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PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY.

two three lives for children Sc &C. Table
also for ANNUlTIES, both immediate and deferred All
' ~ $500 -
The Court Of Directors in London have by formal nstru
men delegated full authority risks in
ceeding $500 each single lie. and bind the Society
General Agent in New York.
J.LEANDER STARR. General Agent
"a Wall street, 27th June, 1915. jyi Itaw 3mvr re
LIGHT, ELASTIC EVER FITTING
WIGS AND SCALPS,
WITHOUT METALLIC SPRINGS OR CLASPS.
ONLY or
CHARLES RIDGWAY,
HAIR CUTTER 1ND TIG MAKER,
NO. Is WALL STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
N. B.-Formerly of Howard's Hotel. je28 im.rc
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DIR, Wheeler, Oculist.

mo- q (LATE Oo1 IKEENWICH STREET, NEAK THE
BATTERY, NEW YORK,
nEV0TES his exclusive attention to Diseases Of the Eye
~ and Ophthamic Surgery and the public that there
not amongst the diseases which the human
subject any disorder of that organ WHICH cannot be
sentaly relieved entirely cured by him. The vast number
Of undoubted testimonials which be at his office will
satisfy the public that his practice NOT exceeded either ~
States.
Dr. Wheeler has made with the most cmi-
manufacturer in Paris for supply OF
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
which nearly resemble the natural ogan appearance
bear the closest scrutiny and observation without the differ
being detected DR.. Wheeler will insert and furnish
them moderate terms
q Office hours from A. NJ and o'clock ?. NJ, after
which he visits out door patients. myl7 Inns ie
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DIR. M 1RSHALL HALLS
COR DIAL RENQNATQR

DK MARSHALL HALL, Of the most celebrated ply.
- cians IN Europe the discoverer Of this valuable medi
cine y Is now used IN his practice among the nobility Of Eng
% @ anu n.omgn ne continent q Europe and IN every in
most happy results is exclusively directed the cure Of
such complaints from dsorganzation of genera
tive organs ts quick and wonderful action such that cold
imbecy cannot remain in the that its
who b. early Indulgence solitary habits have fallen into
state of chronic debility.
Constitutional weakness, brought by secret habx in
duged IN by young men, This is when frequently in
duged I'M the greatest evil that befa Dyspepsa
weakness of the limbs and small Of the back confusion
telect iorgetulness palpaon Of the heart Soci-
ety. consumption emacation the symptoms ofhs disease
elects whites obstruction Of certain eyacuaons total mpo.
tency and barrenness removed by this medicine.
Phillips Boyne Agents Forwarded to ali parts ofhe Uni
Duane street
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~ A n I r T M & IT ER LID,
niOvenAents OF the Steam :
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Allen, July c
Waterloo. Allen, July IL
PORTSMOUTH.
Wellington, G hadwick, July 10
Hen'k Hudson, Moore July 20
HAyRE.
Emerald, Howe, July 8
Zurich, Johnston, July IG
nayre, Ainsworth, July "a
Baltimore, Funck, Aug. l
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE
MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co
GEORGIA 1Deces Of the Special jury in relation tn
Bibb Co1ntvf Monroe Rail Road and Banking Com.


