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DRY GOODS, &c.
CHEAP AUCTION COODs

FENHE SUBSCRIBERS now otter TO their Gus
IL toners and others, WAC have not made their Dur.
ehases, the cheapest Ion OF AUCTION CLOTHS. OF
all the different c0ors aud shades suitable for ladies'
and genilemen's Cl1aks, and boys and chldren's
wear, they have ever yet had ranging in price from 80
up, and which they do reconme nd as being of extra
ordinary fine quality for the prces together with an
tehsiVe assortment of plain and fancy CASSIMERES,
embracing every variety of color and style,
lhey have also on hand, ustl Il, splendid assort
ment OF Coopers shepherds English, and Paul Ba-
tot " Fili's French CLOTHS, CaSSlMERES and
DOESklNS; wool blk, indigo blue, brown and olive
Beaver Cloths, of fine and supernc qu Iiltes; with
plain black and fancy English SIX Satiis Merno md
velvet VESiINGS, &c.. to all of which they invite
the attention Of persons wishing purchase as they
VIII be sold wholesale RETAIL at the lowest market
prices. DORSEY x NELSON,
did No s. Baltimore street
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
q hm Still sELLINs- OFF MY STOCK
ri of DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD to COST
The Large quastty have sold within the last few
weeks Is tue best guarantee Ofther being really cheap
Amongst them | have still TN hand some Of these
hE8lNOS which have hecn and still am Sc ling nj
about half their value EiSS NERES; Plain Strip
ed and Plaid SAITH NETTS; Whimrv BLA >KETS,
all sizes; FuId LINSEY; HOISERY, among which
are Black Alpaca Black Lambs Wool a full assurt-
nent from 81 cents to SO. Black Worsted and Cash
mere do. ChiId'en's heavy Scotch Lambs Wool all
sizes. UMBRELLAS. Cloth, Velvet and Glazed
CAPS. CALICO, M0USLIN, SC. &c all of which
am determined to Close out Cail and see.
GEORGE II. RHODES, 40 Lexington at.
uSJ-lm' five doors east of Eutaw.
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x YARN.

NN HAND, a full assortment of all Nos, manu-
w featured by myself, and warranted TO be the bcs
in the market. To be sold low for cash or approved
ftity paper.
THOMAS n. FULTON, manufacturer
Of Laps, Waddiag, Carpet Cha,,> sc.
0G- Store No. Liberty-st, corner of German.
G5-eolm ID. A. MARTIN, Agent. .
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d | Il ID

On Saturday 18th inst. after lingering illness, Mrs
MARY McEHERy, relict of the late Matthew Nc Emery
in the Goth year of her age.
The fiiends Of the family respect u ly invited Ia
attend her funeral, from her late residence No 24s
Saratoga street, on This Monday Morning, at II
O'Clock RtgieScat in pace!
On Saturday morning, the 4th instant. CHRISTIAN
the Christian faith He has left wife and six small
children 10 mourn thei irreparable loss.
Suddenly, at the Eagle Hotel, Batiinore, on the 4th
inst, Mr.. STANLEY Rock, aged So years, of Salem,
Henry county, Iowa Territory.
On the 81 inst. after lingering illness, IDA Louisa,
second daughter Of Edward Nj. and Eliza b. Krrr,
aged years. Ii months and u days.
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A. L. GT A N A G.
MARRIED.

