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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-13

03-THEATRICALS. Ladies and Gentlemen, of
acknowledged talent, wishing engagements at this
tablishment, will please make instant application at
the EGYPTIAN SALOON in the Odd Fellows Hall,
Gay street. [mhlG-u1 JOHN REEVE.
o. SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION. The
members (mae and female) of all the Sabbath Schools
attached to the METHODIST E. CHURCH in the city
and vicinity of Baltimore, respectfully invited to
attend Convention to be held in the Light street
Church, commencing on THURSDAY EVENING,
18th March, at u O'Clock.
Delegates from distant Schools and all who feel an
interest in the cause, also respectfully and aec-
tionately invited to attend.
The Rev d. P. KIDDgR, editor of the "sunday
School Advocate" will be present and give great in
terest to the meeting Other prominent ministers of
our Church, about to assemble in Conference are also
expected 10 attend and take part in the exercises.
JOHN G. CHAPPELL,) Committee
G. CORKRAN, of
mhS-ot II. G. HILL, J Invitation.
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EM " r y CO.'S. OLD TRICKS. Nc

HNMORY ~ CO.'S. OLD TRICKS. Nos
~ ~ 90 o. the beauty of $4,000, in whole, sold
TO gentleman of this city. Nos. % IS "A, prze of
Sl5G0 in quarter sent to Harrisburg Pa. Nos % "a
% another good prize Of $1,000 in half sent to Al
napos, Md One of $500 in quarter, sold to ci,i-
zen. Emory g. CO. in the way of luck, and no mis-
street.
THIS DAY draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class 375 Nos and Is ballots, with another one OF
those pretty schemes, to he drawn ut A. O'Clock.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
! prize of $lo,oO0 ! prize Of sl25o
$500 ll6m
" 800 1000 sc.
Whole tickets S4-shares in proportion.
Risk OH a package that can draw the five highest
prizes only $3.50
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
IL, drawn March I2-iowest prize S.,
"a % 3S "a IA 26 % Ga 2S 40 Is 50 IS $40
o. Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY 4 Co, No. 2 Caivert-st.,
II Baltimore, Maryland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-13

