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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

oy7sIpz-Ftn Page-Le,ter from tie Old Man of
the Mosu,ain; Things In Washington; From Texas
Indian News From South America; Letter from Indian.
spolis. Indiana War Items; Dreadful Accident: News
Items, &c. Fe~,h PaSs-lmportspt Law Decision {;
Law Coura; News Items Sales of Stocks; Marine
Journal !; L.st Of Letter. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

NOVEL STYLE OF SuAMEE HAT. s. so.-Gean, ~
Br oadway has introduced the novel style OF Summer Ha
made OF The same materials and finished in the
ner as his celebrated Gossdmtr Rat-estrereiy light
priee e. So jssH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

~ The Crcton Warm and Cold Baths. corusrd
East Broadway and Ca'herine-ss have been recently
improved. under the direction Of Mr.. Ketchsm. Tts
rooms are large airy and clean, and in every partcu
suitable to afford the luxury of bath Price sh
ling for bath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

OFFICE TO LEr-A very desirable Office within baf
minue'. walk OF Broadway, suitable for Physician o.
lawyer with breakfast and required Also Two
for ,iuge gentlemen. For parsicuis apply 10 D. a
Ssyre corner OF spring.,t aud Broadway, bewssc he
hours OF and "a. M and aud P. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

F A violent hurricane swept over portion OF
Bucks County. Pa Saturday asrnoou, Blowing down
Tree and fences and levepS Heids OF grain and grass
IS completely As cut with scythe. The Trenton News
oieSsc with great violence for about ten minutes.
lightning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

CF Bo sure aud see the Twin Cadres and Boa Coz.
stic Tor ut the American Musesm to-day They arc MOI
astonishing curositl-s the Ike OF hcA crzerI p
never chance OF seeing agsin. they conees
their engag 10 very short time The Mammoth soIi
also be SEEN aud two unrQuaed perform ane'i VI
be given In tho saloon at 81 and II O'Clock F. M Be Ii'
nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

nspe,~s and Others leaving the City IN inc sl'e'.
noon areinformed that an Eres EdioHet me 1''oaNe
is printed every day. containing the STOCK esie'
~. Nav, by the Southern mail &c. up o'clock
n, oor,ns Of the NewsSoys for the EpeatAs Ed'fso@
- IT, -,hr,. svsrv one will be able take with him
~. $50, .u.,,v 10 the tiue Of leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
Barker Burneii Balled.

NE".bkDFoAU, IsIn JCne, IeIo.
Aessrs. Greeley + McEIra,k; have jus, come
up from Nantucket Barker Burnel being on board
Having succeeded in giving bail In $4,000 bond, he
released from prison yesterday Il would seem that he
considers his behavior captal joke from his cheerful
and confident air. Respectfully yours, E c. E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
.oonouerlnx Pence, and Exrras.

The Loco-Foco correspondent a, Washington Of
the True Sun thus writes:
The Administration desires TO sspali,e itself by the
acquisition OF California and TIA. Great Britain VIII
Isiasy oppose every obstacle. She will try the dog
tho DaRger policy-not eeing able set II herself Will
strive prevent Now perfectly satisfied from
tho expressed BY the statesmen OF 10th parties that
no srsaty Of peace ,tR 81 concluded ,t;h Aer.o
,aAch does mot yehsqsth 70 ne bl portion o. tAi,
prorne< aa6 perhaps large portion q several q TIE North
ones.
Who is ready to butcher Me1icans by thou.
sands If they Will no, consent TO be robbed of
half their country Speak quick! New'forks
seven regiments are nearly full
F JoHs KERR farmer OF Long Prairie, is the
Wing candidate for Congress 10 the chiesso Con-
gre.sional District, Illinois The Wings have also
fan ,ieke, In Cook Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

The FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JoUssH I"
AcaIcULTuHE-JoHS S. SKINNER, Edi.or.-Tbe JUL
Number published on Monday morning, conseap
Of this (June) Number:
Eagrarngs and Nustrations
Portrait of John Claudius Loudon. The DroveTs Dog
Gang Of Light Seed-Harrows.-Heavy Iron HAyrows-
The Horned Pheasant of the Mountains OF india.
Farmers' Library.
THAER's PsINcIpLEs OF (ConeladedJ
Carrots. Parsnps-Maize. or Indian Corn. Hsrosss
Plahts-Common Purple Clover White or Dutcn Love, LOVE-
Strawberry Trefol.-Lucerne. Sainoln Various o,
Fodder-Plants, with Papilonaceous FloweEs-felo"o
Aedick Black Medick, or Sonsuch. Corn spulry. -.
Tall growing Grasses. Meadow Grasses The Eeono"'
OF Live Stock. HornedCatte. Breeding OF ..-.
Ing Of Horned Cattle Swine. Sheep. sheep Aaoss''
and Racks. Horses.
Monthly Journalor Agrieulssrs.
Brief Sketch Of the Life and Writings Of John e. -
Loudon. The Smithsonian institution the Inss' ,.Is
Rights OF Agriculture negeeted-as usual. Lne ~,
Dog. The old Grain-growing and Plantation sN . ova
Capacity 10 grow their own Wool and wear ln. Of
Cloth. The Egg Trade Of Cincinnati. AppuSH Va
Steam to Agricultural Purposes ios IN
u..Notes, Agricultural and MiscelaDeous-hara. o1y
the South Drill Husbandry in Delaware i In ma
and Success-The American and Enghih p nrrre-.
Farmers Library and Monthly Journal Of ss s.oond
Close Of the First Volume-Commencemen. o. .sd
Maize, or Indian Cora. The Harrow. lnS me-. Balls
Use OF Capons-French Method Of Fattenns . prsp-
for removing Grease and Paint Spots ron e0T ,nu.e-
araton and application Of Compost SeishDor IN N..
tories: Their Convenience and Uhlity-E4amyss hIgh
Wand. OIi.Cats The Horned Pheasant Of me N
Mountains o! India MarlA Letter addresses S.sSsd)
Agricultural Society Ga BY Gov Hammond SS Srsnd
Notes the Management. OF sheep nneSs Desuoy
Notss on variety OF Subjects Abstract non current
turns OF Agricultural Societies Of Mass rnsss
~ Price SIS per annuH payable In aaYI pDsiI.hsr.
GREELEY MeELhAtn'
Thu back Numbers can We. be slPpueo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

~ Advertisements for Newspapers OF all the Ctn,i sne
princips towns In the country far aud are dsy 70
er. in TIE Tribune Buildings he receives subscription
also. tsl lmis TLTn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

To FAMILIES, MERCHANTS. TRAVELLERS, kc yHats
New. York-Ths house Of ComstOck Co. having couoc
lained such tremendous celebrity for their Propns.sp
Patent Medicines they deem sufficient 10 i0forn the fao
and the travelling community where ths original a!,es
be obtained In In their efficient excellence At her se'
Laboratory In the great travelling ihoroughfare Il Con@
a.
The original sad genuine Pain Extractor Depot
Hayes Imminent for the Piles.
The Er,racl Of Sarssparilla TO purify the blood
East India Hair Dye.
Roach Bsne. to Kill Reaches and Bed Bugs.
ALSO the only Laboratory and Soap Works for thu Jew
Inc Walnut on Military Shaving Soap, made only geHas
by Mr.. VIM, Johnson.
Johnsons Ksydor for removing treckles tan sunbura a
beaurfyiDg the complexion.
warranted remedy for Rheumatism.
Sick Headache Remedy.
HANDKERCHIEF Essences. all kinds.
All varieties OF Perumsry.
Balm OF Columbia for the Hair
OK Marrow and Bears Oil, rrauied pure.
Mtrhsn Baissm for tho hair
Antigua Oils Quo Of Rose In gilt bottlee, &c 81 tbe
Steam Soap WORKS and Laboratory Il Corlandst Nsx'
York.
Tho only depot for the Magical Pain Extractor
q Cortland-aI ms ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

CoArsl CoArsi CoArs I'VE respectfully Invite The
attention of cuzens and strangers to our new STYLE Of
Warm Weather Goats (termed the Skeleton Sacks 60.
,irely orisne l. a,
oo3 Broadway sd door above the Franklin Houss)
ie2O 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

