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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-27
AUGUSTUS P. SHUT,

g3- OIL OF TANNlN Since this article was
Introduced last fall, the sale has become immense.
To soften leather, no matter how hard, il acts the
ast0nshment OF all and for all old Leather Harness
and Carriage tops i'll use it is invaluable, aud no
stables would be without il when once known
To he had al the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
sis, Baltimore Also ut the corner uf Baltimore and
Harrison sts, and AZ 81 Ttames street. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-27

PeTATo RoT IN MAINE. A Glenburn Far
mer informs the editor of the Bangor Wing that
the Potato rot has commenced in that religion
OF the country, one month sooner than it did
last year, and anticipates bad effects. 1t has
commenced also, says the Journal of Com
merce, in various parts of New Hampshire,
Maine, and Massachusetts. This singular dis
ease, so fatal to potatoes is also prevailing in
the West.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-27
Gurertcau Atpnbltcan,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Acc. y, 1915.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER

NgRyRr Own. This man IS about to re-
.u-n to the United States, To renew, 1t is said,
yls efforts to r,toim our social system-that IS
:, overthrow religion and dcbase the morals o:
sac county. Mr. Owen is said to be about St.
venty wears of age and in the course OF nature
must be near the termination of his llie-he
should therefore employ the balance Of time
more profitable To himself and to the commu-
BROADCAST over the land. He Processes to be
Exceedingly anxious to promote human happl-
less, and yet recommends the adoption of prin-
.,ioles which would blast it, and place the hui
man family upon level with the beasts of the
.ieid. His presence in this country will be no
acquisition in religious, moral or political
view; for the mere preaching of his abomInable
doctrines will have corrupting Influence. He
scotfs at the ties which bind man and wife toge-
-hsr, and insists that either shall have pernls-
sion to select another partner, on giving due
notice of intention to quit the conneXon. And
this he calls social reform. He has, it is said, Il
number of disciples in England, who have en-
1raced his prohgate doctrines and New York
1aper states, that it is his intention to bring
some Of them with him to assist in propagatng
SIS lntanous theory, We have already enough
ii peoaigacy and corruption in our country
without his fresh Importation; and we sincere
' nope that the reception of Mr.. Owen and his
-oheagues will be such, by the religious aud
moral portion of the community, as will shew
taem that they are unwelcome guests. We
oy ttence ola God, but presume that he has
nc D@tion of future responsibility, otherwise he
.'9Gld hardly hold principles so repugnant to
al, that We are taught to hold sacred.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-27

THE corrER-MINlSG MANIA. The Chicago
News says thata company of So miners arrived
in that city on the 9th from Galena, on their
way to Lake Superior. These men ale in the
employ of the Boston Copper Mining Company,
and are destined for Copper Harbor
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-27

TRENTON WATER POWER. The canal Of
the Trenton Water Power Company now
drives with its water-powcr in Trenton, cot
ton mills, with $500 spindIes and 100 looms;
/ grst mills, with 4 run Of stones each; saw
mills; paper mills, with Is engines; button
mill; axe factory and iron foundry; iron
foundry and machine shop; l calico print
works, with three printing machines; large
mill, capable of holding 5000 cotton spindles,
not yet occupied. Besides these, an iron
works, the largest in the country, with one ex-
ception, is now building by Mr.. Cooper, of
New York, and will go into operation when
the water is let into the race-way. We like to
note these evidences of business
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COMMUNICATION.

% MESsRS EDIrORS-Can you inform me why
nearly everybody, who wants To buy lottery ticket
goes TO the office of those veteran prize sellers EMO
RY co, in preference TO any other Do not other
lottery vendors sometimes sell prizes?
It ElRGINITTS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-27

