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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-18

A BEAR KlLLED,-On Friday last,
Marshall S. Doty Of Salisbury, Discovers
ed Bear vending its way towards a
piece of woods, lying across the pond, and
bat few rods from Salisbury Village;
when he Immediately gave the alarm; &
soon the wood was surrounded by the
people. Ia about Two hours from the
first discovery, the Bear was dispatched
by shots from the guns Of Emmons Beach
aud William Pray. The skin was sold
for S3,-the oil for rs cents per ounce,
and the meat was divided among the com.
pany. Thus says report.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-18
Thanks 10 Mr. Bureigh for copy Of
the above, which was received last week.

RAILROAD news, in regard TO this route
comes in slow. but sure. A meeting is TO
be held 10 Boston this week for lhe fur
lherance Of The Object.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-18

DEATH OF JuDGE SraRY. This great
man expired d. tw1My minutes past
o'ciock last evening - Bee, I'm inst
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-18

! day was conveyed TO Rutland to be tried
by The County Cour, now in session, for
theft. The property taken was valued at
$50 All the articles named were re-
covered.
Tie culpri. had been in the employ of
Mr. Mott as a journeyman boot mixer
was first rate workman, and having OBJ,
tanned the confidence of his employer, eau
silly obtained the property named. Seven
days were occupied in tracing and secur-
ing the thief and property. The money
and other properly he received from 9TH
ers has not been recovered.
A few thoughts may with proprieiy be
suggested ia connection with the forego-
ing. The strong probability is hat intox,
icating liquors had some agency in the
transaction, for, on becoming sober, the
transgressor wept like child, and offered
10 do any thing in his power 10 make
good 10 Mr. Mott, his expenses in recover
ing his property. Another suggestion is
that this, with thousands of similar cases
shou!d furnish an argument against lcens
ing men TO deal out that which destroys
the reason of their fellow men; thus leav.
ing them 10 the mercy Of the elements of
insanity. A third suggestion isthat young
women avoid life contract with those ad
dicted 10 strong drink; for if the new
Honey Moon" accomplish the results
named, what may we not expect from the
other three quarters aud through life.
Another hint and | will close. II seems
rather important, that purchasers know
who they deal with j; as apparent gains
do not always prove real.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-12
autertcau RepubltcarI,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER
FRIDAY MORNING, Dec. IL, ls45.

SuH-TREAsUpY IN MARYLAND. The Anna
pohs Herald gives us the information, that the
sub-:reasuIy proposed to be established for the
United States, as nothing more after all than
we have had in the State of Maryland for more
than half a century, and which is now under
the supervision of that excellent otlicer-Den-
MS Claude, Esq" This is really news to us;
for we were under the impression, that the
treasurer Of Maryland deposited the public
MONIES in banks, principally in the Farmers
Bank of Maryland at Annapolis, and paid the
public expenses by checks. II this Is what is
meant by the Sub-tTeasury, 1t is no great bug
bear after all. But we entertained the opin-
ion, formed upon reading public documents
newspaper articles, and the former experiment
that, in establishing Sub-treasury it was de-
signed to lock up the specie, and to keep the
public funds entirely distinct from all banking
operations. TO this we had strong objections,
as i would inevitably produce a metallic and
paper currency of different values; the former
for the use of public officers and creditors-the
RLIeT LOT lndt ol lho Peoplc' DuCi state vi
things would niure nearly all classes of society
excepting ofiice-holders under the general GO
vernment. We are surprised that our friend
Of the Herald should suppose, that the Sub
treasury would not affect iniuriously, any 9TH
eys than brokers and spectators. 1t is not
hong since we had experience of two kinds Of
currency, viz: bank notes and railroad orders
and what was the result upon the laboring
classes of society? They were compelled to
receive the railroad orders at par in payment
of their labor, and then to dispose of them al
from twenty to forty per cent That was har
YES. time to the brokers and spectators, some
Of whom made fortunes by their operations, -
And such may again be the result should a
Sue-treasury of the kind we have supposed, be
adopted by government. But if it be nothing
more than is alleged by the Herald we shall
withdraw all opposition to the measure, as we
shall look upon it as entirely harmless. We
hope that the Herald may be right; for we
should like to have the chance to see gold or
silver coin occasionally, which we apprehend
would not be the case, should government COM
pei the payment of duties in specie, and clap
the amount under the lock and key Of the
Slb-treasury.
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CITY INTELLlGENCE.