GUN SCREENS. MRS. MCPHERSON. No. 50
~ North HOWARD ST has just received an as
sortment of Black, Shaded and Plain Sun Screens.
NH 3-d
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EDRILLIANT LUCK AT SCHOOLFIELD &
ND CO.'S YESTERDAY. They sold to Nos Is 50
e., prize of Sl5Oo, sent 10 Harrisburg, Pa Nos %
% 3d. prize of $1,000 sold to patron of this city;
OF $3.50, both sold'to citizens.
Nos Md. Cons. Lottery, class 8, drawn March 10Th.
lowest prize Sc, are
"a o 30 "a "a &c 30 "a % 4s Is SO 6s 500
fh3-Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme Of Md
Consolidated Lottery, class 81 " "
THE CAPITALS ARE;
PRIZE OF Si0,0OO prize of $500
2,oUO " 1000
ma. l,ooo b" SOC &c.
Tickets 81; halves 9; quarters /; eighths SOC.
IN winch Sehoolheld i Co. will sell on certificate
packages of p whole ckes for only $40 halves so.I
quarters Sla 25 For the lucky ones, apply to
SCHOOLGIRLS eco
:, No. l Calvert street,
Frs Office Il ON Baltimore street.
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n CASKS CHAM OMILE FLOWERS, new crop,
II received and for sale by
]. p DE LACOUR,
mhl3 81 359 Market, near Eutaw street.
A MEXICAN SOLID HEADED PINS
N Philadelphia Sand Paper Received and for sale
low, by J. p. DE LACOUR,
mhl35t 359 Market street, near Etrtaw.
HpOBBIN EDGINGS, a handsome assortment,
n ,J nd cnx ala hy
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The CONCERT. The concert given by the
Misses Bramson, on Tuesday evening, was full
and fashonably attended by ladies and gentle
men. There were also present a number Of
small children, who, with the whole audience,
were delighted with the wonderful performances
of these young children upon the Piano. The
singing of the ''amateur young ladies' was
listened to with pleasure, as the applause they
received fully testified. The concert is to be
repeated tomorrow evening, which, no doubt,
the public will be gratitied to learn.
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TENIlE most magnificent article of the season omen
IL ing this day at GARDENERS, No. 1876 Market
street, splendid Printed LINEN ROBES, new and
beautiful article for Ladies' Dresses. [pRl mhl3
DLAID, STRIPED AND FANCY IRISH
n LINENS. Received this day per ship Meta, one
oase OF fancy striped Linens for gentemen's wear at
GARDENERS,
mi rnpl Mn IL -
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$4,000 g 81, s.. 1AS s ssf Fs 1S1y
Err Co., No. Holiday street. Who'll have it?
Besides 300 prizes of $780, 700 prizes of SlO0 Sc SC
rs No lottery, Is ballots Tickets a. halves 9 qrs
Drawn Nos class II, March l2-lowest prize 49,
"a % 80 "a IA 20 % Ga 28s49 Is 50 68 So 6
Three small prizes sold in the above.
$4,000 again TO MORROW for "a.
Orders from all parts of the United States respect
fully solicited Tickets, Shares and Packages in all
the Lotteries now drawing and to be drawn con
stanty on hand at this office. Direct your letters to
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
II Baltimore Md
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q OMETHING SUPERIOR. EMBROID
~ Erred MOURNING LAWNS. MRS NlCKER-
SON, No. 81 North Howard-st. has just received
case of the most Magnificent Embroidered Mourning
Lawns. mhl3-d
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ooooo The route Is through the counties Of Clinton
Franklin and st. Lawrence, the population Of which i
estimated to be from 100000 to 10000. The mineral
wealth OF that section is said to be very great there
ing already in operaonn four ono hundred ano
hty furnaces fogesrolling mills &c Tho manufacturing
and agricultural interests also very extensive These
facts show that the local travel and freight Of the
would be large while the through freight would be i'm
mense as great trade with the West would be- without
douot carried on this road Eastern capitalists
template constructing this road in connection with
capitalists in the Northern pare of this State It would
not be Of much utility until the Ftchburgh and Burlng
ton road is finished and it is not impossible but that the
two roads may be completed simultaneously.
There has been great falling OF in the shipments Of
produce from Buffalo via the canal this season, to
the LIST Of June, compared with last year. Tho cxpora
ton Of nearly every staple article Is less We annex
table showing the shipments east for four seasons
~ pttrr Irwr
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Inc aggregate balance against the United States the
foreign trade OF the past nine years amounts to sis77s
III and the aggregate balance in favor of the United
States to leaving balance against this coun.
try The period included in this statement
covers several of the speculative years. when the impor
tatons had reached higher point than ever before.
The balance against the United for this period is
therefore much greater than would have been had we
included moro time in tables For the last three
years. or since the revulsion in commercial affairs in
1884, the balance on our foreign trade each year. has
been in favor and firm belief that hereafter
We shall in proportion to the trade Of the country ex
port moro and import less The various manufactures
building up in all parts of the country are rapidly sup
plying the domestic demand for merchandise heretofore
Imported for consumption while exporting products
rapidly increasing, We manufacture within
own limits many articles he rcofore furnished by
foreign nations by this not only keeping
out of debt to other countries and keeping within our
selves the value of these manufactures but we are
becoming the creditors of the world In $780, a. 35
80 and 81, our manufacturers unable to compete
with the manufacturers Of Europe notwithstanding, the
protection extended by government in the high tariffs
Of 1928 and 1892 The inflated condition Of the currency
and the system ofcredits at that tme completely an.
nucd the protective features of the tariff and filed our
markets with the fabrics of European manufactures
Since the explosion Of the inflated system thanking and
of credits and the establishment of sound currency
the manufacturing interests Of this country have been
steadily improving. We now consider them settled
upon solid basis, which any reduction modification
ofthe tariff cannot weaken. few years will suffice to
destroy the markets in this country for foreign manuac
lures when the little difference in the principles of the
great parties of this Union in relation to the tariff
will disappear and all sections Of tho country will be
united in perfcctng system, extending equal ad
vantages to all interests.
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THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY

THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY
* ;s the :esP Of The
enEers by the ship Mercy wrecked on the Jersey Shore GU
''s r q the aIs! May lat
wsdxmsa. .hp.e cadence who so ksdy aud LIBERAL,
ubserib~d ~ aid OF this object To helpless
hey exposed through their experience objects ,h AZ
peal to The sympathirs OF the AID the Soc,efv FROM
daesd rsy with coaGdsace Oh the aa If E ~
liable 10 mitigate and trusts finally abolish m.ny xx
JOHN MANSiN ScIfTa sssa;sl fe 81 '$s
49,, a. X Sog j. o Z 6PS9SS5Es Secretaries.
81, wiI%o,a.s Priests Mount ssS, Felix Iasoasby. sa5
fnomas HUT So Joseph Stuart sO John Ghon o sands
JONI ss Wc s5srd SUE Baud
SlQ psto = Stewart $40; = lillian. $40; Draper, Dtas
ss S GS ss sniS TsasS "a 81 s
81 JOHN % REID. Ss S s0 C.. IS SIS Is
g. Dse 81 ,S.r Srs Cleric s; 81 }Sh Mas
Mcbride, Jr S.; Maxwell Co. IS; Dudley fer.se, ST. Mr.
s Asa s. .a s s.; J a
Benson $; Francis Mann, S.; john Don s5 Jas Hunter
A ss%ss FG sssSGo 81 !. aosHh s. Gibson
rAS%f, aS1 e. Eo NSsss ST. 81
5 Rs3: Nsf Ts; s. 81 I %
smiSh 81; Mr. Shepherd ST Captain Wiley Warner
Nj 81 81 mr. ST. Ns Gray
sn 0Brea 81; NJ Gmartin 81: Nj. j. Coanor 81: James
c hn e. Ell G Nssy Ea sy,
81; VIM Ksnna 81; Hugh Cassidy. 81 Fis. Gsa Iy 81
eHS son Nj s. s do g. H bs7i
t.s a.. 81 siSsG:ed Ey Mr. MeNs2 zom the
stone yard So 73 sundry smfl sums S21S55i JUG fm
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We annex table giving the value of merchandise ex-
ported from the United States in lsal 49, 49, and 1884,
distinguishing tho amount shipped to each country with
which we have any trade The aggregate value of our
exports in 1913 and 1884, much less than in ls4 and
1872 Our export trade with the North of Europe has
within the past two years, been limited compared with
previous years. The value of exports to China in
1874 not onehaf the value of those for the previous
nine months ending Juno sOth, 1884, Our export trade
with Cuba and Brazil compared with last year, has in
creased but compared with the two previous years,
there has been quite falling off,
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New Stock Exchanre.


