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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HNREDII FICKEY 81 SONS,
H 400 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have received by late arrivals from Europe com
plee assortment of
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, SMALL
WARES. &c. &c.
Amongst which will be found
Tuey, Jathams & Walkers Patent Shoe Thread.
Fred'k Hickey Cord Spool Cotton.
Parsons do do. and other makes
Cotton and Silk GLOVES
English and German Hosiery, complete assortment.
Coat Cords and Bindings, Silk and Worted.
CUTLERY. Pocket and Pen Knives.
Table Knives.
Scissors; Iron and Britannia Spoons
Brass Candesticks; Curry Combs, SC. &c.
And on consignment general assortment of Are
rican Goods, as
Shell and Horn COMBS.
GUM SUSPENDERS.
Hooks and Eyes; Shaving Boxes
BRUSHES, of every description
Metal, Lasting aud Silk Buttons &c.
Together with full assortment of Fancy Goods, to
which we invite the attention of Merchants visiting
this city, as we can confidently say that we can oher
them Goods as low they be obtained III thls or
any of the Eastern cities, and would request them to
call and examine stock before making their rur-
chases for are determined TO offer goods at such
prices as cannot fail to please, fe26tf
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From the Philadelphia Daily Sun.

AFRIL IUth, I644.
Mr.. John A. CentreH-Dear Sir,--Havng been af-
f1icted for upwards of two years, with liberation OF
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 ont,
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and your Medicated Syrup of Sarsaparil
Ia, am restored to perfect health, and my sight,
which was so much impaired, is As strong as when a
hoy.
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make it public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Coates Street
Q3-The above Medicine IL sold, wholesale and re-
tail, in Baltimore, either the of franklin and
Green streets, or al the s. w c0rnerof west Baltimore
and Green-sts. fei2
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g3-INVALUABLE. One trial will satisfy the
most ncredulous of the great value Of Dr. SMITHS
(Sugar. coated) IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS. in curing Dyspepsia, Headache, Impure
Blood, Irregular Appetite, Foul Stomach, Calds, sc.
They are the best, and at the time most plea
SAINT Pills now in use. We can refer to hundreds in
New York who have been cured by theil use, after
giving up all other medicines. Try them and you
will not be disappointed. But mind that the signature
of DR.. g. Benz. Smith is on erery bor, Avoid impos
ton Sold by all respectable Druggists in Baltimore
Pamphlets TO be had of agents gratis.
No "SUGAR COATED PILLS. can be genuine
without the signature Of the sole inventor, &c. BEN
JAMIN SMITH, NJ. D.. President of the N. Y. Col
lege of HEALTH upon every box.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this med
cine, l79 GREENWICH ST, New Y DIRK.
Mop WATER STREET, Boston.
For sale in all the villages and towns in the New
England States.
~ d. No travelling pedars allowed TO sell these
Pills.
Sold in Baltimore, by II. w. ANDREWS, Hill-st.
one door from South Charles 1t
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tG3-M GEORGE r. GLIDDON will commence
New course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, and elucidated by specimens of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from NJ. J. CoHENs Cabi-
net, at the Masonic HALL, st. Paus-st, on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb 18th, at u O'Clock. G- The
course will be continued on Feb 90, 25 y, and Mar.
Sd, 9th and 9Th.
Q5- TICKETS, with Programmes, specifying the
subjects of each Lecture for sale at the bookstores of
J. Robnson No Id, [. P. Cook, No rs, Armstrong
* Berry, No. 1866, Knight Colburn, No 2i6, Cush-
ing & Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; Shurtz &
Taylor, No. II North street; at Barnums Hotel, and
the Masonic Hail. Gentlemsns Tickets Sla, lady's
81, for the course; single admission so cts. fesatMSt
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Sl05, ,935

INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS. A Mr.. Munsell, in
Albany, has been fined $3.50 by the Mayors
Court of that city for contempt, in refusing to
testify to the authorship of libellous pamph-
let which he had published. Munsell said he
did not write the pamphlet, nor had he any
hand in writing it; that it was written by some
person who did not belong to the Office, and
over whom he had no CONTROL that he never
knew it was written until it was brought to
him to be published; that he knew the author,
and received it from him. He refused to tell
who the author was, lest it should criminate
himself. The Court decided that Munsell had
waived his rights as witness, by answering a
part of the questions put to him by the Grand
Jury; he was then bound to proceed and an
swer in whole, and could not stop at any
point where he might choose. MIR. Munsell
Immediately paid the fine.