Daring RObbGry-Pickpocks .Abcm! Mr.. A.
l.. Donation, young gentleman Of Philadel-
phia, who has Just returned from a collecting
tour IN the West, was robbed last evening OF
81, $50 in Bank bills, by some daring and ex-
pert pickpocket. Mr. B. had the money In
siGe-pocket Of his coat on getting into the cars
at Ecott's Mills, but on reaching Messrs. Dix
& Fogg's Hotel last evening about O'Clock,
he found that his pocket, which he had taken
the precaution to sew up, had been mysterious
ly cut open, and the money distracted. The
whole Of the money consisted of Philadelp hia
Bank bills with the exception of a $50 Lancas-
ter note. Let the police be on the look out!
The Ssguin benefit. There was large and
fashionable audience present on the occasion of
Mrs. Seguin's benefit, at the Holiday street
theatre, last evening. The "Puntans and the
Cavelier," the first tmo enacted in this city,
was fatteringIy received. The entertainment
concluded with the first act of ''the Position
of Loniemeau The audience was larger than
on any evening since the engagement.
The Sabbath Convention. The Baltimore
Sabbath Association have unanimously appoin-
ted the Rev. James G. Hammer Their delegate
to the General Sabbath Convention, which will
assemble at Richmond, Va, on the 18th INST.
assault. John Lamb, charged with assault
ing aud beating Mary Start, was yesterday ar
rested by officer PamphiIlon, and released on
security to appear at court by Justice Miller.
Fire The alarm Of fire last evening about
8 O'Clock, was caused by the burning OF a chin
ney and pile of shavings, in the ueighborhood
of the peniteutiary.
Distinguished .4rripal The Hon. George
NJ. DaIlas, Vice President of the United States,
arrived in tbs city last evening from Washing
ton. lie is on his way 10 Philadelphia.
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THE UNDERSIGNED will col, =,


