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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-05

A HEAVY TASK COMPLETED. The Della
ware Republican says that young lady of
Baltimore, Miss Margaret Hagan, has compet-
ed quilt IN which there are $1,000 pieces
none of then larger than halfdime. 1t is all
her own tSpdWors, and for ahroe years most of
her spare time was devoted to it. 1t took her
two days to count the pieces.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-05

63- VOLUNTEERS WANTED. TweRty able
bodied youns men, TO join the Company of VoIun-
teers called "Baltimore's Own" under the COM
lAand Of Capt. KESLY. Apply at Union Hall To-
DAY, in time to leave for Washington in the after
nom iFaiu LIS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-05

MARYLAND SrOcKs IN EUROPE. On the
18th ult. Maryland 5 per cent. sterling stocks
were quoted in London at So a go.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-05

1tANTON MATING! CANTON MATING.
~ SELLING OFF 1T COST!
The subscriber being DESTROYS OF selling out the ba
hhce of his stock of CANTON MATING before the
closes, offers, as an extra nducement TO pur
chasers to close it out at cost prices, for cash, The
stock consists of:
Ga, 5-4 and A White MATING
"a, 5-4 and A Red Check do
Ga, 5 4 and A Fancy do
Comprising every variety. Call on
L, NJ. CONRADT,
No. rs Baltimore street,
ie4.lm near Tripoets alley.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-05

SITUATION wANTED-By young man as
- an gish teacher, either in the city or cOun
try, he can come well recommended; or would ac
cept situation a Clerk or Assistant in any res
pectabe Mercantile house where he would make
himself useful to his employer.
LEWIS F. SCOTTI, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corn er ofSoath,
jed Nearly opposite the Exohs0ge.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-05

MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS. We learn
from the Boston Courier that Mr.. Edward
Webster, youngest son of the Hon. Daniel
Webster, has arrived in that city for the pur-
pose of raising company to form part of the
regiment called for by the proclamation Of his
Excellency Gov. Briggs, and that he takes this
step with the full approval of his distinguished
father. Col VIM. P. Winchester has also-ol-
fered his services. The services of Capt. KEEL
soy and'the Lfg4i Infantry Company of Wash
ington Light G cards Under his command, have
been accepted by the Governor, and the fact
made known to the company officially by a
note from Adjutant General Oliver.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-05

LErTRR BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING
For Liverpool-Packet ship Hargraye, 18th
For Bremen-Brig Louise, with despatch.
For Havana-Schr Primera Do lOres, 9Th ins
For the Pacific-Ship St. Joseph, soon.
For Bremen-Shp Harvest, with despatch.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-05

