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CALcuTrAShp runswickos2 sacks saltpetre s2 sacks
mdse Bridges-6 bags indigo @ Thurs,on-s2 picus
order " 80 $500
BRENES-Bargue Hudson-5 pkxs w Geisse & son-I C F
jroshem1i EmeqEunch-23 Spies, Chris, co-2l Hen
schen X Unkar-1 J Rhodes-2GC Holm .nn-2l Victor
AchiesIi W Fortenback.i Tiffany Young & Ellis-3
vorwerck-2 hoksr x Molmann-l Koop 4 Cog J & T
Brrckelmann-1 Buchard-5 70 order
De Forest cks "a pcs copper do brass II do ncre
Hubbard-2 bbls molasses to m ister f"
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BATCHELOR'S
N E w IN VEN T K ID

60 PERFECTLY resembles the real head Of hair defy
detection All the old difficulties and vexssous
mucn ease and comfort s they did With their own hair
cate work as be seen t. be appreciated, At WIN
bATCHEkOR'S Wig and Scalp Manufsctory, No. Wal
Je17 1msm
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HUNTERLAN DISPENSART,
3 Division street, New York.
ESTABLISHED A. d.

RY THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, for the SUI ccessful
~ Of disease ca secret natnre and for the sale Of
earth that safely be ed thoroughly this horrd
d. without injury the constitution, aud without Diet
psehen:ive treat Sc accompanies each Wall with full decon
how long standing how deeply seated in the system, with
less trouble the patient and shorter Of time than
lea ttn<un
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Schr ADVANCE Calais, timber.
Schr Cordelis, Camden lime.
echr Salem, Camden, lime.
Schr Julia Z Martha, Pinckney, Eastport
Schr Porto Rico, SmalIey, Passport
ssSr s yes: s K.1:r M: :ssi.: 70 ssSw
Schr Pelon. Hatch, Machiss. to y F eaow.
Schr Justice, Sleeper, Thomaston.
Schr May Flower Thomaseop.
Schr kichmond, Roberts Thomaston.
Schr Clipper, Darlington, Thomaston.
Schr Richard Taylor, Cutisr, Thomaston.
Schr Franklin, Snow, Thomaston.
Schrs Gen Warren and Leo Thomaston
Schrs EmuIous, and H Herrck, Salem. !
Schr Spy, Hawkins, Salem.
Schr Marietta. Crowe Boston, to Atkins.
Schr Lion, Lewis, Boston.
Schr Cambridge, Hail. Boston.
Schr SPLENDID, Crowe Boston, Foster & Nickerson.
Schr Page, Nickerson, Boston.
Schr Boston, Collins, Boston.
Schr Adelaide, Slocum New Bedford.
Schr Cape Cod, Baker, Cape Ann.
Schr Banner WiIlse, Bridgeport.
Schr Eliza Lawton, "a hours from New Haven.
Schr Albert Rogers, New Haven for Virginia.
Schr John Wadsworth, Newport.
Below.
Two briggs, unknown. Wind ESE.
Packet ship St George Ferris for Liverpool lays
anchor at the SW Spit, wind bound.
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Passengers Arrived.
CALcuTrA-Ship Brunswick-Mrs Wilson, family and SER

want. S - ~
BnEMEr7;Barque Hudsou-Mr Habcht Mrs Matilda Kuns
. New 0RLEArs-Ship Yazoo--Dr Coke and lady New Or
eans Mr. John Murdock lady, children, and servant
Murd,sk Msss.ippi M French three Children and
yant, dol Mr. Hawks five children, and servant do; Miss
Hawks do Mrs Leverch five children and servant do Miss
Peters, dol Mr. Shpwith Lousians; Mr.. Shift Pennsy
MI Price New Orleans-'7 IN the steerage. :,
and child Mis-. Bcafoy Miss Chids Miss Ward Miss ysrs
Mr. Bonfoy, Mr. Griffith. Mr. Holt. -'-'
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FEE 0aLE1ss1ship Yszoo-so hhds D Morgan-eo bales
5chermerho Marsh63 do Lees x co-I6 rolls leather
oomstock ce-a hhds Maghee7 ties ~ bbls Smith
col bbls Mogan99 bales Burritt Johnstona3 bxs NJ
Connoly-36 do bales Beals co-2 cs ,Sayre-7l7
y Rowland Aspnwal-39 pks Leverich-I III Palmer
xco-$s80 Little co-$3OO0 Corning COG bales cofto
"a do hair % pkgs to order. : '-'s' S''''
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GEp MN puv511Ia n

