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80, for -aeIue subscriber authorized by me prnpfir
- tor. who resides DO kolel France, % sell on hnefi
term. credit those valuable business Lois ON e corner u
Main and ENchanges-rcei opposite c Mansion House. il
DE city If Buffalo.
The property embraces about pm feet front by 100 feet
deep fhe heart of Tire cts AMI comprises some OF c most
desirsh e stands for business purposes.
Application NAV be- made fle subscriber. a. his Jaw
office Buffalo. where plan ot le lots can De- secu and
the 'erms Of sale will he made hloWn.
n 4 T. + Huff.in
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FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
.N-AFOK NEWBIRGH-

IT. AFOK NEWBuRGH--Landin Al
Ez<A-St.rz3N CALDWELLS. WEST POINT COLD
SPRING and CORNWALL.
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON. Capt CHssLEs Hal
STEAD viii Toe Warrsnsireet Pier every TUESDAY aud
Friday O'clock P. ". Returning vii cave NesDur ga
every "Wednesday and SATURDAY al 5 O'clock. p. NJ
AL Baggage. Packages Parcels barS Bills or Specie
pat on board without being entered tie bOOS
c-pi.d fOr the risk Of The thereof jee
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SPOKEN. &

ship Liverpool. for Liverpool. ship Westminster an
chored at quarantine
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Aug l. Ia, i3 81 Ion 81, brig Globe, Hilbert. from
New York Tor Malaga.
Aug T. TAT % H. Ion IS 30 bark Amos Patten Thomp-
son, from Pensacola, for Boston.
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4 TTItA and HOruei-ylle ksilrOad.-NOtce lsnefeby
n gwen thai in pursuance Of An sci entitled An act Ia
provide ipr the construction Of Railroad from Atca TO
H0rne-ve passed May a. l845 Books will be open tor
subscriptions the capital stock Of the AItica and Hoinel
vile Railroad Company the Mansion House In the city OF
Tso and the American Hotel In The village Of Hornes
s - and a. the Evans Hotel the village " Atucs.
Wednesday h- 10Th day Of September next lo O'Clock
the forenoon and continue open for TWO days thereafter
Dated Buffalo. JAY 10, lSsJ.
GEO PALMER, $. w. SMITH
JAMES @. HOYT. STEPHEN MrNDY,
JAMES r DOOLlTTLE, J. l. BARTON.
W. 81. HAWLEY, WALTER JOY
iv2f ~ Commits ionsra
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1T ANUIltE 10 TIE TRAVELLING.
ESasI.-7s Pr BLIC-NOkSlHG LINE ON LAKE
-CHANPLAiN FROM WHITEHALL TO
ST JOhNS-Masing int-rm-dai lsnding--Pa-ssge So
breakfast board The FRANCIS sALTUs. Capt r. o..
TiDALE, leaves Eiet, Tuesdays, Thursdays snd ssiur-
days al O'Clock A. NJ and 81 Johns, Mondays weines-
csys and Fridays al O'Clock. A. NJ.
fOr freight or passage, apply the Captains Office
board II D. FILklNS Agent Troy
PASSENGERS leaving Troy Mondays wesneisys and m
days Al af past O'Clock p NJ by railroad and packet vii
srrfve a Whitehall In Tune for the sov- boat n-ri morning
msf--
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NEw FAIL COOD,-J. NJ uUBBARp (iae OF

NEW FALL GOODS NJ. HUBBARD Gate Of
! the firm Of Williams Hubbsri) respectfully invites
the attention OF County Merchants his stock Of Goods
consisting Of Hats, SEAL nuiTa. nsra cloth, furirmmed
and velvet Caps Florence straw, velvet silk and other
Ronne. lynx. fox. wolf ccuey and other Nuts: Shirts
Bosoms Collars. opera and French lie, frled bow and
plain Stocks Umbrellas &c Ac Most of the above goods
OF my make, and viii be- sold al manufacturers
prices low for cash approved paper at - Cedar street
Two doors of the Poet Office. up stairs. au8 eodu
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legal Notltes.