HEIATER COOLERS.-An assortment OF
w WATER COOLERS Of superor quality,
with Stone Jars, on hand and for sale low at the
original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED Il. REP,
No. 1886 Baltimore street.
ie4 ID tin store above Howard street.
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enough and TO spares the moment the dry
mountains snd plains are psrched to desert Trne,
thew are few and far between In short, Mexico is the
richest country in the world and yet the pooresthe
most beautiful and yet the most forbidding-the most
fertile the most the drest and
test the highest and the lowest-ths most healthy, and
by far the most scklythe most diversified in its pro-
ductions and yet the most limited.
The government Is tho most liberal and yet the most
r1nniSals' people the i FREE and the mos.
the most religious and yet the most wicked-the
most generous and yet'he meanestthe most honorable
and yet the basest OF mankind pe-bald population oil
multiplied crosses between Negroes Indians and Span
iarsthey more treacberous than the spaniard Ia
zer than the Indian AMI more stupid and superstitious
than the Negro They compound OF the basest ma
teria rendered more degenerate from the sdmixture
Forty Of continued warfare with the Spaniards the
French the Camanches the Texans, and among them.
selves have disqualified them for the arts of peace and
their capacity Tor Their army has been
them horde of robbers their gove rnment despot-
ism, and their religion mockery
Their present with the I'm ted States will he
blessing them. 1t will open their ey est will reduce
them TO good behaviour-h will encourage them 10
improve their race by cross with the Anglo ssxons It
il providental designed for their benefit at
expense We will narrow their limits, but we will
their armies and render them free people will
transfer them from the darkness of babsrsm the light
OF utilization for when the closes then will
come the jubilee Of the Yankees in furnishing the
Mexicans with schoolmastsrs to Anglo mericanize
Touring mills, and engines and railroads. and
Yankee calicoes Yankee boots, and Yankee clocks 1t
Will be great thinS LOT the Mexcans THIS Will,
and be its results: while the field of spec ation
that will open to tho Yankees will be better to Connec
tcu and Massac than the tariff and the sub
treasury and the warehousipg bill all put together
How long, dear Saviour, oh how long,
shall this bright hour delay.
Roll swift around ye wheels OF Time,
And bring the welcome day"
Speaking Of corn mills, reminded that young
Englishmsn recently at the White House, aoundel
hear that the President Of the United States actually
bread tn times day Ii has bean regarded
over the water as the peculiar food of the Indians and
there has been doubt whether the Irish in the de-
OF their potatoes would prefer il
but let them know that the President Of the United
States bread matter Of choice and the de-
mand for Indian corn in Ireland will abolish disl
eries this country eli the efforts
The week closed quietly and sobery nothing having
CURED TO the monotony Of the days the
rumors from the of
Misce laneously, TIE DOCTOR.
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York Increase we.eott. P,oy,deues for Pha; Ruer,
ekersoa Providence for Balt Ives other Rsmpson
for Virginia; Minerva Davis River for rha; sloop bsount
Hope, Pnillips Taunton for N York.
PKoyIprseE Or pTAT ,eh5. Zenith Partridge. Eli.s-
bany; Commodore aduer do; President, smith, do; slips
Lady Washington, Rowland do Ornament Jones' do; Ac-
Ponr LAAceA, Oct e-ln port brig Albertina, and schr
Patriot TO sail for " Orleans 10th.
SAVANNAH, Oct 2l-Cld brig Wilson Fuller, Crawford N
York. Arr bark II Chaplin, Smith, York; brgs Angus
Sherwood, do Phura, Thatcher do; Patrick Henry,
psskrd dos ;ehI p1,r9 Pepdiston Portland Sid brg' EI
WILMISoroN Ger 22-Arr brig Belle, Myers NYork: 2st
brig A Lancaster Loveand do; schr w Brown, Fran
els do.
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m,scslinaeou. tsecortl,

