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MUSEUM engagement Of Mr. Ovens, The nu-
merous admirers of Mr.. Owens viii be delighted to
learn that he is soon again to appear in the Saloon of
the Baltimore Museum, where, during previous en-
gagements, he won golden opinions. Mr. Owens is
young man of much merit in his professions and, by
his general department, has justly gained the high
respect of all who knew him. Mr.. Peale has been
most fortunate in efIecting engagement with him,
for it is by the engagement of such persons upon his
boards, that he must continue to render his Saloon
Mace of resort for those who desire 10 pass an even
ing in innocent mirth and rational enjoyment. He
will make his first appearance on Monday evening
The entertainments for this evening are varied and
mood. See advertisement
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THE WEEKLY CLIPpER-Here are ''the DocUm. ntS."
This days Weekly Clipper affords a comprehensive
view of the financial and political condition of this
"great country, - including the whole of Oregon 1t
contains the Presidents Message, aid satisfactory
abstracts of the important reports of the Secretaries
of the Treasury and Navy and the Postmaster Gene
rail- with all the proceedings OF Congress- report o.
the markets. deaths; marriages; editorials: news Of
the week and miscellany; besides two excellent sto
res, sGirl Hunling'' and 'The Fast Duet" and a
couple of interesting sketches, "Winter," and ';Pro
fame Swearing" All for cents, or 81 per year.
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UoLLIpAY-sT. THEATRE-DfrS Sesuin'S Benefit
The admirers Of the Opera corps, now performing at
this Theatre, will enjoy rich treat by attending to-
night. Mrs. Seguin takes benefit. The comic ope-
ra, "The Elixir of Love, or the Village Coquette,'
which was so rapturousy received upon its first re-
presentation, Thursday night, will be repeated Ii
will be followed by grand Concert-consisting of
solos, duets, and tros--n which Mr.. Seguin, Mr.
Frazer, Mr.. Delavant Mr.. Chapman, Mrs. Segun,
and Mrs. Bailey, will participate.
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=, T. III W w FV11'IU'rF' '7IH
10 TOBACCO has been used ever since the DAYS
Of Sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
Iich ana the p00l the king ana the heggaT Gieei its
CONSUMPTION has become general, that il is hard
find enc that does not ether smoke, snuff cheW.
For ourselves we prefer Ich Cigar. An! there they
are. box Of the agree able deiuders-BOOTH'S
BEST Boy, light match, so tnat we can llXuriate
for few minutes until ttlc devl calls for copy Put:
PUFF. PUFFM An! BOOTH knows how 10 make
them. II any of our readers wish 10 enjoy them
selves, ms we now are doing, we would recommend
them to the "YELLow HOUSE," at the Hanover Mar
ket--Iight on the corner. Dc tfr
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RJ0TICE To ALI. WHOM II MAY CON
" Germ. All persons holding lots in the grave
yard Of the Secopd Baptist Church, F. r. respect
fully requested 10 leave their deeds of lots with Mr..
MOODY, Tohacconist Pratt street, near Gay, or at
Mr.. w. JOHNSON'S, Broadway, near Lancaste' st,
70 be altered, the ground having been laid of anew.
Formerly only part was laid of, now the whole,
consequently the numbers will have to be altered.
Those persons who hold lois, and have deeds,
will please come forward aud get them, or their lots
may he sold. Those interested in this matter, will
attend TO it at once, or it may cost them trouble.
ni2-s1t- TRUSTEES.
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G3-OCFiCIhL DRAWING at the Nd. Consol
lated Lottery, class No. 40, for l845:
CT 70 SO SO 10 Al 80 IS rs "a I Al II % G6
e. and p hein- thG lst and ID drawn Nos each $50
- and SO, being the 81 aud 4lh drawn Nos. each 90
10 and A. being the 5h aud 9Th drawn Nos. each 50
10 and 50, being the 7b and Sih drawn Nos. each 40
81 and IS, being the 9Th and 10Th drawn Nos. each 30
All having Two Of the drawn Nos. on Them, each %
Al haviH" one only Of the drawn Nos or, " 10
FrnG4 the old established House Of
EMORY. No. J N. Calvert-st.