RuMoRED REVOLUTION IN HAITI. We learn,
says the New York Gazette, from the first Off
Ger of the schr Lavnia, from Curacao, that a
Haytien schooner arrived at that port from
Jacmel, having sailed the 9th INST, who report
ed that u revolution had broken out about the
lst instant, between the blacks and the mulat-
toes; the particulars of which had not transpir-
ed when he left.
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I3-NOTICE. Citizens and strangers are invited
to call and see a beautiful lot Of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES, received per the packet ship ST. Ncho-
las-the workmanship of which cannot be eycelled
now offered for sale by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK. Matchmaker
a26-lw Water ST., second door from Calvert
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CASE or Bisuor OHDENDoNK. At the an
n1al Convention Of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Western Diocese of New York,
recently held in the city Of Rochester, a pream-
BILE and resolution, touching the connection Of
Bishop Onderdonk with the General Thcologi-
cal Seminary, and proposing to instruct the
Trustees representing the Diocese in the Semi
nary to make all necessary and proper Efforts
to procure a special meeting to act upon the
question of his removal, were offered by Judge
Dayton of LockpoIt The subject called out
a long and interesting debate, which is sketch
ed in the Rochester papers. The result was
the unanimous postponement of the question
until the next Convention. This was assent
ed to by the mover.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-27

TENEE GREAT POPULARITY OF HANCE,S
n COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND and
the length of time it has stood in the favor of and CON
ndence of the public, is the greatest proof of its deci
ded superiority over every other preparation for the
cure of all forms of COUGHS and
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.
One bottle is sufficient test of its efficacy. Price
50 cents per bottle. For sale by
SETH s. HANCE,
corner Charles and Pratt sts.,
aus and lGS Baltimore st.
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03-OFFICIhL DRAWING of the Md Consoi-
dated LOTTERY, class No. "a, for ISIS:

NTIHo
6S 90 60 60 40 70 AZ As Is 10 81
20 and IS, being the lst and 81, or and 50,
being the Sd aud 4th, $40
40 and 60, being the 5th and 9Th OF AZ and 70,
being the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 40
All having two Of the drawn Nos on them, each 4
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, * .
FrOm the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. IN. Calvert st.
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MEXICAN TRADER LrNCHED. A short time
since (says the last Indepen dence Expositor,
d Spanlard in one of the Santa Fe companies,
@hen near the State line, grossly insulted the
wife of one Of our citizens AS soon as the facts
were known to the people in the neighborhood,
they held consultation and decided that as
there was every probability that the Spaniard
would escape justice, thereby exposing their
wives and daughters in greater degree to the
insults of the Spaniards, they would make such
an example of this one as should be warning
10 an others. They started and overlook him
an the prairie, where he was 'oundly thrashed
he, we further learned, reached the "Lon,
elm" ,chcre he died."
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&c DR.. JOHN M. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEBiqNE LABORATORY, 30 East Baltimore ;,
MN doc east Of Front.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEpI-
ciHEs ENER PRODUCED prepared and sold at this La
bofatory, 10 wit:-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Anll-bllio,s Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bitters stcens bottles Dyspepsia Specific, So cents
Emetc Pre,aration, 1874 cents vial; PediIuyiuln or
Foot Bath Powder, l2t cents package; Cough Sy-
ruP Tor the e're of Consumption, Coughs, Colds SC
~ cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, 12i cents
cious medcinefor mothers and infants, so cts. bottle
Rheumatic Lnment and Embrocation, and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 81; Dysen-
terry cordial 81 cs bottle, &C. &c. SC. Printed di
rections Tor the ADMINISTRATION of these remedies ac
company each aHicIe N. B. Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge. ml3-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-27

FIRE AT RAILWAY, N. J. On Sunday night
the large brick building occupied for dyeing
and printing by several Germans, took fire and
was entirely burned out There were about
eighty persons employed IN the works, and the
loss must be heavy. 1t is stated that the Ger
mans had usually kept up various fires in the
building during the Sabbath.
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MOEY II Co., No. , Calvert street, acknow-
H ietged' we belhve, to be the greatest prize SELL
era III the United Safes, have paid ont in prize mo-
ney, we are credhl, informed, within the last six
months. the enornoussum of 2s',56I.i2. u
a PARFMENpS FOR RENT. An agree
IA able famiiy of TWO or three neysons will find
some pleasant ROOMS
a27-lw Iis SARATOGA STREET.
ABRINTs. Just recei5ed, 1000 Prints of 100 diff
III terent kinds price Pc dozen rs cents; per hun
dred ST. Also Frames I0xl4, inch moulding, price
per dozen 5l.50; per one hundred Sl2.
Pedlifs and dealers in the above articles al
ways be supplied, by HUMPHREY MOORE,
los Pratt st doors from National iloie
N. b. second hand BOOKS bought aud seld.
a27-eO3t
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.AS THERE EVER SUCH LUCK

