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a SHAKING COUNTRY. When Yankee finds
himself sot down" in a western country, he
thinks of little else, Tor year or two, but the
sgue and fever. One who lately found himself
Oh the banks of the Muamee, wrote long let
Ter "hum," from which We extract the fellow
ing:
Along the fat, sickly looking shore Of this
river, one alnaost sees the ague and fever, or
the chilIs, with fiery eyes and feverish cheeks,
or the paid, haggard countenance, with chat
tering teeth and shaking limbs, bones rafting
III their sockets, and all the currents Of life
frozen up, staring its victim in the face, and
crying shake, shake And one MALT of the in-
habItants, a: least, present in Their yellow and
cadaveEous cheeks, and dull eyes, the very per-
sonitication Of the bilious fever and kindred
complaints. In fact, during this month and
next, one half or more Of the residents of the
western world may be ssen with bottle Of wine
and quinina IN one pocket, and in the other
box of calemel which they eat, No: by grains,
bat the table spoonful"
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SEpvcuoN, McEsv AID MuEDEH. The
Western Frontier Wing, published al Van Ba-
rcn, Arkansas, gives the particulars Of an az
gregation OF crime almost TOO horriblefo belle.
On Cedar Creek lived a man by the name of
Statum, With his wife and daughter about seq
cntecn years Old On the l8th ult. the Gaugh-
ter gave birth to an Legitimate child, which is
charged to have been killed by S;atum and Sc
GREETED. Up &c within Il few weeks he denied
Tie girls situation, even after it had been noto-
rious III the nejghborhood and had forbidden
his wife to mention it, At the girls delivery
not soul bG. himself was present-his wife
not being permitted to be in the room. Soon,
however the thing was noised about, the girl
and her father and mother denying what had
occurred. A strltagem led 20 fol- disclosure
committee Of the citizens told the girl her
father had confessed all, and in consequence
she made confession. The father then did the
same, bet declared the child was born dead,
aud thar he mad hurled it for the purpose Of Sc
cTecy, The child, however, was found IN
buried, near ledge OF rocks The Wing says
there can scarcely he doubt that the father Of
the girl is also the father Of the child! The
girl and her father are in jail, and the mother
las turned States evidence.
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TIE FEIaATE CoNGREss. About ESQ sea-
men, ordinary seamen, landsmen and boys,
from the receiving ship Pennsylvania, were on
Monday transferred to the U. :. frigate Con-
rrcss,
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WONDERFUL SPRING. There is an extraor-
binary spring of water in Missouri, about fifty
miles north of Batevile, which has been sound
ed to the depth of five hundred feet without
reaching the bottom. One of the State boun-
aary line Commissioners describes it as rising
in the western extremity Of basin from cav
ity nearly circular, about fifty yards in dame
ter, and Of a depth hitherto unfathomed The
water flows with but little variation in quanti-
ty throughout the year, The quantity is est.
mated to be from 20 to $4,000 cubic feet per
minute. The fall is rapid, amounting in the
distance Of half mile to IL or Is feet.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

II za-~s FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
EsHszsJa ~ BRIDGE, AND EASTON The fine
Xzaxassr5sRxz steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
timore on every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY MORN
ING, at olock, for the places above named start
ing from the lower end of DuganS wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
iyl2 L. G. TAYLOR.
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DRowNED. Mr.. Jaques Hardy, 4 Froncl
gentleman of New York, was drowned at the
Nauows, Staten Island, OIL Monday, while
bathing He was 2bou: IS years old,
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Love AND RELIGION. A medical student OF
Berlin, lately fell in love with the daughter OF
the lady at whose house he lodged; his passion
was warmly returned. But there was all in
surmountab!e obstacle to their union, in the
fact of the lady being Protestant Christian,
and the gentleman Jew. Business called the
youth to Breslau; and when he had been there
a few days, lie received a letter from his mis-
tIess couched in the following terms:
My Dear Eiend:-The difficulties which
so long stood in the way of our marriage have
been put ali end to, and by the intervention OF
your good angel, as you have SO often called
your faithful Nina, who yesterday became a
Jewess'
Scarcely had this letter been despatched,
when its writer received one from her lover,
dated Breslau, to the following effect:
Wa Dear .MinnG;-Thc obstacle which pre-
scented itself to our union, in the unfortunate
difference in our religious faiths, no longer
exists: and shall hasten to complete our mt
tual iecty;-l yesterday became Christian.
How the lovers contIived to get over this
new dilemma is not recorded.
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STEAMBOAT DIsCONTINU.

