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Barque Iowa, Thompson, Rio de Janeiro and
market, Kirkland, Chase s Co.
Brig Fabius, White, Rio de JaAeiro and market
r. A. Wright
Schr Aritta, Sykes, Halifax, MS
SAlLED.Ship Garonne, Myers, Marseilles; barqae
John A Robb, Trip, Fair Haven schr VIM. Allen,
SpauIding, ST. Thomas.
ARRIVED,
ship Potomac, Berry, from Georgetown, d. G., bal
last, TO B. NJ Hodges, Jr.-Gn tow of the steamer
COlumhus)
to L, w. Bruno s. Sons
Brig Massachusetts, Burgess, days from Boston,
assorted cargo, to T. Whitrdge s. Co.
Brig Abo, Jones, from Rio de Janciro, Aug. | A. cof-
fee, to CLARK & Kellogg, and TO order. Sailed in CO.
with btig +. Farnham, for NJ York Vessels left re-
ported by bar9ue Braziliero at N. York. Aug "a lat
% $ lon % w. sgnalized barque showing red sig
nal with blue border Spoke goth ut lat % 20 N. lon
81 IS w. brig Bordeaux, from Bath, out II days.
b. brig Adfiana, Hunt, II days from Barbadoes,
ballast to r. Il II. X, Tucker.
Schr JnO, &. M0reau, Voorhees,, 3 DAYS from New
York, assorted cargo, TO Rose, Merrill * Dodge.
Schr Kate Pendergast, Gayle, days FIN Charleston;
with lumber.
Schr John Emory, Wood from Alexandria, mdse
to Rose, Merrill s. EOdge.
Scoop Union, Coitingham, from Philadelphia, mdse.
TO John W. Brown,
Barge Chesapeake, Dennis, I'm PhiIadelphia mdse
to j. A Shrver.
Steanl-packet Georgia, Cannon from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
Steamer Express, Whitecar from Philadelphia,
mdSe. to ], A. Shrver.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Republic, Lands, for Liverpool, and baruue
Corneiia Young, for Baltimore, sailed from NJ York
LIST inst. Cleared AT do. same day. schr> Ann smith,
Wheeler; Roe, JOline and Washington, Case for Bal
tmore. Schr a. +. Myfick, Cathcart arrived to- do.
snip Republic, (of Baltimore, tate Of N. York; Ian
dis, cleared at n. York :!Olh ut. for Liverysol.
Barque Chesapeake, Larrabec and Schr Cairo,
SouIe from Baltimore, arrived at Boston 29lh uIt;
and brig Sterling, Loyett from do do. aO,h.
Brig Gen. Finckney. Hobbs for Baltimore, went to
from CGuriI sSih nit
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BNEPoT Of FRENCH MILLINERY

NNEPOT OF FRENCR MILLINERY
~ GOODS, No. 22l BALTIMORE ST, FOUR
DOORS EAST OF CHARLES STREET.
SALMON & SMALL have just received from New
York by the late Packets from Europe, and are now
opening their Stock of Fall Millinery Goods, consist
ing entirely of French importatons, and comprising
all the
New and magnificent styles of Paris RIBBONS
Fashionable Bonnet VELVETS, SILKS and SATINS
Moiles. Flonnces, Grapes, Lisles, Taretons
Paris FEATHERS ana Artificial FLOW ERS
Thread, silk and Gympure LACES, EDGTNGS, and
INSERTINGS
Cap and Veil Nets, Velvet Bonnet Trimmings
Deml Thread Wells and Thread Lace CAPS
Foundations, Leno, Wire, Chip and Glue
aud every article i'll the Millinery line at the lowest
New York wholesale prices
30 Braid and Straw BONNETS, suitable FOR the
Fall trade O3ln SALMON & SMALL.
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COOKERY BOfn urW syst, II, at ,onk-
u cry founded on the prrncprs uf Et. nnmy aud
ada ted In the Use Of private families by Mrs Run
ce-conlanins more than $40 receipts uitrd to the
prcsrn state of the AT cookery Only 81 cents.
Just received and for sale nv
PARSONS y PRESTON
Booksellers, StatiOners and Biaus Book manuactut-
ers No ISL Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
pot. seq
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StLEAR THE TRACK for the tremendous
U / and q extraordinary luck I'll NJ DONiE1A Eanita |