ESEXa Puoc auc'ioh, on the premises, on SATUR-
itss&a DAY, I'D January next, at 81 O'Clock, p. M
all that piece or parcel OF GROUND situate
IN the CITY OF Baltimore aforesaid, and described as
follows, VIZ: Beginning for the same on the east side
OF Lewis street, the end of the second line o. the
whole lot or parcel Of Ground, which, by indcnure
bearing date the twelfth day of January in the wear
1852, and recorded among the Land Records of Bal
timore county, in Liber W. c., No 2l6 folio 3I6
Sc, was demised by Hugh NJ ED ,rry and wife TO
tdw ard Green, and running hence southwardv.
binding on the asst side of Lewis street. lately called
Long anel fifty feet 10 the end of the third line of
sad whole lot, to lot leased by said McElderry TO
John Bowen, thence easterly bounding on Bowen,s
'ot MY two iee TO point equi distant fr IN Lewis
street ana Cahal street thence nOrhwardIy parallel
WIN Lewis street fifty feet, to lot leased to Peter
Welr, thence WestWardy bounding on said Weir's
iot to the beg inning. 1T being the same lot which
was H0rgaged by the Trustees of the celored peo-
pies First Baptist Church TO Charles Smith by deed
OF ihdennre bearing date on llth August 1919 and
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
couhty, in Liher T. A., No. 322 folio 235 Sc to Sc
cure the payment If four hunnred dollars, with in
lerest, ADD which was subsequently assigned TO 10
seph j. Griihh. Subject to the " arly rent Of $50
This lot is improved by n large brick BUILDING,
Known as the cOlOred Peep e's Fist Baptist Church.
ana there is now due, in aud by virtue OF the said
mortgage, the sum Of OuI huadred and eight dollars
Terms-one half cash, and the balance in months
with interest and approved security.
OHVILLE EORWITZ,
dl25aw3w Atom for Assignee.
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{b3- BURNED TO DEATH. We find this startling
tact IN very many papers at this Season. relating TO
the melancholy truth that some beloved fiend or in
nocent child has suffered by their clothes taking fire
How painful the thought and how horrible it b comes
when ii is known that there is not case in hun
cred that could not be saved by the application OF
that invaluable sa We, the PAIN EXTRACTOR, from
Comslock's, No. North Fifth street The people OF
this city now ksow or have had a chance to know
this im'ottant fact, and how can they excuse them
selves for not always having it on hand, as il costs
but trfe 10 the rich, and the humane proprietors
VIII elve II To the poor. Within day or two several
such deaths have taken place solely for want of this
salve al hand.
To be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
sts, Baltimore. Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison sis, and at 81 Thames street.
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THEArRr-The Waliack's Benefit. The patrons
of the drama will have an opportunity of maniesng
that regard which are they feel towards Mr..
and Mrs Waack, in giving them ga bumper,n on the
occasion their benefit this evening" at the Holiday
street Theatre. Shakespeare five act tragedy of
"Macbeth," will be performed. The part of Macbeth,
by Mr., Wallack, that ofLady Macbeth, by Mrs. Wal
lack; and Macduff, by Mr. Wheatley, deservedly
popular actor The entertainment will conclude with
ono Song no Supper" in which Mrs. Bailey will ap-
pear as Margaretta-wth songs The prices of ad-
mission have been reduced. A
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II OOx HERE FOR BARGAINS. We
II 4 have on hand English, French and American
CLOTHS and CA5SiMERES, of all shades. Also,
Beaver and Pilot CLOrHS, which we will sell at the
lowest prices. Also, white, red and yellow FLAN-
MEL y whitney, daffle, and fancy end BLANK ETS;
twenty thousand yards CALlCOES, all pic4s -
C!oakings; Liuinss; Sllk and Verona SGrges Beaca-
cd and Brown DNMESTiCS, sc. &C., all Of which
VIII be SOD wholesale and retail at the very lowest
rates. Call and see.
BEALE Il. RICHARDSON s. co.
No, 223 Baltimore street,
DIP AR 8 doors below Charles
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ARRIVED,

