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hnportcrs and Dealers in Hardtcarc, Bar IRON
and Steel Nails, .4nvWs, Pieces, Smiths Bel
l0,US, ShOUelS, Chains, &c.
WErMoRE & Co, 70 and 81 Vesey Street,
corner OF Washington.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-02

Importers aud Dealers in Drugs, Medj'
cines, Paints, Dye Stu6s, Varn'shes, Sc.
Fl. H. ScHEFFELlN & Co., also general A
gents for Swaim's Panacea and Vermi~
fuge 104 and LOG John Street.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-02

manufacturer and Importer Of Saddlery, Har-
ness, and Coach Hardware.
w. J. Buck, 209 Pearl Street, four doors "a
bove Maiden Lane.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-02

Importers, Dealers, and Manufacturers
IN Dye Stg6$, Dye Woods, Acids, &c.
WILLIAM partridge 6 Son, q Cliff Street.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-02

Manufacturers Depot for the sale Of Boots,
Br0gans, Shoes, &c.
GALE, STOUT, & WARD, 234 Pearl Street
corner of Burning Slip.
ID. W. Ives & Co., 2l3 Pearl Street.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-02

Booksellers and StahonerS.
HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, 2l6 Pearl Street,
between Maiden Lane and Butling Slip.
S. S. & w. WooD, 26l Pearl Street, oppo-
site u. S. Hotel.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-02

Manufacturers and Importers IF Paper
Hangi8gs.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-02

Coffee, Cocoa, Mustard d Spices, Ground
and Whale, Full Assortment, the Hope
Mills Co.
A. WoRrHlNGToN, Office At Front Street,
Mills Il Marketfeld Street.
Hams & KlNsEY, North Rirer Mile, 213
West Street, Between Franklin and Har-
rison Street.
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VI. A. Howell, & Co., 367 Pearl Street.
CHRIsTY & CONSTANT, 81 Maiden Lane.

Importers all kinds Of Toys and Fancy
articles, PeJitnIery, Soaps, Musical
Instruments, Stationery Articles, CIR
man Glass Wure, French China, &c.
CHARLES F. A. HENRCHs, $50 Broadway
and IS Liberty Streets, successor to MIR
Werckmeister, also Archery and Cricket
Implements.
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AaS1A PACKAGES
II wv BRITISH, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN DRY EPSr

II wv BRITISH, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
Just received djreC, from the manufacturers by
FR.7NALIS GAR UNER, No 1875 BALTIMORE ST.,
40 house above high; street, consisting in par; OF the
follow ny:
FRENCH GOODS-R:Ch Dress silks; Staple Silks;
Bonnet VelTetS: Satn> and Silks: Satin ana Fancy
Bonnet Ribbons; Dress SatinS lyons Eelvets; Fine
and super BonIba2laeS; French MernopS; Rich Cash.
mere diEc0sse; Rich Nous de Lanes French Paid
Gnghams; fWeh DO; Plaid Royals; Green Berares
all prices; Ladies' We've; and silk Crarars: Gentie-
meas scafs AMI Crayats; best Chevrreuy Gloves:
French Tekerri Shaws; Cashmere do; silk do; Velvet
scaCfS and hantia>; silk Hosiery: II. :. ana Revere
a. {. Hdkts.; LiHGn tanbrcs, sc. sc.
BRITISH GUODS-Faucy Chintz Prints. Pin
Cashmetrs and Nous de LANES; Alpacas and Urlaan!
Cloths; Manchester and Falst0n Ginrhams; HrpD
Casinerti; A Plaid Cloths, for boys wear: High
laAd PIaids; English Hosiery; Cloths, C1ssimeres,
Ve&t!ngs, Sc. SC
AMERICAS GCODS---S, 4 and Ga Blraeied
She'ln!g2; TicA,ag- Checks KerseyS: Satt!nets;
flanne.S; Brown and beached Drills; cold Camtrics:
Fancy Prints, OF beautiful styles aud Of the following
manufacturers: Noonsalucktt; Aliens; Doanel's. (
Manchester Works,
F.GARDNER would respectfully inform cDuntr,
merchants aud the city trade that the second art
third floors OF his warehouse have been recently fit
ted up for the ohbng trade, and that they will aHav
md them stocked With the choicest ar.cles of III
seaseh' sell
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MNAANkETs. FIANNEIs. nn1IrsrIcS