AtLEAR THE TRACK for the tremendous
" and extraordinary luck al Nj fhE'H Capita
Prize Depot, No, LA Prat,st opposite the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Depot, next 10 HiadShaw's u. 5.
intelwhere nearly ell the CHEST capital prizes are
sold aud largest of ckcS k"W constantly
on hama in all tie pouular lotteries now drawing Or
dGrs from distance attended ur pr.tury and satSiac
tory; drawing sent as sOun as a'crrrnr'd u. DOYLE
is. without Il shadow 81 a doubt. ',' veneer of
CAPITAL prizes in the Uniicd ta'r-. e, blowing
splendid prizes will be di,pn~'d" IA. e.. K:
FRIDAY. capital priAr '9'""' ,..:. E.. nares in
prOpurtlon
SATURDAY. capitai !4U't -ares in
proportion. In which the parUus 81 VI alw ys
meet with extraordinary mex, Hni W.. Doyle has
sold The capital prize IS rn"~. II, whole
tickets only Sl4 26 halves ~ 6ur> ~ ut,Iheates
will he issued Mt tn" allow pie. ;.
\ very small outlay NAV -,,u,r q, 5,. fsnme
amount 81 pm mohey-"Ihuk II LHn 'nfne or
send To the right place.
liberal discount Wi u, 3,,. pur-
chase by th' package or uuaE,.,
For sale in the Creates v,-,.'. 10, bv
the package, single ticket g, per
mail or otherwise, address,
NJ DOYLE, .,.E4.
1t Fri 0ppnSir = .oi,
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BuKToS's THEATRE, FRONT srREEr-g eueft of NJ,
unI Mrs T. Kean The Benefit and las, aonearauce
% lese distinguished performers will take place this
"V""'"s' on "hlch occasion two sterling Plays, sThe
Stranger" III i've acts, and the cheney Moon" com
p'ssed in three acts, viii be represented The lead
lag ch 'racters in each piece will be sustained by the
b nefcieres We are satisfied that nothing upon our
pat need be said to insure crowded auditory.
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TENHE AMERICAN FARMER for October
II contains, among other matter, Directions for the
work the Farm, in the Garden and Orchard for the
preseEt month; Directions for the Management of
Fruit Trees, by D0wing, lIOvey, Parsons, Sc. cele
brated orchardiss; valuable Letter from JAS Cow
en-, of Philadelphia, to Gen. Richardson, of Virginia,
on the Management of Farms near the cities, &c. &c
The engravngs for this number Portrait of FDa-
ry Nad;" Mr.. GOwan's celebrated Mixer; of the Al
paca Sheep of Ilussey's Reaping Machine; of a Corn
and Cob Crushrr; and of a new TOBACCO Plough
Terms-Sl per annIm. Address
SAMUEL SANDS,
1t N. T.. cor Charles and Bait. SIS Bait,
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JAMES 5. PIPER, |sno
o32t HENRY f. RTEGART, S'e

03- ROMANlSN. A Lecture on Romanism will
be delivered THIS EVENING at O'Clock, in the VI
r. Church, corner Pitt and Asquth SITS by the Rev.
EDWARD LEAKEY, late of Marshall College, and for
mery Roman Catholic and Monk of La Trappe, in
France. lie will relate some very interesting things
connected with his Monastc life, and also shew n
piece of wood which he brought from Rome, which
which the Saviour died. Admission l2t cents
The product of the lecture is TO pay debt on the
ChuIch in JeficrsOn. IL
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VUNFU : DIR. WAY :, 'TF va.
az. Nj Y > hHgS leave most respectfully to an
ES n0nnce Ia the citizens Of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city for The special rurpp uf ring VI
PEOiMENr OF SPEEC /, aud ,ii other defects in
the voice tie his in his . ,-S,.~>om testimonials If
the highest responsibility aHp4IInu signal success
which has attended his lahurs, and would hp most
hipp, 10 exhibit them To any grutiema" or lady who
might iu hun tue favor To call.
residence tor tht present is the GLOBE INN
Baltimore street. WHERE he car be- lt any time
hetWe, the hours of 10 a 81. lnd d. T.. VI
{t5- DR. NAYS will visit lad rt It th"r residences
If requested nl tW
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fa3-OFFlCIAh DRAWING of the Md ConsOli
dated Lottery, class No. 8, for 1915:

