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REN0V Al


Al II. EDDY hcgs leave TO announce to the ci-
Ny 0 tiZens Of Baltimore that he has removed his
PAINTING ROOMS from No. li2, 10 No. 239 BALTI-
MORE STREET doors west OF Charles street, the
store Uf J. Ncabitt,
His Rooms are open for visitors, and at present
contain many specimens, Those DESTROYS of inspect
ing them, Will do well to cali soon, as many of them
VIII be removed in the course Of two weeks. He will
BE- happy to receive any ORDERS which will be eXcCut
ed with care and fidelity. iy7-dlwt
a ENETIAH BLINDS. ! aln now manulac-
turing VENETIAN BLINDS of superior style
and finish, which warrant TO be of the very best ma
tcIiais ard workmanship.
Persons wishing something very neat and fine,
should cali and examine my NARROW Stat and
Fine Cornice BLINDS They decidedly the best
Blinds made in this city Call and see them,
Window Shades; Fancy Stick Blinds Green Paint
ed Blinds; Paper Blinds, SC, constantly on hand.
JOHN e. HOLLAND, as N. Gay-st.,
jy7 near the cd Fellows Hall.
&sILlS SHIRTS AVID DRAWERS. Large
~ assortment of silk Shirts and Drawers; Ladies'
Silk, MerinO and Gotten Vests; together with an ey
tensiVe assortment of HOSIERY and GLOVES, at
LOVEJOY'S, 1913 Baltimore St,
ly3 between Calvert and South SITS.
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G7- THE ORATORIU OF JEPHTHA. The Ora
tonu Of Jrphtha viii be repeated at the English La
thcran Church, Rev Dr. MeniSD Lexington street.
TUESDAY EVENING, sth inst, at O'Clock.
Tickets ) % cents, admitting Il lady and gentleman
10 be had at thr Music stores of McsSrs Willg, Ben
teen, and EoswcIl-aso at the Clipper Office and va
rous book stores. a pamphlet containing the words
10 he mad nj The door of the Church. [APR jy7-2i
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TN me 2oth alt. at the Mount King AMI Queen Cir
cut, BY the Rcv'd RichoId uunh B1ol, GEoRG, "
uiiLARD, Of ESSEX, to Miss MARY ELlgS, youngest
daughter of DR.. Moor G. Fountloroy
TN the 81 INST. by the Rcv'd. Mr.. Atkinson, II sNRY
APPEL To Miss MARY HARDY. all of this CIV
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HA EMOVAL. The subscriber begs leave to in
hk, form his friends and the public in general, that
>~s> he has removed his UMBRELLA, PARA
ArAN sol and sun SHADE STORE and FAC
no. Is HSn4 TG i n6 Rnmot sr fsf
few doors below Lexington, east side Persons IN
want of good articles in the above line would do well
to call before purchasing elsewhere, {G- Umbrellas
and ParasOls COVERED and REPAIRED at short
notice and on reasonable terms. RecOllect the mum
her, 80 North Howard street. Sign of the Lady with
the paraso THOMAS l.. ENNIS,
jyS-tyl3 Practical Umbrella Manufacturer.
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CITY NEGIsTEN,s ONFICE
BALTIMORE, June, 30, lSl5'

