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Auction Notices, sc.

WILL be sold at public Auction, by order
w of the Probate Court Tor the District of
Marlboro, on SATURDAY the eth day OF
MARCH next, at one O'Clock p. M, at the
late residence OF LEWIS HOLTON, late OF
Dummerston, deceased, all of the real estate
which the SAID Hoton died siezed and possess
ed Of in said Dummerston, consisting Of about
one acre Of Land, with good dwelling house,
barn, sheds, and shoe shop thereon, and is
pleasantly situated IN the middle of the town,
and is good location for most kinds of me-
chanical business. Also--three slips in the
Union Meeting Houee.
For further particulars inquire Of the sub
scribers, near the premises.
ASA KNIGHT, Adn,rs
JOHN CLARK, nun 20
Dummerston, Feb. l, 1916. "a
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Those wishing TO take lessons in Music, will find
no better advantages Than will be here presented
Board may be obtained in the Boarding Houses,
which will now convene so or 60 Scholars, or in
good private families for 81 ,25 per week-Room
rent and washing included. Also Rooms will be
rented, fitted with good stoves, 10 those wishing to
board themselves
For the Trustees, BENJAMIN PAGE.
Swanzey, NJ H., Jan. 9th, 1915. 5w23
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FARM FOR SALE.

@ Fr% a'' .ew oce Gs fl By s' aa ne
- I ~ tington May, and lying on The road
- leading from Putney 10 Fayetteville,
near the Town House, and only one mile from the
centre Of business Said Farm contains 20 acres of
good land, well wntered and fenced, and does not
contain rod of land that will not yield readily TO
the plough Attached TO The premises is a good
Orchard of grated fruit, inferior to none in the vi
cinity. The House is two stories, 25 by % feet
The Barn is new, and the out buildings are in good
repair.
liberal credit will be given if desired. For fur.
ther particulars enquire OF II. May, on the premi.
SEES, or of 7. r. Chandler.
E. & s. MAY.
Putney, VT, Oct. PC, 1914. tito
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astaop daaa0e GIottim0,
QUITTING AND MAKING

of Gentlcmen's Clothing in all its varieties, in
the most perfect and fashionable manner; and
with all due Difference to his brelheren Of the
Shears and the Thimble, he at once solicits
and dehes competition.
All Garments, the making Of which shall be
entrusted TO him, shall be thoroughly made in
the best and most fashionable style, and with
neatness and despatch.
He can assure the fastidious, that garments
made by him have the true City touch, fit and
finish; and he can refer the doubling and en-
quiring, to the best dressed young men in town,
for ample proof.
Few men are entirely unconscious how
greatly the ease, quiet, self-complacency and
true happiness of the 'inner man depend upon
the apparel in which the 'outer man is habited;
and one of tie cheapest and surest sources of
enjoyment is, in having the mortal frame well
clad in fitting and finished garments. Without
this, few men can feel sufficiently at ease in
good society, especially in the society Of ladies,
to fully develope their mental resources, or the
riches Of their affections.
Clothing made al Harris, has the magic
power TO put the wearer entirely at his ease.
II robs youth of its embarrassments, and diff
dence Of its awkwardness.
Let those who doubt, call, examine, and
above all try, and their doubts will dissolve
like icicles at sunny noon.
ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED TO FIT.
PRICES SHALL ALSO FIT.
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NEW BOOKS.
100 SAP BUCKETS,
superior Quality and Half
Price.
FOR THE CURE or

FOR THE CURE OF
GCROFULA, Chronic Rheumatism, General De.
- bility, Cntaneous Diseases, Scaly EIuptions OF
the Skin. letter, Pimples or Puslues the Face,
Mercural and Syphiloid Diseases, Biles, from an
impure habit Of body, alterations of the Throat and
Leg, Pains and Swelings of the Bones, LAYER AT
fections, and all diseases arising from an impure
state of the Blood, Exposures and imprudences in
life, excessive use Of Mercury, &c.
The great popularity of Sarsaparilla, and its es-
tabshed efficacy render it superhuous TO enter in
to any encomnn of its virtues, or adduce any evl.
dence in its favor.
The Sarsaparilla is warranted positively as good
as any other that can be made at One Dollar at
just half the price of those much advertised, and
as strong and in as large bottles, viz -
Fifty Cents per Bottle, or Five Dollars per
Dozen.
This article has cured Scrofula of 30 years, after
the Dollar articles had been used in vain
To be had of the agents of Comstock Il CO. only,
throughout the country, in New York only at 81,
Cortlandt Street.
For sule by BUTTON a. CLARK, BrsttleborO;
JESSE CoEE, Marlboro. ~
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BOSTON
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE.

