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(DAY MORNING, NOVEMBER S, I845.

her presan; mode Of lie. htifrs. different
ambition seemed to tighten up her eye, and
me would often visit his family clad in . cIoa-
ncr blanket and with more CANDY moccasins
thau was her wont before; but Sac informed
hn, finally, that she knew Of no other kind
red or people by the ties of attachment except
those with whom she had always soiourned,
and size wished to lie down with them in her
final rest! Size is remarkable among the IN
dams for her temperance and for her Disregard
Of many Of their superstilious rites.
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FIRE IN BoSToS. A fire broke out on We'd
nesday morning in block OF unfinished build
ings, in East Orange ST., Boston, owned by S.
A. May, which were totally destroyed. The
fire then communicated to a large Hotel On
Harrison Avenue, known as the Custom House,
also owned by Mr.. May. The out buildings OF
which were destroyed. The rear of the hote
was burned and the furniture greatly injured
by water. All the property was insured, but
to what amount was not known.
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For PoRT DEPOsKTE-TWICE A my.

Passengers leave the depot. Pratt street,
gzzsGaa. in the carr OF the Philadelphia. Whining
ptIf4t3ej ton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
.eIts--asz- VERY MORNING, Except sundays at
90'cIOLk, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at >! O'Clock,
except Sundays, which will he at I, r. NJ.
On arrival at llavrc de Grace, proceed to Port De
posite by steamboat G0sport, Capt. Surge
Returning, the cars leave Iavrr de Grace at l. a.
clock, (noon) and al & O'Clock, PM.
Fare TO Port Deposite - cents.
no By taking tho morning train it will allow per
sons who have business at Port DepoSiie to remain
several hours at that place and return Baltimore the
SAINT evening. QE- Tickets must be procured at the
Office before entering The cars.
A CRAWFORD, Agent
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a CARD. Received direct from the Inanufactur
IA, er, lew browns cell bated Diamond pointed
Gold rENS, the genuine article; also gold aud silver
Pencil Cases, with Jackson's superior Leads for Fen
ell cases Asuppv al the above articles At all times
in store for sale tyG. d. CLARK, Wafer street, Sc
coRd door from CaVert, 1t the lowest rstee
", Z. Gold and Silver wanted, tel4. eetf
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EXPEDITIONS ROUTE,

iugd0n, Bel-iir, SpCsutia Narr0uS, MichaeIsyilIe,
Sc, in Hartford Count, by tie Philadelphia, VII
Eninsl0n and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore. from
rss1faA Pratt street Depot, in the Cars at 0clock
E,FI-EffT7 a. VI. for Peuymausve. On arrival there
s5l-aasS--cOnvcyances will be in readiness for the
dhnNc namcf places and nGiahb0rnO0j. BY taking
this ruun til" passengers VIII arrive ar h0&fs N I'D
vance Of any otter line G5' Far from Baltimore To
PcfrymiHSVIl!e, u, cents. 5000
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TnE New YOaK STATE CONVENTION. At
the -ooent election ia New YORK, the question
whether the State constitution should be alter
ed by Convention was decided From the re-
turns, it seems that the people are in favor Of
such Convention. Ia the city, 5000 majority
was given for the Convention, ard in every
county heard from there il & majority to sane
ton the call.
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s. Third street, below Chesmnt, Philad :;