BALTIMORE, June, ~, io4o' )
TEViE Legislature of Maryland. at It's last session,
Il having levied 4 tax oftwcnty-lve cents on every
hundred dollars assessed value OF City stock, ana
having also made it obligatory Oh the under signed 10
withhold said tax from the dividend payable on tle
fist dag Of July next o,
Notice is hereby giUcn, the holders of City STOCK,
That Coupons will be received at par for he tax lnus
withheld, if presented this office previous TO t
return, being made by the Register TO the VI
the State. ~ .,,, ,;.,o.
jyl-d6teo6t JESSE hoNi' N'E'''
WaLACK AND COLORED LAS1iNGs.-
HB HAMILTON EASTER s CO., 2O5 baiuhhoi'
street, have on hand .srrNrs
Bronze, Brown, Drab and STATE bh0i i'''
jet and Blue Black Hastings ,rnooN-
Gallons in sc yards, No. and . Rlbbon9ii
Linen and Cotton LlNINGs OF yar,2us NHs and
Plaid and figured GAMBRooN9' '"'e"'''S' "''o
various ma terias for Cater Boots A.. .-,;,,.,
Shoemakers are invited TO examine tne ar,rLeS
adanted 70 their use that keep on aana 'eeulatF'
Prices low.
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I,tI, ,fgN-r hn ttGiI.
,,;.,..r -, Ara l,,, ,l,,,r,5 its ,;t1o to tho
.,,.;I,. r,n,,,op,,., T,,-,,i o,a q,irt or ibn
49,, T.t..ao.,e,.,n,,o,,, ,,1roblo ovo,,,n.
80 .,.i.l, Il. .l..,,,J.,,,, ,,,.oo,, p,, tho
H., Ca, ., ,lo+ tbo ,,b ,assnd off.
in that city without accident, save the deslfuc-
ton OF parcel OF lumber by lire, owned by
Mr.. Leonard. On that day there were seven
feet of water III the channel OF the river at thai
place.
national CoNrENTIoN. The National Ma
tive American Convention assembled a' l mia
oeIPhla on foay morning. anu o'S"'''A'' y
cAos'ng DeheFa' DelFooil'' Oh MASSACHUSETTS,
Ifeslaeht' puf'hg tho "ay' "'sous"'o" " as
entered INTO tor choIce Oh party ia"'e' 'le
result OF "inch was tlla' 'le convention u0-
'e''"'ne" ''''I .'0' '''1 P"''9
ra,or,,,;on, .o,,inn c,r,,, tho v;ows and docIo.
rotor, or ,bo ,ri,c;,,os oftbo marty were offer
"a and ,donted
c'>''
-,--, ,..,.,'.
io0u' "''N - -
lhouofous' LUIS ciie'P anu eliciehl len'ouy
should be IN every family at this season OF the
year. and used wherever there is any decayed
,,rot,bla matt or n,ivv-vanIts slors or the like
Mp. WILLIS By letter from London, in
uN V nI;rror ,,o Ioo,r tbot tLis ro,,t Io,,on
-,
Is qd''e III \"' '''o '''''O '''' '0t,'' wa"
June IA with a Ofah le'er' lie was terribly
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1z-CHNAP FsllENJIN.i, and PRINTING OF
ovaru Gr,r,ion ryenutad with treat despatch al No.
..,. .,., ,,,,,,.,,,, .,.,,,,r,r-,,
'1i ".-.'IiN''hh > hi: --,s'sh ~ .-
.....,. .', o'.l.g eaA g\eeH1''
LOTTERY kihi". ~ LtNS, ..,,,,-
'1"at J., ~. ht.i .2 49,. -, -, !, ~
HiA"i- 9 Ithi ~,
i''''I ""'''' -
'..".t II IS needless to enumefale, "a "' are pos
....r ,..Iir; q. dDi. work IN rtgrysl.ic and m
-'''''.'' "'''' p'.s," ''' .'''. ny
,bn ,irr,,rrs yy,ii meet TO DAY. in, a,n inst
..r r9rnd, h., .rtpru,y riuIitrut NJ O'Clock r. NJ .
~, NOR ,ri,,,,y n, order
Jls d law i'artnin
GEO ~ BROWN. Isl srrgh
I<o ~ H. ,s9rp. .>c.r,.rary IL
.-'--,---.--.,---.
r-g, MAkYLAMU INSTITUTE OF EDCCA-
TIDN An adjourned meeting Of Oh, Institute win
TrEN0GN I,i,., tb NJ tG" rooms Of MIR. ijl,r .rl
Tirbl .tyeri A. ir,nor4uf business viii be ~, sent
3D. Il genera, atrndlncc OF the members is earnestly
,rrrl,.,rI i,s r. CONNOLLY, Rec. See
.GF-OFFlCIhL DRAWING of the Nd, Conso
GATED Lottery, class No. 20, for !si5:
. - '@ % 10 50 70 :! II IL :" IL 81
and -, beng the i, and ID drawn Nos each $40
- ",,g -. tgs NV IN ann iii h law, Ms each %
81 ',,5 ~ hin11 No An mad 5,I,. -, "a and AZ
hr;i,y ,Ho 5th md f,l drawn Nos. rarh Is
An l,avirI one onIv of Ne drawn Nos, on )
',,, ,,.r
'oi" inc ga cS'uD'IE.g" nVo,t " ~ rIr. =,
E'''Ni w. - 81"
INN Cp ArrDpI,I ,,E II7pII-TIIA ,rho o,,
~ ,'' % "a: ny w. COCOON, ',i - -, 49,, ~ rri "
ni" W S,i"'" H,, u" i. ~ Wv, , ,'
~ Nm !, ~ ,,i\r c,h ne, =, : ,;io,,L v
20 =, a - ~ ~" ~ -, =, H. ~, -,
f., L ig -, 80 ,'i ". NJ Ms Iyill,,, Hnr
, .'' 5 ~ ~, I ~, ,h C,i,or o;. ~ ca
mons S"or s,or,. a n,mrh., rotapin@ the Words
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+N'' wv l'hl UNIV - 'NN)
Between Calvert and Light-Sts.


