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nyAVCI3ES! WATCHES! WATCHES!
w OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
- Strangers and citizens wishing to purchase
Yin a Watch, gold or silver, Of the most approved
-5 %e kinds and finest workman ship, will deweil TO
eE.. ~ call at GABRIEL D. CLhRK'S store water
street second door from Calvert, who has nov very
extensive loi of WATCHES OH hand and blythe DIFF
frent arrivals from Europe is still receiving additions,
"a that his assortment will always be found complete
~ B, Fine Watches properly 'aHF"iFe1 md Regi-
lated 8o-H
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FgNHE CURE FOR TOOTRACEIE intro
dnced from RhiladnlnLia. whore il hLs been n

FENHE CURE FuIS BSOFiA CaE miro
Il duced from Philadelphia, where il has been III
constant public use for the last five Yeas.
Persons suffering with Toohache will have itcBfed
in one minute by applying WHEELER'S TEA-BER-
RY TOOTH WASH 10 the decay Of the tooth, and
will have all decay ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of the GuNe
cuTed-S0ness Of the Gums cured-BlCcding of lhe
Gums stoPped-and the teeth. gums and mouth always
kept pleasant, and in The best health
TESTIMONIALS.
TOothache cUrcd-SOrtness of the gums cured, and
decay Of her teeth arrested by il.
J.CUFHER8L.
Suffering from his teeth and gums stopped, decay
Of his teeth arrested, and swelling Of his gums
m0ved by it, FREDERIC w, FARSON.
Toothache and soreness of gums in his family cured
hyi FRAS. PROVOST.
TOO;hache cured by IL. THOS. FAY.
CancerOus scutf on his gums cured BY il, and il
keeps his teeth, gums and mouth healthy and pleas
ant JOHN DE FORIA.
Teeth which partly injured by colds, but pria-
cpay by an acid paint applied to the mouth i'll color
ing print :, entirely cured byit.
MARY A. TAYLOR.
Sold by J. NJ. HAiG, Principal Agent for the State
OF Maryland, al No. l2i Ratinore-st. o22-ly
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u UCINA CORDIAL, OR TIE ELINIR o

z UCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR OF
e. LOVE. Its 30 ereign and speedy cure for
lncipent Consumption, Barrenness, uuc,on, dif-
hcult or painful MensruatOn, lncontinence of Urine
or involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
traton of the system whether the result Of inherent
causes or produced by iresulaiIy illness raccidenl.
1t is pleasant to the taste and positively sure
operations in lncorhGa or Whites. Its unrvalled
puation in both hemispheles, is the result of its al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair Nothing can be more surpns-
ing Than It's inVig0fatlng effects the human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and assitude before
taking it, at once become robust and full of energy
under its influence. 1t Immediately counteraets the
nervelessness or oOseness of the female fIame which
is the only cause Of barrenEcss; and which, prior 70
Dr. Mangln's discovery was considered TO be neuTB-
bic. Language, indeed, cannot do justice to the me
Tits of the LUCIN.7 Cordial, which is regarded
by the heads Of the Faculty of the most in
poTtant discoveries OF the age.
For sale by G. K. TYLER, cor. of Baltimore and
Bgh SITS; ROBERTS 81 ATK iNSON, corner of Han
over and Baltimore SIS; and j. NJ. LAROQUE, Cornr!
of Baltimore and Harrison sts.
Price s. per bottle.
II3- Purchasers, 10 avoid being imposed up on, WI!
please remember that the name LUClNA CORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass of each bottle sel2-u
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MAHOGANY SPOOL BONES aud STANDS,
IYk Just received upOm consignment and for sale by
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
nj No. 900 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-21

GOLD PENS! GOLD PENS. A flesh
Us supply received this day and for sale by
GABRIEL u. CLARK, Water street,
OILS second door from Calvert.
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CHENILLE LACE. MRS. MCPHERSON has
Z This dav received from New York, CHENILLE
LACE Il rich article for trimming bonRels and head
dresses 900 No. 80 n, HOWARD ST.