ENLANK ETS. FLANNELs, bOMEsTICS
.H2 &c. The subscriber has IN hard a LARGE as
sortEneut OF fine and superfine Whitney BLANKETS
OF all the different sizes and qualities, which he i,
enabled ID sell HEAP. Also. low priced point do; TO-
II, Il aud 1874 Imperial QUILTS of a sunell0r anal.
ity very cheap; large assortment of white and cold
FLANNELS, al! widths and qualities; a general as
s0rtment OF beached and brown MuSIins ard shirt.
ing; plain and t~ed Usnaburgs; linen and cotton
Strtings; ITish Linens FiarSahack towel'ing; crash
paid. Donestcs; Ticking; handsome low priced Cal
icoes, and many other seasonahle ard desirable art
ces 70 which he invites the attention OF purchasers
THOMAS T. NELSON,
No s. Baltimore St.
N. B. Also on hand, beautiful assortment of
rich chint2, coioied and plain gree flooring BAIZE
sel3-e0lm ISL
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IMPROVED READINGS OF THE poErs-Moorr

IMPROVED READINGS OF THE POETs-Noorr.
Nhite Ind clear was the skin she wore;
some Goutauds Soap ia her hand she bore;
ARD so!Er 'ouge whose rednrss was far beyond
Inc ruby which clrCied her snow white hand
LADY, fear have gone astray-
WIZ you TO GouFaud's point out the way;
For superiGOuS hair, have been told
Ms foEdres are worth their weight in gold -
''Alaideh, those Poudres work like a charm;
AND OF tan or freckleS feel no alarm
for you II md at GoUraud's splendid store
A cure for these ills, and hundle ed more
On she went, and in little while
Returned from Walker street with a smile;
Now hes for ever is she who relied
On GoGraud's honor and Gouraud's rriGe.
Dr.. Felix GOGiaud'S Italian Medicaied SOAP y,il'
positively remove from the skin every vestige OF nirl
PIE, tan fIecKle, saowHess. sunburn, roughness Sc
ana glve the cutcie Wilderness cearne S. and beat
y perfectly trahscendant. GOuraudS Poudres Sub
tues are expressly designed for the complete eradca
ton OF supethuouS hair. One touch of Gnuraud's
vegetable Liquid Rouge to the pale cheek gives it i
brilliant and permanent color.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s. HANCE, 109
Batmore-st and cor Pratt and Charless se8
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BARGAINS: BARGAINS,