ROBERT ". MORRIS. y. ".
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: 49, -TMMEK ARKANGtMENT.

EEaeYif.7NNEWAkk AND NkW-fOKk, Daily
Fare only i2i cents-Changs Of Hosr-Ou
and after Saturday May l7h, 1876 the stamer PAsSAlC
Capt JoHS Garry. will follows snfil further notice
Leave Newark foot Of Centre IT. 7. A. 81 and : r. ~
Leave New-York foot - Barclay 81 10 A. ADD p VI.
On Sundays. leave Newark A VI. and Z p. ~ Leave
New York ~ A. VI. and p NJ.
TIE Pssssic ha- been lengihened s. feet ard is
hundred and twenty feet Oug. hs- boiler and
new comnodou- and elegantly furnished dec saloon. 81
feet IN length and IL n complete order Her sccommods
and ga--engcfs very uncb IN
orov-d Frafght rsrr..s - r.-.uce4 ,st.. rvf1
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- >rw-yoRk.ALA>, a rRoy

a Nh LINE-For Albany and Troy DiREIs a
O'clock Z. M.-lhe Steamboat EMPIRE
tpL T. b. Macy. viii leave the steamboat pier tod u
Clarani--t every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Ax.
noon. A. O'Clock
The steamboat; COLUMBIA, Capt Wa. H. Peck 'vey
Monday. Wednesday sud Friday afternoon att O'clock
For Passage or Freight apply on board or At the oce
fs wharf ~
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"a. .a-0 Ne c0nVe1-r1I : SOW HT0A UN---T- NO.
A-4 Ludlow street. between Grand and Bfolme. The
House 4. IN good order and VEL calculated for Mechanics
re being frame building on hr rear suitable Tor Work
shop Excel en Ice House attached wlihsde passage eai
irr 10 Il being immediate vicinity OF fsseN
N-rSefi- good location for business -opf ~ ~ remain
on bond aud mortgage
J. q HANBI.IN Ludlow street 1914 dice hours from
-toaA # ffo + VI Raj F.tsfs Agent slif 1Ns
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or q JOHN h. RICHMOND. Progidrnc->
srl a. The o1icr on thr steamboat landing. mysi
al persons rhid trusting lhis Boat except o. srA
ar'tr> from ffr Capfs nn other bis VII ~ pad
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xT-~~ FOX BRIDGEPORT and Hea.sisne
Es-,s...-.-i- kairoad--Tle STEAMBOAT MlIJ AL
SAFETY. Captain LO~ber, vii l-ave
N-yiofk from foot " NaIxet daily -
cepued, al o'clock A " 10 connection WA l- Cars FOR
West Stockbrdse. Returning, ease bridgeport a. Qgarer
pssf o'clock p ~, The arrival a tie from West
stOckbrdge. arriving IN New iOrA a. half pat 5, =. NJ
- Tn- Is The only boat running 10 connection with The
cars r MASON. Superintendent sull Jm
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" inr.iay- snd Fridays. he Long Island Rarosds
O rnror;. thence Newport and Providence N spcr..
tld corfuoiious sound Steamer. THIS Line caves a
clock the rrorrrg from tke foot OF Whiirls sr-~
!, Nh Ferry Hnrses Ant CArrtses lskcn. lxN
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4 - long Island Raj Road VIA New Lcntoa. Nor~Ss
80 Worcester a. o'clock IN the morning fror TIE or
il Whtria'-.uest South Ferry, Sundays excepted
Way Crnies 10 readiness 20 receive baggage fo New
'iton. Norwch sna Norces,cr-haggsge Tor Boston zoe
Q rough under lock
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16
FROM THE EXCHANGE REAplNe-RooN BOOKS


