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ego. L. b. GRAND BAND OF THE ORDER
OF UNITED BROTHERS. The members are here
by notified attend the regular quarterly meeting of
this Band THIS ('rhursdayl EVENING, at O'Clock,
street BY order, WILLIAM ORR, Sec'y. G, b.
The Joint Committee on Education o. L. B., will
meet at the same place, THIS EVENING, at seven
O'Clock. It
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER s co.
Nn : unIIiAnn -. ID ,ltn

No. Holiday S., Baito
6SHEAP POSTAGE. Distant Adventures are
" reminded that the low rates commence THIS
DAY, July LIST, which we hope may induce them to
try their luck more frequently. Six lotteries are now
drawing in Baltimore every week. Capital prizes
therein from $50 900 $685. 0p, 500 600, $4,000
$4,000, $4,000, $1,000, $1,000, $4,000 The price OF
tickets $40 So, so 81, So S24, S.! 81. Packages
come at $40, $780, $50, $780, 49, So, 49, All letters to
our address on lottery business perfectly confden
tia, and orders attended to with the utmost prompt
and fidelity.
No postage charged on orders sent to this office.
JAMES FLETCHER & CO., Baltimore, Md
1t Agents for the Managers.
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udIVW LUIIVTy, CIass NU' 20 TOT IoIJ'
90 g. 10 | 80 "a 5 I A So l6 ~ 10 SO 4
% and 50, being the LIST and Cd drawn Nos each sIOt
! and 20, being the 3D. and 4th drawn Nos. each 90
81 and 80, being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 90
and 81, being the It'll and sth drawn Nos. each 50
Al and 50, being The 9Th and l0!h; OF Is and ~
being the III and 9th drawn Nos. each 30
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them each 30
All having one only Of the drawn Nos on, 90 10
From the old established House Of
Ii EMORY No. , ". CalYcrt. ST.
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a3-RONOR TO THE ILLUSTRIOUS DEAD
Tho ctizens of Baltimore are requested to assemble
i'll thGir respective wards on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, 10Th instant to appoint five persons from each
ward as delegates to Convention or the purpose oil
forming association to erect a MONUMENT TO
the memory of the PATRIOT and STATESMAN, AN
DREW JACKSON.
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ms-CEHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

93-CHEAP PRINTING, aud PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, atN
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
wAuNorR Ru.Is{ Much larger than any other
'hAt'A'h II hiLl'' Office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc.
indeed it ia needless to cnumerate, "a we are pos
scssei facilities for doing work, in evergtye and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Il l. III A O.,
Noon % phases.
MARRIED.

On the 3D. instant, by the Row Mr.. Beaca, Josgpe
NANDAYIkER to Miss ELIZABETH BARNARD, al! Of
this city.
On the ID inst by the Rev. Mr.. SewelI, THoNAs
BRlrroN, of Queen Anne's county, to SARAE ;, NJ
WILLIE, Of Cecil county.
In Somerset county, t9th ut, by Rev Mr.. Dope,
THoHAs X. MARTIN to MIS- ELIZA PARKS.
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New BEDFORD, Mass. Although this town
may be considered small, numbering only l2,-
900 inhabitants, yet its real estate is valued at
1000, 900, being $1,000 to each man, woman
and child. New Bedford has 24O vessels ell
gagged in the whale fisheries.
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ACCIDENTS. At Bridgeport, Conn, on the
18th, boy named Stevenson, was run over and
killed by CARA brakeman, named
Schacffer, was caught between two cars on the
Reading RAILROAD OH Tuesday, and dangerous
ly injured James McCfacken was danger
ously wounded in Philadelphia on Tuesday, by
the premature explosion of a cannon
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NAVAL, The L. S ship Saratoga, for Pen.
sacola, sailed in company with the Princeton
from Galveston. The St. Mary was to have
sailed on the 26th, for Pensacola, and the L
5. revenue cutter Woodbury., for New Orlean:
in few days. The I. S. frigate Rartan sail
cd from RIO Janeiro for River La Plata, May
90. The u. S. brig Bainbridgc was at Bahia
and the U. S. sloop Of war Boston nthe Rive
La Plata.
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ALEXANDRIA REFECTORY.

a MBfs0SE BALTIMORE begs leave to
"a say that he has resumed possession of the above
establishment, which, together with the BOWLING
SALOON is again entirely under his own CONTROL
His quality Of WINES, LIQUORS, Sc, in which he
defes competition, is too well known to need com
ment and his Lunch uiH be usual His personal
attendance will be given throughout the establish
ment. The public's, pectfuy,
AMBROSE BALTIMORE,
iy5-3t 81 South Charles street.
