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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-30
GERMAN HARDWARE

GERMAN HARDWARE.
LARGE assortment of German Hardware consisting of
"A Scissors, Chssels Butcher Knives table Knives and
Forks Saws, Plane Irons, Halter Chains Pocket Knives
knitting PM. Umbr,lla Frames, &c Al;o Curtain Pins,
the undsrssnsd and is offered for sale low,
'-'''s '''~ 81 l. xTEs AND SLATE PENCILS
.. 1 and 5. Also, casks Slate Pencils For sal ny
GEORGE r. 0ERJlNG, 70 Maidel zane,
Junction OF Liberty street..
Volius, Guitars. Flutes, &c., constantly on hand.
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SHIP BLACK SMITH.

CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND sOUTH SITS.
" linear the Tobacco Inspection 10 prepared to do the
IRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
and on the reasonable terms.
from any part Of the country for doing the top
Letters addressed above will receive prompt attention
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N(lI'fCk'
WILLIAM BANTAM. F,

n WILLIAM BANTAM, grateful for the favors
hs friend, and the owners Of horsss generally hay
S. kindly bestowed upon him since his first com
spectny inform them that he is all times 70 be found
nue. where hsrses suffering from cor . interfering snder
diseased OF FORM will b. shod in the most
adopted by the Vsernary COLLEGES aud ali hs most uir emit
practitioners in Europs IL is upon he merits Of his
skill hn the subscriber for continuance OF the
favor OF his nends AT the time he would hsrs state
that his knowledge Veterinary practitioner well
bed to do ali hs art and nature can Do By way OF
the susnngs Of the horse by properly applied shoes This
in most will render the foot sound far help he
horse 10 make advantage TO seek and
have him shod by those who do the work such
that will only the satisfaction
rsnders his horse and his services Of greater value
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 40.


ships sopthener, Palmer, Liverpool, Woodruff Min
wrrR W" IT,, Ws,,s.er Adens Piae, New odsan. Bark
ksto Lisbon; Verzenn Pu.sbu y, KeIeberton I'm
S;hmiat eslchen; Adeline, Bent Bermuda Middleton *
toi Fisher Conklin Apaschieol schrs Curls w. III.
mob Coracoa foulse Sons; Ilo ne, CoaklIn st Ma.
tys' ooiorano, thu.eh plymouth, II Underwood Jacob
hat moho' hsrn, fniiadelphla Mckee, Hand X Co.
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HENRY LAWRENCE.

IA John street, fe,c doors from Broadscay.
IMPORTER Of FRENCH English and German fancy article,
l--comprismg Zephyr Wool, and other kinds
Patterns OF every description.
Canyass-Siik, Cotton, Linen, &c. all vidths
silks-Purse and Flos. of all kinds.
Frnges, Gimps, SC large variety.
And large assortment Of Steel Beads, Purse Slides and
Ends Bag Clasps Perforated Paper, &C. &c, which he Will
sell az the lowest possible prices. Sc fmsrc
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MEDICAL CARD-DR MORRIsON.-NORTH RI
WI YER DISPENSARY. max Fulton tt

MI EDICAL CAKD.-DK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RI
WI YER DISPENSARY, 204x Fulton strcet.-Doctor
Morrison continues TO be consulted conhdensiy all
yate diseases which he without
10 diet or pursuits Recent particularly "0cnorrbea
be s sgTes ,p g day. s ,,r n ~
on improved principles without Inconvenience 10 the
patient "A the symptoms of structure analogous with
those OF other affections OF the urinary but
experienced surgeons should be allowed to make the
ssy examination those affected with enlarged prostate
glands suffer much injury from awkward
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection, and the tram Of evils resulting from
ds,ueye habit IN youth inducing noegrn, emissions ,nd
Logical principles by restoring the healthy
charge
adN Dr. holds no communion with pretended Lon
qon urgeons feeling satisfied that he the only adv srsnR
London surgeon IN tho city See his London diploma in hs
Fulton street Letters paid attended to- and
and Canada. - r'' v" Wv ~' ara Imsr
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VERY IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA
coop BLACK 4.t,K, TEA, e cents eerlb;
Every purchaser of five pound package will have the same
advantage as though he purchased fifty chests Our object
large and wen earned popularity as Tea Dealers
I'LL WHO DRINK TEA
and can appreciate good article and wish obain il
little than half the usual price charged should
to the principal Store Of the New York and China
pany, SO Catherine street, New York.
Al orders from the country be accompanied By
or the same and all letters prepaid the will
orwsrded. 90 Inns re
SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS.
HE Subscriber has received large and splendid A.
sorment OF Solar Lamps, Hall Lan,horns and Grand es
containing from twelve lights Of splendid 6nsh aso
for churches and hotels large Of
and suspending Solar lamps. For sale reduced prices
ava Imsrn IA Fulton street n "
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Arrived.