''ru Ht'N''' V7FVHF ITIINHHF,
And for sale IN Baltimore by the following Agents:
J. Boury, 2lO Baumore-sl; N. ". Robinson, cor. Gay
and Saraioga-sts; Mortimer s. M0whray BALTIC. and
Charles sis Thos. p. Harrison, 2j3 Baltimore st; F.
EIekey Sons, 27a BaItimore-s'; A. Croyeau, III
Baltimore ST; Coleman Rogers, Us 8atmore-st; l.
G. Winchester, l65 Ba!tinore-si Z. Halt, lie Balto
ST; J. NJ Laroqne, BALTIC. aud Hauison-st; Jas p De
Lacour, $50 BaimOre-st N. :. Thompson. Howard
and Faye'te-sts; &. p. Rogers, Howard and Marion
ats; J. w. Barry CO., Balto. Peailsts
oIH-uyihf3m
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Tar CONSEQUENCE or RAGING. Al hur-
die race over the Beacon Course on Wadnes-
day, ono Of the riders was thrown upon his
head and injured SO badly that his recovery is
doubtful His name was Browning, and he
was the owner of the horse, A second race
took place immediately after when Terence
Cunning, another rider, was thrown and Sc
vcrc!y injured. Twas not till there were loud
murmurs Of dsopprobaticn at the sports con-
tinung that the horses were withdrawn The
persons engaged in the races could have posses
sed very little more humanity than the beasts
they were furnishing.
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THEATRICAL AND Musical. The Seguins,
Jim Crow Rice, Templcton, Mrs. Mowatt and
Crisp are at Boston.-The Swiss Bell Ringers
are attracting crowded houses to their concerts
in Pttsburg -Leopold de Meyer gives his
first concert at the New York Tabernacle, this
evening, on his Town hook. "-Madame Aa-
gusta is drawing crowded houses at the Park.
-Sllsbee, the tavorte Yankee comedian, is
at the Arch street, Philadelphia. Muir
doch, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wsllack, are at the
Walnut street. Messrs. Welsh s. Delevan's
unrivalled Circus Is doing an excellent business
in Philad Ave learn by the foreign papers
that Veaux Temps, the eminent violinist, was
recently married in London to an amiable Ger
man lady.-Mr. FORESTS engagement in Lii
verpool has been very successful - acready
was at the Princes Theatre, and Anderson at
the Haymarket.-Henry Russell had over
1000 persons at his las; concert III Liverpool
Miss Cushman is still meeting with brilliant
SUCCESS in England.
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f'gt7sp u III bGE and EAS1DN The steamer
fiJ'ssaii'SifSaa. AIRY LAND Having undergone tho
rough repair. IND very handsome Improvement, hoth
IN hull and machinery, viii resume her regular route
"a Ehc above pilres, commencing on TUESDAY
HEAf, ieiH usi. She whi leave Bl''im0,r nom 'hr
lower end OF DugaH'9 wharf at7 u'clucL ON every
TUESDAY and TRintY thereafter, for Annapa'.s
Gam5ridc" aud Easi1p, leaving Ea,lun On every
WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY, Ll way ot Ca,t-
htidGe and i9"GpU'iS t0 Baltimore.
ron t''.-- ty"E3I'N aitf CENTREt mr.
ca MONDAY. ,hG t.tl INST, me viii go 30 ,.l.s-
'"''owa and ha"t. tayuE n1itimor" NJ "'oaa. au'
cont .hUe til" 'rr, gu,.l UTJhrr iuEC". j,,..l O..
90 ir''i'Ej q, TAYLOR
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in the follow ing table :