On the 2nd inst. by Elder FarQuharssn, MATTHEW
w. MILLER, Of Anne Arundel county, to Miss MARY
ANN WicKEHs, of this city.
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JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
ftHEAPER THAN EVER. have large
u assortment of Clocks, Watches, JeweIry and
Spectacles; Gold Chains; Fancy Work Boxes; the
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which / will
sell low.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry made and repaired
and warranted Old Cold aad Silver wanted which
will give the full value for.
w. D. ELTONHEAD,
No. l3a Baltimore street, between North
d5i-u and Calvert streets.
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1O2, CORNER BALTIMORE s. IoLLIpAY-sTs.
MIGHT AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed
/ Y Hesday and Saturday evenings, for the publie
sale Of Books, Stat4H1ry ,sFancy Goods, panitiues
Private Libraries, &C., sc
Wr Consieunenls of articles for positive sales 70
specially solicited, on which cash advances wiz be
made when asked.
n6-4taw, R. MEACUAN
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A M ERICAN II E LICAN
HEAD QUARTERS,

. LATE MILITARY HALL, NJ GAY STREET.
FHyEIE Proprietor OF Military Hall respectfully in
IL forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that
in conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name Of his estabishnlf mt to the "AMERfCAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS where he will
be happy TO accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such ones may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place Of resort. The Bar will be, as
gsual, supplied with the choicest WINES and LII
QU0RS, and all the Deicacics of the season will be
served up, rs heretofore, in the best style.
n- The BOWLING SALOONS, attached to the
establishments are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
In this healthy exercise without molesatoa, and at
she smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
h.om Late Military Hall, ". Gay-st.
TOHN G. HOLLAND, Paper Hanger and Up
81 holsterer, No. AZ GAY STREET. near the Shos
nS9pe, mas constantly in store geaera assortment
tian blinds; Glass, Brass and Mahogany Knobs: Cur
tam pnsi Window Shades Fancy Blinds Table Oil
Table Covers, Sc. &C. All for sale on the most ac
eou:nlcSdtia: tcrDS. ia4
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SIGNS! SIGNS! SIGNSM!

SIGNS. SIGNS! SIGNSM!
GIGNS FOR THE TIMES-CHEAPER
- THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties, vz:--Gt, Ornamental, Transpar
ent, and Plain, designed ami executed in superior
style, aud warranted to give entire satisfaction
TRANSPARENCIES Of every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed VIII
LIAM PELI., No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East of South St., lover Mr. Scotii's Intelligence OF
fcc,) will mtet with prompt attention. d7-dlm
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GRAND FIREMEN,S BAIL.