1t also demonstrated TO the satisfaction OF all
preuticed minds that the canals when completed will yield
TO the State beyond paying tho Interest the
cost Of their construction instead OF being burden 10 m
generations the croakcrs would have believe
The proceedings the Convention were concluded by
the appointment OF committee consisting OF Messrs H.
e. smith and n K. Hail. Ene Judge Dayton Nissa-
ra whlttesey and Judge Sampson Of Monroe, TO dTa
memorial for the signatures OF the citizens generally
mors;rating agsns any provision in the Constitution
posing upon the Legislature in the prosecution
OF the Public Works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

u There was severe gale at Cape May on
Friday evening The pilot boats were obliged TO run
out 10 Several OF the small craft thrown from
twenty thirty feet upon the beach entirely beyond the
reach Of the tde. The steamer Portsmouth, laying on
the dayside, with heavy anchors dragged some
distance. until gor up and put In motion 70
the cables. during the whole time. During the
Saturday afternoon. sail boat containing hTe
six persons. upset the Delaware, near Coop
ers Pout and one OF the persons, a female. was
drowned. Newark Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

r A correspondent who has been reading GER
tain testimony given recent Libel trial OF some
note, thinks it's substance better expressed by old
Dan Shakespeare in passage OF Ais Well That
Ends Well viz:
The rei of our life Is OF mingled yarn-sood and Ill
together: virtues would bs proud If our faults
whipped and our vices would despair II cher
ished By our virtues"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

r. Dr. FELIX GouRAUo's ITALIAN MEpIcATLD Sea-,
for the positive and eradication OF all diseases
mora particularly Tan, Frrckles SuD burn, &C. Is 70 %
had bear IN mind only the oh ina depot 81 Wsief-
frat Store FROM Broaoway. Also. the Poudre sanus lt
Graduating supehuous Hair, Vegetable Rouge Tor Cnm
sonDg Cheeks, Grecan Hair Dye, Lily White and various
other articles for the toilet jill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
HoRAcg GREELEY. Esq.
Sand4skv CITY, June 6M, 1876.


Dear Sir The Pennsytuaniar of June 10th, contains
article In relation to the Philadelphia Navy Yard, In
which the question asked has the quarrel between
Mr. Levin and Mr.. Gilbert lost appropriation for
Dry Dock ! The very handsome ma inner In which the
public spirited editor of the Psansytudnian notices the
Balance Dock, makes me unwillingto permit SO much
of h!o question refers 10 me, TO go unanswe red.
About year ago Commodore Stewart listed my
Dock, 10 company with gentleman of my acquaintance
they passing along TO the steamer Great Britain
the time In the act OF unlocking vessel which
afforded me good opportunity to explain the whole
plan and process naturally seized the occasion
lcit the opinion OF eminent Naval Officer. I, was
sfterwsrd given me In the form Of letter. and the
favorable opinion Of tina. gentleman attribute the sub.
sequent examination of my plan of dock by Committee
OF the citizens OF Philadelphia This Com mtee unanl-
mousy adopted the balance plan and the Chairman and
Secretary proceeded TO Washington TO ask Congress
adnp, it for Philadelphia. When the subject came be-
fore the Com mitsee Naval Affairs, went Wash.
ington but stayed Ion ger than necessary
able me to explain nay plan but before left learned
that agreed report In favor Of the application OF
the citizens of Philadelphia In beh ali of the Balance
Dock. Indeed my duties member Of the City Coun-
Gil, and a Magistrate required my presence In Now
York. The fact of the Balance Dock being the only
OF The TWO rival plans adopted abroad and at home in
ten dozen instances and in successful opera
ton ofmy chief rellances, inasmuch these
cases gave opinion from the command
ing To Mr.. Levin, the Representative OF the
district In which the Navy Yard at Philadelphia Is ocst-
ed it seemed proper that should give full explanation
Of the advantages of my plan for that station called
upon him several times generally In company with
of my associates. Mr.. Levin elaine to have made
I
strong ground 10 favor Of the Balance for Phadel
phIa, aud promised TO give 1t hearty support.
Mr.. Levin says told him was poor man, apparent
ly put In The position of suppant, and hilnsel
In position Of being disposed to aid whereas the
truth Is understood him, after having srst said he
could carry my Dock through make a corrupt propo
sal for mutual benefit IN buying property about the Navy
Yard In answer 70 which and TO escape from Il tolc
him that wss able engage in such ,pecuations
From that time declined all intercourse with him,
he has sspoused the sectional plan.
JOHN s. GILBERT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

