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EDUCATION.
LUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
rEvHIs INsTTVUrION. wTIcn 6o. been Id
c CENTRAL COLLEGIATE IssTTCCTE
CORNEk SN.4RP IND E.4MDEN SIS.

IDIt4NI.Tl NIT.IUF .fND LsINID ZEN 81 ..
H. NJ. SMITH, PRINCIPAL.
FEvBIS INSTITUTION. which has been Ioca.
u ted for The past year nj the above place, will he
r. opened on the FIRST SEPTEMBER. The course
o instruction Is rs complete rs will be found III la
situations of the first class Geography History Men
tai aud Moral Philosophy, aud Grammar, are thorough
Ly taught The pupils of this nstilut0s are besides
benefited by Lectures delivered the parent Instl-
ue, by various scientific men, ard have access to a
full and costly Museum of Natural Cnuosltes besides
a Cabinet of from 10 to l5,0 900 minerals.
{I5- Terms reasonable. a27 fit
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PARAsOLs,
BARGAINS! BAR;.INst

S.ANtNFlfHNN1 BARUAINS.
Ssh.zs Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
G4M1 STREET, opposite Faye,ts ST., where may
81 he found beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SilAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment Of Fancy articles. Also, Calicoes Nous
lin dc Lalnrs; Lawns; Linen Hdks.; gentlemrn's
Stocks and Collars; Suspentcrs and great variety Of
Goods too tedious 10 enumeratc. The public are re-
specially invited TO call at this New and Cheap Store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. {a7- Don't forset-No 20
GAY STREET, opposite Fayeue, api0l #
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aMISS JANE *. WINGS

1VM SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Will be re-Opened in the of the Rev. DR.. Nor
Kiss Church, LEXINGTON ST, On MONDAY, the
lSt September. Circulars, containing Course of stu.
dies, Terms, SC, may be obtained at II. CoLRrRs's
No. 2Ib Baltimore street. a95-pO6t
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IMPORTANT NOTICE no

EMPORTANT NOTICE TO
SOUTHERN WESTERN MERCHANTS!
The subscriber would respectfully invite the atten-
ton OF merchants and d. aers generally. to his stock
being about the best assortment in the city, of newly
made TIN WARE, JAPANNED WARE, aud BRi-
TANNIA WARE, all of which has been made of the
best materials and by the best workmen in the city,
and will be sold at extremely low prices for CASH TO
suit the times, and hopes, by nnremitting attention to
business and prompt attention 10 all orders in his line
he will experience continuation of that confidence
and encouragement, which has heretofore been so
literally extended towards him.
He has on hand a supply of those highly improved
BAKE OVENS, which, for convenience in Baking
Bread and Roasting mentS, cannot he eXceed either
by simplicity of construction economy in fuel and
which has become an invaluable appeEdage To kitch-
en- furniture. Also on hand, supply of YOUNG'S
PATENT PORTABLE BATHING APPARATUS,
with Furnace and Shower Bath connected, which is
decidedly the most convenient and economical article
in use, and snpersedeS the expensive fixtures neces.
sary for a complete bath house.
The privilege of making and vending the Bathing
Apparatus in the several states will be sold On mode.
rate terms by ALFRED II. REP,
at the Original Furnishing Warehouse,
No. 335 Baltimore street,
ID Tin Store above HOward-s st.
- Goods will be sent to any part of the city free
of charge. a23.f
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.
'NNAkEN on an Improved principle, by


n KERFOOT & KING.
"A favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, 10 obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style of
execution, which for life-ke beauty dstincess and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed Chill
uren taken at all ages, in from four seconds.
Adults in from fifteen seconds to one minute. Fam-
lies taken in groups; also nvaids and deceased per-
sons taken ut their residence the shortest notice.
LlkenesseS taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
SG}-Rooms 1874 and 2ls south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light Streets where
persons are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves Miniatures CO.
iOred IN the most beautiful manner. fe5-tf
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SUDDEN CHANCES OF TIE MEATH.

- WIN ~ HN'5 oE w ETA III
~ Elk. we scarcely meet person who is not more
or less troubled with cough or cold Old and young
the prudent and the imprudent, seem alike to com
plain.
Many think it a temporary cold, which will pass off
IN day or two. This is not always the case as it
WILL in all probability terminate in consumption if not
attended to in season. Our advice is, HAHCE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, which
will cure you in two or three days. Price so cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, l0s Balti-
Pratt SITS. aus
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TEAS! TEAS! TEASE!