Jacket shp Hsyre AnswoIth from Hsyre Sept Id with
rdse. 10 Fox iivng,ton On ih ttt.t6 Ion a 40
exchanged signal. WIN ship supposed to be the Psicek
Henry 2st Ia w H. Ion 3S 30 spoke ship Diadem from
ork for Liverpool; OF the igh experienced heavy gale
lost her sails NEST hulwaks and re eiyed
other dsmsgr On thu ED lat al ST. loo Ia with NJ
wreck cf ship he lowe ed boat and went sloax.Ide
could make out her name; she an Eng.h shin
timber loaded, apparently rev female figure head.
Bark w Cater, Brown, 20 days from ST Domingo City
wi mshogsny. 10 Rossre Go. Lett brig S,a,y m.
len Cor York idg 7th inst lat 81 Ion IS 90 passed
tc.se supposed ship dismss 90, foremast gone
and n,zea topmsst 2Ist Ins Cape nateras w 65 miles
passed the hall Of yese full Of waters had house
DO gone The w q expsrierced heavy gale on
the 18th 18Th; HIS been 10 days north Of Ha-ras
Bark Harriet Newell 0patrek. 20 days from Nlasn
with sugar Sid In company with bark Louisiana
for tiushing.
Bark Ellen Aususta Freeman 6 days from Portland, 10
master 80 casks moissses to Thurston x Co.
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EsrooL CLA,siErcArior,

We give below the reports which have recently raacn
cd us from the different Southern markets,
CHARLssTos, Sept 26th.-The Cambria account. a.
conveyed By telegraph reached here on Monday, ady
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ruBLIsHED NJ
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Nonrn Snr CoRrxR ~ FuLror AND NAssAv arRs
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" NOVICE

NOTICE.
0AO1 ON and after Thursday, Oct lst, the u ain
MILL that leaves City Hail. az 8 o'clock, p N; and
Monisians, at O'clock, 7. n, will be Si,,on.
So r NJ will tnen leave O'Clock P. NJ. s24 liver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-30

TO TAILOKS.
THOSE who wish acquire rapid knowledge ofCutting
all the various styles Of garments the present
WORK on the subject whirh contains ali the thar
can be desired has already with the unprscs
dened sale and used generally the trade the
Union and warranted to give entire satisfaction all wl
adopt its principles Price per copy from eight doars
the various styles Of garments to order, by
W. H. STINEMETTS,
sl0 Imsr No 1i3 Broadway. New York.
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fII NEEDLES.
MANUFACTURED BY JOHN RIMMER 4 SONS,
4 ..fr.I -, ALCESTEk. ENGLAND.