LATER FROM PERsAMBUco.-By the arrival al
this port yesterday schr Colorado, Capt. Church.
have received Pe-nambuco Price Current Of May To-
In comparing quotations OF the staple articles oil i'm
port export, which gives find no material change
nom tho.. which published time since, under date
OF April Is. We learn verbally from Capt c. that the
ms of his departure business was extremely dull The
Inhabitants OF the Continent suffering much from the
drouh and I, thought that the coming crop would
be materially injured from its effects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

u The Old Man OF the Mountsin" pays bis
respects to our readers again this morning Ills letter
will be found on arss page Donneslect to read Il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
JOHN 8. GILBERT.

GaAHAH's MAGAzIsE.-The July number of this ex.
celent Magazines already published commencing the
29.h volume. Graham is undoubtedly at the head of
the Magazine Literature of the day having raised that
portion OF the periodical press from ths insp.dy
rashiness which once characterized iu ovesck pages
With such contributors LongfelIow, Hoffman Arthur.
Grund, Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Mrs. AMMAN Fanny For
ester end ohers whose names appear In this number
any magazine must be successful The Fashi on Plates
Of Graham are great feature being engraved in Paris
and 60 exquisite Ia desiga authoritative In all matters
of TASTE The line engraving By A. L. Dick of Sir
Thomas Lawrence's fall length of Benjamin West Is an
addition Of value 10 the embellishments The present
volume will be enriched BY the prize contributions TO
be awarded In October scale OF beralsy never ex
ceeded in our country The public owes Il 70 this sp,
Of enterprise 10 award il commemorate patronage
VIM. q. Graham Tribune Buildings ia the New.York
Agent
NtsLo's-Th!s fairy like place of amusement was
crowded last night 10 witness The fun of .brie and the
United eze'tion, OF The talented Rsve family The comic
psntontms Of the Woodeue was received with shouts
oaushtsr and applause This evening the clever dramatic
Paniomime Of Jocko La repeated In which Msrcett acis
be Brazilian Ape 10 The life Tight Rope aud the Group
ngs that have been much admired winds up tbs sysr
pg. Plaeide appears IN new part ONO row night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

~ The Troy Banner. a Looo.Foco anal! lsh,
in Northern Pennsylvania. after abusing The Tri-
bune for opposing the Mexican War, thus speaks
Of henry CLAY:
"wo do not believe Mr.. Clay opposed to
ton any moro than had 10 oppose IL And
sA aay DOES X no noe eppNe le aa- and thus de-
nne his posilon.'
Thus do our cslumns,ors refu,e their OWE re-
wings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

The FARaEas' LIlaAaI AND MONTHLY JoUssL Z"
AcaIcuLrURE-JoHS S. SKINNER, Edisor.-Tbe 'e'i
Number was published on Monday morning, Con.eap
Of this June) Number:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-21
HEALTH OFFICE. Iu,v % 7

Reportof interments in the city Of Baltimore, for
week, ending. Monday morning, ulz:
Cholera iRiantum ~; Infantile unknown II; 81
born 5; Bilious Fever Q; Dropsy L; Drowned |; Drill
ing cold water q; Worms / Inflammation of the bI
6: Disease of the heart 2; Measles l; Pa'sey l; d
sumption 81 Catarrhal fever ]; Teethingl l.; Dfops
the Head /; Apoplexy 4; Chhd-hed l; Cfoup I; Into
peIance !; Old age i Disease of the Spine /; Initial
ton of the BowelsI. Total SO.
Under year,,;.;... a6 Between and TO-.
:" 2 and ST.. S Above 2I,.... So
Males, 80; females $3.50 OF which numbe
were c0l0red persOns-9 free; slaves
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of Health
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-21
PITT STREET
SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION

n
n e9~M The Teachers of the above School
kSssHsF fFhuRhave chartered the safe and commo.
aszsziEzsas ~ dous steamer "PLANTER,n whose
recent trips to Corsica and other places gave such en-
IRE satisfaction, to make an Excursion, on TUES
DAY 2oth inst p, to the beautiful village of ST. MI
CHAELS. She will leave the State Tobacco Ware
heuse, Dugan's wharf, at O'Clock precisely; stopp-
ing az lne county wharf, F. p, going and returning
Confectionery, Snacks &C., will be provided on
board the boat at moderate prices. The celebrated
BAND oil lhe Independent Blues has been engaged
ana VIII, doubtless, contribute much to the enioy-
meht OF the company. The boat will remain at ST.
Michaeis about hours, afording all an opportunity
10 examine the surrounding scenery. Returning she
WIN reach Bal more about dusk. As the funds rails
ed by this enterprise are for the benefit of the School
the Teachers feel themselves at liberty to solicit IL
bera share of public patronage. i@a
80 Tickets so cents EACH may be had at the fol-
iowl places: B. II. Richardson's, No. 800 Balti-
more ST.; j. w Richardson's, No 81 Baltimore ST.; j.
o. u Albaugh's, No. 1873 N. Gay-st.; A. Copenha.
ven NO, 60 Thames-s; Druggists, corner of Pine
and Mulberry streets; at the Book Concern, No. %
South-sl.; at the offices of the Clipper and Sun
ana atthe Boat on the morning Ofthe Excursion.
iy2l -thfrsm5t
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| d

Departed this life, July Goth, Mrs CArHERl
COOPER, consort of Mr.. James Cooper, iD the Sc
year of her age. Her friends and acquaintances a
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from h
late residence, corner of Oregon and HolliRs stree
this tuesday, afternoon, at o'clack, without fl
ther invitation, .''
On Saturday, the 18th inst after very severe il
ness, which was borne with the greatest patienc
meekness and fortitude, Miss MARTHA NJ BERRY,
me 22d year Fiber age, eldest daughter of MIR, jam
G. Berry.
On the 18th inst WILLIAM p, son of Samuel al
Harriet e. Hindes, aged months and IL days.
On the l7th inst. DELvENE, son of Alexander Al
Elizabeth Stephens, aged months
AT Washington, on the j 9th inst, NATHANIEL
infant son of William and Anna Maria Ome, aged
months and l6 days. ..
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LATEST DATES
MARINELIsT-PoRT BALTIMORi
MONDAY, JULY 90, 1916.
FRoMrHE excHANaE REAplNe-RooM BOOK
CLEARED