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N3- HORACE GREELY'S LECTURE. The Gu
of the ''Muray Institute" have the pleasure
to announce that HORACE GREEDY, Esq, editor OF
the New York 'Tribune," will deliver a Lecture be
fore the Institute, in the CALFERT-ST. CHURCH,
Oh WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 26th. Sub
ject-''SoCIETY.o
Tickets may be obtained at the Bookstores of Col.
Hickman, Mr.. j. T. flanzche, and at the offices of
the Clipper, Patriot and sun
fel5-22, "a q, 26-5t ]. SHRlGLEY President.
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Burrows THE ATRE, FRoNr-sT. The ma
mayer true to his promise, brings out tonight
the celebrated Opera of the Bohemian Girl
which has had such an unparalleled run at the
Northern Theatres. 1t will be produced with
all the original music by Bale, and with new
scenery, dresses, decorations, Sc. At the end
OF the Opera the "Congo Melodists" will APP
pear with the real John Smith and Little Ole
Bull, and give portion of their unique perfor-
mance-being the last night of their engage
ment After which the farce of the "Blacls
Ghost" the part of Jim along Josey" by Mr..
John Smith, whose laughabe delination OF
the negro character must be seen to be appre-
catcd
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REPoRT OF PENNSYLVANIA INSANE Hosprr.
The report of this institution for the past wear
shows that 1873 patients have been admitted
during the past year and 1874 discharged. l54
remain under care. Of those discharged, rs
were cured, % much improved, Is improved
9 stationary, and l2 died. OF the causes o.
insanity, four were traced to fright during thu
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&c DAVlSON'S EVENING CLASS IN WRIT
ING. Mr.. DAWSON respectfully gives notice, that
the admission of pupils his evening instruction will
continue for about month longer Therefore, those
DESTROYS of furnishing themselves with beautiful
and valuable hand writing, by the devotion of one
pleasant hour each evening, should make early app-
cation There are a few vacant seats now in the
Academy. Academy 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
near Charles. Open day and evening. Evening class
O'Clock. II
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ND ENJOYED. The subscriber has removed his
.R-& stock of China, Glass and Queensware from
No. ID to 8 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, "a few
doors below Canied s Brohers,) where can be
CHINA, both white and gold band English CHINA,
white and painted Also, the best assortment Of
CANTON CHINA in the city.
ie252 w JOSEPH $, HASTINGS, JR.
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ny- ATTENTION SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Baltimore Division, No, |, viii hold public meeting
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 2Sth inst, at u
O'Clock, in the Rev. Dr. Purvance's Church, in Bal
timore near Cove street. The public respectfully
invited to attend-several addresses may be expected
and the principles of our order fully explained. The
other divisions will please meet on Wednesday eve
ming, at Ct O'clock at the Hall Of No. l. BY order,
fe24-3t JOHN Il. GEORGE, r. S.
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{G"THE JOHN ENGLAND INSTITUTE Lee
TURES. The Fourth Lecture of the course will be
delivered at Calvert Hall on FRIDAY EVENING,
18th inst, by WIN. GEO REED, Esq. Subject-'Phy-
steal Education. Lecture TO commence at y 0cIk.
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, % cts; to
be had at j. MurPhy's Book Store Baltimore street;
J. E. McGlennans, Gay street, near Exeter; Clipper
aud sun offices; at the door of the Hail. and of The
members fe26- ST.
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N2-NOTICR. AT a meeting of the ward delegates
held last evening at City Hall, pursuant to notice:
ReSotDed, That the wards which have not vet elect
ed delegates to the Convention be and are hereby re
quested to do so forthwith, to attend the Convention
on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at Il O'Clock, at
the above place, to form Society Tor the permanent
relief of the Poor.
1t JAMES PIPER, Secretary
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WASHINGTON MUSEUM, PRATT-sr. This
place of amusement is growing rapidly in pub
lie favor It's crowded nightly by audiel.c es
who express great satisfaction with the enter
tainments. Mr.. Ryall, the celebrated Iufo
dancer, appears tonight.
