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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-14

NomINATIoNs CONFIRMED. The L. S. Sen
ate has confirmed the nomination of General
Armstrong, as Consul to Liverpool, of Gen.
Jno. Davis as Surveyor of the port of Phladel-
mia, and several other minor nominations.
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TLORIOUS! Glorious times at our House,
III Comb II 43 i6, the grand capital OF 10000, wss
sold yesterday by the ever lucky EGERTONS. We
simply ask who will doubt the fact, that the
Egerions sell at least capitals to one sold in any
other office in this city. We do most earnestly re-
quest all who are in want of funds to call and
inc prize list, and try a chance in the handsome
scheme of to day Drawn Nos. of yesterday are
N As II AZ 81 Is 40 IS 81 IS 81 81 e6 SIS 45 50
Draws TO DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery Class
No. 3i-75 Nos. Is ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
l prize Of $4,000 | prize oil $500
5000 " 1897
1000 10 " 1860 &c.
Tickets 54-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or,
II Corner Commerce and Pratt. streets.
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SUPERIOR WRITING INK. We have tried
some specimens of writing ink received from
MIR. Joseph r. Mann, which we find to be of
excellent quality, and take pleasure in recon-
mending it to the public as not only good ar
ticle, but also as being of Baltimore manufac-
turn.
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THXrTsACT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
NJ MASTER, dated PEMBROKE, Washington coun
II ..lln

ETXTfsACT OF a LETTER FROM POST
M MASTER, dated PEMBROKE, Washington coun-
ty, Maine, April go, 1874.
Mr.. Isaac BUTTs-Dear Sir: At the request of ma,
ny of my friends in this place and vicinity who are
afflicted with consumption and liver complaint take
the liberty of asking you 10 appoint some one in this
county as agent TO sell WIST.4R'S B.dLS.4M 0F
WILD CHERRY and send him few dozen IA
there is of it for sale within 200 miles from this
have no doubt that il would meet with ready safe
it it where it could be procured without too
much expense ana delay.
My wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians call the first stage of consump-
uon-a complaint very prevalent in this section of
country. Having seen the Balsam advertised in
Augusta
bh3-2OO NILES FROM HERE. nz-
took the pans TO send there for bottle Of it, which
she took, and which helped her much that sent
for two bottles moe, which she has also taken, and
she now says that she has not felt well for weeks
as she does at this time. All those who have inquired
OF me and ascertained what effect the Balsam had
are anxious to have some for sale in this vicinity,
which is the cause of my writing TO you.
Please inform me by return of mail whether you
conclude TO send some, and if So whom, in order
that II may be known where il can be had.
am, with great respect, yours &C.,
p. G. FARNswoRTH, ?. NJ.
The Whole country is fast learning that no medicine
no phpscian--no preparation of any kind what
ever-can equal Doctor WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
All orders must be addressed 10 ISAAC BUTTS, 81
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G. X, TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High streets; $. 5. HAECE, corner Charles and Pratt
streets; STABLER & CANDY, No. l2a Pratt street
wharf J. F. PERKINS BROTHER, corner Green
aad Frauklin-sts. JOS r. STANSBURY, Thames
street, +. r.; ROBERIS AThlNSON, corner Of
Hanover and Baltimorc-sts mhl4- ws6m
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AL SILK. 300 pieces just received and vii
" be sold at a reduced price.
J.COX s. SONS,
mhii-4t" Nc. 2 South Liberty street.
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WIN, III. KEEVIL,

ge.sssn WIN. Fl. KEEVIL,
dN FAsHIosABLE AND PRACTICAL HArrkR
EN8 90 BALTIMORE STREET,
sM6MuM&> Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
that owing to the great number he Sells
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price any other estab
lishmen in the city, of any shape or description
worn, viz: Silk, Moleshn Russia, Cashmere, NutyiG
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
yaTOTICE. MAYORS OFFICE, March 18th,
~ 1885, The attention of all whom it may con
cern is especially called to the following section of
STREET REGULATIONS, SC.
Sec. 3. Be it enacted and ordained by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, That if any person or
persons shall place or cause TO be placed in any
street, lane or alley in the city, any barrel, hogshead
box, crate or other package and shall suffer the
to remain for longer time than twelve hours or i'll
any instance after nine O'Clock, p. NJ; every such
person so offending shall forfeit and pay one dollar
and the further sum OF one dollar for every day the
same shall be suffered to remain; and in no case shall
any person be permitedi 10 more space than one
half of the oet pavement by placing the above named
articles hs !hereupon' Approved April ~ lsS9 n
NOULSON & Co, WHOLESALE DIR UG-
" GISTS, No. 4 SOUTH Liberty ST. have
lstanty on hand full and general assortment of
Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils. Varnshes, Dye Stu1s,
SC of The best qualities, which they offer TO the trade
on the most reasonable terms for cash or the usual
credit 10 punctual customers.
Q5- Country Merchants will find il TO their advan-
tage to give US call previous TO making their pui
chases. mhl4 eO4t
EDARGAINS-WHO ANb RETAIL.
hD We have on hand $50 pieces of Cambria, Book,
Jaconet, Swiss and Null Muslns, in plain, Satin and
Lace striped plaid, corded, &c,
Cambria Dimity; Linen Camhrics and Long Lawns.
500 dozen Linen Cambrck Hdkls, in corded, hem q
and REVERE Borders, at all prices
Kid, Silk Cotton and Thread Gloves in great variety
Hosiery; Sewing Silks: Parsons Cotton, &c.
City and county dealers invited TO examine our
stock Wholesale Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER Il Co.
mhli.6t aO3 Baltimore street
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HEENRY w. COOKE, corner of Fiaaove

ENRG w. COOKE, of Hanover
Il IL and Lombard streets, has received handsome
assortment Of Spring DRY GOODS, embracing
Plain and tW'd summer Cloths; Drab D'Ete
Drah DE Fenne; plain corded and plaid GambrosGs
Supetfne fancy Linen DRILIINGS
Single milled Cassimeres
Irish and French Brown Linens
Brown and bieached Linen Drilinss
Marseillcs and Satin VESTINGS
Italian Lustring; silk Serge; Cloths and Cassmeras
CALICOES-a large assortment Of the newest styles,
fancy and mourning prints, and very cheap.
Manchester Gnehams; ALPACAS
MOuScliue de- Lanes; Cashmcres
Cambria Jac9aet aud Swiss MUSLiSS
plain NJ. de Lain and 1hitCt SflAWLS
COlorGd Can.bricS; Brown Holland
Hsh Lin.n Sheetings and Diapers
A Furniture Umity; Servings
Nuns and Boys Palm Leaf HATS
Parasos and Sun Shades
Domestic Cations from three 10 twelve quarters vide
Mariners Shrlings; Cotton Driilings; Osnabu'gS
Checks; Palds; Nankecn; Waddng.
For sale wholesale and retail, az prices that cannot
fail to please. mhl4
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mhll.4t GEORGE w. MAGERS, Secretary.

{H3- SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION. The
members (male and female) of all the Sabbath Schools
attached to the METHODIST Il. CHURCH in the city
and vicinity of Baltimore, are respectfully invited TO
attend a Convention to be held in the Light street
Church, commencing on THURSDAY EVENING,
18th March, at Il O'Clock.
Delegates from distant Schools, and all who feel an
interest in the cause, also respectfully and aiec-
tiOnately invited to attend.
The Rev. ID. P. KIDDER, editor of the "Sunday
School Advocate will be present and give great IN
terest to the meeting Other prominent ministers OF
our Church. about assemble in Conference, are also
expected to attend and take part in the exercises.
JOHN G. CHAPPELL,) Comml'tee
e. CORKRAN, JR 7 OF
mhS.5ts Il. G. HILL, lhVitauoh'
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DEDICATION. The new Church of St AL
phonsus, at the corner oTPark and Saratoga
streets, will be solemnly dedicated to the wor-
ship of Almighty God this morning, according
to the rights of the Roman Catholic Church.
Bishop Eccleston will ofiiciate, assisted by nu-
merous high dgnitaries of the Church. The
occasion will be one of great interest
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CONCERT AND EXHIBITION OF FREE SCHOOLS.
An Exhibition and Concert of the Free Schools
Nos. | and ,, will take place this evening, in
the Chares-st. Methodist Episcopal Church.
The exercises arc expected to be of highly
interesting character. The proceeds are to be
applied to the purchase of books fer the schools,
which should be sufficient inducement to in
sure large attendance.
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GLoRIFicATIoN. The Cumberland Civil
ian received last night, has quite hurrah over
the passage of the Canal Bill. Under its edito-
rial head, is The "big gum" with the exclama-
ton Bring out the big gun''-"aoOo guns for
the Canal Bill" 1t winds up its announce
ment of the passage of the bill as follows:
Honor 10 the Legislature OF Maryland
Honor to Thos. G.. Pratt Honor to the Presi-
dent and Directors of the Canal Company =
Homer to John Beall, M. C. Sprigg, Fitzpat-
rick, Neif and Hammill Honor to Blackstone,
Morsell and Harrison "Honor to whom honor
is due"
"Redeemed, regenerated, and disenthralled"
we have broken down the bars of the prison
house ofprejudice, and once more breathe free
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM.

