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FATAL DUEL.-A fatal duel recently took pl,es ~,
bhosdoes between two fishermen. They fought with
lowing pieces loaded with ball SIS YARDS and at the first
nIe one en shot through the heart The surviving prin
seven Others custody the seconds escaped
sion. F " ~ ''e~-
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NUMBER 4
BALTIMORE LOCK HosPIrAL.


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BtLIlMOKE LUCK HOSpITAu.
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A TIipr "a a 70 70 !. Irrr IN 49, 49,
" ~ rs, r 49,. ~, OK NJ CHAkGE MADE,
IN fROM ONE TO TWO DAYS. rEE
Attendance from Z an The D.orn,oo I'll IN ..s -.-I.
nR. InIJNCT1NN
A mrr,h.r NJ, H. p, ~ - VIZ
a,a,ss u. soysi oo"eze o, Surgeons Les.tias n.
,r-, !, m. r..a So mo "anaas no" one % IL nvss
a. ~. -. - nay De eoa-shsd an al tseas-s sssAusa
~ ~ -' o'' rn''r esp-eay I'm all cases of
,,... a.. 5000, 'hAfhs pStNh - H.4
i'm h.d M go =, as 'Ssn' v.ap OF Pk.ssre asAs h.s
an An ,n.d - =, - NO "nss haepsns
- " ,n'n's of dread Of tiseovery dsssvs A..
~. - . .sueauon aad respsetabihsy.
bod sea e ma 10 ,neir 49, ynpen.s o. ~
al. o. no.- on,..i 'uen - u'esrafes ssss tksns
-, a., s fahs n ne brad and limbs. dinss- a
80 eone on me 'nin bones and srus- bosesss -
t- paae o. The ns ~ -. 90 49,, wan ,nssse s,y
and the oGth avcI A. &c.,. .Ah n
sendng him 10 .rha, eoa,nr " ~. oaa.s 'oasnas~H
joaSs.oN pdr. s,@..m I :, n,..- ~
sb. secrecy and from his prsetie. 4. ~. -
pa- Of Europe ard America, he eonsie n,aB,
speedy IN In. unfon,.. 80.
ease. ~ s'"A -
"a melancholy fact that AN victim. m ,.. -.
owing To The Hn-kiuue who Iv H. ~.
" oesoy poison mercury ruin thu Constitution 49,.
'h-re-idae OF hi- iEe miserable
FATAL MALADY.
it Norior-Ihose persons VITO have injured tssir O..
s',s.ohs ~ certain practices speedily cured
Whsta pity that hope Of his country a.. -
Oh h parents should be snaeh-d from
80, s " lhe dsviaing from pad q
lore contemplating
MARRIAGE,
shocli reflect that's mind
REQUISITE. to promote haPpes. Indeed vithovs a.
the journey through life weary prrim.r, ~.
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- y Al
hrtiehoke-fsr-rn G:nle
t-pasagu-white Cant
Pole been.-f.arse 4 snail Lima
snap Beans-Esriy China. diuo
yellow s,r weeks
Ear,y Mohawk. dn hslrmocn
Refugee OF 1000 10 en-
beet-kariy H,ooi tnrnip roos-d
90 yellow
Long Biood. Nanxie wurtzri
" White sii-sis q fr. nc h .urar
Broeoli-white and Purpi- Cape
Cabeage-Eariy 4 Large Yots.
Eariy and Lsto Bs4er-c,, Ear.
ysosartoaf. Large Drumhead,
Iarre BerRea. Plat Dutch,
Dmnsheadsavoy. Grcea CURED
Savoy, Red Dutch
Cauiino~-r-Eariy and Late
Celery-whii. Sold
Car.t-Lsas Orange, Long Red
and White Pied
Cre--Curied or Pepp.rrra-
Cueumser-Rariy Pane. do Gus
sr, Long Greea. Long Pnsk-
iye. Gherkin for picking
corn-Esriy Sugar, DO ruscaro
ra- do Golden Sioux
Epdivc-Green curi-d
Egg Plant-Purp,e
ksie-B,ue Cured Siberian.
Green Cured Scotch. Rape
Cole
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CHEAT nAnGAISs IN NEW DHY s.OODs.
THIRTEENTH SUPPLY THIS SEASON
Monday fSr-i.r Js.s I'd las.
X III. JENKINS will open this morning, from
aueon and o'bsr sale- the following very cheap
BAY 'fises and Bareses fof IS esnts worth 3!l
kieh illuminated Balzorin-s u worth soc
Erra Paris BalEones cent?. cost In ,,p
baregs sha~is. yds. square, sI25
kieh nareye Shawl. and Scarf &c ke
I~Shorn Bonpst,, sI-5o. 400 and 80
straw Bonntts. al prices
Caieoes, s. g. {. 10. ~ etk and finer
Bonnet Cap AMI Neck Ribbons
Fto~er,, Wreath. aud Lace Good.
eheaP Domestic brown shinz. and sb,
Coton oznaborrr Apron and Farnurs Ch~et. Ian-n
shseuHFs ftons 10 yards wde: Naphns Towrl,ns, Pa.
rasois and Unbrer,.
Great bargains viii be found we.. and r.,a Al,
Je- "a
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,ek-'-arr- Scotch
~eaaee-"hite q Gteea Head.
Esr'y Cured India. Whit. aaI
.'.sn Co.'s, Brown Dutch
~no-Nu,nee. Green Citron.
',ne Arpi.
wa,ef nslo1Idnsa kinds
y ."m
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
nsNs LiBBfs Line Of Psekns between Richmond and
View ORLEANS VIII
and VII be composed Of the following yes.~tr
nAisis na.htloR, Capt hIEAH HosroE
Brig JOSEPHINE, Ca,s Jos. Ro.,s-o.
OF me above venh win leave tins pise- ruiary every
on,n we can with Condolences
We pub"e s they werr bah expressly for insure
~ M any o'her ve and Commanded BY steady
est nrn of long experience the
living wy accommodations both for cabin a<e
passengcrs apply FISHER A. eDS =,
:. - HAsklNs q LIRBY
An Freight from country for he allow, y,..;. vii, he
and Forwarded BY charging regular davls. and
=. 90 J.. ". q r.
~.
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FOR SALE