BnIo Auer.IA Sherwood at savannah, a.t inst, from
the hull Of vessel named supposed her to be
brg
on the I'D ias rl ef Highland light Cape Cod in
boom aud head
AlsgsE ysssysd At Holmes Hsle from he ship Eliza Ad
The Letter state. th,t i've US ai,er le'vsS we.em i,d,
lei In with The wreck OF large vessel should think ship Of
ton s Sef aoa TOOK out sucks mhos
ny from 10 10 ~ feet ons. and from IL to
LAuScHEp-Afne schooner about 200 tons was lunch
e named 'f yf1 ows. s, RS
Mrs,rs Fish and Cliff. of Mystic aud intent for the
L,uscH-Bsrk L,nark owned by VIM A Rea, of Boston,
Newburvpon Oct 2,th.
At Pembroke. Me- recently by Stephen Fosters fine
Capt Thomas Ellis, Of West harwich late of bark Ohio
Lake Intelligence.
Storm on LAHr Esrr-Brig ven Parker iii il 500 bush
wheat while to euler buffalo harbor went ashore
Wrstcsestr 800 bush wheat went ashore near
the me place Tue vessels AID earsoes will be saved but
I'll. .B Of ION" adm ~ IN and
Foreign Porus.
y ssp' IIn su SnIl' GSS, Bsnsh.d FIN
wsas HON.: %'nsae from ' Rennoad for York
d,ys; Cams, Gurus from Lisbon for New YORK; Aeie,
s% d f s DE- DO si
Baumore; whale ship IL ~, adams Harding, OF Farhven;
Lord 81 idng from York dsg; Louisa Beston, Chester,
ON Richmond for do; Forrest Atridge, from Rio Gfsnde,
for Afca three mssted suhr Hannah Woodman for Monte
ColuTbs Rehe, sail ia few days on cruise; store
ship LsIagton for Pacific Sept II, to sail IN week
> Dig bainoridgs was at Montsvideo.
Home Ports.
eesIoS, Oct A-An schrs Willow. Rounev Richmond,
Va Norfolk; Atantc, Cook Norfolk; Splendid .rgwe
pIs zero Spear, and Cabot, Nicksson n York; soop
% sNensnon do CD ship Washington (of Portsmouth.
% q p mssesryportl John Riley. Orleans; barts True
folk 70 load Sicily; Theirs Collins York to load for
si.on, Hsra hsrd1S Ff.nhogt 10 lod for Cubs orgs
dswn or9es s,pdl.y Pni.; sehrs W ii Hsrri.oa Gus
,,s se.i Iho~p.oa, w.Gn Richmond Rapid stod.
Is, and Fsankn, N,cksrson, xibsnv: Asbo, + 1850"
Meetsr, ork; Renown Lowell d. FrsoS Iaw.l 49,
GALvssror Oct BAR ships York Merrill. and Bohs.
Also arr brig Lawrence. and schr WIN Brysn st,am.bp
GIveston had not yetsrr.
Srs 30 M..a o @.,s iSs 4,S,d. ;ae Simpson,
Long Murphy, do. Arr brxs Kirk wood ssne Bali, E,ny
pressaro Collins Port svsee, sehr. Gea Msrrio, Too
B.se: & .ro: H. Bcme ron Msss" Fas
Gertrude FIssder. hlsssordaj Vim Preson Clarke Bra
S,ss H;iid.; 80 from Dis.S' S ! S'o,.
isss; Lawrence kalony, Galveson ssdsns stubb bra
rs s"'H s sqa; Ike mouth s IL ,ss
RIO 0rsnde; hn yowieu Hsnlo Brszos Santiago; Troi.
AIMS, = 10 Galveston; sloop Laura Ann lsan Pcnss
cola Below, ship renten, from Bath; sch octs,s from
ws,he from kNE her passage TT Lsyaecs and back
pt NV srD.osC 1,-am 'sh' Mssha Mari, Reeve
M Sss. wi P for DO; Mg ss,s. s S, So
! Fs~'asr' Oct n-An ,shm visser, eouid chsshsm 70,
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DRIyATE DIsEAsEs1BRANCH * THE PHlLA;
4 SsssAS srRSEF: SE% YORK II: MfSs s:s:s
81 s2s Ks %
cure based on the most modern scientific pTnsipes
from Il Of S wd
der old aseon. such a. y"ied ulcers. Of the
snS x &c. The result Of the b%e
giving njudcious treatment and unpardooable
q1A'-" PARTICULAR NOTICE.
s rs.' s S Pw
tn len Evas or ,y Tor INV, re-
%n.dstsIy In this Instance fee Sss which viii
s''' all expenses must Efti "a
Where Of the members-Doctor McDonnell-is in at
STRUCTURE CURED.
Gesi. s,!eture. Of .hs .:,%:l organ:
an. other %
business Price or sk Rs';t 81 e.!
tracing In ssa Hs'
proved by the College for the of Scroula
One sssr III sSf z i,i sesi
primary and itshoaid
after the first Up OF hs
seron disease. arising from Ghs boSd
Dollar cases of h. Th I s' T5N n ELIXIR,
sse sS TN.
general physical Of the sexual
.:e
fails the ,nS
ree I've Dollars per b0ts Or sac dSi;s A,..
sis msr 81 Nassau st.. New York
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DIR. CUNVEKS'
lNVIG GRATING ORDIAL.
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, lMPUTENCY
INC0NTl MI l,E OR NACTITRNAI.