h3-MR. OWENS BENEFIT-On which occasion
Mr., ]. SEXTON, Miss ST. CLAIR, Mrs. BOOTH,
and Miss INCE will appear.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 18th, (fsst time here, }
the laughable one act piece of the "MUMMY.n
Toby Tram, afterwards Mummy Mr. OWENS.
Singing and Dancing by the whole Company.
To conclude with 18th time) the most successful
piece ever played at the Museum, entitled
FORTUNE; Or, The GIFTED SERVANT.
Nightly received with great applause and the Race
Scene with positive enthusiasm and cheers. mhl32t
DISAPPOINTMENT TO Friday EVENING, IAN
{G5- MISSIONARY MEETING. The 18th Ami
versary meeting of the McKENDREAN MiSSlONA-
RY SOCIETY, will be held In the COLUMBIA STREET
CHURCH on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at Z!
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr.. DAILY, Chaplain to the United
States House of Representatives, and Bishop SoULE
will address the meetings a Collection will be taken
up in aid of the funds The public generally are in
mhll,4t GEORGE w. MAGERs, Secretary.
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THE MUSEUM. Queens Benefit. This excel
lent comic actor, who has added SO much to
the enjoyment of the patrons of the Saloon,
puts forth his card for benefit tonight. The
bill he offers is unusually attractive, and we
bespeak for him thronged audience. Miss
st. Clair dances for the last time, as she is an
nounccd to appear at the Park Theatre on
Monday next.
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nnn THIS DAY FOR -.

$4,000 T a, III L DAy r EoF o &C.
OF MILLER co. where was sold more three No
tickets, the beautiful prize of $500, quarter ticket,
which cost only ST. Nos. II 81 46, and one of 500
Nos 81 46 &c. whole ticket, and ono of $50, Nos 10 S.
g. sold to citizens by the all fortunate prize vendors
Draws TO DAY, Md. Lottery, class No. 32-75 Nos.
- ballots, making magnificent scheme for the price
81 tickets-which are only 81.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize Of Sl0,OT ] prize OF $500
!. s ;'SSS u 1" /" I Ias, \,
Tickets S4-shares IN proportion.
Certificate Of package OF % quarters only Sli &c.,
For packages, single tickets shares Of tickets, ap-
ply tO the old established and most fortunate office of
MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class 81, drawn
IS ii ~ q is 40 Is 81 Sc 81 81 &c SIS 4s %
YEyHE CRY Is STILL THEY COME-AT
Il sCHOoLF1ELD Sc CO.'S, They sold to Nos.
81 IS 40 prize Of $1,000 to citizen Nos. II 46 4s
prize Of $780, sent to Leesburg, Va. Nos ~ 46 81
Prize of SIPS, sold to citizen.
Nos Md. Cons. Lottery, class g. drawn March ID,
46 ii 4s 81 Is 40 IS 81 68 81 81 ss S. 4s 50
Q5-Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful scheme of Nd.
Consolidated Lottery, class %.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
l prize Of $4,000 prize OF $500
1900 10 1000 sc.
Tickets 81; halves 9; quarters /; eighihs SOC.
In which Schooield s. Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % whole tickets for only 56, halves S23
quarters Si4. For The lucky ones, apply TO
sCH0oLFiELD & co,
No Calvert street,
Ii First0iice from Baltimore street.
A MOTHER LUCKY TURN OF FOR
ATUNE'S WHEEL FOR THE PATRONS OF
EMORY & co. Per drawings of class 81, Md. Lot
terry, Nos "a 81 &C prize of Sl25e in a whole sold to
a citizen. One of $1,000, Nos. II 81 d., package Of
quarters, sold to a lady from Smyrna Del. One of
Sl50, and several smaller prizes sold customers.
Emory & Co. are fortunes favolites and mistake.
THIS DAY draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class 33-7S Nos, and 10 ballots, with another good
scheme.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize OF $1,000 ! prze.of sl0o
- 5000 {" 1897
81 $500 10 1000 &C.
Whole tickets $4-shares in proportion.
Risk on package only Sl4, Splendid chance for
4 good prze-l3 prizes in each package.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, eass
81 drawn March l3--lowest prize ST.
As IL AZ 81 Is 40 IS 81 6S 81 "a IS So As 80
Q3- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, Maryland.
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a3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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mhl4-tf Corner Of baltimore aud Frederick.