NJ EW WORK. BOWLING ON ROMAN
~ ISM. The History of Romansm from the ear
hest corruptions Of Christianity to the present time
with tuil chronological table, naytcal and alpha
betcal indexes, &c. illustrated by numerous accu-
rate and highly finished engravings OF It's ceremonies
supetstltlons, prosecutions and historical incidents,
in one lalge octave vol For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
booksellers, StatOncrs, Blank Book manufacturers
and Paper Dealers No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the
Railroad Depot. al
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ENOR SALE-A young Negro Woman, II years
q OF age, to serve 10 years, from the country aud
has city acQualntances; she is good cook washer
and in fact first rate general house servant and can
come highly recommended. Also, for sale, most
valuable Woman, % years of age. To until she
shall arrive the OF 30, with her two children,
boy years OH. to until he arrives arrives The
age of 81 and her female child year old serve I'M
til she shall arrive at the age of 30 years. this negro wo
man is Illustrate cook, washer and roner; her Sohri-
ETY. and honesty has never been questioned, Ifmme-
diae application is made they viii be sold low FAM.
lies have good opportunity of purchasing most
valuable cook. Apply quickly at
SCOTrl'S Intelligence Office
a25 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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TWO. Fl. REA'S READY MADE CLOTHING
- ESTABLISHMENT, NJ E, corner of SOUTH
IND PRATT STREETS.
The proprietor respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has constantly hand large and
general assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
to suit all seasons, made up in good style, which he
will sell on very low terms ala eO4w
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ETOR SALE-A young negro woman II years ~
age, 10 serve 10 years, from the country, and has
no city acqnaintdnces. She is good cook, washer
and ironer and in fact first general house ser
vant and can come highly recommended. Apply
to LEWIS T.. SCOTrI,
AIS No. 10 Exchange Place
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EISU UOJTSE--SpRINt. GARDEyS.

MANAGES DEDICATED CANDY, FOR
n IL COLDS, COUGHS AND HOARSENESS.
''It has long been the efTtrt of man
70 save fellow InortalS from deaIh.
To cure them Of Coughs and uf Colds,
Consumption and ShortneSs OF Breath.
The way, then, atlenglh has been found
For man TO obtain quick relief
Its virtues will surely aSt0uni,
And make him the same OF belief.
Would you live, then, in joy and in health,
Feel hale when old age shall advance
If so, by far better than wealth,
If the Candy, made only by Hance."
Price 25cents per package, or five for 81.
For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, corner Of Charles
and Pratt SITS. aus
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MIR. HARNEY'S
FEMALE SSICAT SCHOOL

FEMALE CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Northwest of EutaW and Fayctte streets,
ANILL BE RE-OPENED on MONDAY,
w Sept LIST. Pupils in this Institution are under
the personal instruction of the Principal who devotes
to them his entire attention.
The course of instruction is varied, thorough and
Deral, embracing those branches that are essen
tai 10 solid and ornamental education.
Every eXertiOn will be made, that the school may
retain its past favorable reputation.
DR.. KEMP will continue his popular Lectures on
Physiology and Anatomy.
Rev. Dr. MORRIS has kindly consented to deliver
course of Lectures on Geology and Zoology.
Lectures on Mechanical Philosophy, Chemistry and
Astronomy, will be delivered by the Principal.
The department of modern languages, Music, Draw
ing and Painting, are under the charge of experienced
masters, of acknowledged talents.
U}- Circulars may he had at the Institution, at
the dwelling of the Principal,
a26-d6eo3t lpA ESQ WEST FAYETTE-ST.
ND EV. j II. HEY'S INSTITUTE FOR La
ma DIES, No. 237 w. PRATT STREET will be
re-opened on MONDAY, the LIST of September next.
o. Terms reasonable. Isl al2tf
dNENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
" No. 90 FAYETTE STREET. Parents who
desire to furnish their children with liberal and com
plete Classical, Scientific and Mathematical Eauca-
ton respectfully invited to examine IN system of
instruction adopted in this institution,
A few vacancies yet remain to be filed for the en- =.
suing scholastic year, which commences the LIST of
September next. WILLIAM II. SMITH,
jy25-tf Principal of Classical Department.
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H2OARDING SCHOOL

