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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-16
by ORDER q De H9a. A.Icl sanp..9a, fif.i .

DX ORDER of te Hon. Ashley sampson, fifsi Judge
d. fe County Courts ~ DE County oi Monroe, Notice
il h-ra given thar an attachment has ISSUED against ilr
estate o. JEFFERSON MORRISON, nonresident debtor,
on due ROOF made 20 Tie sd Judge, pursuant 10 TIE rcc-
lions of le statute concerning attachments a.i ansclua
ns .eled and resident bfors and that The same
wi be- Old lo the payment Of DIE debts unless be- appear and
di.char sucl attachment according To laN within nine
months the fret ubAcl Of flis notice ami that the
paymcr Of any debts due 90 the ld Jefferson Morrison hy
residents OF tits Stale and the delivery hin for h
OF any property within mis- State belonging him. AMI tie
transfer any such property Dy him. forbidden by law,
and are goid.-Dafed Rochester, May 3ih 1888.
ASHLEY SAMPSON, First Judge, &c.
IL CAV Attorney for Attaching Creditor. mil iawgm
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lssamsUMMER ARaANG EMENr-ls4s.

2 I-Ib3os
NEW-iDkK AND ERIE RAIL. 80
-. fsa.-ltkDAD LlsEfn MddletOwn, % O-hen ~
md Inie0re...al- places Two Daily -
Lines each way, follows:
FVr Pts-en srfsis. new fast snf cOmmoai0ns .ssaz
boat ST. NICHOLAS. Capt ALGxA~Ogs n scsu, a. y N
cave !. foot Of Duale-srec daily Sunday syospleJ at
half past o'clock A NJ md O'Clock 2. n rhToagb ia
Eve hours. Returning. the win cave Mddetown
A. ~ rnd hall ngst 4 ?. NJ
For feighi-A ba,ge viii leave every afternoon Al 5
oclock Sundays excepted tfre ghi VII received
amer A. hour Shippers hereby notified thai the name
or - consyne~ and depot station where goods
eff must b. distinctly nrssd upon each article ob-riss
they ID be received.
or1rher particulars inquire Of Van Rensselaer, AGENT
corner VI Duane ard West sre...
~ c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
NerYOrS, April ist, l845.
To- Stages run from lddeiown daily In connecu 100 win
ieaferl0On line ~ Blooming burgh WarsborO' MOudceo,
y0un' Pleasant BggtampJo, Owexo Por, Jervis Homer
tse Cfrhordaie Sc
90 Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays to Dlndss. Mont.
r07e. I fni-f iile Lenea krposyn. ~ r,3i
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xlrrn /, INDEPENDENT OPrO.IlION

~Ir@D. INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
= " -, TOwDOai for AbaIy.Tnc powerful Sic am
DUNCAN, c. PeA Tobias Master. will
leave Ne,yyOrs for Albany independent boat Pied
81 The whole season, Saturday the 10th inst
O'Clock 2. NJ Her regular days from New Ofk Wed aes
days ard Saturdays Il each week from Albany Mondays
and Frdsys Captains and canal boats and barges
get Information 70 price by applying o. Phil ps
z South up Stair II Capt Tonias board foot
Of g0niery-sire.t. r. r. Passage p cent? Ps-sen
gers viii arrive lu Albany d. a h0gr- aulf 2Wc
,fr1~ FOR BRIDGEPORT and Hou-aunic
- - = ., Raj rOad.--Ihe steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY, Capt d. c. LOpber, Will leave
Stufrx from the foot Vi Markel daily Sundays
cepissl, 10 O'Clock. A. IN correction with ie Car, for
Wes SrocSDrdge Ref1 n.ng leave Bridgeport a. .er
past 0cock, 81 the arrival Of he from We.t
SiocAbrt.e, arriving IN Ne~-f0r1 al half past p ~
u IL he only boat running In connection with he
r X. MASON. Superintendent anil IN,
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rs NliORNINC LINE At O'CLOCK
-..,.s.-lS tOk ALBANY. rKOY. and LnserInedis.s