s.. sEEEET2 MEtRET hA sTr Syg
d .s S e.. a. Z;
the manafacturer upon any article before
n. that arc o
~. d. Ss s;: sssss i:
which Ssd and
right tine that justice should DO don.
s. stsnton the Wholesale trade land through
ss% to We ss s uHsd SS. }Sh .nS
Drilled Eyed Nsees, the best imported into this
Ea.i.ss ,Ss.sho.s a.: continent ?! Escps xAs.:
CUHE YOgNsELF-READ THE FOLLOWlNG:-
y Of all as !ensdes yet discovered for the permanent
CO
an a 70 eTs . ne ea eoua
may rely ihsf this lumped u" hpmbuS' has long
Tn
ssIS :sss.:s
Hudson and LsGn.d streets, Bower
ses Grand and Alien East sio.dw.y and M.l2s;
Ep,Gp .S and Was New RGis north rsst
fn,, :ss. Baltimore; and C. stOtt Washington CITY.
ns, ch h yss EsT and s
peruse the following letter - t'l
Dr.. CoorER-s.RLast JulyI contracted a disease. and
Immediately applied TO DOCTOR who promised TO
week continued with HIM TWO months gradually
getting tried after another, all the advertzhg
doctors and each promises positively cure at length
discovered thar the object Of these and they
were aot doctors concluded to to the hospital where
NV throat and liberated pains in joints, and
body covered with ulcers complete skeleton the
to sre me Tsd S
by the advice OF several friends placed myself
the lat OF January last The result is told,
we'll, perfect health. wish this pub
- im.m THOs. GREEN. Breklaysr. Harlem.
M EDICAL ADVlCE-DVCTOk LAhkh1 conn
dentsy consulted at hi. Office 8 Gold street,
Fulton all diseases of private nature His treatment,
being mild and jpdicou requires neithsr mercury restraint
constitutional arising from indiserset indulgence Of the
passions, causing nightly emissions and, eventually, i'm
potency the Doctors attention, his object being
the system that Of vigor originally
designed Structure disease frequently existing without
the patient being aware, caused BY paltreatment and
selves, edeetuslly cured By pr Letter.. post paid
ADVICE, sent to Of the United Staes. Oce 6,
Gold street. s23 lwsT
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SHARON STRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC isinformed that this establishment havinl
been enlarged and improv since the close Of the las
eason will be opened for the reception Of yser the ID
dAyof june LANDON GARDINER
May ], 1876. ny33 7msr
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DANCING ACADEMY.
NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 27a BLEECKER STREET


g % that ii, classes 81 the Tc,S. e will
have the pleasure new and
Of Wa.ins Maaou1ta and Pols. ousdries and the bssu
full and much admired Rsdowa Waltz Fancy Dancing &c
Days tuition Tuesdays and lFrdsys hour: Of attendance
II, &C. s ins VIII
monthly. commencing Nov. 3D. Instruction. will b given
: e n u K. q s... a. m Mr. ns
ny X.
Mr. Who may place hs
proper comfort while At school For
.dsaee. g Canal street: - - .is i@:re
.. a. &.
% ba sbs 70 her
% and pr,.ss h H 1.
che tuition Of those ladies and who may wish .
:: :. s'.'. s'',,., .va
ss;: nd K: s% a.
siosf E!:%ss e s.s.ls@:a Ts.:$:s: Tlus;.
ssS; Seios. and the S'ree' exclusively Tor hsF pupils
Msdsas AsSs T.; III pleasure sh.. =
:s.ss! her pyp. Polka W.s.s. and oa.d;iie.
and London mo-" 'A' A''' p''''' - '''
These iful ouadrille Maxurka The
Celoriu. waits the graceful Redowa; the ennoise,
I'd two %oSs in M w na a
az Se GS S o.1 in Y t
cluvey ccn6dcd By the above celebrated proteso in
z 5,z,I ~ !, = T,is MN
BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL. Sun
GERY-SESsloNS 1867.
TINE LECTITREs and Mechanical In this i'm
.titpf;on viii commencr on he lar Monday or Novem
her and continue four mon,hs w. "
"a h-d;r~ ill n. IN r..d;- -. fnr
rS orS sso viii he sWsrdsd 10 III member
graduating class who shall exhibit most proficiency
Chaplin A Harris A. NJ. NJ D. professor Of the principles
and practice Of Dental Surgery.
Thos E. Bond A. M M D., Professor Special Pathology,
and Therapeutics
w. II. Handy NJ. d Professor of Anatomy and Physio-
logv.
AMOS A. M M d. Professor OF ana
Cvrrnms ID c.ons IS n a Denon,,rator of Mechanical
Dentistrv -~ - = =
clet Of each profssor sos As.
TORI Slo dssectinr ticket Optional So: dipom. $40
"a 2.wtwsr s"''' WI w n HANDY nj. b. Dean.
- - - =. - . : w. - 80
DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
2I HOWARD STREET
CIGNORA and SiC}NOR FEkRERO will reopen their
school on saturday the ioth Of October DAYS Of tut
tiou and Ssurdsys and Monday and Thur
days. Il hapsss three O'clock for young ladies and young
fenuemen Sl1nosy and tnofioay svenngs y 9eioe.,
and saturday At cock Waiting Clsss for a.
All the fashiounbe incIudiu9 Polka szurkas and
Redovas will be tan in the
Private Sorees will be given M uua Priyafe essses pr
vate Lessons and Boadns Schools attended TO-
- :, -
MADAME MAkONCELLl 5s1-
w OULD inform her pupils friends generally that she
w continues her Singing and usic
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UNlUN HOUSE

