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90 WHoOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
"WHO0PfNG COUCH CORDLfL" has been
proved in hundreds of cases in this city and else
where, TO be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsrH-
MA, all structures of the Chest mot depending upon
inflammation difficulty of breathing SC. il is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce TO state, that the GENUINE AR
TICLE can only be obtained of DR.. GlDEONB. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. ja4tFlA*
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From the Philadelphia Daily Sun

APRIL lOth, lS44.
Mr.. John Il, CentrcN dear Sir--IIaving been al;
ficted for upwards of two years, with liberation o
the throat, destroying the whole OF the soft palate
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces OF bone came Out
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and your Mcdcated Syrup Of Sarsaparil
Ia am now restored TO perfect health, and my sight
which was so much impaired is as strong as when Il
boy
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make ii public.
Yours, respectfully, SAM Ell KIRK,
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DC COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee of the United
States Senate, by authority Of resolution of the Sc
nate, to take testimony in relation to frauds on the
Naturalization Laws, Sc, will meet daily except
SpGdays) at Ii O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Grand Jury
Room of the United States Court, in the Masonic Hall
in this city BY order, -
LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Clerk
ia3a-d to the Commission,
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sG3- THE JOHN ENGLAND INSTITUTE Lee
TUKES. The Second Lecture of the course will be
delivered AT Calvert Hall on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, 18Th inst, by DIR. CHAGsrg. of Baltimore.
Suhject-''fhe Pleasures and Advantages of Cla9-
steal Studies.r
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, 25 cts: TO
be had al j. MurPhy'S Book Store Baltimore street;
j. f. MCGlennan's, Gay street, Exeter; Clipper
Office; OF the several churches; the door of
tile Hall; and of the members. Lecture to commence
at !. O'Clock. fel3-2tr
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n7- AT A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
THE TENTH WARD, for the purpose of relieving
the necessities of the poor, JAS. HOOPER, Jr, ESD.
was called to the Chair and JAMES NJ LESTER,
appointed Secretary On molten, WASHINGTON b.
JONES, Esq, was appointed Treasurer. The follow
ing gentlemen were appointed TO make COLi.EC.
TONS in the following Distrcts:-
LIST Distrct-North side Pratt, west side Hanover,
north side Conway, east side Sharp-JoS. Trimble; Jr.
VIM. r. Frazier, John l.. Reese.
ID Disrict-West side Hanover, north side Lee,
east SIDE Sharp, south side Conway--Wm. Tomble-
son, VIM. K. Jones.
Sd Distrct-North side Lee, west side Hanover. east
SIDE Sharp, all SOUTH Wilmington, Jesse Armeger.
4th Dstrict-West side Sharp, north side Conway,
east side Howard, south side Batmore-R. NJ. Smith,
G. Keener
5th Dstrict-West side Sharp, north side Lee east
side Howard, south side COnway-Wm Reese, Geo.
G. Addison.
9th District-West side Sharp, east side Howard,
south side Lee, all south inclusveThos. H. Sewell,
Jas G. Neal.
eth Dstrict-West side Howard, east side Eutaw,
south side Pratt all soutll-Willam Casey, William
Robinson.
sth District-Al south of Pratt, between west side
Eutaw and the western bounds of the Ward. and all
south thereof--John Coates Joel Wright, Ed. Sped.
den, James NJ. Lester
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet on FRI
DAY EVENING NEXT, al Z! o'clock, at MIR. JAS.
COMES, HANOVERST., when the Committees
appointed to make Collections will please report,
JAS. HOOPER, j., President.
JAS. N, LESTER, Secretary. 1t
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ans- CuEAp pKINrINc:. and pRINrlNa OF