NyXTRA ROASTED AND
HI GROUND COFFEE!
am now Roasting and Grinding the very hes, La
guayra Coffee, AT l2i cents Ell To-
Prime strong scented Rio. AT 12j g
Prime old Padang, equal to Java, IL! $
Excellent Old ST. Domingo, 10 +"
All fresh Roasted and Ground every day. A great
number of families have tested its quality and cost,
and all pronounce il cheaper, by Is per cent. than
they can possibly prepare it, aud far better prepared
than can be done by servants. All who study econo
my should give it trial. pledge my reputation on
its purity and good quality, and if il does not please
the money will he most cheertuIIy returned Steam
boats Boarding houses, Hotels and Shipping, be
supplied al short notice, wholesale retail, on the
most favorable tsrma. Also, general assortment of
GROCERIES, az good and low at any other
store in the city, by 8. ALDEN, Grocer,
mhli cost Corner of Fish and Centre Market
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AE ATTINC-aSBATTISr lust received, an
I'VE assortment Of 50, Sd and "A white and check
Mating, also STRIPED, red and ,Uhne Mating, NEW
ARTICLE, which wi4be sold VERY Low for cash, or
to FHnctuGl customers, AT THE New CHEAP STORE.
EDWARD DuYALL'S,
mhlA-Coit (,p( LOG Baltimore street
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amtertca,a Republtcau,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. ii, l845.

L5-The weekly Clipper" with full re-
port Of McCurry's trial, can be had at our coun-
ter at 6 O'Clock this cvening-price cts each.
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Burrows THEATRE, FRoNT-sr. A new dra-
ma, called the Irish Rebellion of '9S; or the
Rebel Chief" will be produced tonight for the
first time. 1t is founded on an occurrence
which took place during the brief but bloody
struggle for liberty IN the year 1898, and is
spoken of as one of surprising interest. In
addition to the drama the fairy tale of "The
Yellow Dwarf" will be played making alto
gethor a very attractive bill.
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EpAR IRON selling OFF very low for cash. We
II D have still hand good assortment of rolled
and halnme red IRON, CAST STEEL, Sc, al No. =
H0LLlNGSW WORTH ST. few doors from for
mer stand; and respectfully ask our old customers
and others who want bargains 10 give Us a call
mhli IT. !. & A SMITH.
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n p CENTS REWARD. Runaway from the
20 sH subscriber on the Goth Feb. last appren-
tce to the cO0pering business, named Conrad Rufner
All persons are forwarGed from harboring said bay
at the peril of the law.
BENJAMIN ARHD'rT
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from
Messrs Shurtz s Taylor, "Tale of Trials, by
Mrs Opie. From Messrs. Armstrong s Ber-
nv, ''the NevileS of Garretstown"-a tale OF
l7GO. And from Messrs. Parsons & Preston, a
copy of Davis Modern Practical Grammer,
adapted to the American system of teaching.
Mcssrs Shurtz s Taylor have sent us the
4ith No. of Littlc's Living Age; No. As of the
Library of Select Novels; No. of the Neviles
of Garretstown; and Grimaldi, the Clown, by
Boz.
"Nghts of the Round Table" and No. 8 of
the "L.ondon Lancet" have been received frem
Messrs. Shurtz & Taylor, North-st.
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will be allowed Oh lumber, shingles and laths
transported through the Susquehanna and Tide
Water Canals in boats, on the presentation of
the Inspectors certificates, at the Office in Bal
timore or Wrightsvile, of the quantity thus
subject to rawback.-.4merican.
The Condition Of the Streets. A correspon-
dent requests us to state whether the streets
are at present cleaned by contract, and if so,
to invite the contractor, or some of the city
authorities, to take walk to the corner of Bal
timore and Liberty Streets and thence up to
the corner of Entaw and German, and then
down German to Sharp; at this intersection,
he says, may be seen at a glance such filthy
cutters as to start from his propriety that VEN
cradle gentleman, "the Oldest inhabitant,' - for
the benefit of whose health and convenience, if
for no one else, he hegs that at least portion
of the dirt, mud and filth be removed.
Arrested on Suspicion. Officer League ar
rested Yesterday afternoon a white man named
Dennis Hopkins, for having in his possession a
quantity of carpenter tools, of which he could
give no satisfactory account. The tools are
supposed to be stolen. He was committed for
a further examination, by P. S. Wilson, Esq.
Dangerous undertaking. A horse, ia harness,
while running upon the street, yesterday, was
attempted to be stopped, in the neighborhood of
Baltimore and Gay streets, by colored man,
who narrowly escaped being seriously injured.
He was knocked down, and the horse trampled
over him-but fortunately doing him little in
ured. Such undertakings are hazardous, and
should never be attempted but in extreme cases
! Of life and death.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