l3 81 10 2b IS n TO 63 IS TO 7
81 and 43 being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $40
20 and 49, being the 81 and ith drawn Nos each 40
% and "A, being the 9Th and 9th; or 10 and 50, be
ing the It'll and 9Th drawn Nos. each 30
, and 49, being the 9th and 0h; or 10 and -,
being the | lth and 18th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 90
From the old established House Of
Ii EMORY, No. = ". Calvert.st
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NNHRISTIE'S PA TENT GALVANIC
v RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.

DR.. a. II. Christie
Dear Sill have from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache and rheumat-
&c pains IN my legs and arms | have often suffered
so intensely that it has prevented me from following
my usual occupation, and frequently destroyed nay APP
petite. My nervous debility and weakness has con
sequently been great, thai after having tried almost
every thing without relief gave up in despair was
recommended to try your Gavanic Rings and Mag
netlc Finld, and only at hiends urgent solicitations
was induced TO do so. Its cffcctupo my system was
almost miraculous. After 4 few hours the applca-
lion appeared to strengthen my nerves, relieved me
of my headache, and have had no relapse of the
rheumatism or any other pains since the first day.
would therefore unhesitatngly recommend your Cal
vanic Rings and Fluid to those afflicted as have been
Respectfully, JACOB b. OGSBURY,
1862 William street.
The genuine for sale at
SETH S. HANCE,
corner Charles and Pratt sts.,
Oh and los RallimOEe 81.
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NJ TO TIE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard respectfully informs the public that he
has returned from Delaware, and is ready 10 devote
his pen on any subject connected with literature
science in prose poetry. he may be found at the
through the PoStu!ce tNost paid, enclosing remune
ration lie will write oaons, lectures, Inscriptions
far tomh' advertisements carriers addresses songs,
pieces for Albums, &c. &C., rs well as literary tales
aud ESSAYS. SC3O
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TELEGRApH ON LONG ISLAND. An electro
magnetic telegraph is in process Of establish
meut through the Island, for the purpose pIin-
cipally Of reporting ship news, and will be in
operation by the list November.
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New GOyERNMEST BUILDING. Mr. Mills,
the government architect at Washington, has
prepared a design for new building for two of
the departments, The style is of the Corin-
THAN order, and is very beautiful: the plan,
parallclogram, with wings-the Navy Depart
ment occupying one end, the Engineer Bureau
in the centre, and the War Department at the
other end, the wings being allotted to the Bu-
TeauX.
Mr.. GoUCm. We regret to state, says the
Boston Atlas, that Mr.. Cough was so seriously
indisposcd on Saturday last, that great fears
were entertained lest lie should sink under his
suhcrings. Towards evening, however, he par
TALLY recovered, and on Monday was much
better, though he is still in an alarmingy weak
state.
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ISLANDER SUIT EXrRAoRDrNAEY. A SANDER
suit has been commenced in New York against
C4thaEjno Wilson, a girl Of the town, by one of
her companions. We have heard of 'houor
among thieves, but we never before heard of
character among courte2ans.
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Exports FROM BosToN. The value Of do
mestic exports from Boston to foreign ports,
from January LIST to September Goth, is ST.
4OS .6Il.
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HEALTH OF New YoEK. There were l66
deaths in N. York last week-34 men-43
women, 81 boys and 80 girls-died from con-
sumption SO; ioyers l2; small pox 5.
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COMMODORE ELLIOT. We regret to hear it
reported from Carlisle, Pa, that Com Eliot
has had relapse Of his former maIady, from
which he is not likely to recover
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STILL ACTIVE. Jacob Hays, High Consta
BILE of New York, has completed his 74th year,
and still retains his former activity and useful
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q 2 3 900 S Sao wt G4HS HHoons
800 dozen Painted PALS
100 d. Wa ,hhoads
500 gross Clothes PINS
$50 do SHOE BLACKING
100 VESTS CEDAR TUBS
20J do SUGAR BOXES
iGU do FLOUR TUBS.
Just received and for sale at reduced prices Also
in store, WOODEN WARE and BASKETS of every
description, sc. nv SPENCER ROWE,
Broom and Wonden-ware store,
O33tf No. 6S :. Calvert, near Pratt st
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FRosT IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 1t is very I'M
usual to have white frost in September in
was down to So, and it may affect the crop of
cotton, though not sufficient to kill vegetation
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IRON There is sufficient iron ore in one
mine in Newcombe, Essex county, n Y,
within 200 feet of the surface, to make eight
millions cubic feet of ireni
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EDITORS IN TIE FIELD. The election OF the
Mayor of Alton, H., the other day, was an ex
ceedingly spirited affair. The rival candidates
were the two editors of the city, Wing and a
Democrat. The Wing beat the Democrat more
than two to one
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SUSPENDED. Lit. r. E. Johnson, U. S, Ma
Wy, has been suspended for six months by the
sentence of court martial.
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Honor TO WHOM Honor is DUE. On Thurs
day last, the degree of LII. d. was co.'t'rre
by the Board Of Trustees of Jefferson l'iIoge
upon Hon. Henry CLAY, of Kentucky,
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Hon. EDWARD EVERETT declines the public
dinner offered him by the citizens OF Boston
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WIZ. 81. EaEEVIL.

