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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-16

THE CIRCUs-FTSt appearance of JJe SUcency-
This celebrated performer on the Banjo, and Frank
Brewer, the original Bone Castinet performers who
have lust returned from Europe, where they have
gained the greatest reputation of any performers in
their line have been engaged by the propretors and
will make their first appearance this evening. Mr. c..
]. Rogers, the great Dramatic Equestrian, will also
anpear in some of his favode acts. There will doubt
less he another crowded pavilion: Old Joe Sweeney's
name alone being sufficient TO fill ii.
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WYNN. Il. EEGVLI.

wts"ty; WW. II, Il EGVIL.
.SassS4s8 FASHIONABLE ASp PRACTICAL Halter,
$500 50 BALTIMORE STREET,
E#6suSNytA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing
- >Stlat owing to the great number he sells
he is at all times enabled 10 furnish Fashionable Has
of aqiiy SUPERIOR for the price to any other eStab
Shntnt III the CITY, of any shape description now
worn, viz SIh, Aoicshi, h,sssia Cashmere Nlttrc
and Bearcr. Also, CAPS of all kinds Gentlemen
can always see
A RILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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NNhGoN FOR SALE. The subscriber has
w good second hand narrow wheel WAGON
which he viii dispose of on very liberal terms.
EDWARD GRIMES.
No iSl west Baltimore street.
ol61t+ n few doors east of Pine ST.
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COLLISION AT SEA-REcKLEss CoNDUCT OF
A CAPTAIN. The ship Sardinia, Capt. Foster,
arrived at Boston from Liverpool, on Friday,
Vie lG;h inst In conversation with some Of
the crew, who appear to be men Of intelligence
and Responsibility, we learn, says the Boston
Times, that OH the night of the eth inst, about
midnight, and when in the vicinity of George S
and New Foundland Banks. the Sardinia came
violently in collision with an unknown brig,
which appeared to be crossing her bow, carry
ing away her fore topmast, and the ships fore
yard. The uight was clear and the sea smooth
az the time, and the ship was sailing knots
an hour. The brig was struck in the fore
chains, with sufficient force to have sunk her
instantly, had the blow been received amid
ships. Immediately after the collision, cries
were heard of "save us, save us and the pas
sengers of the ship urged Capt. Foster to stop
the vessel and ascertain the extent Of the iniu-
nv, but he obstnately refused to do so, and with
and oath, ordered the men to put on more sail;
which order was obcyed. The Sardinia had
3 large boats, and the hands were anxious to
man them aud 90 to the relief of the sufferers
but thef humane feeling could not be gratiiied
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-16