- UNlON HOUSE I-T|0
THE subscriber has taken named and speH
did Hotel Just completed at the centre Of the beautiful
village Of Springfield Mass and will the for the
public the SOth The Union House
large richly finished and furnished AVID ofs uneqyslIed
business pleasure Having recently Kept the United
States Hotel" and Congress HAIL. Saratoga the sub
all others, to give him call in his new quarters.
SprinRfeld. Juv Jal6 ams
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D. KELLINGEK'S LINlMENT.

! WuuuoIIuI NWfeteu nave
get what they have long and ssrously called for.
Not solitary IN the sale Of twenty thousand
IL i acts like magic in All heunstc s6scton, and pans
tain to ali So e. Of any either on nan or
horse the application made aud shorter time than
other remedy offered the people IL very
safe and agreeableto be used upon all ages,
nslly and and fear Of taking Geld
Mr. James Murphy of the Bowery Of Stages
not a bottle has failed.
High BrdgeAt this place groes ser groce has used
without failure. Mr.. Arnold Mason and Mr. Samuel Ro-
berts builders Of the brdgs Mr. by the
Of three or four bottle, hi: pains b:sn entire
Of the great Of saving his life from injury
taped from fall To be had 50 John and the
great Central Depot Harlem Railroad Ofce City Hail. in
large bottles, 50 bottle. $50 1m<rc
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AsS c eIn Sl:11'Es o saTsf GsseA /.
: yssSS
COMPoUN SYRUP rrr
WILD CHERRY
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE lREPAR !i On,
tug Blood Difficulty of Breathing, Pip in the Side
and Breast, Pslptation q the Heart Hdusnza. -
Group, Brok ea Constitution, sore Throat, NJ
~ Nervous Debility, and all diseooes OF
Throat, BreaAt, ard Lu10;
the most shectua and
speedy cure ever
known for
u ~. any Of
rH. n.t W the
above diseases
lDR swAYNS,s GoMPogNp SFRUP OF