IA 4 HOUSE AND LOT "a the CITY OF Buffalo sirius
IAN ed on Walnut 81 add running through Pratt 50 ii
ear siby g feet The building % ,'s dou0le one,
fully hed and shout 10 years old Has good well
tern OF excel cut water the pr This property will
SOLD tsoraby for and will doubt prove od iYes
uent here has been number of buildings put up
entity he aad rapidly increasing Value
Apply 10 GEO. LUDLOW PRIDE, Al Wall st.
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----.---------------
FOVEL EE PARIS

4.-A ANTOINE tlGNEH, OF tie late proprieors Of
a he Perkins House Boston respectfully inUfias his
friends and the travelling public that he has opered the
hoGse No 900 Broadway ke. de called the
Hotel De trs where he will b hapy to da,e ,hcs
who my wish with Board aud Lodging, b.
thu day. week Z month, The reasonable terms.
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WANTED TO pfTRCHAS

MA TO LhTA suit Of consisting OF h.Id.o
E.,W pswiy Room and Pador u nrst floor front and
.4A rear bedloems with Isnefles aod wardoos
tntly Tor large amily, Tor the winter al handsome
y nd newly inrnis ed private table anil all necessary
comforts ct ~ 1uson street. second block side from
broadway. Can b. 4 time aztec the September
"a l,f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

:, FINE FRENCH BOOT = FOR 50 80. CITY MADE
FOR style and dursb y they are equal to those sold
II in other stores or s. Eve Freurh imperial dress Boots
~ made order for "a so, equal these made other
for So and 81 aud warranted give satisfaction
YOUNG 4 JONES' Fiench iaperia Boot and Shoe Manu-
featuring Depot OF the ishio aabe Boot
establishments in th.s city Gentlemen thai il, want Of
air Of dress Boots Will fad saving OF fifty per cent by
ge,ting them az u.s. Aend,ns also lone in the store
WM, M. YOUNG 4, II. p. JONES
al2 iinissrc No Ann st. broadway, New York.
81 ROSE iILL Stables, S.ln steeei. hevee1
>~tA S2d and I'd Avenue, aud nearly oppos Bns Head
Just arrived from the cuntly aud for sae ia
above stables, 30 Horses among wsch IRE fJur fss trone
hoses pacing do pairs fam hoses fac
cart horses Re and aud shippers.
s32nfnc X II NDRTiiRUP Pr Jretor
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. STRANGERS
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street. nenr Maiden Lane.