Exgaaa yyfzze I'D The trips Of he Steamboat
Nsssstssshassx EAfPAHANNOCK to Pongoieaeuc,
AcGC@ac CoLni!. Z. :. Of Va, have heeR ii,cOi-
tInueG. :. VI. Sill tENAKER, Agent.
s.il t!.fCe Hughes QUay.
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FOR FREDERICKSRuRG- Va.

hsaHanR~ l. AND THE USUAL LANDINGS
M-lAzs,usS ON THE RAPFAHANNOCK RIV-
49, safSG En-. The Steamer RIPARIAN
szs1sso Eaa1szasz2AzNOCK, Capt, Noah FairbanA, will
Leave Hughes, Quay, for the above places, on SA-
TUEDAH AFTERNOON, the 18th July, q 0 clock
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SEA BATHING.

REUNT's NON EVAPORATING iNkSTANIi
q Just received. further supply ofthis eIceNer;
lNkSTANn, which need only be used 20 be apps
clated, il prevents evaporation, aud The ink from
becoming thick, and also prevents the pen from re-
ceiying 100 much iDE For ,a'c by
PARSONS * PRESTON,
Booksellers. Statloncls and Blank BOOK manufagIur-
ers, No IT Pra.! street, adjoining the Rail Road D.
pos. sells.
a 7<Ass SKIRTS. s,BAss AIIIIITS, !e...
= received at f. GARDENERS,
= bales Grass Cloth
20 case. bleached Shir'irr. o. approved .aaea
10 IL new style PRlh -,
FRANKLIN GARDNER.
.?l9 Nc, iyJ 9ailI ore .uvsS,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

a shocking state Of deprarity. During the
trial of youth before the City Court yester-
day, certain facts were elected from witnesses,
called upon the stand by the prosecuting attor-
ncy, which, for novelty of character and moral
terphude, are truly deplorable. 1t seems that
during the past summer a number of men,
youths, and women-of the most abandoned
characters-haVe been in the habit of Cen
camping, " as expressed by witnesses, in the
woods, near grave yard, in the neghborhood
of the Philadelphia Railroad, on the margin of
the city, where they so greatly annoyed the re-
sidents Whereabouts, that they complained to
Capt CostigaD, of the Eastern night watch, al
egng that this party were in the habit Of COM
hitting depredations upon their barn-yards,
SC; upon which information, the captain and
his men, made various efforts to arrest the Of
fensive parties, but without success. 1t had the
effect, however, Of causing them to remove
their quarters, The next time this new asso-
citation of socialists" was heard OF, they were
''encamped," Cor rather had "sGuatted" for
they appear to have become rather more mi
gratory,l in another place across Harris creek
in the neighborhood of Canton, where they
rendezvoused during the nght-or, rather
when not engaged in committing depreciation:
on society," or lndulgng iii vice and crime, in
the city and country. The particulars as gi
ven, ia reference to the habits of this most de-
based association of the sexes, are Of such re-
voting character as to forbid their detail. A
witness, who, with an etIfontry indicating the
grossest perversion O. nature. gloried in being
associated with Dick Hall, Ande Baxter, Bot
Mccall, and Jesse Keller, as boon companions
in this new and most debased habit of life
The moral. if not the legal, offence of these
parties, is of such character as to expose then
to everlasting infamy.
Recovering. MIR Patrick Flanagan, wh'
was severely injured by the accident in Nortf
Calvert street on Tuesday, we are glad to learI
is convalescent His attending physician ex
presses j. as his opinion tina. he Will eventual
| ~ recover,
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I'VE Nth Hon1 'pathic, or, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
applied tJT ne cure Of Mental and Nervous Di cdS,;-
DIX. TANNER has Tor the past eight wears devoted
much time and attention to the amelioration and
OF various diseases, by the application IF the human
cess far beyond hi expectations namely, Monona-
MIA, Insanity, or recent Madness, where there is no
maOrmatisn destruction of the mental organs; al
so, diseases of the Spine and Abdominal Yiscera Te-
Janus, CFrismns, or Locked Jaw) Epilepsy Hysteria
Chorea or st. VtuS' Dance Neuralgia, Paralysis In
sanity, HypochondnaSs, Delirium Tremens, Nervous
Headaches, Commissions, Sleepness, General Ner-
vousncss and especially the Diseases of Ladies and
Children.
Dr. +. may be consulted at his Office, No ij East
LOmbard-st. between High and Exeter-ss., every
morning between the hours Of half part eight and half
past O'Clock.
N. b. Dr. r. being DESTROYS Of extending his re
searches in Mesmeri.m, respectfully invites any La
dies (recipienS Of the Mesmerc influcncG) who wish
TO be MesmCrzed to call at his office, o23 81
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1.-THE cuRE FoR roorHAcHn ntro.