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WARD MEETSGs-1his EUening. 1t will be seen
by an advertisement in another column of this paper,
that the citizens of Baltimore requested to assem-
bic in their respective wards, this evening, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to meet in conven-
ton, with view to the erection OF monument to
the memory of Gent Andrew Jackson, late President
of the United States The object is worthy the atten
tion OF every lover of Liberty, and wilt no doubt be
heartily responded to.
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FiRE AT Troy. The large Touring mill
gear The dam was burned on Sunday night to-
tretheg with its contents, 1000 bushels Of wheat
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The DEVASTATION OF QUEBEC. The two
fires at Quebec-onc on the 2sth of May and
the other on the 2Sth of June--have almost
swept that city from the face of the earth. In
the two fires, at least 5000 houses were con-
sumed, and 10000 persons rendered houseless.
In the last confagration 500 houses were
burnt and Is blown up.
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d I r ID,

On Tuesday, sth inst atera short but severe illness
OF three days, john bILLEHUNr, son of Ann Mara
ana the late John Peters, aged years and s days.
Oh tue 9th inst. Mrs. ELI2AGETH 70 DLEs.
On Tue h inst OF apoplfXy, in the 67th year of his
age, SAMUEL ROGERS. u native OF Chester England
anu lof me last thirty years resident of Baltimore
On the 9th inst. PETER HERAANGE in the 5Sth yea
OF ms age Tor the last two years a resident of New
York. hut for many years 4 citizen of Baltimore
In washington county, 3Oth ut, Mrs Er1zABPrE
GATHER, III her sd year, reIict of Henry Gather
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10 =. s. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND pGcTuRE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNlCES, &c. &c.
tgJ- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. &c.
Frames re guilt and Plates Inserted in Frames at
apl6d No. / NORTH GAY STREET.
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LIFE OF VIM. Writ. A Baltimore cores
pondent Of the Boston Atlas says that Hon.
yohn P Kennedy is engaged upon a Life of
William Writ
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The GROWTH OF THE WEST, The Missou-
ri Republican, daily paper published at St.
Louis, was commenced thirty-seven years ago,
when the place was a small village with a
few hundred inhabitants. 1t was then printed
on a sheet of foolscap paper, with plea type
st. Louis is now an extensive and prosperous
city, and the Republican 4 large and handsome
Journal What change in thirty seven years!
CONGRESSIONAL Election. The people of
Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and North Ca
rolina are in the midst of spirited canvass for
members of Congress.
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4 MORBID TASTE. A girl named Ann Gray
qsas committed to prison in New York on Mon
day for ling three novels. She was arrest
ed while reading then, in st, Paul's Church
Yard.
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EBURLIC SALES OF THE GRAND CAP
"a ITAL PRIZES with take place at NJ. Doyle's
Capital Prize Depot, No, lii Pratt St, opposite the
Railroad Depot, next to Bradshaw's United States
Hotel. These sales take place every day this week
There were some splendid bargains purchased at this
lucky spot during the last week, and few more cft
of the same kind for this week
THURSDAY, capital $4,000. tickets 50, shares IN
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize sll 900, tickets "a, shares 10
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. The universal avorite, Thomas Thumb
Lottery draws Saturday. Certificates of % wti0es
in this scheme will be issued at the Sl3; - halves a,
&c so, isk on % quarters only So 25. HIRE is SPLEEN
did chance for a small fortune for very small outlay
liberal discount will he paid persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in e greatest variety Of lucky numbers, -
tic package, single ticket sAara All orders, p-.
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
II. DOYLE, 30. IA Pratt street,
1t TRl Opposite y. X O. 7. r. nrn1t,
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AtEHhNnER j. AloehA. MS so"I'''"'
HaS Pres'h'e" u '"' P''''o'"' u '''' '"'''',
states statement .. '''S '"S' a''u o''''''
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asks tue interference Vi o"' goF','''i'''' - ~
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va" wa 49,, y.,.,.,.l H., L,,,i,,,.
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ordorod "a Io,vc the Rc,ublic within epht
I.us -, oo,orl,.;or with ,Yhich order his busi-
....,..,a-t,, ,,.o-o ,or;f,,od and his claim
..:.., A., ',,,,ou,.,,o,,t ,oi, ,,,n,id II; far
..l,. ar H. ,.,;,,,,,,co, ,t,o, no elaine tbe
ir.orfore,co If the American government.