G-As.s Another very Cheap Store ia NORTH GAY
s4s.T STREET, opposite Fayette-st,, where may
~. be- found beautiful assortment of thc mos,
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHtWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles. Also, Casicoe. Mons
lin dc LANES; Lawns; Linen Udkfs.; gen;ien,pn,s
Stocks aud Collars Suspeaders and great variety OF
Goods too tedious TO enunerae. The public are re.
specially invited call at this New and Cheap store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices 90 Dom. forget--No. 23
GAY STREET, opposite Faye,,e ap!0.9
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G3-FF.aR WITH THE .aAt.4ZO VANS, ~sGi
AT THE GORGEOUS MAMMOTH CIRCUS .
Address to the Citizens of Baltimore:
ED UCK WELL ~ SION +. Pisprelurs and
81 q Directors of tile Immense Equestrian Institu-
ton. now exhibiting at the Corner Of CHARLES auA
CONWAY STREETS, embrace this occasion 10 &C
quaint the inhabitants OF the MOaEmeatal Metropolis
that owing TO the brevity Of their soiouE here and
tOr the accommodation Of parents WHO wish to attend
with their children, they are 10 give q Splendid Ex-
TIA Entertainment on WEDNESDAY and SATUK-
DAY AFTERNOONS. +E3-Doors opening at 9, and
performances commencing at 81 O'Clock.
THE EXCITING SPANISH PAGEANT
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
This spectacle OF Gothic grandeur has beer per
formed upwards ofslXTY TINES in Boston and nearly
Two HUNDRED TIMES in the Eastern & Middle States
Devotion has Iacly been paid TO accuracy and spier-
dor Of COSTUMES, for this
MIGHTY PAGEANT,
the late Brilliant Dresses for which are furnished by
the veteran CoSlumer, ANDREW JACKSON ALLEN, Of
New York.
GE5" THE CHIYALRIC TOURNAMENTM-f
Another Original Spectacle, founded on Sir Waiter
ScOt's immortal lNANilOE, will be substituted for
the above pageant il the day time.
% The unusually large number Of SEVEN ac-
compl!shed FEMALE EQUESTRIANS is to be found
in this MA MMDTH CIRCJS-together with triple
Company of EQUESTRIAN STARS OF the FIRST
MAGNGTuDEi
DC Doors open at s! O'Clock Performances com
memCe att,
PRICES BoxesaJ cents Children under 10 years
OF age, half price. SELF
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.HRDERED. this ID day Of September, la45,
~ by Baltimore County Court, sitting as n Court of
Equity, that the sales made and reported by Jshu
Ferry, permanent Trustee OF George Coss, be finally
ratified ana confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shewn on before the 26th day of September in
slant; Provided copy of this order he inserted in
some daily newspaper published III the city of Balt-
more nj least week for three successive weeks
prior to the said Goth day Of September The report
states the amount of sales to be 1880. By order
(True copy
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DRESS GOODS. &c.

&HAWLS, DRESS GOODS, &c
- L McEtnUWNEY s. co. have on hind and
are daily receiving, large and well selected stock of
FALL and WINTER GOODS, selected with great
care EXPRESSLY for the RErAL TRApE-consisrng in
part of new style SUAWLS; rich and entirely new
style SILKS. striped and pian super French Cash
meres and Mouseln de LANES; plain and Rept Cash
meres; Scotch MouselineS; Ginghams; Chutzes; Silk
and Cotton Warp; ALPACAS all colors; Bon,baZines;
Linen ShGetins Table Linen Irish Linen; Napkins
and Ioweng-with full assortment OF Goods suit
able for the present and approaching season. which
will be sold On the very lowest terms. by
K. McELDOWNEY & Co
1913 Baltimore street.
sel3 between Calvert and LIGHT streets.
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TFHNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
IL scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore County, in Maryland, letters of adj
ministraton on the estate of SAMUEL CAKES,
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on before the l4th day of February,
s46; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
the said estate are requested to make immediate
payment
Given undermy hand, this lith day of August l945.
| al5lawft' JAMES HOOPER Admir-.
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NJ EE CHA MIS- asf BA i.YHrIOg f!
MANUf.9CIURERS OF B.fLTTMORE!!
ARTISTS OF BALTIMORE!.!


ARTISTS OF BALTIMORE!!!
Hholcsale md RetaH Dealers Of Baltimore ~!
MAO YOU WISH I'D DO 4 BRISL6 FALL.
w AND w INTER- BUSINESS 1t you do, where
IS it to come from From tie country Ut course!--
How is it to be pracured2 BY using the means to pro
cure it-5y inviting by letting ii be known that you
are prepared to supply the demand
10" Where do your customers i've Iii the country,
every BODY knows! Where DO .h,y advertise then
goods when they want u SCI! TO each ohet? In
Try newspapers. Why-because country pcopIe read
coun:1ynew'9apers Now, ifcounfry peopeIead coun-
Try newspapers, would it not be sensible for you give
inflammation 10 coantry people through the same neai-
unE Common sense answers We :!
G3- II you think so, and choose . avail yourselves
OF theopportmity of applying the power of the press,
the ''a!gy ccer OF tte business srorld" to y3 husi
ness, you caa do al the Country Newspaper Advtr-
Using Agency Of V. y. PALMER. S. Z. CORNER or
BALTIMORE AND CALVERT SITS,
DC Tha Card "Io Country Merchants is not yet
clio ed Names OF merchants, manufacturers, sc. who
are prerar to supply The demands of country Derch-
ants, will be received THIS DAY, to be published in
upwards of forty ditle ent newspapers, inv ing The
Eeigbofing trade to the city Of BALTIMORE. You
are respectfully invited 30 try the re1as-the results
VIII follow as matter of course sel7-2C
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seq law5W A. w. BRADFORD CLARK
a CUE AND FEVER EFFECTUAIIY
IA

