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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
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OCTOBER NO. FARMERS, LIBRARY.

AND MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
~ The October Number Of this valuable work vii
be for sale and delivered subscribers Tursday
ing. JOHN s SKINNER, Editor The OF tins No.
a. follows:
TIE PSIScIPLEs OF AeRIcuLruRE BY Albert ID. Timer
Section overwhelmingly
The Economy Organization and Direction Of Agricultural
Enterprise.
Draught Labor: Horses and Oxen.
Manual Labor.
The proper method Of Keeping the Journals Registers and
other BOOKS connected with Agricultural Undertaking
Proportion Of the Manure tie Quantity Of Fodder and
the Number " Catle-
This valuable work Is pronounced by judges Of
the most important which sas appeared IL translated
from German into French and the English Ian
susges, and IL sold al about 80 per copyl
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.
Memoir os JosrUs LIIsIc. with Porraitj
The SORT or INFORMATION WANTED AT rHE SoUrB.
To PREvEsr sNur IN WHs,r By Hon. Wm Csrml.
chae-
and use. Of Cotton. By Whitemarsh Is. Seebroox-
THE GENITAL GA REpLASD DIsrsIcT or VIRGINIA
It's Sol snd Advantages described Letter from Hon w L.
soIIse-various opinions-Liquid Msnure--A New
MISUNDERSTANDING.
PKISciPLEs TO BIZ OBSERVED N TIVE Erection or FAM.
Houses
Ma HAMMOND, ofworcester, Mass-Hs Management
and Is Results on Farm Of Izl Acres.
ATnoPHERE ~ sTABLEs.
REFLECTIONS ON rae PROGRESS OF AsElccLruKAL ID.
rRoyEaESr AND rHg PoiiIIcAL AND moral ,sFLUsscg
or Rural InE Letter from Gen Desrborn)
PEoGsEss ASEIouLrvRAL IMPROVEMENT. .(Letter
from Judge RosLl
IsPKoysNLsr IN The MoDg or ATTACHING HoRsEs TO
WAGONS By j. H. Griere. From the Jour- OF Royal Axr
Soc OF Loadon)
PARISS AND BCsSING from Rev. w. l. Rham's DC
ronary)
TIE Cent?. or GRAVITY. An interesting from
Dr. Lardner's Lecmi es on the Centre Of Gravity1
REVIEW of TIE PAsr, PREsEsr AND FuTCRg SrArE
og Wool MASxsIAn interesting and important article for
Wool Growers. From the English Farmers Msgazin-)
Stw-fosK STATE AGRIcvLrUgAL FAN FoR 1885 with
Llsg OF Premiums Awarded
PRicgs CURRENT.
AIscELLAS .Guano; Grating Coming Fair Of the
American lnstuie Our Est.nlable Coilsases &c Lo-
wood IL Welcomed &c. ImportaD, Motion in Parismeny
q TERMS. IS per annum in advance Tbs work may
De procured from Periodical Dealers part Of the III
ed States Bark numbers sall supplied.
GREELEY McELRAfH. Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal Of
Agriculture for October Is ready and for sale this morn
Ing See contents ia another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

Tss Guar -. TIVE PALLIATIVE VIVA; 10 the mode 0,
rn ofoons, o1trenis Ac, IN the process &c rrrnogrs
P4siues and 0her sfrc''ons o. The skin II 10 This ~
1--we the disease tacs upon the blood where Il enxe
% iley shut 10 ne o1tirt of The -mpos0ning virus c1
e"- gives token Of - existence IN other shape
Peeue-s he sane disease with yifu nee. when a
- teniscy "a discontinued. The seton OF Ssr.s
csians cifecuy he reverse Of his II sttsrks u,
10 r syup'oRis purses he blood Of the rfitsn
NO 60 aiuesswh feed he disease and bcrce N
cures az thorough sni pernan-ut
Prepared and sold .h.ls..I. - r.-.u - % , m
SANDS, wholesale Druygists ~ Fupon-st S.xYark :
Sold also a rs Broadway, n Es Broadway ana d, Orr
bottle. SIX bottles for - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ Quite improvement curing Piles has been e.
feced OF late p Corilsndsi by combining Hays Lini-
ment win The Ra OF Ch.s Ins VIII cure me Mos case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