-. - FOR ALBANY. TROY. and intermediate
Landings. from the Steamboat Pier at tho
foot ui Barclay street Leaves NewYork At oclocx A.
NJ Monday, "Wednesday ami Friday. and Troy at clock
4 N Albany att O'Clock A. NJ Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Breakfast ard Dinner on board the boat
TIL low pressure s,eamboOl NIAGARA, Capt A.
ocloch
70 passage freight, apply board, TO " B. HALL
Al the office on the wharf
NorSE-Al goods, freight. baggage, bank biis specie
sy other kind Of property, aken shipped. or put oa
boar hs boat. be the risk OF the OF such
goo's. freight. baggage, sc. i-So
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fD - NETWORK AND ALBANY EMPRESS
- 81 LlNE.--Through without lsnding--Ths
now low pressure and sw n running sisan-
boat EXPRESS VIII commence her regular irips for
te season, aud viii continue until the close OF nsvlgs-
non -vng the pier The foot OF RosIssos-sr regularly
Tusfis Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany Mondsy
Wee days and frdays att r. N. and viii arrive IN air.
pie - iaAe the morning trains OF East Wer
tn Loaf j. fed up with splendid state o., d.~h
and her unture all and Of the best kind for pas
sac grniy on board as above.
N. h.-Frf h taken NJ low pr,cs INF NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-16

- FOR SALE Al Auction, Monday. August .,
~ tie premises l. O'Clock. Farm Of . acres, near
- West Farms two miles from Harlem N Westchesier
County which neal dwelling and iarm-honse,
barn All Clubhouse win fruit IN abundance Of al binds The
risce would suif merchant doing business IN Ses-York
Sold without The present owner Is going 10 Inc
West
For particulars inquire AZ 40 Grand-sireet p Bsyard
strrri 10 John Garland on the place
~ should the day prove stormy, t- sale VIII tase Place
the next q ar day. ans ~
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-. NEW.YnRk. ALANY q rR0Y

N.s.-lNL iNE-ror Albany ard Troy DIRECT At
o'c.uck 7. M.-rhe Steamboat EMPIRE,
tslt r. 3 Macy, vii leave the Steamboat pier foe u
Coa-dst every Tuesday Thursday snd Saturday sAes>
noon. 10 O'Clock.
Tho steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt VIM. H. Peck every
Monde, Weiuesiag Ani FRIDAY afternoon, att O'Clock
tu ssase or Fres apply ON board. al the OFT ce
tAc u m s>a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-16
-. PnuGukrrp.Ir Ann NRu

- It's URGH-FARE Sl-LaIsiing a. Van Court
lands Dock. tPeesskli.) West Point, Cold
sprnl, Cornwall, Newburgh, FishAili and lIsmbarg
Tn new and fasi steamer EUREKA, Captain Wa.
SuEsDgLL leaves the foot Of Barclay street daily
isurny' excepted at 1 Z. 81 Leaves Poughke~psas -
tpsstb A. ~
70 .gn passage Inquire OF the Captain on board or
To T. !. HALL, GENT IA The Ofhcr tine wharf i.Ig
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
sales al the stock Exchange. .Arsvsr Is.
Second Board.

Second Board.
q Nor. & Wor....... 81 no Morris -..--.---: Nt
,oo Reading 49, go 53I 100 Wilmington .sl5 293
MONTHLY STATEMENT or IMPORTS INTO THE
PORT OF NFW-iOKk
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80 ron HUDSON AND INTERMR.

L.. ,s.,s;ss:sisDATE LANDlNGs-The steamer HTD-
SON. IN place of tne We-tchestcs, The only
boa. rel lands ~ OcOck,) Captain William H. MsLLss
Will The foot OF Ceiar-street the ensuing season
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock p.
" sctng Al Hudson with the Hudson and Berkshire
Rlli the OF which cave the arrival OF the boat
Returning the boat leaves Hudson On Tuesday Thursday
and Sunday, at o'clock r. NJ the arrival Of tho
iOuc llg both ways tie Intermediate landings Fof
felg.t " passage apply on board Or 10
SrORRS 4 STEPHENSON, 10 Westst
Tbs lDGt has been put In complete order with boiler
and gne and additional number Of rooms and
will iu found pleasant and comortables boat any
The rsaf. The boat lows Darg,s
Th.a aoai Is now ready 20 ra,ey. freight iel2N
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Ieaal Notices


