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GALVA MIC RINGS
DR. CREIGHTON'S
GALVANIC RINGS

ID EQUIRE noflud increase their GaIvanc They
II possess all the advantages of Gavanic Battery without
its shock and are successful curing all Diseases
For sale only by his Agenti9 1i3 and 90 Fulton; 81 Walk
Drug Stes of Bowey and Grand u Avenue D.
76 Spring IS Catherine corner OF Clinton and Division Mrs
HAYS BROOKLYN Price gold 81. Ju9 lms
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NEW MUSIC.
II RILEY CO., 1877 Broadway, publish and keep on hand
extensive of New and Fashionable Music
which they offer for sale at wholesale and retail the loves
possible prices They Instruments suerorcd
tywsran every article they SELL being practically acqu
Id with the different branches of their business Military land
supplisd the most reasonable rates. myl22mrrc
GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
WANTED.
ENTI EhtN and Families obtain the full value for al
snn.rs c~ effects they wish to dispose Of teiter GEN
does r-eend give twenty per cent more than any Other
hut will far for all articles offered Gen
emen leaving the city will find their send fo
the subscriber previous to selling other
j. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway, (up stairs.)
N IA line through the Post Office will be promptly
tended %. iva lmkrc
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Packets 10 SaII.

LIVERPOOL.
HottlnsueI, Bu'sley, July 81
hoscius, Eldridge, July &c
PORTSMOUTH.
frince Albert, Sebor, Aug. |
HAvRE.
fiavre, Ainswoith, July "a
Baltimore, Funck, Aug. j
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BACHELORS
NEW IN Y L N L L ID