&C. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, at No
I3t BALTIMORE S1REET-slich as
MAMMOTH RIIJ Much larger than any ''hef
Di-i-'' office execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LAD!NG,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS.
RAIL ROAD BILLS, Sc. &c.
Indeed it is needless 10 enumeratc, as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. in every STYLE and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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O5+ FAIR. The Ladies Of the FELL'S POINT
PRESBY HERlAN CHURCH are now holding Fair
in the splendid Hall recently erected by the Eagle Al
tlleriss on Fleest next TO the of broadway,
date Market sreet,) for the benefit of the above
Church. The assortment of articles offered is NIL
merous and tasteful, besides a plentiful supply OF
Reireshments-Which, together with the handsome
new Hall, will render the inducements to attend the
Fair particularly great. fell-4t
n. h. Both lines of Omnbusscs pass the Hall.
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G3-THIRD WARD MEETING. Alta meeting of
the citizens of the Third Ward convened for the pur-
pose of devisng means for the relief of the Poor Mr.
JOHN NJ. SMITH was called to the Chair, and MIR.
L. A. SLIcsR appointed Secretary.
The Ward was then laid Off into districts, and the
following gentlemen appointed Collectors and Distri-
butors for the same.
LIST distric-N. side Pitt street, f. site Aisquth, S.
side Jefferson and w. side Canal st. Collectors, Hy.
MCEderry, 4. Il. Warden Il. Bets.
2d-N. side Jefferson, Il. side AisQulh to citv lin
its, w. side Canal to Jefferson street. ColIecors-J.
NJ. Smith, Il. .. Sellers, Il. Church.
3d-N. side t. Baltimore street, Il. side Canal-st :.
side Jefferson and w. side Eden street. Collectors
$. Mccoy, Jas Quay, w. lneberger,
4thN. side Jefferson street. f. side Canal street to
city limits, w. side Eden.st. Collectors Benjamin
Clark, NJ. Dysart, A Hancock.
5tll--N side f. Batm IRE street, f.. side Eden-s ST. s.
side jefferson st. W. side Caroline street. Collectors
$. Boyd, ST., =. Pentz, J. r, Blake.
6th-N. side Jefferson street. side Eden to city
limits, w. side Canal-st. Col.ectors-W. b. Bealc,
w Pierce, VIM. Davidson.
thin. side T.. Baltimore street, l.. side Caroline
st. TO ward limits, and w. side Bond st. Collectors
Alex. Nicholson, David Parr, Jos. Nelson
Sth-N. side Baltimore street, E. side Bond street,
w. side Broadway to ward limits, Collecors-H. F.
Turner, VIM. Diggs, Geo. Lowering.
9th N. side Baltimore street, Il. side Broadway, w
side Ann-st to ward limits Collectors, f. A. scer,
J. Mohler,
lOth-An that portion of the ward East of Ann-st.
and North of Baltimorest Collectors, Alex, Clifford,
A Seltzer, ], NJ. Turner.
Mr.. JANIS HOOPER WAS CNOEPa lTCdsUTeT, ana Dy
a vote of the meeting, the Collectors named above
are requested to hand the funds to him Us soon
a collected.
The following gentlemen were then appointed on
the part of the ward, to meet the general committee
from the other wards James Hooper, John NJ, Smith,
E. A. Slcer.
The Collectors named above, were requested to
proceed forthwith to make their collections, and to
meet on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at : e'clk,
at the Hall over the Lafayette Engine House.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again at the
time and place named above
JOHN NJ. SMITH, Chairman.
f.. A SIIrrR Secretary,
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SILVER SPOONS! SILVER SPOONS!
- Those going to house keeping would do well to
call on q. ID. CLARK,
Water street, ID door froR Calvert
Who has large assortment of SILVER WARE now
on hand, which viii be sold at moderate prices. fed
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A l. NJ A n g.
M AR RIED

