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s,cdT OF NEW YORK. JULY q.

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Cleared
Ship sseghen Lurman Conklin, Baltimore.
Barque Philena, Forbes Hull, E., Foster Nckerson
Brig Eliza Montechaie, Palermo, Barclay Livingston.
Brig Haabet. Nor( Forjuson, Settin via Providence
S Shr Flea stanhope, Afriea, ! Wood
h ys snsd @
Scir Direct, Briggs, Baltimore.
schr Silas Wright Cenllin, Philadelphia w Mckee Co.
Schr Santee, Ryder Boston.
Schr Talma, Downer, Newark, NJ.
Soop Charles: Sturges, Providence.
Soop Helen Perry, New Bedford.
Propeller Anthracite, Stewart Philadelphia.
Barge Dolphin, Lamb Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Brutus Osgood from Havre, May e. Start Point 18th
with sso Psssenfss to master Spoke Juns ~ lat ~ So lon 4
time signalized bsrque Abagun Of Plymouth GOTH lat So
lon 80 49, sgnazed Am barque Pco 22d lat ~ IS lou Sc 30
sgnazed Br barque Jane Hammond 2ih lat t a. lon 50 81
spoke schr Diana Of Castne from Grand Banks ull 2
wills aud 20 blkish
British ship England Eyerar days from Liverpool with
08 passengers, to Roche Brothers Co. 18th u lat a TO- Ion
q o. exchanged signals with Br barque Feveham FIN London
British bsrque Hebs, Wright from Liverpool May 90 with
200 tons salt, to master.
British brig Desdemona Morris 10 days from Windsor witt
Brig Granite, Byard. days from Machas with lumber
Snow.
Schr Pelon. Hatch, Nachias. lumber.
" Telegraph reports vessel in sight at sunset
Sailed.
Ships Victoria Morgan, London; Montezuma, Lowber Liy
crool Oneida Fanck Hsyre; Catharne Berry Charleston
barqaes Genesee. Sheet. NOeans; Baltic, Uler
Stephen Brewer Richmond briggs Msglols Leslie st juan
Jacksonyille Sea Flower Hallows and Others. From the
Lower Bay-Ship st George, Ferris Liverpool.
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Solicitation.
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
BY SCHENCK'S

BY SCHENCk>S
PULMONIC SYRUP.
y this day 70 lay yog and the public the
b .s T s her
AZ ns we discovered y reference Pumone e' y
S;G s".s e gi'ss1
day and night and night burning the palms p G
head Continual pain he, left SIDE length was making
both :ds; and hsr
sss n my % can an q .n sea ON an
may see her at my house.
20 Market street, Newark, New Jersey.
Dsl.ny an. nd says that tn. foregoing
atemen signed by him. just and true to the best Of his
,~s~s.e.,. PETER DELANY.
R 5: ss as' s that s : &
street, few doors below Broadway. is2O Im'rc
MsTssE e s University Of
Is ns6i @
Square; may be consulted condenay diseases Of
casvey confined his practice from being general to The treat
ne ~ New esss & %c ao e .n thirteen
!. o ,n"1 e n...s DO pot scd than
kece removed in three four from the system
Those pctracted and maeat that have been
prompt relief by calling on Dr. practice 9fmsny year
has established the Doctors reputation for skill and respectable
~ Structures engage the Doctors profound attention me
sm ny oya p o ma s In e i
DR ABBOTT may be consulted confdentialIy at his office
- 6 Duane street where persons afflicted with delicate dis
eases old syphtc ulcers diseases Of the bladder urera
and prostate gland invited CALL Several years erpe
rence in the best hospitals Europe besides sixteen years
practice the city Of New York entirely TO the treat
meat Of delicate diseases enable him speedy and
radcs cure IN the worst without the OF mercury
lieved more erng humanity from the above diseases than
40 not nistake-6 medicine may be had to prevent the
above Diseases " all their varieties Attendance from A. M
till 10 7. M. Charges reasonable. " -
~ Dr. Abbott Is The only regular advertising physician
Duanc street except old DR.. Cooper. iyi im|m
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secret this morning, 10 wit: that after the consum-
nation of annexation, the old hunkers" are first
feel quietly the popular pulse the subject and
if it beats smoothly they TO push forward for the
canvass Of 1873 MesF <ttiA.E
For President-SrLAs WRIGHT, of New York. -
For Vice President-Gen. Sam HoUsroN, OF Texas.
Here is the secret most probably of the Generals
becoming teetoaller and annexationist, after
having coquetted with John Barleycom and John
Bull, until as nearly "used up as man could wish
to be--namely, physically and politically.
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FIRE WORkSLFOURTH OF JULY.
TlREWORkS-A most extensive and brilliant assortment
consisting Of Sgnsl Rockets, Fans Palm Trees Pyramids
, 1Jssei Mines Of stars and nsrpen.s m
geons, Crackers, &c; &c; on the lowest terms. III
il aris-rh DUNLAP K CARMAN, 6a5 Broadway.
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THE P1TENT
GALVANIC RINGS
CRIsTIE,s MAGNETIC FTJuD