BACHELORS
NEW VENT L ID
WIG,
60 PERFECTLY resembles the real he ad Of hair defy
- detection All the old difficulties and yexaous annoyances
completely done WITH Wig wearers can now ENJOY
and comfort they did with their own hair
Citizens invited inspect this tasty and deli
cate work be to be appreciated, at WM:
BACHELORS Wig aud Scalp Mandatory No. Wall
street, near ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from 1855 Broadway
Jel7 1msm
BORDEAUX WINES u BRANDY.
NJ F. RIGHT Co., Importer, 20t Broadway offer for
~ sale lots suit purchases the following goods viz
Bordeaux caret wne Chateau Margeaux ST. Julian st. Is
rphe Hds Bsrxac Saueme Sc Sc in Casks, bbs cassesa
Of superior quality Old Cognac Brandy Noeyesu and Anisee
in Bordeaux. French mustard and sardnes Bordeaux olive
oil and imperial Punes glass jars and fancy boxes sealing
for bottles aud corks All orders will DO thankfully
ceved aud promptly executed free of cavtsge y2 2wh
ALEXANDER'S TRICUBAPHE
NEW AND INVALUABLE DISC OVERY, being Ii
n qud Dye which changes the color Of the
hair beautiful brown black without injury the hal
skin The superiority Of this dye consists ia
mode of application and eifecal other dyes
requiring from evo hears produce change. It's
superior excellence will be apparent TO every upon single
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily SunrALrxASpERl
TRcoBAPHEThe effect Of the above the hair is truly
onshing IL tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray black issantaneous.
For sale by Rushun Co. druggists 10 Broadway! 10 As
House and a56 Broadway; Of Nth streets Aspn
WALL 50 William street Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane ]. W. Wright Co. Cedar street, andof the principal
H. & G. A. WRIGHT 80 South Fourth street,
lmrm
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ONE OF RICH-s INPROyED PATENT sAIANAN.
y DIR SAFES q $40 size shi;S psrs hA i.
&. r, Re- ssse,sd h;a dur
s h sS The ",s nns .ecI
Gom he '.sad about Gssn fs, y; cellar "a
and from It's appearances atsrward should judge that il had
found mol 70 have been touched by hrs.
against a stall ali hazards '' Sssned 'As = contents
New York a,, INV, WIN. BLooDGooD.
'e" 80
Marvin NJ S o e G.rf;S q .s
ses Of the $500 size Which wa. in our store No
on The he 5 @ in the
on s e. from smd me rum, hours and
SssS. @ 50 Sy oh'
Tsisnod,) RICHARDS CRONKHITE,
New York s!.. July ., llss a..I1
,r,ur rp,,s,, E EIbr iN s;n A,sr fSv
Wall street. offer Indemnity srans, los. and damage by
FRI bs,c sssS.ao q p,h. v,,.n,. Hail w,m
R Mhsv a s na,eRp.on William Il Johnson E.asi'
send Charles Williams Edmund Psafd Robert stratson,
0"n '""'' ''nn n ELIAS 'San DRAKE Pr.d,n
80, 1-@.-. \; y : = : ~ y
U SIC.
"A .nTh by the r., mae IA E%Tope sed ess heae
fully competent 70 :Iraei that would wish
e & BE- a u the Gss q %
w ANTEDA few active. Intelligent men to act as agent
w for the sale Of new and popular fnblicsoss dsrsa
parts Of the country board will be
them writing opportunity clearing 5000
year. and more if they men, now ia our
employ, will doubt per year
aud there about half dozen places which
% for .r as s o s aaa WIZ no % %
su None anuv nnIrss s has ha for II "a on
object 10 gel Il in such manner ms will he benef
cisl 10 them a. we'll as 10 ms - ~
Apply 81 os Duane street Letters must be most raid
jei2 lm-ra
wv = NJ DC; u ,Tis ST,I q = 4 = MT, 9
w " 1870 IA Ell oiLAMAE>Drn Gar e AGAiN
= NY nave oeeh thch Houi tne pun
hs ruins oil ie e greet Ts ana all having proved faithful e
eir tu as can ne ssn az my store oil inc Great sign ls9
corner Oh Depeys'T street. wnere more o. ,he same
KIM can , De ms1 oiLAS =. hEhhNu.
- Nzl lnDo- Wr9
DOAKp-A Gentlemen and Ladies' can he well and
ID accommodated by applying al CO Varck street
ar John Park, in call of the sfsge lire jy2l 3ts-
~ a. n Z - Il ~ II37I- q ill - 80 e. - ., :,
Epi-l. W ~ ~ WI ,r .ouiu oI ur ~
- tne s.ois o. tie.s r n oh DIIknllI,1
sure. s.eA oheej "heie tney request All o~Ak hc'0es
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FIRE INSURANCE.
THE TRUST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 60
Wall street. offer indemnity against loss and damage by
DREcToas.Elias g. Drake, Valentine g. Hall, William
Whtewrsh II Hutchnson, William IL johnson, Francis
Butler Martin Hoffman. VIM +. Leggett. James b. Town.
send Charles Williams Edmund Penfld Robert NJ Sation
John Rankin, Jr., John II. Hurtin John Cieaveland.
ELIAS u. DRAKE, President.
IL. iu9I l,rk~
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COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1916, FOUR KINDS
NEWS agents, cheap publication depo booksellers and
the public generally hereby notified Of the
engraving extracted with from the laughing volume
nature Fishers Comic, Turner'S Comic Crocket's Go
call look laugh and buy; those at distance will order
send for samples Always sale the
lusny Of Chdrens Books, coored and rain Song Books
coored prints &c &C. n the country catalogues applca
ton Show Bills OF all kinds given o dealers
We sell low, very low for cash. and do full Justice al
orders M time, kinds, quantity, and price.
TURNER & FISHER,
jeAlm'rc "a Chn'ham tree
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
(WHICH will change grey hair to its original color in few
minutes This solution is different from any yet Offered
and cannot fail Of supercedng all Others.
Those who doubt its their hal
chaigedbrorr paying their If humbugs would TAX,
this method there would be reason o co mpIan.
None genuine unless sgned II. Striker, in red ink
The Solution be forwarded By Harden Express AM
part Of the world
One trial will prove the fict.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied AZ No Chat,au
street opposite the Hall Of Record New York up stair;
iuar M
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR
NTTURE WANTED.
ND the highest price given for all kinds Of off clohn
"A and good second hand furniture Persons wishing dis
of the same will do well call the ubscrber
dress live through the Post Office, which will be Ilncua
attended to- B. LEVY,
n. BCons,sntly hand seasonabls Of gen
tlemens clothing. cheap for cash ny29 m-rc
PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
A FEW FINE OLD PAINTINGS, comprising Scripturai
"A and Historical subjects Landscapes &c. amongst
genuine Interior by Teners Ciepatre by and
Nagdalen by Guercno, &c., &c. May be daily from
till o'clock at 81 Liberty street. iva lm-rc
NEW EMBROIDEKIEN
DETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention of hi
friends aud the public splendid goods Of the above
description received by arrivals which, beng
direct from the European manufactures, viii be sold
ton lots purchased auction sacrifice
which will he found well deserving early inspection The
following desirable being Is under the
retail prices-
Hghaeek Chemisetts richly embroidered, from sss
500 Embroidered Collars finished edges for ss usual price
los cd.
$50 Embroidered c apes, at 80. usual price IS.
50 do do very rich, from Sc to SO.
200 Embroidered t'nder Sleeves, from Is TO $3.50
500 doz Linen Lawn Handkerchisfs, from Cd.
20 do do extra large size, for gentlemen's
Is do do hemstich do, from 81 I'D.
Ndo do RVirrd borders.
choice assortment of rich embroidered Handks rchefs
which are offered unusually cheap.
3csses OF styles OF Swiss and French Muslins
stripes paids figures, &c. &c.
lot Muslin Trimmings Laces, Wells Hosiery Gloves
&c, Sc, all Of which will be sold decided bargains
rvs lm.rc No. ~ BROADWAY
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PREsENTs. Now oneninr

a tHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Now opening,
u beautiful assortment Of goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS
among which we pnumerate splendid patterns of
VERY RICH DOUBLE PLATED CAKE BIAS.
kEIS, made expressly for The London market, and
rarely imported into this country; variety Of low
priced do; VERY RICH PuATED CASTORS, of
entirely new styles; PLATED FORKS; SPOONS;
SALT and BU rTER DISHES; CUPS; CHAFlNG
DISHES; Soup Ladies'. &c Very handsome sets OF
NEW STYLE BRITANNIA WARE; FINE IVORY
BALANCE HANDLE TABLE and TEA KNIVES
and FORKS, in sets and dozens; CANDELABRAS;
SOLAR aud HALL LAMPS; MANTLE CLOCKS:
beautiful WATERS, in sets; PAPER NJ OCHlER and
other FANCY ARD BASK ETS with n VARIETY NJ
Other new goods suitable for CHRISTMAS and MAR
RAGE PRESENTS.
Z. z. WETMORE r. co.
d'o wv No. 10 " Charles street
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{G3- RHEUMATISM. Thousands suffer with this
dreadful complaint under the mistaken idea that il
cannot be cured But we assert that the Indian We.
getabIe Elixir aud Liniment will cure any case, and
refer the skeptcal to the following gentlemen who
have been cured: Mr.. WIN. Pearsall, at Tammany
Hall, Of % years standing Mr. Jas G Reynolds, l54
Chrysiie street; Mr.. G Freedom, le3 Front street;
Mr.. G. Marriott, 1913 Madison ST. We can refer you to
tices to be had at 81 COuftand-st, New York.
To be had at the conner of Baltimore and Hanover
sis, Baltimore. Also at the corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison sts and at 81 Thames street. 1t
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JEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS

~ Jus received at
w. N. llARRISON'S PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No. |. (Jarvis's Budines) North ct.
Frances Abbott, or 'ht Hermit of Magma 95
The Foster Brother Tale, %
The Sold r of Lyons, by Mrs. Gore, 25
The Mast ship, or R"mb irdment of Falmouth, I2k
The WhteboV, by M Is. $ C Han, IS
David Dumps,
BY the arrival Of the Cambria
The London illustrated News, 1871
The Lo don Pictorial Times, lsj
Wilmer s Smiths Times, 1911
For sale by
w. N. HARRISON'S Literary DEPOT
dy No. JarYS' BuiIdings, N0rth-st.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