Tables like tho above exhibit, ina very stiik-
ing manner, the sources whence America de
rves her paupersm. 1t will be seen that out
of nearly 1900 patients only 5000 are natives
of the United States. OF these 5000, probably,
at least 1000 are the children Of foreigners; of
the remaining 1000, a very considerable portion
are blacks. Adult whites, born of foreign pa
rents, are not often found among the applicants;
but to see a white native of the United States,
whose parents are also American born, is an
extremely uncommon occurrence.
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New York SroCR MARKET. The cortes-
pondent of the Philadel phia North American,
writing from Now York on Thursday after
noon, says:
A strong rally was made by the bears to-
day, and some large sellers on time appeared
in market One Of the leading houses sold
$4,000 Ohio rs at par, seller 60 days, which
is one per cent. below the market. One ac-
count states that panic has been made up by
the bears, and hear also that the Govern
ment broker, Cochran, arrived in town last
night. and that under his orders large sales of
fancies have been made. The market under
this attack was moderately strong, but the tci-
dency is downward. The sales at the Second
Board were-50 Morris ea l-2; 500 Stoning-
ton 33a33 l-2 400 Long Island rs -; coo at
70; 100 Canton Al: 600 at is rs; ESQ Nor &
Worcester 81.
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THAEKsGtviNG IN New JERSEY. The Go
vernon of New Jersey has named the eth inst.
as Thanksgiving day in that State.
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NV JERSEY ELECTION. The wings have
carried both branches of the legislature The
Senate stands, IL wings to democrats, and
The House 81 wings to 81 democrats. Wing
majority on joint ballot; 9. Hon. Geo. Sykes,
dem. elected to Congress to fill vacancy.
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TuE GREAT WESTERN. This steamer sail
ed from New York for Liverpool on Thursday,
with 49 passengers, among them, Miss Eliza
Wright, Rev Mr.. Loughman, and Mr.. Ger
des, of Baltimore.
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4 MISTAKE. 1t is stated in some of the
newspapers that there is 70 be an election in
Delaware on Tuesday next, This is an error;
State elections occur in Delaware but once in
two wears.
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EXTRACT from the last report of the Attend
ing Physician Of the New York Oispcus,ry-
1915.
The places OF nativity Of applicants are
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Reported tor the American Republican,
.tr.I,r.,I ~ - 4, I'LL.
MD. EAprTsT UNION ASSOCIATION.

TharsdGy EgsninG. 2 much larger congre-
CATION than any which has yet attended the de-
alterations Of the Association, assembled in the
church this evening. The report of the com
mittee on Education was read by the Rev. Joel
S Bacon, President Of the Columbian College,
u. Z. The report sets forth the general bene-
fits of education, the advantages which the Co
lumbar College, as a literary institution, pos
sesses, and the claims which it has upon the
patronage Of the Baptist denomination. APP
pended to the report, are the following resolu-
tons:
ResoLceG That we regard with deep interest
the increasing attention which the Baptsts, as
d denomination, are bestowing upon the subject
of education in this country.
RESOLVED, That we regard the Columbian Col
lege as having special claims upon our interest
and sympathes, and that we recommend it to
the prayers, the patronage, and the liberaty
of our churches.
Several members expressed their views in
regard to this subject; every one Of whom a.
greed upon the importance Of an educated
ministry, and OF contributing to the support of
the College. The report was adopted without
dissenting voice,
The Rev. Mr.. Balm offered the following
resolution which was also unanimously a
dopted:
Resolved That we approve Of the formation
of the Southern Baptist Convention, and here
by commend it 10 the Churches as worthy of
their cordia! cooperation and support.
The Association then adiournedt to hold their
next annual meeting in the Highest. Baptist
Church OF Baltimore on Wednesday the 4th ef
Nov, 1876.
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CoUNrERrEIr. There is in circulation in
New dorsey counterfeit $40 note on the Tren-
ten Bank,
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DAr7.N no two surwn.
By TIE 81 Z LINE carr WING 1'If. GREqT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES Nall,
- ~ II - r-;1I