II j. verv certain that our government has
hono,,c,ro f,lod !, ,ha enoro, which &c re-
o,;rod to canso its citizens 10 be respected in
us,co Kendall in his worD, detailing the
arrest and sptfarincs or the Santa Fe traders
states that so different was the treatment of
FoaIisb subjects and American citizens by the
Mex;can antbori,ies that the latter were fire.
o,on1v comnelIad ia seek for safety nv ossom-
~ E,a;;shn,on This IN conseo,orco
g ~, a;a,,-an. ,,,o, oss,,,od ~, tho british
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d1F-I |. o. o. FIR. w. GRAND ENCAMPMENT
OF MARYLAND. The members are hereby notified
that regular quarterly communication will be held
on FRIDAY EVENING. July llth at & O'Clock
iy0 2tt J. e. WATERS, G.. Scribe.
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&OO.OeeO1E,oyR ,s e.; IA Draws nv,;, To,

Consolidated Lottery, class No. SIS Nos, IA drawn
basts, making a rich and splendid scheme.
prize of $20,oON l prize of Gloss
5000 10 " 1000
$500 10 500 &c.
Tickets 35-shares IN proportion.
Risk on package of a6 quarters, $3.50
For prize tickets by the package or single tickets;
apply to the prize vendeis, MILLER \ %.
Corner OF baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, class %, drawn
July 9--lowes prize Sl0
% 81 70 | IS "a 81 Al So l6 d. 70 SO
SPLENDID LUCK AT sCHOoLFIELD s.
y CO.'S YESTERDAY. They sold to NOS I "a 81
a prize of $780, to a citizen. ~
Drawn Nos of Md. Consolidated Lottery class y,
drawn July 9-lowest prize $40, are
SO s.? 70 35 "a 81 AZ IS Is ~ 70 80
Draws TO DAY, the beautiful scheme OF Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class %.
THE CAPITALS ARE; :
prize of sa0,O0O prize of Sl0Ss
5000 10 &c 1000
$500 10 90 SCUM
1Tcxets IS; halves S2i; quarters !; eighths &c
NJ Draws SATURDAY, July H. Md. F. F. Semi
ay class a. Capital $4,000 Tickets ST. share.
in nronoron in which Schoofelf & Co. will sell on
Certificate packages of % whole tickets for only ST.
"a halves st IS, quarters $3 81, eiehths 81 &c.
me- For the high prizes, in packages or single tick
ets call on the ever luc KY
NN' SCHOOLFIELD s. CO,
No. Calvert street, .
II First 0ficettom Baltimore street.
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r EMNN AL.

"a II. EDDY hegs leave 10 announce to the eli
We tzens of Baltimore that he has removed his
PAINTING ROOMS from No. ll2, to No. 239 BALTt-
STREET, doors west of Charles street, over the
store of j. Nesbtt,
His Rooms are now open for VISITORS and at present
contain many specimens Those DESTROYS ofinspect-
ing them, will do well to call soon, as many OF them
will be removed in the course two weeks. lie Will
be happy to receive any orders, which will be execut-
ed with care and fidelity V'-dlW
WATANTED 10 IL aiN'r, Immediately, Three
Wv ROOMS, furnished or uniurnished in the
Heighborhood of Charles Lexington, Saint Paul's
Laae, Fayette. and Calvert north of Baltimore St,
with north light, for which liberal rent VIII be
given immediate aP soT IG EXCHANGE Place.
SITUATION WANTED, by young lady, to
S instruct the French language, she being thorough
w capable in every respect, and can produce highly
respectable city references, and would have no OBJ
lection to go south or west in gentleman family,
or in an institution of youag ladies'. Apply to
jyl0 L. F. SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place.
NT ENITIAN BLINDS. | am now manulac
v turing VENETIAN BLINDS of superior style
and finish, which warrant TO be of the very best ma
terias and workmanship.
Persons wishing something very neat and fine,
should call and examine my NARROW STAT and
Fine Cornice BLINDS They are decidedly the best
Blinds made in this city. Call and see them
Window Shades; Fancy Stick Bnds Green Paint
ed Blinds; Paper Blinds, &c, constantly ON hand.
JOHN e. HOLLAND, 4S N. Gay-st.,
jy7 near the Oed Fellows Hall.
TOLD GUARD, FOE AND VEST CHAINS,
"a Finger Rings, Breastpns, Bracelets, Silver
Spoons Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets;
Casters; Candlesticks; DiXon's hest Britannia pieces
to the set patterns; gold and silver Specacles at
low prices, by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
Jell-eott Water street. second door from Calvert.