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6SILVEit AND GHLF BALL BUTTONS,
~ Frosted and Plain Gilt and Silver Bail Buttons
For sale low by JAMES NJ. HAlG,
rs l2l Baltimore st.
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No LONGER
90
sss$S

Sold by J. NJ. HAiG, Principal Agent for the Sta
OF aryland. al No. IL RalliLnore-st. 90 y
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ENDELTBLE INK. MRS, MCPHERSON, No
50 N. Howard st has just received from Philadel
phia Haulas' INnELIBLE INK, for marking Collars
and Pocket nar iEprr;irfs sp29
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r. For sale of Stocks a, The Exchange, see Las, Pas

IT. For sale Of Stocks a. The Ezchdnge see Last Page.
Tuesday P. NJ.
There was another large fall in Norwich and
Worcester to-day and Reading also fell off materially
Erie continues to improve. Norwich went down TO 81
between the boards aterward recovered to g. The
runner that the Company about to pass dividend
had some effect The corner seems 10 be completely
out and the clique unwilling unable to do any thing to
sustain the stock The feeling at the Second Board was
better the impression prevails that outsiders arc
buying 10 some extent which always has the effect OF
strengthening the market
In the foreign bill market there is mott much DONG
and prices are before Sterling 81 90 Francs 26s0
%. Rix Dollars 78!a7o Guilders 39t o40 Marks Ban
CO 35sQ36
The Paterson Railroad Company have declared
dividend of per cent. We understand from reliable
source SAYS the Commercial Advertiser that the
ings after paying all expenses, and providing for this
dividend leaves handsome surplus hand thus giving
the stockholders au of the present value of
stock as well as of it's prospective value from the more
than probability that the road will ultimately be the out
let and terminus Of the NewYore and Erie Railroad
The Tradesmen's Bank has declared dividend
of five per cent for the last six months payable the
Cd January.
Money is said to be easy in Boston, for business
quotations
The gross receipts on the Michigan Southern
Railroad for the year ending with November have been
s62 5 % The expenses during the same period have
been s49s2l Al. The profits have been Sl2sl4 81
Gov Barry and his Board last winter estimated the re-
cep,s on this road for the year. at 100000 The re-
cepts for the year the Central Railroad have not yet
been made public but the Detroit Daily Advertiser says
they mus, also fall short materially ofthe Governors
innate which was $3.50 600.
AT New-O orleans Exchange was becoming firmer.
Sales Sterling 6a6; Francs 37 as S. Checks on New
York l Ola dis
The statement of the situation, on the goth Nov.
of the Banks of South Carolina which have accepted the
provisions of the Act of Dec si0 has been published
The aggregate circulation is shown to be S2,2930il De-
posts 81 724027 Loans and Discounts S6,i 4ol, Spe
Gle ss76 no.
The following table is one of those accompanying
| the Report of the Secrstary Of the Treasury
TABuLAR STATEMENT ofhe Id!ue Of Imports fro" October
1870 10 June 80 1914 the aggregate amount Of duties
yaya5e the estimated cent the duty bore to the
aggregate imports the 1aue Of imports liable to duty and
sst,Lunfed uperage Of duty thereon. Est ". of
Value Amt dut'es for Est av Value I'M duties on
npNn
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FLOUR AND MEAL--The market is still tending up
ward for Western Flour and holders generally demand
ed at the close SIS assn for Genesee There have
been sales 1000 bbs shipment at and oOO TO lO0O
for the East at the same rate but late IN the day II would
have difficult 10 find any at that rate sale OF 2VO
or 800 bbs good Michigan was made at elt In New
Orleans we hear of sales, but parcel aoat little
fancy is held W. Fair brands City Mills, Cum
mngs" Powell. Hecker. !" Payne" &C. &c is sell;
inp Al SD Q6 37t In Southern hear of but small
transactions Good brands Georgetown, Richmond,
Baltimore Brandywne, &c &c. aie 1916 w, but IT.
regular lots picked up al lower rates Sales 200 ebs
Baltimore City sold at 10. Sales Rye Flour "a, 2e-
Some supplies of Corn Meal are now on Inc market
Jersey is held 2504 37i. Brandywine 37t !;
hhds is co. Sales 800 bbls Eastern Meal al w. ana ~
hhds do at II o. bucKwnSat Is 4 VV~f 80 oase o'1
d200.