rS.-3eslsl NW. IT, & = EVIL.
EssIt.a FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
sB.SsaN 9S BALTIMORE STREET,
MSa.&5@<.> Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
10 that owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled furnish Fashionable Hats,
Of quality SUPERIOR for the price to amy other esab
lishment the city, Of any shape or description now
worm viz: Sill. Moleskin Russia, Cashmere Nittria
and Becrer. Also, CAPS of ali kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
ELL. OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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BALTIMORE &: OHIO g,AIL, ROAD.
EINI- 1T -. -.

A'-A ,y,rv-r,>~ ~ a w JAh - iNbN "
$3.50. LiCo rs or DEPA RItEE OF
E.s4EIEs-l ~ 80 -, MEN TRAINS ON THE
E5E, 3'i ~ " : I'M MD Nv ASiiNGTph
;-D'-I-s~Z- %, HN't OF the BALTIMORE ASD ONO
RAIL N'A'' ''ia ~ ',E r {, 80, 80;
~ ~ "a = III -, = ! ',-L'
=. ,..,.," r. : - ~ ~ J
-'' UNI. .."l', l'";lg.'I' 'I'lnshufg,g DAILY
"ulg I'.,2 ~ mn. 5'ef' i'edyr- M "a n'c'.
.N' ''''', ". mn, anu "'''lhe"i- =
,, I 49, q. ~. ~ .'-'.'5 '.''M,
TUT ,,' Inv ',,u,. s'','2h+' tatsp.y.
u! '''." ''I' ''-'' = 49, .'' ."'"'!' y
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On the 9Th instant, Mrs HANNAH Benson. orei -
years, cons1rt OF the late Peter Henson. and eldest
dau'htcr OF the late John Marfeld.
AT EktOn, "5th ult. ELIZABETH w. BRADFORD in
her 9th year wife Of :, G. Bradford ESQ. of Ceci
county and daughter Of the late Col. henry White,
of Baltimore.
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DIVISION Of THE olIF INTO MY " Ards
a ''5 P''lc ''' '"N'O'' ,r,
!ocl'o" o' '''' SCI o.'i " ''''7 - Wv
OF uA'e' 'Ae W" G'''S'o'', VIC C0P5 '''' 'o'''"
'"= "o'l inc 49, -,
one Nh''' Oh wv '"'J'o'' ~" ''''' We ', '''
"EuR 'A2Auo" '.'' 'i''''S''s ~ ''', "'''' -
deal dec's'o" o" ''"' po''''' 81 WV ''' VI Wv
laSl SESSION. VI ''io l's 's.''"'o' "''''''
oi'I.''n VI ''''''''0', - INV
O'y >'o.'''''' IVA. ''''' 10 -, 49,.
l'll''''''', ,','' - ~ 1T. ...
c.t'42"' VI "I''''''o','
certainty, no uoaot, on Il AlV.c: Vi - b1cl'
cJnsellence. Itnow members be elected and
tba a,thori,y Of the law should be disputed. it
I.,..lr,.,.;.,,, ~, ,,,,a, g.. ,I,, ,i,,o
may @,' -'' .rm.
as we" us ''' "''s'''A - H"" NV
decision be against the validity Of the law, 1t
will ha Tim nense in,ur; to the city and to the
..,.,,;,.,, 3 ,,,,,., ,.,,s,, ,.,.,. ,.,,,
0'A''' d. '"'
not be enforced; ana al acts VI u1e "eA'
City Council will be null and void. We enter
tain the opinion that the present members CT
tne ''colu O,'''''' '''o ~ 49,. 1rn,'
be superseded as proposed Dy tIlc act Oh JIG
legislature, and we know that this is also the
onirion Of MANY others. If this be an error, i
F.'l'o .,,I,;o, sho,Iihe corrected bv a iudj
Is an error "'i'0'' ''''"'-' ~ ,,,;.,o,;:. w
cia decision, 50 as 10 prevent mug r'.'" "
call the attention of the city authorities to tn
tho oi,, f,nn Ioss Tftbe difficulty can be re
''e wy '''"' 80 =, g ,h, ,,ro,or+ r,om
moved by Ihe r9S'Si'''o'' u ''A' P'''''''
bers Of the second branch, we presume Una
they would all willingly resign at once. The
s,hioc+ ebo,,d NOT he nos,nonel to the last day
=, I,,, -, tho ,,s,o,, bo,n
I"1l u'| ~ ,,.'',''s p,tt Ct and ,nnnno
uaIy NM q. 'l0 T9;'t Ie % , ~ so,,,h 70 RInI
t,lo.l1o "oS| ~ ,oa p.ood,u,vI thanc
1lotso VIZ ~ N.Y. a,'S ,hono nv the wa
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IT TNTNW, II NBgEN, 10 NHFF,
Il 4 We have on hand a WE'LL SELECTED AND
Seasonal ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER w"
name in part Old Panel; Common; Select Cuttings;
Cuiugs Joist; Scanlng; Shingles, Sc and all Other
Kinds suitable Tor buildings. Also. Cherry; Poplar;
Ash: sycamore, OF all sizes aud many other kinds too
numerous 10 mention. W. have for sale on the Falls,
ABBOTT ~ 500 feet III CULiINGS, which we viii sell
to shippers or carpenters cheap.
d. L. THOMAS X Co,
ivS-3 Falls Avenue.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rooms
For RolcIdan-Ship Gen. Washington, 10Th July.
For Amsterdam-Ship LUCOnia, 18TH inst.
For Valparaiso, &c.-BarqUe George Y Henry, 10Th
prONmO.
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MARINELIST-PORT OF BALTihijRE.
MONDAY, JULY 1875.
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RMOSUMENP FOR SALE. The subscriber
W. has on hand, for sale, 4 SPLENDID MARBLE
MONUMENT. finished with an URN on the toP;-it
is about 10 feet in heghth, aud can be seen nj the
Marble Yard in Eutaw-st. between German and LON
bard SITS. Persons wishing to purchase are requested
to call and examine it, the terms viii he moderate
II PELEG BOSWORTH.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH. MIR. Jesse Irons,
storekeeper in YorkviIle, at the Oneida Facto-
ry, N. Y died on Tuesday morning frora an
excessive dose Of Tanzv which he took the day
previous
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EDILLIAyT sCHEME TODAY,