BY TIE B9E LJNE, carr yIVG yJif; GREa1
CENTRAL UNITED ST.lTES I.IIL,
a. Vow IN COMPLETE OHDt8. will
u lhlee boats on the Bay, viz GEOEGlA 4. Captain
t"hnu, ~ RAID, Captain Rur,,Ii, ara JENE"~,
Captain Tn,i"i: AMI two On James Rover. w: cru
Us PECK, Captain Davis and ALICE, Capt Skm
Eff, an rt which .t"@mhGas not SURPASSED liz the
Cnl"n iOr speed, strength and comfort
" His wei Known, comfortable, pheasant, saGn and
popular ronr, Via chesapeake Bay to NrTioi. a.,
~ Jatous River Ia City Point, Va. ny steamboats,;
lhchc" hy Railroad 10 pCtprs5ui2 Va, T. rIdon and
Wilmington, \. g., aud thcncr by steamboats, to
charleston, = &. (wiihnut loss al steep. and M M
PHEASANT ritig. nt pass ayers and ,g1g'. Through
10 Charleston M" hnu,, or Is sh0tt "a time any
other route,
SCHEDULE:
81 czPxys i"arn. Spears wharf, Baltimore
{SAs%p S%Ga"{? 4 Gf"G Gsd r.
cannon, ni HERALD, Capt Russell. Arriy iHg 1t Nor
folk CATER agond mghi'ss'crpl by 6o'c!ock, An.
x, -SsEJr Thence up jainrI River, with it,
EfsQssgs S5sfsaen beautiful scenery in day light. by
fsSslssszaSsssG. STEAMBOATS, CURTIS pEIk. Captain
Davis, Or ALICE, Capt. Skinner TO City Point Hail
Road to Petersburg, (iWo hours ahead of the Great
AGn LiHF leaving Baltimore the Salnc ;ttltIn6oD)
where the two lines arHagauHtC to ihe South. with a
continuous line from Chareston :. G. to Mobile and
New Orleans, ny far the innStConortab, aud shortest
route s0uIh.
FARE REDUCED.
Through tCks's from Baltimore 10 Charleston,
:. G. have always been sold by this line.
chcer!uly received, and promptly paid To all
49, '''' 5- ,bu
Through tickets u and from baltimore, Nor
folk OF Portsmouth, Va..................... 600
Through tickets 10 and from CRY Point, fctcr,-
burg and Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. G,O0
Ihroush tickets 10 and from Weldon, n ca. $50
= to and tom franklin Or Black
water, n. C....... Observation-Disclosures. $50
The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD is
5SS$SJ running daily 10 and from Weldon, the re.
ess1s.ss,S connecting with the passengers going
-s5-seS1ss-- south > Ur3 hours ahead ri the f;reGt
Sonther" hat' Lie at Weldon, by which line travel
lers TO and from BlacKwacr and other pats of North
Carolina are accommodated at the above rates.
V3- Travellers may rely OH The above the truth,
ant without deception.
UI5- Travellers will please attend To our Soliciting
agent who hands YOU thi. Bill, (Who wiN Tt'me the
tGESchoods Of the Greet Southern Mail lime by stating
the triuh) Hand your checks 10 him or our Porter
III the depot yard, (Noriok Line his hat,I who i'll
attend To your baggage, and conduct YOU to the boat
OH T.SHEpPARD, Agent.
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ClTlYENs, UrlUn }

n ssz.p'g. ClTIXE.NS' Uhlssta LINZ,
E5rq~e 81 ysgzssTO PHILADELPHIA. by tie splep-
@tph6 SfIJfA- did and we'll known Steamers CON
STlTC1iON sud GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
FtenchtOWh and Newcastle Railroad. iaavr BOW
If'S WHARF, (tuOt Of South sitget,l ...trflatcly
DAILY, Except SuuGays.l 1t = o'ciutE, = 81
90 Fare through 10 PHiLhDELputs..... 80,
SUPPER provided on board.
{T2, RErURNiNG-Ihe superior S's7,.h0a, go
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wlr.... F!.i.ale!-
pia, at - O'Clock L. NJ, daily. isnnda. .vstn.rd1
nc [rEl a. CRAWFORD. Ageu,.
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FIRE. The Plough and Wagon Factory,
belonging to AIr. John H. Ga'gas, a. AMMAN
dale, Fairfax county, Va, was totally destroy
ed by FIRE on Saturday night last.
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as-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN s. BALTI
MORE CLIPPER is furnished 10 subscribers, by care
IN carriers, Gnly STA cnd quarter cents per week
pay Ge 10 tie Carriers only ut tins end Of eac week.
The Clipper will also he sent, by mail, to distant
inbScdbCrs, at tie rate otFcf Dollars per yea-psy
1s!s, aways, in advance.
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New YORK RELIEF FOR IRELAND. A meet
ing is announced in New York to devise means
for extending relief to Ireland.
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TIE RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IN CEcINNArt.
The Cincinnati Chronicle says.--We are i'll
formed that there are more than Thousand
signatures to the plan Of the new independent
Catholic church in Cincinnati. Nearly all these
persons either are or have been mcmaeys Of St.
Mary church on 18th street
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AmERIcAN CONSULATE At GL.sGow. The
Gianrow Constitution of the lst ut. announces
the arrival Of Mr.. Cowdr, the new American
Consul, ana us 'atrance upon the duties Oft
Office. tio sal3I paper contains in official
firm an eEeqnator from her Majesty tho Queen,
in llyo. of Mr. Cowdin.
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COLoRED POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
In the whole period surveyed, of IS years, from
l765 TO 1910, the colored population has in
creased in but three counties Of the State, viz:
Berkshire, Bristol and Nentuclset in ali the
rest it has diminished The mortality Of the
blacks in Boston is stated by the writer to be
much greater than that of the whites. The
increase of the blacks during the whole period
of Is years, has been, though aided by immi-
g,ation, less than onc-third that of The whites
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Ruuonnp REs5GNATIOH, /: is Iumo'ea in
Washington thl. Chef Justice fancy is about
To resion on account Of indispostion, end that
MIR. Buchanan will I'll the vacancy.
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SELLERS GREAT RENEDE'