GRAlN-A small parcel of Southern Wheat. Inferior.
sold az lU6Ic for milling There has been large sale oil
SUPERIOR Western White Wheat, Tor export On french
account nj l36c The receipts OF Corn are more Tree,
but are held higher than buyers VIII pay 10 arrive
1000 bushels sold Tor export on private terms safes
small parcel at Oe Long Island az oesc snu
Jersey II, ~ re in lots Nothing dong IN hye' oas
are 10 case for Canal and dull Sales OF some heavy
Barley Tor export French order was "aue d. w.
Holders now ask I0012c
UOPS-A sale of 10 bales first sort Western was MADE
10 20 the this State, a. soc, and 80 bales
do for export private TIE range OF prices Is
very wide. The entire stock IN the countryis estimated
NJ about 300 1900 bales. The Eastern crop was
one-quartcr short and the W estern about one-haii
short.
RCE-The market i, entirely nominal at previous
rates.
GRoCERIES-We note sales 200 hhds New.Orieans
Sugar 6ic 200 bbls NV Orleans Molasses at pre-
v'oas rates, and 500 bags Rio Coffee at 7307ic The
MARKET nrm IN consequence OF the moderate STOCKS
NAVAL STORES-Shippers are still inactive, and We
hear oil no sales Turpentine is nomnay S. with light
stock Spirits have an upward tendency.
TALLOW-Eai- parcels are worth Il 07ic and strict
ly prime &c cash. The ssles are small.
HiDES-A sale OF 1000 Tampico has been made t2l
bsl at something over lie per ID.
CoAL-Sa!es $50 tons Liverpool orrei at 81 8 mos
WuIski-We note sale OF 50 bbls equal to Prison,
AZ 251. Drudge pc, and quiet.
HAY-A cargo of Staten Island sold a, about looc Out
of store the transactions are II, 95 a l00c
PROVISIONAL sale OF 500 Ools Boston uninspcc,ed
Prime WAS made at $40 -, and beyond this We
heard of no transactions One Year old Pork
we quote $40 IS 37 and ID 12 Gl3 IS for Prime and
Mess. Beef is 75eS 50, and 0005 So with moderate
trade demand Sour is selling al sIi as w, and $50
3 so and in demand. Prime Mess Tor export is Il co.
Lard is quiet at si6sic. Butter and Cheese without
particular change Sales 400 bbs for shipment at tic
The following are the quotations for SMOKED Meats
Hams q o l0sc, Shoulders &c, Sides Sc, Best &c.
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c. HAMPTON, Secretary.
. t4N'''I I w 80
"Here.s 70 you, Harry Clay


r. Seventh Ward.-A. a large ard enthusiastic
Wing meet!og held Monday evening, December 29,h
at the Henjrckson Hotel, in Pke-st- for The purpose
electng five Delegates represent the Ward The General
COMMITTEE J. B. BRtNSMADE, Esq. was called to The
Chair, and ALoSzo F. ROBINS appointed Secretary.
The following gentlemen duly elected 10 the Gen
eral Committee the ensuing year:
MATTHEW L. DAVIS, Esq- SANL. 7. MCKINNEY,
JAMES r. TERRY, :, JAS 4 BRlNSMADE,
The following gentlemen also elected TO The Wing
Young Mems General COMMITTEES for The ensuing year
MORGAN MoRCAEs, Jr. DANIEL coGER,
EDW. D. MCKINNEY WM NJ. HAYDOCK,
VIM D. GREEN.