AA AS III ERE Et Elk SUCH LUCK Z
w Eighteen three No. tickets in one week sold
at M. Do4LE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. IA Pratt
street, opposite the Railroad depot, (ncxt to Brad
shaw's United States Ilotel) The only office in Bal
timore where there is any certainty Of getting the
capital prizes in the following splendid schemes to be
drawn this week, the capital prizes in which are now
on hand and for sale.
WEDNESDAY, 4caps. Of $40 900, tickets S. shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY capital prize $4,000, tickets s4 shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. DOYLE always sells some of the high
prizes in this lavorite scheme. You purchase
certificate Of D whoes for only $780, which NAV
draw over $1,000 net Risk on package of % halves
$685. and on % quarters 1915.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who our
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA prattstreet,
1t FRI 0pnosite y. ~ o. r. R. Depot.
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n l. M A MA C.,
MARRIED,

On the 2Jtf inst, by the Rev. Mr. Hickey, Wrrrr,s
WILEY to Miss MARGARET Ann irwin, of this CITY
On the 2lth instant, by the Rev'd Mr.. Elder PatLIP
NEILLT to Miss ANN NArCHr0N, all Of this city.
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M E. s. FRYER, GENERAL. IMPORTER
IF French x German LOOKING GL.7SS PL.8TES
which will be sold, by wholesale and retail as low AS
any Importer in this or any other city.
GlLDlNG done III all its yariees-such as Portrait
Prture, and Frames of all descriptions
eORNlCES of all kinds and varieties
FRAMES fe-gilt and Looking Gas 5es and Picture
Glas inserted, at
jyl-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET
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THE RoBBERY. The statement of the late
robOery Of young man by some gamblers OF
chs city, has produced considerable excite
uncDt. We have received letters and personal
applications for particulars; and surprise is eX-
pressed that proper measures have not been
llken to arrest the guilty parties. We sugges-
led yesterday, that the gentleman who has been
:ybbed should proceed at once against his plum
ierers-and we repeat that we think lie ought
20 make an affidavit of the facts TO enable the
proper authorities to act.
The gambling dens in our city should be
broken up, by the civil authority, "pcaceably if
hey can iorclbly if they must" Pick-pocket
establishments might as well be tolerated as
,hose infamous places of resort--ior we hold
INC one profession to be as respectable and as
aonest as the other. The one party uses dex-
Cerlty vi hand and sharp instrument-the
other the like dexterty with marked cards.
Where is thc difference legally or morally: and
pet the pick-pocket is pursued With hue and
cry, hunted down and punished-whilst the
gentleman gambler stalks abroad in open day
1nmolcsted. How can it be expected that
-;oung men shall he reared with proper senti-
rHents Of honor and honesty, when they are Ii
able, even unknown to themselves, to become
the associates of felons in principle? Can it
be supposed that the young man who was re-
Gently robbed of his estate, would have associ-
atGd with the fellow who made him his dupe, if
re had known him to be connected with a set
Of swindlers? No; he would have spurned
aim with contempt, Let them the protested
gambler be held and spurned by society as a
dishonest man-and let I'LL men bear in re-
.ncmblance that cards are manufactured eA-
pressiy for the use of rogues, and marked so as
&c be known by them. We hope that an e1-
ample will be made Of the gamblers concerned
"a the late transaction-and that measures may
BE taken which will eXpel all such characters
from our city.
DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914. At the
annual meeting Of this association held on Mon
day evening last, the following officers were
elected, to serve for the ensuing IL months;
William IacZcon
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HEALTH OFFICE, August 25, l84j
neP'T'" aerments in the city Of Baltimore, for the
, Week, ending Monday morning., v,z:
cholera intantum 3; Inantile unknown 9; Scarlet
sVt ou born 8; Bilious fever ?; Dropsy Drown
en !; measl's 81 CONSUMPTION 10; Catarrhal fever .;
coneh ]; Adult unknown u Old aye 4; Cramp cholic
ETTr9np Gravel !; Consestve fever /. Total So
enaea year,:';;'''ss Between and lo,.I
Do"ee" anu 22,'' -" 10 and 81,
-" and 81. Above 81, 500. .2I-5e
Males, %; females, 26--52. OF which aumber
were colored pers0ns-al free.
JAMES PEREGOY,
Commissioner of Health
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rooas
For Havre-Ship Isabella, with despatch.
For Rotterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despatch
For Bremen-Shp PocahOntas, with despatch
For Rotteriam-Ship Rebecca, with de patch
For Bremen-Barque Theodore Korner, 9th Sept.
For Aniwerp-Barqne Sophie, LIST Sept.
For Kingston, Jam.-Barque Hermitage, few DAYS
For Angostura-Brig Herzsg Cambridge, few
days - '"'
For Nassau, ". P.-Btig Victoria goth inst.
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FOR WHITE HAVEN AND

