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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT, \ young man
named Solomon Atchson, was shot at st.
Louis, on the 18th inst, while lying in his
berth, on board the steamer Lynx, by the acct
dental discharge of a gun from the lower deck
of the boat, the ball taking effect above the
hips, and passing through the abdomen, caus-
inp a wound which resulted in death.
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EGyprIAs MusECM. The performance at
this new place of amusement opened last night
10 line guidance of ladies aud gentlemen. The
performances were quite we'll received. The
bill e: tonight Isl good
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Az 0NTHGgRANCY 81. PRICE.
We PRACTICAL WATCH MhkGR.
ud!2i Il No. so :. tAIyEPI STREE,
Anew EEEHNNs. LANEs.

Q,T I:IY ZS1BH0N&. LAC:Gs.
~ AN" .!4sEaG GOODS:
Arrived from New York and viii open lnis day:
!nGG piece. ,lcnula RIBBONS, At IL. cas-. yd.
200 DO tD,t color t'ALItCES, ~ do
400 dozen nravy STOCKINGS, ~ ats. par.
100 dozen Linen hDKFS. II! cts a pinc"
3OU Glass and Corded skirts, 81 It's. each
Thread Latte; Dress SiIGs; Monslin he l.aiurs;
Gnsham>; $hn"ls: Vets; Bnthin Edgings, &c, Sc.
l." IL sold at half pgieC-3 doors above Frrderck-St.
WILLIAM 8RDADbENT.
n. B. E0r rent. FARM of 80 acres, tilrc and a
half mics tiom town, On the Iotk rnah. Improve
ments matiug a'large dwelling with stahiug,
new fences, and pump at The door mh25 II
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gM,RE E,LErcHER & co IN TD-DAY,s

nnA DOLLARS: Continuation Of good
WV luck at TUCKER y oROriER'S.!
Yesterday again accommodated one of our friends
with ''cool $1,000 in a whole ticket for risk of Sd
only. Also lad in Exeter street drew from tls $500
III n half ticket and 800 to old patron in
Baltimore county. The prize of $500 sold as above,
was refused by of our oldest patrons because he
got few blanks in succession previously and there
by became discouraged. One trial more would have
given him s. q ciear!!! TODAY, $1,000 Tor SO. 10
Nos. II drawn ballots.
Drawn numbers of Saturdays Lottery,
- ~ "a 3 81 20 90 GA 81 ii 63 A.
TT. TUCKER * BROTHER,
IL Head of Centre Market Space.
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School Exhibition AND Concern. 1t will
he seen by the advertisement, that the Exhibi-
tion and Concert of Free Schools Nos. aud
will be repeated this evening, in the Columbia
street Methodist Episcopal Church. 1t will be
exceedingly interesting.
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At@t louis. op HE TIA inst. by til" Rabi Rev I
Z. :. ilt"ks 1t. tIARL iiorHI3~ Nh regiment L..
:, 4, !" i&ENE, only daughter nj John Dravrr, Esq.,
ct Futu>i, Mo.
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TIE MIssEs SLoMAN's CoNcERr Our rea-
dcrs must not forget the Concert Of the Misses
Somln tonight at Calvert Hall. Their Con-
Corts have been attended in the Northern cities
by largo and fashionable audiences, composed
ofthe Upper Ten Thousand" They will be
assisted by Mr.. John Sloman, who is acknow-
edred 10 DC the best comic SINGER OF the are.
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VESSEL on FIRE Atm. York, on Saturday
morning the brig Mary Hooper, of Baltimore
caught fire from the stove pipe-burning the
mainsail and doing some other slight damage
The brig lay in the East River at the time Of
the accident.
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TUESDAY MORNING, Maj. %, Is45.
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ny any h"''H'"' result, ana recommend Tor
hriraH"" n inS respect. II the law b" conSt-
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"'n'hl' an" look To 'he next Legislature Tor
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SHAWL.S! SHAWL -, AHAWLSl
w oh :