CHERIFF'> ~ALE.-By virtue of a WIT OF ten
- fac % me directed aud delivered. VIII expose o
sale ON Monday dlv - Seneuher next 10 The yes
uhuie of the Cy Hal The City Of New York, a. IN
o'clock 4. NJ al The hf e and interest oi Thomas w
Lewis which be- had tie sixth dag of June. one thousand
eight hlllfcd and fort fge or - any time ierwad d. o. ~
and that dwell ing house and lot piece or par
Gel of Ind, situate ing and being Ia the Eighth Ward OF
the CHy Ut NrwYorS, roning IN Suvan-ifeei, formerly
LOcasis'ree and known by No ~ sulvanrcri . beng
Do. part of three lois knoWn map made me f day
of MaT 1889, hy Charles Lse Cry Surveyor. AID drsgia
ted by numbers J1 81 and )s5 sad ois , feet front and
rear an IS ieetn length each SIDE be- tn more or
less, eud i the conveyed by kza Weeks 10 James
Cove Jr by deed bearing date May i6 and u James
Coyel Jr 10 John c. Cove. by and bearing date May Let
1924 nri by John c. C0vcl % ThomIs ". Lewis, by
deed bing date February OH 1925 sad property s e.
scubed ibe SAID last mentioned deed as No ~ sullivan
street. geiher with e h-redam-nis and applrenance-
ihereun y belonging or apper aiming. 800, 90. 80
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
TRED. RICK /. VrLrE, Deputy Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-16

ga FARM FOR -ALE.-->ltusfe % the kosc from
New Rochelle ~ White ans, ab11t istanf from
eech, containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, al VI which
10 Pogh Land -xcritng Ten Acres. when Is Wood Land
Tie pace divided By sne AMI "a aid Out into cuuvene-
los c-iryaion AL the fences Of store, IN good
order and tie ground IN state Of rvsron The build
nss a. OF good character and IN order For TERMS Apply
70 > B. KENYON, 90 The premises or Of
dsg J. ADRIANCE, IS John-sL Nsw-York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-16

e. FOX sAI.E-One new story House No. 10
q, Sasenth street Decatur Place. hetveen Avenues and
near Tompkins PARK. The house l. finished in
modern STYLE with mahogany doors plated mountin mar
b. ma crates throughout - rooms, bah room In 81
story and sruhhery In yard Nc Two thirds Of the
purchle money remain bond and mortgage for three
svi0fr GLENN, ROGERS co.
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NPEOPLE'> LINE SrEAMBOArs

.-1e 71Y~1
tsSOUes Disfcr-Af O'Clock. L. NJ. ifou
the Pier between CORTLAND an Liberty
Steamboat RuChE>rEk, Capt r. q. Craiiendsn. VII
,csve Moniss "Wednesday snd Friday Evenin. 4. Al I,
O'Clock
>t-ur5oai SOUTH AMERICA. Capt NJ H. Trnsier.sia
leave Tuesday, THURSDAY and saturday evenings Al
: o'cot
n Ere OClocs ~ " Landing At intermediate
Pigcss from foot Of Barciays.
stesfibcst NORTH AMERICA Capt l. w Brsnsru
VII l,sse Nondsy. "Wednesday, FridAy and Sanisy
Afternoons al oclock
esafoat NEW JERSEY, Captain X. H. furrv
vii istr Tuesday. thursday Saturday afternoons
O'Clock Passengers taking either OF the above hn-s
vii ar.ive IA Albany IN ample time for the Morning Tram
OF Car for The Past West
81 The rusis and suhstaftai-arr furnished
With and elegant rooms and tor speed and accom-.
molaiions 0nrvsled on the Hudson.
Freight f1keH az Moderate Rates
~ Al persons forbid trusting any OF the Boats a
ih- line. without written order from the Captain or
AGENT.
Fcr sssae Freight apply on board or to P C. Shut,
NJ the -ice the wharf anil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-16

~F~S~ uTttE.-Sisien Island FERRY. 100 o.
- u Vlieis. STREET Thr s;osuboais 5fL Ira
and STATEN ISLANDER will iesvr Ssw
YORK. =. ~ hour, excerpts 2; b., Commencing al
until Z. T. Leave staten Island every except r.
NJ nrncirg al s A. II. until p. NJ
". b.-On sundays the boats viii leave every boar hon
A. y snri r n and fvss 7. y. anni Z. u csV
aan bSax. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-16