ocnI Carohhe, blethens, for Windward Islands,
master. -,
ARRIVED,
brig AndroscosgiR, Parker, days from Portland
plaster, to Jones & Abbott.
SchI Uranus, Sparks, from New York mdse IN r
Pepniman Co.
schr Virginia, Hall, 10 days from Darien, Ga. lum
Der, to j. Murray.
Schr Flora, Jenkins, from Plymouth, via Norfolk,
last, to the master.
the master. -
Schr Caroline, (of Freetown,) Bcthens, from Nor
folk, slaves, TO the master.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, from Philadelphia,
mdse. to ]. A. Shriver
Steamer ugusta, Rogers, from Washington. Saw
on The Patuxent a full rugged brig. [The A. has come
here for repairs.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon from Norfolk Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Late frsm Rio JanerO-The barque Euramus at
New York, left i'll port Oct. 22nd: Shin Washington
Mattison uncer; barques Catharne. Phillips Tor Bal
umore; Active, FOxwell, do R. II. Douglass Nor.
vile, fom Richmond briggs Harriet, JARVIS for Coast
OF Africa; Erie, Gunsy, for Baltimore; Lady Adams,
Benthall, ON Richmond; Mary, Leufrio from Balti-
more The barque Francis Partridge, Travers, sailed
from Rio Grande in co. with the Euramus.
Brig Midas, Etchberger, was at Canderas (no date
for Boslen, loading.
Brig Ariel. Hopkins, of Batimo e, for Turks L.
land in days, was teft Falmouth Jam. about gath
utimo.
Brig Architect, Gray. for Santa Cruz, cleared al
Norfolk 9th inst.
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, for Baltimore, went TO sea
from Charleston 7th inst
Schr Cecil, Travers, for Baltimore; cleared at
FTanklih. La. 18th ult.
schrs North Star, Reese, and Cornelia, Currer, FIN
Baltimore for Boston, arrived at Holiness Hole 7th
ins brig Ocean, Eldridge, from do. for do and scbr
Tam O'Shanter Bennett, from Gloucester for Bau-
more, do. do. 9Th. A barque supposed the Wyman
Dill, from Baltimore for Boston, passed by do. 7th.
Schr Shetland, Tobey, from Baltimore, in going
into Nantucket, got aground on the bar 5th Instant
where she still remained 7th.
Schrs Yeso, Ryerson, from Baltimore for Lubec
arrived at Edgarown I'D insr and Chanan, Patterson;
from do. for Boston, do do. 4h.
Schr Charran, Patterson, hence at Boston 9th inst
Schr Trya Gibbs, hence at Providence 9th inst.
Schr En- ~ Johnson, Snedicor, for Baltimore cd
at New York 10th inst.
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TEvHIs DAY RECEIVED BY

900 TAYLOR, WILDE co.
The Charity Sister, by Hon. Mrs. Morton, o.
Artist, Merchant and Statesman, vol =, go
Kambles BY Land and Water, by X. "a. orman, 81
Living Age, No. 81, joI
Fleming Field or the Young Artisan, by roies-
sor lngrahanI, d
Arthur's Magazine for January, magnifceLtly EN-.
bellished with four splendid steel plate engt's IA,
NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE for
January, containing four handsome engrav-
ings, viz: Travellers at the Well; Queen
Henrietta interceding for The King; Goethe
and Evening, 95
farker's Aids to English Composition, 100
Pilgrims Progress, with Life of Bunyan, illus
trated edition,
Seven iayorile Songs, arranged for the guitar, 1911
Gems Of English Songs, 25
Mysteries Of the Backwoods, by T. B. Thorpe, so
Francis Abbott or the Hermit Of Niagara 25
Holmes Life of Mozart, muslin extra, 70
The Foster Brother, a tale by Leigh Hunt, 25
The Bastard, or Brothers. Revenge, part and 3 25
U- Every new and cheap publication rec, lived as
soon as issued and for sale wholesale and RETAIL at
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hail.
Nos. 4, and Jarvis Buildings, B alt.
And at No. 8 ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington City.
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FESHE GOLD H0 USE' AGAINST THE
Il WORLD! The first capital prize of Sl2 900 in
aquartcr ticket in yesterdays lottery, sold by
Co, No. 9 Calvert st. to an Engineer at the outer
railroad depot For the small sum 81, invested az
our fortunate ofc he will receive in Gold S255O!-
Numerous other prizes, vary ing from $500 TO 500,
we distributed TO our country and city customers
TO-DAY, Capital Prize $1,000!
Is all0ts-Single tickets S2I.
A certificate of 26 whole tickets we will sell for
S33 H. halves Sl6 Sc, gu rters So 2s. For tickets in
the above or any other lottery, application from the
city or country should wsy be made to
EMORY CO., 2 Calvert street,
Il Baltimore, Md.
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Our Book TABLE. We have received the follow
ing public atoms from Messrs Taylor Wilde & Co.,
Jarvis's Bull ings, North st.
iThe second volume of the "Ariist, Merchant and
Statesman" by G. Edward Lester U. 5. Consul at
Genoa. This is a very interesting publication.
''Rambles by Land and Water, or Notes of Travel
in Cuba and Mexico" by B, NJ. Norman The
"Rambes in Yucatan" by this author have been gen.
orally read and approved and the present work will
no doubt be equally well received notwithstanding
the public have The admirable volume on Mexico, by
Branz Mayer, Esq. of this city. "The Charity Sis
terra Tale, By Hon. Mrs, Erskine Norton. Price
IS cents.
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SENTENCE COMMITTEE. The sentence of
death passed on Reech, alias Watkins, for an
aggravated crime, has been commuted by Gov.
Briggs, of Mass, 70 Imprisonment for life.
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OUGHT TO DE REmEDIED. 1t appears by the
Buffalo papers that ono great cause of the nu-
merous disasters which occurred on the Lake
during the recent storm, has been the bad state
Of the oil in use at the several light houses
On Lake Huron not solitary light was visi-
BILE. Government ought to overhaul that oil
man Immediately.
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EH w. TILYARD.
IL IA o SURGEON DENTIST,
n27-3m N. w. cor. of Eutaw and LON bard-sts