,NiS1OfhGN, No. . L 2 w Il j
SIDE BROADWAY, EAST BsirIaoRF.--
'ast trcIiyed from phiadeIpha y variety Of hand
1'mt ana Chenp Goods; SfNS, Cashmere De Lain and
s'horoideted Grape ShawI-; Polka, Grape and Plain
'i'I' Ie Lainsi H. G. llan9krIchiefs, henist,ched.
Gnipf"o"fed aud plain, beautiful ASSIGNMENTS Bonnet
''ioooUS' very cheap; Ladies and gents Kid Gloves:
DIX de; Cotton do; LrtvatS Scarfs, Be- Irish Linen
chhihrl' ShlttngS, %c full assortment of DDres
ucs tothS; taSSimeics aud Seangs plain and tlnty;
Il !"i OF very cheap COrscts, Hosi.ry and Trimmings
1eaniiinj silk Suspendcrs; Edgmgs Lacc-. Sc; a fun
assortment OF choice Prints, trOFqS SC 2iC IN iIct
every tmn" - Ihr line. For handsome GOODS and
cheap raIl at No. 21, thlrd house below Alireana
street. nli'lJ aOw'
r. ENETiAN BLINDS. Persons wishing w
NEIIAN BLINDS this Spring will 10 we'll 10
call 'snd examine hy assortment before purchasing
elsewhere They made of the very best materials,
IS competent wurAmrn, and warrant thcm to be the
best mad IN this ruv well lihI>hed, gell painted
work FREE and shade close. win new and hlnd~nme
tOrnlees. | AN determined to keepin advance uftAc
common iaIbrd dun 1nhiHg thugs wlSsh sold
various places.
All who %i>h BLINDS rhould call and Sur iOt thrm-
selves. John {. HOLLAND, ~ Gay-st..
mh!3 the Odd Fellows Han
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u An election tor Dierctor, ,or ne IAENIERS
hNH NiiI.EE| BANK v.in tahe place Al me Bank
ing iiUU>e, ~ !iacrrstnHn. Md. III MONDAY. ith ui
May. lWu2l l5hNti i. :. POLLARD, rrp-'t.
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AssAcHUsErTs u. S, SENATOR. The Hon.
John Davis, Is the wing, and the Hon Fred'k
Robinson, the democratic candidates for the u.
s. Senator, to supply the place vacated by the
death Of the Hon. Isaac c, Bates. They are
the caucus candidates of the Legislature, Mr.,
Davis. Will. Of cOursc. be eected
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EARLY VISIT. The sea serpent has been seen
already at Cape Island. He was discovered
about 80 yards from the shore, and continued
for two or three hours sporting on the surface
of the pillows, when he finally disappeared for
parts unknown. His snakeship was seen by
hundreds ofspectators copyrighted upon the
beach.
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the Iriarst varieties, cheap: Canton and Oh tiolil
Table Ala; side. Twist aud Dressing combs, ii horn,
Burial and Tortoise Shci hrau,linS Velvet Ken
CuIeS. lslcrl wrought, also. steel Beads; steel and
gtt iings aud Tassp>; Tooh Nail and Comb Brushes,
almost very variety; Soaps OF all kinds; FINE En-
tracts; Cologne Waters; Hair Pins. plain aud orna-
mental; Tuck Combs; beautiful six Purses aud Pock-
It Books of the latest styes ttcse with hundreds OF
other articles. run of N the lowest prices for cash aud
no abatement. Purchasers " III do We'll 10 call
Right on the corner Of Baltimore ard Charles SIS
mh25-3tt MORTIMER X aIOWBRAG.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NIcroRy'
We learn from Harrisburg, that at the election
for Borough officers on Friday, the American
Republicans elected thirteen of their candidates
out of nineteen. having secured the Assistant
Burgess High Constable, two of the Town
Council, one Constable, two Assessors, two In
spcctors, aud other officers. This Borough has
heretofore been strongly Democratic.
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MHOSIERY. LACES, sc. Just received
Il n large lot of Ladies' white, unb!eached, slate
black and mixed Cotton Hose, and Gentlemen's white
unbleached and mixed Half Hose, which were bought
at large discountfrom the regular importation prices
Also large stock of Laces and Edsings, and Linen
Cambria Hdkfs. For sale very CHEAP, Whoresale and
RETAIL by HENRY w, COOKE.
(of the late firm of Flint Cooke & COY
n24 Corner of Hanover and Lombard sts
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HNRICTlON MATCH Hes, just received and
Il for sale 1t manufacturers prices, by
FREDERICK FICkEY & SON,
nh22 No. 800 Baltimore street.
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GE- .iSTATYNHNr OF FRANE;S THOMAS. 81
Ta's r. nampfSe; Of upwards of SO pages, written
by Governor rheaas Of Narj :and, in relation 10
lis domestic affairs, N which ihr condNrt Of e'"V
Mcdowell, of Va aud ~ samiIy, together wan toi
"eH!oD, anf 5ghtr digrn lea, l. severely aT'a'sned,
sEi all najtrrs N relation 10 his Tarriae" and Us
.Ibscquen' unpleasant events, explained AMI com
meuca with force md ,snr. ltcan b. had At hi,
.Afnt-pE!NH 3 cents.
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20 We nav" been Suurs lately by the notices IN
many u the papers III GoNAELL'S MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR, f"m II Coutland ST., which
they say viii any II slI" following complaints,
viz Burns, Scalds, FL sSrlrs, Piles, Salt Rhenm,
scroiula ChiIbains, Chat, frosted Parts, sore Mp
pies, Sore Eyes, Old Sores, FrloS. Blcs, and in fact
all outward nngs. We have s"nn tins arucIe tii"d
severni ut tna above complaints with the most N
.snshin! effect, curing alter all other articles had
been tried ~ vain. We recommend every family 20
keep this blessing Of the aye IA 'h,r house. To be
ia! at the corner of Hanover tui Baitim0r" s'S II
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ga VIM. II. KEHVIi.,