DcRf,rd-T Frazier
Lihefty--J. Anderson,
Independent--H. G. Sultzer.
PtgiLant-J Gfubb.
Nep M lrket-G Fl upt
C,Ian,bion j. Frazier, Jr.
First hahimorc-Fred. Smith.
United Win Sly.
Erunkiin-R Scott
Washin gton-H. Hunt.
Patapsco-Wm. Lewis.
Hopdrd-Johm Carson.
lafayette A Clifford.
D7-Tickets, to be had of any of the above namea
Managers or at the doer, 81, admitti gentleman
and two ladies.
REFRESHMENTS will be prepared by the Com
pany.
RtCE's celebrated BAND is engaged. d3l eo4t
E1QUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE so.
e. CiETY. This Society will hold a stated meet.
iag on THURSDAY, 9Th January, and any person de-
sirous OF becoming member of the same, can do so
application to either of the und rsigDed officers.
The terms of membership are only 25 Cts every three
monihs the benefits al the death of member, 81
from each member, to be paid to the widow, orphan
chDdren, or whOmsoever he may will it.
The advantages resulting from membership in this
Society are worthy of serious consideration to men
desiring to make provision for their families after
death; they here offered inducements not TO be AT
tanned in any other way so cheapy
DAVID PAkR, BOND ST. near Pitt
RIB. WARDEN, Aisquith st. opp Douglas.
DAVID P. PAIR, 10 Baltimore street
JOHN w. WOODS, 1874 Baitmore.st
VIM. g. cUNNINGHAM, 257 N. Gay St
J. n. SIMPSON, 254 v. Gayst.
REIN HASLUP, 81 N. Frederick,st
d3l ct J. x. FOREMAN, Cav near Aisuuirh-st
-, =. :, = -, =, 81 ~
WI - ~ n ieu'S sta we u, " VT li"cs
~ a,n sentlrnleh vi n,ilmore lor tlie hoera' p'
uon"se uiey nave oeStoWtd upon her ana pess iehVe
70 INFORM thep, tin, snt wiz le've baltimore on lie
h N January s ior WaSnhston She WIZ remain AZ
no 10, fti STREET., I'LL lUth january, where sue
y ptepaeu w receive ui.m enc WIZ, by Her uhife'-
sa'iy nrKno"Iedsen skill III rhfehoi"ey, rNsiooN
talents, of their leading transactions of the past the
present, and the future, as if she had known them
from birth She neither wishes to know the maine
nor age, but guarantees that all who visit her will not
regret it.
q lady. f27-2w'
x1URTSps,AS PFC AIS E,NTs 10 he r,ncInber-
) eJ thrnu,b he whole voar aud ,,,hn, mnrn s,l,
,h. for nr.sent m n YouHr adv thar ei,her of ,ne
CniIoy;rg par;od;caIs viz.
code; / a,Jv,s Ruok a. nor year
Cr.hsm,s W,c,1ipr do
Columbian Mapazine q do
Tadi National Magayine do
Arthur,s Map,zine o do
p;n,,,ri,l vVo,Id a do
nrs l,oIl and enhscy;he N doy at
w w NJ UAPRI3nN,s aaN c.v-.,
Mr. DaIiver.d in nnv mar, Of rho ci,v fr.r ri; ,y
ira charge, G21
a tHRlSIMAS SOotAS-ln all their varieties,
W al 10" prices tor Cash.
ANIMALS, &c.-Leafets o. Memory, spenuiu
ensravings, elegantly bonnd, morocco gilt "a So
Friendships Ofefing ior 1919 embellished with mae
eneraVlngS ~ 25 Religious souvenir iof 1919, spen-
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SILKS AND OTHER FANCY GOODS.
A the season is far advanced, the subscribers are
IA determined to offer their stock of SILKS and
other Rich Goods, at very reduced prices Among
The Silks are rch Fancy striped, CameIion, figured,
pain. sc. Black aud blue blk Silks.
CASHMERES and Mouslne de LANES.
French MERINn (mode colurs)
PLAID CLOAKINGS
Cold FLORGNCES, for Lining, &c.
REVERE and hesmtitchd Lawn and |, C. Hdkfs
Cnrdrred. hordered Linen Cambria HDKFS.
GLOVES, SC. &C. Together with general as
sotiment of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, to
which they invite the attention of purchasers.
r. McELDOWNEY l. CO.,
No. 1853 Ba tm0re-
js3 between Calvert and LIGHT streets.
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MUFFS! MUFFSM MUFFS.!!
u HAVE ON HAND very good assortment of
Natural and Tip't Gennctt, Sable, Comey, and Sy-
beran Squirrel MUFFS, together with an Invoice of
Natural and Lustred Lynx MUFFS received from N.
York during the present week, which will sell at
cash in order to reduce my stock
n3-Purchasers wishing bargains arc invited to call
early. G. ]. HOPKINS,
jail tJ6t S.W. corner Market and Charles-sts.
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LATEST DATES.
London, ..Dcc'r Canton, ........"Aug't ~
Liverpool, ......D Deer Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 9
Havrc,. ...... Deer New Oileans,... dec. 26
LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE BEADING ROOMS.
For Bremen-SRip Marianne, s0on.
MARINE LiST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
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TENO CARPENTERS OR BUILDERS
For Sale or Lease, the entire Lot of Ground
situated on West side Of South Charles ST., oppo ite
the State Tobacco Warehouse. For terms apply to
GEORGE w. COX,
Ja3-e04c No. South Liberty ST.
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ELY WHEEL WANTED. Wantel to par
~ chase, Fly Wheel, from to 81 feet in diane
ter, weighing from $50 to 300 lbs. Apply to
JAMES NJ. HAIG, 1871 Baltimore 81
az -Four S9ors above Soxtk ST.
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stock will sell at reduced prices. Those in want
would do well to call at 3~ HARRISON STREET,
or at the corner Of Pitt and Exeter.
ny- MEASURED WORK done as usual on the
lowest terms. d3l-lm
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| fNHRISPNAS PIshiS 4INTs 10 BIZ remember
| " ed through the whole year, and what more suit
able for present to 4 Young Lady than either of the
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Iran, OF News. There Is ere 81 clea.anCes
at Boston on Saturday, being the greatest
number ever cleared al that port IA one day.
Snow to the depth of 10 inches fell at
Elstport, Me, on Tuesday of last week.
The steamship Cambria, from Boston for LiY-
erpool, arrived at illlt4X on the 8lh inst
There we're IL deaths in New York last week;
5 by small pox, 20 b. consumption, 81 by in
Examinations. decrease in the receipt:
of the New York post Office SO far, is about
hrcc-flhs.---Thore are ll0 Banks in Mas
aachusetts. ---lobolt Miller has been arrested
in New York tor having two wives.---The
Native Americans Of New York are about pre-
scntin@ Dr. Reese with handsome piece d
plato--Wm. Meats formerly of Washing
ton county, Md, died suddenly in Ogle county
Ill.,, recently.--Thero were So deaths in Bos.
ton last week.
IlUSG. Daniel MlgTalh, murderer, was
executed in Van Wart county, Ohio, on the Sd
inst.
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u-CORoNER'S OFFICE, No. las NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly

@3-TO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE. The
MIL FOR D Bard respectfully informs the citizens
now in the press of Mr. John Murphy, of Baltimore
street, work of about 300 pages, which will contain
his poetcal and prose writings on moral, sentimental,
patriotic and humorous subjects. The author part'c
uarly appeals 10 the ladies for patronage at whose
suggestion the work has been gotten ap 1t will con
tain engraved likeness of the author, besides ether
embellishments, and will be handsomely bound in
embossed cloth, at 81 per copy, payable cn the deiiv
cry Of the work. '-.'..t
The author, having reformed his life in toto, s de-
sirous fgeng start in the world that he mag rem
der himself useful to his fellow men
A few copies will be bouae in very superior style,
for Christmas and New Years resents, al 81 5o and
g. so per volume.
Those who would encourage native author in
well doing, will please leave their al the office
of the Baltimore Clipper, stating the price at VIII
inv suhscribe ole
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CALVERT HALL.

EBRpGRAM Me or MISS DELCY'S VOCAL
I. CONCERT, on THIS lTturSday) EVENING
Oe' 5hHr l5ij, on which occasion she will be assist
I'd By mir. 4. GARDNER, Tenor, from the London
Theatres, and Mr.. BROTGH, his first appearance
hey" 'or several years. Et5~ Mr.. MULLER will pre-
sidc AZ the Piano Forte.
PART I.
/. FayOrite Giee- Blow gentle galeS-Mias
De!cy, Messrs. Gardner ard Brough, Bishop.
,. Ha,iad-lhgre was time-Mr Gardner, Knight.
). Cava'ina from S0mnaIHbula-Dearastco com
panons-Miss DelcY, Belini
4. Song" Beautiful day'-Mr. BrOugh, Benedict
). Scotch SONG irst time here 'slm but
Lasse young ye ken"-Miss Delcy, Games.
o. Durt-Life is hut Summer day-Messrs.
Gardser and BrOugh, Wade.
I. Celebrated Finale tIom CIndere,ia-"N0w
wnh gnef'-Miss Delcy, Rossini.
PART II,
/. Descriptive Song-The Admiral and Shark
-Mr, Blough. Phillips,
J, Comic Scotch Baad-Last May Draw
wo0'rr-Miss DeIcy.
3. 3'lGnade from Don PasQuaIe-- first time
here con Summer Nisat"-Mt. Gard
ner, Donize:ti.
4, Duet-lye wandered in dteams-.-Mss
Delcy and Mr.. Gardner, Wade.
5, Buffo SongThe Monks of old-Mr.
Brough, Glover.
s. New Bal!ad-"saueen OF The Muy''-Miss
Deley, Arkwright.
:. Finale Italian Glee--X,ti, Xitti-Mss Del
cy. Messrs, Gardner and Brough, Rossin
The Concert Will commence at 9 O'Clock prccigeIy
Tickets FIFTY CENTS each, to be had al Robin
sons Library, al the Music Stores and at the door on
the evening OF the performance. Il
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The Swiss BELL RINGERS. The first concert of
these extraordinary performers took place last evening
at the Saloon of the Assembly Rooms and was large
ly and fashonably attended. The vocal abilities of
Miss Hiffert are of the highest order. Der singing
gave great satisfaction. They will give another con-
cert to night and advise visitors go early; for
Notwithstanding The capacity of the Saloon, will
doubtless be filled to overlooking.
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nR. 8HATNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
H. WILD CHERRY, THE GREAT RElFEDF