EMISSIONS, NC. &c.
i has been used win the most happy effect in the
a s Ens S.. I'd * &:
hsrbinssr Of life" The use Of this cordial win fully
sustain t, hgh Thsshe:, medical
Gle for the the above distressing complaints The
RetoI does not Offer hi. remedy to the cted as Caho
the consequence of early ndscree secret habits OF YOUTH
the excessive indulgence of the passions in ripper
por Of liver palptaion Of the heart dyspepsia,
ness pain the head dmness of VISION vertigo unacy loss
erreme. assisade Nocturnal e:sscn. sieess mpotency,
and total decay of virlity Mentally the
mr. uory deecuon melancholy rsbodngs unsocialty,
70 social intercourse, tmidy sedrut, and love
Of the laws Of mans physical and social being
Hundreds Of sudden decline consumption may be
and IN the country where these solitary habits
prevail alarming extent those to whose marmoni-
advertisement of an important them
be restored manly vgor Of body and mind delay
cure this eerda-it the only anchor Of hope for The
which accompany the medicine are highly important the
married and single Price 81 bottles $40 half dozen or
n B.-Ths Cordial contains Mercury. any mineral
substance Strangers in the city before esyrg hond pro.
nenty scicesble warm and debtstnE climate where
these disorders greatly aggravated and the system rapid
Sold Wholesale and retail by FAY iss Fulton street,
Lamp Store Sun sci,ding New York - mar, Of the
city country By sdre.sns as post paid amount
$ Fl M y p ..::. s SS.d Man
S,e 3D. mi .: RssS%Ss: ''
Married psrsons and thoss marriage
s9.:soS: hy:ss from &C. =,
paid. enclosing S. at l3s Fulton street NJ NJ Mlmer
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MARITIME HERALD.
ArriYed.

Arrived.
Bark Anahuac, Barstow from RIO aneIro Sept 18th it'll
coffee, to Bastow Go -Four hours out, passed ba
18th lat 49, Ion a. spoke FIR bark La
fr lm Bahia, for Gu adaloupe
Bark Leanesa Montague, days from Malaga with fruit
to Thos Salker Passed in the Straits Sept Cariss
OF Brunsw ck Me- 60 days from Rio Gande wished be
reported Oct2 lat lon So passed brig standias f.
about 100 tins, bottom up.
Bark Ospray. Ripley, from Havana. Oct 3d. with sugar
bound to Antwerpput distress 18th lat
81, in gale from Enc the land in sight bearing INV,
hove overload casks harness casks consisting
10 IN number expecting to ashore
O'Clock wiad shifted the southwark which made
dt from the land, and saved from going ashore At
O'clock shipped heav, which carried away jb-boom,
flying jbboom oe topgallant mast and yard topga
LIANT mast and royal msst with all the sails aud
tck~d galley monkey rail- and started her leaking
the upper works.
Brig G-org,ana, Halleck days from Charleston, with
cot VI Bedell.
b. brig Emblem "a days from Windsor
Schr Florida, Will ms, days from Wilmington, NC
val Mitchell. sid company with schr Harris
Bright Bearse for New York; schr Jones, Jamison for
do.
schr Ahsmbra, Manchester days from Bangor bound to
schr Jonas Smith, Horton. days from Wilmington NC,
naval stores, to n Powell.
schr Mary jane Osborn days from Norfolk with msse
TO Sturges, Chairman X 20.
Below.
2brigs-unknown
Sailed.
Ship Courier for Rio Janero; bark Genesee New Or
lie ANS
Saurday-steamship southerne for Chareton; ship Vic
toa for London; bark Victor for Havre brig Sterling for
Savannah.
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New York. October a..

New York, October "A.
AsHEs-There were few sales to-day, and prices
remained the Friday pots at 81 So pearls
at 1 621z SO.
BREApsruFrs-There is such large supply in the
ket prices down. To-day the market for
-four heavy at SO for Gencsee and about 500 bar
rels sold at SIS 93% which is a reduction MIGHT
gan sold at SIS s7h There was nothing doing in
Georgetown Howard street, although il offered
at SIS rs Prime white Genesee wheat is held at 100 cts
red Of prime quality is worth 100 22 and inferior from
100 TO 100 cents 5000 bushels disposed of at 100
cents Rye is selling at 81 cents, for shipment and dis
tilling CornWe quote white at 81 cents, yellow at
so, and mixed at rs The market is gradually settling
down and no doubt on Monday will he entirely
ed from the effects OF the late advices from Europe
The receipts of -four, wheat barley and corn at tide
water during the third week Of October in the years
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The CrOUs.