II 400 PAIRS cd ssashane ~ llio~ >h1ar- i1f
1 WV - Al Krlfv ker's. Isl thahail-t -Nler
chants, fc4dlcr-, Aurlon-rrs. and oi-rfs u-si % ~
again. ere informed tAi hi. = The Oily ple ll " %
AZ which they can purchase complete .-ot,-t .'' ~"
prices Also. reia.ed q small adyance hom VINO e,44e
prices Cord. Ias.c- Aud Brss-s- wholl sac or real
hELTi RIkER. Exclusive Ninc'w >ntie
sui2 D,-.-f- Itf Ctaffau - rear 70 -eveii-
LLtiD EXTRACT or tANit LA-r9f l@lof-
ing Ice Creams, Custarts Jeir- sauces ..toi.i-
Coffee. and kinds Of fancy COOKING Pastry &c
For sale ~
DAVID SANDS l. CO. Druggists and Apothsearie-,
II Ea.. 8roa.i~sy, cor NAfAei-sL
Price p cents and 81 cra's P-sr botle sal-
ENVELOPES FOR LETTERs.-A hae Hssoft-
IL mr.l- llst made up Use. un!ef u- nrS r"s-a--
Law They are OF The Post one. paPef' SNAPS
for .irs. pens, by T. c. ROOT CO Punnsn.rs
i-1v Pssr'-st -rr ~ WALL
DLAli>G CARD>.-French. >panisn. German aat
American Playing Cards. a. their vArirtirs or sac
wholesale by The sQb-cber sole ior Inc m4n1fsi
rsr. IJ!Sl EUGENE ELY co. u Fas'on-s;
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C-~ NEW FERRY 70 For HanlltJu. and
~ - Corey isiand.--The steamboats, IOLA5,
- apt. Richard Y.les and aner the l4n
Aag1si. viii run az follows, every day
Pier 10. !, L. K For Hanioa ~ Hamilton Leaving c.
Tor Coaey Isl'd for n. Yofk i.l for For
All 0egk, A N AN IL sadNYy;;
r.. !, =. NJ SIP. Z! Pm
4, 81
And lie OCEAN, or scne otosr boa VIII run. III he ss
Al IN Scrk, A 81 u taoonJl IIPMl iPM
Z Pm u Pm =
Cents snlS
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nan LINE FOK BO.TON.-D

ts<sr Leng Island Raj Road New LOndcn. >or~cA
- Worcester. a O'Clock In the morning ror the fox
Of NntelsA.-s;seci, >oath Ferry Sundays excepted
WY Crates IN readiness baggage for New
London. Norwich and " orcessr-baggaxe Boston goS
lhr0u "a under lock
FOR NEWPORT AND PROvIDENCE-On Mondau
Won, siays ard Fridays the Long Island Rsiroais
OreeuNn thence 10 Newpor and Providence splenlx
and ccmmodicuS Sound Steamer THIS Line leaves n .
ocos IN the mornng ifoin the fot Of WhitehAl-str
>uu-h FERRY. Horses and Carriages taken Dls
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L.. ulUlrh IWeItysiXh streets 10 ease Eligible
80 b. lIug los for all purpose--on high grouni-two
stage n ,as and with Groom waer introduced To lease
far lo. OF short terms low Apply K GOOD
MAN. Attorney ~ Law, Commissioner for New Jersey,
Ohio g. a7 Cedar street iyi7Sm'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

BURROWS THEATRE-FRONT-sT.-Be Benefit Of Mr..
Crisp. The manager at the urgent solicitation of ma
ny ladies and gentlemen who were prevented by the
crowded state of the house on Wednesday evening,
from witnessing the Shakesperian play of Romeo and
Juliet, has been induced to announce it for repetition
tonight with the same cast of characters. Mrs Mo
watts representation of Juliet on Wednesday evening
gave great satisiac,on throughout the whole per-
formance, every point developing the beauties Of this
great and difficult Character was received with the
most deafcning applause. At the fall of the curtain
herself and Mr.. Crisp were loudly called for-hey APP
psared and gracefully acknowledged the favor of their
enthusiastic adInirer.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