TIE &" .ss I'd ss. sI s si H.
"d III &. 1s
I ns Of s
nsoven and wholly unable its debts aors
Keep the same IN oTsration as TO he great
ss S ss s:: as
FOR WORK sa sy %
Iadsns@, sS5a % credtor creditors holding cssss
iSoT be- ane ss
smo all oshsT creditor: here enumerated and that
ad ~. Sss s ssa s
sps ID :sf' a al It.
I Ssnis Ss%p.sy
iSd s1s 4 Ppb sas # The court house the
Hs9Ssms N
majority Of them on ths first Tuesday August next after
s1ss sf.s'it. s'ssH y ss
s% and %s Ms Be-
schedule SSS%'nSs S as s"
g9ie among themselves, respect ali etons Which
ssf been made 70 ms,ts. saa s
q nonpeorsce Of eonast er Other %
am the sn a Of % sna 1 Gs s the
peciye creditors be then and there also and adad
,sa S
% the eappng and keeping the said Road IN opera
ability contracted prior to said sale; and
that after said sale upon demand notice. the stockholders
her them Company that the title be BY
SAID commissioners the manner provided by Law
Sheriff. and further decree that for the keeping Of said Road
IN operation for the time intervening between the day
said Road be applied and receipts should not be sa
cen for said purpose that the balance be paid from the
Parker charge Of said Road
unti the sale Of the aforesaid property completed make
with the Clerk Of thus Court and also Of or
keeping the same u repair and operation exhibiting specific
and hands employed thereon the value the hire
month and the quantity quality and value Of materials
purchased subject to the examination and approval Of the
ceeds Of sale. JAMES DEAN Foreman.
Arue extract from the minutes q Bbb Superior Court May
term, l8i5 HENRY g. ROSS, Clerk.
By virtue above decree the undersigned will sell be
Tuesday August at o'clock NJ the whole line Of
Of p a al be s
with connected and all the property belonging said Compa
ny and all the rights privileges and anShi;e; in
ing Company embracing not only the Road but the various de-
po a ps e cars tools equip
said Road '''s -''e''4A's ''o 0e'0nS'ns %
Also the entire belonging said Monroe Raid Road
paid including the subscription of the State of Georgia fo
$500 ooo and all debts demands and claims of every kind
ehsas o MRsS ns Be aoS o
application to NJ l. Graybill the office sad Company
graded junction with the Western and Atlantic Rail Road
The has been completed the whole road except
eighty miles, and is equipped with five locomotive engines
three eighteen freight cars wheels
sale cash. be paid Immediately to the Commission
5 sna on sre m 5 q to o%py much
Be Forthwith resod u at their gs J1ch ae'auns purchasers Wi
SSSHs 5a$Hs I SSSfSE#E SfsShE# SSSSSS$ESEHl' commissions,
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
SlLVER Gilt Epaues Book Binders Rags and Silver
~ smiths StonIngs bought by A. BARNARD,
No. Wall street, Meter and Assayer Of Metals
Jeweers Sweepings purchased by assay Fine Gold and
itoed Silver for plating constantly hand at Office No
in1n I4ak1.
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VOIGTLA ENDER'S


DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
a hhANGEMENTS recently made with their brohern-
law Mr. Voightlaender Vienna enable the subscribers To
ss, those Apparatus at reduced rates, viz
plates, at Slij.
plates, At S78.
Small size Apparatus with oneandahaf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at $50.
Gentlemen sending rcmittances in accordance with the
above prices depend receiving the genuine Vogt
laender Apparatus worthless inflated article they
having procured the agency for the United States
Plates and Che their importation, well as all
other articles connected with their for sale the lowest
market prices w. A. i. LANGENHEIM.
PhilsdeIphia Exchange.
Referring the above form
the Daguerrean Artists general that above Appara and
other materials be procured at the stated prices their
ID guerrean Attelier, No. 20l Broadway, New York
jy3 im'rc LANGENHEIM & BECKERs
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THE EFEe
DIR. POWELL AND DIR. DIOSSY,
OCULISTS and ndOPHIHALMIC SURGEONS,
No. 261 broadway,
CORNER OF WARREN STREET, New YORK,
ONFNE their Practice Diseases of the Eye. Opera
- tions upon that and its appendage and all mper
fections of Vision Testimonials from the eminent mei
cal of Europe and America Reference Patients who
have been perfectly cured Of Amauross Cataract
Nebul9 or Specks the Eye Strabsmus Squirting &C.
ARTFlClAL EYES inserted lwhout any pain or opera
SPECTACLES.-Adyce given to the kind Of Glasses
suitable to particular defects.
The Poortreated gmtuitousy. 28lm*m
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VACCINAITON TO PREVENT
Small POx

a 7 THE MEDICAL PANTHEON, &c Gold st.-1his M
~ stituon is well supplied with pure and wholesome Vac
ss sra 70 aya 81 e
A physician is in attendance a all hours.
DIR. II. GREGORY, Resident Physician and Surgeon.
DIR. A; B. COOK, Assistant Surgeon
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Medical Aid.