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{g2-GLpRiOUS LUCK. Comb. Q IS 30, the high
est pyilr Of al5C00, package 1885 sold of
T. EHrON : lucky offices 10 the Captain Of A Canal
Boat from Nif'n county, Pa who left last night for
home, carrying With him the glorious result Of 4
small outlay made AT EgeronS The ticket, together
thy lis permi:situ) with the name of the captain,
may be- seer AT our Offices. We have also bespoke
from the Managers the $4,000 in the famous Small
Fry for SATURDAY, 1t
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NHOUCK'S PANACEA. On the 4th day of
IL III December, lS45, have taken taken my son,
FREDERICK HOUCK, as partner, jointly with me-
The business hereafter will be conducted in the
name of Jacob HOuck & Son.
HOUCK'S LABORATORY,
No. % N. Frederick, near Batimore-st.
IT. JACOB HOUCK.
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03-The Concert Of WALTER FERGUSON, the
celebrated performer upon the Scotch and Union
Ba.pipes, comes of on TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th
inst at the Democratic Hall, South street. tits alto
gcthrr a novel affair." and no doubt will be well at
tended. For particulars, bills Of the day. do 3t'
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90 fresh supply Of Doctor J. $. ROSES ME-
DlClNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &C.. just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyactic Syrup, Liniments, Tonic Pills, Sc,
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market ss.,
n2i 3u Baltimore Md.
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U. S. SUPREME CoURT. William F. Giles,
Esq, of Maryland, James d. Wescott, Jr., E.
C. Cabell, and John A. Rockwell, Esqrs., Of
Florida, and Gaspard Tochman, Esq, of New
York, have been admitted attorneys and coun-
sellers of the u. s. Supreme Court.
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THE Mails. There was no mail South of
Raleigh last night. There are three or four
Southern mails now due beyond that point
The Western mail arrived at about its usual
hour last evening.
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THE MoRMoNs. The Nauvoo Neghbor
says that the Mormons have nearly two thou
sand five hundred wagons comp leted for the
journey to the Pacific next spring. Many
strangers are visiting Hancock county and
Nauvoo for the purpose of purchasing proper
ty, and they are invited to do it.
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rs MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY -
.4NNU.iL ADDRESS. '!hn second annual address
before this SHcirtyw.I be delivered Ivy Bon. JOHH p
kE NEEDY on TITE5D ~ EVENING, 9Th inst nj u
O'Clock, the Universalis church, corner Of Calvert
ana Pleasant streets. The public are invited TO al
tend. BY order,
10 3, ST, STREETER, Rec See.
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WRECKS ON THE LAKE. The Buffalo Com
mercinl Advertiser reports the loss of the w.
Joy and J. Wilcox. The former is ashore ten
miles west of Fairport, and the W., with 5000
bushels ofbar!ey from Sucket's Harbor, struck
the pier at Cleveland and sunk.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. The Bellows Falls,
Vermont, Gazette, states that three children
of Mr.. Wallace were burnt to death at Paper
mill village, during the absence Of their mo-
thor
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OF BALTIMORE.
rkomrHE EXCHANGE REAolNG-RooM eoo,>.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Brig Water WITCH, lie Brou, ST. Johns, P. Il. via
Norfolk, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
Schr Alillisent, Tunnel, New York, l. Mankin.
schr Decatur, Peterson, Arkansas Bay, Texas, J NJ.
Banded.
SAlLED-Schls FloreNce, Smith, for West Indies;
Millisent, Tunnel, New York.
ARRIVED,
Schr Jno. Allyn, Burgess, from New Bedford via
Norfolk, oil and Candles to Ihos. Whuidge 4 Co.
Sailed from HAMPTON Roads on Sunday night in co.
with brig Boston, NickerSon, from Boston, and sehnr
Eunce Ii. Adams Adams from Nantucket, both for
Baltimore. THE brig Boston put back same night on
account Of head winds
Steamer Columbia, Guythcr, from Washington
Passed yesterday, at pm. off Patuxent, sarqua
Louisa, at anchor.
Steam packet Herald, RUSSELL from Norfolk Saw
nothing.
BELOW-OH Hawkins Point a ship, supposed
the Albert and schooner.
MEMORANDA.
Batque AutOleOn, Ward, from New Haven bound
to Baltimore, was in Hampton Roads Sd inst
Schr Rio, Nickerson, from Boston for Baltimore, ar
Tived at Norfolk 3D. inst.
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Sclltf novel aHllr, anu no DOUBT VIII ne wen 1T
tended. For particulars, see bills Of the day do 3l'
G3-PUBLIC WORSHIP. There will ba preach
STREET, TO -MOGHOW, nj II A. NJ, 81 and u P ~.
ing 10 the 9th Presbyterian Church, Cove near Market
Rev F. a. SNOW, Of Mass, viii deliver Lecture on
Reveals at the above named place, on WEDNES
DAY EVENING next, ut Z. n'clocE p. VI. The
public are invited to attend. II
Grg- BALTIMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL sOCfE-
TY. The members are hereby notified to ATTIC nd an
ApJuURNFD STATED MEETING at Military Hall, THIS
Saturday EVENING. 5th instant, at O'Clock. A
iull Attendance is requested as business OF import
ance viii come up for consideration, By order,
JOHN W. pEREGOY, SrC'y.