NOTICE. The undersigned being about to re-
~ move from the city, earnestly requests all per
sons indebted to him to make early settlement of
their accounts with MIR, SAMUEL GUEST, my au-
thOrzed Agent and Collector, as am very socitous
that he May be in funds to settle all claims coming
against me in due tuIe.
o6eOl2t' SAMUEL, X, JENNINGS.
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HbUBLiC SCHOOL No. 10. This School
Il will open for female children on MONDAY, the
Goth October, at o'clock A. NJ The location of this
School, about being opened in the Methodist Chapel
Light street, Federal Hill, renders it very desirable to
parents and guardians in That ncghhDhood, 10 have
their children educated. The terms are 81 quarterly
in advance; Books and Stationery found by the Cor
poraton. Principal, Miss SUSAN JOHNSTON.
The Commissioners will attend on this occasion TO
grant pGrmi for entrance. BY order,
j. w, TiLYARD, Clerk
ol6-6t of the Com of p. s.
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N7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l25 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north OF Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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Eshla, TO LET. a three story Brick Dwell
Sia.,,l LING, with passage, stable and hydrant IN
Hisii; the yard, III good order, situate in Lombard
BaA..I street, (sou,h sde) third house east of High
street, will be let TO good tenant. Inquire of
MOSES A. DYSART, No. 1872 Canal-st.,
ole eO4t doors from Monumpnt-st.
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VIOLATIONS OF LAW. The sentence of two
Of the anti-renters to be hanged, and the con-
iincmont of Others in prison, some for life, and
others for different terms, will probably have
the effect of quellng the riotous spirit which
has disgraced portions Of the State of n. York
for many months past; and we hope may have
some influence in restraining the rotously dis
posed IN other parts Of Our country-lor, unfor-
:unately for the peace and tranquility of soce-
ty, this disposition is too prevalent in all di-
rections.
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CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. Mr.. Aarris informs
us that he will open this painting for exhibition to-
night AT the Masonic Hall, and will deliver descrie-
tive lecture upon the same commencing at y O'Clock
Mr. Moris's lecture is highly spoken of by the New
York papers, and the subject of Christ Healing the
Sick is as magnificent it is sublime and vaIuahe.-
The following take frOm the New York Evange-
list Mr. j. Morris who has visited our city in charge
of this moral work, delivers lectures upon the char
acters and subject, highly instructive. These lectures
afford Qualification and delight while gazing upon the
scene aud are indispensaby Hece ssary to those who
are not aecustomedto viewing large pictures; they
cultivate and enlightel the mni, and are listened to
with interest by the intelligent. His versatility of
power consists in rplyas remarks upon the subject,
conducive the better feelings of ournaturc and leads
lis on to varied and beautiful i'm; gnatons of scene
of reality The more polished and discerning the
community in which they are delivered, the more
highly the remarks and their author will be apprCciat
cd II has rarely been pleasure 10 witness rich
er treat than the first night of its opening. Amidst
some four hundred citizens, examined the superb
orty and excellence of the merits of the great pain
Ter to our admiration and satisfaction Truly elo-
nuent is the sight, if rightly understood and appreeia-
ted ltis production the most important and useful
to every Christian No gentleman or lady should ne
elect to visit wherever this prince of subjects may be
exhibited
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EMOyAT, MEDCALFE, sPiCER s. co ,
kG, have removed their STOCK and EA CH.dNGE
OFFICE, to No. 224 BA TIMOaE STREET 0nonIi
side, Sd door east of Charles-st. oii-ft
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Drp Vcoos.
NEW FASHIONABLE FALL Gool


THE II B>SklbLR has at opened q .rge assortment
i q Fashionable French. 2 gh, Ge-rnan. scotch and
Ar--ric-n Dry toc- also i1is Sai1 sud Care shaw
ar scarf. Cared >Lks >sfIs. Crares, &c
Re-il-f-, -trsreer-, ,rers AID tho-e Tx w.fe VII
ind -i-ir 81 tu's-r tl examine a- s ssfah
.rrr before r-sirc heir purchases among ,helr sss0
vii - orr -cTs-a re<s-of -iyi-- 81 rair
zs-rerv urst.sg lirh 11.r NJ. $50 sew
rich s-rpe. sace oanre. shaded ami frei do
al The desirable ~ r.
Bisck srt ssrs o. al vsr'er for dresses SRI
a.. fsured md pam rng sss. a. the Different snli-s To-
Ola sks srt ssins-A article Psri. embroidery OF
III ct .tyss embroidered srsr and dresses: th-e.t .ri
cotton aces, fro- Two cests % = pr yard.
Frrbroi 1ersd revsr snd AZ linen cArhrc hsnkerch
In en- lawns sni reu cambncs book. Swiss Tartan and
vs1o,1s Styles ofur-rs-
Frerrh Tibet rnerino German do Ergsh ueriro slp.ccs
arr Orleans cloths Of every color
Black bomhaznes. De aires. Il Tor moirrir-.
Cashmere shaws long and square. from : = % >7n
P.rs -f7-s nous de lanes; Cashmere cess-t-coak
- Pan. and Lyons veves carssk linens linen ani cot
sh.etrgs ant shrnss. blankets counterpsnes hAnnes
&c cloths cseres ss,irets, ves,rss ard Other goods
for grrtefner's
Pislds for clalcren-
argc stock Of domestic goods Which the attention OF
The public q respectfully invited.
MABBETT, MULLlGAN co.
sis WE" 2 t@---nSvirn--f acl II Barcayst
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COMPARISONS NOT ALWAYS oDlous.

