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fh3- TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard respectfully informs the public that he
has returned from Delaware, and is ready 10 devote
his pen on any subject connected with Literature or
science in prose poetry. He may he found at the
Washington University Of baltimore, adore ,scd
through the Post-otfice (post paid enclosing remune-
ration. He will write orations, lectures, inscriptions
for tombs advertisements, carriers addresses, songs,
pieces for Albums, &c. &C., as well as literary tales
and essays. SG3O
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Resolution passed unanimously by the Conventions
UReoircf, That a7 Native Americans, we are the
true friends OF Rcfnrm-that we 20 for feirenchng al
e1travagant expenditures of the public money, "he'h
or by the state Or general gOvCrnm"ntthc abortion
of nil useless Offices and the correction of all ABUSES
of the elective franchise and naturalization laws,'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

The INCREASING PARTY. The Native A.
merican party of this city at first counted its
tens, then its hundreds, but now its thousands.
The meeting in Monument Square on Friday
evening last, was one of the largest, and GER
tainly the most orderly, ever held at that
place. The gathering was immense, and the
intetest taken in the proceedings intense The
meeting held at the Three Tuns' Tavern on
Monday night last was also very large, num-
boring, by the best estimates, from three to -four
thousand persons. These meetings afford sure
indications of a glorious triumph to-day; and
we therefore urge the members of the party to
vote their ticket--ther whole tlcket-and
nothing but their ticket.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

NJ TENTH WARD. The Polls for the next cleo
ton will be AT John X. WrlhtS, east side of Cay
street, north Of Baltimore street.
sr29-3t THE JUDGES.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

Texas. Two al.o'dates have already been
named for the Office OF Governor, Gen. Rusk,
who was the President of the convention for
forming the constitution, and Gen. Jas. PInck-
ney Henderson.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

4fhz- Please announce GEO. GORDON BELT, ESQ.
candidate for the city Sherfalty at the next cleo
ton seS-tel BALTIMORE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

WHEAT CRoPs OF ILLINOIS. The Sangamo
Gll.) Journal, says that the wheat crop in that
State, taken in the aggregate, has been una
sualy large. The corn crop, it is thought,
will be unprecedented.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

EXAMINE YOUR TIcKErs. Let every Native
American examine his ticket closely to- day be-
fore he votes. See that but one name for Con-
gress, five for the Legislature, and two for She
riff, are on it. "Be sure you're right-then 20
aheadln
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

o. SHERIFFALTY.-TO THE VOTERS OF
BALTIMORE CITY. In offering myself as a Can
didate for the office of Sheriff, should be so fortunate
to obtain your suffrages the ensuing election,
promise to fulfill all the duties appertaning to SAID OF
flee with fidelity and punctuality. Having served rs
Deputy the last five years, will be enabled TO
give general satisfaction,
sea-te4 LORIN N. DECKER.
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I3L SHERIFFALTY. The undersigned respect
fully informs the voters of Baltimore city, that he
still continues candidate for their stuff ages at the
ensuing election.
se25-eoit ARCHIBALD G.. RIDGELY.
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ST Enn REWARD, will be given for the
aA A w "a annrnh.r.;.,. ..,,rr .