HpOARDlNG SCHOOL
-Eo FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MISS HEATH will resume the duties of her
school on the first MONDAY in September, in Null
BERRY, between Green and paca SITS. She will en-
deavor TO give every satisfaction to those who may
estrust their children to her care
Refer to
Very Rev. DR.. DELUsL.
Rev, JArEs neLAN.
Hon. K, b. TANEy, Chief Justice o. s.
u. COLLINS LEE, Esq.
MoREAu FORREST, Marshal District of Maryland.
~ &. BROOKS, a. NJ, Ptiacipal BALTIC. High School.
Professor J A PIzARRo.
Or. n. K, SMITH. alj eolw
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TONSTABLE'S SALE. By virtue of two
" wnts of fieri iacias, issued by John Showacre,
ESQ., of the Justices of the Peace of the State of
Maryland, in and for the city of Baltimore, al the suit
of Randall ii. Moale against the goods and chatels
lands and tenements of Charles feregOy, Nicholas
Peregoy, Nathan Warfield, john w. Watkins and Ed
ward Thompson, TO me directed, | have seized and
property, claim aud demand, at law and in equity, OF
the said Charles Percgoy, Nicholas Peregoy, Nathan
Wartield, John w. Watkins and Edward Thompson,
in and 10 one Brick House on the side of Pear
street, near Lexington
And hereby give notice, that on the I'd day Of Sep
TENDER, at O'Clock in the afternoon, will offer for
sale the said Property, seized aud taken in execu
ton, by Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash.
on the premises.
a20-dtS DAVID WHITSON, Cons table.
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FEMALE CLASSICAL SENIyNAf

FEMALE CLASSICAL SEMINARY,
No. 1I9 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE.
REN'D r. II. BALL, A. M, PRINCIPAL.
FMNHE EXERCISES Of this Institution will be
"a resumed on the FIRST DAY of September.
To the extensive Apparatus, Cehnrt OF Minerals
and Library belonging to this School, valuable addi-
tons have recently b. en- made.
For Terms, References, Catalogue of Students SC
parents and guardians referred to the printed Cir
Guitar which can be obtained by application to the
Principal. [sitl a26 IT
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MRS. PEYTON' ACADEMY.

MRS. PEYTON'S AGA DENY,
NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE,
adjoining south side of the City Spring.
WILL BE RE-OPENED on the FIRST
w MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT, where
young Ladies instructed in all branches Of good
education. Terms per quarter-Day scholars varying
from IS to 5l2; Music, including the of the Piano,
from 10 10 SIS; Boarding and Instruction, $685. Draw
ing and Wax Work, each IS; Latin S5 French So;
charge for lights, fuel sc. for b0arders; day scho-
lars, who dine at the Academy, Sll.
Refere
Bishop Waugh, Bishop Johns, of Va.
Rev. J. NJ. Duncan, Prof N. r. Smith,
&c Dr.. &C. M Roberts, " r. w. Hall,
" J. N. McJiltOn, DR.. T +. Bond,
&C Robert Emory, Mr.. F. J. DalaIn,
John II. Dashiell, sc James Brunddge,
g F. 5. Evans, " John d. Toy,
AIS cost sc ]. N. Lewis.
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4
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No. So NORTH P.fCd STREET..
~ M6Nn ., lni ,ha ls, rs, nS Will DE re-
Mr.. PRINCE has long been engaged in teaching, and
from his success has increased confidence in his
thod of mparting instruction. His constant familiar,
and clear illustrations of the principles of the sci
ences give variety and interest 10 the recitatons aud
ndnce in the scholar habit of investigation, without
which no solid improvement can be realized.
For terms, Sc, see circulars, which may be had al
the institution. aS eo4w
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"a j III sure ABOVE nOWdfU-St.
Q- Goods will be TO any part of the city free
of charge. a03.tf
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SHERIFTS SALE.

