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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-09

BURroN's THEArRE-Front Street AS we
anticipated this theatre was literally crammcd
by most fashionable audience, last evening ;
indeed, many persons were unable to get even
a glimpse of the actors, and retired. 1t was a
beautiful sight, to sec a dense mass of persons,
all quietness, obscryant, and happily pleased.
The character of Hamlet, sustained by Mr..
Anderson, and supported by a judcious cast
from among the talented company, was enact
ed with a chastencss and correctness of style,
which called forth the most unbounded APP
plaQsa, "Homeo and Juliet is posted for to-
night. Mr., Anderson as Romeo; Mr.. Barrett,
as Mercutio; Mr., Stevens, as Friar Lawrence
Mr., Burke, as Peter; Mrs, Burke, as Juliet; with
fine cast for the other characters. Miss st.
Clair and Mr.. G. Smith, will dance the Polka.
Look out for a crowded house.
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ypyOBACCO ANE, sEGARs,

TENUEiIUV-
AT REDUCED PRICES!
The subscriber would respectfully inform shopkeep-
ers and others that he will, or and after this day
sell good Soaked HalfSpanish SEGARS at rs ceats
per 10; extra large 81 cents very superior Seed az
80 cents, worth IS. Also, extra sweet CAVENDISH
TOBACCO, at 25 cts. per h.; good small Lump To
BACCO at 10 cents, with other articles in proportion.
He respectfully socits a share Of public favor.
Z. C. THOMAS, No. 5O7 Market street.
iaI-3t* near Pine ST., Baltimore.
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NNSURASCE AT LOWEST NEW YORK
n RATES in the WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY. The subscriber continues to
get Insurance on Houses, Barns, Stables and other
Buildings, Ships in port on the stocks, Merchan-
die, Stock III Trade and Personal Property, in gene
raj, against loss or damage by Fire. at lowest N. York
rates. In cases o. loss, all differences settled by ar
btra0n.
The subscriber also continues, in all its branches
THE REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
and has now for sale several well built HOUSES that
he can dispose of at great sacrifice. Ground Rents
for sale and several sums to loan on mortgage.
very handsome country place, - miles from Bal
timore, vii be sold low. Apply to the subscriber, at
No. 30 GAY STREET, Basement of Exchange.
ja9-lt* Il. w BROTHERTON.
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FAEIR OF AVA, at Washington. Our District
readers will perceive, by reference to advertise
ment in another column of this paper, that the
Fakr Of Ava, has taken the Assembly Rooms,
on Louisiana Avenue, where he will give a
series Of his most interesting and wonderful
experiments in lIInduo Miracles, Fascination,
sc. Wherever he has given entertainments,
they have been attended by large and fashion,
able audiences, and but one opinion seems to
prevail among all who have witnessed his mi
raculous feats as to their surprising anything
of the kind ever attempted in this county,
lie needs be seen and heard to be appreciated
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DANCING AND WALTZING.

THIRD QUARTER.
HtHhRLES l.. SPIES returns his grateful &C
" acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended, and bcgs leave to inform his
friends and the citizens Of Baltimore generally, that
his THIRD or SPRING TERM will commence on
TUESDAY, January 18th, at CENTRAL NALL
For further particulars, please apply Mr.. s. the
Hall, between , and O'Clock, any afternoon; and
any evening from till 10 O'Clock.
~ b. The Hall will be RENTED for Balls, &C., on
IA reasonable terms as any other establishment of the
kind in the city. [sR1 ia9 div
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LEATHER! LEATHERn

LEATHER! LEATHERm
FENHE subscriber, having determined to retire from
n the Currying business offers for sale, at reduced
prices his stock Of LEATHER of various kinds; also
his SHOP FIXTURES, TOOLS, &c. A good spgcr-
tunity is presented TO person wishing to commence
the Currying business.
ia4-eo3ts MOSES HlNDES, No. l Water.st.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