.
OF all the remedies Of the day. and they gree. vare
" ~, which profess to be Of ysaes the human "a
PUGND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY as one Of the
greatest discoveries of modern OF all the
compounds forth for the Of disoase which affect
human nature remedy could be named which has
ofune acquired such ankeundsd confidence
and has mered and received much sulogium from the "a
Guilty 'ad 81 IS GorS
matter. and think thaf Il will 60 away Of itself
days and they give !hsmssves trouble .bogri But
per with your constitutions II You dfsirs live good
old axe such needles will eject easy per-
manent cure. DIR. SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY has cured more colds than any other
medcs offered for sale 10 th. eou The certificates Of
effected by this invaluable sdicine, which the pro-
tend show its sanstvs properties and the high rank
used DR.. sWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY all concur IA pronouHeing Of the best
mediss eyer invented for the care Of all PULMONARY
CAITlON-br swaynes Preservation of Wild Cherry
the public in this
other country. Years after tbs celebrated remedy
several Others, such Balsams. Cam
dies and even syrup trying 10 b2d that already estab-
blished, that even mG be deceived land get
worthless mixture pamed of them) they did bear
in mind the Of DR.. SwAYnR.
u Remember all preparations purporting contain
WILD CHERRr fcfifieus ard counterfeit that
bearing the written signature qDr SwAYNEGaeat care
should be observed purchase m the regularly appointed
sgeut ~ fm -
Philadelphia !
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n CARD. q
- ROBERTSON, proprietor OF the Ph0nix Hat -
and Cap Msnuf1ctory. returns his acknowedgmsnn 70 &
numerous friends and for their previous iibs
his former location o3 No % FULTON Sr where s
fall style lately introduced and which has been much adj
nIrcd for m symmetry and elegance, is being exhibit
ed Notwithstanding the great disparity between his prices
and those Of his brethren trade Brosdwa he
that his Hats will found examination equal the best
manufactured He invites the ncrsdulo call and have
their doubts set WIN. ROBERTSON, JR
PRICES,
Frat quality OF Nura FnR. :.
Second DO. do: do. ........-"....s@
Second do. do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MIRO oo 40. ~
m srrc
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,tf.44 $3.50 JUST IMPORTED,
- A QUANTITY Of German Sumusr Rapsssed,
Mawssed Sey very good for Seed Birds in the ncalt-
whose wool is liner thsn Merino; pair Of English
Pheasmts; young African Grey Parrots. The usual
variety Of rare and valuable Birds. For sal: BY
SIT 2wr John st., New York
SO KING CHARLES sPANIEIs, ItaIian Grey
NJ Hounds, Newfoundland Watch Dogs. Whts Poodle
Dogs, English and Scotch Terriers la fact the pub
lie supplied with few exceptions with any thing a
the race, the depot Of A. GREVE No. John
New York. s17 Inn
FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
LOTS.
- THAT we'll built and convenient House, and Stables
f attached, known Barclay street, the late
ssiM dence Of John Z. Stevens, Esq Apply t.
SIS iw RE u PRIDr, Al Wall street.
BROADWAY PROPERTY TO LEASE.
THE OWNER of the valuable Block, fronting
EI1 upon Broadway, Canal street and Li.pessrd street.
Individual Company that may desire properly ofth d:
Canal the desirable the
city for the erect n Of Public Ed6ce for Stores.
Also. the Property Broadway nearly opposite to Bond
street, extending Mercer the front Broadway
and Mercer street 10 rs feet by 200 feet =
part Of the for the improvement would
- - JOHN LA FARCE,
as 2wHr Room No.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Bold Robbery On Tuesday night the stable
of Col Berry, adjoining the Aims House farm
near the city limits, was entered by some bold
rogue, and fine horse, bride and saddle stolen.
The horse was found yesterday morning, about
two miles from Col. Berys residence, showing
evident signs of having been ridden very hard
on the previous night The rogue when he
left the horse cut off the stirrups from the sad
die, the reins from the bride, and ivory rings
from the martingale, which he carried off with
him, determined to have some booty for his
trouble. The residence of Col. b. is guarded
by vigilant watch dogs, and it is singular how
the horse could have been got off the premises
without causing an alarm. Some of these
country thieves will carry off some of these
nights more ballast than they bargained for, or
we are much mistaken in the character of those
they are depredating upon.
Daring Attempt. We learn, says the Argus
that gentleman passing along WIKI, when
near the corner of President street, about g
o'clock, on Friday night, was suddenly sprung
upon by man, who grasped at his watch but
finding he had woke up the wrong passenger
the gentleman making a successful resistance
the scoundrel made off and joined couple oil
his companions, who were in waiting on the op.
posite side Of the street,
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AL ii AH c.
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening last, 10th inst, ty the Red
F, Morgan, EDMUND GULL, of this CITY, to RACH|
daughter Of Mr. Josephus Isaacs, of Howard Dist
Anne Arundel county, Md.
AT Longwood, on Thursday evening, the llth il
by the Rev. John c. Smith, of Washington city,
Rev. THOMAS JAMES SHEPHERD, Pastor of Harm
Presbyterian Church, at Lisbon, to Miss EN-
daughter of Or. Gustavus Warfeld, all of Howard
trict of Anne Arundel county.
AT ClaIemOnt, near Baltimore, on Tuesday,
inst by the Rev. Mr.. Atkinson, OLIVER P. Mac,
to MARY c. c., daughter, of the late Com. RobeE
Spence, of the U. S. Navy At Claremont on
same evening, by the Rev. Mr. Atkinson, CHAH
BROOKE, Jr., of Lancaster, Pa, to ROBERTA IRA
youngest daughter Of the late Com Robert T, Spe
of the U. 3. Navy.
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THVIE LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM
n MEXICO. ''MeyicO as il and as it is, p By
Brantz Mayer. Just published, the 2Hd part Of Ma
ycrs Mexico; to he completed in six parts, at . CTS
each Third edition, revised, corrected, and the his
loncal portion brought down 10 the present time
Persons DESTROYS of procuring copy of this truly
valuable and interesting work should purchase i'm
mediately the FIRST parts as but limited edition will
be issued This edition will be embellished with
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PLATES, iustra-
tive Of the text, and will form the most complete
views Of the manners, customs, social condition and
ancient and modern history of Mexico. 1t will be the
eaolt of the publishers also to present an accurate
Map Of Mexico, and plans of the late Battles in ad-
dllion TO a compete view of the ! exam war with
Mexico, and the present war between the United
States and that Republic Now publishing by
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
4, ) and 8 JARVIS BUILDINGS.
We have just placed on our counter the following
publications. The London Lancet for June, 1876,
80 cts Harpers Illuminated Shakespeare, SO and "a,
p cts do. do Wondering Jew, Ne. IA, 25 cts; Mys-
eres of the 1nqusitiOn and other societies,
with llustrlEHs, SO cts; Crchton, being No, l. Har
per's Poke tz3brary, 25 cts. jelS-lt
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rE-OWENs, BENEFIT,-On sATURDA