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Heiner. R,,y,s..
BATrgE TO Miss SUSAN Poor, all of this city
On the 10th ut by the Rev. Mr.. Jiltou, TJ,os,. ia
LOE5 to Miss SUSAN PARsoN, all of this CITY
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COAL! COAL! COAL!
L SUPERIOR ARTICLE, The md

a SOffNaOh A1GIlIL 1s Tue undefSign-
IN. ed has now in his yard, supply Of ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, in the lump or broken and screened of
various Sizes for Crates stoves, Sc. of the following
descriptions, viz: "COlebrook, - ''Wyoming," "Geod
Spring Creek" and 'tPanther Head" the two latter
are free burning and particularly suitable for making
small fires in mild weather All the Coal sold by him
he will warrant 10 be of the best quality, being care
fully selected expressly for his sales from the ap-
proved mines in the Pennsylvania Coal region. Hav-
Ing had much experience in the business, he is ena-
bled confidently to all who may purchase from
him, that better article than he will furnish cannot
be procured
0s-Orders left at the following places will be
promptly attended tot
CHAtNcv BROOKS, SoS Co. 1856 Baltimore st.
b. f. GARDNER, Ne. 279 Baltimore st.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. 209 Baltimore ST. -
F. G. HUNT, cor. Gay and Aisquiih stS, ana al 'hc
Yard Spring Gardens, foot of Eutaw st.n,,c,,
fel2 [AJ PETER FAhNEo IN.
A CARD TO THE HATTEi<s. 1 have
"A this day received from my Factory, lOO gr. gen
tlemen's Hat TASSELS, TO which call the attention
of the Hatters knowing that can sell them nj such
prices that will induce them to buy ea'' anu Judge
for yourselves at
j, M. HAIC'S Fringe and Tassel Factory.
fs5 l2l Balunofe-s! ao'fs soeFe 'oHa'
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, DIR. LEACH, II
c No. 50 NORTH CHARLES STREET, e
: Opposite st. Pau's Church, r
q IL.

ii chanical DENTISTRY in a style that cannotH
be surpassed for ease of operation, beauty of work
manship or durability, and reasonable terms-pre-
feung small profits and constant employment, to high
charges and but few patients. The best PORCELAIN
TEETH and purest GOLD used in all cases.
0- Extracting Teeth or broken fangs (day night
% cents. tel2-tf
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w NJ, III. Ix EEVIL,

fGs;a FASHIONABLE AND PRAcTIcAL HALTER
GsN IS BALTIMORE STREET,
Ms4AAN1A Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing
that owing TO the great number he sells
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab
llshnent III the city, of any shape description now
worn, viz: Sill, Mocshin, Russia, Cashmere, Nutria
and Bearer Also, CAPS Of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
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Yours, respeclluIly, sAMUEL KIRK.

lth'H diu tbuleS SUeek,
sG5-fhc above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tall in Baltimore, either at the of Franklin and
Green streets, at the S. w corner of west Baltimore
and Green-Ss feI9
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VIEWER, POULTERER CO.,
tel2 {2awt2ldts Auctioneers.
NUvENIhE BOOKS, &c. The CENTU-

NUvENILE BOOKS, &c. The CENTU-
- RlON; Or, Scenes in Rome in the early days Of
Christianity, by w. Taylor.
MIND AMONGST THE SPINDI.ES. A missed :
lany wholly composed by the Factory Girls. Select
ed IRON the Lowell Offering, with an introduction BY
English editor and letter from Harriet Martineau
OLYMPIC GAMES, with englavings.
REFLECTION, a Tale by Mrs. Holland
The DESERrER, by Charlotte Elizabeth.
ENERGY, a Tale by Mrs. Holland
HISTORY of the American Revolution, illustrated
by Tales, Sketches, and Anecdotes, with numerous
engravngs
STORIES 10 Teach me to think
The HISTORY of the Middle States, illustrated by
Tales, Sketches and Anecdotes, with engravings.
TALES of Shipwrecks, with eperavings.
Thirty years from Home, emhellished with engraS
ings. For sale by -
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers, Statoners and Blank Book manu'sc
turers No. l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot fel2
a MOTHER GENTLE TOUCH.-LOO.e
N AT THE LUCK OF EMORY & co. Per the1
drawings of class e, Bel-Air Lottery, another beauh
full prize of ST. 100. in wh0ie Nos. So IS 73 also 6ne
of 5000, Nos SO 73 Of 4l25; and of $50 each
sold to citizens.
Draws TO-DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery. ca-'i
10 Nos and 10 drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
plize of S2O,OOO 10 psize OF sl5e9
8. 5000 10 IS 1000
4" 5000 IL 500 Sc
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion.
ny Risk on u package of quarters only SIS.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated LOTTERY ella Il
6. drawn Feb ll-lowest prize !S2s:
81 Is II ? b Go ~ So 3 Is 81 36 81
me-. Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & CO., No. = Ca!vert-s
1t Baltimore, Maryiatd |
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nRPHAN's COURT SALE BY Gaia