p3-MRS. SEGUIN'S BENEFIT AND LAST'AP.
PEARANCE. Mrs. SEGUIN respectfully announces
1915, when will be performed, for the first time il
Baltimore, BelIini's Grand Opera Of The PURl
TANS AND THE CAVALIER, adapted fram ~ PU
RITANI" Characters by Mrs. Sc YIN, MIS-. BAL
LEY, Mr.. FRAZER, Mr.. ANDREWS, Mi. della.
pANfi and Mr. SEGUlN, AID other Entertain
ments. o. Box Book now open, DO ct
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Schr Traffic, Gardner, New York, ]. w. Brown.
Schr Mary Jane, Price, Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandra, d G, Jos. Iankey.
BELOW-Barquc Joseph w. Paige, from Boston;
scht ZenOba, from Charleston; another supposed the
Rochester, from New York; and several unknown.
ARRIVED,
Barqua Autoleon, Ward, days from New Haven
TO the Capes, ballast, to the master.
Br, brig Victoria, Firth, ffsm Black River Jam. Cd
ult logwood, TO w. w. Spence & Co.
Schr Independence Corner "a days from Boston,
fish and potato :, 10 Kirkland, Chase & Co; Rose,
Merrill & Co; and Clark s. Kpll eg.
Schr Cadet, Fowler, from Bangor, spars 10 master
Schr MaI3bar, Gilchrist, from do spaTs, TO master
schr Hope, Hadnc, i2 days fin Gloucester, Mass
FISH, 10 Weld SeavCr.
Schr Abby Morton, Cornish, IS DAYS I'm Plymouth
fish, 10 do.
Schr Emeline, Bourne, II days from New Bedford
ba Hast, TO the master.
Schr Bradore, Leavitt, days from Portland hay
and plaster, TO Kirkland, Chase d Co.
schrJohn &. Calhoun, Babson, ~ days I'm Bangor,
lathS, to the master.
Schr Emily Ann, AppIegarth, from Norfolk saItk
hides, TO George " Richardson Co.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
oil the Rappahannock brig, understood her name TO
be "AlOnzoo
MEMORANDA.
Brig Water Witch, lie BrGu, from Baltimore, ar
rived al Norfolk 9th instant, finish loading for ct.
JOINS, r.
Schr Star, Baxter hence at New York 9Th inst.
SChr Queen. Edidge, hence for ST. Thomas was
passed Off The harbOr about 2jlh uIt.
SHIPWRECH AND Loss OF LlPE. The French ship
Emile, SiuVtstre. fin Martinique bound 10 Norfolk
was wrecked on tie night 0t the I'd instant, he.ween
The WashwOods and Long island, Gbnut 80 or 35
miles south of Cape Henry. The captain, mate and
one Of the crew Were rescued in the morning having
taken refuge in of the tops, the mate in perfect
W seRselss condition. aud fears entertained of
his recovery. The residue Of the cfew. six in num-
ter, were either frozen to death or drowned, and
their bodies washed 10 the shore. The deck of the
ship, the last accounts, had tipped up and foated
10 the shore, the ma5ls still standing and The hull un-
der water. The French Consul at Norfolk had des-
patched conveyance for the captain and his surviV-
ing crew.
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THIS DAY RECEIVED BY

n iaI LUX, WILDE u 20.
Pastoral Life and Manufacture of tue Ancienls,
an elegant bIund volume, $500
Prescnt's MsceIlanrs, Biographical and Hist'l 20
Parkur's A ids 20 English Competition LOO
Pilgrims Progress, with Life of Bunyan, illus.
traled edit, n,
The Gov nant for December.
Pictorial History of the World, No. II, 25
Marston, by the author Of ''Ten Thousand
Year." part I'd, 25:.-cOnpete,' 50
seven iavnrte SONGS, arranged or the guitar, IL!
Gems Of English Songs, D
Child of the Islands, by Mrs. Norton, IS
Mysteries of the Backwonds, by Il. d. Thorpe,
author Of "TOm Owen the Rec Hunter" su-
perbly illustrated, 50
Francis Abbott or the Hermit of Niagara, 25
The MAST SilP, or the Bombardment Of Fa-
mouth, by j. II. ngraham, Esq l2I
The Soldier of Lyons, by Mrs, Gore, %
Holmes Life of Mozart, muslin extra. rs
The Foster Brother a tale by Leigh Hunt, p
Butchers Of Client, Historical Romance 25
ODonorhue, fresh supply l2I
-he Bastaid, or Brothers. Revenge, part and ,, 90
% Every new aud cheap qualifications rec ivcd as
socn a. issued, and for sale wholesale and retail, at
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos. + and 6 Jarvis Buildings, d IT.
And at No. ELLlOTT'S BUILDINGS,
II Penn. Avenue, Washington CITY.
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IA AGENCY, No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md
Persons throughout the United States DESTROYS of ad-
venurlng IN Lotteries, by remiung by mail or pri-
vale conveyance, the amoant to he invested in any
named Lottery. will he to have their orders pune
tuay and faithfully attended to, if directed to
EMORY co, . Calvert street,
Ii Baltimore, Md.
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From the Republican and Arzus.

09- TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
OF Sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
itch and the poor the king and the beggar; indeed its
consumption has become general, that it is hard TO
find one that does not ,ther smoke, snuff chen.
For ourselves, we prefer lch Cigar. An there they
are! box of the agree able deIuders-BUOTH'S
BEST Boy, light match, so that we can Iuxurate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy PUT!
PUFF! PUFF!!! All! BOOTH knows how To make
them If any of our readers wish In enjoy them
selves, as We now are doing, we would recommend
them to the "YELIow House, at the Hanover Mar
ket-fight on the corner dlOtfr
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0g-GOVANSTOWN FAIR. The Ladies in the
vicinity ofGOvanstown viii hold Fair on Thursday
ard Friday the th and 18th ina ia the new Church
at that place, To aid in completing the building Re.
reghmcnts will hn provided for those from disan ce
Omnhuscs will start from The Court House, corner OF
Monument Square, at TO- and O'Clock of each da \.
Fare going and returning each l2i Should it rain,
the sale will take place the next good day dec 81
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A L. M a N AC.
it345. 4 !
DECEM Der. X
ooA'sphaees.
MAR RED

On the 9th inst by The Rev. DR.. Roberts, Ws. p
Li0HTNEG to Miss JANE, daughter Of Mr.. Jas AIrip
all Of This iy s
On the 9TH lust by the Rev. Or. Morris, FERDINAND
w FLINSPAcH TO Miss ANN EMzABEr I'll CHLIEs, all
of this city.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN--Decline in Prices. By
New York markets, it will be seen that in
consequence of the recent intelligence from
Europe, decline has taken place in the prices
of -four and grain. The Baltimore market ex-
hibits decline of 10 or 10 cents per bushel in
in wheat, and rs and 81 cents per bbl in flour.
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Eg-OFFlCIAL DRAWING of the Did. Consol
10 !. niicrn L.lass No 40 for lsAl

I}-OFFlClAL DRAWING of the Md ConsO
dated Lottery, class No. 40, for l845:
l2 SO AZ as 46 &C 10 80 81 6 % IS rs Ga
~ and 30 being the Isl and ID drawn Nos. each $50
az and 48, being the 3d and 4th drawn Nos. each 30
46 and &c, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each Is
10 and 32, being the 9Th and 9Th; or 6 and 81, be.
ing the 9th and 10Th drawn Nos. each II
All having Two Of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos, on, " ,
From the old established House of
EMORY, No. 9 NJ Calvert At
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A FLOUR OPERATION. A mercantle house
in Cincinnati, Ohio, purchased, n the 9Th Oct.
500 barrels of Flour at 50 l0-sold the entire
lot, Oct. 2lst, at So 65-re-purchased it, Nov.
25th, at IS, and re-sold it, Nov. 9th, at IS so.
The Flour remained on storage in their ware
house during the whole time of these profitable
operations
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N ARIETY Is TILE SPICE or LINE