a BRILLIANT SCHEME TODAY
"A 5000 capital; $500, $50, 500, sc. sc. IS
Nos. Is drawn ballots. Whole tickets S2!, quarters
81! cents. in which we will sell one of our famous
packages on certificate for $50. Don't miss calling
on us TO DAY for one of the above named beautiful
capitals. 7. T. TUCKER & BROTHER,
1t Right on the Coner-Head of Centre Market.
tf,s9, STABLE FOR RENT. A Blick
sSGytra STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE, in John
Nin!,i alley, North of Franklin street. with an I'M
ENAss!tA improved LOT adjoining. The Lot is well
suited for the erection of Stables bounding 33 feet
the alley, and running back Is feet inches, and will
be leased separately. For terms, W hch will be mode
rate, inquire at No. l2l Eutaw street, side fourth
door above Franklin. jy7-T
NpASCOM on SLAVERY. Methodism and
II b Slavery, with other matter in con roversy be-
tween the North and South being review Of the
manifesto Of tie majority, in reply 10 the protest of
the minority Of the late General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in the case OF Bishop
Andrew, by II. B. Bascom, d. ID. for sale by
PARSONS s PRESTON,
Booksellers, StationGrs and Blank Book manufacture
ers No. ISL Pratt street. adjoining the Rail Road De
pot, ly'-3t'
HTRENCu AND GERMAN TOTs selling
" oil below cost, to close the present stock. Also
few fine Work Baskets, at Mrs. NlCKERSON'S, o.
N. Howard st. ly
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FRomrHE EXCHANGE RGAorNa-RooM Booa,.
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{l7- Il. =. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOF
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAME;
WINDOW COBNICEe;. &c. sc.
[E}- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES. PLATES, ne. sc.
Frames re guilt and Plates inserted IN Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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ID AIDES AND CHELDBES'S OPEN
E. WORKED STOCKINGS. Mrs. Nickerson, 8!
H. Howard street. has Just received an assortment Of
the above named articles; also, few dozen Tortoise
shell Hairpius jy8
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MAIILiIEIl.

