
The following sentIemen:- -Messrs. R. w.
F. Aston, Of George District; X. w.
Barnwel. Beaufort; w. B. Seabrook,
Colleron;C G. Menminger, Charleston;
E. BelIinse.. Barnwell; w. f. Dessaus
sure, RIchand; j. Gregg do; w. Hanp
ton do; J. L. Manning, Sumter; James
GilIi>pe, Marlboro: + w Davis, Ches
ter; H. G.. Young, Laurens; J. D With
erspoon, York; II. N. Dawkins. Unnn;
rhumas Smith, Darlington; J. N Whitnrr
Anderson; II. J. Werhers, Kershaw; B.
+. Perry, Greenville; J. Buchanan, Fair
field.
Resolutions were submitted bv Mr.. W
Gilmnrr Slmms. '''PIal the Representa-
lives f he State in the Congress Of ,he
United States do use heir ellnrt for The
establishment ola Branch Mint in The
city oI Charleston; ami by Mr.. +. G Pal
mer. that tho Sup 'rntendanl nf Punlic
Works be required to ascertain he natule
and extent Of the obstrucliuns in the
Savannah river, q: The instance Of tho
mns w""'c', m o., A"Sus.a' anu 10 take
Pm u"sa w ,I,"J.e ,"",. r ''' -. s'"r, .,oo, IL,
,;c,ho ,,,,, ,'.'I 'o"a ; "p ."e eneta' o'cr's
r, ~ ,ms 10y "nu IGus..e'cu .n' 'tp"l, 1l llle
" ter ,"ao,,',; ; "n D.'.,'e' olltrs an" oillcerS
~ rIH,u, .,n ~ : ."e eSptnleney OF com
d,,,n n,"s ,r "a" ,espre''"S :;, ,ne powers anu
nu''.' r'',, VI 'n"G's'ra'fs' hr hepor, was
.av"rao'e ana recommended strongly M
u""p.o' on OF 'nr 'es"la''oh' MS ses"'u
laws of The Srme for the use of The ,nnois.
tratcs. provided the .ypense IF The same
does M, exceed ,vn thousand dollars
'rher. was Inn, Iit,Io onnns;,;nn ~ ,h;s ros
oIuriou. '"'' -
E,r;bovo1..s ST., o,o o,,,
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I; appointment By he Governor. Snmuel
Fl Brnde has heen appointed Commiss
ioner 10, lake acknow ledeemeut.of deeds,
for The Stale of Soulh Carolina IN the
Stateif Alabama lWe1cury:
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Hog drorars take NOTICE a7FF olr &
dred head of fat westetnhossw opla; command 81
fair price in this markell, AT ~
Few of the people III Ibis neish hass &
yet supplied themselves With PORK Df5Yafs
would do well. to bring 7od'tlaif hogs ffnSedis
ately. ~;
GF Georgia 5LegistQfures-A Saprsns
Court for the correction 4ofst EMofs
been established by The Eegisial6Ts dEs
Georgia a9si541s,'l
A bill has passed heLegisla,areo eos Gsossis
reducing The rate of interest 70 4 percent: 81
Nireinia Senator.-IudgeJ 8 S Penny
hacker, Democrat, hasibeen elected IUJnised &
Uniled STATES sasenatof from Virginia s:7s iis
the place ofMf. Rives. = I s. s
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old Ladies in EHelend - Ye;see it staisdSS,,
that recently, a tea party, was giisento 4fss fss
males in England, whose ages united, ,dusoaia.s9
cd to 2.746 years The; ;otdess was 95, anaalf
above sizry With This story about saacient,
ladies. we will;stopsfor tho present. 81
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The GreenvilIe .Mountainesf Tece1tly
noticed The death Of Capt. Clese selapd.
the oldest ale resident. of.he teWn,;and
one of The mos'respe citizens offthea
place. F..!sSs
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Population Of Georgia The 10 ot 81 y
Georgia at present. amounts To upwards s.
seven hundred and seventy :tcur thousand per
sons. - -. h@l'Sy -: q ~
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T,ocnty sercn Candidates. At tRe late elec
ton fol snpern,endent Of Public Works, thers; &
were twenty seven candidates.
Patriotism is not yet extinct in South Carnss
lima q 8. SS:sssissS
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Narshai Soult.-Foreisns papers say;
lha,,he veteran. MARSHAL SoaIt, odisii1-
gnished under Napoleon. re.ifsdl from
the Cabinet Of Louis Philippe q 4; y
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ssFatniliarity. breed; ctIoniemp,,. &
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Application isto be made a nex, ,,, ses! i, s
sion of the Now York Legislature for an
act ofincorp6ration for the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company 4in The Ciis oIsNew
York, with power 10 build, equip. and
navigate one or moressteam yesseis;io ply
from that city. TO any pofis sins ]; 10 nrope,
with .aicapilalof SlO9. 600: wilb stbe<pIIriv. "
ilege ofincreasing il 10 81, 600, zoo. s u
s3 Gltan1ie lesion gouricr. ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