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ANTI-DUELLlNG SOCIETY. A meeting was
to have been held in Washington last evening,
to form an ant-duelling society. Success to it
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GtHEAP GROCERY Il FEED STORE,
u at No. 229 EAST BALTIMORE STREET,
opposite the Columbian Gardens, will be found great
kinds. Hay by the bundle. Also, several STALLS
for rent in Brick Stable.
IR}-GoodS delivered free Of charge fe26
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ENGLISH DRAMA IN FRANCE. Edwin For
rest, the American tragedian was announced 10
appear in Paris at the last dates. Mr.. Macrea-
dy's recent attempt to introduce an English
tragedy there proved failure.
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90 OIL OF TANNIN-oR, LEATHER REsTeRER
"A New Chemical Discovery Most people know, that
skins and hides are converted into leather by the use
of Tannin extracted from certain banks, &c.
When The force and strength of the Tannn is worn
out leather becomes Dead hard dry, brittle, cracked
covered with crust, &c. THIS ALL KNOW. To re
store then life, sotness, moisness, strength smooth
ness, and remove all crust, fly blster-estore the
Tannn. This substance the leather can receive
the second time; but the whole virtues off are in this
article, the OIL OF TANNiN-which penetrate the
stcst and hardest leather if has been twenty years
in use; and if il tears easily with the fingers, il i'm
parts at once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. II becomes like new leather, in all respects,
with delightful sotlness and polish and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imperyious to water
particularly boots shoes, carriage tops, harness,
hose, trunks and in fact all things made of leather,
giving splendid polish, even higher than leather
has and AT least doubling its and durability in
whatever manner the leather is used. A supply Of
this article has just been received at the corner of
HANOVER and BALTIMORE-STS. Baltimore. II.
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LATER FROM MEXICO. oiips ieeoiScu W
Government express last night fiom the ~ u.
| Picayune and Courier, contain advices from
| Vera Cruz to the Sd inst. Santa Anna was
still in prison, and had addressed 4 long letter
to the Secretaries of the Chamber of DePu-
ties. 1t is, says the Picayune, one of the most
humliating documents which we ever read
! He begs for his life as pitifully as when on his
knees, at San Jacinto, ho and the valorons
Gen. Cos suppplicated Sam Houston for mer-
cy--a degradation which Gen. Almonte, in
the same emergency, scorned with the spirit OF
a man.
The L. S. ship Falmouth was at Vera Cruz
on the Sd inst.
ANOTHER MARY ROGERS TRAGEDY. There
was considerable excitement produced in New
York on Monday morning. in consequence OF
the body of young lady, about twenty years
of aye, being discovered in the water at Hobo
ken, near the SYPHILIS cave. The body was
handsomely dressed with silk bonnet, French
calico dress, and IA valuable shawl. In pock-
ct attached to the dress were handkerchief,
not marked, five cents and key. The death
seemed to have been quite recent.
GRAND MILITARY PARADE. The military
of Philadelphia had grand parade on Monday
The First Brigade, consisting of two troops of
cavalry, under Captain Butler, nine companies
of artillery, under Colonel Pleasanton, and ten
companies of infantry under Colonel Murray
the whole under Brigadier General Cadwalla-
der, turned out in strong array, numbering
about 1000.
WESTERN TRAVEL. Improved facilities for
travel and trade on the Ohio river will be pre-
scented on the opening of the spring season.
The Western papers announce that arrange
ments have been concluded for daily line of
steamboats, between Pttsburg and Louisville,
and also for daily line between Pittsburg and
Cincinnati. Who can set Il limit to the trade
more and Ohio Railroad, were it extended to
the Ohio river?
PUBLICATIONS. Nos 80 and 10 of the al
lustrated Shakespeare" in one issue, under the
new arrangement, has been received from Arm
strong & Berry. Also, No. of the Wander
ing Jew. We hav received copy of the
last from Messrs. Shurtz s Taylor, North-st,
DEATHS. The New York True Sun an
nounces the death of Mrs James Gray, well
known to the world as Mary Ann Browne,
an excellent writer for the Magazines. The
death of Capt. Alden Partridge, we'll known as
a teacher of military tactics, occurred at Nor
witch, Vt. on the 18th ult. He was upwards of
10 years old.