The follow ing gentlemen also elected to the Ward
Committee for the ensuing year:
Samuel C. Pa1on, Barnabss Pise, as. 7, Watkins.
J. F. Kinney. @ Co0R, Nm A. Hssgerty,
Schuiedt, Thos Coles, Robert Murray,
Perry Jewstt, Jas L. bsiraa VIM. T. Knapp,
Hemsn BoyG, Wa L.. HayoocX, w. h Mckinney,
Stephen Roberts, Zophnr Mills, Thomas Bemis,
Ipiber Richards Edward Corwin, W. H B.deL
Fesoi1ed That the Committee have power ill all
ces and that the proceedings be published il the Express
Courier and Tribune.
JAMES B. BRINSMADE, Chairman.
ALoYzo F. RoBsISs Secretery /,
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NEW AND ELEGANT oARPETINGs.

r. By the latest arrivals, several invoices of the
' vsrtv of FssScu Aususos CARreTs stabI for
the richest and nprndd styles Of furnishing together
with the best assortment Of Oh CLOTHS ever offered TO the
public with all articles connected wijll the trede.
Persons furnishing private Residences Hotels or Steam
boats, would lind il 10 thel! adyaniage to call It
DIG Owls REUBEN SMITHS. JR Isl Broadway.
~ Window shade Depor, No.7 spruce-st.-
100000 pair always hand Perzons about urnielng their
VIII save at least leo Rss SEQ ~ ealing a. s De
B-cord Brosses and Tassels in lots 10 sui, at manufc
uTers p-!ces. nl5 ISL
cS- 80 The Public.-DALLEY's GrcAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR In offering this most valuable remedy for the
following complaints the proprietor ee!s confident that the
sufficient recommendation In no instance has II failed to
cure the following diseascs:-
Wounds, new or Old, Rheumatism, inhanln'tory Rheu-
Pains of all kinds, Bruises. malism,
Swollen JOINTS Cmlb'ans, hlhck Ioneus
Sprains Burns, Scsid deads,
Fever Sores Erysipelas, Sore Throat,
Broken Breasts and Sore Nipples Pleurisy,
Sore and lnh4med Eyes, &c DC &c.
Sold wholcsale and retail al No l2s Fulton St tSun Build,
ing) New York None genuine without the written tnot
prnted signature OF H. Daley the wrapper Of each box
AL orders he addressed o II. DALEY, (care OF An
sci Frost,) No l2S Fulton New-fork. c296HS'
u Wistnr's BaIsum of Wild Cherry.-Let
Dear SRI sn happy 10 sign my name 10 the following
certificate. hoping thai Others may receive benefit from this
same invaluable medicine:
This may certify that August OF this present year. was
takes bleeding the lungs and he'd IN all seventeen diff
hal pint slirne. applied 10 OF the most skilul
physicians in the aud received but partial relief dur
ing his attendance a hstime suffering with severe
cough, sping blood &c tried various remedies hut all
without success, until. by the advice Of my Iriends tried
my great relief in three time cough was so loosen
ed that raised with perfect the pain and soreness
am now taking nv second bottle AID my health is rapidy
improving have since ridden 50 miles by stage and at
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An unusually fne collection IF
rArrIapYr STANDARD WORKS

An unusualiy fne collection Of
VALUABLE STANDARD WORKS,
Sdiass on fo sae By WILEY AND PUrNAM ISL
Broadway, among which will he found
The Illuminated Diary and Calendar for 1886. SIS.
The Doctor, by Robert Sou'hey, vols .S2l.
Lord Jefirey's Constitutions, 4 vols. syo so.
Madame D'Arblay's Diary vols. Svo. SlS.
coSdsss k;s5a5y R Was VOLS ySIs s syo s ss
Rev DR.. Arnold's Works, IL vols svo. SIS.
Fox's Book of Martyrs 8 vols. plates SIS
Lord By rons Works, II vols, very neat S3s.
llluuiinaiions 10 Frossart, large paper S6S.