fnpoltant 10 Merchants and others II will be
seen by the advertisement in to-dayS paper that
no monies, not bankable in this city, will here
after be received in payment of freights accru-
inc from the transportation of merchandise or
produce on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The step has been adopted IN pursuance Of an
order of the President and Directors.
Charles street City Spring. Workmen en-
ployed by the city are engaged IN improving
the appearance of the public fountain in south
Charles street The pavements arc to he re-
paired, and the ratings and the clrcniar build
ing W hich covers the fountain will I've repaint-
ed. This, by the way, is something which has
been long needed aud though the proper au-
thoritos have neglected it, we are glad to find
that they hav 9 come TO the conclusion that it is
"better late than never"
Caution. We have been requested to eau
ton the public against the fiscal acts of an in
dvdual whose practice it is TO go round the
city finding purchasers for tickets in lotteries
which have been drawn. He selects generally
for his victims people OF color. u is said he
has been doing quite an extensive business,
h, jail again. Toney Truxall, chatged with
threatening personal violence to Eliza Ran
dolpIi, was arrested ycstcrd,y by the firm OF
ZcI, Ridgey and Cook, an in dcfa!t Of SCI
curity, committed TO Jail, u Walton Cray,
esq.
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3tgrectcaGg 8epGtsstra1E,
TnjRsDAY MORNING, Nov. IS ls4S
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

III. aoo,oo..,;o Ca.
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y -, on,o;.,,-,a.,,. ,..s,
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,;.aa ,.bo, ,l;os-g,,l,,,s ,-, ~ yc,v ,n,,.r
$500. .ara 49,, ,r, ,boroc,yo ,.-, s,r,,,.e5 t,,,
,,c c,,,,,or or tho Par, a. n,,,,more sbopyd
N,vc ,;yso otrarcc hy his s,rcc,;oos AMONGST
.hc o,nEcnn,s FIR ,gf;,,-,bat ia. if he had the
scIocit,n-fo, ~, Are uncertain whether the
anoo,atoen,e has, heen mad, By himself or by
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ECST RECEIVED AT

~ TAYLOR, WILDE Il CO'b
Three Nights in Il Lifetime, a domestic tale
bv the author of "lnishairiach' 25 cents
The Philosophy of the Water Cure, 25 g
Jul!ieh's Original Mazurka, No. l, OF the Gel
larius Vase, splendid gce Of Ferretts
Music, 25 "
The Artist, Statesman and Merchant, by G.
Edward Lester, so C
Observation-Disclosures and Scrambes in Tex
as: or Extraordinarily Southron, 5I
Harpct's Illustrated Bible, No. 10, % L"
Mogse's School Geography and Atlas, a fine
work, 50 /"
English Dramatic Poets, hy Chas. Lamb be-
Ing No. 10 OF Wiley futnams Choice
Library, 50 &c
10 Every new and cheap publication rec' ived
soon issued, and for sale wholesale and retail,
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos 4, and Jarvis Buildings, q 1t.
And At No. s ELLlOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington City.
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LOOM OUT FOR BARGAINS
IN FANCY X STAPLE WINTER DRY GOODS.
Al EnNY Nn NNRH