Brig China, Small Portsmouth, N. II. master.
Schr Mary Augusta, Kirwan, st. Barts and a mar
ket, J. Hooper y Sons.
Schr Ann Smith, Wheeler New York Rose Ner-
r & Dodge.
Steamer Baltimore, Rees, Philadelphia, L. G. Harris
ARRIVED,
Brig HalOwel Prior, from Messina, March a. and
Gibraltar, April %, fruit, 10 Jos. Crosby & Son
Brig FabiuS, White, from Ra de Janeiro, April H.
(and 30 days to the Capes) coffee, to X. e. Wright
sailed in co. with barquc r. Ii. Douglass Norvllle
of Baltimore, tor MontevdeD Left ships Juno,
(whaler) Turner, just arrived full of oil; Courier
Wolfe, from Richmond, for New York; barqups Pilot
swift, for Africa; Madeline Shankand for Baltimore;
Alto, West, from New Bedford repairing; Eunomus
Mansfield Tor New York; Chester, Robinson, uacer
Caspian, Peabody, from Rio GranCe, uncer briggs La
grange, Tate, from do for New York; Argo, Reed, of
Baltimore, from do. uncer; U. = rigate Rartan and
brig cambridge. Passenger in the F., Captain David
Lapor, late of whale ship Hamilton, of Sag Harbor,
wrecked on the coast of Rio Grande.
Brig Henry r. Sumner, Rowland, from Rio de Ja-
memo 9TH ultlmo, coffee, TO Thos Whitdge 4 Co
Spoke %, lat. s. lon. 80 w. barque Wagram, Cross
from Rio bound 10 Boston.
schr U: H.. HolliAger, days from Norfolk, mdse,
TO 5. Fenby & BIO
Schr George Washington, Coleman s days from
Charleston, lumber and naval stores, TO w C. Craw
ford.
Br. schr Britannia, Johnson, days from Harbor
Island, fruit, TO F, T. Monte.
Schr Waterman, Wnslow, days from Fail River
ballast, 10 the master.
schr Cleoparas Barge, Rich, from Bucksport, po
tatoes.
Steamer Columbia, Guylher, from Washington, D.
{, mdse. 10 sundry persons.
Steam packet Georgia, Cofey, from Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Joseph Baett Halett, and schooner ElVira,
Knight from Baltimore, arrived AT Boston 18th inst.
schI L. Z. Mitchell, kruse, for Baltimore, cleared
do. same day.
Brig Brooklyn, spates from Baltimore, arrived At
New York 18th inst.
schr Lucy, Lorin., rom Baltimore arrived at saco,
Me. 9th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16

MARRIED.

In Philadelphia, the 9th inst BY the Rev. : e.
Taylor Capt. RICHARDC BRowS, OF Canada To Mis-,
EMILY AMANDA Fowler, of Washington city, daugh
lel of the late Abraham Fowler of Washington city
District of Columbia.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Hank, JOHN GAM
BRILL to Miss MARY, eldest daughter of ], X. Gwynn,
all OF Baltimore county.
On the 18th ast. nv the Rev. Mr.. Hciner, WIN. H.
MILLER to Miss SUsANNAH NJ. SMITHsoN, all of this
city.
AT Tallahassee, Florida, on the Both ult. by Rey'i
MI Yale JosEPn CLIsBY, Esq editor Of the Florida
sentinel, to Miss MARGARET AMANDA MARCH, OF
Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16

~ ROASTED GROUND COFFEE
am still roasting and grinding the very best quality
of strong high Favored Rio, best quality Laguayra and
prime old Padang COFFEE, AT ~! cents per pound.
ready for use, and family can buy the Coffee and
prepare Tor use fo the same money by more Than Is
per cent Hundreds have tried il, and all give it the
preference over all other kinds OF Coffee II is fresh
roasted and ground every day and it it does not give
perfect satisfaction the money will he returned Also
first rate assortment of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES,
WINES, LIQUORS, and every article in the Grnce-
~ line, on The most pleasing terms and every eXcr
ton made TO please all who will please 10 call hy
:. ALDEN, Grocer
m6-eOstT corner of Centre and Fish Market
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16

RAILWAY COMPANY INDICTED. The Sag
Harbor Corrector Of Saturday says, that the
Grand Jury of Suffolk county have indicted
the Long Island road as nuisance, IN conse-
quence of the frequent fires which have been
kinded in the woods by sparks from the loco
motives traversing the road.
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mi6-eostF corner of Centre and Fish NarI
ICE! lCE!. lCEM! ICEM!