nR. GREGORY, 66 Gold street, home usual day and
- night attending the duties Of his profession Strangers
and Others who may chance need services private
y and who desire the best reatmela prompt and eec
tua cureshoud apply above. Dr. Gregory has lately
formed some exaornary cures never exposes pa
tents names by publishing their certificates All interviews
and correspondence will be considered strictly confidential
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FANNY CAMPBELL.
THE FEMALE PIRATE CAPTAIN,

ON,h. py LIeutenant Mnrray.
N the cover will be exhibited full length portrait of
captain, with drawn sword in one hand and 4 flag 81
IN the other Published this day Frenchs Publishing Ia
Is cents. " - ''o''sa' :; ;aos In =,
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very So
~ peor article warranted Also Tin Plate She,
Iron Russia Sheet ron Sheet Copper Zinc Scotch Anne
ican Pig Iron, for sale bv CASS & WARD
myl1 Smsec No n Broad streef
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ne Il.
DIR. POWELL AND DR.. DIOSSY,
OCULISTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS,
HAVE removed the premises lately occupied by DR.. El
IA No 26 Broadway of Warren street. Their
practice exclusively confined Diseases Of ,he Eye
Of Vision Dr. Powell formerly studied for five years with the
celebrated Pr jacob Of Dublin the dscoverer Of the Mem
otis fora similar period and subsequently acted
his extensive practice.
5P.M
Artificial Eyes inserted.
Entrance ~ Warren street. m14 lm*ec
EYES, EYES, EYES.
A RTIFlCIAL EYES made and inserted by DR..
"A GRAY No. ll9 Bowery ~ Y, the only manufacturer OF
the Human Artificial Eye the United States myi9 lm~m
LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, NC
THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HINDRANCE
TO THE ACT OF WALKING.
John THOMAS Cork Leg Maker &C., 53l Grand street,
corner Of Madison New York. respectfully informs
the public that he continues manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS plan the and less complicated having
through necessity invented made and artificial leg fer
forty years and been manufacturer for thyve years feels
confident of giving satisfaction all who call him Tor Legs
Hands, Arms, or the common Wood Leg.
". bail letters must be post paid. mhl5 3mse
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01
ClTY INTELLlGENCE.