81 k4 KEW nd VIII DE gwen Tor The
e WV apprehension aud delivery TO me of
my Negro Boy ROBERT, who left my store on Sun
day morning, 26th ult, under prG,ence of visiting
him about three months since. MIR. Scaggs lives in
Montgomery county, Md, near Evansville. The boy
Robert is about five feet eight orten inches high rather
dark complexion and cheerful cOuntenaucc when
spoken to- has no very particular marks thai rrcol-
lect. He had on when he left pair of drab cloth
pantaloons black cloth coat and cap he has various
other clothing and will no doubt change them. Will
give the above reward if taken out of MARYLAND or
the District of Columbia, or Fifty Dollars If taken
within either Of the last mentioned places in any
case 10 be brought home TO secured in iIil so
that | get him agaln.
ol-3tt JOHN r. RYCN, Washington, D. C.
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a7-SHERIFFALTY. Messrs. Edtors-You will
please announce 10 our fellow citizens the name of
ALEXANDER A. KENNARD, Esq, as the good and
true candidate of the friends OF 'Nstlve American"
princnles for the important office of SHERIFF of
baltimore city The energy and patriotism of Mr.
Kennard enlitle him to the warm esteem and cordial
support of every true American hand and heart.
MANY VOTERS.
G3- accept of the above nomination, and solicit
the support of my friends and the voters generally
a29-te ALEXANDER A. KENNARD.
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ET7-FIFTH WARD, The Polls for the Fifth ward
Will be held at BurlOn's Rising sun Hotel, Highest
by order nf THE JUDGES.
The boundaries of the Filth ward commence at the
corner of PIT and East Streets through East
lilen-st., along Il'en ST. to Jones Falls, along the
Falls TO Pitt-st., along Pitt to EasSt. se2S-3t
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co.
No. Holiday ST., BALTIC. )
A PRIZES OF $4,000. These brilliant
n prizes are to he drawn in TO.DAY'S lottery
rs Nos. IA ballots. Tickets So halves So So quarters
81 25. package only ST. so. Here's splendid
opportunity of realizing commencement for life TO
secure which it is only necessary to purchase tick
ct or package at the lucky office of FLETCHER &
co. No. Holiday ct.
Drawn Nos. Yesterdays Md. Lottery, class Ne. 80,
lowest prize S2i, are
25 81 ! 6 43 IS 40 Al 70 SO Sc
Orders in all lotteries meet instant attention when
direc ted TO
JAMES FLETCHER Co, Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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n2-DFFICiAL DRAWING of lhc Nd, CONSOLE
dated Lottery, class 40. 30, lOT ! -:

% u ; IS 8 IS az Al u 50 sc
o. and Il, being the LIST and Cd drawn Tos each $50
. and 6, being the 81 and iih drawn Nos. each -
9 and Is. being The 5rh and 9Th drawn Nos each -
3 and 81, being the 1ih and Sth; or Al aud ~,
being the OH and 10th drawn Nos. each ~
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, y
FroM The old established House of
1t EMORY, No. y. Calvcrt-st.
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WING NOMINATIONS
FOR THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

" IIIVG NUNII ' q HUNS
FOR THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
For CongresS-Fourh Congressional District FIRST
fifteen wards OF the city of Baltmore.)
JOHN 7. KENNEDY.
For the Legislature:
NICHOLAS l.. WOOD,
JOHN l.. REESE.
ROBERT PURVIANCE, SEN'R,
J. MORRISON HARRIS,
JOHN r. KENIY. se2J-lw
ALL Is WELL:
OUR MOITO-"REFORM!!"
ASSEMBLY TICKET
OFTTfE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE;
GEORGE BROWN,
WILLIAM REESE,
WILLIAM p. SPENCER,
WILLIAM +. WRIGHT,
ALFRED D. EVANS. sell-teF
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E5g-Thc JACOB DEEMS Noticed in yonr paper OF
this morning rs havin1 bcen committed to jan nom
the Middle District Watch House, is NOT JAIob
DEEMS, JR., House carpenters comcrof IIolIins and
i,,,o - IT.
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Show your hands to-day, and let the world
see, that when the flag of "Om Country is un-
furled, you will always be found rallying under
the sacred banner. Finish your work thorough
ly to-day, and foreign criminals and paupers
will soon cease to take the bread from your
selves, your wives and your children. Arouse
native mechanics, and give ga long pull, a
strong pull, and pull altogether" for the Ma
tive American ticket, aud "our country" will
triumph over all It's enemies.
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THE NAVAL SERVICE. The Washington
Journal says there are now on the file in the
Navy Department, upwards Of 100 apphca-
tons for situations in one branch of the Naval
service.
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EpUTLER Il CO. LOTTERY OFFICE, Base
I'D ment, corner of Barnums City Hotel, date Viii
son * Cos DESTROYS to furnish the former patrons of
this truly lucky office with tickets in all the various
schemes 70 be drawn, under the management of J. G.
Gregory & CO., beg leave offer their services, and
to assure their friends that all orders will receive
prompt attention, if addressed to
BUTLER & co.
Basement, No. City Hotel, Baltimore.
Oct l-SusQUehauna Cana class 40. Four api-
tails of $4,000 10 of Sl0D0, sc. Tickets S..
THURSDAY, Consolidated extra class g. Capt.
tails Sl2 OO9 5000, 30C0 50 of $780, &c. Tickets 81
WEDNESDAY, extra class TO- Capitals SgOO9
10000. sc. Tickets SO.
SATURDAY, The ftp scheme. Tickets only 81.
Capitals $1,000, $1,000, &c.
TO orders by the package, single ticket shares
Nothing venture, nothing win is an old saying. Call
in, those who want to enrich themselves, send the
cash ny letter. Cheap postage enables all at a dis.
lance to purchase nearly upon the same terms as if
they were present oil 3t~
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FOR CONGRESS.
JOHN MCKEM DUNCAN.

FOR TiIE .4SSEMBLY.
DAVID TAYLOR,
JOSEPH BRECk,
JOHN {. HOLLAND,
DAVID PARR,
ISAIAH BALUERSrON.
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(7-The person who left Deed Of Trust at the
store Of the subscriber on Saturday last can have the
same by app!ving To JAMES NJ. HAlG,
se3O fri No. l2l Baltimore street
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13-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF BAL
TlMORE. The undersigned takes the liberty Of of
fering himself as an Independent Candidate for the
office of Sheriff at the ensuing election and respect
fully socits the support of his friends and the public
generally Gse4-te1 JOHN MITCHELL.
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n LITERATURE IN ALL IT'S VARIETY
IA FOR SALE AT
O. A. uINCKLEY,S Literary Dennt.

IL FOR SALE AT
G. A. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2sO5 BALTIMORE STREET,
one door East of Mcclelan's alley.
Cesar Borga, or the time of Pope Alexander vi.
Price l2i cents
The Prince and the Pedlar, by Miss Ellen Picker
ing. Price 25 cents.
The West Point Cadet, or the Young officers
Bride. Price 25 cents.
The Physiology of the London Medical Student by
Punch fresh supply 25 cents.
The Scientific American. paper for practical
mechanics. scents.
The Adventures of Phil HELENE. From the Ger
man of Zschokke. l3t cents
GUITAR MUSIC. Ten Songs from the Bohemian
Girl. 25 cents.
Beautiful Music, cheap, Newspapers, Magazines,
sc. SC. rRl nj
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CITY sI1ERIFFALVY.

fG7- VOTERS! KemembPr That thc CONSTITUTION
authorizes You to vote for TWO persons for SEerIil,
and that you expected TO exercise your rights. 2t
G3- NOTICE. he members of the COLUMBIA
FIRE COMPANY are hereby notified to attend a
quarterly meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
list October at the Hall Of the Enc inc House, at half
past O'Clock BY order,
sc3D o. AARON W. STOCKTON, Sec'y.
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-esss.- PIANO FORTES. | have
just received an invoice of PIANOS
~ q from ROsenkranz, and another of 3
from Schambach s. Merchant
Those desiring 10 purchase a first rate, and at the
same time, PIANO at moderate price, are invited
to call and examine my large assortment.
-Four very good SECONDHAND PIANOS, oc-
taves, and from different makers for sale very low.
G. J CONRADT,
ol-tf Baltimore street west of Charles
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ELECTION. Governor Stratton, Of New Jer-
sey, has issued a proclamation for the election
of member of Congress, in the place of the
Hon s. G. Wright, deceased. The election
is to take place on the 4th of November next.
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{r3-NOTTCE. RICHARD MARLEY would re-
specttuy inform his fellow citizens, that the report
OF his having withdrawn from the contest Tor the OF
fee Of sheriff is without the shadow OF lrnlh-the
assertions OF the dsinieresrd to the contrary n9tWlth
.,,,,,ii,g IT.
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G3- SHERIFFALTY. / am candidate for the
office of SHERIFF of Baltimore Cty-f elected, |
shall endeavor to do my duty.
se3-2aW4t >. u. bEAhlN.
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Ono RIVER. We learn from the Pittsburg
papers of Monday, that there were feet water
in the channel of the river.
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TIE ELECTION TO-DAY. He is a poor &C.
neral, who, at the moment Of an engagement,
pauses to make long speech to his troops
and the course would be no less impolitIc in po-
litcal than in military concerns. The time Tor
action has arrived; and we are convinced that
the Native Americans ofthis city will come to
the contest this day full Of spirit and resolved to
triumph. They contend for every thing that is
dear to themselves and families, and will mann
tain their stand like licemcG-lke American
citizens who have had precious inheritance
boqueathed to them, and which thcy are resolv-
ed shall not be wrcstcd from them by foreign
convicts and paupcrs. We say to them, then,
onward, in the name Of Heaven, and may sue
cess crown your efforts. 1t is great, and just,
and glorious cause in which you are engaged,
and is supported by willing and patriotic hearts
In such cause there should be no ioar-no APP
prehension-no lukewarmncss. Conquer now
and you carry Maryland at the next election.
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BURT KS THEATRE, FRoNT-sT Mr. Mrs, Kean
appear tonight, mt this Theatre, in tue admirable five
act comedy called ''ihe Wonder, or a Woman keeps
"A Secret " being their last appearance but one of the
engagemtnt; sufficient inducGment to secure as
crowded aud brilliant audiences has altended pre-
viOus nights. Added to the above, MIR. Burton will
sustain the character of Christopher Strap, in the
farce of "a Pleasant NeisbIr," with good cast of
characters Go early, If you wish To secure seats.
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MusGUM This fivorile establishment still floats
tnumpliantly on the tide Of success. Crowded and
fashionable SALOONS nightly TnIs evening splendid
blIl-,he q dy of''Marred Life received
on lis frs representation will such enthusiasm, and
the great scene from RORY U'MJre" in which Mr..
Brougham tells the Irish story Of the Fox of Bailybo-
thenum. Miss Nelson, who is an immense fav"rlte
with the visiters, plays, as also Mrs. Timm. Singing
aud dancing, SC. Certainly fine entertainment is
offered.
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TBNHE LADIES IN THE ASCENDANT
H. DYRNE & co. had the pleasure of paying ever
the handsome of S425 to lady who had the good
fortune of drawing the half of $1,000 prize yeter
days hne scheme, TO Nos. 6 81, Call at the lucky
corner this morning and secure ticket in the SPLEEN
did lottery for today capitals OF $4,000 each, and
10 of Sl000-Tickets S., qrs. ST. %.
Drawn Nos class 10, lowest prize S25.
25 81 43 35 40 Al 70 So Sc
Remember the lucky corner.
BYRNE & co, cor. Exchange Place
1t and Soath ST. yellow House) ;
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GOILED BLANKETS.
- r. McELDOWNEY s. co. have received bale
Whitney BLANKETS, of superior quality, Slightly
He'd which will he sold greatly below their actual
value, at No. 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
oil heIWenn EalYerf and Linhi-sIs
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FARMERS INCOMING.
BY EDWARD II. coGeINs.

EDWARD H.. coGGINs.
The harvesting hours have come once more,
And though hard be labor, we've toiled before,
And scythe and rake We'll merrily WELD,
Till shorn of its green is the harvest field.
delugc of heat the pours down.
And sweat drops roll from temples brown;
Yet are free from the chains of care
As the breeze that floats to our bosoms bare.
And here we are taking noontide rest,
AS the sun shapes his course towards the glowing
west,
The shadows fall cool, and on futterng wing
The gay bobolink gins his carol to sing.
Old Simon is taking nap at his ease
Where he thought that urchin would come to
tease
But his features twisted about so queer,
That he surely must feel that straw in his ear.
And Lizzie is tripping it down the lane
Her basket is filled with good cheer again
With a day dawn cheek, and a soft blue eve
And silken hair, she is fastening nigh.
To the shadowing wood near by she'll go,
To the spring where the spotted lilies grow;
She'll gracefully bend DER its iowery brink,
And bring away cooling drink
So cheerily passes the Farmers MONDAY;
From his fields anxious care is driven away:
Princes might envy his peaceful lot,
Or barter their crowns for the joys of bis cot.
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A Coop CHARAcrER.--A good characterIi is
to a young man, what firm foundation is to the
artist who proposes to erect building on ii he
can build with safety, and all who behold it will
have confidence in its solidity, helping hand
will never be- wanted-but let single part Of
this be defective, and you go a hazard, amidst
doubling and disrust. and ten to it will tuln-
bic down at last, and mingle all that was built on
it in ruin. Without goud character, poverty is
: curse-wi,h it, it is scarcely an evil. Happi
ness cannot exist where good character is not.
All that is bright in the hope of YOUTH all that is
calm and blssfu in the sober scenes of life, all
that is soothing in the vale of years, centres in,
and is deprived from a good character. There
fore acquire this as the first and most valuable.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
William ]. Grayson, collector of the customs at
Charleston, S. c., reappointed to take effect on
the 9th day of August, lS45, when his present COM
mission will expire.
Arthur r. Crozier marshal of the United States
for the eastern district of Tennessee, in the place
of Richard NJ. Woods, deceased.
Thomas Watson, register of the land Office at ST.
Louis, Missouri, vice William S. Allen removed.
John A. Langois, receiver of public moneys,
&c, at Kaskaskia, Illinois, vice Richard D. Ser.
want, removed.
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From the London Punch.
COURTSHIP AND MATRIMON


CoURTsHP.
FAIREsr of earth if thou wilt hear my vow,
Lo at thy feet, swear to love thee ever;
And, by this kiss upon thy radiant brow,
Promise affection which no time shall sever;
And love which e'er shall burn as bright as now,
To be extinguished-n dearest-never!
Wilt thou that naughty, huttering heart resign?
CATHERINE! my own sweet KATE wilt thou be
mine?
Thou shalt have pearls to deck thy raven hair
Thou shalt have all this world of ours can bring
And we will live in solitude, nor care
For aught save for each other. We will fling
Away all sorrow-Eden shall be there
And thou shalt be my queen, and thy kingi
Still coy, and still reluctant? Sweetheart, say,
When shall we monarchs be and which the day
mATRIMoNY.
Now, MRs. PRINGLE, once for all say
will not such extravaganza allow
Bills upon bills. and larger every day,
Enough to drive man to drink, / vow !
Bonnets, gloves, frippery and trash-nay, nay,
Tears, Mas. PRINGLE, will not gull me now.
say won't allow ten pounds week:
/ can't afford it; Madam, do not speak,
In wedding you, 1 thought had a treasure;
find myself most miserably mistaken;
You rise at ten, then spend the day in pleasure;
In fact, my confidence is slightly shaken
Ha what's that uproar This, ma'am, is my leis-
ure;
Sufficient noise the slumbering dead to waken.
j seek retirement and ind-a riot;
Confound those children, but I'll make them quiet
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SHIP NEWS
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
WEDNESDAY, August g..

WEDNESDAY, August 6.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Baltimore.
Steamer Osceoa, Mitchell, fin Washin gton.
Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, fm Richmond
Schr Mlsville, Patterson, from philadelphia,
bound to Petersburg, to Robertson & Branda, mdze
to E. p. Tabb Dickson & Mallory, Soutter & Bell
s. o. Merwin s. Bro, NJ. A. Santos and Mayor &
Gormly.
Schr Kite, North, I'm Baltimore, bound to Peters
burg, to j. F. Hunter, mdze to c. 8, G.. Reid, C..
II. Shield, E. Dccormis, r. A. Worrell, S. March.
Butler & Camp, Il. S. Hutchings s. Co., and j. j.
BloodgoOd & Co.--Reports the schr Catherine, Ed
monson, I'm Baltimore for Charleston at Seawell's
Point.
The schr Star, Kirwan, s. days from the West
Indies went up the Bay yesterday, bound to Balti-
more.
SAILED,
Brig Frances Lord, Gladding, for Cadiz
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DIED.

In Baltimore, the Bird instant, Miss MARY ANN
daughter of the late Captain Jas. Coffcy, aged II
years.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,)
Norfolk, July Doth, lS45.
nUPLlCATEP Proposals will be received until -
- o'clock, on the 18th day of August next, for
the delivery at the Navy Yard of Four Double
Power, (Ballards,) Jack Screws.
Two Magazine Lights of clear Glass, IL inches d.
ameter, and inches thick.
Fifty air port Glasses of clear glass, inches di-
ameter, and l. inches thick
The whole subject to inspection and not to be
paid for until every article is delivered Bond and
security will be required
GEORGE LOYAL,
July 70 Navy Agent.
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M AGNETISM.-Free treatment of nervous
~ diseases by Magnetism. Prof. DE BONNIE.
WILLIE respectfully informs the citizens of Ports.
mouth that he will open Free Treatment for Neu.
ralgic Diseases by Magnetism.
Persons wishing to be treated will be received in
the Basement of the Baptist Church. To begin on
TUESDAY. August 5h.
Ladies will only be admitted on Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday
Gentlemen will only be admitted on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Aug
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DRESERVING SUGAR.-A superior quail.
Il ty of Loaf and w. i. SUGAR for preserving.
very cheap. Also, good article of N. o. Sugar.
at cents per pound Call at
Aug SGT Il. III. WEBB'S Cheap Store