~ CURED BY TtLEK'S AGUE AND FFVER
PILLS. Numerous mmendatious and certificates
of EFFEcTCAL cures are in the possession of the pro-
pretor, bat these are of no avail to the sufferer
permanent cute Is what he wants, and il is what he
will have, if he takes the Pills according to the drec-
tons Prepared only by DR.. G. X, TYLER, cornec
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore Price 81
per box. ;v-eo,f
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CIRCUS,
N@ ELSTs. FTAEy IL DELEVA

CIRCUS,
N& ELSE. FfANN AZ DELEVAN'S CIR.
w Gus, late of the Park Theatre, N. York, and
National Theatre, Philadelphia, J. w. RANCKEt,
Agent, viii! open in Baltimore the g9th list, for a
few days only, On entering the city, the celebrated
NJ. YORK BRASS BAND viii precede the EQUES-
TRAN ChVALCAHR in a magnificent carriage,
drawn by TEN superb Cream Horses, These horses
are driven in hand by Mr.. Albeit Brown, from N. Y
The performers are of the highest Standing aud re-
putation in America, and their extraordinary feats
stand in the ranks 0f the profession without paral-
lei. !E3- The Company will perform in Washington
city on the 26th and 27th inst, prior 10 their comn
10 Baltimore. sell-d
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NJ I'D GLOVES,
yHNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub

'FHNHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore County, letters of administration on the per
sonar estate of LLOYD e. BAKER, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims against
III" SAID estate are hereby warned exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or be
tore the 26th day OF Feby, l54f they may otherwise
ny law, he excluded from all benefit of said estate
AZ persons indebted to the said estate, are request
ed 10 make immediate payment. Given under inv
hand, this 26th day of August, l845.
RICHARD BAKER. Admir-,
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A L NJ AN A C..
tS4J.
SGPTEM .
MARRIED

o. the 18TH INST. by the Rev. Mr.. DoIaH, JOuS VAL
ENriHE to MARGAREr A. CoTbE, all Of this city.
GA the 10Th INST. by the Rev'd J. Piotner, Captain
CLARKE CorrRELL, ri Bait, to Miss ApELiNE WILL
ING, of Somerset 90. Md.
AT Philadelphia, on the ODD June last, PETER w.
DAVIS TO Miss MARGARE- ATKINSON, both Of Cecil
co Md.
At Washington, 10Th inst by Rev Mr.. Bean, FER
DtNAND f. HAsSbER, of Cape Vincent, N. Y, to BEI
TX B. eldest daughter of Samael Hanson, of Wash
lHg.oa.
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+ UC1NA CORDIAL. OR THE ELIXIR OF
"a LOVE, Its a so ereign and speedy cure for
nepient Consumption, Baroness, Obstruction, DIFF
hcult or painful Menstruatien, iuconiuyHce of Urine
or nvoIuntaryciscage thereof, and for general pros
Iauon OF the system. whether the result of inherent
causes reproduced b. rreguary, illness Graccident
1t IS pleasant to the taste, and positively its
operations in Incorrhga Whites. It's unlValled re-
putaton in both hemspheics, Is the result OF its al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair! Nothing can be more surpris-
ing than its lnVgnfatRg e;eCIs on the human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and lasstude before
taklnsit, at once becoae ROBUST ana tili Of energy
under It's influence 1t immediately coHHteraCts the
nerveiessuasS or iO0seHess OF the female frame, which
is the only cause of bartenuess; and which, prior TO
nr. Mangln's discovery, considered TO be
BILE. Language indeed, cannot do justice to the me
Its Of the LUCIH.f CORDLfL, which is regarded
BY the heads OF the Faculty one OF the most i'm
portant discoveries of the age.
For sale bye K. TYLER, cor. of Baltimore and
High SITS; ROBERTS Il ATkihSO :, corner of Han
over and Baltimore SITS; and J. NJ LAR0QUE, corner
of Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
Price 50 per bottle.
70 Purchasers, to avoid being imposed upon, will
please remember that the name LUClNA CORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass Of each bottle sel2,f
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IRON, TIN PLATE, SIC. &c.