GERMAN PHYSICIAN.
nR. JOSEPH HEINE. No 20 Duane street. continues TO
be consulted the various branches Of be profession
Delicate days. Old Affections where
the throat any part body has become the
Of the disease he cures without mercury.
Dr. j. H. Is the only regular hyscan advertising IN Duane
st ee He is the only one who has diploma, and Member
Of the Medical Society Of New York Observe No 20 Duane
street Chatham street je1 1m|rh
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.t. l. AN 9 l. Z Ys'S
DIscUTIENT CORN PLASTER.

been long kn9Enu England and warranted certain
snd speedy CURE ts spread ready for Sold at
Dr. WHMlnor Isz Broadway; III Broadway; ~ Canal
Powsy ls Esst Brcsdway, os Greenwich street; 81
0|Prics . cents. jsii im-ec
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Medical Aid.

nR: GREGORY, &C Gold street. Is a.
snd o gn! attending e the duties Of his oesson sSsSss ns
ual APPLY as above Dr. Gregory has lately ~
uens names, by puDlislns their certficaes All DE- "a
anc VIII DC strictly Confidential
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RRADBROOK'S GOLDEN FISH 2g7 BROADWAY.
- No longer the Golden Fish shines in the
~ the old place IN Broadway-tvo, seventy-one:
II has darted up stream a far better haven;
And is now seen to glitter at two ninety-seser.
There Bradbrooks establishment, known as Of yors,
For we-stocked and excellent Quitting store;
On the instant still furnishes outfits complete,
From fine shirts and silk drawers down to towel and sheet
The yoyager bound on some long ocean trip
And there officers, civil or naval MAY find
All they need, when to far distant stations assigned
The stranger resident there may inspect
The most elegant goods he could wish to select
Ofthe very best fabrics and tastdully made,
AT prices as fair are known in the trade.
Suspenders, gloves, collars, straps purses and hose
stocks handkerchie, bosoms and fine under clothes,
with dressing gowns, night caps, and fifty things more
May be all had at Bradbrook famed outfttng store
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1CCINATYON 70 PREVENT
Small pox