nRPHAN's COURT SALE BY Gaia
W LOGuE OF AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
Gh0 on e. OLD IL. VINES, BRANDY, Gin, Sc, BE
l.. Nj. SMITH, ESQ. On THURSDAY MORNING,
Feb 9th, instant, commencing at 10 O'clock we win
sell by catalogue, under the direction of the Honorable
the Orphans Couit of Baltimore G, Rnty, at Ware
house No 81 South street, the very extensive stock OF
old and choice Wines, Brandy, Gin &c, belonging Ia
the estate of the late j. La. NJ Smith, Esq.
We enumerate in part Old Rye Whiskey; Frenoa
Brandy, 81 years old Verdeau, white top French
Coghac, and other superior Brandes; fine and choice
old Maderas OF the following celebrated brands, viz
doch Scott, Blythe, Ceres, Howard, Maraviha,
Bua Bishop, Pomona, Allegra, Carmeite, Brazil,
Light DELEGATE, Espelanza, Blenheim, Verdelho, Co
mos Hndes, Wreck, jamaica Climax, CANA du LIZ
bus, Colson, HaNa Burgundy, Tintor, Diadem, Sar
Marno, Bonaparie, Favouritc, s. s. Lebre, Berwick
and the celebrated Black and Red Cork, and various
others in wood and bottles; Holland Gin; Wine Bit
tcrs, Pale Gold, Gold brown, Light Pale, Old Pale,
Gold, Light Gold Old Pale, Brown Old Pale Noun
tain, Pelican, Yellow Seal, Smith, Woodhouse & Co.'S
Mountain Brown, Gordon Duff Co.'S, and other
Shenes, il casks, demijohns, &c., of old yiniages;
sautene, Latitte, Canenac st Julian Vim de Grave,
huscat de Frontgnac, and other Claret, assorted, in
BEETLES and boxes; Champagne, Old Port, White Port,
London Particular, Tenerfp. white and red Grape
Juice, iieckheimer, Johannesburg, Neirseiner, Mar
co Drummer, Rudsheimcr and other German Wines;
Porter in hotties; Vinegar in casks; Common Wines
and Liquors.
Denijohns, bottles, casks and the fixtures of the
store.
B. The attention at Gentlemen is particularly
invited to the above Wines, the majority of WHOA
having been selected by the late Mr.. Smith when re
sident in Madeira and many being imported expressly
to private order, are worthy especial notice.
GO Catalogues will he ready 10 days previous to
sale and can be had on application Thy letter, pos,
paid 10 the auctiOneers.
Terms of SALE all sums under 800 cash, over Sl0a
four months with interest approved endorsed notes
p. MACAULAY, Administrator.
VIEWER, POULTERER & CO.,
tPl2ioaWt9litS AuctiOneerJ
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ID | T. ID