Fatal .9cCidcRt- Death Of Fireman. 1t is
with pam that we are called upon to record
the sudden and premature death of one of our
best and most intrepid t!remen, Mr.. james Fo-
Eeler, Il member OF the Howard" who was
accidentally killed while running to the fire of
yesterday morning. 1t appears that he had
hold Of the tongue Of the suction, and in 90
ing down hill in the ncighborhood q the
fire he was forced, by some means or other,
against a fence, when the tongue Suddenly
vcered round and entered his body, causing al
most instant death. Mr.. IogeIer was a young
man Of excellent habits, and was an apprentice
to Mr.. William Pickering, a gentleman con-
Quoting the boot and shoe business in w. Bal
timorc-st. He would have been free in about
three months. His body was taken to the re-
sidence of his employer, where an inquest was
held over it, yesterday morning, by James
Hooper, ESQ, Coroner, and Il verdict was re-
turned by the jury IN accordance with the
facts Two more accidents occurred at the
same fire; but fortunately not of so lamentablc
a character. Mr.. William Thrush, member
of the Washington Hose Company, had one Of
the fingers Of his right hand cut entirely off,
while engaged in working one of the pieces OF
apparatus and another fireman, whose name
we could not ascertain, had an arm broken.
Desperate .1ssault-SsrereIy Beaten. In an
ARRAY, on Saturday last, between James Man
ley and Thomas Gardner, in the nelghborhood
Of Caroline and Fleet streets, the latter was
most dreadfuy beaten. Gardner's eyes were
almost entirely hid from the swollen condition
of the parts above and below them, from seye-
raj blows given probably by Manloy's fist; and
the side of his head presented the appearance
h,I oar ht,., I,,, &c
the Eair of his head, with one hand, and with
the other, by means of knife, literally at
tempted to seal him. Gardeners wounds were
dressed by Dr.. kochling, and he was after
wards sent to the Aims House. Maney was
arrested by officers A. Hall and Bangs, aud
committed to ia,I, to stand trial at the October
term of the City Court, upon charge of ''as-
sault with intent to kill.n Marley is noto-
rionsly desperate and bad fellow. G,rdner,
during the morning, had been released from the
Penltentlary, where he mad been tor some years
past, for stealing
Fire. The alarm of fire yesterday morning
about two o'clock was caused by the burning
of the steam engine house attached to the Ma
rine Railway Of Mr.. Skinner, on the south
side Of the Basin. The house, together with
a quantity of lumber in the yard, was entirely
consumed The engine has been rendered USE
less. No insurance. The alarm OH Satu rday
night about 10 O'Clock was occasionod by the
burning of a pile of shavings out North-st -
The alarm yesterday morning at O'Clock was
false
Charge Of Theft. Hugh Tracy, charged
with stealing three handkerchefS, iady's cap.
and silver pencil case was arrested on Satul-
day, by officer Gross, and committed to jail
for further examination, by Justice Miller.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01
COAL! COAL! COAL!!!

a NHARLES w EST Il co. at their office, cor
~ ner OF Baltimore and Gay streets, or Coal Yard,
lork-St, south sid" 0f the 3asn, prepared to
furnish consumers with The various Siz of this supe-
rior ANTHRACITE COAL. In consequence Of the
unprecedented demand far the BUTLER coal du-
ring the last fall and winter the subscribers have
made arrangements for an ample supply for the pre-
sent and coming season, enabling them to supply or
ders to any extent.
Grateful to n liberal public for the patronage reccv-
ed last year, we respectfully solicit iHtinuance
thereof, pcdging ourselves to furnish oar customers
with superior article of fuel. For the aCcommoda-
ton OF citizens in the upper and western parts Of the
city Orders left al the following places will receive
prompt attentions
Me .srs ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Druggists, cor
ner of Baltimore and Haneyer-ss.
ISRAEL GRAHAME, Druggist, corner Baltimore
and Eutaw streets.
Charles streets. sci
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01

G3- DR.. JOHN NJ WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Battmore-St,
nm door east Of Froat.-rHE EST SERIES OF MEDI-
cIEEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared aud sold at this La
boatory, to wIt:-lndian Vegetable Purifying and
Ani-lhlious Pills % cents boz; Tonic Vegetable
Buers, 25 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
Enetic Preparation, 49, cents Il vial; Peduvium or
Foot Bath Powder, 49, cenls package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs Colds &c
N4 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2l cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants, SO cts. bottle;
Rheumatic Linlinent and Emhr3cation, aud accom-
panimentS ST. Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90; Dyssn-
terry cordial SO cts hottie, &C &c &C. Printed di-
rectons for the administration of these medics ac-
company each article. N. b. Advice given by Or.
W. free OF charge. ml3-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01

m3- RHEUMATISM. Thousands suffer with this
dreadful complaint under the mistaken idea that it
cannot bn cured. But assert that the INDIAN
VEGETABLE ELM K AND LINIMENT will cure
any case, aud refer the skeptCal to the following
gentlemen who have been cured: Mr.. w Pearsall, at
Tammany, of % years standing; Mr. James G.. Rcy-
nolds l5i Chrystie street, Mr.. G. Freedom, S3 Front
street; Mr.. q. Marriott, l9s Madison street. We can
refer you TO hundreds in this city who have been
cured by the articles TO be had at No 81 CORTLAND
street, New York
To he had at the corner Of Hanover and Baltimore
SITS, Baltimore. Also at he corner o. Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at No, 81 Thames ST, 1t
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vA7As THERE EVER SUCH LUCK!