IL duced from Philadelphia, where TINS been IL
constant public use for the last i've years.
Persons suffering with Toothache will have i; cared
in one minute by applying WHEELkRN5 TEA Der
RY TOOTH WASH 10 the decay Of the tooth, and
will have all decay arrested-SOreRess Of the Gums
cured-Softness of the Gums cured-Bleedins Of the
Gums stopped-and the teeth gums and mouth alVa ~
kept pleasant, and in the best health.
TESTIMONIALS,
Toothlcnc cured-soreness Of the gums cured, lad
decay OF her teeth arrested by it,
J. CUTHERAL.
Suffering from his teeth and gums stopped, decay
Of his teeth arrested, and swelling OF his gums
moved by il. FGEDERIN w FARSON.
Tonthachc and soreness Of gums il his family cured
by FRAS. PROVOST.
TOOthache cured by ii. TIlOS. FAY.
Cancerous scurr on his gums cured by it, and it
keeps his teeth, gums and mouth healthy and pleas
ant. JOHN DE FORA
Teeth which wpr" partly injured by colds, but prin-
cipally by acid paint applied to the mouth in color
ing prints, entirely cured by it.
MARY A. TAYLOR.
Sold by J. VI. HAIG, Principal Agent for the State
Of Mary land, NJ No. l2l Baltimore st. u22.ly
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wWANTED. a number of active MEN, to ira
w vel Us AGENTS for the sale of new and pop
uIar Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle States and the Canadas. Each man will
be insured $500 per per year. in writing, over and a
bOve his EXPENSES with an opportunity OF clearing
$1,000 per year and mare, if active, Each slan will
have his own district II will be necessary for them
being object establish good agents and give Them
such chance else can offer them Apply
at the Office of the Unite! States Publishing Com pony,
corner of BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS, Jarvis
Building) up sairs-entrlnce No. Jarvis building.
Letters post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
O23 ly
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Orr Book TABLE. We have received from the
publishers, Messrs ID. Appleton 81 Co, No. aud of
their Literary Miscellany. The numbers compose 81
Promess Sposi, the Betrother,' by A!essaEdra Man
zoni, in two large volumes f3iO pages each. II is
work highly spoken ofhy the critics. 1t is for sale by
Shurtz & Wilde, who have also for sale the "Mns-
sre Love-" romance, by Baran De La Matte Fou-
que, and Nos Go and 70 of Harpers' Illuminated and
illustrated Shakespear
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THEATRE, FRosr-sT.-Mr. and Mrs. C. Kean's
last night. This being the last night of the engage
ment of these distinguished performers they will ap
pear together in Saakspeares celebrated tragedy of
Macbeth. The character Of Macbeth will be sus-
tained by Mr.. Keaa-hat of Lady Macbeth by Mrs.
Kean. The evenings entertainments will conclude
with favorite farce. l. F..
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MUsEuA-Beaaty and the Beast. This great must
cal extravaganza and unparalleled burlesque is to be
brought out this evening in rich and splendid scene
ry, by Messrs ChPpendale and Seton 1t was played
twenty nights to Overlooking houses last season. We
doubt whether the Saloon will hold one half the
her who will crowd 10 see it to night. Messrs. O. and
s. have given the piece most powerful cast. We
advise all who wish seats TO 30 early.
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41APTAIN FREMONT,s NARRATIVE.

NAPTAIN FREMONT'S NARRAT1VE.
v Just received a small lot of Capt. Fremont's Mar
rative of the Exploring Exped ton to the Rocky
Mountains, and to Oregon and North Ca! fornia, re-
printed from the official copy. This interesting and
highly instructive work. just published, can be had at
the cheap book store of
..... PARSONS, PRESTON & KURTZ,
Cpl .eo3t Isl Pratt ST., Next 10 Railroad Depot
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GARDINE OPENERS, CHAMPAIGNEDE,
~ jones' PATENT CARVERS and SCEElS; Pa
TENT KNIFE SuARPENERS; EGG SPOONS; MAR
ROW SPOONS; MUSTARD do; SALT do; REvoLv-
ING ROASTING FORKS; UPRIGHT GRIDiRoNs, for
ranges; SHOVELS and TONGS all kinds; FRENCH
RIERS; OYSTER BROIL Frs; STAIR RODS; COZ
FEE ROASTERS-with general assortment of new
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, just received and
for sale low at the FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 10 North Charles-st., opposite the Union Bank.
o23-lm C. e. WErMORE & co.
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GHRTsTIE's PA TENT GALvAEIC
" RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.

