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and Liver Complaint, it has equal; and unhesi
tatlnsy recommend 1t with the greatest confidence
for liz superior efficacy in all diseases tending Con
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Liver Stomach or Bowels
We, the undersigned, do certify that we have used
Alexanders Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup, and can re-
commend 1t with the Creates, confidence A very
excellent medicine. Signed: VIM. $. Barrell, No.
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r. Went2, 257 North 7th ST., do; Thomas Powell ITO
North 10Th ST, do.
Prepared solely by GEO. ALEXANDER, and for
sale wholesale and retail at 297 Market St, Phlad.-
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s. HANCE, No. l0S
Baltimore St, and Pratt and Charles SECS
yMORsTED COATS FOR CHILDREN. /
w have just received handsome assortment of
the above goods Also, few Warstel MANTELs.
JAMES NJ HAIG,
SO ~ l2l Baltimore st, above South.
SCENTS. CLOAK TAssELs manufactured
NH and for sale by JAMES NJ. HAIG,
se21 fP1 l2l Baltimore ST. above South.
NSEAHL BUTTONS WITH SHANKS. A
n fresh supply received and 'orsIe by
JAMES A. HAIG,
SEES fri l2l Baltimore ST. above South.
MTEIV YORK GOODS. MRS. MCPHERSON
~ has just returned f ON New York with choice
of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, and
will open her stock on Wednesday the gath inst La
dies are particularly requested 10 call.
se23 No, 81 North Howard street.
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h3- SIIERIFFALTY The undersigned respect
fully informs the voters Of Baltimore city, that he
still continues candidate for their suffages at the
ensuing election.
sC25 colt hHCHiBALD c. 2iDGELG.
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G3-TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Having in turn been amcrd by unknown friends y
for the offices sf Governor, Mayor, Sheriff, SC, III
that spirit OF persecution which has long hunted
me, have concluded to yield to the solicitations of a
numb Of real friends, and make it earnest mat
ter; and hereby myself n candidate for the
SIIERIFFALTY of Baltimore city. As | shall be-
conicd to my business PAPER HANGER, &c,
the eectioneerng part of the business VIII have 10 be
left To my friends, | need hardly pledge myself TO
official flithfulnCsS if elected.
al9-Cotr A. UYAM.
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o. COMMUNICATIONS. $4,000 & $4,000!
The first and second capital prizes of $4,000 and
$1,000 ia Yesterdays Lottery, was sold atMr Joseph g
Lottery Office, No I&S PRATT STREET, right
opposite the Rail Road Depot. II
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ANARD TIC THE LADIES Having made ar
Arrangements in Philadephia and Few York, ladies'
Wishing particular styles of Dress Patterns, or other
articles, can be accommodated by calling ut my store
and leaving orders, =. A. MCPHERSON,
sc22 No. SO, n Howard-st.
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| 4 d.

On Tuesday evening the 23G inst. MARY ELIZABETH
WILSON, daughter of John and Isabella Wilson, in
the 2lSt year of her age.
rms beloved one bore her l0ag and painful suffer.
lngS without murmuf, meekly bowed TO the stroke
OF death, and triumphanuy expressed her confident
nope, that through the atonng sacrifice of Jesus Christ
she would Obtain glorious resGrrecion and bless
ed Immortality.
Dearest Mary! how shallwe say farewell,
Her friends aud acquaintances are respectfully in
vited 10 attend her funeral, this CFhursday) after
noon at O'Clock.
On Monday evening, 22d inst. CHARLES AUGUSTUS
aged year, II months and 30 days, son of Edward
and Mary May.
slumber sweet babe in Jesus arms,
Safe from this werld and all alarms;
Sleep till the last trump shall sound,
Ana wake the dead that's in the ground
Then midst bursting t1mbs thou'lt come,
Aud hover DER thy parents tomb;
Greet them living, as they rise,
And tears forever fly Their eyes.
Be this thy parents solace here,
Let this dry up the falling tear;
That God for them has high in heaven,
Joy for every pang he's given.
On the 10th inst at the Baltimore lnfirmary Mr..
john WHROToN of Dorchester co. Md.
AT sea. on the l7lh July last on board the ship Ro
nnake Capt A. 5. DUNCAN, of this city, in the seth
year of his age.
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{E3- SH ERIFFALFI This is to Inform my friends
and the public thai am sllII a CANDIDATE for the
Office Of SHERIFF AT the ensuing election, and if
elected shalt endcaVor IN discharge the duties thereof
faithfully and impartalIy, and that it is not my nen
ton to Withdraw from the canvas as has been indus
tousy reported, but shall await the issue through the
ballot box
se4-e0tlstO Isl GEO. :. EICHELBERGER.
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WIZ. kI. EkEEVqL.

gs2ssl%G5s FVfI. Fl. X +; EVIL.
80 4e5 FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
Egs 9& BALTIMORE STREET,
jF%.$@x56sA iegs 10 inform gentlemen purchasno
~ SHAT owing 10 tie great nur!ber he sells
ne Is at 2il lines enabled furnish Fashionable Hats
"t af"i't! SUPERIOR for the price to any other esti,b
Iishmt in the city, OF any shape or description now
w"m VIZ: SIX, NcieskiH R'tssja, Cashmere Ntria
and bearer Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
A 0lLL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
q NGTMEst TRIUMPH. Nos. 81 60 10
"a $1,000, half ticket was sold by HE tfuly form.
nate prize venders BYRNE Il co. tn, is tho third
capla prize sold by us in -four daySthc CISCO on Sat
ufday hesldcs ore of $500 on Monday Hasten to the
luc ~ lottery office OF Byre Co. and try YOUR luc
IN The fine scheme TO day. = Nos. ia baMots-
capitals 1000, 10 of $1,000: tickets "a qrs. 81 For
fortunate Nos. apply 10
BfRNE x Co, cor. Exchange Place
1t and SONIh-st. (YcIIow Honsc)
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FALL, 1915.
EOHN NJ. OiSEM ~ CO.

ag MERCHANT TAiLORS,
~ w. Corner of Baltimore and Chares-sts
Have received their FALL and WINTER supply of
CLOTHS, CASSiMERES and YESTINGS, con.
prising every variety of French, English and Amcr-
can manufacture, which will he made TO order in the
best and most fashionable manner with their usual
prOmptness
The second floor Of their building having been re-
fitted for their superior make Of CLOTHING gentle
men can be supplied with every article of theis appa
rel ready made IN style Of taste and elegance ansur-
passed by any house in the Union. still adhering
strictly To the oNE rRICE principle, and every article
being distinctly marked in fguTe5 persons who are
unacquanted with the price of goods have an oppor-
tunty OF buying them As low as proiessed judges.
o. Having fitted up the Basement of their estab-
!ishmen for Piece Goods, Merchant IaiIots and 9th
ets dealing in fabrics for grHtIemens wear, can find
a choice and perfectly flesh assortment Of Foreign
aud Domestic Goods, purchased with the cash from
importers and manufacturers agents which will be
sold on good terms any wholesale house in the
city. se25-tf
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THE OGd I'ci'ooS' Offering, for 1916" This is
a beautiful volume. and viii, no doubt, prove most
ccpabc ''oacriHe to tne members of the Odd FEEL
lows &ocjcJy. Its handsomely printed on large type
m,ns various engrl"iuSs, Gnd is SpIendil!y bound
ii is ioS sale ny ilrssss Parsons A. Preston.
''rhe Lives and ol:aans OF Benjamin Franklin Eut-
icr, q. =, DIST let Attorney for the Southern District
Of New York; and Jesse lioyt, Attorney NJ Law, for
mehy Collector of the Customs for the Port Of New
York. BY William l.. Mackenzie" We have MT
examined this wor, hut are informed chat it contains
review OF certain political transactions, with private
correspondence, &C. sc. For sale by CaGr!cs n.
HncE!ey it,, Baltimore strcetwho has also for sale,
"a complete and accurate Account of the very I'M
portant Debate in tic House of Commons, Juy9, 1882
in which the cause of Mr. Fox's designations and the
great question OF American Independence came under
considerations
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9Jz-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY or BAL
TIMORE The undersigned takes the liberty of of
Grng himself as All independent Candidate for the
office Of Sheriff ut The ensuing election, and respect
fully Sn.lrits the support Of MS fendS and t." pubic
generally. [sei-tel JOHN MITCHELL.
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aSAGEEA IN AWHOLETICKGT, $1,000
~ T. W. ~ ~ in ha'f ticket, $3.50 quarter
Ticket. Merry times At the Head Quarters Of TUCK
ER BRO. yesterday. There is no wonder at the al
traction of so many customers at fortunes Home -
SiO,oeo already sold in prizes this week, and the
above prizes still further added to the list
TO-DAY, $4,000 and 10 of 81 900 again-Tickcts
81, shares in proportion.
r. TUCKER & BROTHER
Right on the Corner-HCad of Centre Market.
r. ). The Small Fry draws again next Saturday
Capital SiOOO-iickets Sl-Packages of qrs. 80 10.
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H. SHERIFFALTY. As | was among the very
first (t the urgent solicitation of number of triends)
to announce myself a. candidate for the Sherlalty
at the ensuing election, ! take this opportunity of
stating to my f,ow-citizens that il is No + my nten-
ton to withdraw from the canvass, hut that still am
a candidate for their sutirages.
se2f lw AUGUSTUS p. SHUT.
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HgRASS KEY FOUND. Brass KEY was
6D found in Baltimore st. yesterday, which the
owner have by calling at the "Clpper Office" and
paying for this advertisement If
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For RorerIam-Ship Eutaw, with despatch.
For Amsterdam-Shp Napier, lst pgoXimo.
For iiremen-Shp Caspar, 4th Oct,
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ErRENCH BOOKS, ILLUSTRATED.
~ PARIS EDlTI0NSt

JAMES S. WATERS, 244 BALTIMORE-ST.
opens this day invoice of illustrated aud STANDARD
FRENCH WORKS, of his own importation, that he
would be gad to have his friends examine. II
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EI9- SIIERIFFALTN. Having announced myself
the urgent solicitation of number of friends, As
candidate for the Sh"rifi5y AT the ensuing election,
take this Opportunity OF stating To my tGOw-citIens
that it is NOT intention 20 Withdraw from, the can
vass. but that still am acandidate tor their srFrages.
sei2-d JAMES y. Law.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-25

Nr7- Please announce GEO GORDON BELT, esq.
candidate cr the city Sheridlty AT the next cleo
hon. rstStcI BALI MORE.
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~ SHERlFFALTY. | am candidate for tn,
office OF SHERIFF Of Baltimore City-if elected,
shall endeavor to do my duty.
sG3- law4t ;. c. LEAkIN,
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HIRAM FRANKLN's BENEFIT. This splendid perior-
mer's benefit takes place this eventing, at the Nam
motn Circus of Rockwell & Stone. The perfounan-
co., as may be- in part, perceived by pcrusng the ad
verscmrnt, are TO be of powerful interest and admi-
rabiy valicd introducing the whole strength of the
large and versatile company. TO those who would
encourage native talent and merits OF the highest de
gree, we commend an attendance, assured that they
will reap their irewafd in parlakng of the festival of
such a period. Go early or be squeezed.
BUTTONS THEATRE, FRONT ST. The exciting and
beautiful drama OF the "Forest of Bondy," which,
years ago drew such crowded houses in this city, will
be revived at this Theatre this evening. The charac-
Ter of"Landry," will be sustained, and ably too, by
MIR. Wood, it being of his best parts Mrs. Wiki
nson will appear in the same piece. After the drama
the laushabIe farce OF the ''5pectre Bridegroom"
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Schr Amanda +. Myick, Cathcarl, New YORK
Rose, Merrill * Dodge
Schr Hero, Emerson, Phad., J. w. Brown.
Schr CELEBRITY, Wise, Yorktown, master.
Schr Charlotte, Owens, Elizabeth city, n. Carolina
master.
SAILED to.Lay--Ship Katharine Jackson, Star.
ford, RotIcrdamj barQue Louisa, Gait New Orleans
ARRIVED,
Sehr Reaper, Sears, 3 days from Providence, do
mPstiCs, TO +, Pierce.
Schr Amelia, Terry, , days from New York. asst'd
Cargo to Rose, Merrill X Dodge.
Schl AID Hubbard; from Havre de- Grace, coal, 70
Charles West y Co.
SChr Wan Il. Dawson, Hall, from Ilayre de Grace,
coat, 20 e West 4 CO.
Canal boa, Mount Ararar, Patton, from Harrisburg,
whisky, to GtrsC y son.
Canal boat BrrOdSburg Trader, Herold, I'm Union
co. lumber, 10 GleSc " son.
Canal boat A. & l.. Herrod -, fom the Sus-
que. sla, iuluhcr, 10 GiCSC X Son,
Cal boat Com. Perry, Griz, tIom Union co. !ur-
ber to Giese y son.
Steamer Cumberland, COmaIy, from Philadelphia,
mdse. to j. A. SHriver.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. Re
ports Oft Back Rvgl Punt tarQuc and brigantiue
of New Point a bafQue. briGantnc and topsail schr;
and off the Rapnahannock, two briganlmes-a bound
Canal boat Albany, Jones' iiom WiIhcsblrre, Pa
coal, to Chas. West y Co.
BELOW-A ship.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Rhone, Harvey, i1f Odessa, and barGds Lefa,
Ruar&, for MesSiua, we're at Trieste 2jh ult
Ship CochiS, Knight, ffo'u New York. for Bait
more, was spoken of Smiths Island 22d inst.
Barque Jas. w. Paige, Taylor; brigs AImena, Ry-
der and Eagle, Fcssehden, all from Baltimore Bos
tom were in Hampton ROADS yesterday.
Schr North Star, Winslow, from Baltimore, arrived
at New Haven 2Oh inst
Schr Canton, Baker, from Baltimore, arrived ar
Nepou 18th inst.
Schrs Carpo, Wilson, and Mary, Cook, from Bal,i.
more, arrived at Newbnryport 2lst inst.
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MNLETCHER ~ co. No. Holiday ST. invite
H. one all 10 step in and Try luck with them in the
splendid lottery 10 be drawn TODAY, Sl2 coo the
high prize, with others Of 1000, 400, 1874 10 Of 1000
400, $780, TO Of 50i sc; Tickets "a, qrs. Sl-a pack
age of 26 qrs. SID trifing investment recellect
may draw an independence for life.
Drawn Nos. class 80. lowest prize S..
10 IS 10 II 81 60 s. "a 81 40 60 81 IS SO
For the pick out of the largest and best assortment
of fortunate tickets and packages in all lotteries, ap-
ply or forward your orders 10
JAMES FLETCHER CO., Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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MEMORANDA.

TLOlsIOUs LUCK AT SCHOOLFlELD &
Nu co. YESTERDAY. They sold to Nos. 81 40 81
prize of $1,000 sent to an old patron at Chambers
burg, Pa Nos. 10 81 70 prize Of $780, and Nos IL
50 "A prize of $50, both sold to citizens and few
more of the same sort in TO days splendid scheme.
Nos. Md. Consolidated LOTTERY, class 30, drawn
Sept "a lowest prize IS, are:
10 IS 7S II "a Gu 35 "A 81 40 90 81 70 50
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
extra class =.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize of $4,000 lprize Of SILICA
" 1900 10 1000
5 " 1900 10 " 400 &c,
Tickets 81; halves 49, quaiiers /; eighths Soc.
Draws on SATURDAY, the beautiful little Lottery
for the benefit of the Frederick Female Seminary.
Capital prize 900. Whole tickets only 81; halves
SO cents; quarters % cents. In which Scheduled s.
Co. will sell certificate packages of 26 whole tick
cts for only Sl5, halves 81 So qrs. 50 u.s. Sths s. 81
For the prizes by the package or single ticket apply
TO
SCHOOLFIEID & Co,
No. Calvert street,
FrstOfcefrom Baltimore street,
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UNO0LSCAP AND LETTER PAPER.
NJ AT LOW PRlCES.-Just received six cases of
good Fooscap and letter Paper, which we can sell at
20 pea cent less than usual prices. BLANK BOOKS,
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Memo
Books, Pass Books, sc. SC, constant supply Of The
above, all made in establishment of the hest
manufacture. City dealers and others would do well
TO call and examine our stock of the above articles i'll
the Book and Stationery line.
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers and Stationcrs, Isl Pratt ST.,
se20 .ep6t next to Railroad Depot
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FRomrHE EXCHANGE REAUiNG-Roo i Hroe e.


WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMEERa4. l845.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or BALTIMORE
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oCHT NIIlHnUa T. WyFltK, IaIIlCaTIj Nov lOFA
Rose, Merrill S, Dodge.
Schr Hero, Emerson, Philad., ]. w. Brown.
Schr CELEBRITY, Wise, Yorktown, master.
Schr Charlotte Owens, Elizabeth city, n. Carolina,
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assault with deadly weapon, with intent to XII
Henry C.. Miller, Sheriff. Thomas Sedgwick, De-
nu,y Sheriff, and John s. Ansble.
Belden was also detained on Ice charge OF aiaine
and assisting Bougton in attempting to escape from
samuel A. Wheeler and eau Crlig we're each
COMMITTED on the charge OF aiding aud assisting
t3oughton in attempting 70 escape from arrcs:.
Andrew Poucher, charged with aiding and sbet-
ing in the robbery Of the Sheriff in taking away
his papers, and also with conspiracy for Inc per
version aud obstruction of justice and The due rc-
;nin;sirarion Of the lava wes bailed-hm sell IL tee
sum OF - ,000 and his bail in The sum OF s2,G0p.
Mr. PoLK.-The citizens of Charleston have IL
vi,ed MIR Polk 10 viai. tia, city On his way to
Washington
" The steamboat Uoited States made a IMP
from Buffalo 10 Detroit, on the 26r1 Of December,
and returned to BuH4!o sg.in. This ia unusually
late for navigation 10 be open OF Lake Exc.
STEAMBOAT Losr.-G'ha steamboat Canebreke
grounded end broke in TWO near WarsaF. on the
Bisbse river, Dec. 26h with cargo OF 7eO oaes OF
cotton. The bont IS teal iosa
The grocery store CT Dr.. Hiram Davis, OF
Worcester Mass. was destroyedby fie on Satu'dl
last. L9sS about 81 900.
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ROOTS AlgIl SHOES.

H PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SuANkS. FOR
EBUOTS AND SHOES.-IORlN BROOKS takes nus
~ opportunity ofcailng the attention al the trade ~ well as
the ,c generally the superior advantage ndop,n: rs
improved boot. shoes. which he has introduced The IA
10 the yyearef ;p,ecn he following, among many other.
adyan;s se the Oh method Of iening The soies OF boots
md shJc BIZ seven. layers G eae by the elasticity OF tho
shank which placed the sole It .veSe graceful uf
the foot 10 the pedestrian gives ease preventing te .oot
from pressing forward the boo; whilst TO Tat looted persons
II equally advantageous, the arch hollow OF the loot Is
lpreerye and by this process walking boot or shos may
be nad with heel and the hollow Of the foot not be e
posed the mud the cid method. II gives support TO al
the muscles the foot nj the time and easy
who troubled with Persons required 10 stand
Il. the desk will lind them groa; deslderltuIn , ,
LIZ en- LORIN BROOKS. Us FutOn-street.
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American Art Union.