yATAS THERE EVER SUCH LUCK!
Wv Eighteen three No tickets in one week sold
at M DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. LA Pratt
street, opposite the Railroad depot (next to Brad
shaw's United States Hotel.j The only Office in Bal
timore where there is any certainty of getting the
capital prizes in the following splendid schemes be
drawn this week. the capital prizes in which now
on hand and for sale.
$4,000 Capital MONDAY, tickets SIS.
S., 0n0 do. TUESDAY, tickets Sai.
500 900 do. WEDNESDAY, tickets $40.
Sl5,n0D do. THURSDAY, tickets So.
$4,000 do. FRIDAY, tickets S3.
$4,000 do SATURDAY, ticketssI5.
A iberal discount viii he paid u persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. LA Pratt streei,
Ii fsl Opposite BIS o. r. Z. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01

o. NOTICE-TO TIE PUBLIC. The subscr-
her having this day, by mutual consent, Withdrawn
from the firm of HAYS, IrLt, RInGELY & COOK,
would respectfully inform his friends and the pnbIic
that he will hereafter attend n Police Business scpd
ratcy and on his account. He will also attend to
the collection of accounts, and pledges himself to
USE his utmost endeavOrs and by diligence and
business TO his care.
He requests that all letters on business intended for
him, may be directed to him personally, any di-
rected to the late firm, will of not be consider
ed ~ intended fOI himself He he found al all
times nj the office Of SAMUEL MANNING, Esq, Justice
Of the Peace No. Mercer sheet
Sent. sst, 1915 T3tl SIMEON HAYS.
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MARINELlS F-PORr FBALTlMORE
SUNDAY, AUGUST 81 1915.
FROM rue EXCHANGE eEADlNG-poon BooN..
CbEAhED,
IgS, llavre, A. Brown & Sons.