N b, Members will hear in mind that absence from
this meeting subjects them 10 Il tnc. II
Gz-GOVANsTOWN FAIR. The Ladies in the
Vicinity of Govanst0wn, viii hold Fair on Thursday
and Friday the I'm and 18th inst, III the Church
at that place, to aid in completing the building Re
ireshmeuts will bn provided for those from distance.
Onnibuses VIII start from the Court House, corner OF
Monument Square, at 10, aud 6uclUck OF each day.
Farr going and returning each 49,. Should 1t tain,
the sale will take place the next good day. de63.t
g9.LE5SONS IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
Il MILLER, German Missionary, VIII give lnstruc-
ton in the German Language. Ia the LIGHT ST.
INSTITUTE, near the Light street hurch,on MON
DAN. WEDNESDAY amt FRIDAY OF each week,
from TO 81 O'Clock, Z. NJ. during the winter months
a portion of time in each lesson will be devoted TO
familiar conversation in German, as practical eNer
else on the preceding lesson. The whole to be con-
Quoted according the strCtest rules OF decornm and
propriety, so that ladies as well rs gentlemen may
take part in these exercises Tern'S5 per quarter.
Lessons TO commence on Monday, S'h inst dc D.
fIy- THE OFFICE OF DR.. NlASN'S LABORa-
TORY Il the only place where the atil ced can rely
on obtaining relief for their sntferings. let them be
what they may-t is here that those Celebrated AN
TI-BILIOUS or LIVER PILLS NAV be obtained. =
And also, those never failing VEGETABLE COUGH
DROPS. for the cnre Of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
approaching Consumption, and Dyspepsia. We say
rely on Obtain ne relief for this season, The Doctor
warrants every thing according to representation, the
, best guarantee we can have. Office No . Base
ment Jarvis Building, corner North and Baltimore
streets. Open all hours. IT.
CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD X HAIR.
Strange is iithat persons who attend strictly 10 per
sona cleanliness baths, &c. should neglect the head
the hair-the most Gssenlial-thC most exposed
and the most tGautiu, when properly cared for, Of
all The Gifts Of the Creator Perfectly free may II be
kept OF dandluif or scurf, with certainty that the
hair cannot fall out by The use f The BALM OF
COLUMBIA, Prepared by Comstock & Co., New
York,
To be had at the conner Of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore. Also mt the corner of Baltimore aud
Harrison sis, aud at 81 Thames street. II
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ESOR SALE. A Black Woman % years of age
e to serves years, She is good cook, washer
aud ironcr, &C. TO good master she will be sold at
fair cash price Also, Boy Ia to serve ls years.
Apply quick'yat -
L. +. SCOTTT
dc No. 10 Exchange Place
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APPOINTMENT. The y. S. Journal says, we
learn that Gideon Wells, Esq, of Connecti-
cut, has been appointed, or is to be appointed
Third Assistant Postmaster General, in place
of DR.. N. M. Miller.
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b7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins EARRINGS; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARkiS assortment, which is com
pete, at his Old Established Sore, Water ST. ID door
from Calvert. o2l
% FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, OF every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen: together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &C., for sale and made order, as cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. f.. S. FRYER,
nll-U Ne. N9lth Gay street,
{B-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STR EET, two doors north of Cav-st. mhI2-ly
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Z = E!5ToN s. =! EYER Lucky oFFicEs.

HSGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
NJ PRIZES! PRIZES PRIZES. Comb. 30 65
$25OO, and comb. "a IS SIS $1,000, were both sold in
Yesterdays scheme by the EGERTONS-these TO-
9ether with the Sl5, 900 sold on Thursday, is evi-
Gcnce enough that Fgerlous' Offices are the only
places where good prize can be obtained We bold
~ proclaim our right To the lille of the luckest vend-
efs in Baltimore, since 3 out of every high prizes
that have been sold for twelve months be exhibit
ed AZ our counter.
TODAY draws the Small Fly Of S4900-Tickes
only 81, qrs. IS cts. full package hut Sl4 So
quarters $3.50. Apply at EGERTONS,
Corner of South street ana Exchange Place, corner
of Commerce and Pratt Streets and corner of Pratt
and Gay streets. II
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IsI Evv BOOKS FOR TnE MILLION.

