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STRAY.
TRlE.0nEna.

nHILEMON AMES would respectfully inform
i the inhabitants Of MIDDLEBURY and vicinity,
that he has again opened shop in the village at tire
north end Of the BRIDGE, over Moody's Drug store,
where he will he ready wait his old Customers,
and all who may favor him with call He hopes by
diligence and punctuaity in his business to merit
share of their patronage.
NIB. Cutting done at short notice and warrant
ed to fit, If well made.
Middlebury. Jan. Slh, 1916. soft
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@HARRY BRADLEY, Of Burlington,
Vt. has sent $25 each, for himself, his
wife, and two daughters, to the widow of
Hon. James Barbour as a contribution to
the fund for building Monument to
HENRY CLAY in Virginia.
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LOOK AT THIS!i

1000 Bushels solar SALT at Is pr. bush.
1000 do 7. |. or Rock 90. at so &C nts.
800 small Bags Dairy Salt,
so large Bags do. Ground do.
200 Bbls. fine do. do. de.
For sale by w. CHAPMAN
Vergennes, Dec. II, ls44. So
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Notice.,

whereas Aceneth Ripley my wife hath left my
pea ana BOARD without my knowledge and Con-
sent ! therefore forbid all persons from trusting
ner on my account, as shallpay nodebts other
contracting after this date.
Ripton Feb Eth ls45 CHARLES RIPLEY
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q The Locofoco resolutions ofin-
kruS'lon to the Virginia Senators to vote
1or the Texas Annexation Resolutions,
pow before the United States Senate,
naFs been rejected BY the House of As
eenbly
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Hon. large is Iexos. A Texas'paper,
10 tempt our Texas aPetites, answers the
nterrogatory thus 1T contains 3ls 600,
and is full as large as the following States
,nitaI
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COgg NseJ See.

H. NICHOLS, at his old Stand door
South of the Baptist Meeting house has on hand
a large stock of Cabinet Furniture which he will
sell very low for cash or most kinds of produce
Asthe Subscriber intends to keep on hand every
article in his line Of business those wishing TO
purchase will do we'll TO call on him before pur-
chasing elsewhere. ! few cords of Wood taken
in exchange for work. Al t.
CLOTH CAPS.
JUST reed an assortment Mems Youths and
CEildren's Cloth Caps for sale low by
z. BECKWITH s. co.
April %, 1874.
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A pretty large slice of land to take in
to the Union by the simple process of
Joint Resolution Six States, twelve
Senators in Congress, &c.
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Goods Fallen

IN NEW YORK.
~ Within short time, goods have fallen on
very much in price, in consequence OF when,
A. FRANCIS has bought at very low prices
with cash, a large stock OF goods oil almost every
kind, and style, which he offers lower THAI ever.
October 1914
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{ commissioners Notice.

commissioners Notice.
We the subscribers, being appointed " the
Probate curt for the Districtof NewIIaYen, Com
miiSioEeTs, ID receive, examine and adjust all
cllims jnl dcmantS Of al persons, against the
estate Of
HULDAH BEEMAN.
late of New Haven in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And months from the20Lh dav Ct De-
ccmber 1914, being allowed by said Ccuu fer
that purpose we do therefore hereby Civ. rotice
that will attend TO the business ofour said ap-
pointment, at The dwelling house of A. P Beeman
in sid New Haven on the 2ud ThsTsda, Of
March and JanulTy next from one o'clock, Until
four p. n. on each 81 said days.
Du,el at Ne.o Haven jan. 4M 1915.
y Jgi Il. %a S s1sn Commissioners. Al
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For Sale,

A T the Subscribers Book Store ,Cdrmir1
q .Sacra or Boston Collection of Nusic,at
Q dollars per doz.
ALSO, Modern PsGImfsi, at 6 dollars Per
dez: Miscellaneous Books, School EoohS.
1HFvGiS for Christmas Il New-years presents.
Blank Bools. and large assortment OF Foot
Cap. Letter g. Billet paper, which will be sold
very low for Cash
J.HAGAR.
1Middlebury, Dec. 17lh. 1914. 33.6.w.
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va HITE Linen Thread, FINE. for
w Knitting Laces Sc. at
BROWN e. SHELDON'S
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GR0eG: cries,