NEW FAMILY GKUCERY.
FEYii subscribers would call The attention of their
H. friends and the pubic generally to their stock
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar; Java, Laguayra,
Padang and Rio Coffee; superior Imperial, Cunpow-
der, Young Tyson and Black TEAS; Pata SEQ, Mil
ler's and Whitney's Premism Family FLOUR; Pa
tapsco extra super and fine do; Loaf Sugar; Phade-
pha Steam SyruD; NJ Orleans and w. India Molasses;
Ground Alum and fine Salt-with general assert
mcnt of such Other articles usually kept in retail
Grocery all of which will be sold wholesale or retail,
very low. BARLOW 4 LAWRENCE,
No. 46 N. Paca-st one door from Lexington
5I3- Jast received lot OF Fresh ROLL BUTTER,
which we are retailing very low. ja9-3tk
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TNyHE COPARTNERSTII heretofore exist
~ ing between EDWARD WINSOR and myself
having been dissolved in August last, by the removal
of Mr. Winsor TO the West-notice is hereby given to
all indebted to the concern, that payment mns be aad
or settlement made forth with, the accounts will be
placed in legal process of collection without delay,
b. Ii. RICHARDSON.
Bait. Jan. 6, lS45 Arr jaT 2w
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FENO TIN PLATE WORKERS. Wanted
n Immediately, FOUR additional Workmen. The
subscribers want superior workman to superinteRd
as Foreman i'll their manufacturing department Ii.
must be perfectly acquainted with roofing, spoutns,
and job work generally 10 such hand liberal wage
and constant employment w.be given. Also, three
first rate job workmen wanted but the very hesr
need apply JAMES CORTLAN X SON,
JAZZ No. Is Baltimore street.
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From the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times.
- L .

From the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times
H3-MAKE IT KNOWN. WIN. SIMMONS, of this
city afflicted for several years with liberation of
the leg, accompanied by caous lump, which con
tracted the tendon 10 prevent him from contnu
ing ~ his labor more than six hours at time. He
was induced to try ''Cantrell's Compound Medicatrd
Syrup of SarSapariIla," and after the of four bot
Ties, he was entirely cured and able to his
daily labor.
{G3-The above Medicine can be had in Baltimore at
the OF Franklin and Green streets, and the
5. w corner of BaitimorC and Green-sts. d30
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRED'K FlCKEY
" has this day associated with him his sons, AN
DREW J. FiCKEY and FRED'K FlCkEY Jr, and
will continue the business in future under the name OF
ja2-tf FRED'k FlCKEf & SONS.
GUST RECEIVED, large lot of fine Whit
% ney and Rose BLANKETS, 10, II and IL qrs
For sale low by JAMES PETERS,
d5-tf Corner of Howard and Faveite streets
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NOOO NEWS! EXTRAORDINARY RUN
w OF LUCKm LOTS OF CASHM! DOYLE'S
CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No. IA PRATT STREET,
opposite the Railroad Depot next door to Bradshaw's
United States Hotel.) That is the spot for prizes as
the many who have experienced the extraordinary
luck of this brilliantly lucky office can testify. No
less than % three No tickets in week can't pos
sibIy be beat, All those who have not had hand in
the good luck bad better call and get some of the cas-
ita prizes in the following splendid schemes to be
drawn this week:
THURSDAY, two capitals of Sl2 900. tickets S75,
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets S. shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets % 50, shares in
proportion.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who psr-
chase by thu package or quantity.
For sale in tbs greatest variety Of lucky nrnhefs BY
the package, single ticket or share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
III. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
Il fol .it.1 IL q, n u
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
al lGW CASH STORE. Benial