We ceDversed with Intelligent gentleman, a few
days since, from Union county, this State, says the
Little Rock (aTk 0axeue Vf The 7th and he in
forms that The damage to the cotton crops by the
worms has not proved 10 great anticipated
at their appearance in tina; section of the State. He
thinks the crop has not been injured by them than
20 per cent, upon average.
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JEftEhoUN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 80 Wal Street. Nep York

JEFtEhoON iNSUhANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 80 Wal Street. Ne,c York
THIS Company being authorized by act the Legsls-
of the State OF New York passed May l2th 1896,
entitled An act for the benefit of the Jefferson Insurance
Company Gil up its cspual stock which impaired by
Losses occasioned by the FIRE OF 18th july 1875 and the
Board Of Directors of said Company having nanimously
solved thar The said capital stock be filed up sceordng to the
Notice hereby given conformity with said and with
the approval OF the Vice Chance Of the First Circuit to
all the present ockholders Of the Company that they are re-
qured 10 signify before the oh day Of October ner
g the President or Secretary Of company Their once
No Wall street. in the city Of New York whether thsy
elect TO I'LL MP their stock aad also in case they elect MI
up their stock to pay the rmoHnt rsenca x susS u Az
eide. r.
notice Is hereby further that the 10th day Of
October stock shall be created and dspo
ed Of Will make the original capital Of said corpoon
and that purpose books OF subscription will be opened At
the said Office 2st day Of October next and continue
open daily from O'Clock until the amount requisite ~
subbed-the present stockholders TO hayes prior right
sock The agreement to I'LL up shares a. above
mentioned and the take effect on the "a
Day OF November which day an nstament OF hve
dollars per share is required on new subscriptions
shall not elect III their stock, by neglect shall forfeit
the right 80 TO do that they required the I'd day Of No
vemoer surrender 10 the ssid Presdsnt or Seeefry,
he SAID once their original certificates Of stock aud lieu
thereof TO receive eehcates such number Of shares
they may respectively be entitled said Stockholders
receiving pay Tor fractional parts 4 'Hs}';T uoRSr r.
Gro. Herr, 9ec'y.
Dated New Hsi, August issh, isw. sSss ssw,Eh
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Dam egtlc Markets.

RocHEsTER. Oct pa he market yesterday gave evi
dence Of becoming settled, the excitement created by
the foreign having In great measure subsidized
Wheat sold at 100 Ice cents-l O00 bushels at O5
large quantity was brought in by the farmers but nc
sales the highest mark above. 200 bbs Genesee
-four were taken at So l2I AMI great deal offered
SIS 25 but O BUYERS
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BIRD CAGE MANUFACTURE,

Bird GAGE WANUFACTUhY,
l8 Sgring Street, lbefpsen Wooster and Laurens.l
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers and the
public, that he keeps constantly on hand. large supply
Of Common and Fancy Bird Csges Of Iption
also, Wooden Cedar and Willow Ware, Brushes Bsskes.,
and Mas, and general s.sertnsn, n sslss rss.y hsyt IN
bought elsewhere J., KELLY 0hsf
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NEHMAN rhfsiClAN-DK HFlNE, No. 20 Duane
" street, respectfully informs the public, that he has
reiinauished his prsctce The confines
y oce raents labonng under chronic
such diseases Of the spine, bones JOINTS ulcers scrous
mercurial diseases sotures piles &c Also certain dis
which the young l,ble in all large cities,
may apply confidence Dr. Heine being regular physi-
els snde mi q ~ m edtcsth nj ms
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fAaancssRSra Arrlv esf