For LIcfr COMpIaint 4 RfMaFkabIe Case.
A TTENTIOH is asked to the following state
"a ment of Saml McCord, Esq Of wc>aurg. Va:
WELsBURG, Va, MAY 18Th le4!.
hereby certify that | afflicted WIKI tie Liver
Complaint and Phthisic for long liins, 5eipg nsnrc
than year under the cane Of III, sicaL, ti!at the
disease instead Of being relieved by the medicine /
took, kept gradually getting worse: my l>ody sweiied
that was unable To stOop low cts ugh 10 tie my
shoe. When the disease WIS at the wore; ! was
commended to uy cllcrs' Liver Pulls, did sn and
was relieved greatly by the az the rsl box and
completely cured by the second.
SAMUEL. EtEO2D.
1c7- To be had Of J. r. Williamson, cu97t.r ot Cav
aGd High streets; g. X. Tyler c0rntr ut ;finh ant
Batnnore-sts.; Cooper corner Of Orleans ard fien
streets; Wiseman WrOth, Lighst. opp sae Dix &
Foga'S; J. A. sawyer, corner OF Pratt ard paca st
4. Perkins, corner of baltimore and Greer steets;
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, PeiMs, sHail An
EGc; or of the General Agent,
w. X. ORRICK, Druggjs tand Ap1fa'2ary
aS-ti Corner EutaW and LeXiHut0H-c1> Bat
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A,lLvER COIN, sILyER CONN