al EW CASH STORE. Benjamin Franki;
~ said ''Deal altogether cash stores, becaus Ell
is ascertained that those who sell on credit lose on n;
average 10 per cent by bad debts, and consequently
they have 10 sell one tenth higher than those who ST,
alone for the money Now have good Clocks g
Gold Jewelry, very low; good Needles cts paper; J.
Buttons cts dozen; jet Breast and Hair Pins q. cs
Head Dresses and Necklaces p cts; Scissors Gems
Cotton Gloves cts; Tape cts doz; Lead Pencil,
cts. doz; Twist Combs cents; Side do 3 cents par:
Shaving Box 81 dozen; Essence of Peppermint 80
CTS dozen. Also, Britannia Ware; Japan Ware; Pr
iumery; Soaps; Threads; Butons Pins, SC. &c W
precedentedig loto for cash.
GEORGE II. VICKERS,
No. 0 Baltimore street.
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@sACKfNG BOTTOMS, of every description,
- kept constantly on hand, and made 10 order by
SAMUEL CRAPlN,
81 Orleans street,
N5- FOR SALE l60 acres of Bounty Land, IN
Arkansas, near Datesvie-a very valuable tract. Ap-
ply as above. ja2 eo2m
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PHYSIOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY

EsEIENEIL BOAs. Just received beautiful
" assortment of Boas for the Neck, with variety
of fine Wersted Comforts. | also have on hand a
large assortment of Worsed Goats of every dascrip
ton for Children. Call at j. M HAIG'S
Fringe Factory, l2l Baltimore street,
in7 4 door, nLnuo souIh
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MASSACHUSETTS AND SOUTH CARoLINA.-
Gov. Briggs Of Massachusetts sent a special
message to the Legislature on Monday, in rela-
ton to the mission of Mr.. Hoar to South Caro-
lima, in which he commends the course taken by
Mr.. Ii. and expresses his belief that the State
will maintain the stand which she has taken
with tirnness and with confidence in the right.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION IN WASHINGTON.
The Navy Yard Total Abstinence Society of
Washington, propose the holding Temper
ance Convention in that city on the 26th inst,
to be composed OF delegates from the several
societies of the District, the adjacent neighbour
hoods, and all other temperance societies that
may embrace the invitation-the ratio of re-
presentation to be one delegate for every ten
members
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BALTIMORE LAUNDRY.

FEHHE subscriber is fitting up, and will stI0y.
n ly open, at the corner of SARATOGA STREET
AND BRADENBAUGH ALLEY, near Gay street,
the above establishment. He will conduct il after the
plan of the Boston and Chelsea Laundry, and respect
fully solicits the patronage of his friends and the
public Persons, by leaving tn r full name and resi-
dence at the Book Store of Messrs. d. Owen s. Son
baltimore street, near Frederick, at the Protestant
Episcopal Book Store, Charles street, near galtimqre
will be waited on by the subscriber and terms made
known. REFERENCES:
Rev. ii. " D. Johns, Messrs. Garfield s. Bro
Or. breckenridge, g Brown Muncastet
" J. G. Backus, Mr.. AlonZo Lilly,
&c G. w. Musgrave, Mr.. Daniel Bfuner.
dlo-tnths2m* MOSES HYDR.
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&p1. Odhsb A IyI', sd 1890. T ,,,,