IA S&S9g " NJ. IT. HELNIL,
SsssGSS FASHIONABLE AND FRACTICAL Halter,
Na@ 0S BALTIMORE STREET,
4aGss4yl#@S Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing
<Slhat owing to the great number he sells
ne Is at all times enabled TO furnish Fashionable Hats
OF aquMy SUPERIOR for the price to- any other estab
lsl'nent in the city, OF any shape OF description nDw
worn, viz SIR M1ieskia, IussiG Cashmere, Nutria
aud beaocr. Also, CAPS OF all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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NE hNFA", y + 1t N'''' - ''''o', e
w. J"0+o ,,;.
VIC 0o,'''''''' =, 'N iI'I'.I ,c,.1,.,-
''y' '''y '''S ~ ''f''o' }. '.''>' -,
erroneous. The smallness of the vote is to be
attributed entirely to the indisposition to mix
temperauce with political ma,ters-and we
think that the GENERAL determination Of the
friends OF tempcrance not TO countenance
distinct ticket, was very proper at the present
time. To bring that cause into the political
arena wOuId do il more injury than benefit; and
it is too rood cause to be sacrificed. The
gentlemen on the ticket arc highly respectable,
and deserve great credit for their zeal in behalf
of temperance, though We think that the
course thew adoptcd in this instance was crro-
Moons.
D,sDrc,pn or Law We understand that
t,o ;,d,,os j., so,orol NJ tho yards of this citv
dsrcgarded the law Of the last session of the
Legislature, which required certificates OF ma
turalzation to be stamped, and retusedt to stamp
with tine ston,. in con,,iaoco with ,bo law
,,d ,ro shorr r,, ho ,,rnri,od r. ,ho roG,sol or
,bo i,does ,o NO ,he,, nrod,ce cr;oyo,s imam
voniencc and ,,onb,c.
-----------------
hoNh'p MURDER Inc Arkansas lh'eil'geh-
ccr' OF 'I'e l'th' says we learn from gentle
man just Fo"' the CncFoNce Natoh, 'hat Jas
the Nation, was murdered at his store in Flint
district, C. N.Y. Oh Sunday nght. 1t ap-
pears from tee evidence of Il young man who
was at the house at the time, but made his es-
cape. that the party that committed the muir
der called at his store, after night as thourh
'"ey wished 10 purchase @oouS' ana ca''e" d.
10 the door, Wheh they Tell upon MN ana cut
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NJ 4 SO.
THE CHEA PEST MILLINERY
DONE In RAI.TIMDRE