oAI FoiE Is = faGAHNS
IN FANCY y STAPLE WINTER DRY GOODS.
n EDWARD BIRD.
eE No. 20D BALTIMORE STREET,
Has on hand large stock Of the most Fashionable
GOODS imported this season, and will now close
them al reduced prices viz:
splendid assortment of Fancy DRESS SILKS,
ranging in price from - cts. to 81 50 per I'D.
Extra rich black satin Striped Amure SILK
Hack and Blue Black SILKS
Elk ia rich white Dapask SILK, for Evening Dresses
White aud Black SATINS
Super CASHMERE, the richest article ever offered
in thil market
Shaded Cashmeres ard Mouseline de LANES
Low priced CASs iNERES and Lima CLOTHS
Black and plain cOlUred CASHMERES
Black NOUS De LANES
Fronch, English AMI Domestic PRINTS
A large suck Of CLOAKINGS
CLOTHS-frcnCh, English and DGmestic--aIi prices
CASSlMERES-Fancy and Wool BacS-French,
English and Domestic
FESTlNGS Satin. Mettn0 and Silk-Wide Mantilla
Black and Blue Rack VEIVEFS
Fancy colutrd Silk FELVETS-Ronnet SILKS
SnAWLS! SIAWLS! SHAWLS.
Rich French Cashmere SHAWLS
Embroidered Canton Crapr do
Neck SclrS and Fancy HDKFS
Eevfr" t0rdGred Linen Cambria HDkFS
Printed AID Corded bordered do
French Worked Linen do
do d. COLLARS antCOLLARETTS
SILK, W0r ted, Cashmere aud Cotton HOSIERY
silk and Kid GLOVES-s'ilk MTTTS, &c. Sc, witt
fnll stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS.
For sale On the bast terms Wholesale and retail, BY
J. EDWARD BIRD, 909 Baltimore st.
93- Merchants visiting the city respectfully in
v'td 10 call and CSamn" his stock before purchasing.
They win find many choice articles not usually kept
in the jobbing stores. nl3
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FOR TIE MILLION,

NM NSRt FOtN TIE NiQLLEUE,
w AND
"BO0KS FOR THE PEOPLE"
For sale at w. N. HARRISON
No. Jarvis Buildings, North 81.
Puritan the words OF this splendid Opera % cents.
Julen's 0rigiral hazurka, NO |, price 25c.
7. Haynes Bayy's songs. for -
Music from the Opera of Fra piaV0ln, price %
Come sing me that Sweet air Again, by II. Moore, g
Love Her, How Love Her as suug by Mr..
TemplCt0n, u!
Music from the Opera of the Position Of Lon
juneau, p
Queen Victoria's CanceS, 25
Jueu'S Chimes and QuadiiilGs, -
operate Gems, by celebrated Composers, IS
Kathleen Mavourneen, Irish ballad l2t
All the new and fashionable MUSIC for sale a.
above al one fourth the usual price.
All the nGw NOVELS aud Il JOkS. in chCaD form g,
soon published, for sale ri Harison'S Literary
and News Depot.
Ey~ Don't forget 10 call and examine for yourselves
and goa Will he pleased. ni3
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HpAPER EANGINGs. The subsc:i

n just received fro IL his manufactory, large as.
sortmhht of new style Satin, Fresco and Ivet Pa
per Hanginss and Borders, of superior finish and
every description, Country merchants and dealers
supplied OH liberal terms. Houses Paneied al the
most reduced prices.
nls-3t' WIN. 8. BIRCH, No, Hanoye!-st.
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HNMORf - co., No. 2 CALVERT ST.. the oldest
Ma established, lncst extensive, aud most popular
Lottery firm in tnc world. With the advantage Of be-
ing the sub AGENTS for Mcssrs J. G Gregory s. Go,
for the gale of ticketa in the State Of Maryland, and
their immense pccCnary resources, they can sell Lot
terry tickets either by the package snely upon such
terms as will defcd. any attempt AT competition. Per
ssons from abroad who may be disposed occasionally
to test the fa.orof the "Goddess Fortune safe
~ remit any amount of fenis however large TO this
frm--ths reputation ard standing they have acquired
by strict attention Business for thirty yeats in this
CITY being sufficient security that any business con-
fdt 10 their ,ats, will be attended 10 with punctuai
~ and despach. EMORY co.
1t ? Cavs ri street
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AgORE NEW BOOKS, AT

Moore NEW BOOKS, AT
WI No. Jarvis Buildings.
The Mechanics Daughter, A Novel, by Miss Ellen
Pickering, price - cents. Amanry, by Dumas, 2jc.
Three Nights in Lifetime, Il domestic tale, = cents
Stories Of Waterloo, by W. II Maxwell, ESD IS cts
The Philosophy of the Wdcr Cure-IllIstIaied with
ergravingS, 2jc Harper's Bible. No. AZ. 2jc. Capt
Fraemont's Narrative reduced 10 3ii. Together with
all the periodicals of The day, for sale at
w. n. IARRISON'S Literary Depot,
No. Jarys's buildings, North st.
NIB. further supply of the Wandering Jew and
FfemOnt'S Narrative. q NIB
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.