ESOR SALE-THREE HANDSOME COUNT
r. Frs; large counter with drawers, mahogany
top; writing Desk; 4 pair of New Doors; Glass
Door; and the Shelving in store No. III Baltimore ST.,
above South. Apply TO the occupants of the store -
They will be sold cheap. fri jyS3t
ESGERTOYS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
h GOOD AND BAD LUCK. Comb. 80 AZ 3D. the
handsome prize Of $3.50, sold by EGERFON in
share ticket Comb. 4 33 %, the grand prize OF
$500, was returned to the Managers for want OF a
purchaser. 1t is singular fact that our returns I'D
this Lottery were under 500, and contained no less
than three good prizes, besides the usual amount Oh
smaller ones, Drawn numbers, ,cass rs, q, are'
90 e. 20 IS "a 81 "A So 10 ~ 10 IS a
THIS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery draws
class Sl-75 Nos. Ia ballots.
prize of s2oooO | prize of Si ,ooa
1000 10 i"ou
&C D S00 10 $780,
Tickets as 0O-shlres in proponoh'
Tickets by the Package or single sf re ol s'e III
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY oFtiCEs,
Conner South ST. and Exchange plaee; OF
!, CORNER Commerce and Pratt streets
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ISLANDS OF Ice. The Halifax Herald says
that the steamship Hibernia from Halifax for
Boston encountered dense fog, and OH the Sc
cond day from Halifax she fell in with immense
fields of floating ice, intercepted with bergs,
some of which were nearly 400 feet above the
tide level; and thus surrounded she very slow
Iy and cautiously advanced for nearly three
days and nights, until at length restored to
open waters. In the memory Of the most can
Gent mariner" no such frozen continents have
been met with at such period of the year, or
in such ATTITUDES. The Hibernia afterwards
spoke, or communicated with, several outward
bound crafts, advising them "to keep we'll to
the southwark of the ice.
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2G-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhl2-ly
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VERMONT. The Wing State Convention has
nominated for Governor, Hon, William Slade,
for Lieut.. Governor, Hon. Horace Eaton; for
Treasurer, John SpauIding, ESQ.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOFS
For AnIsterdaRl-Ship Luconia. 18th inst
For Rotterdam-Ship Dublin, soon.
For HaVre-sbip Leopard, soon.
For Valparaiso, &c.-Barque George & Henn, 10Th
prOXimo
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KILLED By LIGHTNING, Miss Sarah Ann
Huston, an amiable young woman of l6 years,
was killed by lightning in Washington county,
la, on the 18th, while sitting under tree in
company with two little cousins, during a
storm Her face was manglod, one eye torn
on, and her clothes torn 20 lint
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ORDINATION AT TRINITY CHURCH. The
Georgetown Advocate states that the impress
sivo ceremony of administering the sacrament
of holy orders to three several scholastcs OF
Georgetown College, was performed in Trini-
ty Church in that town last Sunday morning,
by the Right Rev. Bishop Fenwick, of Boston,
The novices ordained were Messrs Farley,
Lynch, and McMullin, who are from hence
forth known as among the Rev. Clergy of the
Catholic Church, and, we believe, as members
Of the Society of Iesnita
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FRAUDULENT OPERATIONS. Two men
named Rensselaer, Becker and Rodney Eaton,
have been fully committed in Philadelphia, on
the charge Of conspiring together aud deiraud-
ing certai" Individuals by representing that
they were largely engaged in mercantile bust
ness. Becker represented himself as one OF a
firm in Pittsburgh and referred to house i'll
Water street, puporting to be the establish
ment and firm of A. w. Smith s Co., ofwhch
Eaton was the representative. Large credits
were obtained in consequence of the fattoring
recommendations Of the firm in Water street,
and the fraud fully consummated. There
seems to have been a regular system of opera
tons between fictitious houses in New York.
Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia. Sew
eral other individuals connected with these
transactions are awaiting a judicial investiga-
ton.
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AtOLD PENS! GOLD PENS! A fresh
w supply received this day and for sale by
GABRIEL D. CLARK, Water street,
la,} second door from CayeEt.
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MEMORANDA.