"a EVV BOOKS FOE THf MILLION.-.
~ Just received AT w. N. HARRISOS'S, No.
Jarvis Buildings, North street
The Soldier of lyons, or the Tui!lcrics, by MIS-.
Gore, ~ cents
The Foster Brother, Csc
The Butchers of Client, Historical Romance, 25c
Narrative Of the Exploring Expedition reduced to 25c
The Baronrt'S Daughter and the Secret Cell, l24
Hague's Horoscope for December, 10
Patley's Magazine aud Melry'S Museum, 10
With all to-day's Bosom Philadelphia, New York
and Baltimore Weekly Papcrs-tOgeher with all the
New Periodicals, Music sc. For sale at
w, n. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
dG No. Jarvis Buildings NOItI-st.
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DIsGRAcEFUL. In Arkansas, few days
ago, a man having three or four wives living,
married woman who has some two or three
living husbands.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH Mrs. Hannah Nj. Ball,
a lady sixty years of age, was killed at Spring
field, Mass, few days since, by falling down
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AMERICANS IN PARIS. The Editor of the
Courier d'Etats Unls, in his last letter remarks
that he attended a ball lately in Paris, at the
house Of Mr. Green, an American, where he
met Washington Irving, MIR. King, Minister
at the French Court, Judge Kent, (who was
en- route for italy. where he intends to pass the
wntcr,) Mr.. Walsh, ard several other distin-
guished Americans.
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Another CoNvENTIoN. We learn from the
Christian Observer, that Il convention, pre-
urinary to the meeting Of the Presbyterian
General Assembly New SCHOOL, will be
held in Philadclphia in May next, the OBJ
lect Of which will be "lo take into consider
alton the interests of the church, and the
cause Of Christ, as connected with slavery,
and, if possible, devise remedy for the evil -
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u AfSIETY Is THE SPICE OF LIFE,
and that may he found at
HlNCKLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT,
l2l Baltimore st one door w. of North.
The Soldier Of Lyons, by Mrs. Gore 25
Brothers of Client, illustrated, 25
The Foster Brother, an Italian Tale, y
Pictorial Emporium, full Of Portraits, &c. g
% The Scientific American, Subtcnanean, Yam
kee Blade, Weekly Herald, Tribune, Post, Courier,
Yankee, Uncle sam, Polar Newspaper, Mirror, sc.
Papers Of this city-Weekly Clipper, Sun, Eiscr,
Iris ana Ray. Cal! on
CHARLES A. HINCKLEY, Jr
II doors below Clpner Otfce.
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UPERlOR Satin aud Gr0denap Ribauds
- Pink, white blue drab aud blk Bonnet Satins
MaZarne, black, maroon and drab Velv3ts
Marcelllnes, Poult de Sole and Florences
. SHAWLS-as soft finish, mett plain and fancy
coored Terkerr, Thibet, Blanket, Sc.
super Mousedelan, Cashmeres and Reps
81 to 10 Whitney Blankets
Rubber Table Oil Cloth: Floor Goth Baize
Red, white and yellow Flannels
CASSlMERES, CLOTHS, CASSINETTS
Black ChanIilIa Lace Wells
CLOAKlNG; Rutland and Florence BONNETS.
For sale by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
do .tDlS IT'S Baltimore street.
NTIDE CLOAK PRINCES AND GIMPs |
w have jus, received, by direc importation, the
handsomest assortment Of wide black silk GimPs and
Frmgcs, some OF the newest styles and haadsomesl
patterns ever imported into this market Call and
examine for yourselves.
JAMES NJ HATG,
dim fri l2l Baltimore st.
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
FENHOMAS BECK, No. So CENTRE MAR
n KET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling off his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETINGS at FAC
TORY PRlCES-such as imperial Three phys, extra
super Ingrains fine and common IAgians, Wool Fin
ishns aud Cotton stair CARPE1INGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR s. TABLE
OIL. CLOTHS, Sc sc. All persons in want of any
OF the above named articles, are requested to make
inquiry at any Carpet Store i'll Baltimore relative to
the price of Carpetng, &C., and then call at No SO
MARKET SPAUE, where they can purchase the
same articles for Less MONEY.
NIB. RAG CARPErtNG, of my own manufacture,
splendid Wucie, at very low prices. dc tJa4*
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Il variety now on hand.