BRoKrR's DoARp, June 10 shares Nashua and Lowell Rr
i2 10 Eastern RR, iI21s Western RR, I0Ia 20 do 0454
q Needing ~ b@lw IA Is do 2iss 2' wilmington kk
do 0s. 100 do bo3d 70,a 100 do 7 so do so2r 7O $1,000
Heading kIt bonds, 1850, so5d, 6lsl
Aucrov-7 shares East Boston Go, sl3 per share; u
Old Colony RR, per Ct adv; Boston Lowell par 00
2a ady; q Portland Saeo and Portsmouth do, sdvi
G'er DO is per & say % MeG and Wore do SCH per
do; Boston Mnf Co ei 900 5000 do 20 Aichan Bf soa
per adv Granite do S99s 9sts per sh; h,wmt do
sos do; Columbian do sdy nsmilton do x do; 10
do, PAR co. s6 62 Nashua aud Lowell Ri 25ln Per
81 ady; . Boston Wore do, 1911 per ct adv.
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oa .s sskE Is, siS b. W.. s,ss
Riding school. aos Bowery. IS ssssc
PONY AND HARNESS FOR SALE
Sss r2s3 ss ss js n.s h s g.
the saddle Enquire at Hawks Ls,
MRS CAUDLE'S CURTAIN LECTURES.
JUST I rvpLIshEp. : WI TAILoRs, No A.,o.
S Ssys s syss il .d h eouTy Price OK esa This The
Time Works Wonders by Douglass Jerrod author Of tbs far
No Newell. Of Gasson BY tie author Of Charles osa
New Edo Of the following Colonel jack by the author
OF h Obj Ns. CrsoT. Price 2 cent?
W, s;s; rs i;s: s
AID IL AID cheap publications for sale wholesale or
ls ssi%o''F'' Y w TAYLOR No Aston House.
A pIsJ{S es rs rl MsT soy . GsSdzs
BY WiSsHssre ER's j a9 aNS STREET,
And sol. saf 4 q al r he B09dh ass
MRS cAUpIEss c6 Jf"l; fS" TEXTURES.
Wiih Illustrated Titles.
This is book which will be speedily devoured by every
inS,Saat of,hs popaloas sias Of aud
coming nstarasfd citizens Of that and happy III com
ST; !; s.s
No. Xxx Of WineIsstsrs' Edition,
THE TWIN Sb Z HIVE .. inv,
This number contains eight new chapters. being two
THE sn caNL tsia TG Ihs1 cao%sRA
with ,. ss s tssw y ssy and the
fR HTs9i! s 81 cES Sasssl
another tbeing the fourth edition Of the First
Volume price 80 cents. 1t sells like wildhe.
n Fsw Days.
TRAVELS N s WEDEN;
By the Go, Counties ties Hahn Hahn.
All cheap books for sale, wholesale BY
USEFUL BOOKS.
7R-dvELLERSSo TTB i5gSE,SS No. VIII containing
EVENTFUL LIFE OF SOLDIER.
This the personal narrative Of Sergeant in the Ninety fourth
Scots Brigade Wa a e hs EarsS assr, e service in the
and adventures in other Of the world Perhaps
LIFE IN THE RANKS
forthcoming immediately No. VIII of the Home aud Ira.
oy and adGy Soh Da ffe % the Oregon Ter
No l-Contains Texas and the Gulf Of Mexico-Pce Is
cents
No No s-hs Eus,hwsman IL = Egyrt.as cents
No 4-Sketches Of mposture. Credulity and Decepons
No 1.-The Opium War IN China rs cents;
1ss sd shs Irish By the author
These books also neatly bound for SIX cents, and form
collection for libraries and Others who wish books
For sale hy BURGESS, sTRINGER & Co., and other
book.rIlers IN this city. is 2tgbz
states Publishing Establishment, 2sa Broadway, new
RED RUPERT,
THE AMERICAN BUCANNlER;
a Tale Of The Spanish Indies.
By Lieutenant Murray For sale all the Periodical Depo-
jus 3tsodsrc Publisher
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRISTIES' MAGNETIC FLUID.
A N ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside, in
"A relation this new and discovery in medical
science The Object in referring the public
against spurious limitations which entirely devoid Of gal
yaac i9pencs and without beneficial effect
GtLVANIC RINGS to promote their more effective action
and to direct the gavmc the particular portions
states. IS at M 1874 FULTON sIREET, a few door. from
authorized Agency every city the Union all limitations
Of his discovery sold elsewhere will lie worthless and Of G
et Due notice will be given il this paper OF the
respective Agencies which now being established.
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THE
] N v / S | b L Z