THE MEDICAL PANTHEON RI Gala !, -Tv;. 4;
"A stut,on j. well supplied with and Wholesome Vse
cine Matter Those wishing TO avail az shs
physiGian is il attendance at all hours:
DIR. H. GREGORY, Resident PhysicaA..L c...-
DIR. A; B. COOK, Assistant Sturgeon. V'' 0aseon'
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CURE YOURSELF-PRIVATE DISEASE
YOURSELF and escape the modification and shame
city, whose sole object sodd gain the expense Of yo
health and your peace Of mndwhUse Treatment In it, tul
your children than the disease ITSELF
pos and and Length Leave os
The they are offered S 1 cHeap they s
de boot FAR make psI 80 O M
Black P or blue P oss into the purchase Of thsr
Of his prsotice by the advertiser from ar malca
ment OF the most vrent and poisonous disease induced
him 70 offer Recipe one universally successful! in effect
momentariy yielded TO the temptations around him. na
bly, himself without violence his sensbilities sub.
q s Tcaa q Ber ISSc ew Yo s
Recsipe will be by maPrice S. Particular directions
As to Diet mode opeparaton symptoms ofdiseass IN its differ
mt as also the symptoms Of cure specified in the d.
Connected with this subject suggestion possible, still
more vital viz the by which It's contraction
made impossible and thus the progress Of this oahe
by which this most desirable end be obtained be OBJ
aimed by addressing above. Price S. mN imD&Wsrc
MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL OFFICE
I1OCIOk JOHNSON, ~ Duane street, Chatham St.
Is one Oldest and experienced medical and surg
certain class Of delicate Diseases The established
one stand for eleven years. and during that time has
cured that have existed for years No
ter how long you may have elect, Structure Uicsrs upon
q the legs. will and can cure you II your case . cuTsSe
Constitutional Weakness omemes called Seminal Weakness
brought by habit INDUCED in by young menMany
sautay treatment Dypeia weakness the limbs and small
Of the back, confusion or intellect orgculness nlpaon Of
the heart aversion to society," only symptoms Of this
aud cured days Dr. johnson Is regularly
durnted Physician and SnrErrp. je14 1msrc
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~ Of Maiden Lane-Al orders i'm medaely ATTENDED to for
Mason sstelns sstering Flsggns tin roofs repaired .ud
painted and all other repairs and attentions done in the best
manner. Also, furnaces ranges, kettles, steam boilers,
ovens and every kind Of fire works put None but good
worknen employed. Expedfisus and moderate charge
Chimney tope Tor curing smoke Up orders ls with
Quinn, Plumber, N4 Broadway ....
mN--im%rh y. II. QUINN.
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DEAFNESS.
DRS: Castle & EDWARDS, AURLSTS.

SS7 BR0ADWAY.-Eztract:.
Eoh :, S,esruily comply with the request or LieutMc
official deafness from his ear thaf
while New York, his way England Placed hIseli
under the professional care Of D Castle and Edwards
Under he his hearing and has returned
to his military duty H. McNEVEN, M D.,
Surgeon to H. B. M. Forces, Jamaica 4
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
sure for ncpent Deafness Ear Ache Palms. Buzxngs
OF singing sounds the collections Of hard vitiated
secretos Of the organs Their Acoustic Oil has popular
remedy curative in all diseases of the upwards OF
rn6l m&dh
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DR.. Wheeler, Oculist,

NO. - (LATK SS) GREENWICH STREET, NRAA Tftx
BATTERY, NEW York,
nEVOTES bis exclusive attention Diseases or hs Eve
~ and Ophthaic Surgery and the public that thess
eye any disorder Of that organ which be
senal relieved entirely cured by him. The vast number
Of undoubed testimonials which be his Office will
satisfy the pobc that his practice exceeded either 10
extent or success by that Of other Ocus In the United
d. whssier has made an arrsueeneu. with thu mott ami
nent manufacturer n Ps,;s for constant supply Of
-. - ARTIFICIAL EYES,
which nearly resemble the nssral orrn in
to bear the closest scrutiny and without the differ
them moderate terms
10 Office hours from g. A, M. and o'clsck r. H. ahsr
which he vista ont door patikntS. dhriT Tins jS
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READ THIS.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
"A those of long Standing receive advice and
ts the first application neither residence required
No. 81 R.sde street HEINE. M D.
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THE EYE.
DIR POWELL. AND nR DIQS

OCULISTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS,
HAVE removed the premises lately occupied by Dr. Ell
~ 3, No s BToadwsy, corner Of Warr1 street Their
practice exclusively confined to Diseases Of the Eye
items upon that Organ and its appendages and all Impsecons
d. pSSny @ S5
brana Jacobi in the Eye. Dr. Dossy pupil Of Dr. Eli
otis for similar period and subsequently acted assistant in
Terms msdera-The poor treated gratuitousiy from To
iP.M
Artificial Eyes inserted.
Entrance ~ Warren m1l lm*6c
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A KTIFlCIAL EYES made and inserted by Dr. J
GRAY No ll9 Bowery. N. " hs only manufacturer Of
- LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE Loss Of FEET AND p, LEGS Esg no HINDRANCE
John THOMAS Cork Leg Maker, &c.. 53l Grand street.
Of Madison street. New York. respectfully informs
the public that he continues manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS on plan ts most correct and less copested hayrE
forty years, and been manufacturer for hiyve yes leeds
confident Of giving satisfaction all who cali him FOR Legs
Hands, Arms, or the common Wood Leg.
5 N BAH letters must be post paid. mills 3m*ec
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-24
Oregon Letter.