FREsHETs. The water in the Delaware and
Schuylkill rivers, has risen within the last two
days to an unsual height, in consequence of
the recent heavy rains
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HE MUSEUM. Mr., Peale puts forth an ex-
cellent bill at the Saloon tonight. Kabl, the
Wooden Shoe Maker, and the farce of Shock
ing Events, together with a variety of singing
and dancing.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR 1915.

FREIGHT FOR FREDERICKSBURG, Va, and the
usual Landings on the Rappahannock River.
ID sue.sy, The Steamer RAPPAHANNOCK,
EsszQes Ezus Captain NJ Fairhank, having been put
in complete repair, will resume her re-
gular route to Fredericksburg, Va, and the usual
landings on the Rappahanneck RiUer-leavng Hughes
Quay on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the LIST March,
at o'clock and will continue to.ieave above every
succeeding Saturday throughout the season.
The r. will receive freight on Friday and Saturday
of each week.
No goods will be received after O'Clock on the
afternoon of sailing,
{G9- Freight taken at our usual low rates. Passage
and fare So. Apply to
S. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
fe26-4t Hughes Quay.
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G3-AMERICAN REPUBLICANS. All those in
favor of organizing the American Republican Party
are requested to attend town meeting, to be held at
Roses American Republican Head Quarters, (late
Military Hal,) North Gay street, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 26th inst, at u O'Clock. BY request of
fe206t SEVERAL or THE PARTY.
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h3-BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS. Foun-
tain Inksiands only 81 cts Steel Pens 81 cts. a card
with holders; Sealing Wax and Waters; Congress
Knives 20 and 62 cts. each Scissors, 10, l2 and s;
Buffalo and Shell Side, Twist and Dressing Combs,
newest styles; also, Steel Recules and Purse Clasps;
gilt and steel Beads; Ladies' black Kid Gloves la
and 25 gilt and steel Bugles, &C.; Purse Rings and
Toilet, Nail, Comb and Tooth Brushes; fne Combs,
&C. &c.. beautiful Hair Pins at 37a each; with almost
every variety Of new style goods, received and run
off low fer cash and no abatement.
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles SITS.
fe25-3+ MORTIMER & NOWBRAY.
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A CARD. DANCING, that beautiful art, the de
"A light of high society, which is altogether the
most agreeable of all amusements and the grace
full of all exercises, is taught by Mons. PAULETTE
at his Dancing Academy, corner of Hanover and
Lombard streets. Mons. P. will give course of g
lessons during the months of March and April, in
Waiting, Spanish Dances and Quadres.
90 Terms for l3 Lessons S5-to commence on
SATURDAY, March LIST, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
and 7 in the evening for gentlemen. Saturdays and
Wednesdays are days for instruction. For single
Lesson 80 cents. fe26- DIR
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

d HAVE IN STORE, Il large assortment of
IA German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival which tatler myself can sell on reasona-
bic terms as any other establishment in the country.
Also, PORTRAIT FRAMES ofvarious patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, sc. Call and exa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 e. s, FRYER. No, N. Cav street.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For AmSterdam-Ship Superb 18th March.
For Valparaiso and Guayaquil-Barque Horeusia.
despatch.
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DIED,
On the 9th inst Mrs. ELIZABETH JONES, wife of
James Jones.
On the o3d inst JAMES PEREGoY, in the I'D year Of
his age.
On the Goth inst. MARY HALL, in the 85th year OF
her age, formerly of Hartford county,
On the Doth inst. Mrs. LEAH A. STEWART, in the
59th year of her age.
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ARMY ED,
Brig Juliet, Farrell, from Ponce, p p. 9th inst (ii
dogs to the Capcs) ballast, to w. w. Spence 4 Co
Left barque Panther, loading for New Orleans; brig.
L'Orient, Knight, for New York, next day; VIII
Lockhart, for do soon; w. j. Watson, Eckfeldt, for
Philadelphia, in or days. Allen King; Pinta Gypsy;
Portland; Adeaide schrs Caioline Laoona; and Ca
Diet, (inst arrived all waiting produce
Schr George Bartlett, Williams, 5 days fioa 2ici,
mond, with brand, to c. Pendergast s. Son.
Steamer r F. Stockton, Layman, from Philadeg-
pha, nsise. 10 T. G. Harris
STEAMER Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia
mdse. to T.. G. Harris.
MEMORANDA
Brig Commerce, Blanchard, of Baltimore, for New
York, was at BuenOs Ayres 25th Dec.