In answer to the inquiries Of your correspond
ent why the Committee Of Management Of the
American Art Union had not purchased any o.
the paintings Of Henry p Gray for the annual
distribution among their subscribers, can say
that have ascertained from several members q
the Committee that they have at all times en-
deayored, in the discharge of their difficult du-
ties OF selection, to act with the utmost impair
tiahty toward all the artists without distinction
Of person. With regard TO Mr. Grey, the Com
miitee have generally, with tho exception of this
year, distributed his paintings, but he had none
finished and on hand for sale that were within
the means of the Committee at this tirRe. There
is no disposition on the part OF the Committee 10
overlook the claims of this young artist; nor do
they feel called upon to yield 10 extravagent
prices for tie sake Of patronlsing him or any
other Of our painters. The Institution Is ytt
IN It's infancy, and the Committee are IN duty
bound, as Trustees, to exercise both ccono-
nay and judgment in their selection, When
is more firmly fixed in popular favor, they may
exercise greater power and even pay enhanced
prices for works, in consideration OF the reputa
ton of the artist. How far the systematic op.
position Of Mr.. Cray 10 the objects Of the lnsti-
tuition may have operated on The minds Of the
Committee will not undertake 10 say. IL is
well known that he has, in presence of It's patrons
and others, impugned ito usefulness and con
demned its purposes.
Notwithstanding the opposition Of Mr.. Gray
the Committee invited him with other artists to
paint sketch, as a subject for the next engrav
ing, to be distributed at the annual meeting
among the subscribers Mir. Gray's sketch, in
justice to the Society and to hi,asel was no, dis
tributed, and in this they consulted his interest
as well as their own. The Society has by great
exeftions extended taste for the Fine Arts III
this country and that too, IN the face of oppo.
sition from Disconnected few, who misconcelve
and therefore msreprcsent and condemn It's
aims. The managers are bound to respect The
claims of their members and disregard the vanity
of those who, while condemning the objects OF
the Institution, demand its patronage, at prices
enhanced in consideration of their real or lancied
reputation, beyond the intrinsic value of theiI
works. MEMBER.
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SECOND BOARD.
We quote Specie as follow
p,,,,mo-c Cattle 5y.rke. Doc. 81

Ecrr C.TrLr-1here II not quite much activity IN this
market m colse Quence 90 the demand Tor packing being d.
miuished Price however eman rs a'i quoted Ieis were
FRO head offered Yesterday l10 ~ which driven north and
80 were was sold butchers al prices ranging IRON 81 % 10
50 70 per 100 lbs the hoo which equal 70 s. 90 net
There were left on hand uusold $50 head. IN.
lous-Live Hogs continue and sell Mt 81 ~ %
rr 100 lbs Killed do selling ssa 10 % per loJ lbs
nccorling TO ijze und uualiy-dead 1Hir.
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3 Si5SSS|IS !. /: !, .I!z.El|IS|
PA-rnLES DE PAkls.

tFNINI~ IIl/F.NbI Isl , -.
TSnuIs yHirbr n.lld ani harmless medicine. Tor re 49,
Of Bfonchiit. hoArenc's and y,o'ni Goti', 80 -.
recen, at long siaGne, con r. 9biaied by ybele,ft
Preach Drug Depot OF Games * HASKELL - BDsry Is
original importers of the ntcle INTO the Lnied STATES
wholesale and rets by Rlshon % no. j. 1lhnu, III
r. Chiffon, a3. md Adams 6 Ohf w bfoadHay, a.aL- r
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