ITIdI nay DC IOUNU
HlNCKLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT,
l22 Baltimore st one door w. of North.
The Child CT the l,lands, by Hon. Mrs. Marion 25
Review Of the Relations between the u. States
and Mexico, by r. 5. Coke, 95
fresh supply Of Frem0nt's Narrative, %
The Soldier Of Lyons, by Mrs. Gore, 25
Brothers of Client, illustrated, %
me roster Bf0ther, an Italian Tale, %
Pictorial Emporium, full Of Portraits, &c. g.
Subscriptions for he Scientific American solicited.
CHARLES A. HtNCKLEY, Jr,
IL 8 doors below CIiDppr office.
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a SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A FOR
IA TUNE will be found at NJ DOYLE'S CAPITAL
Prize Depot No. I44 Pratt opposite the Railroad
Depot, ana next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel
The result of slmost every investment at this ortu-
nate Office is good prize-as proof TO less than 30
handsome prizes sold last week and cashed. Some
of the following splendid prizes in the lotteries 10 be
drawn this week are on hand and for sale:
WEDNESDAY, capital SCI, OUU tickets IS, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital sla, 600, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets SEA, shares
proportion.
SATURDAY, the "Thomas Thumb Lottery" will
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81 %, halves 62t
cts, qrs. 81! cts, Risk on package of wholes only
SlS, halves 50, quarters 81 so, eigths 50 3D. Ger
thcates will be is ued at the above prices SEND your
orders to the right place.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who puf
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky Numbers, by
the PACKAGE single ticket, or share All orders, pei
mail or Otherws ;, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. la Prattsntet .
1t rR1 Opposite R.a o. X. r. Depot
MTEW STYLE CLOAMISGS. Just opened
~ this morning splendid new style CLOAkINGS,
of French, English and American manufacture, In
Guiding several patterns for mourning.
Also white SATIN ), of various qualities, pink and
drab do; also real FrG,ch Cashmere.
Long and square SHAWLS, of new designs, part
of the latest importation. just landed in New York.
As the season is advanced, goods oil every descrp-
ton will be offered very small prohis, and an ef-
fort made to keep on hand articles that are scarce
""" HAMILTON EASTER 4 co.
49, No. 203 Baltimore street.
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0H- THE DEPTFORD FIRE COMPANY tender
their grateful acknowledgements to Mr. lustis Bfuehl
and MIR. VIM CulverwrlI, for the plentiful supply OF
not coffee and other refreshments furnished BY the m
to said Company on Monday night last, at the tre on
Bond street, F. p They also highly appreciate the
favor conferred on them by the Patapsco Fire Com
paRy in granting them the use of their Reel and Hose
on said occasion.
SAMUEL =. BRIGGS, President.
1t THOMAS NEWMAN Src'y.
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{G7- NEPTUNE DIVISION. No. =. SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. Tile members Of this Division are
particularly requested to meet at Marion Hail THIS
"Wednesday AFTERNOON, at u'c'Ock, TO attend
the funeral Of our late Brother, joins DlrMAs. We
respectfully invite the Grand and Subordinate Dvi
sions to sin with Us in the funeral procession,
II BY order, SAM'LI SMITH, Jr., G.. :
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SncKs TO 1T. The Tribune's correspond
eat insists, that the Baltimore "burying- alive,
story is correct in every particular.
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A3- UNITED STATES LOTTERY AGENCY,
No. CALVERT ST, Baltimore, Md. OIders from a
distance from Bal more for Lottery tickets, must TO
ensure prompt attention, be directed always to the
well known Lottery firm of
EMORY Il co, Calvert street,
do Baltimore, Maryland.
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d | T. ID

On the 3Oth ult MiLCAH WILLIAMS aged 70 yea,s
In Caroline, Tompkins county, New York, on the
! 18th Nov, mber last, Mrs, MARY Go0DLGg SPEED the
mother OF Joseph }. Speed, Esq, of Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-10

TEXAS L. S. SENATOR. Gen. Houston ia
exceedingly anxious to represent the clone
star" in the U. s. Senate. He has taken the
stump in defence of his own claims.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-10

A FIRE AT SALEM. On Sunday evening
last serious fire broke out at Salem, N. j.,
which destroyed the iron foundry of Mr. J.
w. Hall, and two carpenters shops and two
other buildings, the property of MIR. Patrick
Recap. The total loss is estimated at $4,000.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-10

FRI AT LEBANON. At Lebanon, Ohio, a
few days ago, the houses of Mr.. Pyle, Mr.
Frazier and Mr.. Selden, were consumed
Loss $4,000.