IUE. 1CE.. TJEM! ICEM!
FENHE subscriber would inform the citizens of
H. Baltimore that he is prepared 10 receive orders
to any extent for his pure ROCkLAND LAKE ICE
which he will deliver TO Families, Hotels Steamboats,
Vessels, sc. al New York prices, and guarantees TO
serve ALL through the season, who leave their orders
previous to first of June.
w. JONES, l0l Spears wharf.
p. 5. AS | have new driver upon one uf my wa
CONS, my customers that might be neglected will much
ohlge me by sending information TO the office.
milf.
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GAsp FRENCH LAWNS!

6Asp FRENCH LAWNS! shSN
e1eD have received and will open this epeD
day case of very superior French Lawns, warrant
ed fast coIorS and the patterns and c0l0rS so fashion
abe-thry are the pretteS Goods in Baltimore. Also
one case of Black Barc2cs, very fine texture and
quaty-Ladies wanting sucA will please call early
can sell them great bargain. Nv assortment of
Lace Goods and EmhrOderles of the most rich and
cheap kinds, is the best in the world, and Ladies may
rely upon II that the prices shall be made to suit TRY
it aud see if it is not so,
s. BROADBENT,
IT. 80 Baltimore StfCet, OpnaSitp Holiday
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RATE OF INTEREST REDUCED. The New
York Assembl v q Monday night, by vote of
SO to Il, passcafbill reducing the rate of in
terest from seven to six per cent. The bill
was sent to the Senate for concurrence, and re-
ported favorably by Mr. Bockee.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16

Projection FROM DROwNING. A bill has
been reported to the New York Legislature, re-
curing all steamboats, and water craft carrying
passengers, to have on board as many life pre-
servers as they are capable of carrying passen-
gers. Penalty for not carrying lfe-preservers,
from one to ten thousand dollars in case of loss
of life, or Imprisonment from one to two years
in the pententiary.
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YkNIIE DENTIST
n NOT GONE YETI,

DIR, LEACH, opposite ST. Pa,u'S Church, North
Charles street, continues TO perform all operations
pertaining 10 Surgical or Mechanical DENTISTRY,
and has facilities which enable him insert Artificial
Teeth cheaper than can be done at any other place
and warranted equal 10 any, and give satisfacton
ar no pay required. Call aud see! The best Perez
lain Teeth and purcSt Gold used in all cases. En-
tracing Teeth or broken Fangs without inuriug the
jaw or much pain, (day or EVENING" % cts. ml6-d
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The CorroH CROP. The total receipts of
cotton at all the shipping ports to the latest
dates, amount TO 2,2l9, 765 bales The receipts
last year, to same time, were l,S40,77l bales
and the year previous ,, l65, III bales. The in
crease Of receipts over last season is SIS, 1874
bales. The crop will, without doubt, reach
2,40O, 900 bales.
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APPRAISERS AT New York. We learn,
says the U. S. Journal, that Messrs. Geo. w.
Pomeroy and Samuel J. Willis have been APP
pointed Appraisers for the port of New York,
in place of Messrs. Edgar and Palmer
Messrs. Thompson and Jacquelim are appoint
cd Assistant Appraisers in place of Nessrs.
Dillon and Gould.
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ST. 900 WHOLE TICK EFT, sold
HUOO by the lucky BYRNE & CO, to
Nos. ID Is "A. in yesterdays lottery. Who wants
prize in the splendid scheme for TO day: Just call
the yellow House.) Capital S9OOO-tckels only S2i.
Drawn Nos. of we, terday's Lottery, class 50.
As "A 6 4 "a 70 II % 10 IA 50
BYRNE & co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
II and South ST., Yellow House.
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AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.