NR. S"AYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
~ WILD CHERRY. THE GREAT RENE DY
FOR CONSUMPTION,
This ''Celcbrated Remedy has now by is intgir-
sic virtues, acquired celebrity which can never g.,
shaken by the many quack "NostrumsO with VIII cL
the country abOunds. The public are fast learrDg
that tins IS the only remedy that can be relied rpon
tor the speedy and permanent cure of all Diseases OF
the husEs. Wherever persons are afflicted wiki
Coughs, Colds Splitting Gl Blood, Asthma, Broneh5
ts, Inflammation OF the Lungs, Difficulty of Breath
ing, Soreness and Pain in the Chest Group and De
rangemcnt Of the Liver Broken Constitution &c .
this medicine will hC fOgad an invaluable remodv-
II is literally sweeping CONSUMPTION from the land
wherever il is introduced and becomes known, ali
others dYSindlC ut0 ln-ignfcancc; the public hay,.
been ''humbueged' long enough, and now resort 10
medicine whcA the testimony Of the most eminent
physicians in The land has placed above the reach OF
criticism. itrequifes no bostefing up BIZ publishing
columns OF forged ceriCatGsbUt it is enough 10 let
me pubic know where 1t can be obtained, and one
tEai VIII convince all Of lis great efficacy in curing
those distressing diseases above named which have
0afiied the skill OF the most learned practitioners for
ages heretofore. DR.. SWAYNE'S GOMPouED SYRUP OF
VILE CHERRY, was the fist preparation from that
valuable tree, that was ever introduced to the public,
and ample proof is afforded of its success, by the
country being Hooded with "BalsaMs, ;" "Candes,"
and "MiNtures" of Wild Cherry, not one of which Is
prepared by regular physician. Therefore. the pub
lie should be on their guard and not have worthless
mixture painted upon them for the oRIsISAL and GEN
uINE preparation, which is only prepared by Doctor
SwAYNE, at the n. w, corner OF EIGHTH u RACE
SITS, Philadelphia
For sale by regularly appointed Agents in all the
principal towns in the United States.
BGAsnore .7gentS-l. p. Cook, No Is Baltimore St;
Stabler & Candy, Pratt street wharf; ]. w & n. w.
Davis, No 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .fsents-R Farnham, Washington, D. c.;
VIM. Staber s. Bro, Alexandra. D. c.; George NJ,
SothorOn, Georgetown. o30-tAp6r
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STAaMERIsG AND SUFFERING CURED. We refer
the reader to the certificate in our advertising CO.
lumns, from one Of our most eminent citizens, in
lation TO two cases of siammerins cured by Dr. John
Mays. II deserves the attention of all afflicted with
this unpleasant, hndrance Of speech. DR.. Mays can
be found at The Globe Inn.
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From the Republican and Arms. :