{G5-OWENS' BENEFIT-On SATURDAY
EVENING, Goth inst, and last night of his engage
ment For which occasion he has selected most
excellent entertainment, First night IN the Museum
of Shakspeare's COMEDY OF ERRORS. In which
Miss FISHER, GALLAGHER and OWENS will APP
pear SEXTON and OWENS as the Two Dromeos
Singing by JOHNSTON and OWENS.
The performance to conclude with new Farce
called 'EBEWARE OF THE MAN WITH THE
WHITE HAT.'' The Man with the White Hat,
Mr.. OWENS, ielS-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-18

BoMBARDMENT OF VERA Cruz. 1t is said,
with what truth we know not,) that govern
ment has ordered, or will soon order, our fleet
TO lombard Vera Cruz, We hope not. From
a description of the number and strength of the
Qualifications at that place, it would be ssending
our men and vessels to certain destruction to
order them to attack Vera Cruz. Nor is there
any necessity for such sacrifice. fit be the
object of government to reach the Mexican
capitol, and there TO dictate terms of peace, it
can be done at less expense of life than will
result from the bombardment of Vera Cruz,
though our vessels should be successful. We
do not see any great object to be attained by
possessing that port, especially at the present
and approaching season, when those of our sea-
men who might escape the balls of the enemy IS
batteries, would fall sacrifice 10 the yellow
fever. 1t is right enough to blockade the port,
but to attack it would exhibit a lack of that
discretion, which is said to be, ''the better part
of valor.r We cannot believe that govern
ment contemplates the measure, as it would be
Awarding much for the attainment of COM
paratively Insignificant object.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. On Monday last, at
Hayser's Saw Mill, near HageIstown, says the
News, young man named John Huffman,
met his death in a sudden and awful manner.
lie was engaged in taking log from wagon,
when the log escaped the hold ofthose engaged
in lowering it, and rolled over Huffman, crush
ing his head in frightful manner, and causing
his death ina few moments. He was highly
respectable and industrious young man, and
has left an aged mother and several sisters who
were dependent upon his exertions.