500 GARMENTS
which must be sold by the LIST of April, in order
TO prepare for the Spring Trade. His Clothing
has but very recently been made up, IN superb
style and workmanlike manner. Every article
is warranted to give good satisfaction.
He respectfully invites your attention--to
call and examine for yourselves.
N. b. CurrINo done as usual, according
10 order.
Brattleboro', January 9Th, ls45. 2s
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A BOY

A BOUT 10 years of age, wants place
IN until he is 10 or 81 years Of age, where he
would be well dealt by. Inquire OF
CLARK SWEETLAND.
Vernon, Feb. 4, 1916. aga
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WHITE LAKE FISH, just packed, and il
w prime order, for sale BY
q. TowNsLEY Il SON
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

FOURTH OF JULY correspondent VINO
Signs his production 49, soys-"it is WIFI ueeE
regret that 1 nave not perceived any PfePara
tons for suitable celebration OF our ahhua
Independence day where are the PatrioI
VINO, ten years ago. "onlu nave b'ch i"oor'"4
with zeal ana true patrouc feelings 70 AROUSE
/ the people OF baltimore TO actoh! Nher' u''
inc Ooas''hs rover" % t''elf country WHO N'"''''
cd so 'elei'eht'y last la"! Let 'ho5C WIN can
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

RTHE HARVEST IN MARYLAND. We notice
by our exchanges TINT the harvest is about
commencing in this State. The Kent News
states that several farmers in that county com
manced cutting early wheat last week, and that
the Mediterranean wheat will be generally Sc
cured this week The crop Of oats has suffered
from want of rain The crop of wheat in
Frederick county promises 10 be abundant; and
OF excellent quality, In Cecil county the wheat
also looks well, but oats and hay will fall short
OF the usual crop. The wheat in Washington
county has fine appearance, and will yield an
abundant harvest.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

SToRM--krLLED BY Lightning. The
northern section of Philadelphia county, was
visited on Thursday afternoon last, with vio-
lent gust Of wind, hail and rain, accompanied
by vivid flashes Of lightning and tremendous
peals of thunder. The apple orchards in the
neghborhood of Germantown suffered severe
ly, and much of the corn growing was injured.
A young married man, named Culp, on visit
at Barren Hill, was instantly killed by the
lightning on the same afternoon, and several
other persons in the room when he was struck
were considerably STAINED, and thrown down
by the force of the electric fluid.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

TIE FLORAL ExHBlroN. This exhibition
opened at the Law Buildings last evening, in
fine style. Let none of our readers, old or
young, neglect to pay 1t visit to-day, when it
keeps open from o'clock, A. NJ, until 10 to-
night, The price Of admission is only 10 l-2
cents, and the object to be accomplished truly
praiseworthy. The flowers are refreshing, the
music delightful, and the managers polite and
accommodating, This afternoon several Sun.
div Schools are to meet the mission school o
she ministry at large, and the children of tn,
,piapt school come in rs freely invited guests
Go and see this beautiful display.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

iasnGRANTs. 1t is estimated that there
nave arrived in the four ports of the United
States since 10th April, IL 900; at Quebec 1911
total 1901. The arrivals the ensuing
u,snth will be still greater. There have been
eot, PARSONS landed at New York from Europe
in day. This occurred twice during the last
week. About half the immigrants who arrive
At Quebec find their way to the state of New
York. in the course Of two months, after they
land.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

r Iowa Nor GIVEN UP YET. The Council of
Iowa passed bill on the 2lst of May, (ll to
~ providing that the State Constitution re-
Gently rejected, should be submitted a second
time to the people. 1t was to have been acted
upon in the House of Representatives on the
Goth ult.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