~. l. W hi>tI -. btoI HbhS
Right on the CO.nCl-IlCad Of Centre Market


Right on theCOnCI-ICad Of Centre Market.
aSREAT AND ALARMING CASUALTY
vs. sudden Eruption Of a volcano followed in
RAPID success ion by two hundred severe shocks of
an earthquake, VIII create alarm in any part of the
c'VfEed weird. VINO will say that il will motor
who will say that The immense Elme, Tat the well
known Lottery firm Of EMORY Co, No. Cal
vert ST Baltimore, is not well merited after glancing
at the following list Of brilliant prizes that this popu
al house ha distributed within the past three weeks
here it is:
Monday, Nov. 5th, $4,000, in whole ticket, sent
Saturday, 9Th, $1,000 in o.. ticket, sent to Car
lsie Penn.
Tuesday, llto, $4,000, in whole, sent to Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Wednesday, la,h, $4,000 in half ticket, sent to
Petersburg, We.
Thursday, 18th, $4,000, in quarter ticket, sen, to
Friday, l4th, $4,000, in quarter ticket, sent to
Elizabeth City, n. G.
Wednesday 10Th, $4,000 in whole, sent to Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Saturday 22d, "a 600 in whole, sold in Maryland.
Tuesday 25th: $4,000 in quarter, sold in Mary
land.
The above prizes have all been cashed--are on file,
and may be seen at our far famed office, No. Cal
vertst, where adventures abroad, who wish to try
their uck in the lotteries, and who wish their orders
ats nded to properly promptly and faithfully, should
n all cases direct their orders.
o. Remember that Emory s. Co. pay postage on
EMORY s. CO, Q Calvert street,
NEG Baltimore, Maryland.
MORE GOOD LUCK AT THE SAME
1Vh PLACE-M. DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot,
No. la Pratt opposite the Railroad Depot, and
next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel This es-
Enlistment is flooded with luck, and adventures
are constantly receiving handsome sums of money
in return for small amounts laid out All persons
will find il TO their advantage to purchase tickets of
DOYLE if they want prizes. Capital prizes in the
following splendid schemes.fnr sale:
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Certificates of full package containing
25 whole tickets, will be sold for Sl4 % halves for ST.
rs quarters for So SO, % eghhs 81 IS. This is good
chance for small outlay-so take care and send all
orders for tickets to the right place.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressedto
M. DOYLE, 20. ia Prattstreet
Ii lRI Opposite d. 0. h, r. Depot.
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A Il M A N A G..
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the 2nd Instant, by the Rev. Wesley stevenson,
WILLIAM X, HARRISON to CHARLOTTE DAVE, of Bal
umOre county.
On the 10th ult. by the Rev. Dr. Roberts WILLIAM
PULLEY TO HARRIET EIIzApETH YOUNG, End daughter
OF the late John Young Of QneHn Annes county
AT ST. Louis, Mo. on 2th ait. by Rev N. Childs,
IT., Mr. ALEXANDER G.. LYOss, merchant, Of Boon
VINE, no TO ELIZA JANE, daughter of Nath'l Childs,
ST. OF Louis, ana lie of Baltimore county, Md
DIED,
At CIncinnai. after few hours illness Of scarlet
icRet, on the 29th ut MARX PRLNGLE, Youngest son
OF mark F. and Margaret Taylor, aged years.
On the Sd inst of scarlet fever k ATE n GwK se-
cond daughter Of Edw. II. and Mary Thomson in
the fth year Of her age.
On the 4th inst. CARSON SCnNIBBE, aged 30 years.
LATEST DATES.
london, .......N Nov. 3 Canton. June u
Liverpool. .,. Nov. 4 Rio lie Junero,.. Oct. IS
Havrc, ......... Nov. New Orleans, ... Nov. Is
LETTER BAGS Up AT TIE EXCHANGE READlSG ROOM.
For AmsteIdann-Ship Harvest, soon.
For Bremen-Shp Goethe, Dec. s.
MARINELlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, l845.
FhoMrHE EXCHANGE REAOING-Room e"o~>.
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LETTER BAGS Up At TIE EXCHANGE READlSG ROOM, .
For AmStefdan-Ship Harvest, soon.
For Premiership Goethe, Dee s.
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u /aSEgREA FOR 81 TO DAYS Nos.
% e WV II drawn ballots. The glorious
Small Fry draws again to-day at TUCKER s. BROS,
where prizes are so rapidly selling in all The Conso
idaled Lotteries. The capital prize in this great "a
vorle may be sold to-day for 20 cts. Tucker & Bro
will issue