E0UNTRY MERCHANTS viii hnd THIS desirable House
~ being convenient the business part o. the city This
stblsbneni fitted up with entirely furniture: Good
and subtnntsI dinner B cents lodgings Is For
veence and comfort this house equal to any hotel IN the CITY
aud " hell the Permanent boaders accommodated
on very reasonable terms.
All the delegates Of the served up soon rs they
srrive IA market n half the price Of other houses Elegant
private prios for the referee caaes or private dinners
per parties The v.rv hes, ~ rianors ju5 sp,'rc
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TIE BOND STREET no USE,

TIE DUINU SINLEI HUUSL,
G63 broadway,
IA IS open The cepon OF boarjers. The stu.
Ss4i alton Ia Of the most desirable the city. The
as house has been newly ppred and pauted thouehou,
contiapg 60 and 70 rooms, handsomely furnished
Parlors aud bedrooms aud patfies stt4chedkew
Tor single gent Sothernefs and others wishing avoid
the 1ois aud oulusion Of Hotel will have every
paid to the comfort aud aus iInsrc
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e;.1a Ii,;ss, TIE Roya! Mail sieaa Ships CAM
GA ihtY sf n, RRiA and Hi.Nhnit will ;r4.r Boston
, 'ss asss5;E 'or the above poiis. = scIoHs viz
Cambria, 8 y 7: Jntias, ESD Commander AUGUST s s,5
barg.a Aler fyrie Esq. IOrenauGe Septepetr gt3
passafe % Liverpool. -. $l2J.
'sssSrH - tlafiia1., t...st ,,....s. a.
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GOODYEAR's'

GOODYEAR'S
PdTENT SIfRRED SUSpENDERS
ll0 DOZEN SHRED suspenders actured under the
COO above patent. Forssle by GEO. BkECHER,
'p2s amNm HM 100 Broadway
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from London Times, Aug III

.IjgfrU ~ def MgtSU
A1rwERr, Sunday Evening" August 10 The Eng.
lish public will be anxious to hear Of her Majesty Is
sale arrival at this the first place she esehe her
tinsnra tour IL was not supposed here that the royal
party could reach tho scheidt until at tho earliest eight
O'Clock this evenings but the authorities although they
had received no official information whatever to he
Their her Majesty would disembark had done all that
possible, under the circumstances, 10 prepare Tor her
reception Long before the vessel was in sight the land
ing place was made ready in the event Of tho roy par
ty dsembn rkIng tonight. There the usual array Of
crimson G. 18th aud hogs and the "fompier who, by
the way, are very solierlke body OF menwcrc mus.
tered IN strong force on the quay body of chaseur
Of the line We're also there, and some Of the artillery
Besides these arrangements of the authorities the good
people oil Antwerp had made arrangements their
own account Preparations were made on the quay, and
along the first street through which her Majesty would
pass on her landing, to salute her with fireworks; and
there was also very snowy display Of flags, most of
them OF the color On each eide OF the landing place
was the royal standard of England side by side with
national flag Of Belgium.
TINS standard flying aloft the tower Of the cathc.
dfoi was visible from considerable distance the
royal party came up the Schedt and for that
expressing welcome.
Those who had not expected the arrival of her Majesty
on Antwerp until after dark agreeaby surprised
to hear OF abouta quarter to six O'Clock this evening the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