Schr Amelia, Strong, hence at New York 9th ;rst
sehr Bold Runner, Mcsservey, from Baltimore,
rived at Savannah 2lst inst.
Schr Queen, EIdridge, cleared at New Orleans 70.
Baltimore t7Gn inst.
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Br. brig Adriana, Hunt, Demarara, II Tucker
Brig Ocean, Patterson, Boston, Il. r. Matthews.
Schr European, StIdley, Mobile and Key West,
f,pD
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~ FOR RENT. VIII be rented Store No.
hf,,sI &c E. BALTIMORE STREET, (nsrth side,)
between Frederick and Gay streets Inquire of
fe26-3t Els. FRYER, No. | N. Gay street,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 90, ls45.

AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 90, ls45
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL. 1t will l.
seen by our Annapolis letter that the House [
Delegates, yesterday reconsidered the vote Of
the bill for completing the Ches. and Ohio Ca
nal, and referred it back to the committee tina
reported it.
TuE Posr OFFICE BILL. This bill was I'm
der consideration in the House of Representa-
tiycs when the cars left Washington last even
ing, and was probably passed before an adjourn
ment. An amendment was adopted fixing tho
LIST of July as the time for the bill to go into
operation
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN MEETING. The A.
merican Republicans of the city OF Baltimore
we understand, will meet this evening, at half
past seven O'Clock, at the "Amerlcan Repubh'
can Head Quarters" North Gay-st. Among
other matters, we learn that the "AMERIcA Al
REPuBLICAN MANIrEsTo,' published about
three months since, in this paper, will be pre-
sented for the consideration of the meeting. o.
this Manifesto the Hon. VIM. S. Archer, Sc
nator in Congress from Virginia, has expressed
an opinion, as follows:-"To the doctrine it in
cuIcatcs, no man is more devoted than am;
thinking il involves the entire purity, and with
that the stability, of the Republican character
of our Political Institutions | think, too, that
il expresses this view in very energetic man
ner calculated TO awaken the right feelings on
the subject"
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION. The annual
report of the Secretary of the Treasury, OH
the commerce and navigation of the United
States, was presented to Congress on Satur-
day. We learn from it, that ,S43 vessels
cleared from ports in the United States during
the year ending 30th June, l844--of which
S,343 were American and 800 foreign Dur
ing the same period, l3,725 vessels entered in
the ports of the United States-of which 8, l4S
were American and 5,577 were foreign. The
exports from Maryland, for the year ending
30th June, 1874, are valued at S., SO, l66, and
the imports at 81, 9l7,750.
Summary statement Of The ualus Of Domestic En-
ports from The United States for the yea1 ending
June 30, 1914.
Products OF the sea-Fish, oil, whaIeboue,
and sperm candles, $3.50 sol
OF the toTesl-Skins, futs, lumber, pot
and pearl ashes, naval stores, &C. sos, 1l2
or anmals-NleatS, hides, butter, cheese
cattle, sc, 6,l49,379
Vegetable FOod-Grain fruits, biscuit.
sc. except iou,} l0,j29,32S
Flour, G759,4sS
Tobacco, 1897 ,255
Cotton, 81 063, 50l
Manutacmres-"otto piece goods, 2S95, 7e0
Soap and candles, 1854
Snuff and tobacco, 536,6O0
Lead, 595, 1913
Total S99,7l5,l79
Value of exports of foreign merchandise, II 527 PAS
IaIue Of Imports into the United States for the
year ending June 80, 1914.
Free of duty, S24,766, 1871
Ad vaorem duties, 52,35l ,29
Specific duties, 81 1852 1868
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WOOD CUTTERS! WOOD CUTTERS!
kn WOOD CUTTERS WANTED, TO cut
cN1 Pine Wood near SrEMMeR's DEPOT, Balti-
more and Philadelphia Railroad Fifty cents in cash
per cord will he paid, and employment given for sew
era weeks. Apply to HENRY c. BRISCOE, at Stem
mer,s Depot miles from the city, or to
fe26 81 JOHN ALLEN, City Block.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. PARSONS & PRESTON
- are constantly receiving supply of very popular
School Books, which they offer to teachers and coun-
try merchants on reasonable terms for cash, at
No. Isl PRATT STREET,
fe06 adjoining Railroad DeDot
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, ls45.

MARINE LIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE