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The New York herald., 1845-08-09

New PlTENr--A very valuable improvement
on the g Eolian attachment" and all instruments
in which the tone is produced by current of air acting
upon thin metallic reed, has just been patented at
Washington by the ingenious inventor MIR. Charles
Horst, of this city MIR. Horsts invention consists in
periecting the reeds used in the above instruments and
securing them in such to render them less
liable get out of repair and enabling the performer to
raise lower their pitch at pleasure An instrument
supplied with MIR. Horss improved reeds be tuned
to chord with other Instruments have its pitch raised
lowered with much that Of guitar
violin In a reed should give out, its place be
supplied by one and be perfectly tuned, without
resorting to the usual injurious process of filing and
scraping and in short time string can be placed
in any stringed instrumcnt.-N. o. Pic
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

WooI.-The market for this staple has MAIN
tanned very gratifying activity throughout the sea-
son. The quantity which has been marketed here
shows increase any former year-and the guam.
ty destined to increase steadily from year year
the farmers more and more turn their attention sheep
husbandry II is believed, also that quantity will
only be augmented but that quality will be greatly i'm
proved-for those who embark in the business will
derstand that the true policy is to stock their aIms with
sheep for producing fine quality OF wool-fcr the ex-
pense oil Keeping is no greater, while the prots are
much increased The quantity of wool which has been
purchased in this place the current season. asceraned
10 be in round numbers, 230 600 pounds, and
il is still coming in and it is believed before the sea-
closes the quantity which will have found market
here will not fall short Of $50 900 pounds. In view OF
this fact probably hazard nothing in saying that the
quantity Of wool purchased in Akron the present season
will exceed that of any other point in the State AZ
least such Is the opinion of many well informed indi,
vdua upon the subject Prices this season bave ranged
from % 35 pound-aversging about ~ cents
pound--.1kron Beacon.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

u. S. CRcuT COURT, BosToN, Aug. 6.-An irreg-
ular and singular attempt to influence the Judge in
favor of party-This morning. his honor Judge Story
handed the Clerk letter which he had received from
person in New York, relative to case pending in tho
court giving the writer's opinion Of the objects and de-
signs OF the party whom he chose to condemn, and
pressing his opinion to the proper time for the court
TO hear the His honor said that the letter Of
improper character to be addressed to court and di
ected the clerk to place upon the files and to notify
the counsel in the Of the circumstance The letter
purports to be signed by "Joseph w. Taylor 62 Pearl
street, New York." and is addressed to "Mr. Justice
Story, Cambridge, Mass"
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

Sf1- FOR LONDON-Packet Of lhe 18th August
kkMN The splendid and sailing racket ship KALAMA-
ZOO Cspt4n McCerren posi;yey sail above
her regular day.
This ne ship has very superior accommodations for cabin
second cabin and Persons about
bark for The old country select finer ship and the price
of passage very To secure berths early application
should be made ON board foot of Pine street.
w. & ]. L. TAPSCOTT,
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

EkIS- NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
NT only regular Packet of 2ist of AugustThe splendid
&essA< sailing favorte packet ship LIVERPOOL,
Capt John Ejridge 1900 on) will sail puncuay above
her regular day.
This elegant packet ship has accommod tions for cabin
cond cabin and by ship sailing
the of New York Those who proceeding the old
country should therefore application secure
berths either ON board foot Of Burling Slip.
w 4 i. Il. TAPSCOTT,
au5ec IS South street, corner Of Maiden Lane.
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IFHNO IiIl. UBLlC. JUAL5 ~, t,e.i, b~sp-
n 'eaVf 10 Inform the pubic generally not 10 con-
i'uhd has PTeTdi attonS ah all the most, usas of kle
fty az many pufs in newspaper advertising articles
"hich Dear lase and fictitious names, and in some
cases decorate themselves as Doctors, or Chprpisa.
"hfh 'he truth %, they hardly know the meaning OF
| The words, e -"
NY NYmPH OR MEDlCATED SOAP. AND
and fair. ~ F"-' ''i-
MY DEPILAT0RY POWDER TO remove the y,-
petfious lai: from the face.
MY EAU LusTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, a,
certain preventative hOm Ba!dne,a.
My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE for ~
da''tGneols'y changing Gray or R ed HaF 20 al agqa
site me Black, Brown or Chesnut color
hly CELbBRATED SHAVING CREAM which i.
hBhly approved Ola person cGG 1!avc with the
greatest ease aud COmfJn.
nv UNRIVALLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE
"hehis universally sought after Tor The pearly white
ness gives 10 the teeth without the !iph,rst nurv
Q}-TO caution the puhiic, gili -ipIy1st, tn ~,
purchaser that each article possesses the 7onprties
sctSe 10 the above, under forfeit Of ysturBjnr tho
monCylt it fails. viii those who pra,e 40 ,a,Ich
about the quality of their artco3 90 "a far as thig 70
srcure the pnhic against imposition For sale whole
SAFE 'r fttai, al JULES HAUEbrS,
Practical Chemist and Perfumsr, 10 :, T'YIRn 9T
below Chegnut street.
And for sale ia Baltimore by the iOllOWiay Apcr Is.
v. ~ Robinson, corner Gay and Saratoga streets; T.
B0ury, SJ0'Baum0ic street; Mortimer 4 HoDhray
baltimore and Charles streets; Thos p. Harrison In
baltimore st.; +. Hickey s. Sons, 247l Baltimore ST.
A. Cnyeau, III Baltimore ST.; Coleman & Rodgers
l7j Baltimore St; 2. G. Winchester, l65 Baltimore
81; F. Hale, il2 Baltimore st I'M. Laroqtie, Bait
more and Harrison sts; Jas. 2. DE LacoUT 800 Bar-
more ST.; NJ. ). Thompson, Howard and F'aye,te sts
T. =. Rodgers Howard ST. below Fayette; J. w. Bar
~ y Co. Baltimore and Pearl stS. OLD tufhsal3R
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EgLANK FITS. FLANNELs, poMEsTICs

SLANfi EGTs. ELANNELS DOMESTICS,
mD &C. The subscriber has on hand a large
sortment OF fine and snperfne Whitney BLANKETS,
Of all the different sizes and qualities, which he is
enabled TO sell CHEAP Also, low priced point do; 10,
IL, la and 1874 imperial QUILTS of superior quail.
ity very cheap; large assortment of white and cold
FLANNEbS, all widths and qualities; a general as
sOr,ment Of hleached and brown MuSns and Shirt
ing; plain and twiIled Osnabnrgs; linen and cotton
Shrtings; Irish Linens, huckahaCk towellng: Ora Sh
plaid Domestcs; Ticking; handsome low priced Cal
icocs, and many other seasonabIe and desirable ar
Giles: to which re invites the attention of purchasers
THOMA~ y. NELSON
No 65 Baltimore st.
~ q. Also on hand, beautiful assortment of
rich chintz, colored and plain green flooring BAIZE.
OlS-eOln GsI
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OBITUARY. Departed this life on the nth inst. Ed
GENE RgGEccA, consort Of }. Edward Bird, in The
18th year of hen age. But few da} since, the charm
Of the social Circle Dung, animated, beautiful-who
you'd have thought that she was stlndng 50 near so
SeIy near etc nifty Deeply shall this bereavement
impress upon our minds the warning OF the Savious
t'Be ye also, ready for in such au hour ds We think
not the Son of man cOmcth " The deceased was
member of the Methodist Eps. Church. During her
Las Moments when heart and flesh were falling she
looked TO Christ as her only reiugeher language was
"a guilty, weak, and he Iplcss worm
Into thy arms fal'
She is now, we doubt not fellow citizens with the
Saints and Of the household of God.
On the iih instant, the 18th year Of his age Ed
WARD ROGERS, formerly of Philadelphia.
Al Vicksburg, Miss, on the 29th uliull, WILLIAM
CuEssUT, Of New York, aged % years.
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GRAND CIVIC BALL. The members OF
SE the Caledonia Library Association would re-
specially inform their friends that their second an
nna Ral will he held al the ArmOry of the Baltimore
City Guards, corner Of Hanover and Lombard streets,
on THURSDAY EVENING, the Goth Nov.
{65-Iicke,s 6 admitting gentleman and two Ia
dies-to be had of the Executive Committee OF any
member Of the Association, and at the door on the
evening OF the BALI Munay's celebrated CotIIlion
aud Military Band has been engaged for the occasion
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
James Flemmng, Robert MassiUi,
ChaliGs Chestnut, William DelarOach.
Mathew n. shannon, u5-S. l0, l3,l1 ~. 1920 81
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YHYO sARBATH SCHOOL TEACuERs

FHSO SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS
IA AND OTHERS. We have for sale the Books
of the American Sunday School Union, the Magsa-
chusets Sunday School Society, and Of the Presby-
terrain Board Of Publication, and the Tracts OF the
same. These sell at the Philadelphia and Boston
prices, and will punctuay supply all orders. We
have also great variety Of other Religious Books,
suitable FOR presents to scholars
Ainlanacs, Inks, Paper Qnills and every thing else
in the Book and Stationery line, cheap, ucTy cheap.
ID. OWEN & SON, booksellers StatOners,
No. LAG Baltimore street,
nl5 Sd door east of CaivCrt-st
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rENIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,

FENIN PLATE, SHEET IRON.
III COPPER WIRE, &C. sc.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra SKIES
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x20 OF best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET lRON-a diiect Importation.
1000 lbs. BraZicrS COPPER, assorted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright and anncaled IRON WIRE
SO rolls SHEET LEAD, % 10 6 IBIS.
SO pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEI.TER
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, SC.
GO A full stock of Timers Tools and Pecks Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper, &c.
For sale on liberal terms by
+, PRATT s. BROTHER,
as Omit 81 and 20 s. Charles street.
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A Il IN "A n A c.
l645. Sun
NOVEMBER. Rises
Noon sphaSes,
MARRIED..

On the 18th inst. ny TIN Rev, Mr.. Vinton, RICHARD
Cole, of Baltimore, to Miss JANE WHITE, Of Balti-
more county.
In st. AuruStinc's Church, Bohemia Manor 18th
asst. by the Rev. Robert l. GodsbOr0ugh, JAS. WAR
rGR TO ANN BAyARD GARRETT, daughter of the late
e. ohm Wiet, Esq of Cecil county.
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A CHEAP AND NEW EDITION OF

A CHEAP AND NEW EDITION OF
IA SUUTH'S SERMONS, complete in volumes,
including Posthumous Disc0urses.
These Sermons were preached upon several occa
siOns by Robert South, u. D., Prebendary Of West
minister, and Canon of Christ Church, Oxford.
This edition is accompanied with very copous
and carefully coated Index Of all the principal mat
lers contained in the volumes, which cannot fail of
being acceptable not only to the general reader, but
especially TO the student, in furnishing easy mode
of reference to the almost boundess diversity of
topics, which, in the of his ministry he either
illustrated enforced. For sale at the cheap Book
and Stationery store Of
PARSONS, PRESTON s. KURTZ,
Cheap Book Store, Isl Pratt ST.,
nll-COit next to the Railroad Depot.
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6NLOTHs. CAssIMEREs & VEsTINGs

@tEOTHS- CASSIME2ES IL VESFINGS.
" The subscriber has just received lot of cheap
Wool, Black, Indigo Blue, Invisible and Grass Green
Brown and Olive CLOTHS; beautiful fancy CAS-
SlmERES. &c. Which in addition to his assortment
of fine and superine English and French do, makes il
extensive and desirable lie has alss large assert
tnent of CA5SINErrS, all colors ana qualities and
handsome fancy Velvet, Mern0, Cashmere, Silk al d
Swansd0wn VESTlNGS, all of which he will sell by
tine piece retail, at the lowest market prices and
70 which he invites the attention Of purchasers.
THOMAS r. NELSON,
No. 65 Baltimore street.
IS. He has also on hand black silk and fancy Ora
vats Scarfs. silk pocket Hdkfs: silk lambs wool,
nerinO and cotton Shirts and Drawers; wooen and
cotton Hosiery; silk and cstou uubrellas, SC. sc.
O20 colin
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CLEARED,
Brem harque Ernst & Gustav, Burmann, Bremen,
2chaer u Kuster.
Barquc Nautilus, of Boston, (late OF this port soIdl
Reed, Boston, master; and schooner IphUn d. of do
(new, built at this por) Corner, BOstan master
Br brig Coquettc, Williams, UGmatara, &c Yates
Brig Monument, Irving, Portland sia Boston, Kirk.
land, Chase Co.
Brig Venus, SouIe, New Orleans, CLARK & Kellogg
Sehrs Providence, Kirwan, Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond, r. Hooper.
Schr Sarah L. Merrill Strong, New York Rose ,
Marrill & Go.
schr Mary Anna, shanhlin, West Indies, Wlthipg-
eln s Eastman.
SOOp J. 1. Simmons, Walker Elizabeth city, y. g.
glastCr.
ARRIVED,
Schr Cohannet, Ellis, from Boston, assorted cargo
- I. Z. Matthews.
MEMORANDA.
ship Eietslie, Wallace, cleared at Philadelphia for
Liverpool, on lilh ut
barGue Guturd, smith, from Baltimore wa, NJ
Rio d" JancigO Sept %
Barque Wesk' az, SpauIding, hence for Demerara.
ID days out from Norfolk, was spoken Oct 3gll, lat.
II DO, lon, 81 30.
Barque blaryIand DAVIS, and schooner Braganza
McCiintock, both hence al Boston iith INST.
Brcm. barqne Johanna, licensing, hence at Port
WallhalI It'll inst.
Barque Vi ,ryIand, Davis, FROM Baltimore for Bos-
ton passed by Homes's Hole 9th inst.
Br. bug Pursuit, Kendrck, hence at Halifax 80
instant.
Brig selma, Jackson, from remambuco was at Rio
lie Janeiro Sept ODD
Brig champion, Merrill. from Baltimore, arrived at
Portland 18TH inst.
Brig Eagle, Fessendon from Baltimore, and schr
James, Wood, from Iavre de Grace, arrived al Ros-
ton 18th instant; and brig A!mena, Ryder from Bati-
more, do. do. l3lh.
Schr Fulton, Doman, (of BalumOie) from st.
Thomas, al New York. Left Both Oct briggs VIM.
Price. Mason, soon ready TO SAIL Orleans, Long, from
Baltimore arrived 9th; schr Euphemia, Vanduzen,
Cor Barcelona.
SER Mary Ann, hence at Gardner Sd inst.
Schr Richard Borden, Bearse, hence at Fall River
Sln inst.
Schr Galena, Beard, for Baltimore, cleared at Mo-
bile 9TH inst.
Schr United, Bray, from Baltimore, via Apponaug,
arrived at Providence 18Th inst.
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HHNmE ORTHoGRApnY OF TIE HUMAN

THNHE ORTHOGRAPHY OF THE HUMAN
~ RACE. In exhibiting and contrasting the eff
reefs as also the affects in alphabetical illustration of
characters IN the human family, we have every grad
uatlon to which Is applicable the vowels and
ants IN lheiT position action and influence in the Or
Geographic relation of action In the Political Mora
and Religious ambition of the world illustrated in all
the varieties to which the aspirations of vanity seek
in The etymoogy OF intellectual culture which the sus
cepubllily OF can be realized by every good citizen
within the jurisdiction Of this happy land, indie pend
ent of Monarchial sway; yet the adectires in the
comprehension of subslantves in It's addition to at
feet its quality, will realize the world that ]. j.
ROACH, No. 2S6 BALTIMORE STREET, has fully de.
velOped Natures Me hanical genius in all the most
improved styles Of Block Lett r, Git, Painted Trans
parent and Ornamental SIGNS, which will fully it,
iustrate the generosity Of his patrons in then encour
agement and define the position to which nature has
depicted in many of her liberal spirits of live and let
live. o2l If
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DANCING AND WALTzING.
FREE EXHIBITION.