Whcis the down Of an ostrich plume.
White Ia the lesfy lotus bloom;
White are the tnow flakes ere they fall -
But my Msry's skin 10 whittier than ali
Red was the east ere the sun uprose
Redly tie lava In Etns slows;
ked IL The rose whence the hum bird sips;-
But redder my MsTy's cheeks and lips
Black 10 tia ravens glossy wing;
Blsk 10 the hue OF an fthiop Ring
BlscA 10 the mourngul funeral pail -
But my Mary's hair il blscker than all!
The use Of Gouraads famous Italian Medicated Soap viii
fesn'ey ensure to any lazy gentleman the luxury OF
s o. such n-tnre as 70 completely remove erysipe,s.
osness, Tou hness, any other impurities To
old, which can be used with either hard salt water p.
Lsess snei with annoying growth Of hair upon their
lpef Ap arms, temples, &C completely eradicate the
asaoce 10y The use Of Gourauds Poudrrs Subtles Gou
aug Liquid Vegetable Rouge is magnificent preparation
npsfnog 10 pale cheeks and lips permanent rosy hue
v0sads Usesn Hai. Dye Is the only article which Will
sa'ey change the color OF red, light, OF gray hair 10
yer ard glossy black
10 Consequence OF the many decepos practsed. pur-
ns should be extremely cautious 10 procure these inds
Eaof toilet preparations at DR. Felix Go0raad's only
'opo'ed Waker-st hrst store from Broadway.
,set>IS-Auttle Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia +;
so'aAn. MlksL Boston, Carleton Co. Lowell; Ives,
seem W L. Gegri.h, New Bedford Guild, Bangor; Bliss.
pgshs ned Green Co Worcester; Myers. New Haven
~, hartford, Bsck1s Ball, Troy; Pierce, Sianw *
49, Aiesnyi Morse, Lockpou; Storrs, Hudson; Van
'~'~ns New@k and Hein,sh. Lancaster. Pa sl6A
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RICH FALL GOODS

L'OR GENTLEMENs WEAR, now receiving The
Newfork Cash Tailoring Establishment, No. ls7 Broad
way, three doors below tho Franklin House
Ths subscribers receiving their Fall supply III
rch styles French Elastic Cas-meres, and Nesuns- Also,
very patterns Of Crsyss sca and Fancy Dress sc-s
VI every description for Oent-mens wear, To which hoy
would invite the attention oI the public.
Strangers and oss arriving In he city, wishing fall %
partial Outh Will hnd Al this establishment y.ruel.
quIso to complete O-nL.mans Wardrobe u the latest
styles and best fabrics. at TN lowest cash prices
Full furnished few hours notice and for tho
yenisnce OF Customers requiring garments tor nlne1
Keep land assortment " ti~ inject
quality latest styles egps IN every respect 10 those made
ORDER Terms Cash On delivery and no on IA pce-
ani isf J. 4. BOOTH A 90.
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MARRIED:

r,ceu,bridrc Mass. the lith inst BY Rev. G. NJ.
o.aa.L JOHN sCHOULER. Esq Of Yves, Cambridge
MARY NEWTON daughter OF lsaac Newton, Esq Of
Csnbrdge.
a. brooklyn Sept 18Th, by Rev. Mr.. Stone Luther X
xrr,h Esc Counselor II Law. 70 Jane + daughter o;
,1vsr s,e ~srt. Eso both Of this city.
Oa Saturday. 18th. by Rev Mr. Knox. Proctor Scott
,fxes. Orleans to Elizabeth " WATSON Of this city.
A, Palmyra. 4ih. Peter p Huyck 10 Francis c. Miller:
a lanes Tasscll 10 Elizabeth Husker.
AZ Troy vOth samuel A. Norihrup 10 Ann Maria Nor
-. ah George Harris to Elizabeth Van Hagen lltn,
,ohn G. Thompson 10 Anna Thompson
AZ Jamsics t. 18th, William Harrison. O: New York
a. Margaret Thompson.
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACkERS.
rufE subscriber wishes 10 make known 10 ts public al
much " he biscuit and crackers which sold IN THE
city by tho Names are entire different from the SODA
BISCUIT aud SUGAR CRACKERS made At his Bakery,
shich have been used by invads particularly those
suder nom ind gc-on for han twenty with the
5es results. while he Imitation, which be made TO- a
price, though perhaps good FOR person In health
wholly uni FOR the SICK The above BiscUIr and CRAK1ss
also BUrrER Bscvir, Wiss pfscUir BUrrgs CsAcKgss,
WATER Ce.cyERs PiLor and Navy BsEso, all VI the ts
quality, are constantly for sale n the wesnown establish
n-nL rs WashngtO street corner Of Wsrren-s,reel
~ erus rpURAIM TRFADWrIES SON
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THE FAvoRITE MAGAZINE