DEATH FROM BURNING. Henry DeGraw,
aged Al, a cartman, fell asleep in stable, rear
of Orange street, New York, while packing a.
way seme hay, on Thursday evening, and was
so seriously burned by the fire that soon occur
ed there, that being taken to the Hospital, he
died on Friday evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

q%- A CARD. The friends of the "Baltimore Mi
n>try at large invite your aid in counenance of their
annual Floral Exhibition aud Sale. 1t has been pre-
pairing for some weeks and on the full sympathy OF
ali IT. friends, 1t is largely dependent.
Amy combination of Fruit or Flowers will be CRATE
fully received at the Law buildings on MONDAY,
the 10th Of June.
The Exhibition will open at 8 o'clock on MONDAY
EVENING, and continue throughout the following
day and evening, at the Law Buildings, corner OF
Lexington and 81, Paul's streets, 1t will consist Of
fine display of Potted Plants, Bouquets, Moss Bas-
kets and Frosted Work 1t is expected that the Night
Blooming Ceres of Mr., John Feast and a full Band OF
Music, will add 70 is attractions. Hall open from 5
TO 10 p. NJ sn MONDAY, and from AN to 10 2. NJ.
on Tuesday. AdmittaRce l2a cents. jeli3t
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Museum. Be ii remembered that the engagement of
Mr. T. Z. Rice, the immortal Jim Crow, is only for
few nights. Perhaps no one Of the hundred and one
Stars who lumine the dramatic armament is so truly
planet in the estimation of the public as Mr. Rice at
the Museum, he is all and all
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

n3-THEYOUNG MEMS TOTAL ABSTINENCE
SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE, will hold meeting
THIS EVENING, AT O'Clock, in the session room OF
Rev. Mr.. Hammers church, for the election of officers
The following ticket il recommended, viz.
j. b. CANNON President
Dr. +. SNODGRASS, lst Vice do.
S. NJ. COCHRANE. ID do.
APCH'D HAWKINS, Coresp. Sec'y
ny. VANDERFORU, Jr., Rccor. do,
RUDOLPH SPURRlER, Treasurer.
&. j. THOMPSON
h. +. GROVE,
A. &. GIBBS, Standing Com tee.
JAS. VI. LESTER,
II DR.. JAS. MARTIN.
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New CHURCHES. A new Presbyterian
Church is building at Havre-de- Grace, Nd
The Lutheran Church in Washington, called
est Paul's," was opened for public worship on
Sunday, under the pastoral charge of the Rev.
DR.. Muller
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CART. FREEMoNr's EXPEDITION. Capt. Free
mont, and about sixty men, have left st.
Louis for Independence, where they will be
joined by others, numbering in all more than
one hundred. Mr.. Stephen Cooper, member
of the last legislature of Missouri, goes out as
pilot of the company.
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MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
MONDAY, JUNE l6 l845
FROM THE EXCHANGE ReADlNG-Roou BOOKS.
GLE RED