.anolher Private Examination. There wer e
various rumors atloat on Saturday, in cense-
9uence of private assembage in one of the
rooms of the Court House, shortly after the
adjournment of the City Court, and the pro-
found secrecy with which the meeting was
"gotten up," as well as the deep soemnity
with which the whole affair was conducted,
added no little to the public curiosity especial
ly as the general feeling, If not indignation, of
the community had already been excited in
consequence OF previous private examination.
Rumor assigned various reasons for this second
private affair. Another examination of the
case of the German girl-the important subject
of judicial reform-and the examination Of the
contents of certain newspapers, alleged to have
been laundering to a morbid Appetite were
at first believed to be the subject matters under
consideration; but this opinion was merely
based upon rumor Numerous other reasons
were brought forward and sustained with some
ssmblance of plausibility. Some even alleged
that the meeting had been privately called to
determine upon the xplosiveness ofsaltpetre, ~
a subject which had sorely puzzled all the wise
men of Gotbam--others that it was to decide
whether Col Johnson killed Tecumseh, a thing
of which the Colonel himselfis doubtful to this
day-while one knowing chap asserted it was
for the purpose of solving the important ques-
ton of"who is Major Figg" These surmses
put us Oh the qui uice in order that we might
give our numerous readers the important
revelations and wise conclusions of these mys-
terious Swans, and after considerable inquiry
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YHNO AGRfCULTURIsTs. The August No.
NJ of the "AAERICAN FARMER" contains, a
mong great variety of ether very interesting matter,
various details Of work to be done on the farm and in
the garden for August; Experiments by Professor Hal
lowell, of Montgomery county, Md and Dr. Muse, of
Dorchester county, with pounrete, suano, hone dust
ashes, &c. Also, Mr. Governs Report of his Farm
operations for l64a Essay on the Diseases of Cattle
and the Milk Sickness; a view and ground plan Of
the cottage of j. II. B, Latrobe, ESQ., near the BaIt
more and OHIO Railroad; Portraits of Mt Governs
bull Leader and Mr.. Prentice's heiftr, Estervie;
also, Of the Shepherds Dog; cut Of the Centre
Draught Plough, and of new, valuable and cheap
Screening Machine. Price 81 per annum. Published
monthly by SAMUEL SANDS,
Ii NJ e. cor of Baltimore and Charles SITS.
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FHNHis Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe sub
III scnber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters testanen-
tary with the will anne Xed, on the estate of DAVID
HaRRYMaN, late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereo to the subscriber, before the 2nd day of
February 1916; they may otherwise, by law, he ex-
debted TO said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. Given under my hand this 2nd
day of August, l8i5.
al. laMitt ELIZABETH HARTMAN Ely.
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SHIpwREcK. The sloop Jane s Rachael,
Capt John Fagans, ofand from Philadelphia,
bound to Georgetown, d. C. with a cargo of
coal, went ashore on Cape Charles on Friday
last, 25th ult., it being very thick, and blowing
heavy from the South. Vessel and cargo total
loss; saved rigging, sails, cables, anchors, &c.
The captain and crew, together with the ma
erals, have arrived at Norfolk.
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R,oR CAMP MEETINGS. The Camp Nee,

RH0R CAMP MEETINGS. The Camp Meet
VI ing Chorster, or Collection of Hymns and Spi-
ritual Songs for the pious Of all denominations, %
cts The WESLEYAN PSALMIST, or Songs of
Canaan, collection of Hymns and Tunes, designed
to be used at Camp Meetings, Prayer Meetings, and
oth'r occasions OF social worship-25 cts.
PloUS SONGS-Social, Prayer, Closet and Camp
Meeting Hymns aud Chorusses-37t cents.
MUSICAL GEMS-A collection of Hymns and
Tunes adapted to all occasions OF social worship-25
cents. For sale by
-t PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, stationers and Blank Book Manufac-
turers, ljl Pratt. s adioising Railroad Depot. al