NNM TAi LOR No Asor House has iBsi received ron
w the Publishers The Columbian Magazine for October
This undoubtedly Of the best numbers OF this deserved
In popular and favore Masaz The style Of the engra
~. cannot be surpassed N fact the metzOnt entitled
Daniel the Lous Den ia worth ne prce OF ih@ mum
her TO say nothing Of beautiful engraving representing
THE Surrende r of the British Washington al forklowr;
and 10 crown these, spended fashion pats FOR l- iai
with music and the usual variety Of literary matter. sub
scrpfiou - year or two copies = sasr uunpris y
: s.aph-ns Price n c-ufs Subscription - year.
Martins Illustrated Family Bible. NO = This number
contains beautifully executed view Oi The aie OF aza
reth-r Price y cents
American Review for september. Price y cents And
al the other and chesp isae % TIE van"u- publishers
~ New York Boston and Phi adePhe As soOn as pub
li-iled. FOR sale " hOlrsae zrd retail. by
- ~. MM TAYLOIl No. Astor Hon-s.
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DIED

Yesterday morning after short and illness in
40 10Th yssT of his age. JAMES II. RUCKEL, eldest
-, Of Philip C. Ruckel, Esq. OF Geneva.
The relations and friends OF the family respectfully
,ved 10 attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
,,on The re,dcnce OF his brothcrinaw T.. Higgins.
"a 3l- Grand. a. corner Of Norfolk.
I'm Monday evening after short but severe illness
WILLIAM PATTES, IN the 5lst year of his age
Nj trends and scquaintsnces the members Of the
p,osuec, Temperance Beneficial Society and the Tenn
er.nce community in general respectfully invited
~ .rtepd his funeral from his late residence - Noroks
on wednesday afternoon. Sept 18th. at o'clock
On Tuesday morning. MARIA LOUISE. infant daugh.
,sr Of Mr. and Mrs Guy Carleton. aged 10 months.
The funeral will take place "Wednesday afternoon At
q o'clock At ~ East Broadway The friends and rra-
rye. a the family respectfully invited to attend.
atEizabeth'own, N. J. on Monday morning, SAMUEL
OAKLEY eyed A. formerly Of New-YOrk.
ri. friends and acquaintance and those of his brother
Jesse Oakley invited 10 attend his funeral without
r,her invitation. from his late residence in Elizabeth
,oun on Wednesday morning.
Hi. remains Will be taken Orange County for inter
rnent
AfDarien Conn at the residence ofhis grand father
John Bell Esq., tho evening 81 the 18th inst in the
2ls gear Of his age JOHN w. BELL, eldest son OF Ja-
cob Bell Of this city
On sunday 18th Joseph r. Hornor. Of Philadelphia, o.
MClntOn. n. Y. 9Th, SAMUEL BINGHAM, a Revou-
,ionsry rOdier. 90.
Al Auburn nh, Jonathan HAYES 81.
Al Genova, 4th Joseph Robson IT,
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~ Union Missionary Society,