HaRiN TING INK. PARSONS u PRESTON
a. nave been appointed agents ia this rits for tie
sale Of PR EVERS INK, manufactured by WIN. Z.
thornton. rhader(i1 Ia kegs OF from - to 100 lbs.
1t the lowest prices Can AT lJl Pratt Street.
mo 81 adjoining the Railroad Depot
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UARLIsLE, IA, Monthly, . A. NJ.
Our Town Hall, containing al! our engines
and fire apparatus, was fired by an inccndary
last night. Before the citizens collected, the
Hall was enveioped in flames, and the engines
and hose destroyed In few minutes the
Court House took fire, and is now a mass of
ruins The records were saved.
As the wind was high, the fire at one time
threatened to sweep all the southeast portion
of the town. Several buildings were on fire,
but were saved without damage.
In haste, W. NJ. Porter, =, NJ.
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G3-A CARD. .Tht undersigned returns ats sincere
thanks 10 The fLREfEN for tu"r successful oi!n-!1
preserving his House tom The are Friday last, and
to his friends, who III n absence, protected his fur
!Iturn from irguty
Il JAMES q. Law.
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~ MAD. DE- BONNEVILLE commences 'frr
course Of Lea Ti'RrS ON NAGNETISM, ~ fhr
MASONIC TEMPLE, ST PauI'. Lane, on
TINS tlopdaN E5'ENIN'!, adrch -.
NEW EXPERIMENTS upon citizens will b" mad"
EVERY EVENING, hy roC DE BONNEVILLE.
The Consultation and Treatment cOnintned "re'g
rr0rnjn. Of thc Trtf. phHilw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
LIFE IN THE COUNTRY.

The following exqust gem take from the third
number lust published Of Coleman's European Agncuur
To live in the country, and enjoy all its pleasures, we
should love the country. To love the county, Is 10 take IN
interest in oil that belongs the conny-iis occupations
It's sports culture and its improvements Its fields and
forests aud rocks it's valleys and hills It's lakes
and river; gather the ocks around ana feed them
from our hands, make the birds our friends, and
call them by their nance; ehaplet OF roses as 1t
were a prnccly diadem; 10 over the yedant helds
with higher pleasure than should tread the eapeied
halls Of legal courts: nhao the fresh air OF the morning
NJ il were breath of infancy; 10 brush the dew
from the gering fields path were strewed with
diamonds TO hold converse with the OF the forest
youth and their decay, they could tell us the
history their times, aud VI the gnsTled bark OF the
aged among them all written with the record
of by-gone days. OF those who planted uem and
thosc who early gathered their fruits 10 lind hope and
10Y bursting like Hood upon our hearts, a. the
darling rays of light gently break upon the eastern
horizon; the descending robing himself IN
FURNISHED clouds, these were the gathering go-
ries Of the divine throne nd the clear evening oil
winter, chamber studded with countless gems OF living
yht; 10 feel that 1--WE arc never alone than when
lone make the sUess aud solitude OF the country
ecquen above ALL the beauty Of every object which
itself and IN the unbOught provision
which sustains and comforts and nils with JOY, the count
less muttudes of living which people the land
the water air. every where repeton; the
dsnt tokens OF infinite ond ineShaustbc benehcenee
they roll by and around ceaecss Hood and IN
clear and bright day OF stand out IN the midst
Of this respondent creation crcled by an horizon which
ally retreats from advances holding distance
undmnished and with the broad and deep blue arches OF
heaven us whose depths human inauguration can
fahom; perceive this glorious temple all instinct with
the presence OF the Divinity, and to feel, amidst all this,
the brain growing dizzy with wonder and the heart swell
ling with alteration and holy Joy, absolutely incapable
OF utterance;-his il love the country, and TO make II
not, the home OF the person only, but OF the soul
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FGEGnT AND PASSAGE LINE,

BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
z, ~-ri, From and after the pre-,s- ssys5--Il
.ss&-sA4s4A sent date, there will DO twO=zz-Snl-S
Sr1mc's between This and natimoro.
Tho Colrmu- Capt Parrish VIII leave Baltimore every saturday
afternoon o'clock. Toab1ua Capt olhgllead eve
~ "Wednesday afternoon. al O'Clock, for Richmond.
Hciunng-tr Columbus VIII leave Jckotz Baltimore
Philadelphia, Wednesday al o'eloGk; and
ea.ontas every Saturday afternoon, at , "'oock
Copls intended Tor shipment Baltimore Philadelphia,
be sendown % Tusviays ami FriayL
~ Passengers VIII be taken u nam1ro fJr five doar.
included and through TO Philadelphia By Rail Road for eight dot
lars. HENRY LUD1.AM A. co.
Richmond Marsh IAN. las. n
bIERRrGINOus CHOCOLATE auihonsed by the French
Government aud approved ~ the Medical Faculty Of Paris
extensively gsd many Physicians couniii
Sian practitioners administered Iron al
cndeayoureit o nde grateful bc tn the digestive
dGcy longer exists Tor NJ al the combinations
m happes and bet s n puiby tat Of the Pcnugnous Cho
coiatc.
Tie persons who will derive great benefit from the
Ferruginous Ch7cnlatr
It, Women of pald eon7'oSon. VIII, comp1n. n difficult
Breathing especially ascending staiTcs 81 papiton 0f the
heart the head whose stomach d-osis lady aud
appe; r. destroyed soHrtmes even perverted who 0en
feetrof coness the lower eNremcs AMI
general defaurcmrntof The whole system
ID Mcn who pale ard ~ dcae constitution whose n
lf fni whD rFtrsd by and
vii Gpd afcf using r h1 time ihs fefnginous Chocolate
r-i'rai in pfpvesirnf iu thsif STATE.
3D. Weak cbdn. and especially r,se who fcLety
qufe Strength oni their organ viii fail d,veopo
l,r
a. ruts prnc paIy Young girls budding into omanhood
who health may ir ar isng. that me reugnous Chocolate
gIliy 400 NJ s economy AMI In word
11usnr state 0 health cfyenns viii not only the
utility of5u the Indispensable necessity ior the Of the Fenu
ginIus Chocolate
The GENUINE jos, received, and Tor sac a,
JOnNETON-s
jrtO Medical Emporium
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RifbrncnS Dailp tubis.
weol-o,,r $4,000 have been paid on, in Knox eouu
ty Ohio. this season for wood,
wrDstsDaY nossINe. July .. is.s,