rENVVO PRIZES of $500 and one OF 5000 sold
III at SCHOCLFIELD & CO.'S yesterday. One
sold in the city, and the others sent TO Washington,
d. G.
Nos. Md Consolidated Lottery, class %, drawn
Dec. IL, lowest prize 81, are:
II G7 % 10 Sc 80 26 40 8 So
Draws TODAY, the handsome scheme of Md. Con
solidated Lottery, class 30.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of $1,000 prize of $1,000
g 1900 " 600
| " 1913 2 " 500&e.
Whole tickets S2b-shares in proportion,
In which Scheduled X Co will guarantee one half
back on packages. Call and try one.
{g3- Draws on TO MORROW, December 18th, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, c.ass 49, capital prize
S5U00-1ickets Slt-shares in proportion, in which
Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate packages of
25 whole tickets for only Is So halves SO 25 quarters
"a g. eighths So 81. For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
SCHCOLFIELD X Co,
No. | Calvert street,
II Firsioftce from Baltimore street.
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90 UNITED STATES LOTTERY AGENCY,
No. CALVERT ST., Baltimore, Nd. Orders from a
distance from Bal imore for Lottery tickets, must,
ensure prompt attention, be directed always to the
well known LOTTERY firm of
EMORY & CO, . Calvert street,
do Baltimore, Maryland.
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INDIANA u. S. SENATOR. On the 9th inst.
the Hon. Jesse d. Bright, Lieutenant Cover
nor Of the State, was elected Senator in
Congress from Indiana, for six years from the
4th of last March.
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DREADFUL DECAPiTATIoN. A man named
Daniel Corers, had his head cut clean off by
the wheel of an axe factory at st. Catharne's,
c. w, few DAYS since.
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GoyERNoR OF VIRGINIA. The Hon. VIM.
Smith, Of Farquer CO., was oil Wednesday
elected Governor OF Virginia, by the legisla-
ture of that State, in place of Gov. Mellow
ell, whose term expires on the LIST Of January.
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CARPETING AT FACTORY PRICES.
THsHnnAS BECK. No. So CENTRE MAR
nj KETSPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs The public that he intends selling off his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETINGS at FAC
TORY PRICES-such as Imperial Three PHYS, extra
super !ngrains. fine and common lngrains, Wool Fin
shing and Cotton Stair CARPETINGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR s. TABLE
OIL CLOTHS, sc. sc. All persons in want of any
of the above named articles, are requested to make
inquiry at any Carpet Store i'll Baltimore relative to
the price of Carpetng, &C., and then call at No So
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
NIB. RAG CARPETiNG, of my own manufacture,
splendid a,tcle, at very low prices, dll-tJa4t
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uuE'u E1717OE!I VTdHs NU 20 TUT IoiO'
1857 % IS 6 Sc e6 40 8 SIS
II and 81, being the Ist and Cd drawn Nos each $40
Is and %, being the 81 aad 4h drawn Nos. each 40
Sand 3, being the 9Th and 9th; or 26 and 81, be-
ing The 7lh and Sth drawn Nos. each 30
and Nv, being the Oh and lOih or Sand SIS, be.
ing The llth and l2th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 3
All having one only OF the drawn Nos. on,
From the old established House of
EMORY, No. On. Calvertst
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co. /