Ship Isabella, Briggs, Havre, A. Brown & Sons
Bremen brig Herzog Won Cambridge, Rahtjen, Ar
sosura A. Schumacher y Co.
Scht Maria, Prince, Nassau, N. p, F. T. MOpteI
Schr Delaware, North, Fredericksburg, master
Schr A. A. Pendcrgast, Walker Norfolk, Peters
burg and Richmond, G. Pendergast s. Son.
schr Emily Johnson, Snedicor, York, |. Nankin
schr Repeater, Pravers, Alexandria, ID. c., Rose,
Merrill Dodge.
schr Falmouth, Creighton, Norfolk and Petersburg,
T. Hooper
schr II. Ingram, Phillips, Richmond, do.
schr Energy, Kirkland, Hampton, Norfolk and
Petersburg, master.
Soop Herald, Reynolds, New York, master
SAILED on Saturday-Ship Isabella, Briggs, Havre;
briggs Php"ix, Watts, Kingston, JAM (both in tsw of
the steamer Relief0 Lady Chapman, (Br.) Hunt, st.
Johns, N Victoria, (Br) Hudson, Nassau, N. P;
schrs Mary, Smith, Providence; Gen'l De Kab. New
York; sloop Herald, Reynolds, New York,
ARRIVED,
Schr Reaper, Seals, 6 days from Boston, assorted
cargo to the master.
Steamer Robert F. Stockton, Layman, from Pha
delphia, mdse. to f G. Harris
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. Saw
in Hampton Roads schr Eliza Hand, Baker, from Bal
um0re tor Providence; off the Potomac Srigantne.
off Thomas Point ships Ann and Martha, from Bre-
men, at anchor; aud in the river brig Sadana, Stubs
trsm Boston.
In Hampton Roads-ShiP Fanny, Flems, from Bal
timofc for Bremen; and barque Mary, Marston, fol
New Orleans; also, ship unknown, from sea, bound
up the bay.
Ship Pacific, from New York for Texas, all well,
was spoken tn inst Cape Henry bearing w. distan.
80 miles, by pllat boat Gratitude.
Barque Col Howard, Prentiss for Rio de Janeiro,
sailed from Wahall 2Sth inst.
Brig Noble, Speights, fm Baltimore for Montevideo,
was in Hampton Roads 9th inst.
Brig Amcna, Ryder, for Baltimore, cleared at Bos-
ton 2Sth inst.
Brig AndroScoggn, Davis f'om Baltimore, went
ashore on NiXs Mate, going TO Boston, 9th instant
AT Seawell's POint-Schr Rob't Armstrong, Hooper
from baltimore, bound to New York.
Schr TrYa, Gibbs for Baltimore, sailed from Pro
violence 2Sth inst.
Schr Sidney, Lane, for Baltimore, cleared AT Sa-
vannah 27th inst and went to sea same day.
Schr Heroine, pasSapea, for Phad, Iphia, cleared
and went to sea from Charleston 27th inst.
Schr Home, Mariner, for Baltimore, cleared at New
York 2sth inst
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YEgD THE PUBLIC. Whereas in the course
MI social and commercial events, it becomes
cesSary for us all after losing situation, apply
for another, and to assume amongst the citizens of
this City and elsewhere, the station in life to which
by art and education entitled, decent respect
for the opinions of the pGblc requires that should
make known the causes which impCl us TO advertise
ment:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all
men are created free and egual-thal TO secure ucra
tive and comfortable situations to us all, an lntelli-
gence office has been opened in Exchange Place, de
irving confidence and support from all who have been
kind enough TO patroniGe t-and to patronze one
which will secure to chem safety aud happiness.
We submit the following advertisements to a can
did world:
ON REGISTRY. Several negro Girls and Boys Of
excellent character, fos term of years
AGENCY, for the purchasing of Slaves, on rea-
sonable commission.
{r5- TRANSACTIONS correctly made from Spanish and
French Families Supplied with domestcs at the
shortest notice.
As sFnow's the day and now's the houi,"
Sure idle times must all be over,
For those now in want of situations,
Need but hand in their recommendations,
Emnloyment sure 10 find.
WANTED DAILY, Porters, Walters, Osers, La
borers Coachmen, Clerks, I}ar-keepers, Chamber
maids Cooks, wet and dry Nurses, sc.
{I5- This establishment was founded in the city oil
Baltimore in the year $780, and is exclusively
ed to Commission and Agency transactions, embrac
ing the recovery Of debts, claims and inherltancesy
having efficient and responsible sub agents IN the prin
clpal cities of the United States, and Correspondents
the chief ports and capita OF Foreign Governments
i'm commercial relations herewith. This agency pos
sesses peculiar advantages facilities for the safe
and speedy transaction OF such business as may De
confided thereto subject To the usual c. mmisslon.
Orders for purchases or investments, must he &C
COMMANDED either with a remittance OF funds or
sennpnt of produce, SC TO the amount required, ad
dressed 10 thr undersigned.
LEWIS F.. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
sci Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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G3-SHERIFFALTY. To The Totcrs of the City
of Baltimore: The undersigned having been announc-
cd by his friends a candidate for the Office of SHE
PIFF would respectfully solicit the Su!irages of
his fellow citizens nj the approaching Election
Should he be successful, he pledges himself to an
honest and faithful discharge Of the highly responsible
dnties of the Office with all the zeal, energy and
ability he possesses
a6 hm6l+ RICHARD MARLEY.
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n3 QUICK WRITING. A.

% QUICK WRITING. A. MILLER will
deliver Lecture on StGuography and common place
Index or Bookkeeping, explaining Chart recently
published by him, on MONDAY EVENING, Sept.
LIST, at the Lecture Room of the Church, corner of
Lombard and Bond streets The chart is for sale at
/. P. Cooks Bookstore, No. &c Baltimore street, MIR,
Audoun's Hardware Store, Thames street, and Mr..
Kimberleys Store, Of Fleetst. and broadway,
F. Point. Price of Chart 2i cents Abundance Zee
to those who procure charts and show them at The
door. APO lt