NHlS remarkable discovery possesses all the beneficial eff
fec OF he most powerful gavanic batteries and
machines and has been used with the perfect
Agency for the Genuine Rings and Fluid New York is al
1874 FULTON STREET, ltun Buidine..J 100 3t'sc
SCOTTS BAZAAR,
No. DEFY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
GREENWICH STREET ~
SANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere thanks to hi,
~ frends and the public large for the liberal support re-
ceved since he has been business ard hopes by the same
strict attention 10 merit continuance thereof The qualities
OF his Aes Wines Liquors and Scgars well known
70 need comment large assortment Of Refreshments be
had az all times l! twelve a nightsuch Beef Steaks
ton Chops Fired xidneys Ham and Eggs Sardnes Poached
Legs pickled Tongues, Welch Rareb Coffee, Tea &c
good dinner Of Roast or Boiled Meat for One Shilling every
day from z to o'clock. Dublin Brown Stout always on
draught Good LODGINGS 70! 2 cents and nv Cold
lor years past to be the coolest and
Irish, Scotch and city papers Always the latest news by The
moments warning -free-grstis-for nothing les in sec
EXPRESS NOTICE
ME Undersigned being DESTROYS Of doing all in their power
TO sustain the Government its experiment OF giving
cheaper postages hereby notice after tie rst
day OF July nextno mailable matter whatever either omen
envelopes or IN will be received al any Of
Olces Tor transmission by express, or otherwise.
Positive instructions will be their Agents 10 refse
mailabe matter under whatever guise may be offered
.. LIVINGSTON WELLS,
New York and Buffalo Express
-a,eW lorht June ~ IolJ. te23 t1Su
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IACCINA TY0N TO PREVENT
DIR. Wheeler. QculiSt,

No. % (.ATE 33) GREENWICH STREET, NEAR THE
BATTERY, NEW York,
nEVOTES his exclusive Diseases Of the Eye
- and Ophhamc Surgery and the public that there
amongst the diseases which the human
subject any disorder of that organ which be
sentay relieved entirely by him. The number
of undoubted testimonials which be his Office will
satisfy the public that his practice is exceeded either in
States
DR.. Wheeler has made arrangement with the emil
manufacturer in Paris for a supply Of
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
which nearly resemble the organ appearance
bear the closest scrutiny and observation without the differ
being detected Dr. Wheeler will insert and furnish
them moderate terms.
? Office hours from A. M. and o'clock p NJ, after
which he visits door patients. myl7 lmsje
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nR GREGORY &C. Gold street, home usual day and
night attending to the duties Of his profssion Strangers
and others who chance need professional services
ly and who desire the best atmenta and eec
tial clreshould apply above Dr. Gregory has lately
formed extraordinary cures but he exposes his
TENTS by publishing their certificates All interviews
and correspondence will be considered strictly confidential
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW YORK LABORATORY

NEW YORK LABORATORY.
M BENNETT, 1876 Front street, two doors south Of Full
wi. ton. The most extensive and brilliant assortment
Fireworks offered the above place. consisting
Honary and Signal Rockets with gold and silver RAIN
Fans Palm Trees pyramids Peruvian Crosses, Ocasons
go. Light Romsp Candles ssp;srss Pin Wheels GrasshY
Pigeons Torpedoes Pulling Crackers Double Headers Fir,
Crackers, Canton Rockets, &c., &c.
Country merchants and dealers in general requested
call and examine the above stock.
h o sdd on hs
the mentioned articles materials hav
been selected with the utmost I'm m27srk
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FIKE WOhhS,
Wholesale aud Retail United States Laboratory.
vHE SUBSCRIBERS have hand and for sale, entire
newstock obrlliant Fire Works comprising general
which for beauty OF appearance and real utility will
exceed any ever offered by them in IS aud sold by
weight win be found by perhaps 20 cheapes the
city.
Canton Fire Crackers, &c. ia abundance.
GASSNER & YOUNG,
= 1872 Chatham street, opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers Groceries and FRUITS and Agents for the celebrated
Pavilion Fountain at Saratoga. .l.
Brpens and Chaser. being prohibited in this city, Q.
will oay receive orders for them from the country
iufl m Ri
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HUNI,ERL.AN DISPENSARY,
Division street, New York.
ESTABLISHED A. ID.

by THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, for the su ccessiuI
II treatment Of disease Of nature and for the sale
Dr. Hunters Red Drop This medicine the only remedy on
earth that safely be relied othorougy hord
disease without injury tore constitution, and without diet
hndance from business, when all else have failed
peen:ve treatise accompanies each Wall with full dreconsl
how long standing, how deeply seated the system with
less trouble TO the patient and shorter Of time than
any other medicine in the world pay will ken Price
81 per vial, : - ;san i,cgrr =
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Passengers Arrived.
--Barque Hebe--Mr Botteher, Mrs Meel
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Foreign. Coastwise. Tota.

There number of coasng vessels which arrive at tn
port iron places both within and without the precincts
which is kept and which would considerably
crease the preceding amount.
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GLORIOUS '76.
FIRE b ALL OON 4

GLORIOUS 10.
FIRE BALLO ONS, FOR
nAY AND NIGHT ACCENTS manufactured by Z.
II LOWE, Lewis street. Grand W stairs may be had
Mess Gassoners and Youngs Chatham and at Lendahs,
Maiden lane and of the principal Fework Stores in
the city, with full directions for setting them of.
All orders punctually attended TO. je2s6tsrc
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!!
MR.. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his ar
1v4 this the most extensive scale
ever il this county, He nov fully P.srs;S
with pyroechnc displays varying in price from 80 TO 5000
comprising the most brilliant and varegaed fires and appro
entire cclo before to the public-A Car
mine Royal Purple Maroon and Mazarine Blue unknown to
any other Pyrotechnist.
Offices IN the City, Nblos Garden. Mr.. j. Robertson and
Jersey City. ISAAC EDGE, Jr. Pyrotechnist
my2Q lmsec
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-28
CITY iNTELLlGENCE.