FREE EXHIBITION.
EDLJMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
ID LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tablished in l640 and awarded the Medal, Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest Honurs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts,, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
spectively for the most beautiful colorc3 DdgucrreO
types, and best apparatus ever exhibited.
Dos BALTIMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
be's Jewelry Store.
ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
Mo. 25l Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, Cincinnati.
449 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
10 Main street, Lexington, XIV.
Corner 9Th aud Chestnut sts., ST. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs
dis-PoRTRAITs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
03- Apparatus, Instructions, aud all Materials fur
nished.
Amy editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. Olaf
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az ALL COME OUT CLEAN!
Va Es! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with
Vi little soap, and bucket full OF hot water in L.
IUKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, aud after washing from 10 to 20 minutes,
they all come out perfectly ctcan' Again we put in
from TO 10 Sheets Table Cloths, with soap ard
water, as before; and in l2 or 10 minutes they all
come out clean Lastly, we lay from 81 to 50 small
pieces, (such can be placed together,) with soap
and water, as above aud in from IS TO 30 minutes
they also come out clean! Wonderful this may
seem il is done by the action and reaction Of the
ter (by means of prcssurc) in connection With the
soap, without anyrubbing SUFFICE or friction what
ever; consequently the clothes not only uninured
by the operation, but actually made to last thrice
as long as when washed by hands. {I5- Exhibitions Of
washing every Monday (mornine) and Friday (aftei-
noon Come then and see the machine in operation,
it never fails TO convince those who do. Enter
prsimg men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving as it does
place in the kitchen Of ercry "mly. PRICES are S5.
$50 and Saj, according to size warranted TO perform
IRELAND last for years, if u.s.! according to dreotir
All orders by letters tposti d) otherwise pron3t
ly attended to. MANDATORY No. ~ FRO%r
STREET, lat the bend) between Pitt and Low -sts.,
Old Town. Baltimore, Maryland.
a5-mfr6m E. I,UkENS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

IIDLIIDHI . 7 NIEI Hen IL Z.
FENHis EVENING, Nov, l7th, will be performed
Il UTHELLO. Otheho, Mr. j, WALLACK, Jr.
iaso, MrW. b. WOOD. Casio, Mr.W. r. BLAKE.
R7dtrgo' Mr.. ANDREWS. Brabantio, Mr. LEMAN.
Desdemona, Mrs. J, WALLACK, Jr,
Dancing by Miss r. INCE.
TO conclude with PERFECTION. Charles Paa-
gOn, Mr.. WHEATLEY.
qGi- Boxes 80 cents--riI % cents. Doors open ut
81 o'c0ck-Curtain rises at O'Clock. II
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GRAND INTRODUCTORY BALL.