wooL--o,.r $4,000 have been paid out in Knox eoun-
~. Ohio this season for wood.
.tt Cincinnati Enquirer.
n the Wing Tariff repesled, and such an one -
yos advocate were established how much would the far
ers al Knox county for the quantity of WOOL
nezt sessont
IA 10 pretty generally known that wool be grown
abroad and brought United States and sold much
lower prices than those for which farmers would be
willing 10 produce and the why the wool grow
err in Knox county, Ohio got 900 this for their
wool simply that excellent Wing protective tariff IN
exisicnee. Had Mekas's Locofoco rnongrel bill been
adopted by late Congress. these same farmers would
NO, have received anything like that OF money for their
wool this season. for millions of pounds o foreign wool.
which !. now excluded would have been imported and les
tened the price aud discouraged the production ct the ar
scle. The Wing Tariff however luckily for formers and
I'll other classes o citizens yet the law OF the land W.
der wholesome influence, every species o, labor meets
with good and substantial reward II - protected against
the competition foreign labor which is mseraby
srdcd And the teeth OF such facts unsefupuous Lo
coioco prints hypocchly protesting regard the Gle
walton Of the laboring portion OF the community desa
Bile have the bardhood denounce the present tariff and
TO say that docs afford protection agrcu II
the Iocofoco shall succeed in accomplishing
the destruction OF the present tariff. il will then be seen
tina, wage. will he reduced and labor oppressed by Iuu
Gus competition from abroad. The Locos the country
in aourishng-why then let IL alone Do they hate
prosperity and long of the Zines when Van Blu
rem President and Loeoocoism hrd brought universal
disirust and general bankruptcy on the land
Louisutlle Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09

FENnoNsoNs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
Il NAPHriA. the and powerful remedy di.
Pun nary Consumption. bronchitis Splitting OF Blood.
Asthma. AMI all dis, respiratory
The following astonishing
a lady well known n community
PaILApELruIA, March o. 1874.
Nix s. TpousoS:
D,ar s;rAHhourh Inv WI. eon.b,cr II duty owe
a, my ,n n, o ,.,,n,.. a, ,,.t. an. 0,u,y
winch a1 b", so va s ,ss ns, ,aS ,a,
-, h.. -, p,,,on,,x Ton,
sump,on when m. ps,,cn, was :, p.a, Inv ravr
Nd yo,nt bl,ou. en
nv general wfehed condition with great weasne- at
n ~ me %
lea uy nnarY. seb n. s,po. nyb, .,,s ,p.., AM .se,
=
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RaEM9aI fsI4Hlx
Observation-Disclosures

are the only Pills containing s.,.,,n, a, h..
were the first introduced by that mans. = ' ''''
RJ- BEWARE or SPURIOUS PILLS pr,o, I'D n, ,,, ~.
Hood Pills" Purifying Pls" "ssrsapara PIN. e. n,sh..
attempted to be paimed To the public puaon OF .pr
iiy only true and genuine saaparla Pns" Take mn
Others than III ldy they possess all the virtue. tbs, n
In Fills whether purgative purifier OF the
oood ana nis OF the body requiring
usual course Of living may c ,mnoy
male. 'e ~ '' ''A'' ."' "
In addition to than Eve hundred certificates. havn, heel.
heretofore published their aud dapd .
proof IN their favor Sid by s
J. H. EUsrACE 4 SON
my io-u No. 10. West Nam sttert
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uIcxuosD r,N, snEEr .seS Ann .

IN, snEEr InoN Ann sroyR
N ANrrACTOaY.
THE subscriber is reccivingand
keeps constantly 90 hard At wnole<als and 70
tan aud Al The lowest pt,ecA
rhin and japan TN wsrs Of every dsserip-
ton.
Aso. great variety Of Stoves, designed for
burning either wood OF coal
ssove Pipes. and every other article In his
line. made 10 order At the shortest notice.
ncd TITUS 4. RICE.
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CONSERVATIVES 10 NOT DESPAIR.

Of ~oth done the nostrcsonasie terms and
the Shortest notice. Roofing Tin Copper Guienng te
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09

COOKIES SYRUP or SARSAPARILLA,
LNOR the cure of chronic rheumatism, syphilltic
u and dpesfes obstinate supons q the skin white
frlnrr fcfo Knr E ulceous o's pains IN The bones
reneri debh all doascs requiring The aid Of Alternative
medicines
gnaot Of this valuable preparation on h1nd and of sse BY
s 10 GAYNoR, wOOD n co
fHNnREE hundfrd jast received schr metaue
u Capt simonton, ADD for sale by - -.
NY ~ JAH PIruERs SoNH.
stARBERs SHAVING cOAP-A very superior and eoonom-
TOMBSTONE,
sn us Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
FOR THE va. SPRINGS.
AND IVES TERN STATES


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point q style. comfort ami ecOr,on,y
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