DONE IN BALTIMORE,
Is at No. lS9 NORTH GAY
seFL~t<A STREET, near East street,
sSssEss (sgR Of the ''Lady and Bon
.ssEsa a A.e& 3ss sgasa ne,') where all kinds of
'SsF5sSI'ss ssN2Zg Braid and Straw Bonnets
,sat .,.1s44sssssssP are REPAIRED fdshlonaby
and handsomely, for only
Cpl cents.
-sGsS<Sszss- MOURNING BONNET5
made and repaired for IS c.
FOR SAlE-Somc beautiful MOURNING BON
NETS from 81 to $3.50 Also, Fall Ribbons. Caps
Flowers, &c. MRS. 5. T.. SMITH.
N.B. Orders from the country faithfully and
promptly filed
% Remember the No. is ls0, large YeI!oc House,
NOT UP STEPS. natfif
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DEAD. The New York papers announ { the
death Of w. Burns, Esq, distinguished mer-
chant
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rsVO COUNTRY ERICH ANTS & OTHERS
n HENRY W COOKE, conner of HANOVER
and LOMBARD STREE $, has for sale n large and
well assorted stock Of Fresh Fall and Winter DRY
GOODS-cnnsi ting of
CLOFHS-invisible Green, wool dyed, black, blue
brown, drth, &c.
GA IMERES-Wnol dyed back, blue, Oxford
mixed, dab, ftncy strip d and PLAID, sc.
SArTlNETS-lndisoh blue, black, Adams mixed
Oxford and Cade' mixed, plain, striped, SC.
KENTUCKY JEANS-Gnld, blue green and Ok
ford mxed-of very superior quality also, com uon
and medium quality, Cadet mixed anh hue
FLaNNEi.S White, red and y"Ilow
CALlCOES-A large assortment of the latest and
richest styles
NL~-PriHird Cashmere, Brochc, Taglion,
Polka, white emhh Fhhrt, Mode c0lorrd Mon lin de
Lame and Tnihet, Blanket ~hawIs Of all SIZES, &c.
DrESS GlODS-Ca nere, Mousline de Lanes,
Alp cas- plain, plaid an" figured Rep CashmereS,
B0mba2ine &c 81.
BtANkET$-Whifnry Da1il. point super Cradle,
Jaquarrd Gala PiadS; fresh Linens, domestic shirt
lng ana "heetingS Checks. Plaid Ticking, OSnahnrgs,
'li'S Gan on flannel, c"lnred Cambria, Paper Cam
bricS. Buttons. servings Sc,
COTTON YARt-nf superior quality. %
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PAciFic. 1t is currently reported, on the
authority of Washington letters, that Mr. Polk
has written an autograph letter to the President
of Mexico, Of The most conclia,ory character,
bowers is appointed
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atRANp sCHEME. sqonn carilnl nrixn no