l7MssssEss ssaSAa
THE subscriber has now on hand Il gen.
eral assortment of FANNY GnocEGIEs, of
a superior quality, whIrh will be sod a.
low for cash, as any store in this village,yiz:
Crushed, iogf and dry,-a SUGARS and
no!dsser.
OIL Hyson Y. H., II. S. and black Teas.
old lara, LaguiaG, and 81. Domingo Cef-
fees. Coco1, Chocolate and Cocoa Shells.
Rice, and .Sodg Crackers.
Crude and Gro. Pepper, Cinnamon, Clore,.
Caesid, AisP;ec, Mace, Nufmegs and Ginger.
TIpioca, Sage, Arro1- Root, Pearl BdrLy,
ont Meal, Iceland and lash lIsss. COoPens
Eia9i1ss.
Waiie AMI comrlcn Clue.
HHiFs No. I, Extra, and Com. Bar Soap.
Sharing and Fancy Soaps. Of rarious kinds.
Sharing Cream. superior article.
Paint and Furnish Brushes. PENIS, T1dr-
nish and Liaseed OIL
Burlington Glass, all sizes and Putlu.
Dor Rasias, Lemons, Tamarinds cad Cit
ron.
Christics and ChapmGn's Smoking End CLeir-
ing ToJacco Of all kinds. Maecoboy and
Scotch Snuff. &c. sc. w. p. russell
Milllebury, Dec. lS44.
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q LPACCAS a large assortment NJ
n BROWN s. SRELDON'S
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Sap Tubs,

200 Sap Tubs for sal e low Ey
u. BECKWITH SEQ. MiddeLury FEDS 1915
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NtcpO Goods.

fa1HE subscriber has received from New
II York large and well selected assort-
ment of
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Calicoes, Balzorcnes, Printed Lawns and Cam
brics, good assortment for sale by
Aug. 3rd. BROWN SSHELDON.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District of New-Hayen-

Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register. 4U
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14
1t EMORY, No. , N. Calvert,st

% THE SATURDAY VISITEk'S CONTENTS.
''The Murder of the MiScr," tai" OF crcumsnntia
evidence; ''Thc Reward" good tale well told and
complete; another Of the Caude Lectures; map of
the Valley Of the Nile, as described by Mr. Gluddon;
Rev. w. II. Channins's non secarian Church; the
elegant Letter OF ''Emmeuo to the RepealerS of Bal
timOrC: Proposed duugs of the Sons of Temperance
aud Others on the 9Th of July; visit to McCHrry; a
Reply to the suns article on Capital Punishment: the
Seneca Indians; C.. VI. Clay's newspaper movements;
EnigmaS; Jokes; News; Markets. sc. Ptce sinsy 4
cts; per year Sl.5O, or months for 81. Office IA
Baltimore st, near North. a. Remember that the
Nsiter will go anywhere, within 30 miles, free Of post
age, after the st July. Ii
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BALTIMORE, May 30. 1915.

ofhe WcStern Bunk Of BALTIMORE:
GENTLEMEN-HlvlHg been solicited by friend to
engage with him i'll the Stock and Exchange business,
and after consultation with numerous of my friends
on the subject have concluded TO accept OF the pro-
position maze me; and it now becomes my painful
duty to tender you my resignation as Cashier of the
Western Bank of Baltimore, and in doing so, it is Il
of great qualification for me to know that |
leave the institution in very healthy and prosperous
condition | tender to you, gentlemen my most sin
and grateful Acknowledgements for the kind feel
ingS always manifested towards me, and for the great
assistance received from your personal aid and coun
sci in the administration of the affairs OF the Insu-
ton, and to express my mo sincere wishes for lis
continued success and usefulness and for your indi-
vidual happiness and prosperity.
Very respectfully, yours, sc
THOS. SPICER, JR.
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WESTERN RANK
B,LrlHorE. Nav 30. ls45.

n BALI INUKE, Nay 1U, Iof). J
The President and Directors Of the Western Bank
OF Baltimore, having received the above cOmnunica
ton from Thomas Spccr Jr the Cashier of this Bank,
deem ii their duty To express To hun their entire ap
probation of his character as man, and his conduct
rs an officer and regret the loss of efficient an aux
Hilary in the administration of the affairs of the Bank:
and in accepting his resignation, most respectfully
der to him this expression of tn wishes for
his future welfare and success in the business he has
selected, and direct that this testimonial of regard be
entered on the minutes Of the Bank, and copy fur
nshed to Mr. Spicer and also to the daily papers OF
the city for publication. By order of the Board,
True copy, (Tesi)
jel4-lt H. CARTER. Cashier.
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On Friday morning, the 18th instant, at Il o'cloc
JAMES II. Thomas, in the 5Ith year of his age
HIS friends and acquaintance respectfully il
Vtrd to attend his funeral this afternoon at cioc
from his late residence, Wilk-st :
On the 9Th instant, Rev. OSCAR TAYLOR, in the "a
year OF his age.
IN inc iOlh INST FRANCIS HAMLGN, in the SD vel
of his age, native Of Fraace but for the last tlvnn,
three years Il resident Of this CITY,
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J II. CARTER. Cashier.
jel4lt