n s1p~n FOR WHITE HAVEN AND
GNyJ5YasAk3s1r PONGOTEAGUE, (Accomac Coun-
-sss<sszsss-aA ty Eastern shore of Virginia.) The
Superior swift steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Cap
tam ROBERT NJ. HILL, will leave the intersection of
Pratt ami Light street Whatves on THURSDAY
MORNING NEXT, the 9TH inst..l at six O'Clock, for
the above places, touching at White Haven both gong
and returning and reaching Pongoeasue early on the
same evening. Returning she will leave the larter
place on the following Saturday. at O'Clock, A. NJ,
for Baltimore.
V3~Freight or Passage as usual, apply on board or
at the Office, No l26, NJ f. corner OF Light and Pratt
streets.
15- Passengers going 10 White Haven can rely upon
"A conveyance 10 any part of Somerset or Worcester
countess on application to Theo: Dashied at Prn-
cess Anne, or Matthew PurneIl, at Snow Hill.
NJ b. The above route will be continued until fur
Their notice. .ol7tc
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MusRUK. The entertainments al this favorb and
fashionable place of resort continues 10 atractnuch
anptause. visitor cannot fail to De pleased,
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ID | r d.

"a me 24th instant, Mrs. RACHEL JESNINGs, in the
Ist year Of her age.
oh me I'D inst. Mrs. MILLTsON ASHLEY in the 56th
year OF her age, formerly of Kent county Md.
oh the 2oth inst. SAMUEL TAYLOR, in his 69th year
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ALABAMA. Joshua L. Martin, the indepen-
this Sac, by a majority of3S52 votes
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New Music. We have received from Shrtz s.
wilde, q volume Of Music entitled "BeautiesDf the
Bohemian Git,' consisting of twenty airs, annged
for the Flute or Violin.
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IMPORTANT RUMoR. A considerable excite
ment has been raised here, says the Oswego
Advertiser, by a rumor that the U. S. iron
steamer Jefferson, now in this port, has been
ordered to the Gulf Of Mexico by way of ST.
Lawrence, leaving the commerce of Lake On
tario without protection, and the Revenue laws
to take care of themselves.
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NEW GOODS. HAMILTON. EASTER =