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bo oxo,,,,d eliza, ;.,,il ,ho, ..nx pal:,-
sor :, h;s ,ddro.. g., Tim pr;,;,, A.s,oi..i,>, -,
tho sa,b Arr,st IsAq stated ,h,. i, ,bi, TO-
Ias..o,o h,,;I1;,, ,ho sim, r .,,o ANA :; ,,,l,;ol
they yar, assembled would rrdor e,vorobl.
o;rn,,,,,,,noos ho oas;lv ,,;.;,lo ON ,,o Lunar
s,rc,oon II srch v,o,dorGL di.ooror;o, co,,,d
bo ,,ado Ia, tho r.e Of H.. so,ollar ,o,o.cono
may, ,,a mn, exnsct that ,y;,h tle aid oc tho
,,,,,mo,h instrument ~. NAV M, o,Iv ,oe
IN. cb,,cbas Of tho Moon h,t ,ha noonia oo-
;,r into them We live !, or are of m,rvols
and must not hc surnrised At the ex,ent Of
scientific imnroyement thorch If mako us f.
miI;,r with ,hc inhabitants Of the AJooo if
,l,oro ha such hc;nrs which nv thc ,va, Dr
Lardper denies as he saws that the body of that
planet is a mass of rocks upon which man
conld NOT exist.
Tho examinations ,,do wit, ,ho ,,,,,I.r = a..
Issc,ne (g6 feetN have uiven rise to yarious
speculations in the British Review, some of
which we find in an exchange paper. The
yr;tcr saws that "while all the phenomena in
.,. &c ..a.,,.,o, 900.
Wv ''oA '''' "'N'0 -" " RS
uoh' III WHICH re'oi''hS ihat'e' 10 u'sulo"'cu
into suns and planets, there are indications in
our own system. that period has been ASSIGN.
.,:,l. - :.
Gu ''' Ito oU.u'0'' "''0"' 'o'n'. VI 'N'o'' 1t
must reach ne medlum Whlch Nils universal
space-whether it be a lumnferous ether, or
arise from the indefinite EXPANSION of planetary
.,a ,,, xo,,xI ,L. h.a;aa h;oI,
'''''' p"o'' Ooo,'S " nun
move IN 1t, even though IL were 3oo,ooo MIL
lions of times more rare than atmospheric air;
and with its time of revolution GRADUALLY short
o,; .,.a o.,,,,o ,,s. ro,,ra 30 - ,,a..
'''' y,
the planet TO Its sum- ana the sun TO It's prime
val nebula."
We consider this idea more fancilnl than
.rro W. holiovo thu, tho work of c,o,tio,
~, ~. .I-.ln '.T
mas oeeh competed ny Dei'y' anu 'i't al 'iie
globes which he designed to create were brought
into existence at once, and an interchangeable law
slammed nnop fine whole
-,
we close this article with the following e&-
tract, which contains much of noyelty, though
it be philosophicaly incorrect:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16

A SMALL INDEPENDENCE WITHIN
IN the reach of all! FLETCHER & Co, No. 5
Holiday ST., beg to call the attention of adventures
and the citizens generally the celebrated Small Fry
Lottery, 10 be drawn TO MORROW, in which the
high prize is $1,000, with $40 900 in other small prizes
and tickets only 81 80, halves Is cts, qs. 37l cts
regular package of wholes $40, halves $40 quarters
50, eighhs 81 5O-and package may realise
$1,000. to secure which early application should be
made at our lucky office.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are
As "a "a - II % 70 IA -
THIS DAY, $1,000 for 81 80 Call for prizes on
JAMES FLETCHER & Co,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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ALEXANDER's TRICoBAPHE.