a \ fASD SCHEME. $1,000 capital prize TO
aP DAf-Tickas SO, qrs. 15c.-75 Nos. ii ballots,
beng ii prizes TO II blanks. a package of urs $40.
Drawn Nus. Of class 9, Oct.2 lowest prize "a ate
43 81 As 26 % n Is 63 50 3 10 ~
$1,000 TOMORROW, tickets 81, qrs. 2jc. pack
age Q" whoeS costs Sli, halves u 20, qrs. So 50. We
sold yesterday to Nos. 10 43 G3 Il prize of $500 in
whole ticket To n gentleman of this city
For tickets, packages and shares in any of the
Splendid lotteries now drawing, apply 10
JAMES FLETCHER < co, baltimore, Nd
1t Agents for the Managers.
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NTGEfSTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
RA HUXZA! HUZZA FOR THE EGERTONS'-
More prize money aioat Comb % - SO, n prize of
$500, sold in whole ticket riSo two of 5000. both
in halves Egcrtons' Office cannot be beat TIE
drawn Nos cx ia arr:
~ 81 a. 26 rs Il 10 63 % 3 10 70
THIS DAY, $1,000, 5000, S.c.-tickets SO, quar-
tcrs 75c-75 Nos. II ballots To-mO,r row our famous
little scheme, $4,000 5000 Sc tickets Sl'qnarers pc;
full package in this lottery costs but SO 80, and may
draw the highest prizes iii the scheme. Apply at
EGERIONS' EVER LUCKY OFFiGEs
Corner South ST. aud Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce aud Pratt streets.
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{r9-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2e NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-si. mhl2-ly
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FESyvC $500 PRIZES sold yesterday By BYRNE
"a & co Nos. 10 % 40, 500, whole ticket; Nos.
% 43 "A, $780, quarter. This is doing well for nlr pa
trohs Gall early at The lucky this morning and
secure prize in the splendid scheme tor TO DAY,
capias $500, 5000, 50 of SGo0tickets 3d. quarters
70 cents
TO-MORROW-remrm tomorrow the Small
Fry draws in which we sell more prizes than any 9th
er office i'll Baltimore $4,000 captal-tickels 81,
halves soc, quarters 25c-Ceric ate vi package of
quarters SO so. eghths 81 Is.
Remember the lucky corner. ...... ...
BYRNE co cor. Exchange Place
49,.
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BS II. w. BCOE.

No. - BALTIMORE STREET.
A BARGAIH IN Il NESsEL-AND Also
IA A CARGO OF PLASTER. by order Of whom
trrE4E it may concern, rs The vesssl now lies on
NJ S,f the Man -of-War Shoals On SATURDAY
-s--'7"- MORNING, Oct. 4, ls45, AT II O'clock pre-
clSely, nj my store, the schooner FREE TRADER Of
Portland, recently wrecked as above, embracing the
nun Of said vessel, sunk in about or feet water,
and II is supposed can be easily raised.
immediately afterwards, the CARGO OF PLASTER
now on board said vessel on or about s. tons; the
whole Of which, il is pre- ~umrd Al small expense,
may he made avaahln-Partcularly AS the deck Of
the vesSt anu portion of the cargo is out of water
AT low tide, The sale unsitiVe for cash. Persons
wishing to examine the wreck, can do before the
sale OC2At II. w. BOOL, Ruc.
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'H0O TEACHERS The Comm. slo'lrrs ct Pub
a lie schools vii. appnInI az TUESDAY EXT,
9th inst, an Assistant Teacher for Ftniaie Pu0lic
School, No &. Salary $3.50 per 1nmun'
Applicants TOR the flee vii meet the Board OF Ex-
amnris OH SATURDAY NEXT, 4th lust, at the
Male High school, a, 9 o'cIrck. NJ. AppIIcaiinnS
TO be left with the subscriber, No. 81 West ia! ete
street, opposite the Union Rank. BY order
j. w. TIIiYARO, Clerk,
oc2 st of the Cum. of P. 8.
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WAR WITH MENICO At An END We learn
by letter from the Hon. ". l., Marcy, &eore-
tary of War, to Cen Arlington Bennett, of
Long Island, that the Army of the United
States needs no assistance from citizen soldiers
as the foreign relations of the United States
are in the most pacific condition and will 10
doubt remain so.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-03

MDUTLiGR ~ co. LOTTERY OFFICE, Base
a b ment, corner of Barnum'S City Hoc!, Uate VII.
son Cos DESTROYS TO furnish the former patrons Of
this truly lucky Office with tickets in all the various
schemes o be drawn, under the management of j. G.
Gregory CO., beg leave to Offer their services, and
10 assure thmr friends that all orders VIII receive
prompt attention, if addressed IN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-03

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Brig FabuS, White, Rio de JaHeiro and market,
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