On Thursday morning, III inst. at O'Clock, Mr.
CHARLES IT, CLAIBORNE, in the Both year of his age.
In announcing the death Of Mr.. Claiborne to his nu-
merous friends and acquaintance il wouid be super
iosatory to speak of the ennoblng the generous, the
Sh-mmsed qualities which characterized his whsle
Ihe-'hese nave taken hold upon the heart that time
cannot GRASSLAND the recollection of his amiable and
friendly disposition, kind heart and pure life, live
green III the memory of those who have known him,
ana give his bereavtd family that healing balm which
deep distress. p
hts friends and acGuanances are respectfully re-
quesed TO attend his funeral from his late residence
in Ensor street, near Gay, this afternoon, at O'Clock
AT Washington, 10th inst. MICHAEL QuGGLKr, in the
5Sth year of his age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

h1- ADVEHTISiN ING IN COUNTRY NEWSPA-
PERS is the means of making known to the people of
the country such city establishments as are prepared
to supply their wants.
Er} There is country enough, and people enough,
and demand enough, within the influence of this
ket, and sufficient number of Country Newspapers
in which to advertise.
1y- The largest fortunes have been made by those
who have advertised most extensively throughout the
country.
than 2O0O,0OO of people, within the influence of this
market, (the near trade whose supplies are procured
o. If advertising in one country newspaper IS Inv
means of attracting few CuatOmers, by multiplying
the means the number of customers may be increas-
ed accordingly.
{g5- For the Fall Trade, now is the time to adver-
tise in the neighboring Counties and States.
An advertisement Of Is lines may he inserted in 10
country newspapers for mos. for 1896 mos. for
S5O-l year for $50 and in 80 papers for i've times as
much.
{b5- 1t is true that advertising in country newspa
perS OF doubtful service in instances. fair
dealer, however, cannot ai! to be extensively bene-
fitted by being extensively known.
&c Goods suited 10 city trade should be advertised
in cly papers, and for country tlade III country pa
pers.
vs. City dealers may attn ct customers from vide
extent Of country-couniry dealers are limited
single county or district Such is the difference of
position.
fa3- The Power Of the Press, "the mighty lever of
the business word,' applied 10 business, is equal TO
the power of steam applied To machinery.
{G3- Advertisements are received for newspapers Of
ali the cities and principal towns, far and near AT "
b. PALMER'S Country Newspaper ADVERTISE q
Agency, S. E. sf Calvert and Baltimore sts.,
where every facility is afforded to Merchants, Manu-
facurers, Professional men, Artists &c, who desire
to extend knowledge of their business throughout
the country. sell diff
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

1r5-THE CARD "TO COUNTRY NERO HANTs''
to be published in Newspapers in most of the counties
in this State and in OF the counties in the neigh
boring states inviting the trade to this city, is
now prepared for the signatures Of Merchants, Manu-
facturers Artists and Wholesale Dealers generally,
v. b. PALMER, $. E. corner of Baltimore and Cal
vert streets.
D3- To insure publication, names must he susscrib-
ed the Card this week, it is intended to close it
on SATURDAY, 18Th Sept inst. Terms and par
ticuars made known at the Agency. sell 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

BALL ~ THE YoUNu MEMS ASSOCIATION. The la
dies aud gentlemen OF East Batmore-lhose at least
of them who are fond of the sgiddy mazcs Of the
dance" will have an opportunity of enjoying them
selves 10 night the large and pleasant room at Lo
gan Hail, where bail will be given by the Young
Mems Association. The committee Of arrangements
have left nothing undone that would add enjoyment
othe OCCASION.
The MUSEUM. Mr. Peale presents a most excellent
bill for the patrons Of the Saloon to nght-the admi-
r'he comedy of"Naval Engagements and the laugh
able farce OF "Cousiu Lamkm" with singing and inc
{ 9 by our favoritcs, the Misses Incc. Attraction,
enough for one aisht.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