The Clans of Scotland. very beautiful sos.
Hume and Smoll-tts England q vols Sis
Musical Library, vols. IN 4 SIS.
The Humorist 4 vols. in 2 Slo.
Hardngs Principles OF Arr, vol SO
Gibbons Rome. vols best edition SO.
DR. Johnson's Works u vols. best edition. SIS.
HsIam's History Middle Ages, 2 vols. Sc so.
Ca,lins Indian Portfolio Gallery $50.
The New National Atlas, (the best.) $50.
Views, sc. in the Ahambra, zvols. $50.
Prince Msximlan's Travels vols. $50.
Engrsvings of the National Gallery Si2
The Poets Gallery Of Beauty, colored. SIS.
Murray's Illuminated Prayer. Sl5.
Evenings al Haddon Hall, vol Sll.
Goldsmith is Poetical Works ST.
A Booke OF Christmas Carols. So
The Rose Garden o Perss, s..
Wsverly Novels. Abbosiord Edition, 10 vols, SIC so
Adine British Poets. IS vols. morocco, Sl2e;
Cyclop.dia of History aud Biography, 96 vols S2l6.
Knights Popular Series, 59vois $40.
The Naturatss Library, 40 vols. So5.
PaNtuu's Magazine of Botony, ii vols SllO
Thaw's Dresses Middle Ages, ~. Si5.
Smiths Real Antiquities OF England, Sl8.
Pugins Cvclopedia OF ornaments, 80.
Burnetrs History of The Reformation, voa S2l.
Burnetrs History of his own Times, ~. Sl8.
Clarrndon's History OF the Rebellion, ~. sal
The Old English Dramatsts, vols splendid, $50.
The English Hexspla, very beautiful vol. S23.
Patrick and Lowtffs Bible, 4 fine vols. SSo.
Ritson's Valuable Works, complete set Nv. S42-
Wilkinson's Ancient Egyptians, 6 vols. $50.
De Foes Works complete in large vols. SIS
Sir Walter SCOTS Prose Works, g vols. Sill
Mixferd's History of Greece, 10 vols SIS
Russelis Modern Europe. 10 vols. Sl8
Knights Pictorial London, 6 vols 50.
Souhey's pcetical Works, 10 vols. S2i.
Collins Shakespeare, vols. very large type, SJs.
Chamber-'s Information for the People. w. 50.
Cookies Voyages ? vols. illustrated, Sl3,
French Portrait Gsllery, large vols. S3s.
Wordsworih's Po-tical Works, 6 vols. Sl4
Montgomery's Poetical Works, Az. Sil.
t5- more EXTENDED list of w. P's varied assormen
be had gras npplcaLion dSn sill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31
The Farmers, Library S. Skinner, Editc

The Farmers Library ..J s. SKINNER, Editor.
The December Number Of this Magazine was publish
ed on Thursday December The contents Of this number
varied and interesting Look:
En- grazing rs and H,ts.rationS-
Portraits OF Game Poland, Malay, Dorking Bantam or
Pheasant and Bolton Fowls (colofed Illustrations OF the
Inclined Plane aud Wedge.
THAER's PRlNcipLEs OF AGRICULTURE, CONTINUED J
Mari Magnesis Iron Humus Peat; The dferen, Species
OF Ear,hs-their Vsue-Empoyment and Properties In
ther relations 10 the constituent parts OF The Soil
The Housewives Drpar;ment-Poultry.
Successful Experiments IN Soliug-Aversse produce oil
Wheat in Oho-How much Wheat per acre will pay
Animal and Mental Force
Agricultural Resources and froduclSo ' 'e On'eu oasos
Population and Resources Of the British Empire
The Permapence Of the Action OF Lime
The Potaio Murran.
Sales OF ShorHorns
Consumption OF Sugar in Europe and Norm AMERICA
Weeds Gravel Walks.
Substitution OF Bread and Rice for Poiatoes-A prolihe
Wages and Condition of Women and Children employed
in Agricultural Labor in England.
The Cotton PlanI-Ils History and Uses (eoncluded)
Appendix 10 the Cotton Plant! containing many and i'm
portanI Statistics
Woodworking al tie South
Save the Leaves
On Breeding Horses-F aIue OF Inc Dfeu fofeo'
The PenDimsn Grass
Reaecuons on Agricultural Progress
Eaucation IL Vlrgnia-Remarks intended for General
Potato Sisrch-How Prepared
A rare Apple-Tree; Capital OF Railways IN EnBano
smug CLING Tobacco by the use OF Dogs.
ThsIncned Plane and Wedge, with lliustralions
Pea Culture in the Souh-Why Is Il mol extended over
Virginia aud introduced in Maryland:
Societies or Clubs the Promotion oil Agriculture nor
arIcuura Prenlams-Proper objects to be promoted
'Soice OF Webs,er's Domestic Economy and House
keeping. - .,, 5.,r,h -, co,
'0s Shr I,I Hp.bsndrvMEfects Of Climate and Food.
influence OF Nutrition on Wool
Pelers's a Agricultural Account boos-
Exposition of Condition ana resources OF
Hemp and Flax-New Mode OF Preparation Tor Inc Man
ufsc,ure-Important Invention So, g.. AZ,
Tbs Premium Farms IN Prince george Soun'y, tiiu'
Expense Of Horse Power.
Agricultural Surveys.
Prices Current
The terms are SIS per annum payable In advance; 1--WE
copies for so. Six Numbers already published and SUI
supplied 10 subscribers
GREELEY McELRATH.
Nes0-Yerk. Ess. .. ls4a
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General Notices.

~ Twelfth ward.-The Wings of n. twelfth
Vs. requested tn assemble P M.ptr.'s Third a.
Harlem, al 81 ocois 81 on "Wednesday Dec Sis;
Wing General Commiiiee-A!sn Wsrd Cor mit,.r for ,h-
ensuing year. Re punctun By order of the W,r; Cor,
miuee. [te9 81 n GREELEY, Chairman
cR- Eleventh Ward.-At a meeting of IN. Demo
crai- Wings of the Eleventh Ward held on F,d.v the
% Ii inst nj The Of Thirds aud Avenue c. for The
purpose Of choosing five Delegates 10 the General Commit
tee and 80 eecling Ward Committee for the ensuing
wear. On motion. Mr.. JOSEPH W. ABBOTT was called
TO the Chair. aad C. HAMPTON appointed Secretary.
The following gentlemen were elected Delegates to the
General Committee, viz;
JOHN MCGOWAN. JOHN ]. DOANE
JOSEPH W. ABBoTT;. CHAS. NJ. siMoNsoN.
ISAAC. +. JONES
And the following gentlemen were elected Ward Com
ni.tee for the ensuing year VIZ:
Firs. DiItr,ct-willism Pelser and Richard Cornell
Steond Drs.rct-John Sowdif and ". J. Flch
THIRD characterization Wade and Jeremiah Simop,on
Fourth D,,.yict-J ScuihwOuh and John P Coukn
FIFTH Dfgtrir.-C Hampton and Albert Graves
S,T!s Di,t,ict-Jons Virgins and Geo. w Barrett
JOSEPH w. ABBOTT, Chairman
=
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EXTRAORDINARY FoRGERIEs-Wc learn, by an
extra clip from the office OF the Lancaster Pa sentinel
that Levi Ze arrested in that city lew days since o
= heavy forgery m G w Middleton. was, the 10th
instant arrested in Daupkn Co Pa. for committing the
following forgcries Two notes on the Lancaster BANK
; 80 for s.eO the other for $500; the
Farmers Bank of Lancaster for 81 500 Western Bank
OF Philadelphia $4,000 Kensington Bank, 50 ooo Har-
psnt % 600 He was admitted 70 bail at Lancaster in
nm, thousand dollars.