DR.. A. u. Christie
Dear Sir-I have from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache and rheumat
ic pains in my legs and arms. have often suffered
so intensely that it has prevented from following
my usual occupation, and frequently destroyed nay ap-
petite. My nervous debility and weakness has con
sequeny been great thai after having tried almost
every thing without relief, up in despaii. waa
recomme Tied to try y0ur Gavanic Rings and Mag
netic Fluid, and only at friends urgent solicitation
was induced TO do II effect upon my aystern was
almost miraculous After 4 few hours the appIica-
lion appeared to strengthen my nerves, relieved me
of my headache, and have had no relapse of the
rheumatism any othey pains since the FIRST day
wOud therefore unhesitatiney recommend your Gal
vanc Rings and Fiud 20 those afflicted as have be6n,
Respectfully, JACOB b. OGSBURY,
l62 William slfss..
The genuu6 ior sale ri
SETH :. HANCE,
corner Ch aries ard Pratt, srs,
Ol3 and lnS RalnOfg s..
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building.

Hours OF EXHIBITION. We are frequently asked
whether or not the Painting of Christ Healing the
Sick the Masonic Hall, is open for vsiters during
the day well as at night We answer that it is
from O'Clock, A. M. until 9, PM ana descriptive
Lectures given at and half pas, O'Clock. De
scripIiye PampAles can be had at all hours.
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
MARKET STREET.

. T. y
No. l6l, NOW No. 136.
THNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
n customers, that he has completed his FALL. and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSTMERES and
VEsTlNG5, selected with special care and judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels a confidence,
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
0l5- Having in my employ the best worknen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best style, and at the shortest notice
olo-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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PEACH LEAF TOBACCO We refer all lovers Of the
reed 10 the advertisement OF the Messrs. Bonn, tC
be found in another column. We have tried his To-
bacco and have no hesitation in pyonounciRg it A
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aNHANGE MAKES CHANGE, I

atHANGE MAKES CHANGE. The IN
" dersigned, in accordance with the popular in
junction to ''push along, keep moving" vacated
the Store No. 2S0a, and has taken Stand at No,
1872 BALTIMORE STREET, one door from North,
and Immediately ad Joining the Cutlery establishment
of Mr. b. Datfn, al which place he hopes to al
his old friends and many faces for the usual
riety of Newspapers, Novels, Magazines, Music, &c.
Just received, the Columbian Magazine, GrahanS
do Ladies's National do, all for Nov. For safe by
Z. A. HiNCKLEY, JR 1872 Baltmore-st.
o2i fri formerly Patriot office.
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EAR. sxyAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
kV WILD CHERRY, THE GREAT REM DY