YHNHtEAS BECE, No. 53 CENTRE MAR
KEC SPACE, near Lombard street, resDecuuIiy
informs the public that he intends selling off his prs
sent sleek of SPLENDID CARPETiNGS at FAC
TORY PRlCES-such as Imperial Three PHYS, extra
super ingrans, fine aud cotamon iag,ans, Wool Fin
ishnz aud Cotton Stair CARPEilNGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR & TABLE
OH. CLOTHS, &c. Sc. All persons in want Of any
Of the above named articles, are requested To make
inquiry AT any Carpet Store il Baltimore relative 10
TIE price of Carpeina, &C., and then call at No SO
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
n. b. RAG CARPETfEG, of my own tlannf4Cture,
splendid article, AT very low prices. nil-iJa4s
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MUFFS! MI FFS!! mIJrr'S,M

"a HlNDES, No. "a NORTH GAY STREET,
~ would ost respectfully inturn the ladies' that
ne mas Just opened most splendid assortment of
MUFfs, which he would particularly invite them to
call and examine consisting of the most fashionable
variety; together with handsome assortment OF Fan
cy Cloth and Velvet CAPS, for Children, all Of
winch he vi" dispose of at prices that cannrt fail to
please. ul2 ths3t*
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CoLosiza ALTON MEETING. An Interesting Colonial
ton meeting will be held this evening in the LighsI,
M.B. Chuich. Addresses will be delivered by the
Rev. D. Johns, Rev. Henry slieer, and others.
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HoLLIpAy.s THEATRE. The sterling old comedy
of"Speed the Plough" will bs revived at this house to-
night. Il will draw large audience. For the names
of the performers, sc. see advertisement.
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FAIR. The Ladies attached ~ the Methodist
Protestant Church, Of Pit and hsIuith stS.,
contemplate holding Fair. beginning on MONDAY,
luth instant, and continuing during the week, in the
EGYPTIAN SALOON, (Odd Fellows Hap Gay 81.
The collection Of Useful and Fancy Articles is
pcctet to be very large and with the Ice Cream Con-
f'conaIy, Oysters, and OthGrg.od things Numei-
GUS 70 nenilon, will, they trust, induce large MIN
Der Of visitors.
The Ladies will consider ne sacrifice TOO great in
view of pleasing all who may visit the Fair, and as
The funds raised by this undertaking be applied
The liquidation of tbs church debt, il be hoped
that discriminating pubic will crown their generous
efforts with success. Ml0.lW
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NsU M TEOEg

Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain
in the SIDE and Breast, Whooping
Cough, Coup, and all Disea-
ses Of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
stitulon, SC.
ASONSU nIi'VIyt cs! kjGA ID d TtEFECEt
" ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AT NORRtSl OWN, Pa. We take
great pains to procure authentic and respectable eer-
uhcatcs, aud never give prGlicty 10 any other.
TO Or. SWayne, Philadelphia: Dear Sir-it affords
gr satisfaction to lay before an American public
the wondealu! success of your Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry. in cGiiGg of that dreantu disease,
C0nsumpIion! attr all other means had ailed was
attacked with pain N my breast, very much affecting
my voice and lungs, and troublesome cough and
sore throat. My bowels cOstive, appetite nearly
gone, and my stomach was very weak that roy Ply
stefan loss To know what to do for me- as ev-
eiything used, IN the shape OF medicine in!me
datey rejected remained for months in this awful
condition and gave up all hopes OF ever FecOYeEiag.-
Hearing Of the wonderful cues daily per!0gnlEd by
your invaluable medicine, in Coughs, Colds Asthlnas,
Whooping Cough, aud all diseases of the Lungs and
Breast, reluctantly determined TO try it, purchased
bOlte of your Agents in this place, Moore Leng
aker0 which appeared 10 take hold III my disease and
relieve continued using it Until it gradually re-
stored to health and strength. Several of my friends
were afflicted in the same manner that Wos myself
which declined using the Syrup the, am sbrry TO
say appear TO he last approaching that bourne where
no traveller returns. As expect soon to leave these
paris, give you this as S,andItg memorial TO the
great virtues Of your invaluable Compound.
u. G. WILCOX, Norristown, Pa.
CAUTION! All preparations from the Wild Cherry
Tree, eXcep. Dr. SWayne's are both fictitious and
counterfeit and sprung up years after this valuable
medicine had introduced itself into the sick chamber,
therefore ask for DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, and purchase no other. The genuine
ARTICLES prepared only by Dr. SwayHe, whose Office
has been removed to N. W. corner Of Eighth & Race
streets, Phada
Baltimore .7sedts-I +. Cook, No. rs Baltimore ST.;
inh NJ aihN Draft a-<naf Uthnr re- "
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .2gontsR. Farnh7n, Washington, d. C.i
WIN. Stabler Il Bro, Alexandra. D. G.; George N,
Sohoron, Georgetown. nl3thp6r
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G9-TGBACCO has been used ever snce the days
OF sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
itch and the poor, the king and TIT begga; indeed its
consumption has become general that it il hard to
find one that does not either smoke, snuff or cher.
For ourselves. we prefer ,ieh Cigar An! there they
Gre u box OF the agree able deuderS-BOOTH'S
hest. Boy, light match, SO that We can luXuriats
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy Puff
Peri! PUFFM! All! BOOTH knows how to make
them. II any Of our readers wish To enjoy them
selves, as COW doing, we would recommend
them TO the 'iIELLow HnvSE,3 al the Hanover Mar
ket-right on the corner. ul3-ttE
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{I3-LUCKY. We have it ftnm reIiable source
that Messrs EMORY s. co, No, = CALSERT-ST.,
sold the first capital prize Of g 900 on a whole
ticket in yesterdays Lottery Ia Porter ut TIE Rail
Eoad Depot. May he MAKE prudent use of his sud
den acquisition 1t
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
u VVaSH TD PURCHASE q number of likely
q young NEGROES Of both sexes from 10 to 30
years of age, for which will pay the highest make,
prices. Apply Al liahJCrsett's Washington House,
PRATT STREET, near Han0ver-st
re- All COMMUNICATIONS promptly attended te.
3thldI WILLIAM HAKkER.
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DEATH visitor became 20 nervously excited
as to be obliged to ask the keeper of the asmals
presented upon the picture in Light-st. which horse
Death was astde 81. The red, the while, the grey,
the black and the pale horse, all became the same
coor, and he began to think, perhaps, that he
bou. TO see vision himself and all Of this for only
llk cents,
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CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. 1t will be kept in mind
that Friday is the last day of the exhibition of this
picture at the Masonic Hail. Those who have not
been should go by all means.
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A l. M A n a G.