IRON, TIN PLATE, &c. &c.
g SINDALL, Nos. AZ and so SOUTH CAL
De VERT STREET, one door below Lombatd-st,
has in and offers for sale, at the lowest prices
TIN PLATE x and extra sizes Roofing TIN; l1x20
Russia Sheet lron American and English Sheet Ifon
Boiler and Fiue Iron, sc. Also full assortment OF
ROLL and HAMMERED BAR IRON; Nail Rods
Shoeng Iron; Cast, Shear & Blister, Spring STEEL
Hoop and Band IRON; Wire; Block Tin in pigs and
bars; Lead Pipe SheeE Pig and Bar cad; Sheet Zinc
Spelter; Timed Copper a large assortment of Anne
rcan Timed and Black Rivets; Store Ornaments
sc. SC. se0-tm*
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TMANCE's SAEsAPARyLT.A on BLOOD
PILLS cure dyspepsia, Costivsness, Singing in
the Ears, Dizziness, inflammation of stomach and
Liver, Dropsy, RhsUmatisa, Weak Nerves, Sick
Headache, and ali diseases arising from an impure
state and circulation Of the Blood. Price % cents
per box
For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, corner Of Charles
and Pratt sts. aus
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WIsTAR's EALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
~ There is no such thing fnii'' in the history
OF TINS wonderful BALSAM Evidence the most COR
Vlhclg evidence that 10 d0ubt-fil!y estao-
fishes this fact For the sake Oibrevty we seieCtthe
following from thousands.
Isaac PIatt, Esq, Editor Of the Po'keepse Eagle.
one OF the most influential papers in the state of New
orK, states under the authority of his own name that
a!ouh. lady, relative ofhis, of very delicate cons-
tuition, was attacked in February 1872, with severe
cold, which immediately produced splitting of blood,
cough, fever and other dangerous and alarming svmp
toms Through medical treatment and care she par
Iaty recovered during summer. But on the return of
winter she was attacked more violently than at first
she became scarcely able to walk, and was troubled
VIVA cough, ch!iis and fever every day. and appeared
TO be going rapidly with consumption at this time
Whth There was no sign q" improvement, Mr.. Plat
procured bottle of WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
tHEKkI which she took, and il seemingly restored
heT' she rot second, and before il was half taken
she was reStoredo perfect health, which she has en-
loyed to the present time, without the slirhes, SWIM
toms OF her former disease.
Mr. Platt says "theCure came under my own Obser-
Vat!0h aud can"otbe mistaken AS to the facts :"
F}"Al orders must be address ed to SAAC BUTTS.
% Ann ST., New York.
For sale by G. X, TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
iilgh-Sis Baltimore, and X, ). PATTERSON, Wash
hgton, D. e., and by most Of the Druggists i'll Mary
I1l" ana the District Of Columbia. m5tuthtt
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
FaNHIS EVENING, Sept. 18Th, will be perform
q ed ROMEO JULIET. Romeo, Mr.WHEAT-
LEY. Mercuto, Mr. WALLACK. Paris, Mr.. JOR-
DAN. Tybalt, Mr.. a'BECKET. Frar Lawrence,
Mr.. LEMAN. Peter, Mr.. RADCLIFFE. Juliet, Miss
A. FISHER. Lady Capulet, Mrs. THAYER Nurse,
Mrs. JONES.
To onclude with IRISH LION Tom Moore, Mr..
RADCLIFFE Miss Fit2gig, Miss A. FISHER. Miss
Echo, Mrs. THAYER.
{g3- Prices of admission: To the Boxes so cents
To the Pit % cents R-Doors OPEN at the Curtaia
will rise at II o'clock 1t
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SfIERiFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That an
~ election Will DE held at the respective places of
holding the same, in Baltimore City and County, on
the first WEDNESDAY of October next, it being the
first day OF the month"; in the first fifteen Wards of the
city of Baltimore, constituting the Fourth Congresson
al District of the city of Baltimore for person
represent said District in the Congress- of the United
Staes and in the remaining five Wards and Baltimore
County, constituting portion Of the Third Congress
sona District for person represent said District
in the Congress ofthe United States; Also five persons
to represent Baltimore City, and five for Baltimore
County to serve in the house of Delegates of the
State Of Maryland Also Sheriff for Baltimore
Cry and ore for Baltimore County, for the
ling three years, and also three Commissioners for
Baltimore County. n, TRACY, Sheriff,
Baltimore, Sept, 9, 1915. sel0dte
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AL CENT CALyCoES-Ofnew and handsome
4p4 styles, and good CLOTHS, opened this day at
HAIWARD'S, No. rs Howard
sec Ihrd door from FaYette-st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