u The paid " Pail Parrot OF the Polk Admin
i.tration has more denias for TIE Tribune Ii puts
on n mysterious dignity in replying TO w. l.. Mac
kenzie. l, says We repeat that no cabinet could
be more harmonious than the present, Does II IN
tend that should understand that Buchanan and
Walker agree on the Tariff question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ We have now COED srucle OF Cologne AZ q Ccr-
land a. much better than any before and Al 50 cents pee
quart bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ Y. SrArE CESsus-ErTe Co. contains pop.
ul.sou Of ~. ssl-in 1870 % <tgain To- so Niagara
Co contains population OF 33a5o-in is4o, 3ll3ssan
ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ The ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE, at Niblos Garden, opens on Monday
next and articles for exhibition will be received
from this day to Saturday. Inventors and manu-
acturers Of rare or perec, articles fabrics espe
cially those residing at distance from our City,
sboud promptly forward their specimens, where
they have not already done 80.
The utility and bene6cence Of this Fair cannot be
ovcr.vslued. Every product Of American skill and
industry. from the finest Clothes TO the most gigan
Tic Machinery. 10 here exposed to public scrutiny and
admiration Elegant Bonnets and powerful Fire
Engines. glass Bee Hives and Illustrated Bibles, &c.
&c are brought together in bewildering profusion.
The noblest flights OF Invention, the rarea tri-
umphs Of skill, the dainiiest iDgerings Of Art,
are here brought together. Every new Machine or
Process Of signal value is presented for public judg
rnent at the Fair, unless its author commits gross
oversight. The inventor who needs partner with
means to prosecute the manufacture OF his article
the author OF any Improvement in mechanical or
manufacturing processes finds his account IN ex-
hibiting at the Fair But not alone the Artisan is
here represented the Farmers and Gardeners OF
our vicinity unite form noble exhibition OF their
own which would be a Fair Of itself OF Fruits,
Vegetables and Flowers, they present rich variety
Of the finest qualities. New Agricultural nipple
mcn,s arc also exhibited with Stoves Ranges, and
contrivanccs in aid Of Domestic Economy and the
occasion is one which intelligent citizen. OF
whatever useful vocation afford to neg.
Iect The man who gives three days TO care
ful examination of all that is to be seen at the
Fair will find that he has spent his time most
probably. All children whose parents can afford
II should be gratfcd with at least visit to the
Fair They will take away with them a truer re-
-pect Tor Manual Labor and kcener desire for per
sonsl usefulness. Very possibly the germs of be
roficcnt inventions may thus be quickened and the
basis of the nobcst careers be formed. We wish ii
were practicable to open the Fair three days with
out charge for the Children of the Poor
Our Country friends who contemplate visiting tho
City this season should be careful to do during
the Fair The Mechanics and Artisans Of Newark
and the ncgboring cities aud villages should not be
debacd by any thing short of the sternest necessity
from a thorough examination OF the articles here cx-
hbitcd This is the festival of Industry-let ii be
enjoyed and improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
JoNEss ORIGINAL POEMS. No. s

~ spsnger'. Salt Rheum Ointment. rarra~,ei to
AL N Cortlaad-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ Book-keeDing, &c. 90 Csdaf-street = e ',
MARSH. ACCOUNTANT, continues to leach the mponea -
u The most practical maurew. Prospecpusss. viii 9.
rs(sSsncss, &c obsansd q sbuvsL - lwW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

AsoTHER FLARE Up AT PARKERsBuRG, Va
The eemrts at PAkers5urg appear TO be In fierce com
motion. and az Of antics are cut rejecting but
posed TO esteem for It's intelligence and OF order
The Ohio Conference Of the Methodist Church. al rs asl
session in Cincinnati stationed Rev JOHN DLlon Al Par
kersburg succeed Rev. Azra Brown. on the recon-
mendntion. ss Il was supposed Of the latter
The Church about equally divided for and agsins;
receiving minister from thu Ohio Conference Those
who In the negative coscdihe Church doors against
Mr. Dillon on Sabbath morning and refused 10 et him in
tie succeeded IN getting in. however. s We lean from
the Marietta in:elgencer and preached. An iniisna.
ton meeting was held the next day and eommitte OF
sIry appointed 70 wait upon him and notify him that
he must rsmove be removed BY force
Rev A brown when ne returned 10 the town 10 re-
move his family threatened with coat Of Tar and
feathers Neither Of these gentlemen are charged with
Abofonsr yet such proceedings tolerated IN open
day. Half OF the Church want minister from the Ohio
Conference and they denied the privilege Of having
or hearing one columbus (O) STATE Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ General Committee Of Democratic Whis
YOUNG hES-A regular in.ofing u his Committee "
b. held II Mr. Jsekson's Room, No. Meroerst FRI
DAY. Oct 5. st7i O'Clock r. NJ
BY order, THO. T. TOMLINsON, Chairman.
S ss s s. l,sps, Secretaries. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
SILVER WARE.