1T HUINV IIOTIHuy 81, BdIImOFt, Md,
PENIAE RACE OV I& ~ EMORY IL cos
III NAG AHEAD OF ALI COMPETITORS!-
Look at The list OF prizes sold by these successful
prize venders. In the Be-Air drawing class |, they
sold TO Nos ID 30 81, Sl700 in whole ticket to a city
customer, and The tickets now file. Also to Nos.
Z II, $1,000, quarter, sent to Cumberland Md. AL
so 500 IN hall ticket, sold TO citizen These spen-
did prizes are the result of investments at the tenn
OF success, No Calvert ST. Adventures look We to
it if you want prizes.
Draws THIS DAY, the Maryland Consolidated Lot-
terry, class As Nos. and Ia ballots
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WI5- WTIOOFING TOVHH, ASTHNA, &c. The
'JPHOOPIYG COUGH CORDIAL" has been
proved, i'll hundreds Of cases in this city and else
where, 10 be the best rrmc3y. if not the Only one
ever discovered for WHOOPlNG COUCH In AsTH-
with great benefit aud prompt comfort, and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumStancCs induce me 10 state, that the GENUINE AR
TICLE can only be obtained of DR.. GiDEONB SMITH,
Basement Of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timorc. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d. tJai0*
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ENIHiPE AND FANCY GOLOR'U KID
w GLOVES-Some of the best 10 be had in this
or any other market. For salc at J. NJ. HAlG'S
Fringe Factory, i2l Baltimore street,
iaT fri ioots above S9uta.
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20 PEhSE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This Justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma &c.
may be had at wholesale retail, OF Roberts & At
kinson, corner of Hanover aud Marker streets; or of
Perkins s. Brother, corner of Franklin and Green sts
or Il. II. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n3O-5,y~
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A C0I0RED BOY. The advertiser has a
IN likely colored bog, about years old, healthy,
which he would place at an approved home until he
is - years of age, for clothing Sc ia6-lt*
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TERRAPlNS! TERRAPINS!.
FESBE subscriber has just received a large lot OF
Il salt water TERRAPINS, which he will serve up
by the single plate Terrapia. Private families and
Taveins supplied a. a small advance on cost.
EVAN HAMILTON, German street,
ja64t between Hanover and sharp
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.r-s@ ,FNKt Ktpt(tD

nd Al he o.hce on he s,esmoosi landing nySl
A. persons iurhit trusting his Boat except NJ,
orders from The Csrfsn plher bills vii ~ pst
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LAMPS. GIRANDoLEs. &c.
I AMPS, GIRANDOLE>. HALL LANTERNS, AND
- CANDELABRA>, for tie >prng lfalr-- DIFl T.,
IROTHER 1 CO. No Is J0ln-treet are uanli4ffufin z
sld have always hind complete assortment aruce- ~
-ir Inc Of the following de-cn plel- "a,h ies ~" So!
q wholesale or retail. a. LOW PklCf r, Tor cAsn
Improved Ch-nica. Of and CAmPhere Lamps,
>oa Lamps. O. and Brouz-d, in Er-ai Fsriety,
Coru-.il- Co. celebrated Paef soar i-af Lamps
Orantoe-, various patterns, gi ., ere7i or uf9lzri-
Suspend NJ >o.sr, D0ric CaMqlen Lamps,
Bracket >o.ars. SIDE Do DO
Soar ClAli- r-- bu.rkr. GO %
Patent Lar Hand Laiups. sand do Do
britannia and Lamps. Csrrptene { tandrl-rs
S.peror [ h..ri.rsi OF Pure sperm Oh.
DO Ca-nri,-n. AR and Lard Oh,
do Burning fluid. Rf-rri Nisic oi- nl'y
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN the steamship Unicorn from Haifar-Capt Cough OF
he British Army
IA III scsr ten Clnoh from Gsor1e,0NH, ) CHenTy
a guck Buckvilie, SC; samuel Pope. Thomas ksndai,
al George Fisk. CormayborO'. sc, II Abraham and
Ter GEORGETOWN. -.
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.

BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURES
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF P-ani.te- IL ard
Common Tn Ware. Cutlery, hAfd snl ho-o" W are.
WOOD Ware Baskets Brushes, Door Mats >eskef sieves
i Broom.-n shon every variegy Of Housekeeping Ar
lc-
y B-A complete assortment q Coffee ard Tea TINS,
Die Dishes ard Coyer. for Hotels ard >e4inooais
JAMES Y. WATKINS.
- anl Is CAiharue-st New-York.
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: d. MORNING. LISNEAr, O'CLOCK

Landings, from the Steamboat Pier A. H.
t.,f of n.rsay street Leaves Sry-l ~ ! O'Clock
NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday. and Troy o'clsck
g. NJ Albany att o'clock A. VI Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday breakfast and Dinner ON board the boat.
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA Capt A
uegroot on Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday Morning, at
O'Clock
For passage freight, apply on board or + HALL
a. the onfe ou he wharf
NoIioE-A goods, freight. baggage, bank bills, specs
any other Kind Of property, taken, shipped. Or pat %
board This boat must De- tie rsk of the owners Of Id
l ode. ira ,lI hnI.lEn. -. w
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fine Uatrhes ano Jemelrp.
corn AND SILVER WATCHES.

nrcpsRD FIsHFR. JR WsichlMaker and Jewe.-r
IL /. now prepared 10 eel WATCHES Al retsii owe 40
any other Hou-- 10 IN. cry A. ne i col.4nLy Ir.,
a. descriptions direct from thr Manufscurers IN Ens -.
Prsrre AID ~ygfzersnd he erao 81 Offer very az
...ortroeuf Of God Watches from SIS 500 each >r'
DO from - 80 each-s warranted % keep goo -.
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low a..
" B.-secOnd hand Watches and O.d God ana s-..'
taken In exchange bought for Cash " aicne-, 1919
Music Boxes and Jewery repaired IN he D-t Hah-i -.
wsrrsniei bv experienced worknen As ow a. any ohet
House IN tGs city. RICHARD FIsHEh u IN 49, :.
Watches snd JeS-ry, Wholesale and Retail o. -. ''1
way, New-Iors, few doors above " * EfsiFR Il,
nliy klohAIsD l--------------
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &c.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of God ana S-se' "a ~
n psx Patent Lever. Anchor Escspefnrn., ~ &C
Vertical WATCHES, seects-l from t.- - r, >. IT, -
In Europe. winch viii oe WARRANTED perfect I'ile-
40 .oue new Patterns Of God CHAINS Seals Key, 1e.
NJ 20 DO Gold PEND. Case COD fels
Do DO do. Thlmbles, Ring. Pms &c
~ 10 Bracelets win Stones
M DO do Silver Fork., spoons, "
,5 sbove articles viii i- sold a. the LOWEST PRIC IS
- s,rsr,ed 10 =. equa % the best made n he city.
MOTT BROTHERS, Importer. Of riae W s.e ~ Ae-
No : Sas.al-si- opposite the Custom Ho.-e
s-Tie above articles carefully Repaired snG W AZ
rsl,ed bv the most sxiiul wOrsmeu IN the civ. uty
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, g..
rI,UT BsCRIBER. respectfully invite he attention o.
her friends and The public % her select assortment o.
FISE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CONSISTING .,
Duplex Lever and Lepine Watches, o. LIE VARIOUS approved
makers cased the style and wsran~d correct
time keepers.
silver Knives FORKS Spoons Ladies, Tes Sets, Cups
Casters, &c
sante Clocks Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c which i-y
are enab 81 to offer FOR sac al very reduced prce-
Watches AMI CocEs carefully Repsirea sl1 w vs.,
At the Old Established Store - Pearl corner Of t9ton'
s'ra-e,. opposite 4. ;. Hotel Y"
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- The following tribute TO the memory OF a
-, and gifted youth lately deceased IL from
~. ,so Of one Of our mos, promising bards, who i
declined TO write his name not in water
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-, The following tribute TO the memory Of a
- and gifted youth lately deceased is from
.h ,ep of one Of our most promising bsrds, who l.
destined to write his name not in water
For The Tribune.
TO THE MEMORY OF ROBERT GRANT Ho"AN'
son or DR.. ROBERT HOGAN
liz died when things were beautiful
IN our delicious chime
lie died A. Bards would love to de
In Summers rosy time.
Just wakened was his spotess soul
To Nature. hottest fre
When shadowy hands bore far away
The young souls trembling Tyre
Albeit i,s music never fell
Upon the great Worlds ear
Thai inariiculaic il may
Have struggled in our sphere
Oh it was beautiful a. buds
Thai take the South Winds breath
They whisper still but he has learned
The majesty Of DEATH.
We can but weep Comrades Of h'
saw your young hearts beat
When he lay cold but glorious in
The snow white winding sheet
The Good are glorious in all time
Even on the dead brow lies
A radiance BY the Spirit len
When entering Paradise.
"
heard the sad bell mourning out
The hour II heard the anthem roll go
Tears Tears why grieve that Heaven has
Another human soui' lclnned
Comrades Of his ye heard the hymn
-FOUR eyes were streaming too
And instantly csrDer thought
Within softly grew -
The boy but weeps the COOP alone
He has not learned vile
And every time that Childhood weeps
Wherever aught OF human sleeps,
Recording Angels pause 10 smile
\ s Uyfsl " "
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.n-~ >>Ew.loRK ALBANY a TROY