nvesay Of this Socey vii be held on "Wednesday the I'm
September In the lions Church. Of Church AMI
Leonard New-YOlk at pact O'Clock In the evening
The Annual Report viii ~ read the Trsasurers account
viii be presented and addresses viii be- made by several
gentlemen
The Board OF Managers viii meet a. ll8 Nasssu-sL op-
pose the American Bible soceys House, the same day at
10 O'Clock
The business meeting of the Society VIII be In lions
Church in the afternoon, at O'Clock precisely
: : JOCELIN,
THOS LAFON, Committee Of
CHAS. y RAY. Arrangements
IL LEWIS TAPPAN.j
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To the Bilious and Dyspepnc these famous W,rfs are u
s,ssf benefit Mrssr> A 3. Sands 20. have male AZ
r,ngenents whereby receive len fnH-Airy ron n-
Springs and put rxc.1sv-y oy he drrcIions ana no
ever purchase. viii hn1 IN er orsina Strength AM
party They are from the CoSGstss Usio>, IODINE ard
PAVILION Spsinss and a. Hose who wish TO purchase are
sr,-S ~ d-7v sunply some invaits do not wish 10
sye their home dlnn the Summer mouths FOR TIE sPrns-
,nch a. he, ike the water and their orders, sent 10 ue
.ub.crlser. insure immediate sttenriOn ara ne genuine
,r A. tney desire Those who wish 10 purchase should
RENE nb-r ths -, - r
4 K SANDS L co Druggists, rs Brosdwsy, corner Of
,.t..n,,.., IN ths C,r.ni,r Bulti NJ susl lmr,,es
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FINE WATCHES,

LII q STONE established 1882 Is constantly adding TO
Il. hs stock latest styles Of LEVER, LEPiNE and
PLAIN WATCHES CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL CASES,
LOCKETs SPOONS, sc. &c. II. q. SIS cash principle Of
doing burness and with smalfga explains
the cause OF me people eating along TeP when trading
At his store Watches and Jewery carefully repaired. Old
Watches Jeweiry Gold aud Silver taken Ia exchange 81
their full value. Or bough for cash.
HUBBARD @. STONE, 40i Broadway,
tai q,.,y isff Corner Walker street.
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THE LADIES

NATIONAL MAGAZINE Tor OCTOBER l8b-Orginal
4 Embellishments
No The Greek Captive. superb Mezzoini, by Iman
4 Sons.
No 2-Fsl Fashions in Advance, engraved on steel and
coored with fifteen or ginal ace--a splendid number
= 90 per year ub.cn pOnlff cents single lumber for
sale wholesale and retail hy
". II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buidings
l.s. Na-.aust ife the Pax
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rv,- Wc call attention 10 The While Ro.in. Acoho

Gas Burning Fluid Chemical Oh, also 10 The spirit OF TUT
pentine and Cainphtne highly recommended by Prot
Renwick and others costing but half cent An hour Tor
light equal Sperm Candies, advertisements N an
other coumn) all for sale the lowest rates by W. W l.
LIAMS . Wafer-sl 81 oeo4'
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Boston Aurtlon Sales

10y +. r. l. d. RICH, IS and 81 Broad -sueel Boz.
Dion ON WEDNESDAY, sept H.
BOOTS SHOES. and BRO0ANS-l,oto csses Boots,
Shoes and Brogans
ON WEDNESDAY, Oct l.
LEATHER, SKINS, xc--Sole Leather, Upper In ihHs
nnished Calf sheep Morocco add Kid Skins and
oh n the
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ALL THE MAGAZINES FOR OCTOBER.