z OW PRICED TAC1ETs-To day and
IA Tomorrow.
TODAY, $7,oO0-Tickets 80 so, qrs. CO cents. A
package only So 49,
TOMORROW, s. ,OOO-Tickets 81 25, qrs. 81 cts.
Packages 81 So Persons who purchase regular
package of tickets get every number which placed
in the wheel, besides the chance Of dIaH wing the
highest prizes in the Lottery Drawn Nos of class 30
II 67 % Is % 26 40 3 55
Citizens, strangers and persons abroad are ear nest
ly solicited to try their luck with the ever fortunate
JAMES FLETCHER & Co, Baltimore, Md.
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R3-I. o. o. F. Tho members Of GRATITUDE
LODGE, Ne. 5, are hereby notified ts attend an ad
1ourned meeting al the Hail THIS tFrdayI EVEN
IhG, at O'Clock, as business of importance will
come up for consideration. by order,
1t JAS, N. =. T.. WRIGHT, Sec'y.
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2-TRY 1T. THOMSON's COMPOUND sly
RUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA is acknow
lodged throughout the country he the most certain
and safe remedy known for the cure of CON5UMP-
TON, Coughs, Splitting Blood, Pain in the Breast
Bronchitis Asthma, Sore Throat, Hnarsen ess, Loss
of Voice, Oppression from PhIegm, Papitaton of the
Heart, Nervous Debility, In Whooping Cough it has
no equal. For sale by
ROBERTS X ATKINSON, Agents,
1t corner of Hanover and Marketsts
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EIGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
NJ Every day brings forth something ne W at EG-
ERToNs' Lucky Offices. Yesterday we sold three
prizes in one package one of $1,000 one of $500 and
one Of $780, Who can beat us! Try the Esertons',
and 90 in for package. Tomorrow draws our lit
tie vorite, the Small Fry of $4,000. full package
for only "a 62-sngle tickets 81 25, quarters Sic.
The drawn Nos class 90, are o..
II 81 90 10 6 30 26 40 8 S.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $1,000 ] prize of $1,000
1900 9 600
l. Alb 9 500 SC.
Whole tickets S2t-shares in proportion. ..
For the lucky tickets or packages apply at
EGERTONS, ,|
Corner of South street and Exchange Place. corner
OF Commerce and Pratt sts., and cor. of C4- Pratt
and Gay streets. . -......'' 1t
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09F-T o. r. M. GREAT COUNCIL OF MARY
LAND. Chiefs and Representatives please take no.
tce, that there will be regular meeting of the Great
Council at Logan Wigwam. corner of Bank and Bond
streets. on THIS SLEEP of the Hunting Moon Grand
SUM- 5000. Chiefs, bG puRctua in attendance as bu-
sness of Importance will he laid before the Council
By order, flttl JAMES PURDEN, G. Sachem.
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MJEW BOOKS! NEW BoOKSu

NEW BOOKS! NEW BoOKSM
w JUS received ut
w. N. HARRISON'S PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No. |. (Jarvis's Baildnes) North st.
Frances Abbott, or The Hermit of Magma %
The Foster BTother-4 Tale, s5
The Soldier Of Lyons, by Mrs Gore, e5
The Mast ship, or Bomb'rdment of Falmouth, I2I
The Whitebor, by Ms. S C.Hali, IS
David Dumps,
BY the arrival Of the Cambria
The London Illustrated News 10,
The London Pictorial Times, rs,
Wilmer & Smiths Times, l2I
For sale by ...
w. N. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
d9 No. Jarvis Buildings, Nofth-st