60 closely resembles the real head Of hair scep,cs and
~ connosseus have the extra
ordinary invention Of the day The great advantages no.
wi and unique wig its being made without sewing weaving
hair both IN ightncss and natural appearance defy deec
ton texture being beautiful that In
all evaporation unimeded and the great
evils ofo,r wigs entirely avoided The sceptc counois.
alike invited this novel aud beautiful Wig
and the peculiar method Of fitting the head the
z. BARRY, 16 Broadway, Of Lib .rty street up
stairs. inn nssc
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DlLLIARD TABLES FOR sALr-Four second hand.
ID OF rens and two of Bassfords Premium Billiard t.,
bea gook order with fixtures complete; cheep r cssho
slprov ed paper Enquire OF Il. OCONNER,
10 stym Billiard Table Manufacturer No. IS Ann street
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NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them thar
ne has been the employ Of the late Samuel Demt
twenty years and the late Samuel Dsmt hayng to
HIM the Transit Instrument two Astronomical Clocks the
USE OF the Obse continue in connec
ton with his sony the business Of repairing and
Charts Watches Clocks Jewery Silver Ware &c. At The old
stand, No. 239 Pearl street. d. EG(iERT
JUG Imeodsrc
NOT!CE-MR. MAURICE SCANLAN is requested to
write to h COUSIN Mary Seaman daughter OF Patrick
for him from his in Europe. Pease address c. Lane Of
Boomingdae To be called for the Post Office New York
j6 tire
'HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the
subscribers hereby dissolved By mutual this day
~ n H6NTER
New York, June I'd, 1915.
j. W. HUNTER will continue the sale Of OIL LAMPS Cam
phene Burning Fluid &c. &c. the old stand $50 Pearl street
near Broadway Sign Of the Whale) and solcs contnu-
ance o. former Iavors. JUG 2t-rc
TO LET,
nr;ras Rooms in ge9eel house occupied by
broadway first house north Of Murray street is sis srh
SHIP HOTTINGUER from Liverpool -Consignees per hi.
vessel will please send their al aide
bnrng Slip As all goods not permitted within days liable
20 DC sent 70 the puolc stores. j6rc
RELATYVE OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
We i EDlT p OF THE EVENING POST says" Or
WITH b TIE New '7 York p c.
wis a M ng An snvabs his excellent Paste
makes the teeth IN all respects perfect for The Sunday At
s q
beautiful" The Courier MISUNDERSTANDING method IS original
A. 9. CASTLE, Md. Dentist,
Jeo oa'NN1lsdh 33i Broadway.
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DIR. ELLIOTT

HAS REMOVED his Office to saa Broadway, corner of
Amity His hours of the office are
from 70 to o'clock Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays
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Total 1903 ,5si 1885, 4so ss7.5 l7s
The value Of the imports and exports of this country
Tor each year OF the past four will be found in tho
nexed table -
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED SrArrs-VArur mr. I,,
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TUITION.

TUITION.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, graduate Of the University
n of Paris DESTROYS Of finding school or private ia
my, situation instrucor-hrough the means OF the
languages equally his own ~ of the different branches OF
thorough andIbea education drawing painting Of
either landscapes heads flowers.
The best can be had and his and residence
known by applying the Rev A. Verren, Rector Of tie
French Church OF this city, No % franklin street
Im*rc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATHE;

Park THEATRE.
Benefit Of Mr.. Plaride
friday EVENING, June will be reformed the Come
dy TINE WORKS WONDeRs-GoIdhumb, Mr. Pa
eide; tloreitine. MIS- Abbott.
Mss JUL. Tunbuli and NJ Martin will appear in La Polka
dghad Fling by Miss ST Clair
70 conclude with he Drsmasof GRANDFATHER WHITE
HIAD-GIaadfzlher Whitehead Mr. Placide Louisa Mr..
Abbott
First Tier IS CsntsBorss "a and Sd Tiers 30 CentP
tsnts-Gaery, Is Cents
Doors open At o'clock. and the Curtain will precisely
altrs.I O'Clock
hiBLO'S GARDEN
Friday Evening, June 9th,
yu:.r - ihe t-itanms nts will commence
win gorgeous FAIRY Spectacle prodm con OF which
e,r,.yr, no expense has been spared called the
SEVEN CASTLES Of THE PASSIONS
a.. Scenery by Alessrs Ilysrd sherwoo aud Grain
MISS NJ iayor, Miss ii. AIsythews Miss Darlington and
elese; Mrs Watts Messrs placds Gallagher N,cEnsom
SPLENDID FIREWORKS
At o'clock MIR. EDGE viii give Dspl.v or ,ha ,ro.,
Brilliant Many OF the colors entirely new and
known only to this artist. ' " ~
Previous to the Spectacle the Overture LA Syrene Aube
M = lntrrmIssion of half ala hour - h
Overture 10 ''Les Damans de Ia Courueurr Amber
Characteristic Dsnce-1he Pas de D.ux DOst,of by the
~ juvenile debusntes MISSES Deori-l and Natalie.
To conclude with the popular Vaudeville OF the
CHASTE SALUTE.
rhIheaut, Mr. john Seton, Birouess, Mrs Watts
Ioi Derville, Mr. Davenport Emily Miss Mary Tay Tor
W An efficient Police viii always attendance
tam good order and keep all Improper persons out.
lR5-Iickets FIFTY Gents. 20
limited number of Season Tickets will be disp ssed Of
performance TO commences at 8oclock Doors open at
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS


RABINEAU'S DESBROSSES STREET BATHS.
ITO THE LADIES-Th- Large Swimming Bath, formerly
located the Battery north side OF Castle Garden bridge
now open at the foot Of Destosses r. This
mpri,ing both Hot and Cold Shower and Swimming Salt
Water Baths has during the been improved much
the convenience and comfort Of visitors The Ladies will,
addition to their large Plunge Bath which open every day
the week. for their accommodation have the Of the
Large Csatse Swimming Bath Mondays and Fridays unt
for the heahu exercise Of swimming than any other hereto
fore offered, aud at half the usual charge.
4 T. NJ, halfpice.
Jul lwistrc
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T. BROWN,
STONE SEAL EN(,RAYER

CCC BROADWAY, opposite the Park Goats Of Arms
Gres Cyphers &c engraved Stone Brass. Da
any form Sgnet Rings Keys Pencil Cases Ladies Seals &c
ehga'sa with Arms Names Crest. any device. Coats
any part q the United States Arms copied any manner
BOOKS o. Heradry kept with upwards of OO 900
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LECTURES ON ANIMAL AND MEDICAL MAG
NETISM

NETISM.
IL II. STRONG would announce the public that he will
give Course of Lectures the science of Magnetism
AZ tne TWO following places Tuesday
commencing May 9Th THE Franklin Hail. Chatham square
every Friday evening at ST. Lukes Buildings Of Hud-
son and Grove The object OF these Lectures elicit truth
and the science grounds that will be OF reach Of
the charaans who numerousy thrust themselves before
claiming attention their ests Of false powers deception
Various experiments will be tried in the of these Lee
lures in applying Electricity in different the
ized subject Lectures will commence precisely O'clock
Abundance 121a cents. je2 fw~m
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FIRE WORKS,
Wholesale and Retail United States Labo7atory
'NHE SUBSCRIBERS have hand and for SALE an entire
newstock obriant Fire Works, comprising very general
assortment which for beauty OF appearance aud real uyw
exceed offered by them in Is years. and by
city. -
Canton Fire Crackers, &c in abundance.
GASSNER & YOUNG,
- l32 Chatham street. opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers in Groceries aud Fruits aud Agents for the celebrated
- Pavilion Fountain Saratoga.
BSepents and Chases being prohibited Ia this city, @.
y Y will only receive orders for them from the country.
iu5 I'm RI,
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

Nos. 65 and 81 Nassau Street,
AVE always hand complete assortment of every de.
1 .cpt,oa Of PAPER 70 be found paper warehouse
cut omery the Windsor Company operating
n,,le Engines and two &C. inch Machines which enable
10 supply a orders for Paper the
terms, ard with the utmost despatch Jus iwrc
BOOKKEEPING, &c.
NO. IS CEDAR STKEET.
~ G.. MARSH, Accountant author ef the popular works
on Bookkeeping, and long established in this city
cher and practical accoun,nt give thorough md
practical instruction in Bookkeeping Commercial Arithmetic
snd mercantile writing Pospecusses with TERMS hours
irIehces cec &c obtained at the rooms. je6 lws-rc
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW WORK LABOR ATOny

NJ BENNETT, 1876 Front street, two doors south Of Full
WI ton. The extensive and brilliant assortmen,
Fireworks are now offered At the above place consisting
Fans Palm Trees Pyramids Peruvian Crosses Octsgons T
angles vertces, Mines Of ssrpents and stars Mrocns Be
COLA Light, Roman Candles, Serpcu,s Pin Wheels Grsso
pes, Port Fires, Bae Lights, Scroll Wheels Torhions III
Pigeons, Torpedoes Pulling Crackers Double Headers, rh
Checkers, Canton Rockets &c, Sc
Country merchants and dealers in general are requested
call aud examine the above stock.
b. Committees for city and country displays military
pye parties be supplied on the most Sefil terms wit
the above mentioned articles havn
been selected with the utmost I'm m2T'rk