BMque Pioneer, Lambert, Rotterdam, Oelrichs s.
Lurman.
Brig Royal Sailor, Elliott, for Barbados, w. w.
Spence Co.
Brig Archtecl, Gray, Barbados, CLARK s. Kellogg
ARRIVED,
Ship Gen. Washington; Lowe, So DAYS FIN Bremen
ballast, and go passengers, to A. Schumacher Co.,
Ba.que Latitia, Lewis, days from New York, bal
last, to F. w. Bruno Sons.
Brsm brig Louise, Wenke, from Phadclnhia, bal
last, 10 Decke x GeIdes'
Brig Now England, McCurdy, 10 days from Boston,
ballast, to Weld s. Jerks.
Brig Chatham, Nickerson, 6 days from Boston, as
sorted cargo, TO Osborn & Whitrdge.
Schr Sarah, Kinba, 10 days from Portland, ballast
TO the master.
Schr Mary, Smith, days from Providence, domes-
tics, 10 w. A. Cole.
Schr Ann, Perry, days fin New Bedford, ballast,
to master.
schr Benz. II. Field, vaagord, 4 days from WORK,
mOldsses, TO s. Hurbut.
Sehr Waters, Howard, s days Wareham Mass,
ballast, to f. Pratt * Bro.
Rsemen ship Columbus, Meyer, - days. from Bre.
men, mdse. and 1872 passengers
Brig Dover, Percval, '4,days from Bosaon, assort-
ed cWgO, to Osborn Whilrdge.
Brig Orbit Travers, from Richmond, ballast.
Br. schr Morning Star, Prudden, from Nassau, N. p.
sth inst. ballast, to F. T. Montell Left schrs Lady
Warrington, Stevens, fer Bait, i'll days Waterman,
WiaslOw for do. in a few days
Schr Flor del Mar, K4nnear, from Boston, potatoes,
to the master.
Schr Washington, Case, 3 days from New York. as
seated cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
Steamer Express, Whilecar, fin Philadelphia, mdse
to Il. G. Harris.
MEMORANDA.
Ships North Bend, and ST. Lawrence, for Balto.,
went to sea from the Delaware 18th nst.
Ship Alabama, Merritt, 40 days from Liverpool for
Baltimore, spoken Cd inst. lat Al %, Ion, 65 81
Ship Ocean, Higgins, of Baltimore, arrived at New
Orleans 7ih inst from Rotterdam.
Barque Elizabeth J. Remington, of and for Phila
dephia, left at Havana about 9ti inst. She has
been incorrectly reported as bound TO Ballimore.l
Barque Susan Jane, Hamilton, aaa big Washing
ton, Stevens, from Baltimore, arrived at Boston l4t
instant
Brig Milton, York, from Baltimore, was left at De-
merara 23d April.
Brig ST. Mary, White, of Baltimore, for st Thomas,
soon, was at PoYt Spain, Trinidad, 26th ult
Brig Putnam, (new) Horner, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Philadelphia 18th inst.
Schr Catharne, EdmoHdsOn, Of Baltimore, wgS- at
Ponce, p. K. 18th ult. TO sail f9r Boston in days,
schr Charles, Berry, for Baltimore, cleared at Ban
gor llth inst.
sschr ST Leon, Babsan, from Bangor for Baltimore,
arrived at Portland 18th inst
Schr Michigan, Terry, for Baltimore, cleared at N.
York 18th inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

SERIOUS AND Fatal ACCIDENT. The passen-
ger train of cars which left New York on Sa-
turday afternoon, encountered train of wood
cars at the deep cut neal the Tvo Falls, a.
bout two miles out a man named Frederick
w. Forbes, who was standing upon the plat
form of the Emgrant car of the passenger
train, which was directly in the rear of the To-
comouve, was caught between the two, and
both his legs were dreadfully mangled and
shattered. lie died soon after the accident
He was on his way to Oneida Castle, where
his parents and brother reside, and has left a
wife and five children at Camden, N. J. A
boy, and several other passengers were slightly
injured.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

GRAND Aquatic AM CorlLLIoN EycuRsIoy. The
Independent Fire Company's Grand Aquatic and Co
tilIion Exclusion comes off this afternoons in the fine
steamer Pocahohas which leaves Light-st. Wharf, at
. O'Clock, for Annapolis, stopping at the County
Wharf, F. p going and returning, Murray's Bands
will be on board, and delightful Tip is anticipated.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

LARGEST CYLINDER IN THE WORLD. There
was cast at the works of the West Point foun-
dry, on the 10th, blast cylinder Of l26 in di
ameter and IL feet ia length weighing 10 tons.
1t is intended for the Mount Savage Iron Com
pany, near Cumberland, Md, and is 10 blow
four blast furnaces of the largest class, making
400 tons per week. The time occupied in
running the iron from the furnaces to the
mould was 63 seconds
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

DEAD. The Charleston Courier announce.
the death of Robert W. Roper, Esq, wealthy
planter of S. Carolina.
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NJ MFFICIAL DRAWING of the ConsoIil

H3- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Consolidated
Lottery of Maryland, class No. -, for 1915:
G5 81 IS 80 40 II 60 81 5 "a 80 60 26
81 and f5 being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
% and -, being the Sd and 18th drawn Nos. each 40
II and ~, being the 9TH aud 9Th; or "a and 60,
being the ith and Sth, each 20
All having two Of the drawn Nos on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, g
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. N. Calvert-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