Day Of final hearing, 1T Nov, 1915.
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wRLAGi% SILK LACE. Mrs. MCPHERSON,
aS - n. Howard street, has just received from New
York a variety of patterns of Black silk Lace jyS
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ENOR SALE-TUREE HANDSOME COUNT
b. ERS; large counter with drawers, mahogany
top; | writing desk; a pair OF New Doors; ! Glass
Door aud the Shelving in store No III Baltimore ST.,
above South. Apply To the occupants Of the store 49,
They vii! be sold cheap. [Pl jyS@
Fwy o TIE LADIES. Mrs. MCPHERSON, No,
i - n. Howard st. has just received IA new style
cOIorcd working Cotton. iy6
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DEFAuLTERs PAYING UP Since the State
Treasurer:of Pennsylvania, a few weeks ago,
sent out his circular to State defauters, Sl9, 900
have been received from this description OF
debtors
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EE-COROHER'S OFFICE. 30. l23 NORTH HIG
STREET, TWO doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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0.r The Toledo Blade thinks as the U. S. Go
vernment has determined on carrying the U. s..
Mail between ports in the United tates and for
egn ports which vessels are also to be fitted for
military purposes, and be surrendered to the Un-
tied States for such purposes, upon the occurrence
ofany emergency hopes that the same course will
be taken in respect to some half dozen steamers on
these lakes. 1t very justly remarks that.
"At present, the British Government
might any day possess itself of the majority
of eur staunch steamers, by employing a
few agents to purchase them at different
points at the same time. They might be
bought, and be on their way TO Canadian
port before the real purchaser should be
known. There should be some way provided
for insuring these vessels, for. the use of the
United States, in case of war with Eng
land BY chartering them TO carry the mai
or some other mode, the thing is practicable
and there is too much at stake for the go.
vernment to rest at ease, while preparation
on the other side are going forward with so
much activity"
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We find the following very pretty notice of bank spe
culater in the Germantown Gazette, WING paper.
WANTED,-oNE Hundred Dollars, in Washington Bank
paper (Miamisbugh) for which 10 cents the dollar
will be given.
Apply at the Gazette Office.
May 23."
Now come you farmers and mechanics who earn your
bread by the of the brow and who have been
peed TO receive the above trash reward for your Ia
bor just "apply the Gazette oce and this editor
and federal honk advocate will pay you TEN CENTS ON
THE DOLLARl Why, what wonderful coon magnanimity
and federal liberality TEN the DoLLARl And
that too by great sckers for banks If not down right
bankerll Who would ever have thought of finding such
whole soued liberay among bankers? We did not TEN
CENTS the DoLLAR-Wonderfu maghanimity. Aston
ising beralityll But, easy go ehsy" Is old
proverb; and the farmer makes bis money by maiing
rails these very consstant and openhearted bank advo
think he very well afford TO be sNAKED NINETY
CENTS on the DoLLARll Pretty liberal discount this.
truey But neghbor, when shall we have another essay
the idieness and unprOducrsness of BANK cAPIrAL7
Ehl-Demecratic Spark.
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l845.
100000 DOLLARS WANTED!
NR9O QGEgIpnss
ATT GTTROA OHIO
AT GILBOA, OHIO.

4 B. SMITH has Just received and is now
L. opening a general assortment of spring and
summer goods, suitable for this market; among
his stock may be found Cloths, Calicoes, Satin
etts, Summer stui1s fevery description, Vestngs,
Wells, Ticking, Sheetings, Shirtings, Twist, But
tons, Thread. Drillings Jeans, Cotton yarn from
6 to 10 of the best quality, Pantalson stufs, and
Laces, Sewing Silks and Bed Cords.
GRocERIEs-Sugar, Moasses, Tea, Coffee, To-
baeco, Alum, lspice, Ginger, Nutmegs, Pepper,
and Indigo.
HARDWARE AND CurLERY--Door hingings, Locks,
Iron Butts, Shoves and Tongs, Traps, Hammers,
Smoothing Irons, Patent Horseshoes, Shoe
Knives, Gimblets, Knives and Forks and Brushes.
HATS AND CAPs-Hats and Caps of all kinds
shapes and sizes, from fine Leghorn up to brush
fence, and Ladies' Bonnets to match-Lofs Of
Palm leaf hats for boys.
Iron, Nails and Glass,
SICKLES, SYTHES, AND SNATHS;
ANY QUANTITY OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND SOLE LEATHER.
CRocKERY-Tea Sets, Plates, Mugs, Pitchers,
Bowls, &c. &c.
Mr.. Smith has tried the High Pressure System
long enough, and henceforth Goods will be sold
Cheap, and for Cash emily;
Bring on your money, and you shall have as many
goods as you can carry away. TRY and See!
The PRODUCE of the country will not be re-
fused in exchange for goods, and high market
price paid for Beeswax, Ashes, Feathers, and
Ginseng.
N. B. Old Accounts must be settled
Gilboa, June 90, l845. 226x
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Ex1Lrs RrrURNEp.-The Montreal papers