A3-ADVENT MEETING. The ARMoRy HALL
of the Baltimore City Guards corner of Hanover and
Lombard SITS, will be opened for public worship, God
willing, on LORDS DAY. Services will commence
ut half past 10 \. NJ, and at and z. NJ. Brother
j. b. mitchell will oficiatG. Those who from the
word OF eternal TRUTH and the uneIuivocal signs Of
the times, have been brought TO the conviction that
the SECOND ADVENT is Mt the door--and all who feel
il to be their duty 10 candidly investigate a subject
which is now claiming the serious attention of some
of the most gifted minds in this country and IN Eu-
rore, are particularly invited 10 attend. sel2-2t'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12


Brem. barque Sophie, Rahtja, Antwerp, A. schu-
nacher * Co.
Barqne Hermitage, Fry, Kingston, Jam. w. Mason.
Brig Giamorgan, Walter, Kingston, ia. Z P Cohen.
Schr Elizabeth, Jones, Windsor, N. C. master.
SAILED lin tow of the Relief,)-Barque Pao, for
New Orleans. ..... -
ARRIVED,
Br brig May Flower, Cochran, II days from Wind
scr, N. 5. plaster, to order.
Schr Porte Rico, Snalley, days from New York,
assorted cargo, to w. Rhoads.
Schr Repeater, Travers, from Alexandria, mdse to
Rose, merrill Dodge.
sloop Union, Cottingham from Philadelp ha, mdss.
TO John w Brown.
Steamer OsceOa, Mitchell, from Norfolk, Saw eff
the Phtuxent three square rugged vessels, Of which
were hrss, the other could not disBguish--a bound
up Passed yesterday evening" off New Point, steamer
wharf until quarter before O'Clock Wednesday
morning, having been detained some twelve hours ia
repairing the damage sustained in the collision with
the brig Canton.
Steamer Express, Whtecar, from PHILADELPHIA
ndse TO J. A. Shriver.
ONE O'CLOCK, p. NJ. Arrived, steamer Georgia,
Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw Oft Point Point full
rigsed brig, with painted ports, and schr; and of
Cove Point full rugged brig, painted lead colsr-all
bound up. The Georgia left again at O'Clock, her
regular hour.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Susan E. Howell, Bailey, for Baltimore, was
loading AT Liver poo 23d ult.
ship Leila, Higgins, of Baltimore, sailed FIN Havre
l7th VII. for New York.
Ship Eerslie, Wallace, of Baltimore, sailed from
Shields 10 h ut for New York: [Another account
says Philadelphia
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, for Baltimore, went to sea
from Charleston 18th inst; and schrs Mary Catharne
Broughton, and Vermont, Sadler, for do. do. 9th
Scht Martha Jane, DAZZLING, cleared at New York
for Baltimore 10Th inst
Schr Clara, Sykes, sailed from Nassau N. P. about
lUh ut Tor salt poit, to load for Baltimore.
Schrs Eliza Ellen, Drinkwater, from Baltimore ar
rived at Dighon, Mass 5th inst; and Direct, Briggs
from do. do TIN.
Schr Jos. Turner, Gibbs, for Baltimore, sailed from
Providence 9Th inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

The ADDRESS The Address to the People OF
Maryland, by the Committee appointed by the
Reform Convention, will be for sale in hand
bill form, at the counter of this office, on Mon
day morning next either by the thousand, hun
dred or single copy-price per thousand So
perhundred 90 IL cts.-single numbers cent.
2Lse Orders from any part Of the State will
be punctualy attended to, and the copies for
warded according to direction.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12
NATIVE AMERICAN MASS MEETINGS.

''SoSs or AMERICA" We have Stars ior our
friends, aud Stripes for our enemies.
G3-MASS MEETINGS of the NATIVE AME
RlCANS will be held ~ follows: Each meeting will
be adore ssed by the candidates for Congress and the
Legislature, and other friends of the cause, at half
past O'Clock, r. NJ.
TUESDAY, 10th inst, VAUXIIALL GARDEN,
Light street.
and Bond streets
MONDAY, o2d instant, LEXINGTON MARKET,
(west end)
WEDNESDAY, Gath inst, BEL-AIR MARKET,
Gay street
FRIDAY, Gath inst, THREE TUNS TAVERN,
corner of Pratt and Paca streets
0l7- The American citizens will turn out in their
strength, and shew by their presence determination
to sustain Americans in their efforts to govern their
own country, without the aid of foreign PAUPERS
and CONVICTS. sel2d