;" Wanted, for manufacturing purposes, OLD sTI-
YER COIN and OLD SILVER Of all desctiptiors
Purchased 81 the highest market price, hy
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, " alter street,
Second door from Calyerf ST.
Who manufactures SiIvetware Of every dee option
N. b. Watches, silveTweTc and !cWery oropprlv
MEL Aihhp' sei3-,r8
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a eapsH FOR WHITE l.AE&H AND
lSr7as.ht, tsffsssT PoEGOTEAGUE, (Accomsc Coun-
-sfss'tf1 f. asaz ty Eastern Shore Of Virginia. Ihc
superior swlit steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Cap
rain RoBERT vi. Hill, will leave The intersection Of
tiait anu Light street Whgtvcs every THURSDAY
hOkNiNG at eight O'Clock, for Whitehavrr, which
pace she VIII leave the next morning, (FRUAYl Rt
7o'ccck, for Ponco,cngue reaching there ahout neon
Returning she will leave The latter plnee ON 5ATUR-
DAY at O'Clock. A. NJ, via Whtebaves for 5al4
more, arriving here early the same evening.
Passage and Fare 10 WhitehaVen, 800
do. do PoRgolUaguc, , 80
For freight or passage apply on board.
his route will he continued until further notice.
{6F- Passengers going 10 White Haven an rely upon
4 conveyance to any part of Somerset or Worcester
countless on application TO Thee: Dashiel6, at Prin
cess Anne, or Matthew Pufncll, at Snow Hsi.. sells
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T94tOntG4 U' Cu :lHy1&THY. Ihe most
Il ctiahra,cd and elegant Toilet AZ ie.us ua1. n
use are - LES HAUEL'S. His MruI" ATEU
NfMtH w Np, nr EAU DiViNED& NENt :, com
pos o aHJ storm H5iGnisgi discovery OF suTp.ssiu!
cheney, tor rendering the skin soft and fair. welt
as in12fuu- delicate r0scgtc hue ~ the comp X,ou,
and :" eradicate Ton PaRplf., F5e&1 b, &.531. and
2thcf GniShly culaHeoWs Vi.i'a';0ns, 50 lBaic~l 10
female 0vchu"-s
HIS EAU LUSTRl VI HAIR RE5TURAI
rec tom ardent spirits, puggvnt rsschHa! OILS, and
oin2r d'sttGr.ivc materials, cleans DE hr eEPeGi-
uaus!y rcniers il beautifully BRIGHT and impans 20 it
The d'r3'C ffaa,tHce Of the liu"ur>; ana 1t WA posi-
tEo'y bring ia Ncw Hair Bni Heads ny The use Of
this cesebgafd tEiiacI. j. il prrseIvatve against
badness. aHd an iulble III al affections of the
skin on the cad, well preventing the hair ftom
timing gray
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, which
dches comparison in America or Europe.
Re also Offer 70 tn" sanction Of the public his ROSE
TOOTH PASTE, which siuge trial will prove it,
efficacy.
The sabacibcr offers to refund the money every
article which will not prove As represented above
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
JULES GAUEL,
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WARREN Co, IN. j. AGAINsT THE WORLD
Mr. John Evans, farmer Of Pahaquarry town
ship, in gathering his buckwheat crop, found
ajucle stalk which produced FIVE thousand two
hundred and seventy-ive grains!
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nITO& ANSSgl1LIS.
III EhsTON AND CAmREgasE.

IN s~-,.r 'rEr steamer OSIRIS Cr:f. .DI"
.,-.. .zv!t y. yU!,A E&, Ntt lo4rt i,,Gyuntra-st.
~ ."-. = wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING.
81 IoCInoh. Tor the above places and rear next dlv
i..,u2 Cambridge every SATURDAY H3RHlnj,
80 h,ahd CASTOR at & o'y',,a. T., iagaraa.
and q sIlil..Dtr.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY,

-, -. =.
81 ss 8 ~ TON NND BAIT TORE
.,,iigsi:.,s g. ~. Rail ROAD. vim liayre De
S,..lS,ss r.,a Ullce, LNon, : .t,ngroli
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the CremonoS have Il ready tone, aud the
vio'ins Of Steiner the tones of the
flute.
In ,ol,liem to The value Of instruments
from esaocWSn and antiquity W. find n
s'ntenvutln a late hing ish iournal, which
relates that at n safe al Crcmona house.
Chelsea, OF variety of articles made
use OF AT the different public cn'crlain>
I1ens offered there by the Baron de
errnger, amongst the lot were two y:o-
Inns; one made by Mtximilian Zachcr IN
tho Year l152, aud the other bv Jacobu,
Steiner in 1850 The auclionerr stated
th"t there We're many instances of violins
10y these unrivalIed masters produciu Or
considerable sums, an he alluded To the
slnsu ar terms OF sale OF one to Cour,
franm' sdorl, Master Of the Horse to
Charles vi who, after paying down a
large sum OF money. agreed TO pay a
certain number OF dollars month ill his
death, which. with other gifts, amount, I'd
to between 5000 aaJ 900 dollars, or =.
bout + l66l The same violin is now
IN The possession OF an eminent musician.
| The Steiner violin was sold for So cuine.
IA, he frs offer being 25 guiueas. The
I Idcher violin was knocked down for SO
/ gulncas