Sabbath Cause. We learn that the Balti.
more Sabbath Association have secured the
services of the Rev. o. S. Powell, well known
as an able and eloquent advocate for the sane
LITIGATION of the Sabbath, for tour throughout
the greater part of the State, during the SUM-
mer and fall. He is to commence his labors on
Tuesday next, July LIST, at Ekton, where he
will address public meeting Of Christians OF
all denominations, and other friends of the
Christian Sabbath, and if deemed advisable, or
ganze County Sabbath Association. SINH.
lar meetings for the like purpose will be held
at Chestertown on the 4th July; on the 9th OF
7th at Centreville; at Denton on the 9th; at
Easton on the 18th; at Cambridge on the l2th
or 18th. Other meetings are to follow.
Sabbath School Celebration. We learn that
the Universaiist Sabbath School scholars aud
their teachers and friends are making extensive
arrangements for grand celebration on the
fourth Of July, i'll the beautiful grove called Glib
sons grove, rear of the Bolton depot. They
will have an Grafton. abundance of refresh
ments, Sc. indeed every thing to make the ce-
LIBERATION far superior to any they have ever had
on any former OCCASION.
Sunday School Celebration. The Sunday
Schools attached to the Fifth and Sixth Pres.
byterian Churches, will celebrate the 4th oil
July in CAROLS Woods, short distance north
of West Baltimore-st. The exercises will be
varied throughout the day, with Rotations
singing, sc. We also learn that The school,
attached to the Caroline-st. Methodist Episco
pal church, viii celebrate the day in like man
nec in Pentz's Woods, short distance from
the city, on the PhIladeloh Road,
.M,wetm. This evening, MIR. Rice close.
his engagement, with his benefit, on which oc
cason he will perform in two new pieces, "A
Pledge of Love- and "Signs Of the Times
Mr. i. has hosts Of admirers and friends, who
will rally in full force OH this, the las! night o
his appearance III Baltimore.
Robbery The dwelling of Mrs. Baker, il
Goy-st., near Monument, was entered yesteg
day Afternoon, and robbed Of fine silk dress
ond several silver spoons. Suspicion rests up
OIL coloTed boy, who was seen by one Of tht
neighbors to come out Of the alley 4 short time
before the robbery was discovered
e Case for Court. Jeremiah White, for as
S ss~Aiting and beating Mary Giles, was yester
aaynorning, in default Of security, committed
ton, Es,, y '''i''
ha"Htors General Dispensaru. At an cleo.
Il'h Heid yesterday at Dix s. Fogg's Fountain
nm, Light stieet, Drs. Tilghman, Wilson and
Atkinson, wee elected physicians of the Balti.
more GeneralDispensary, to serve for one veal
from the time Of their election.
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30 MECHANICS AND WORKINGMEN'S GEL
EBRATiON, July the 4th, lS45, ''Oh il is glorious
day-arise now man aud vindicate thy rights" The
public are respectfully Informed thai the Mechanics
and Workngmen's Association will assemble at the
OieGn, OF Saratoga and North Streets at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, where Theophu3 Fisk, Esq, Of Wash
ngton City, formerly editor Of the 'Boston Reform
err has kindly consented 70 deliver an Address, on
The Rights ard Dates of the Producers Of Wealth.
Their Mterssts and Wellbeing-7He Dangers Of 1fo-
ropoieS, &c &c.
The door OF the Oieon will open ut O'Clock, and
the Chair will be taken at 10 O'Clock precisel when
the Workingman's Declaration of Rights will be read
by Workiagman, after which Mr.. Fisk will deliver
his Address,
The Boxes VIII be reserved for the ladies'
III order to cover eXpeE: es the price of Tickets
will be -! each, aud will be left for sale
eral public houses in the City, Old Town and Point,
uat the evening of the 81, and at the doc. of the
0dcon the morning of the 4th; and as the number
OF tickets is limited, it is recommended TO those
tending to participate, to secure their tickets soon
Il is desired that the Mechanics and Wotkingmen
will embrace this favorable opportunity to hear this
able advocate of Woikingmen' S principles.
JAS. h. klANNAR, Chairman
of the Workngmens Association.
JOHN CANgY, Secretary. je2S -mW&f
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09-TO THE PUBLIC In Justice to myself am
compelled, though reluctantly, 10 appear more
before that great tribunal, public opinion, as
tally any thing like notoriety An effort has
been made, by procuring the opinion of Jas. o. Law,
10 justify the conduct of Disordery Sergeant Gerhard
and thereby imply that merely got my deserts Now
il will be remembered that James o, Law gives his
opinion 10 what an officer of marching military
company is Unsuitable IN doing, but he does not say
what such officer is not justihahle in doing. will
upon good authority as his own say it for him
while acknowledge the right of an officer (though it
be bore and a BLACKBOARD acting such) to do all
that James y. Law says he has right TO do never
tht!ess deny the right of James o. Law any other
officer of military company, to take the civil law
into his or their bands, and intlict blow un-
resist citizen. I mistake very much the character
of James o. Law and Captain Elterman, if either of
them W0ad have acted the contemplate tAiag STYLED
Sergeant Gerhard. | always have submitted to, and
trust always will uphold, the majesty of the lao, hut
could not pass in silence the Of for the time
being, sefconstituted insignificant minion of that
self same law. | repeat, the blow the act of a
coward, given at a time when he must have known
that the solemn rites of the occasion shielded him
from retaliation Again, deny the right of any man
to take the law into his own hands, particularly when
the law is not resisted by word or act.
It W. 2. SPENCER
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT. An exchange
paper saws, that "Mr Joel NJ. Andrews, of Nor
ristown, has taken out patent for burning
brick with stone coal. He burnt kiln last
week, containing ESQ 900, which are said to be
of superior quality. BY the use of coal as
fuel, the expense is much reduced, and the
time required to burn is diminished one-half"
If this statement be correct, the discovery will
be of immense advantage to the public, as it
will diminish the cost OF brick to purchasers as
we'll as manufacturers, and consequently lessen
the expense of buildings.
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MASONIC HALL,