Ql5-Fhe Religious community will be gratfed to
learn that an Excursion conducted in a manner con
genial with their feelings will off on the 18th o.
july under the direction OF the teachers attached to
the School of the Iigh-st. NJ. T.. Church. The zine
steamer Maryland, Capt Ia. G. Taylor, is engaged, and
delightful spot selected across the Bay. Particulars
in future advertisement. iel3.2t*
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10 ATTENTION! INDEPENDENT LIGHT
DRAGONS. Parade on TUESDAY NEXT, the
I7th instant at y O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Washington
Monument, in full summer uniform, with arms and
equipments in complete order, 10 escort the troop Of
Horse from Laurel Factory and vicinity, under the
command of Col HORACE EAPR0N into the city
B. order Of the commanding officer,
IT GEORGE REILLY. IS.
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Q5- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The Rev P. A. STRo
BEL, of Georgia, will preach in the Second English
Lutheran Church, Lombard street, TOMORROW
Sunday MORNING, at II O'Clock, and at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon lie VIII also preach in the Rev, Dr..
Morris Church, Lexington street, ~ O'Clock IN tn"
evening The public generally invited TO attend.
iaI
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s-&HEAP as ANY! We respectfully ask III

StHEAP as ANY! We respectfully ask the
~ attention of the Ladies 10 our assortment of
CHEAP DRY GOODS. We do not profess to sell
articles for % cents, worth 81, but invite compa-
son with any store in this city regards low prices.
We offer for sale
Wide Black LACE, (selng at s'the cheap stores" at
Sl25,) for Is cts. per yard
Wool BAREGES do. do %, at our store 90 cts.
Wool BALZARINE do. do %, at our store 30 cts.
Twill real Manchester BINGHAM do. do. 81, at cur
store 30 cents, &c. sc. Also,
Sd Real French Tarletan MUSLIN, IL cts.
Sd do. do. high colors, Is GO
silk Sunshades 81; wide Damask Curtain Muslin %
Fashionable Linen Pantaloon Stuffs, 81! cts.
Best 'ality light Kid Gloves 50-with Hosiery, Rib
bons, Swiss and Book Muslins, Iris Linen and
Lawn, Chintzes, Calicoes, SC, 'as cheap as any
90 An Omnibus passes the Store every few min :
utes. Ladies from Town Point can easily look IN
on us, and save money besides enjoying ride.
JOHN A. ROCHE co.
S. w. corner Pratt and High sts., fold town.
93- There is no Icistakine the house. jeiA-oF
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A L. III A N A G..
MARRIED.

On the III! inst. By the Rev. MI Shrigley, Mr.
RESIDE 10 Miss CArHARINE ANY REIGiEy hoth
Baltimore county. On the same, by the same N
GORsAGE, of This city
On the 10Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Backus. Jo,d
BRADFORD, Esq, to MARY. eldest daughter oTthe In
Cot. George ArmsIead U. 5. A.
On the OH inst. by the Rev'd Mr.. Veitch VIM,
II. PorrEE to Miss ELIZABETH CLARK, all of This cit
On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Hickey. Mr. Prrl
CHILLING, TO Miss MARY CRoMEY, all Of this civ
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nr2-SECOED COMING or CHRIST. Dscourscs
on this subject will "e gwen providence permittingO
ON TO MORROW, (Sdbbath,) in the Saloon of The
City Guards, corner of Hanover and Lombard suects;
IN the Morning at half past 10 O'Clock, sermon will
be preached ON the necessary qualifications to meet
the Lord IN peace. In thc afternoon at O'Clock, the
present position ofthG Adventlsts Will b. fined.
LEMUEL OsLER viii oticlate in the morning aud at
temOnn; the subject embracing the ''Rest1raton OF
the Jews will he continued bya Minister of this city,
at O'Clock in the evening. Seats free. The pnhic
are respectfully invited To attend IT.
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'E,TNAL FOR MURDEE. ! he grand jury Of n.
York have found true bills against the two
boys Leonard R. Ilodgkiss and Daniel Living
stone, charged with the murder Of James Lee
Burtis, by throwing him overheard from boat
The trial will take place in the Court of Oyer
and Ternner.
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SUDDEN DEATH. A laborer, named An
drew White, died suddenly, while at work on
the Clay banks in Albany, in consequence OF
drinking cold water immoderately while in an
eNtremelY heated state.
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APPOINTMENT. Cornelius w. Lawrence has
been appointed collector of the port of N. York,
to take effect on the lst of July next, in place
of C. P. Van Ness, resigned
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@5-0rFICIAL DRAWING of the Consolidated