On SUNDAY morning last, at O'Clock, JARRl.r-
Bull, aged 60 years The deceased was FIR ma,
years respectable citizen of Baltimore and for !.
long time filled responsible office in the custom
house.
AT Philadelphia on Sunday, 9th inst. Mrs l. yTrr1
BUCHANAN, rect of the late DIR. George Buchanan or
Baltimore, aged IS years and month. Mrs b was
the eldest daughter of Thom1s Mexican, a signer OF
Chief Justice of Pennsylvania She Inherited mar,
of the high qualities Of her illustrous parent
AT Nashville, Tennessee, on the Bird instant after :,
severe llness which she bore with Christian serenity
HESTER daughter of the late Joseph Jefferson conn.
dian, of Philadelphia, and wife Of Alexander Mae
kenze. formerly manager Of the Theatres in Balti-
more, washington, and the State of Illinois, and now
of Nashville ~ "
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JAS. N. LESTER, Secretary.

o. STAR ROOM. My friends and the public aie
respectfully Informed that shall commence, this day
the FRESH FISH LUNCHES at II o'clock.
;'Nuf ced.'
fell 81 TRl HARRY HOUCk.
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MorRNFvi TRAGEDY,-DEArH OF Miss
OAKS! We are this week, says the Black Riv-
er Journal, called on to chronicle most me-
lancholy occurrence, in which young andamia-
bic lady has been suddenly and unexpectedly
torn from society and from life, and two highly
respectable families thrown into deep mourn
ing! On Thursday last, George Brown, son Of
Mr.. Brown, residing in the village of Ty!ervillc,
Lewis county, n. Y, had, with two or three
other young men, been on a hunting excursion,
and when on an cminence opposite the dwell
ling OF Mr.. Simeon Oaks, and abont % rods
distant, saw his daughter, Jane NJ, enter a
small rear building, when one of the company
said, "now shoot and frighten her. upon which
young Brown instantly, and without reflections
levelled his gnn and fired at the building, and
unfortunately with fatal effect, the ball enter.
ing the young lady's shoulder, and passing
through her body in a transverse direction
pierced her heart and lodged on the opposite
side This was about O'Clock, p. NJ, but il
was not till 7 o'clock, in the evening that tbs
family were made acquainted with the sad
truth of their bereavement. She was then
found dead and frozen. The meeting the next
morning Of the families of Alessrs. Oaks and
Brown, who have for many wears lived on terms
of the strictcst friendship, is described as one oil
deep and terrible anguish, Young Brown was
examined on Saturday before Judge Chtten-
den, and held to trial for manslaughter. lie
was admitted to bail in the sum of 5 1000. Miss
Oaks was in the 9th year other age, amiable,
accomplished, and the idol of her parents and
friends. Her death has clothed neghbor-
hood in sorrow, the more so that it occurred
under circumstances so peculiarly heart-rend-
ing.
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FANCY GOODS, SMALLWARES, sc.
EHRED'K FICKEY d SONS.
~ 290 BAI.HIMORF STREET.

ENRED'K FICKEY d. SONS.
n 900 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have received per ships Richard Anderson, Poca-
hontas, and Albert
Titley Tatham's and Walkers Patent and Shoe
Thread and Gill Nett Irvine
Spool Cotton; Cotton Tapes and Stay Bindings
London and Carpet Bind ing and Bed Laces
Silk and Cotton Gloves; Coat Cords and Bindings
A complete assortment of English and German Cot.
ton Hosiery; Cutlery: Japanned Tea Trays
Pearl Horn and Bronze Sporting Buttons
States Marbles, SC. SC.
And we are also constantly receiving by comsgr-
nlents from the Eastern manufactures general as
sortment of AMERICAN GOODS-as Buttons; Gum
Suspenders; Combs; Brushes; satin and bombazne
Scarfs and Stocks Fancy Soap, Shoe Backing, &c.
bz- To which we invite the attention of merchants
visiting the city, confidently say that we
able to offer them goods low as they can be oh
tanned in this or any of the Eastern cities and would
respectfully invite them to call and examine stock
before making their purchases frl2 If
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TIIOs. ]. GOTT II Second street,
tel22t Adjoining the Exchange.
IA RNTEK ALBINSuN has remnyed his uonsf