ExILEs RErURNED.--The Montreal papers
announce the arrival of David, Gagpon, Jo-
seph Gsguet, Evene (Slephen) D'Abglas
and Jean Morisette, who took part in the re-
bellion, and were sent to Van Dieman's
Land in 1880. They left their place of ex-
lie in December. The Minerpe says
Morisette was not in company with the
other Canadians at Sydney, but belonged to
party of American convicts who were land
ed in another part Of the penal colony; these
last are reported 10 have been cruelty i'll
treated during their captivity. Morisette
did not take his passage home with the
others; they did not meet until they reached
Whitehall, and their surprise was great, as
they had never seen each other since their
separation near Buffalo. The remainder Of
the exiles at Sydney were all well; some
had the means of returning, but were wait
ing for their other companions in misfortune.
1t is said that pecuniary assistance has beon
forwarded to them, and that here is no doubt
they are all now on their passage home.
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Married,

In Kalda Friday the 18th inst by JOHN KuHNs, ESQ
Mr.. MICHAEL SHANK to Mrs. BETsEY HAMPSHIRE,
both of this township. The united ages of this happy
couple still glowing with loves fires, is about hundred
aRdforty years.
In Gilboa on Monday the 10th inst by the Rev. Mr..
HoLlDAy, Mr.. GEORGE GoBLE to Miss LAURA ACK
LEY, both of Putnam County.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

Acounty Convention of the Democracy of the county Of
Putnam will be held at Columbus Grove Saturday, tho
21s instant choose delegates to convention be held
Columbus, the 4h Of July next to consult the
better organization of the party to oppose and correct the
nqutous of the Wing Legislature oflast winter
give unity and efficiency to the views of the Demo
cracy at this crisis. 7. R. MCCLURE,
June 70, 1e45. Chm. Central Com
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noblest spirits has gone home TO God.

MoRsE's TELEeRApH.--Arrangements have
been made for laying a magnetic telegraph
from Albany TO Utica--to be ultimately, no
doubt extended to Buffalo, was, and TO Bos-
ton and New York, east and south. We
shall then receive news from Boston OF New
York, we suppose, in a few minutes, or per-
haps even seconds!-Daily National Pilot.
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" 1t is estimated in Southern paper
that from forty to sixty thousand Seutherners
visit the Northern States every summer, and
that they spend the sum Of $l2,000,O00, ex-
elusive of the outlays for clothing, furniture,
&c
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DEMOCRACY IN FLORIDA TRIUMPHANT.-By letter
received by the Javannah dated Tallahas Sc, June
LIST it is stated that
emo seley, Democrat, is elected over
Call, Wing, for Governor, by about 600 votes,
and Levy, Democrat, for Congress, over Put
nam, Wing, by 500 at least. The wings
admit that they have sustained Waterloo
defeat--they have certainly lost the election
of their candidates for Governor and Con-
gfess, and have not as much as one-third of
the Legislature.
So for as heard from the wings have elected to
the Legislature senators and the Democrats IL
majority 7: the wings have elected II Repre-
sentatives, the Democrats 80, majority 10. Demo-
cratic majority on joint ballot AZ. South Florida
had not sent in returns but is certainly Democra-
tic. The wings have indeed sustained a Wa
teroo defeat in the new State.
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POSTSCRIPT.
DEATH OF Ex-pREsIDENT JACKSON

DEATH OF EX-PRESIDENT JACKSON.
A friend who came last evening from the
south says, that it was stated in several jour
mails, and generally credited, that Gen. AN
DREW JACKSON died at the Hermitage
on the 10th inst. One of earth's greatest and
noblest spirits has gone home to God
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~ Five Companies Of U. S. Troops
have taken up their line of march frem ST.
Louis TO the Rocky Mountains. They intend
to visit all ~ q Indian tribes.