33-TOBACCU has been used ever saca the DAYS
OF Sir Water Raleigh, by the high and the low the
itch and the poor the king and the beggay; indeed its
consumption mas become so general that is hard to
For ourselves we prefer lch Cigar. All, there they
are! box of the agreeable deluders-BOOTH,S
BEST. Boy, light match, so that we can luxuriate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for COPY PnF,
FuFY.! PUFFn An BOOTH knows how 70 make
them. If any Of our readers wish enjoy Them
selves, as we NOW are doing, would recommend
them 10 the ''YELLow HOUSE," at the Hanover Mar
ket--rght on the C39-tfr
0(3- REMOVAL. DOCTOR TANNER has re
moved his Residence and Office from No 81 Fayeue
st,eet to No.45 EAST LOMBARD STREET, south
side,l between High and Exeter streets.
TO- See advertisement. o23-lw-
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NAVAL Abrams. \ correspondent of the
Philadelphia American says: Com. Parker, it
is understood, is 10 have the Boston Yard, Com.
Perry the West India Station, and Com. Jones
the African squadron The Congress to be the
flag ship Of the Pacific station and Com Bolton
is to 90 to the Mediterranean. The orders for
the return of the frgato Cumberland have been
revoked. She will finish her cruise. and be re-
licyed by the flag ship of Com. Bolton.
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DRAru ON THE PALE HORSE. Mr. Peck, as we IN
derstabd, is not going to exhibit this picture in our
city. We think this 10 be a wrong conclusion. The
curiosity TO see the painting at this time would be very
great, especially as so much qualification has
been received by thousands of our citizens of late, in
examining the painting of Chris, Healing the Sick.
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NO DR.. ELIJAH PRATT'S PATENT ARTIFI-
CIAL NIPPLES-Palented july 4th, l3i5-Is now
offered the public for the fist time in this city, as
q certain remedy in the following distressing cases,
viz: Where the nipple is entirely warrington being
inverted or where it has come off by the child nurs-
ing upon it--where II is excoriaed or sore, or the
chds mouth is In all the above the child
will with perfect 10 itself and the mother
The names of number of medical men, who have
applied it in practice and have given the proprietor
permission refer 10 them, may be seen on appliea
ton TO ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Market streets,
oS-ln Wholesale and Retail Agents for Bait,
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GREAT VERDICT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
AT the late Circuit Court, held at Whteplains,
Westchester county, n. Y, Miss Conklin, a
lady rising forty years Of age, obtained YER
dict of forty thousand dollars against Mr.. Add-
son Hill, Of about the same age, for breach of
promise Of marriage.
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DIED IN A Poor House.. John McAuley,
an only son of honorable parents and a gradu-
ats Of Princeton College, died in the Orange
County Poor House on the 2lst inst, aged So
years. He is said to have been wit and ha-
morst and the love of company and drink ap-
pears TO have been bis ruin. He was in the
army during the last war.
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MISSIONARY MEETING. A missionary meeting of a
highly interesting character will take place this even
ing in the High street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Bishop James and the Rev. Mcssrs. Benham and Will
lams, missionaries their way 10 Africa will be pre-
sent and address The meeting.
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GRAND Vocal EHrfRTAiSHEsT. a grand Vocal
Entertainment will be given this evening al the Cal
vert Hall, by Miss Decy, OF the English Opera troupe.
She will be assisted by Mr. Gardner from the London
Theatres and Mr.. Broush, his first appearance here
for many years. Prof. Muller will preside al the Pr
aAo Forte. For particulars, see programme.
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OUR Book TABLE. Messrs. Taylor, Wilde 4 Co.,
have laid on table the following pub Iications:
Theirs Life of Napoleon No. s. This interesting
History oftha Consulate and Empire under Napoleon,
is published at the cheap pice Of l2k cents per num-
ber-to be complete in ten numbers,
Memoirs q IN .4mcrcaa Ladg, with sketches of
Manners and Scenery in America, as they existed
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