NJ EW GOODS. HAMILTON, EASTER &
~ CO, 203 Batmore-st are now opening large
and splendid stock of FRESH FALL GOODS, which
has been selected with great care, and will is hoped
meet the approval of our customers Our assortment
tor the coming season will exceed in extent and vare-
" any heretofore on hand, which, united with fair
dealing and moderate profits will, ii is hoped secure
The favors of old and new customers. Wholesale
Rooms up stairs. a97
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TBNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT the sub
n scrher has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County letters of administration on the Der
sonal estate of LLOYD q. BAKER late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said estate, hereby warned exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or be
fore the 18th day of Feb'y lsf; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to the said estate. are request
I'd to make immediate payment. Given under INV
hand this 26th day of August, la45.
RICHARD BAKER, Adm'r,
a27-law4W" with the viii ounayed
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FENICK ELS S5-Shares in proportion. CAPT
.R tails of Sl0,O00 each to-day in one scheme to he
drawn at a O'Clock, p. M. a first rate opportunity to
make an investment at TUCKER " BROS Office in a
package. package Of whole tickets, containing 20
tickets, and all the numbers that go in the Wheel full
cost SlJO we wi issue certificate for $40 only, and
shares of packages in proportion Don't neglect this
brilliant opportunity of realizing fortune at the Head
Quarters of Tucker s. Bro.
IT. r, TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the Corner--fIcad of Centre Market
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SOMETHING New. This may be truly call
ed an age Of Improvement. The latest We
have seen, is one for restoring a thm lank and
deeply furrowed face, to a smooth, plump and
beautiful form. We saw a gentleman, yester-
day, who had awaited himself OF this improve
ment, and the change it produced for the bet
ter was truly great, making him appear at
least ten or fifteen years younger We unde r
stand that DR.. Allen, of Cincinnati is the in
ventor, to whom the American Society Of Den.
tai Surgery awarded medal, for his invention
at their recent annual meeting, held in the ci
ty of New York. This may be regarded a:
one of the most important improvements that
has been made in dental surgery.
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The election of the other officers was post
poned until this evening, at hafpast : O'Clock.
committee of five was appointed to make
arrangements for the celebration of the APP
preaching 18th of September.
A resolution offered by Gen. A. MIltenber-
ger, was unanimously adopted, to the effect
shat, although the members Of the Association
are exempted by age from the performance oil
militia duty, yet such of them as are able to
bear arms pledge themselves to serve their
country in any emergency which may arise.
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HpOOh BlNDIhG-Execuled in every style
ed with expedition and on reasonable terms at
LYCErr'S, No. l22 Baltimore street, over the Pat
riot Office in Velvet, Morocco Russia, or Calf Music
and Periodicals neatly bound. mS-wslv
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NEW & FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS.
ENRANKLIN GARDNER, I95 MARKET
n STREET, having just returned from the North
ern Cities is now opening and daily receing additions:
Rich Fancy Silks Orleans Cloths
Matteoni Lustrngs Ginghams
Staple Silks Mouse de LANES
Bonnet Velvets Cashmere de Ecosse
Bonnet Satns Repp Cashmeres
Ribbons Laces Cloakings
French EmhrOiheries Vestings
ShawIs and Scarfs Cloths and Cassimeres
Long Cloth Hdkis Irish Linens
Silk Velvets Damask Diapers
Alpacas, SC. Towellings, Sc.
Also, full and general assortment of DOMESTICS
such Fancy Prints Shirtngs; Cassinetts; Keseys;
Osnabugs; Tickngs; Checks, &C., to which he would
call the attention of County Dealers, who will find
to their advantage TO give him call.
n3- Wholesale Rooms up stairs. GpRl a25
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REFoRM CONVENTION. We renew the notice
that this Convention will assemble this morning,
at o'clock, in the Saloon of the Law Build
Bgs.
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G7-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed With great despatch, atNo
1874 BALTIMORE sTRrET-such as
MAMMOTH uII1.; 'iuch larger than any other
nffice can execute
STEAM BOAT EXCURSIONS,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADihG,
STAGE St EATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. *.
Indeed i; Is needless to enumerate, rs We are pos
Sessed otacites for doing york eres style, and in
manner unsurpassed in this city
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& Wilde the September No. of "Arthur's Ladies'
Magazine.o The Sept. No. of 'Graham's American
Monthly Magazine;' ''Cosmos,' being part of a
survey of the general Physical Historyofihe Universe,
by Alexander Won Humboldt and No. 10 of can En-
cvclopedia of Domestic Economy"
Messrs. Armstrong * Berry have laid upon cur ia
Bile Nos 63 and 6i of iapers Illuminated and Illus
tated Shakespeare" "Cosmos," being part Of a
survey of the general Physical History of tn Uni
verse, by Alexander Won IIambolt and No 10 of
sAn EncyclOpedia Of Domestic Economy.n
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Md OIL CLOTH. Will be sold a bargain
W one lot of Oil Cloth, little used, will be sold
very low TO get it out of the way
I'M. HAIG, l2l Baltimore st.,
a27 doors above South,