Q3- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Consolidated
Lottery Of Maryland class No, n, for 1915:
| 26 % G5 SO 30 81 40 GS 43 90 so 8 70
and &c, being the Isl and ID drawn Nos. each S25
% and 81, being the ID ana Sd drawn Nos. each 20
- and bl, being the I'd aad fth drawn Nos each Is
80 and G5, being the 4th and 9TH; or 80 and 80,
being the 9TH and 9Th, each 10
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, - 81
From the old established House Of
1t EMORY, No. n. CavertSt.
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G7-UNIN ERSALiST CHURCH. Rev Mr. SnRIG-
will preach in the Calvert street Church TO
MORROW. Sunday at II O'Clock, a. Al, and at 8
O'Clock 7. NJ 1t
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I'D EcEIvnD THIS DAY. a, nccLLNAN,s

PUBLICATION DEPOT, e. Baltimore street
4th door East Of Gay
fcl.-2jC.
me Ladies National Magazine; superb number
grm--!jC. ' "
Satuldh? American and Temperance Advocate-4c
VIM hundreds of new and cheap publications
Mi'n ' subscriber WI sell AS Cheap, it not cheaper
;.l any other establishment OF similar descr nrion
in lac United states, at wholesale and retail
JAMES T. McGLENhN'S
Publication Depot, 81 Baltimore ST.
III 18th door East of Gav-st
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LATER FROM HAVANA. Advices fiom Ha-
v1na to the LIST inst have bcea received at N.
Orleans. A letter to a commercial house, dat
ed at Havana, 3lst ult, says: "The news OF
the 9th April from Europe caused our sugars
to advance again to the quotations of our last
neutrality-suspicious. for browns and yelIows.
Spectators are in the market, but holders are
unwilling to sell" The exports of sugar from
Havana and Matan2as to the 3lst May, were
l76, O54 boxes, against 500, lO3 boxes last year
to the same date.
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% WE FEEL IT TO BE OUR DUTY, as chron-
cers of what tianspires in this little world of ours, to
notice the great and continued excitement kept up at
the elegantly arranged Office Of our friends, Messrs
EMORY s CO., No. North Calvert st. The merry
jingle of the "Ycow Jackes' as prize after prize is
cashed by these successful vendors, is envening be
yond description. Several OF our acquainlances-
though i'll need of increase Of thiSworld's goods
induced, we presume, 10y the widely extended pop
uarly of these gentlemen prize sellers, paid them
visit last week, and drew n considerable number of
institutions. We notice this in Justice 10 this
old established FIRM (or certain it is, they havr re-
eved the very pressing necessities of large portion
of community and that our friends, particularly
those in the country, who may choose to invest their
surplus cash in this species Of speculation, may know
where $50 says report they will have the best chance
of success. Their office is No. North Calvert St ,
nearly opposite Bamums City Hotel, where the loi-
terry business is conducted in all its branches upon
equal and fair terms. it
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Y G%T-Es5 REWARD. Lost on Thursday
IA evening, IN the eastern section OF the city, Il
s:all Morocco POCKET BOOK, containing seven or
eight 50 notes of the Bank of Baltimore, $40 note
on another Of the Baltimore Banks aud a 81 note on
Pennsylvania Bank; Il counterfeit $40 note on the
Merchants Bank; and promisSory note for SOB
drawn by James sullivan in favor Of Caleb Goodwin
y Co. The finder will obtain the above reward hy
leaving the pocket book and its This of
fee, leila otk
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LiSr-PORT OF BA1TIM ~
FRIDAY. JUNE la 1875.
FROM TIE EXCHANGE REApING.Roounonn.
CLEAR EIl