HBETEk ATKINSON has removed his House
IL furnishing Warehouse from No. 10 IIanover-s ST.
to No. Al RIGHT AT THE CORNER OF CHARLES
and LOMBARD STREETS, where he carries on his
Manufactures of Blocktin Ware, Planin Ware, Sheet
Iron Ware and Baskets in general, with a complete
assortment of JAPANNED WARE, WOOD WARE,
BROOMS, PAINTED BUCKETS, SC.
Also, splendid assortment of Table CUTLERY,
Iron Kettles and Stew Pans, lined with tin, Iron Hot
low Ware, &c. sc.
{G3- To which call the attention of city customers
and Country Merchants, wholesale and retail, at the
lowest market prices. fel2-eolmt
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NMTODD! WOOD! Pr
w Prime OAK WOOD at only $3.50 per Cord.
For sale at the Depot of Philadelphia s Wilmington
Railroad, Pratt st. Bridge. II can be carted as
cheap from the wharves. Enquire of JOHN AL
LEN, City Block, or at the Depot. fel2-4t+
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The MUSEUM. Beauty and the Beast con-
tnucs to be the attraction at the saloon Of the
Museum. 1t will be repeated tonight with
other excellent entertainments.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rooms
For Rotterdam-Shp Richard Anderson 10th inst
For BremOR-Shp Schiller, 18th inst
FOR valparaiso and Gnayaquil-Barque Horensa,
despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Bng VIM. Price, soon.
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EW GOODS. just received, at No. III BAL
~ MORE STREET, an extensive assortment of
Japanned Ware, Britannia Ware, LARD LAMPS,
Coffee Mills, lacks, Sad Irons Spoons, Cutlery,
Combs, Buttons. Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes,
Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Jewelry, Pcrfnmery, &c. &c.
and for sale TO dealers as low, if not lower, than can
be obtained in this city,
fela ELIAS HALE, No. ll2 Baltimore st.
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PATENT SAFETY FUSE,

"A The PATENT SAFETY FUSE. for ionitirg ,he
charge IN blasting, takes the place of the Printing
Needle frlming and Match and as it removes all
uhhset OF striking fire III tanping, and burus at mea-
blasting is SAFE as the employment of the farmer IL
ensures CERTAINTY, and effects an explosion "a well
under WATER as in the dryest situation. Besides il
saves much time and labor, and allows the lamp
ing to be- rammcd hard hoHe and leaves only an ori
flee of the size of knitting needle, it adds consdera-
bly, 10 The FORCE Of the blast 1t has been also salts
actoriy proved, that adds much TO the force of the
blast by lsniting the charge at the bottom.
Numerous certificates, from those who have tested
the Fuse, can he given. For sale by
J. MORLllNGER 4 CO., corner of Gay and Front
streets, And
+. PRATT & BROTHER, Nos. 81 and 80 South
CharlcSt ST. fel2-eodlm
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MASSACHUSETTS PROTEST AGAINST South
CARoLINA. The Boston Evening Journal OF
Saturday contains the draft ola very long pro-
test reported by the joint committee of the
two branches of the Massachusetts Legislature
against the hostile acts of the State Of South
Carolina" 1t is in the nature of an appeal to
the several States composing the Union. The
Journal says it was written by Charles +. Adj
ans, of the Senate-a sou of the ex-Presdent.
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GIOLLlDAY-ST. ETCHEI
EE s. co. Continuation of great luck! No les
than three of the handsome prizes in yesterdays Lot
terry sold at this office; besides lots of smalI
prizes. This is the way are daily filling the DOC ID
cts of our numerous patrons, at home and abroad
and enriehg all who bay tickets at their fortuna d
office
IS No. Lottery, 10 ballots,
SPLENDID PRIZES! PRIZES.
! puze of $4,000 l prize Of S2575
5000 10 1890
5000 10 a" l0OaS u
Tickets s. 90 shares in proportion.
For handsome prizes alwats address your orders ID
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