n " AMI INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.
IA belnga liquid Dye, which instantqneoHsvch changes
tHe color OF The hair to a beautiful brown or black,
Mlthout INJURY to the hair skin. The great supe-
hohy OF TINS Dye consists in its easy mode of appli
catIoh and instantaneous effrct-all other DIVES re-
gnrhglfom 10 to Twelve hours to produce any change
It's superior excellence will be- apparent to every one
upon single application.
Extract hom the "Philadelphil Daily sun " AL.
ENANDER'S JRICOBAPHE.-The effect of the above ON
the hair is truly astonishing 1t was tried Yesterday
ia onr office, and the change from grey black was
Instantaneous.
Extract from the "Phiadclpha Daily Forum Sc
Yeral OF aCq laintanceS have recently applied TO
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Aexan-
der'S TrIc0baphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
II has in case failed to produce the desired effect
immediately after applying 1t to gray hair OrwhiskeIs,
1t impattS beautiful brown or black color.
% For sale bv Coleman & Rogers, No. l73 Rali
more street; G.. w. Andrews, J. NJ. Laroque, j. w.
Scott, and Il. Perkins, Baltimore street; j. V y. Stew
art corner Hanover and Camdcn-sts,; Perkins & Bro
Their, corner Green and Frankiu-stS; J. w. Barry s.
Co., corner Pearl and Baltimore SITS, and wholesale
by the sole agents, X. X s. A. WRIGHT,
milo eOt27thMT % South ith street. Philad.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16

33- DIR. JOHN NJ, WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baltimore ST.,
fth door east Of FTont.-THE BEST SERIES or MEDI-
CINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wiI:-lndlan Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitions Pills p cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Biiters, 25 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
Emec Preparation, l2t cents il vial; PedIuvlum
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents a package; Cough Sy
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, SC
81 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, Ia cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, a pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants, 80 boItc
Rheumatic Liniment and Emhrocation, and accom-
paniments, S Sovereign Remedy for Piles 81; Dysen-
terry Cordial 30 cts hottie, &c. &c. &c. Printed d
rectlOns for The administration of these remedies ac
company each article. ~ Is. Advice given bv DR..
W. free of charge. ml3T
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16

From MArANzAs. Captain Clark, of schr.
Patuxent, arrived at New York on Tuesday,
from Matanzas, reports that previous to his
sailing sales of box sugars had been made at ] 8
a II rails.
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ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, SC. Sc.
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GLASSES, PLATES, SC. &c.
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NRw PUBLICATIONS.. Messrs Waters & Stevenson
have laid upon table 'Recollecions of the United
States Army" lis written by an American Soldier,
and consists of series of thrilling tales and sketches
The author makes pretensions whatever as a wri-
ter he speaks from experience, having endured pc
Rod of service in the Army, and trusts that his hook
may be the means of saving many an honorable, tho
humble man, fiom degradation an American citi-
zen, and from insult to his patriotism by ensting in
it. as present orglnizad and disciplined,
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DICKINSON COLLEGE. Hon. B. f. Butler,
of N. York, will deliver the Annual Address
before the Bellies Letters Society of Dickinson
College, on the 9th Of July next, being the day
preceding the commencement.
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KEEPERS OF LIGHT BOATS. Thomas
Lloyd, ofPort Tobacco, Charles county, Mary
land, has been appointed keeper of the Light
boat at Upper Cedar Point, Potomac river, vice
J. A. Neale, removed. Thos. Shorter has been
appointed keeper of the Light boat at Lowe
Cedar Point, Potomac river, vice Capt. Smoot,
remoyed
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16

INTERESTING Occurrence. The n. York
True Sun says: Gan apple-woman on her way
to the race course in cart, yesterday morning,
requested the driver to let her walk short dis
lance, as she was too much crowded. She had
hardly reached the ground, when she was deli
vcred of Il fine boy, and, in few minutes af-
forwards, of a hearty girl If we had the
choice of name for the GIRL we should call
her-Peytona.
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RELEASE OF DoRRITEs. The Providence
Gazette announces that Messrs. Bosworth and
Heath are again at liberty. They took the
oath of allegiance on Saturday night last, and
were discharged from custody. If MIR. Dorr
had any sense he would follow their example.