u ItIl4N u IIN 7 hOIJJOI UNI IENTII.
GNTiARLEiS e.. Spies respectfully informs his
~ patrons and the public that his
GRAND COMNEN CEMENT BAIL,
will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov.
Goth, At Central llALi, IN the course Of the even
ing NEW NAHURKA QUADRiLLE VIII b.
danced hy eight Of Mr. pies pupils.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR-tO be had of any of
ilr. IS scholars, al the Clipper Office and at the door
the evening Of the Ball.
\. Il. RlCE'S BAND is engaged.
y. =. Mr. SPIES DANCING AND WALTHING
ACADEMY is now open. For terms aud other de
tails please apply AT the Hall, where Mr. 8 be
seen tfom I'LL 5, and from till 10 every day and
evening tsRl nli-c0tb
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WNT ISThR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
w "Tkers is 30 such thing fal'' in the hia,orj
ofthis wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the most eos
vinclng-evidenCC that doubt--fGliy estaa-
fishes this fact. For the FAKE brevty we seertthc
following from ,housa nds.
Isaac Platt Esq, Editor Of the Pe'keepsie EagS-
one Of the most influential papers IN the state of New
Hork, states under the authority o his name tha
young lady, relative Of his, of very deicats cOnst
tuition, was attacked ia February, le42, with severe
cold, which Immediately produced shifting oc blood
cough, fever and othP! dangerous and alarming syrP
toms. Through medical treatment and care she par
italy recovered during summer. But on the return OF
winter she attacked violently than q; FIRST;
she became scarcely able 10 ak, and was troubled
with cough, ehs and fever every day, and appeared
to be going rapidly with consumption; at this time,
when there no sign of improvement, Mr.. Piass
procured bottle OF WISTAE'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which she took, AID il seemingly restored
her. She got second, and before it half taken
she was restored 10 pT}ec! heGhh, which she has
Logged to The preRsn. time, without the slightest syp
toms Of her former disease.
Mr.. Plat says ''thecure came under my swn ohs.sr
vatiOR, aud cannot be mistaken as to the facts ,
/ 53-All orders must be Addressed iOlSAAC BUTTE,
| ~ Ann ST.. New York.
For sale BY 6. x. TY l. ER, corner of Baltimore and
/ High -slS. Baltimore and K. s. PATTERSON, WaRa-
ing,on, u. c. ard by of the Druggists in May
( land and the Distglct of Columbia. m5tHthu
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FNNHE SUBSCRIBE will open a NIGHT
n SCHOOL, in the Room corner of German and
Eutaw streets, on MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 18th.
Orth0gtaphy, Reading, Arithmetic and Penmanship,
will he taught for SO per quarter. -.-
nll-DL A l.. TIInRNE.
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b M IhA BE OPEHHEb
: ,

n nv Il4A EIs DFFaIlTb
w This MORNING. AT
E. G.4RDNER'&, 1875 Ma,kct street,
Rich Printed Tekeui &HAWLSy Purchased at the
Real IndOuy CashlAgrC DO. CIate pcrrmp Ury
Ere CHI Cashmere Long de-. sale Of SHAEVLS
do. do, square do. in New York.
Also Real Lace Capcs and Collars, VaIencienes,
laCcs. &c.
WIN be opened on "Wednesday morning-Onc case
Plaid spun Silk CashmGres, received by the Great
Western. new and beautiful article.
! case Rich BfOcede SILKS, for Evening Dresses
! case Rch Chameleon SILKS.
AIsu--l magnificent india Camels Hair SHAWL,
which cost $500 TO mport-With many other desirable
articles, which will be sold on reasonable terms
90 Store No. i9j MARKET STREET, 4th house
above Llght-st. IPl n4
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Val IGEE BOOKS. Just received aud for sale by
"a FIELDING LUCAS, Jr.,
No 10 Bainore-St.
Description Of the American Electro Magnetic Tel
cgraph, and Of all 1elrgaphs kaowD, employing eiec-
trcIiy or gatviuisn, Illustrated with Al wood engfav-
ing>; by A, Vail, ESQ,
Unrjnary Deposits, ther Diagnosis, Pathology, and
Therapcutira Indications by q. Bird, NJ y.
The Chemistry Of Man, by DR.. J. Franz Simon,
translated by fhos. y. Day NJ. d part lsl,
Cael.us' = stem Of Surgery, parl "a. MO
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOFS.
For Bremen-Ship Maryland, soon.
For Amstetdam-Ship Harvest soon.
For Kingston, Jam.--Brg GIamOrean, few days.
For Nassau, N. P,--Brg Victoria, Eth inst
For River LA Plate--Schr Fame. lew days.
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A CARD. Received direct from the manutactur
"a er, Levi Browns ceebraied Diamond pointed
Gold PENS the genuine article; also, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, with JG2ksons superior Leads foi Pen
Gil eases. supply OF the above articles at all times
IN store os sale by y, d. CLARK, Wafer street, Sc
cGnd door tTom Calvert, at the lowest rates.
n D. Cod and Silver wantsl. ielA-eOif