.Independemt Oregon Coleny"-SoH
Climate and Productions Of Oregon
-PoHtics--Hudson Buy Company
--Dr. White--Daniel Webster-- Brit
isA Insolence--Protectiom Of Amert-
can Laws--Independent Gouernment
put do,on by Popular Vote--Mlhta'y
Posts--Monthly Mait-No Compro.
mise ON 49o--W Wh,tney's Railroad.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l, ls45.
To The Editors ofthe Ohio Union:
Having arrived at this enterpr'slng
city, from Oregon, via the Kockey
Mountains, on my way 10 washington
CITY, and, knowing the lively interest
the people Of the West have ever man
ifcsted in the prosperity Of the citizens
of Oregon Territory, Ibeg leave to state
that went to tha, country in the sprnS
Of 1914, in the company Of Gen. Y; ol'
liam, of Andrews CO., Mo.-and an
happy to inform the friends OF ihos'
that emigra,ed that year, that the 'lnde
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consultations for the Lonely.
ny mA.Ey HowITT. .

o. y s%
There 10 a land where beauty cannot fade'
!, Nor sorrew dim the eye;, 81. H..
Where true love shall not droop, nor 30 dismayeo'
And none shall ever die v s.e -.
Where is that land, o whers7 s....ss 81
For would hasten there. a.
q Telfme-I fain would go; = !s3 -
ForI am wearied with heavy wo ! s'~s..s4 -
The beautifnf have left me al alone' E
The irue, The tender. from my path have gone!
guido me with thy hand,
If thou dost know that land,
For am burdened with oppressive care'
And am weak and fearful with despair.
Where 10 III Tell me where.
: Rand. thou must trust i'll Him who trod before
Tho desolate paths oflifc;
Must bear in mcekness, as he meekly BORE
Sorrow and pain and strife:
Think how the Son ofGod
These ,horny paths hast trod;
Think how he longed togo.
Yet ,arried out, for theo, the appointed wo;
b;nk of his WEAKNESS in places dim,
Where no man comfortcd or cared for Him!
Think Of the blood. like sweat,
With which his brow was wet
Yet how he prayed, unaided and alone'
Ir that great agony. "Thy will 10 done"
Friend; do not thou despair:
Christ, from his heaven Of heavens will hear IN
prayer!
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Nlisfella np.
THE WIDOWED BRIDE.
A nRrEF TALE OF AFFECTING INTEREST.