This tCeiehrated Remedy has now, by its intrin-
sic viTtucs, acquired celebrity which never be
shaken By he many quack "Nosrrums" with which
the country abOunds The public are fast learning
that this IL the only remedy that can be relied upon
for the speedy and permanent of all Diseases OF
the Lungs. Wherever persons are afflicted with
Coughs, ColOS, Splitting oil Blood, Asthma, Br0nchi-
It's, Inflammation OF the Lungs, Difficulty of Breath
ing, Soreness and Pain in the Chest Group and De-
rlngement of the Liver, Broken Constitution, Sc,
this medicine Will be found an pvauable remedy
II is literally sweeping CONSUMPTION from the land,
wherever il IL introduced and becomes known, all
Others dwlndls nio lnsignfcance; the public have
been "hHmhugged' long enough, and now resort 10
medicine which the testimony of the most eminent
physicians in the land has placed above the reach OF
criticism, II requires bOsteting up by Publishing
columns OF forged cerlfCutesbut it is enough TO let
the public know where IT can be obtained and one
trial will convince all of lis great efficacy in curing
those Distressing diseases above named which have
bhled the skill % the most learned practitioners for
ages heretofore. Dr.. SwAYNEs GCMPoUSp SYRUP Of
WILD CHERRY, was The irSt preparation from that
valuable tree, thas was introduced to the public,
aud ample proof is afforded Of its success, by the
country being flooded with ''BalSanS - Candies"
and "hiNturcs" of wild Cherry, not one Of Which s
PREPARED by regular physician, Therefore, tie pub
nc should be on their guard, and not have worthless
mixture pamtd upon tlpm for the ORIGINAL and GEN
utNE preparation, which is only prepared BY Doctor
SwAYNE, nj the n. w. corner OF EIGHTH q RACE
SITS, Phadephia.
For sale by rcgLlariv appointed Agents IN all the
principal towns IN the United States.
baltimore IgaTtS-I ?. Cook, No. 20 Baltimore ST.;
S'abcr l. Canby, Pratt street wharf J. w. s. X. ".
Davis. No. 3li Baltimore street.
District .fgentS-H. Faruh1m, Washington, ID. c.;
VIM Stabler y BIO, alexandria. ID. C.; George n,
SOthoGon, Georgetown. o1G-t p6r
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o. oil. OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall the sale has become immense.-
TO soften leather, matter how hard, it acts 10 the
asonishment OF ALL and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops in use it is invaluable, ana no
stables would be without il when once known.
To he had al the corner of hanover and Bal lWofe
sts., Baltimore. Also at the Of Baltimore and
Harrison sts., and at No. 81 Thames 1t. 1t
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Nnn REWARD. Runaway from the
- l. WV subscriber on Sunday last, Bright
MuiaIto Boy, about twenty years of age by The
name of WILLIAM HENRY RINGOLD, about five
feet five six inches high we'll made with straight
black HAIR curling mis- neck and temples; no marks
recoected will give $50 if taken in the District,
OF yl00 ii out of it, aud placed in Jail, that
get him again, JESSE BROWN, of Browns Hotel.
Washington, u. e. o2} 81
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NOTICE. By divine permission the Rev NEWTON
HERToS, of the Philadelphia Conference, VIII preach
in the Frederck-st. Chapel, a few doors Nortn Of
Baltimore-st., THIS EVENING, AT O'Clock. 1t
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WELETEE GOODS.
Wv CHEAP FI,ANNRIS l.

NXINVEE GOODS.
w CHEAP FLANNELs l. BLANKETS.
Whitney Blankets, 1914, ia 1874, good aualty.
bought al sacrihee and will be sold very much be-
low the usual rates. Also, a large assortment of
White and Red FLANNELs, at all prices, cheap and
goodwin many heavy WOollens, such az coarse
SAFTlNEIrs, COUNTRY CLOTH, Nesr, Wear,
&c. &c. Wide and narrow heavy DOMESTICS
cheap fof cash. Call and see
EDW. J. RICHARDSON.
esl No. 81 Baltimore street
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"a EW BOOKS. Jus, received, I. 5. Arthur'S
~ Works-The Maiden; The Wife; and the Club
Room. The Whip .poor-will, by Geo. P. Morris
Beautiful Animals for the Holidays, and an excellent
assortment of Fancy STAfi ONERY for the sane.
W. Mase o,i manu- mug eoty Vi nlIhg n oeolo,
we will sell very cheap Also, cheap PAPER, Letler,
Fooscap, Bill and Note; CHECKS on the several
Banks; BLANK BOOKS sc.
oa3 u. OWEN * son, Jas Baltimore st.
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A CHALLENGE. The Washington Chess Club
have challenged the Baltimore Chess Club to a
regular set-to in that noble game.
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MJ EW BOOKS BY THE MILLION AT

N EW BOOKS BY THE MILLION AT
"a w. N. HARRISON'S, No. JARyIs's BUILD
lNGs) North street, Patenoster Row
Shakespeare Illustrated, No SO and TO- for Csc The
New York Illustrated Magazine for November, No.
splendid Plates and Illustrations; 25c.; The Beauty
of BALTIMORE l2ic Metallah the Lone indian, l2tc.;
Love Minstrel, 25c; Columbian Magazine for Nov.
25c.; Chambers Edinburgh Journal, l2ac
Aso-The Foreign Papers, per the HIbernia-lllus-
trated News; Pictorial Times; London Puach a fur
ther supply Of the Ladies' National Magazine and
Graham's Magazine, for November, received o23
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WEATHER IN CANADA, The autumn in Ca
NADIA has been the wettest ever known there,
and all hope Of the potato crop is nearly given
up. Ice an inch thick has appeared there.
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DEAD. Clinton De Witt, Esq, a promi-
nent member of the New York bar, died Oh
Monday.