SINGULAR TRIAL. Rev. MIR. Mcdowell has
been tried at Detroit, for an alleged disorder in
preaching in the streets on Sundays. He was
acquitted.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

r3- PATAPSCO ALERT ASSOCIATION. This
Association will be- revived on WEDNESDAY EVE.
MING, 18th inst, at O'Clock. The old members ana
members OF the company favorable thereto, will at
tend An election of officers will take place After
the meeting, trial Of the Engine will be made, suck
ng from B0wys wharf After trial, BY invitation, all
friends VIII attend collation.. jel7-2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

An EXAMPLE FOR Us. The interest on the
debt of Ohio, due in May, has been paid. That
falling due in July will be promptly met
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

For HousE-KEEPERs' We have received patent
improved double Scrubbing Brush, manufactured by
Mr.. Geo. j. Naylor. Philadelphia, to which we direct
the attention OF house-keepers' Mr. Buford No. 2s7
Pratt-st. near Eutaw, is the agent for this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17
DEAUTIFUL AND SCARCE Coops

HpEAUTIFUL AND SCARCE GOODS
ED Just opening at No. 1876 MARKET ssT., sucb 7.
Rich Fancy SILKS
Rich OTgandy LAWNS
Printed BERAGES
Muslin ROBES
White and colored TARLETONs
CAMBRlCS and JACONETTS
Null and Swiss MUSLINS
AIso-l0-i Twisted silk Shawls and Scarf
ll-4 Bcrage do. do
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
New style Fancy Driliings
Rich Cashmere and silk Vestings
Versailles and Valencia do.
Fancy Cravats, Gloves, sc.
Also, just received another supply of pink and blue
dotted TarItons, the fashionable aItce of the
season for Ladies Dresses which together with large
stock of Fancy and Staple Goods, will NOW be sold
al extremely low prices at
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
(WhocSale Rooms, up sairs,)
No. 1875 Market sueet,
iel7 FRI fourth house above Light
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

ON MONDAY, the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Ham
ner, Mr. z. l.. DAVIDSON to Miss Ann You've, both of
Laurel.
On the 18th instant, at Friends Meeting House in
ConrtIand street, THoMAsC. HOPKINS to HANNAH E.
FEssFLL both Of this city.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Lanahan, GEORGE
W. MITCHELL To ELIZA ANN, youngest daughter of
the late Thomas Martin, all of this city
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

no MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY A sp"-
cia meeting of the Mechanical Fire Company WI ne
held nj the Hall, over the Engine Room, on WhDNES-
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst. ut O'Clock IL Is
particularly tesir0us that ALL the members shon'd
be punCtuag in their attendance, business OF M
portan:e will be presented inr their consideration.
ie,7-1t JOHN FURLONG, Sec'y.
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auaerlcau Stnunltrau,
TUESDAY MORNING, JuNE II, ls45.
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AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

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View lotk journal OF Commerce OF Thursday
f~ST-"e nave SEE" specimen VI "I'os s
go, L,,,,, ,,,y,, ao,',,i,',.d win tho
mode of WORKING it. All we can say is, that
II snch letters can be produced 10y leIegrapmc
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The above article has been copied into vari-
aus papeis. and the invention therein mention
ed hcralded us extraordinary. Although we
aye pleased at all times to learn of any i'm
gSoyenents in the arts, (and we believe that
ior success. utility and number, our inhabitants
are not 10 be SURPASSED } vet we should exceed
ipuly reufct if anv trivial chance in the mode
gg operation of the MAGNETIC TeIecraph-or
INV slight modification of the mode of apply-
me- Professor Alorse,s invention. should cast if
IN tho shade. We look upou his application Of
eectro-magnctism to the transmission of COM
mnnications between distant places, as one of
,be greatest and most useful discoveries of the
age-and we are omong those who wish to see
men derive the benefits of their intellectual
,absr, as certainly and as fully at least, as of
their bodily toll. True it is, (and we are glad
Of it,) that Professor Morse has secured to
himselr, by letters patent, the rirht to his in
seption; and no one except by assignment from
BAN, can make use of his Magnetic Telegraph,
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