DY virtue OF a writ of Fier Fscias issued on, of
Dand under the seal of the District Court, in aud
for the county OF Racine, to me directed agains,
the goods, chatiels lands and ienemen,s OF Reasin
Bell, have seized and taken all the right, title.
and interest the said Bell had on the 10Th day of
July A. ID. 1884, or any time afterwards, to the
following piece, parcel of land, to VIII: Lot No.
Eve (5), in block No. thirty (3O) on the south s,
quarter Of section ,hirty-one (3I), town No. two
(2) north, Of range No. twenty three 23) east and
being in the south ward Of the village of Southport:
which shall offer for sale public vendue, as the
Law directs, on Tuesday. tie 22nd day Of April
next, at o clock p. NJ, at the House OF H. McKoy
in the village OF Southport, in said county.
Dated this 10th day of March, A. D. lS45
z. r. HUGUSIN, Sheriff. c.
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THE OREGON QUEsTIoN.-The points
on which The United States and Great b l.
tian respectively claim the disputed terri
tory Of Oregon, have been briefly stated as
follows:
The United States rests its claim-first.
upon tho discovery Of Columbia river, the
original exploration Of the country through
which that river flows, and the ret mill
iary posts and settlements in the territory
secondly, upon the surrender Of Fort
George, al the Columbia river, as required
by the treaty of Ghent-thi'dly, upon the
ground OF contiguity, which gave US the
strongest ground as against Great Britain,
and finally by The acquisition of all the
rights Of Spain.
Great Britain claims that Lieut.. Meares
was the first discoverer Of Columbia river
that the British North West Company made
explorations, and established ports as soon
as the expedition Commanded by Lewis and
Clark that the surrender of Fort George
was accompanied by reservation Of the
rights of Great Britain TO he original pos
session, and finally that the treaty Of 1870,
between Great Britain and Spain. made
Great Britain a party 20 the settlement Of
the Oregon Territory, and TO all The priv
ilcges arising under the same.
The city authorities Of n W York during
the las, four months, have sold 8 90 0
worth Of manure. The fees Of dog killers
have amounted to $4,000, and those Of the
coroner 10 $ o o.
No less than seven fres-all the work Of
incendares. have occurred within Two DAYS
at Baltimore. There were serious riots
al two OF these fires.
Niagara Falls A correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, furnishes the following
anecdotc which occurred in Naples =
"Vesusius had been beching forth its
fame and smoke all day, making the
mountains tremble under the fierce blows
of its terrific engine, and rs night APP
preached, began to light up the heavens
with its lurid glow, when a Neapolitan
accosting an American traveller, inquired,
.Well. have you any thing like that in
Amcr,ca!" No. replied the Yankee,
"but we have mlll-dum that would pu, i,
out in FIVE minutes
The Phiadelphians and Bostonians, un-
uel Tue Ue" aC'' VIII "h'e W pay h'o Seh's
a letter for the carriage Of only two miles;
the distance being just 302 miles between
the cities.
Ex-Presdent Tyler left Washington for
old Virginia on Thursday morning, in a
two horse hach-no procession or parade,
bu, all alone in his glory, uncared for,
unsough,, unwa,ed upon by any Of his late
toades.
AN EPIGaAM.-Wo find the following
good thing floating about. like Japhet in
search of paternal guardian:
Women were born, as fate declares
To smooth our linen aud our cares,
And tits but just, for by my tooth,
They're very apt 10 rufie both.
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LIBERTY TICKET,