CLEARED,
Schr Direct, Briggs, New York, ]. w. Brown.
Schr Gaego, Downs, Norfolk, master.
Schr Vermont, Sadicr, Charleston, J. X. Randall
SAILED, to day-Shp Napier, Sanford, Amsted
dam; barQue Lawrence, Ii0wus, for Boston; RI briJ
Ranger. Young, Halifax, N. >.
ARRIVED,
Brig Cent Pinckney, HOBBS days fm Charlie ston|
lumber, to ]. X. Randall.
Schr Iowa, ApplGgarih, days FIN Charleston salt
10 Z. Pendcrgasi Y Son.
Canal boat Lady Washington, from WilkesbarreI
anthracite coal, 10 John PickeI.
Steamer Express, Whitecar, I'm Philadelphia ndse
to T.. g. Harris.
Steamer packet Herald, Russell from Norfolk Sa 81
nothing,
MEMORANDA.
Barque HOme Watts, arrived at New York 10Th
inst. from New Orleans. Schr Chesapeake, Stewart.
Tor Baltimore, cleared al do. same day.
Barquc Leda, Ruark, Of Baltimore, cleared at New
Orleans 4Ill inst for Trieste.
Brig Victorine, Davis, from, Baltimore, arrived at
New Orleans 9TH inst.
Brig st. Mary, new White, from Baltimore, arriv4
ed Al Port Spain Trinidad, 10Th u in II days passage
Brig Knkw0od, IIaynie from New Orleans arrived
at Charleston 9Th inst and was advertised to sail fol
Baltimore with despatch.
Brig Ruby, Mckenzie, for Baltimore, cleared al
Bangor 9TH inst.
Brig MoXy, -, for Baltimore, sailed from Bath
9Th inst.
arrived at Portland sth inst.
Brig Orbit, Travers, for Baltimore, sailed FIN Rich
nond 18th inst
Schr Ma y, Smith, from Providence for Baltimore,
was in Dutch Island Harbor ION inst.
Schr Lenobia, Brown, for Baltimore, cleared at Sa !
yannah 9Th inst. and went to sea same day.
Schr Walter Merchant Deming, for Baltimore,
cleared at Wilmington N. c. llth inst
Schr Pearl, Crowel, from Baltimore, arrived at
Providence 10Th inst.
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gf3- \ CARD The friends Of the "Baltino'e Mi
nstry Al age invite your aid in c0untenance OF Their
annual Floral Exhibition and Sale. IL has been pre-,
barring for some weeks, and ON III" fan sympathy OF
all its friends, it Is largely dependent,
Any contribution OF Fru or Flowers viii be crate
fully received nj the Law Buildings on MONDAY,
The 10th OF June.
The Exhibition viii open At O'Clock on MONDAY
EVENING, aud continue throughout the following
day aud evening, al the Law Buildings, corner OF
Lexington anl ~. Pau's streets. II will consist OF
fine display of Pottel Plants, Bouquets, Mos u IS
kes and Frosted Work 1t is expected that lhr Night
blooming Ceres OF Mr.. John Feast, ani full Band OF
Music, will add to its attractions Hall open from 5
/ tn 10 p. VI. on Mon lay, and from AN. TO 10 NJ
/ on Tuesday. Abundance l25 cents. icl43t
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An EXPOSURE. Gustavus c. Hebbe, the
the distinguished Swedish writer on European
politics, has again arrived in New York. 1t Is
said that he will Immediately communicate to
the American public the real views of the Eng
lish and French Governments with regard to
the annexation of Texas.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM
For ltoiterdam-Ship Caledonia 18th inst
For Brcmen-Saip Marianne, soon.
Fot BatbadoeS -BaTque Henry Kelsey, soon.
For Valparaiso, &c.-Barque George s. Henry. IOt
proSimo.
For observation-disclosures Pioneer, 18th inst.
For Observation-Disclosures Ernst \ Gustav SOON
For RIVER La Piata--BIig Amazon, soon.
For MaIsailes-Brig George Gardner, 25th inst
For Kingston, Jam Brig Giamofgan few DAYS
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EfSII HDUSE.-SPRiNG GARDENS.
$Ti5sa, Ihs pleasant place of Summer resort
%Si!.a having undergone thorough repair, is now
fa,ii open Tor the SraS0n--and, as usual, FISH
IN3lEACkABS, &c, iGst from the water, will be
served 1T Short notice.
lE} Persons desiring To visit this beautiful spot, can
oman BOATS either at BdHey's or Blacks, on this
sldr-or the house be approached by land cross
my the Long BI!dgc. 1t is Of the coolest retreats
neat The city, and the proprietor will cndeaVor to
make all comfortable vino visit the place cl4 colin
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AN SCOTTI informs the public in general, that
I'VE eshe still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANDATORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No IL SOUTH STREET..
GO Ladies' plain FRONT BRAIDS manufactured
in superior manner. apes -3mlf
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% OHMUNICATlmN $1,000: The Capital
Prize of S7O1e, in class H. comb. DC D. was sold in
yesterdays Lottery, at NJ IOSErH'5 Lottery Office,
No. 45 Pratt street opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Depot, bstween The Two IInlels. II
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{17- r.. y. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PIcruRE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES sc. sc.
Ef- IMPORTER French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, SC. SC.
Frames re guilt and Plates inserted in Frames ut
ap!6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.