Ship Katharine Jackson, Stafford, Amsterdam, Fl
NJ. II Odges, Jr. ..t-
Brig Chief, Borum, Kingston, Jam, Johnson s
Travers.
Brig Cambrian, Kingston, Jam Cohen.
Randall, -.
Br brig B. X, Reece, Tuzo, ,rmuda, J Yates.
ARRIVED.
Ship Roscoe, Kicker, A DAYS from Bremen IN the
& Co. - =
Barque Elliot, FIimer, 10 days from Boston, bal-
last, to the master.
Barque Ida, Hallet, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to Osborn Whitridge.
Brig rockingham, Galley, 8 days from Boston
ballast, 10 master.
Brig Baltimore, Brown, days from Boston, asst'd
cargo, 10 7 Whitridge s. Co.
Brig Napoleon, before reported below.
Schr Direct, Briggs a days from New York, assert
cd cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr Atlantic, Nicke son, days from Fall River
ballast, 10 master.
sehr United, Bray, days from Wareham, domes-
Schr Jos. Turner, Gibbs, days FIN Providence, do
mestics, to w A Cole.
Schr Queen, Eldridge, from st. Thomas, 4lh inst
logwood and bay rum, TO Wilmington & EASTMAN
Left hrlgs Harp, Catof from Baltimore dis; Mar
shall, Taylor, from Demarara for Boston. Sailed s
brig Charlotte, Chambe lain, for Philadelphia; 3rd
ship Bangor, Leighton, from Antwerp for Calves
ton, Texas; brigs Islam, ShackfOrd, Turks Island !:
Freigher Knight, Cuba; VIM Price, Homer, do.
schr Westustogo, York, Is days from Boston, bal
last, 10 Jones Il Abbott
Schr fountain, Films, 3 days from Boston, plaster
and fish, TO the master.
Schr Civilian Nichols, IL days fin Machas, laths
to Master. ~
Schr Thomas Hooper, EIdrdge, l6 DAYS from Ban
gor, laths, to T Pierce.
RETURNED. Ship Charles, Wedge, which sailed
hence on Saturday last for Rotterdam. She being
found 10 crank, put back for more ballast.
BELOW-Ship Cincinnati, Goldman, from Liver
pool, to w Wilson & Sons.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Lawrence, Brown, from Baltimore, arrived
at Antwerp 29th ult.
Ships Rebeeca, and Port, for Baltimore, sailed FIN
Bremen 2lst ult. Ia.
Ship Susan E. Howell, Baiely, of Baltimore, srriv-
ed at Ceranna Goth ult from Orleans
Ship Cincinnati, Codmqn, from Liverpool for Bal
more, was spoken 10th ult la 55 80, lon 80 30 and
again by same ship 29th, lat &c 03, Ion a 40.
Ship Louise, Steenken, from Baltimore for Bremen
was spoken Nth ut LAT 48 90, lon l9 so.
Schr Richard Borden, Bearse, from Baltimore bound
10 Fall River, with cargo Of pig iron, put into the
Delaware breakwater on Tuesday last, in distress,
making 300 stl okes water per hour 1t was supposed
the leak could be stopped at that place without being
compelled to proceed to Philadelphia Exchange
Reading Room Books. .... .., a-
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LIST oFAPPLICANTs.

FoTthe 6eneFt Of the InsoIUent Laps Of Ma
land for the last meek.
hIphonso Jones, carpen'r "Rich'd Clark, sheer
ID; a. Willlngham, tavern tChas. Bey ersdorf,
keeper "5amh Galbrath, chat
p WIN Kemp, brickmaker *Wm. Greive, blacks
Patrick McHenry, waiter *James @. Baker, Ial
Levi Weaver, Storekeep'r Lewis Shriver, sho
Jerome Digman, county EWm. Henry, nepre
David Thomas, rigger IN. Morris, do
tFhos. M. Busk, physic' IN .Heniy smith, do
j. B. Jordan, car driver SWIM. Barrick. do
Edw. r Ward, tailor WIN. PAYNE, do
Edw. McCristall, grocer John G, Jenkins. d.
Jas Howard, negro :
For debts less than $50.
For liabilities to Rich ard Bishop.
10 appear before the commissioners, the I'll
Sept, 1916.
Dayofdnal hea ring, 9TH Nov, 1886,
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90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

90 CHEAP PRINTING, y and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
he Office VI the Clipper, I34 BALrMoRR-sr.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c.
Indeed iii needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed ofaciies with latest styles of type and new
andsplendd for doing work, in eUerystyEe,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-21

MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA AND ALMoNrE.
The U. S. Revenue Cutter M'Lean arrived at
~ Orleans on the 18th inst. from Havana It'll
inst. and reports that Gems. Almonte and Santa
Anna were to leave that place on the 9th for
Vera Cruz, in an English brig.
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GRAND PICNIC PARTY

- esNsd The Steamer OREGON will leave
EESfR slleSgNthe head of Light-st wharf on SUN
lay, Ju 26th, at 7 O'Clock, A. M,
ior the WHITE ROCKS, where dinner will be pro
Vided, and remain all day, returning at O'Clock in
Ihe evening. Tickets for sale at the principal hotels
and at the Boat
10 Ilckets 81, admitting gentleman and lady;
single tickets 90 cents-dinner included
g5- Ihe Boat will stop at the County wharf going
and returning iv2i.5t