Rio JANEIRo-Bsrk Anahuac-Passed Midshipman Paul
Smiley, bearer Of despches tr the Hon Wise, min
lister al Rio Janeito; Midshii man M Brooke.
LHAKLEsroS-Brig Georsiana-Mr bell, lady and chill
dren.
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RIO JANEiRo-Bark Anahuac-2l7 bags coffee Barstow
CO. SOC Foster-I0OO Grinnell, Minturs Co-39v Allen
Psxson-9t TIA per-S7 3 Smith-l23 Corning L. Son
80 leland Eanis-373 Hcks Coz bdls Delano-2O2
b gs coffee o,der
hALAGA-Bnk Lernesa.ssi bxs raisns $50 hf ar $50
bxs lemons 800 kegs so cks wine go aim
bns do bbs bills rsns talker-l5 kgs Or pes
80 hi do $50 boxes raisns 23 or Bradley Canfed
Hayeu
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John O. Whittier, says the Granite Feeman. came near
meeting with fatal accident days since gun In
tue hands OF boy off, the charge of which passed
through the face Of Whittier, out ct hls neck
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CUhE NUURSELt--AMERICAN Gov PUUND -
~ Of all the remedies discovered for the
tain. IL contains injurious nauseous, drugs
drink exposure or business and is adapted every oge
sex and condition. Patient: may rely that this rs no
private practice OF physician with unerring success
radically curing nnstynuc cases Of the hundred and
Try and you.e even after other remedies fail
tons accompany each bottle. Sold whoSae BY Comstoek
Co, Courland street. rets,lsd a. 50 hudson corner
and Market Fulton and Water Chameers and Bfo.dwsy,
BrookIyu Third and south Philadelphia corner
Charles and Pratt Streets Baltimore; Sto washington
City: and Robertson and Cormek. Norfolk. Va.
al qfsU 2ws sra
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"A n
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTED
NAUTICAL < MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
$50 Water street, of Buriing Slip, N y
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public,
w tina, he has constantly on hand general .s,ornsnt OF
Sextaps Quaaans Compasses Spy Glasses, Theodoles,
LeveIinx INSTRUMENTS Surveyor Compassss, Chains Ma.
thematcal Scales Parallel ku~s Thermome-
Scales complete Of Gauging sstments, suitable for
Custom House and City Gaugers. 0sugng and Vantage
Rods &c together with general assorment of English
and American Charts Of ell Of the World both general
and particular Bunts Coast Pilot, Bswditch's Navigator,
Blank Books Bills Of Ladng Maufess Log Books, Naut
All the srticles line of the best materials
workmanship and warranted correct sextsnts. QUE
drans Compase Spy Glasses and all the articles in the
above line repaired in The and
Goods to be repaired sent for and delivered.
J,exx2 mkrr
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PATENr HAT LUEktNG MACHINE.

PATENT Hal LUEhrNI MACmlNC.
THE many orders that have received for emit Hat
Luerne Machine have in come ction with the cten;
tion paid TO the exhibiting the FAIR fully sustaine
the opinion that Machine has brought the 20
fishing Hn nearly TO perfection The whole Ma.
chine the only about fourteen nches and
be placed where in ROOM even in corner We are
happy to Il has been received with adm ration
here, a. well in Engand, France and Germany where
measures have been taken patent also and we beg to
invite those who haze not inspected the Mschine to DO So
either the fair the south OF Eighth street
and Sixth where will be found in operston and
will be shown by Mr. George scho the PREMISES, who
will also receive orders for the patentees
o2o 3tsw imsrc LOWDEN SHAW.
ENGLISH HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING, &c.
AGENTS. UP STAIRS PRCES
I'M GROSS Pn'd white bone knives and forks - %
lOV per gross
Ns do tine round sta, do do, SO per gross
400 carving knives and forks from NJ to M cents
per pair
50 doz patent knob locks, IS 81 per dozen.
80 ses Gothic tea trays, - per set
do balance handle ivory knives all with French forks
S0toS4, :.
Aso all sizes of beet hair sssns reduced lst; war
files Of all knds and ssss FIRE irons trace chains
locks vices 10 &C. with general assortment Of staple b
minsh'm and she'Id goods :. j SS Rr,s'N xwpouLp
ole mvfSs No. s. Joha street, tup stars)
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domestic aaaA tSus sSLOn.
CHARLEsroN-BIig Ge0rgiana-i0 terces rice, Meyer s.
StucSen-t6 bale. cotton Coit CO-23 Drake u Mills
81 Adams X tartshorn