BALNIMORE, June %, IS35. J
hTTHE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND AC-
CEPTED MASONS OF MARYLAND having resol-
we'd TO unite with the citizens in general in paying
public hOnors to the memory of the late Gen. ANDREW
JACKSON, a Past Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge
OF Tennessee, respectfully invites all members of the
Fraternity throughout. the State, the District of Co
lumba, and elsewhere to meet the Grand Officers at
the Masonic Hall, on TU Els DAY MORNING NEXT,
the LIST day of July, precisely at O'Clock and join TIT
Procession.
THE Brethren will appear in full suit of black Gas
far As practcab!e) with black hats, plain white A.
prons, and white gloves, with Grape upon their left
arm. BY order Of the Grand Lodge.
ie28 81 JOS. ROBINSON, Grand Sec'y,
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W PLAN OF APPOINTMENTS FOR STREET
PKEACHlNG, on SABBATH APrgyrooN June 2gth
at O'Clock. 'N ~'''
Monument Square-Rev. Samuel X Jennings and
Rev. Or. E. Dorsey.
Lexington Market H0us.-Rev. Thonss Bas,for1
and Rev. JOAN Alday
Union, near Ross Stree:-Pev. Hamiltsn N,,ris and
Madison, near Charles stree: Rev. E. r Vei,cb and
Rev. Z. p. Phelps
Richmond Market House-Rgy. B. H. Naiai and
Rev. VIVA +. Mercer.
Schioeder's Woods-Rev Dr.. G. G. NJ Roberts and
Rev. DR.. II. V, D. Johns.
Fiolns Market House-Rev N. R. Richardson a,d
Rev, Henry Bell.
N. w. corner of Eutaw anu Conway streets-Rey,
John II. Dashell and Rev. George Hdt.
). w. corner Of Light aud Montgomery stEeets-Rev.
Henry Siicer and Rev. Somerset K. Waters.
N. e. corner Of Pratt aud Light sreets-Rev. Elias
Henrr and Rev. VIM. Hamilton,
Marsh Market HOuse-Rey. J. FafrOW aad Rev. g.
T.. Alien
WIKI, near Bond streets-Rev, John c. Hirsh and
Rev. j. w. Randolph.
FrIl'S Point Market House, (fetmanl-2ey. Moses
Mclean
Be-Alr Market HoIse-Rev. j. Shane and Rev R.
:. NintoR.
Harrison, near Gay street, German Rev. Jacob
Erb
The first named minister is expected TO preach-the
second to assist hin. The officiating ministers
expected to furnish themselves with such lay assist
ants rs may BIZ pleasant TO them.
The citizens generally are earnestly requested To
cOuntenance this effort, by their attendance upon such
of the appointments az may be convenient TO them.
The friends of the temperance cause are also most
respectfully solicited not TO make appointments which
may in any ray conflict with this plan, either as the
places or nous for preaching 1t
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUIrSTS

NO. IbI, NUW NO. 10.
ykFHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
"a. customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMERflS and
VESTlNHS, selected with special care and judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
{67- Having in my employ the best worknen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed ill the best style, ana al the shortest notice
mle-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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HoEoa TO GEN. JACKSON. General Cas-
presided at the meeting at Detroit, to take
measures Cor paying some public respect to the
memory of Gen. Jackson. John Van Buren,,
Esq, Attorney General of the State, is to de-
liver the grafton, in honor of Jackson, at Alba
nv. next Monday.
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G3-VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. At a special
meeting Of the Vigaut Fire Company, held onThurs.
day evening, Junr 25lh, Mr. T. Yates Walsh offered
the following resoutions which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the members of the Nisilant Fire
Company in common with their fellow citizens OF the
UGion, have received Intelligence of the decease OF
ten, raj Andrew Jackson with feelings of the most
profound sorrow.
Resolved, That regard his career, as solder
ard a civilian presenting the highest examples Of
patriotism and hrmnes>, ana as emitting him to Tue
gratitude OF the Republic as long as her sons shall De
'Ouud to exist.
Resolved That we are especially proud Of TINS great
Ch.eiaIn's glory, in having proved 10 tAe universe
that free form Of government is adequate TO the de-
yeopment of he highest attributes that human char
scier can boast.
Resolved That we vii! ever hold mis- virtues, Ia
.nts and services in the most lasting and grateful re
membrane, aud shall rely upon his most signal
triumphS the most efficient incentives 10 the hearts
and heads of the American People, 70 the iOteSt
deeds OF patriotic duty.
Resolved, That n a slight memorial Of our grief for
this great national loss and respect for this great man 5
memory the Hail of Engine House be shrOuded III
mourning for the space Of six months.
Resolved, That will, further testimonial.
ion IA the ceremonies of Tuesday next.
T. YATES WALSH. PEST
Sn,'V
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it- We take pleasure in calling the attention ofour
readers to the very fatering inducements offered III
another column to ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry firm of EMORY s CO, No. North Calvert ST.
If the half Of the reports in circulation in regard
TO the astonishing of these gentlemen in re-
lievng pecuniary distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally more than an ordinary
notice. je27 If
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HA!L SroRM. The Marlbro Gazette states
that a severe gust of wind, rain and hail passed
through section Of Prince Georges county on
"Wednesday last, doing considerable damage,
1t commenced on the Potomac river, passed
through the centre of Spalding's district, and
then took souti-easterly direction. Two or
three Tobacco houses were blown entirely
down in Spalding's, and we have heard of the
destruction Of one or two in Nottingham dis
trict