[MHWO rIEINGs NMonY n co. Nl1vER

W eVTIFVI
nl0-3m
FHHEVO THINGS EMORY IL co. NEVER
"a DO!-one is, they never advertise prize as sold
by them which in all probability ncuer in the cjt
The second Is, they never represent themselves
Az nts for J. G. Gregory s Co. when they are only
sub Agents. the firm o. S. Scribncr * Co is the ont,
firm aHh0Tie ed by the Managers o. G.. s. Coz to act
as their Agents for the State of Maryland. EMORY
CO., Sub4gents for the Managers, have their Office
No. North Calvert street, nearly opposite Barnum's
City Hotel, and are emphatcally the Lottery vendors
not only OF this city, but Of the United States We
perceive that the Baltimore correspondents of the "N.
York Courier Inquirer" aud OF the Omitted States
Gazette" Philadelphia, in their letters of the 25th OF
june have made very favorable mention of these dis
tngushcd prizeseerS; and what greatly enhances tie
value of the puff, is, that it was made with no merce-
dents are writers of acknowledg talents, and we
heartily congratulate friends, EMORY & Co. that
they have such able heralds of their already widely
extended fame. IL
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ELoPEMENT or LARGE GANG OF Runaway
NEGROES. The Washington Union says We
learn from police magistrate, that sixty or Sc
ycnty runaways passed through Washington
on Monday night, en- route for Pennsylvania
They have elopod, doubtless, according to
preconcerted arrangement, from the neighbor-
ing counties OF Prince George, Charles, and
ST. Mary's, in Maryland; and are said to be
armed with scythes, bludgeons, and some guns.
They left Washington by the road leading out
through 18th street, and are probably hoping to
make good their escape through the counties of
Montgomery and Frederick, Maryland. We
understand that nearly two hundred citizens Of
Washington and the vicinity have started in
pursuit, who will, doubtless, succeed in secur-
ing most, if not all of them.
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CLEARED,
Brig Susan; LaudCrman, Rio Grande and marke,
VIM. Howell & SON
Schr Nj ssouri, Phillips, Norfolk, Petersburg ana
Richmond, {. Penderaast & Son.
ARRIVED,
BT. brig Somerset, Williams, & DAYS from Detnaya
ia, ballast, JOS G. Yates. Left brig Justina aypoo
for Baltimore, in days.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Hooper, from Gonaivps ggth
uIt. logWood and mahogans, to Jas. Hooper & Sons
Left no American vessels. Passed in the bay OF
Thomas Point ship, probably Stephen Lurman.
from New York
Schr John Emory, Wood, from Alexandria B.dse
to Rose, Merrill & Dodge
Steamer Herald RUSSELL from Norfolk. Saw Of
Mohack bay ship, and ell Sandy Point topsaij
schf., both bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Ships Venice Salter, for Baltimore; and Missssis-
pt, Harvey. for Valparaiso via Baltimore cleared Al
New York 9Th inst.
ship Ocean, Higgins. of Baltimore, cleared az Seu
Orleans Both nit. for Cowes md market
Briggs eagle, FessendcG, from Baltimore arrived az
Boston 9th inst; ToGquin, Young, and New England
McCurdy, from do. do. 9Th Brig Martha Parker and
schr Baker, Crowc for Baltimore, cleared at do. 5th
Brig Boundary, Sumner; schrS Michigan, Terry,
Amelia, Strong and A. Brdsall, Bfdsa from Bait
more, arrived at New YORK eth inst.
Schr Caroline, ---, for Baltimore, sailed from
Eastport 2Sih ut
Schr Bradore, Thompson, from Baltimore, arrived
at Portland 9Th inst
SChr Flor del Mar, Ennear, from Baltimore, arrived
at Newbnryport 9Th inst.
Schrs Trya, Gibbs, from Baltimore, arrived NJ Pro
whence 5th inst and Queen, Rowland, for Baltimore
sailed from do. 9Th
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a UMBEEt, LUMBER, LUMBER.
ii We have on hand a WE'LL SELECTED AND
SEASONED ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER We
name in part: Old Panel; Common: Select Cuttings;
Cuttings; Joist Scantlng; Shingles &c, and all other
kinds suitable for buildings. Also, Cherry; Poplar;
Ash; Sycamore, of all sizes and many other kinds too
numerous to mention. We have for sale on the Falls
about 50 900 feet A CULLlNGS, which we will sell
to shippers or carpenters cheap
D.E.THOMAS & Co,
iyS-3t Falls Aypne
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-10
MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTlMOKr
WEDNESDAY, JULY i845.
FRoMrHE ExcHANeE REApING-Roou noons
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Brig Susan, LaudCrman, Rio Grande and a narke,
VIM. Howell & Son.