FHNHIS EVENING, Sept 18th, will be perform
d ed KING HENRY w. Sir John Fals.af, Mr..
HACKETT Prince of Wales, Mr.. e. BARRETT.
King Henry, Mr. SCOTT. Hotspur, Mr.. c. SMITH.
Prince John, Mrs MESTAYER. Elrl Wesmore-
and, MI o. SMITH. Earl Douglas, Mr.. THOMP-
SON. Earl Northumberland, Mr.. HUNTLEY. Sir
Richard Vernon, Mr. BOWERS. Lady Percy, Mrs.
A. w PENSION.
To conclude with GLOVE ~ HUMBLE LIFE"
CarIity, Mr.. MESTAYER.
Jb3-Boxes 50 cents-Pt % cents. Doors open a; :,
performances 10 commence At II o'clock. 1t
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ls45.
FROM CHE EXCHANGE eeAolNc-RooM BOA


CLEARED,
Brig Saldaaa, Stu5bs, Brazil and i market, Clan k
& Kellogg.
schr Chesapeake. Stewart New York. Rose Mer-
riiI & Dodge
schr VIM. Toblthia, Cattice, Hampton, Va. master.
ScbT Pocahontas, Gibson, Phad., J. w. Brown.
Schr Fulton, DormaH, Port Spain, Trinidad.
Schr Abner Bethany, Benson, Elizabeth City, N G,
master.
Barge Chesapeake, Dennis, Philadelphia, J. A.
Sfriver
schr Gladiator, Nckecson Halifax, N. S. Clark &
Kellogg.
Steamer Rob't F. Stockton, Layuan, Philadelphia,
John a. Shriver.
ARRIVED,
Schr Jack Downing, Fields, fin PhiIadepL tnise.
to John w. Brown.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia
lndse. to J. "A. Shrver,'
steam packet JeweSs, Sutton, from Norfolk, Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Reaper, BrcaOu, for Baltimore, was loading az
Galveston 3D. inst
Brig Betsey, Burnhan, from. Baltimore, arrived at
Boston 18th inst.
Brig Khhwoad, HayHe, for Baltimore, cleared at
New Orleans 9th inst.
Schrs T. q. Mitchell, kruse, aud Lady Warrington,
Stevens, for Baltimore, went 10 from Charleston
l4th int.
Schrs Zenobia, Brown, from Baltimore, arrived at
Charleston 18th inst; and Lady Warrington, Stevens,
for Baltimore, cleared at do same day.
Schrs Carpo, Wilson, ana Mary, Cook from Balti-
more for NeWburyp0rf, aud Philadelphia, Adams, I'm
do. for Nantucket, were III Hampton Roads 18th inst.
Josiah II. Hill, of New ourypOr, seaman on board
the Mary, was unfortunately drowned on Monday
morning, while lying in the Roads
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