Ir was tempestous evening in the
dreary month of November, when a
large party was assembled around a.
glowing fire in the hospitab!e mansion
OF Dr.. D., late resident physician
to the Lunatc Asylum. Music and
dancing were laid aside, and all eyes
were ben, in eager expectation on the
doctor, who held in his hand a book
containing several lovely portraits:
..Did YOU indeed know the original
Of ,his?" exclaimed one Of the group,
pointing TO beautiful girl, apparently
about ls years, splendidly attired in
robe of white satin, ornamented with
pearls and orange flowers; "but how
strange that black Grape veil looks over
that elegant wreath" .
ayes, my dear girl, knew her well
and hers, aIasl is sad, sad tale; and
now IrecoIlent it was twenty years
ago this very day that first became
acquainted with her. ,
.:Pray tell US how. dear DR.. D.
exclaimed half dozen voices at once
And thus pcti,ioned, he began:
"WelI, then, it is just twenty years
ago this very evening, that | was a
reused from a gentle sIumber, into
which | had fallen in my easy chair, BY
the entrance of servant with note
which merely contained these words
"Dr. D. is entreated to lose NJ
time in fastening to the - lnn' t.
meet a patient destined Tor the --
ASYLUM, but who is now too i'll to con
,inue her journey unless it be unde
lis care" :,
"This Inn was about sixteen mile
from my residence. situated on drear
moor many miles in extent, 10 rsac
which would have 10 traverse mos
unfreouen,ed road. 1t was therefore
in no very good humor that proceed
ed to do the bidding of the unknow
writer; for in his haste Ghe note ha
evidently been hurried) he had forgot
ten the signature. The rain was de
scending in torrents, and the win
howIed learlulIy; indeed, so terrific VIZ
the storm that ut first my horses reiu
ed to brave it, but by dint of spurrin
and Aogging we at last set oft. Fas''
and faster fell the rain, higher an
higher rose the tempest, yet still v
iourneyed on; when suddenly the pr
eress of the carriage was arrested, al
the postillion informed me that Il
lights were out and he could not see
step. What was to be done? TO r
turn was useless, especially as wi
the numerous cross roads by which o
path would be intersected, it VOL
scarcely be possible in the dark tota
the right one; and there we were,
the borders OF a wide common wllh(
light or guide; and my servant :ota
ignorant Of the country, having DC
in nv service only q few weeks. .
a. "You must trust to the horses,
exclaimed; II remember baIted
this inn once, thoug II it is now a le
time since." ..... ....
Slowly and step by step. we pl
L seeded. now splashing through WI
..aro onca mara rivulefs 0r at lie
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" A uery liberal discount made 10 those who
advertise by the year.
IT Advertisers are requested to leave their As>
refreshments at the Office as early a. Tuesday
morning before publication. 7
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but brawling brooks, but which the
floods had swollen into torrents: then
coming in contact with branches of
trees which the blast had riven, for the
storm still ragged with unabated fury;
and it must have been midnight when
my servant deserted al light in the dis.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-17

o. MASONIC NOTICE. All the members and
* members of Amicabe Lodga, No. 20, and all
Master MasOn5 of good standing, (whU are opposed
to the receut unjust and unpr0vokrd movement OF
the Grand master of the Grand Lodge Of Maryland,
and also that IT the Grand Stewards lodge,) are
most atfrctinnatCy invited TO meet at Union Hall,
corner Of FrpOlet's alley and Baltimore streets. on
FRIDAY EVENING, l7th inst, at 7! O'Clock, to take
into consideration the outrage committed by those
iunctionarles in suspending AN innocent and unof-
tending Lodge, composed Of upwards of forty mem
hers, without hearing, telling them of what of
fence they had been guilty.
olj-3t' DAVID PARR, WIN.
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CmLD ASLEEP ON THE RAILROAD. A thrill.
ling incident occurred the other day on the
railway at East Newark. When too late to
stop the engine, the conductor discovered a
child lying apparently asleep on the outer side
of one ofthe rails. Fortunately one foot only
lay upon the track, and the cow catcher APP
peared to strike that, probably the sole Of the
shoe, and turned the body over. The child
sprung to its feet and ran, so that when the
train was stopped and physician got out it
was beyond his reach.
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CST RECEIVED AT