" Gale a. Hayden, at the old stand. ll6 Fulton
street. have on hand aud general assortment Of S
Spoons Forks Tea Sets Pitchers, Walters, Baskets
Cups, SC. &c, all Of their Manufacture the quality Of
ms silver and the workmanship Of which will be guafsn
tied equal 70 any made In the United States which they o.
fer for sale the trade, RETAIL tie favorable
lN au28 laW6Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

York, Providence and Boston Railroad Company bed u
Providence, r. the 30th Sept the following genenea
were chosen for the ensuing year:
ELISHA PECK,
RICHARD NJ BLATCHFORD,
JAMES FOSTER, Jr
MATTHEW MORGAN Newton
SAMUEL JAUDON
THOMAS TlLESTON,
JOHN CRYDER,
NATHAN y. DIXON Rhode Island.
GURDON TRUMBULL Conn.
Al subsequent meeting Of the Directors, ELISHA
PECK was unanimously reelected President Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ DR.. shew has returned remain Of hone. -
msnely IN the city. u devote usua, his TINE V -
practice Of HydropsIhy or Water cure. Patients Us ~
c-iyed al his Tor board and treatment Oee 20
residence, IS Bond-sl sSpDd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

STATE DEPARrMESr.-Extractf from letter from
the United States Cousul at Palermo, dated July l.,
1915:
Our commerce with this port am happy observe.
Is still on the ncress and has received no interruption
or hntrsDce from sry source.
The treaties between France and Great Britain.
with this Government have gone into operation. imme-
dately exchange Of rstihcai.ons.
This country IS now in very quiet state, and the
thus far. has been highly favorable for large
harves.s"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

Disry CoAr COLLAR BAD.-rhe Magic Erasye
soap fOr removing grease spots, stains aud marks from
Clothes woocns carpets &C and rendering the spos where
&c applied clear bright new and spO,-ss Sold with ful
disertipns Pnce p ceats cake. Sod A. 81 Chshans
and ~ broadway. acD 2sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

4 COvGH OR CoLD CURED FOR ONE SBILLiN6.-How
hundreds Of both have been cured of the
nveerate c"dghs and colds by shilling package of Jones
Cough Candy. Try ityou will be asionshed bessed
elect Sold at 32l Broadway and 81 Chsh.nst so 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

BOYS, foyrH AND CHiLDIEs, versus Whiskers-A three
shilling boue of Joness air Restorative has oflen forced
tie hair TO grow thc face well the head, many
years before the age of manhood Sold al 81 Chsihsmse
IN 1..l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

r. Election in Georgia on Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

sumo his free lectures 10 this city Monday, "Wednesday
and Saturday evenings Of next week. In Pearst Church,
near Broadway AT half past O'clock the philosophy Of
health and chrome disease particularly dyspepsia general de-
biy, and pulmonary and spiral afecilons also on The
means OF prevention and relief Of the by mechanical
support and proper course Of life In conjunction with 9th
appropriate remedies embracing In the course be sub
ect Of physical education the psternal duty offspring
Ladies' and gentlemen ar. invited. ~ 81 6us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

AMERICAN siLK--Mr Jeffrey Hutchinson a
farmer Of Long Island well known and esteemed here
10 nov Visiting our City with specimens OF Sewing silk
rse'ed and manufactured by hisdauehers from cocoons
prcdsced on his farm from the Moras Multicsuls We
bespesk iw him the favorable regard OF all who consider
how vastly important IA In National point Of view
shas people shcud learn to grow and manufacture
their snk win require akin and patience to esee,
this With some patriotic sympathy the part Of the
wealthy and discerning but the silk Culture will ul,
nsaely b. established and flourish here Mr. Hutshin.
son appears 10 be excellent article which all who
want sewing SUI viii do well to buy for their sskes
Ne WI submit il 10 the Judgment OF principal CHI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

t1- You should not allow your skin TO remain covered
wi N botches ireckes sunburn when ~ cake
OF Jones : Italian Chemical Soap would give you mor
refreshing, dazzling, clear spoess, while, rosyred
picson neck aud hands. Reader do do, just ny
the effect beyond calculsOn and Will make your skin
Ilure dazzling white, beautiful. and clear but mind,
nowhere else but al the sign OF The American Esg- 81 Coat
iru-sL Mind ask for Jones' Soap or 31l Broadway
ami 1888 tgltOu-s Brooklyn so seod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
'New.Y0k
Never neglect. but strive with care,