lust RECElNED-Cra Magazine for October =
beautiful Number Subscription price . year . e.
per Number
Columbian Magazine FOR October. Price, = per year
5 cents per Number
Godey's Ladys Boob for Ocfoher-Wih two beau.sl
Eugravngs. and Fashion Plate. Subscription price -
year; p cents rer single Number.
The Ladie-' National Magazine for Oc'oberAn elegant
Number puon. = per year, l8i single Nunle
" uin'- Illustrated Bible, No. 81 With all De oack Num-
b-rs. Price = cents.
Democratic Review for September. Terms, = a year;
= per Numher.
-Four sets QuaIfiles. Price - cents.
The DrfDmed-By the Author Of Mount sorrel' se-
Price p cents.
The Cruiser: or Thirty Yssrs AgO-By the Author OF
The Trnpp-r, Eugenia. &c. Price l2i cents
Essay. 81 Eiia-By LBmb-Parts !. and H. Price 81
CENTS per Part 80
Brother Angel-An Itslisn Romance. Price 2i cents.
Agnes sere. Price p cents.
Hafpers b ble-No. &C. Price . cents
Disease. Of the Sexual Sysiem-By Ed II. Dixon, VI D.
~ New York-Corfaning the symptoms and Treatment o
Fxce.. and every snown Disease. The Boston Medical
AID surgical Journal New-Nork Evening Post and The
Tribune have all expressed their highest opinion Of n-
work ~. II. GRAHAM, T'iture Buildings. sl7
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HIGHLY PERFUMED SOAPS.

az Uue OF The Rrenf rtQuI-Itts N FIr-tI'lI.
hn az beauty enOIcr for The San ~ he -ape 81
Refined Soaps Me-srs A. SANS Co have a. -e -
k!nds and quality. A. lis season OF he year noAns
more pres beauty AID health inan frequent ash
IN OF the skin- Soaps ior infants an en- rr Shy r.
commented 70 parents Sold by A 3. SANDS \ ~ 20
Bro.dway, cor. Cham5eis-sL in TIE GrsniIe Beiding.
aII1 lnreolis
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How AKsuRp-To continue to offer with Rheumatism -
Why the Indian Vegetable Elixir ard Ln:ment 10
nfabe cure for the disease 1t found ii p Cortland
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GREAT SEA SERPENT.

NOW ENHIBlTlt 20 for the FIRST ume at the Apollo
Rooms 40 Broad ssy, the skeleton Of the strous
Hydmrgus, Sea Serpent, measuring III feet In
length aud seighng so hs. NE greatest wonder OF the
animal YET dis cred Also lage and accurate
painting of the mammoth Mssourlum found 81 Louis
snJ the great ,Odnn SOih found Buenos Ayres
with natural curios-s from the Western cOnniry-
This proudest Of all animal creation recently
discovered By Dr. A. C. Koch of Germany during geoog
cal research In Alabama Open from A. NJ 10 ~ r NJ
Ado fnncD . cents; children ~ s5 2weotisr
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~ State Assembly Of the United Brothers Of TEN
perance hold Special Meeting this Evening, al o'clock al
the new Hall, corner Broadway and Grsnfst
GEORGE PHILLIPS PARKER, President.
john COOPER Sec'y sl7lt'
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Books.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

GEORGE bARNN ELL. The London Apprentice Tn
VI remarkable wurk desc The, the downward career OF
Young ho !ufeG from The paths OF virtue by IN
ssiucfOus Of prod woman, who leaves him az ~
foot Of the gapwssn awful efson 20 the young IL nos
rrpuhshed IN hard some style FOR twenty five Gently. by
IL 81 BrR0Ess. sTRlNGER co. ~ Brosdway
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" In PHILADELPHIA this work be Obtained of De
Der Co. Ia BosToS Of ReddiDg, Halliburton and other
periodical desers and In other CLUES and of Dealers
In Cheap Literature
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- NIouuf Washington COlles gate Schoo., - West
Washington Place, under The care Oi Messr- HuBBS \
CLARKE, will reopen Thursday, The ih day Of sepem
s., n.xl aul 6wis'
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q Save your money by purchasing Ssrsapailla at 81
cortland 50 cents per bottle and Wistars Bassm OF
Wild Cherry for consumption. issod nj the place.
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Posi- OFFICE, New-York, Sept II. 1915
MGR (.reot We.feru f'rom <cw.A Orl>

LETTERS Will be received This office for the above steamer
until y p NJ Thursday. the slh inst The freight all
per the above sesmer by arrangement win Der
gnee will be D for letters weighing half an
ounce or lees and - GEMS each additional hall ounca
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