"a ARE NOW READY for the season 1915 which for
A@s ghnrs asd Superiority % color cannot be surlass ed
mrh "a very or.n. mart OF The Tat retaining the
MI h worn out Any ce scld IN tis esbl hn,eug is
vr mse s.h 80 bnt sold Tor whar ALEC The fsil style
o. rs end Chcrea' Cars Of yaors patterns CsDtrea
have heir he made order shape style shay
wish. 4. KNOX, no gnlt,r 81
suo3 lmfm hstyye~n William and Nassau
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STEAM PACKET LITE TO JAMAIcA,-We learn til
PROJECT ia on foot, and near contamination, for the
establishment oil seer Packet Line hetwssn this city
and Kingston, jamaica which will there transfer its
mails passengers 70 the British Roy Mail Company
Steamers that ply thence to all tho principal ports the
West Indies also 10 Demerara Laguayrs, Porto Cab clio,
Santa a,tha and Cbagres To the latter point is this
means OF communication highly important at any time,
but especially tue present state OF our ieatcna
with Mexico dispatches thus .. transmitted 10 al
PARTS of the Western Coast south America, tbs south
Seas and the North COAST of North America zoo
iiStnnce from New Orleans TO Kingston ia ~ 6D0ur
one thor sand miles time necessary tor ssesmer
Ia ACCOMPLISH il against trade nds about Ave days.
from Kingston TO Ghagres, II Is about eigh, hundred
miles touching only at Santa Martha aud tarthsgena TO
malls and ia voy age by then OF three days; thus
s,riing safe and route, to that nportaat point,
OF only eight day for mails and passengers ~ the pre-
ent time here no regular sure mode for the u 3.
Northern OF western parts of South America except by
lransient sailing vessels which nford uncertain convey
ance as we'll rs casual one The ports in West In
dies and south America, with which the Royal Mail Co.
steamers communicates are ST. Jago de Cuba, Jacnel
st Thomas Antigua, vt kits, Tortsa, Nevis, aioner
rat Johns, Porto Rico,l Dominica GuadaloupeMa Mar
Unique TOBACCO Grenada, Barbados, Trinidad Demera-
ia Berbice Laguayra Porto Cabelo, santa Martha.
Carthagcna and Chsgres-besides Vera cruz Iampico,
Havana, Nassau and Bersuda, This plan Of steam man.
via kingston has received the urgent Recommendation
of Col rarrison IL - Consul AT analca, ahd OF MI 'ne
merchants there engaged IN the American trace VI
our principal camille houses mere insulance oue
Sc Ono OF the gentlemen actively engsgeu IN FORWARD
me- thi, desirable object has lett Tor the North, with inc
view nj attaining suitable vessel Tor the purpose an.
aiso ~ ronresenting 10 Government nj washington
h ry ~ tbe enterprise, and tho benefits 10 De deN
Oh from L by the community at large, as well the Wv
vernment-N O. Jropic, Hug 10
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a5d FOX ; ALs.h dc irsbie .sesiten,e iJr genteei
;T fniiy conrri.ing convenient Two story frame DIV II
house filled aud sixeen Of cnod land ucu
d's och1id and garden with REQUISITE beau ini
apaird the sasaiy side OF tn Pssalc mile
ahove Belleye Bridge from Newark and from
clk Price moderate For further particulars. apply T.
" klae, ESD Nassau street, TO William .IoS, Auc
81 Z ney.lia. N. j. al
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dlVIEHJNB UE.

NJ. CpEArE9T 30 rs AND sHOEsin the city,-T
I'll. MARTIN has es.ahii,led md fashionable Boot
aud Shoe Store, No Fulton street, between Church
~ and Greenwich sts where nv would be happy
mojste those patronse nm Boots made orier
the best materials s.; boot, foo Ell So 50; shoes 50 Also
madr order rates fancy lea
tner boots tiers pumps aud fancy coored slippers
~ - Inc gre 1tes care ta-s 10 ensure maidstone ana
pcssly for each customer.
hrag ct all kinds neatly executed AZ the shofes roce
Terna 81. 50 eod2v+lh
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charges, to merit large share of public
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7 he western Literary Jour a
and Month hly Revie

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tanning 6O large octave pages entirely
original matter, emanating from western
writers, will be issued regularly from the
first of November, 1874. 1t will be divi.
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pages each, or 720 pages at the end of the
year. T.. z. C. Judson and l.. Hine Edi.
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GROCERIES,.

Such as Coffee, Tea, Loaf and Brown SD.
gar, Paints and Dye Stnfs, Pepper and
Spices of all kinds, Powder, lead and shot,
and almost every other article usually
kept in store in the Western Country,
which will sell as LOW, for GOOD
PAY, as any other store in Ohio.
Upper Sandusky, Sept. l, lS45.