TAk AAIH.
! Never neglect. but with care,
! To add and strengthen well the hair. .
" The hair mJst be looked after well ss the hesln.-
Dandrs should never be allowed 10 remain long, fof
wesAens and Injuries the which inshe end occssons
badness preseryave smulsnt ts remedy, and re
IONS mar lnylgorato IL compound the greatest yet az
covered for preserving The hair and keeping hck sce
peaauiuL This Is admitted BY all whouse ii and Who woae
opposite ST Pouls Church
~ Newly ork society for the Relief Of widows snd
Orphans Of Medical Men.-Tbe tmrd annual meeting oss
Society VIA be he'd al the College Of Physicians and sa
/ past O'Clock, r. ~
IT, H. D. BULKLEY, ~ d. Secretary.
II 1. o. Of q. F.-The member. OF Mariners Lodgs
Lodge room, National Hail. C.nal-st on Tnursdsy he u
inst pasl O'Clock r ~ ior the purpose OF paying b.
JoHs ADAMS, sec'y, pro- tenn o2F
| ~ The Washington Temperance VIII rss
aneuer shout iof ts good cause his Thursday Eyenng
al National la y, Ceas-sL Addresses BY Rev. {. w. DE
son u Boston, Vim. T.. Dodge and Chss Parker, Esqr -
Pr Sherman. Singing by Messrs. Caty MsedonoatL
j. w OLIVER, Pre,idsaL
ii. CUSHING, Secretary IT.
70 Caledonia Division No. 81 =. Of TIL
members Of tbs yiaon are requested u met al toe cons
purpose Of installing officers, and other important oo.ns
IL JAMES STONE, W. r
~ Covenant Tent, 1. o. Of IL. No. 69.-fs
msmbers VI the Independent Order Of Recnsb;es are ~
i
David w. Thompson, before Covenant Tent Thafsdsy
t,hs) evening, Oct 2, 1915. JOSEPH A. QUIN, See
- Word to the Wise !-Dsliey's Msgesl fo
Extractor, me wonder and blessing Of Inc age, peof1
Ing wonders Ia the Of al Of wounds bralsek
enb burns, sores ss-iings, Inclination, headache 60
ssiPanS and paniuness Of The bowels spinal weakce~
and indeed al kinds Of Injuries Of or beast
In me course OF human invention, has ever %
CURED 50 repiete win blessing and comfort nxnkmA
.. Tine wonderful Tins srcle have pro
d1ced new era N medicine. IL Al! that been so1k.
after b tie learned and nun are VIZ A TALIsNAs AeAs
sVEFEkiss Let The afflicted logger this oiny
neni WI saaf their friend, win bring heshs row W
De tarrri INTO Joy AID pain exchanged for unisigned p
gie Ohiy Depoto tic United staSs LA fulvonsI ~
building N D. where all orders be sddreseed -
paic, TO H. Daley care Of Ansel Frost 80 5~
~ DR.. sheW has returned remain Il hone -
mAnrnly, IN the city. u devote, usual his ums 70 -
practcc OF Hydropslhy Water Parepts os y
e-iyed al dis resIdeceefv board and treatment once -
rosidence, IS Bond-sl sADd
~ Book.k eeDing, DC. 90 Csdwstrest &C. ',
MARSH ACCOUNTANT, continues leach THE imponea
u me most pfscucal maurow. Prospecruses, WIN -
rsCsssocss, &c. obsainsd - sbvva - lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

rBE LADY WIN rHs YELLOW FAcF.-Beware. Be-
ware Ladies to- ch not common prepared chalk. will NJ
IN your skn. Use that beautiful vegetable preparauol the
Jones's Spanish Lily White II will give your SKIN nsiurs
sske wheness and improve your skim Sold at 81 Char
ham 81 and sei BrOaiwa y. so 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

" The Wing Nominating Committee of Non
roc Co. unanimously passed resolution in favor Of
the proposed State Convention. The following res
ouiions offered by JAsrIR w GILBERT, Esq. were
also unanimously passed:
Resolred That any effort distinct political
organization for the purpose of prosecuting change in
the Nsturaz ration Laws is unwse and inexpedieni be
cause
a. IL is hostile 10 the interests contrary to the spirit
and prejudical TO the success of the Wing party.
- Because tends TO foment prejudices and passions
At war with the harmony OF society and
a Because. whatever reforms are demanded by the
public good can best be effected by the Wing As the
great conservative party Of the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