II CST RECEIVED AT
ID Z. \. HlNCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2S95 BALTIMORE STREET,
one door East of McCiellan's alley.
All the favorite London Papers
Music from the Opera of Fra Davoo for The Pa
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Dashes of Life. by N. ?. Willis, part ", 30 Cts.
No. 10 Penny Magazne-priCe % cts.
Opinions of B. F. Butler and J. Hoyt, by Macken-
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Guitar Music, five popular Songs-"Give me cot
in the valley iove;" Switzer Song of Home; Has
thy heart known change, iove' I'll watch for thee;
/ saw thee weep. Price l23 cents.
TRirty kinds OF Plays, Farces, &c. Sc.
C. "A. HiNCKLEY, JR 1914 Baltimore ST.
Il door east Of McClellan-st.
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IG3- DR.. ELIJAH PRATI"S PATENT ARTIFi-
ClAL NlPPhES-Papnted July 4tH, l5i5-ls now
offered IN the public for the fist time in this city,
a certain remedy in the following distressing cases,
viz: Where the nipple is entirely wantug-Or being
inverted, where il has come OF by the child mrs
ing upon it--whete it is cxcornted sore, or the
chId's mouth is IN al the above the child
VIII nurse with perfect to itself and the mother.
The names of number Of m"dical men, who have
applied ii in practice, AMI have given tn" proprietor
permission refer them, may be appiica
ton 10 R0RhRrS X ATKINSON,
Corner of ianUYrT and Market streets.
Os-lm wholesale and Rrlln A.ru,s for Bait
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{17- TO THE CITIZEN : UT BALTIMORE. The
MILFORD Bard respectfully informs The citizens
Of Baltimore, AMI tn" pubic generally, thar ht has
now in rh; press Of Mr. johr Murphy, Of Baltimore
street, work of about 30 pages, which will contain
his pnctica aud prose writings. moral, sentimental
patriotic and humorous suhj rts, The aulh0r ;rI'c
uarly appeals 10 The ladies tor patronage, At whose
suggestion the work has hr"n gotten up. + will
tain m engraved likeness nj me Guihsr, besides other
embellishments, and vuI h" handsomely bound in
embossed cloth, at 5! per copy payable On the dcv-
cry az me work.
The author, having reformed his life in too, is de-
sifOus Of getting start in the world, that he may
der himself useful To his fellow mCn
\ few clNCS will be hOuHd in very superior style,
for Christmas and New Years presents; at 81 80 aEd
s. 30 per volume.
Those who would encourage Uave author IN
well doing, will please leave ihuir names i; the office
OF the Baltimore Clipper stating thu price al whi h
they subscribe. ol6
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EtuREsTIE's pa TENT GALVANIC
- RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
New YnpK lime 81. lSa5.

Or. A. n. Christie
Dear sir! have from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache and rheumat-
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- sey that it has prevented me rom following
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rheumatism any other pains since the first day.
would Therefore nuhestatingly recommend your Gal
vanc Rings and Fluid those afflicted have been.
Respectfully, JACOB B. OGSBURY,
1852 William street,
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corner Charles and Pratt sts.,
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6~ttIEAT AT~NACytON SATURDAY,
III Tie lsth there viii be 4 Foot Race of Que quar-
ter of miir-rur,e @lOO--and one oc $50, one nun
drcd yards and a six hundred yards race betwGGn
trpwG aud Price. G. tunnels aHd G. w. Morgan tor
the quarter Of a mile race.
SECOND RACE 700 YARDS. Ford, c. Run.
ne!s, and p. CunUtutor, for the 100 yards race.
ol7-1t +. X. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
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FOR CHEsTERTOWN 4

a SGps97 FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
SaAS,7q;a' BRIDGE and EASTON, The srneror
Gswift Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt ROBERT vi. HILL, will leave the H. ersec-
ton of Light and Prattst. Wharves on every ! UES-
DAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the above places
and return the next day, leaving Easton every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, at y O'Clock, and Cambridge
al q o'ck and Annapolis at ID O'cik. for Baltimore
Passage 10 Annapolis, so cts.
To Easton or Cambridge, S1.5O. Ci7-dtf
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CHRIST HEALING THE s-1G 1t is mot often Ina,
the Baitinorcan5 have the opportunity to gaze upon
painting Of sach spionior and magniacencc as the
one now on exhibition at the Masonic Hall, and which
we are informed viii remain bit few days. The
pleasure impaired in heho.ding subject of this kind
is very great ami the scene is greatly enhanced by
the explanatory lecture Of hir NbERs. There is, as
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