IN - LINt.-FOK NIBNNN mo TkON UlNttf,-
The steamboat EMPIRE. Capt r. b
Nacey viii leave the foot of Courtiand street TUESDAY
evening o. O'Clock.
The Empire owing her Hight dram ~ wster Win be
led al MI pass the har-, and reach Albany and
Troy In ample ume 10 take the Morning Train OF Ia" last
or West
- For Freight Passsse, apply on board, or to c.
LARK. Al he Ofira % fne Wharf ~6
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cROcKERY. ETC.

CROCKERY, ETC.
Z. 2. DEWEY. Importer and D-s.ef N French sd
= tne.sh CHINA GLASS AND tAhlh ~ AhEf
oud inform H. cu.oiner ani he public uAi having been
.sing are additions h- esta -hHei he IA now %
DER hem tie extensive All CONF -ie a--orn-lt Of
119s. N i-s lnr. before oren ID - country n
dag, IN addition % tie above. STONE W AhEt LOON
lt0-GLA>>Es CLOCKS SOLAR. ASTRAL AND
HALL LAMPS, OIRASDOLE>. &C sc- &C AL Of
leh VII - sod On terms a. favorable As uO,e Of any
siii.ar e-iAli shmeni IN tie Unilei -aie-- .sfy
AMPS AND CANDLE-TICk--lioiel and
poarif -luu-e- -h-G Wtl superior and cf BIT
ami. lercks and lamp. which are very durable Tor
Sc. " hoesa- anf --fa'l. ~
y9 iw BOsRDNAS 4 HART Blring Sip
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TO MARINERS.

TO MARINERS.
Dansv0us Sunkcn Rocks IN Struts If Gibraltar. Il ne
s,u for Ioyds writes from Gibraltar June 10Th, draw"
n- the attention Of shipnasiers 10 the TWO dangerous
-unken rocks Cabezos lite West OF Iariia and me
Pearl Rock mile south Of Point carnefo al thr en-
trncc Of Gibraltar Bay Vessels are constantly lost on
one or the other of these rocks leading 10 the bee i
the notice of merchant Captains has not been suiceny
racd to them The agent farther states mat wefe yes
are in distress at night after the gates Of the fortress
20 closed every fac lily is afforded him by the Governor
u have access to the bay and coast 10 convey assistance
Capt Luyias Of brig Orion. Of Bremen states that on
h. voyage from Trinidad Cuba to brcren' May D Ia
4 "A iono - y. he perceived rock about two feet
Dvo the water It had the appearance OF water cas-
a. TWO or three hhds lie AZ distance OF only ~
f. from the rock when It was discovered On none OF
charts (snd he had several Of the most recent on
lard was this rock laid down.
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This bOa has been put comp order wins new Dors
and engine, and additional number Of state room. Sd
v be- found pleasant AMI comfortable boat a. any On
The river The boat lows no hafyss.
This boa is now ready receive freight iollu