HF The UNION Is new and neat no party pa
Per just established Middletown oint Monmouth Co
NJ BY Mr. EpeAR Hoyr ono, OF the tribe Of Jesse y
The paper has several excellent qualities ameng them
devotion Agriculture and matter OF local interest
and wise avoidance Of the error Of the Frog who in
sssed on swelling TO The szc of OK. We wish II
abundant success
Monmouth County. formerly deemed one of the
poorest In New Jersey 10 rapidly becoming the mos,
productive by of It's abundant deposits OF Mari
Peat sc. which, applied to the worn soil above them
produce bouptia crops Of early and excellent vegetables
The hand Of Improvement Is every where visible upon
her surface.
~ The NATIONAL MAGAZINE. Edited by RED
woco fisHxh The October Number Of this valuable
Monthly has just been ssuedhlled usual with most
Interesting matter.
|" HuSrs MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for Octo-
Der 10 promptly hand. This Periodical has earned for
aseif high reputation. The prssen, number ably sus-
tain H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

On rHE ToRNESrISe PANS % RHEUNArtsM ,-Cush.
mans Rheumatic Remedy. Paine Cuilng Embrocalion-
An invaluable and seldom fsins remedy tor Rheumatism.
and Psnes the Bones 6ou Cold Pain In the JOINS
suf Neck Umbago sod the sign OK the America
Esgle, 32 Chatham ST. " YPrce ~ ceats and 81 bottle
80 2sOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

4 FiNE HEAD OF HIR FOR rssEE SauLISGs-rhs
hlmsn aar out o. ORDER is brought 10 splendid condition
by the OF s37 bottle Of Joness Coral Hair Restors
These It's real qualuesr will generally prove
aud 5eaufy the hair i viii force the hair grow the
had face or body any place where intended hair
grow by making thu scalp healthy. Ii the hair fall
M. of and thoroughly al and dsudnlt Alothes
OF it, properties make the har grow naturally DARK asi
.,autul Sold N 81 Chshanls and 81 kfosdwsv. se0i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ The extensive bagying factory Of Mr.. Thomas
H. Noble, al Lexington KY entirely consumed by
fire last week. together with all the machinery Loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

u Elections in Pcnnsylva na and Ohio on Tues
day, 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

" There are ifteerr Candidates for the Sheriff
aI,,- 81 pa t,rr,n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

anouer shout FOR tho This Tbnrsdsy Eyenp(
at National Hal Csasl-sL Addresses BY Rev. C. w. Dst
son u Boston, Vim. T.. Dodge and Chss Parker Esq -
Dr. Sherman. Singing by Messrs Caty, MscdoncQss
Martha Washington Society aud other.
/ w. OLIVER Presideul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
II. r. CUSHING, Secretary

~ Caledonia Division No. 81 =. Of TIN
members of tbs VISION requested toe corn6
Of Broadway and Grsndt this eyeninz O'clock for ~
purpose Of installing officers and important oosnesa
IL JAMES STONE, VIZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

o for pen with life and power to speak
The glory OF clear and spot.ess cheeS,
The calm magnihcenoe OF female beauty
For man 10 gain enhanced Ill gazing seems duty.
Thou small scs pen, tell women how 10 rear
4 clear COMPLEXION sni bolnleOus bead OF hslr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-14
CITY INTELLlGENCE.

Eclipse of the Moon. There was almost a
total eclipse of the moon last evening. 1t
commenced l6 minutes past O'Clock, and was
visible throughout its duration, which was 8
hours and l6 minutes. 1t ended at 81 min
utes past 0 O'Clock. Only one-twelfth part of
the moon remained light, and this portion was
l-2 digits at its broadest part, and 10 l-2 d.
gifts was cell psed rom the south part of the
earth's shadow. is approach not having been
horalded, as is US. Il, by the papers Of the day,
caused its sudden appearance amongst US to
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-14

ENMORY 81 CO., No. 9 CALvERT-sT,. the Oldest
SsL established, most extensive, and most popular
LOTTERY firm in the world. With the advantage of be-
ing the sub-Agents for hIessrs j. G Gregory & Co.
Tor the sale of tickets in the State of Maryland. and
their immense pecuniary resources they can ell Lot
terry tickets either by The package singy upon such
terms az will defeat any attempt at com petition. Per-
ssonstrom abroad who may he disposed occasionally
TO test tie favor of the "Goddess FOrtsne," can safe
y remit any amount of funds however large 10 this
irni-te reputation and tanding they have acquired
by strict attention bush for thirty yeas in this
city heing sufficient security that any business colt
hded u their care, will be attended to with punctua
ty aud despatch. EMORY * co.
II 2 Calvert street.