'E4ExAS, J, DE C0RbOvA, the Te4ian Land
Agent, Houston, TeSaa; can he found IlIIs
ID ny and To-MuR COW at Barnun's Hnret.
llEs See his advertisement III this day 5 ssSunU
ml3-2t,
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MUFFS! MUNFS!! MUFFs!,

{G5-GEOEGE q. QUA1L, No. 204 PRATT st :,
1--WE doors west Of Hanover, would most respectfully
inform the ladies that he has inst opened most beau
liful assortment Of MUFFE, IN which he would par
ticuarIy invite them to call and examine consisting
in par of fine long isted and natural Lynx, Isbe Ia
Bear, Cross Fox, Blue Fox, Lus'rcd Fox, Fitch, Mar
tin, Genet, ConCy, &c. Sc.
Together with handsome collection nj fancy Cloth
and Velvet CAPS, for childlGn.
All Of which he will dispose Of at prices that can
not fail to please. nl2-2t-
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ny-There will be a COLONIZ NTION MEETING
in the Methodist Episcopal hurch, Light street, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18Th instant, al o'clock
prior 10 the sailing OF The brig Kent, with emigrantS
ion Cape Pamas Addresses will be delivered by the
Rev. Dr. JOINS, and the ReY. Nj. SIIcUE. The pub
lie arc respectfully invited "a attend nl2-2t
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fTz-OFrICIAL DRAWING of the Md. consOli
dated Lottery, class No. 16, for 1915:
SO 81 Is IL IS As 81 IL Al 50 IS so 20
- and 81 being the LIST and ID drawh Nos each $50
&c ana u, being the ID and I'd drawn Nos. each 10
l6 aud II, being the ID and lth drawn Nos. each 30
and II, being the 4tH and jih drawn Nos, each 90
and Is, helm. The 9th and 9th; or 80 and IS, be.
ng he 9Th and ,th drawn Nos. each II
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on,
From the old established House Of
EMORY, No. n. Cayrr-St.
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Az OrrIcER or THE ARmY KILLED. We
learn from the New Orleans Picayunc, that
Capt. SuaFes, of the schr. josephine, which
leit Aransas Bay on 2sth ult., reports that an
officer Of the u. s. Army was killed on board
the steam schooner Augusta, on the 9th, by
falling I, fl yerd-arm, while lyisg alongside
OF brig in Arorsas Bay. The nanc Of the
officer is not Iecolleeted.
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How 10 rlus2 II IL stated that we have Do
now vessel Of war in the Mediterranean, fol
the fist time, il is believed, since the war with
Great Britain.