LIBERTY TICKET,
or Town Officers, to be voted for at The
election on Tuesday next.
Supervisors.
Charles Durkce, Chairman,
George Bennett,
William III. Smith.
Iown Clerk.
Reuben Ii. Demng.
Assessors.
William Seymour,
Samuel Hale,
Horaiio c. Train.
Treasurer.
stephen ii. Clement
Collector.
Richard B. Wmsor.
Commissioners Of Highways.
Royal B. Waldo,
Seth Doolittle,
Chauncey Bromley.
Commissioners Of Common Schools.
John b. Jllson,
William Starr,
Edgar G. Mygatt.
ConsfdbleS.
Richard B. Winsor,
James NJ. Rounds,
John Spring.
Oucrsccrs Of Highways.
Nathaniel B. Woodruff,
Warters Towslee.
Sedler Of Weighs and Measures.
Lucius G.. Merrill.
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900 round Oak Ties, Is Il. long, in. in diameter
at the small end.
400 round Oak Ties, "a #. long, in. in diameter
a; the small end.
2 900 feet Board measure White Oak Clamps, l6
f. long, 3 X inches.
One half of the above to he delivered on or beto-e
the 18th day of June, and the remainder on or be
fore the LIST day of August, lS45 at such points
near the work as may be desi grated by the Agent
in charge of the same.
PROPOSALS will be receeed ct the aame time
for furnishing 700 cords of Stone, lie delivered
in the cribs or before the first day Of September,
lS45.
Payments will be made on the delivery of rea
sonable quantity; twenty per cent. of The amount
to be reserved until the final completion of the
tract, and no other security required.
c. r. ALTON, u. S. Agent
OFFICE OF Public Works, Southport, Wiscon-
sin, March 9th. 1915.
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BUFFALO NEWSPAPERS.
PRINTED ON THE CASH SYSTEM.
II II f y A 7 ION A l. PI l. OF.
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rRoPRIEroRS. EDITOR.
Commercial Depariment-BY J. C. BusNER.
This paper is new and peculiar 1t is the only
paper IN the United States upon the plan 1t is con-
Quoted,
All others take their European intelligence from
the English Press, thus leaving US gnoran, of al
Continental affairs except what it suits the En-
gsh interest to detail.
In Politics the Pilot, looking above and beyond
the present party distinctions, aims at Nationality;
and its motto is-"For our country, at all times;
10 approve her when right; and TO right her when
wrong
The Pilots party is the citizens Of this Republic,
against any and all enemies.
Locally, the Pilot will especially consult the in
terests, commercial and otherwise, of Buffalo and
the great and growing Valley of the Lakes, with
which the former is inseparably connected.
The Pilot is supplied with regular daily files of
the Paris Papers of every political party, and will
therefore furnish not only the English but the Con-
tinental news. from the original sources, and by
thus giving both sides, enable its readers Judge
more correctly than they possibly can by reading
only one.
The Commercial Department of the Pilot is in
fully competent hands, as all will sdmt, and the
market intelligence will be second TO other sheet:
either in accuracy or its early promulganon'
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IL Any paper printed West of Buffalo, by copy
ing the above four times with this note, will be
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F O X S ALE,

A BLACKSMITH SHOP g. TOOLS, in tie
"A town of WheatlaDd, county Of Racine. The
Shop is large and commadious, with every variety
of Tools required for oil kinds of business in tina,
Iine. With the shop will be sold the land on which
il stands, quantity up to Is acres, if desired
The shopis well located for doing an excellent bu-
sness.
For further particulars and terms, inquire Of E.
Balm at the Hardware Store or the Subscriber on
the premises. G. COOK
WheatIapd, Racine CO., w. T., Jan. Ii, Is45.
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@ A letter from Hon. Caleb Gushing.
on the subject ''United States and Mexico"
is published in the Journal Of Commerce,
setting forth reasons why there will be no
war on account Of the annexation Of Tex
as to the Union. The concluding para
graph is as follows
AS TO Mexico, 1t is true, cannot under
take TO speak with so much confidence OF
conviction. She may, in a transpor, OF
passion, disregard alike her own interests
and the rights Of Texas and the United
States. But have faith To believe that
wiser and better counses will actuaie her
Government. And have no doubt that
other powers, ifthey interpose in the mat
ter at all, must recommend prudence and
mode ration to the Mexican Government,
and frank, amicable and prompt settle.
ment Of all her differences with the United
States.
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Public Houses, New York.

THE Proprietors of the following named Public
i Houses, in the City of New York. unite in the
above invitation to Southern and Western Mer
chants, who may visit our Commercial Emporium,
to call at respective Houses: pledging ourselves
so administer the comforts of "a Home 4" far as in
our power. to those who may give US the prefer
ence.
City Hotel, Chester Jennings. Broadway.
Waverly House, Willard Whtcomb, 81 and Sc
Broadway.
Mansion House. w. ]. Bunker, 80 Broa dwsy.
Howard Hotel Thomas & Roe, Broadway.
Astor House, Coleman & S,etson.
Franklin House, Broadway, Hayes & Treadwe
Atlantic Hotel, No. and Broadway, w. G.
derson.
Paci6cIHotel. l62 Greenwich street, J. w. Boody,
w. ID. Parsons.
NEW YoRK, January llth, lS45.