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vi Office. The creditors of JOHN W. nOL-
~ LAND, an applicant for the benefit Of the In
solvent Laws are hereby notified, 10 present their
claims, (pror to the date Of his appIicaoa) proper
Iy Authenticated to George Earnest r, ESQ., auditor
of insO"ent Debtors Estates, the undersigned,
or before the 18th day of August next preparatory
to dividend OF assets.
ORVILLE HORWIT2,
jell -law3w Permit Trustee,
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WD OG ERS' DIAMOND CEWENT-FOr
IA mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Ornaments, &C., so that the break is scarcely per
ceptible and as strong as before broken. For sale
Only by G. P. ROGERS, Druggist, corner of Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
IG5- Price 25 cents. ie20lw-iel2-ly
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nRNAATDNTAb AND FANCY PAINT
" ING. SlDNOR 5. DONALDSON, BANNER
IND STANDARD Painter IND FURNTS II
Err is ready to Paint aud Furnish Banners, stand
ards ana all things requiring the Artists touch, at the
shortest notice, and the accommoda ing terms
at his rooms, corner ofFAYETTE and NORTH sts.,
PdtapScO Buildings, ieI7cotiJ
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NnNIYATE INsTRUCTLUN. bal lies and |

ENLAGS AND BANNGRS made to order at
~ short notice, Societies and Companies are in
formed that they be furnished, at short notice,
with U. S. Flags, both of silk and lasting; also, Ban
ners of all sizes, with whatever emblems or designs
painted on them they may desire, on accommodating
terms, by JAMES NJ. HAIG,
jel7 fri 1873 Baltimore street.
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XSIRE BOARD PRINTS. / have now on
n hand large lot of very fine FRENCH FIRE
BOARD PRINTS, which will sell at % per cent. be
low the market price 10 close out Persons in want
of handsome prints, will do wei to Call.
JOHN G. HOLLAND, f6 Gay street,
jel6 near the odd Fellows Hall.
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EpRBASTPINS AND BRACELETS. La
- dies wishing great bargains, will please call at
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S Store, WATER STREET, I'd
door from Calvert, where great bargains sold in
Jewery of every description. jell
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u OHM w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
- FAYKTTH-sT, adjoining Assembly Rooms. jal-l,
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MAR. j. STANLEY, from London, can be con-
HI suited daily, for Rheumatism, Paralysis, and all
Nervous affections, at his office, No. 3 SOUTH
fSTREET. Advice gratis to the poor, from to 10
O'Clock m22-6m
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corner of Howard and Marion streets
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard Sis; DR.. Il. H.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green ss.; II. Lemon,
corner of Market and PopPletOn sts.; A. G.. Rdgey,
of Howard and Pratt sts; j. II. Perkins s. Bro
Their, corner Of Green and Franklin SITS; II, w. An
drews, Hill ST.; e. X. Tyler, corner Of High and Mar
ket SITS; DR.. T.. Rouniree, Bel-Ar Market; ThOs &.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fel's Point; j. B. slansbury,
Thames ST.; G w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden St; +. j.
Pitts High and Pratt ST. o. p. Rogers, corner OF Paca
aud Little Green street; Dr. Reburg Pratt and Paca
str ct. jG20-lw-iel2 6m
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re ONTMORANCY II. PRICE,
VA PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-u No. 60 s. CALVERT sTRExr
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EESHAT UNRlvALLED CARMINATlVE.
N LRNIER.S, INE NI COR i. b., r..-.

FHSHAT UNRlVAILED CARMINATlVE T..
Il GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL'' is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
OF the first responsibility throughout the country
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward palms, the
Cordial will be found of incalcuable benefit. For
those children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
bilitated state of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teehing saff3r great
amount of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
BOw ers' Infant Cordial" exerts, by its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable RENE
dy.-PICe % cents.
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"a Office. JOHN +. SEGUIN having made an
"a assignment Of all his property 10 the uadersgu-
Ell for the benefit of his creditors, they hereby
tilted to produce to the subscriber their claims proper
ly authenticated on or before The first day Of AugIs',
ensuing, Otherwise they may be barred from receiving
a dividend Of assets. JOSEPH BRE X.
Attorney AT Law,
jel9-law3t corner Of South and Lombarl-st.
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RPSE PRESERVER

N.ss..A4MMsZZl.sIta serve corpsCs from decay
for any length Of tine, without being anywse often
ave TO delicacy, or unScemy in appearance. The
value OF such machine cannot he estimated tut by
til Sc tender feelings which long for the preservation
Of departed friend, and among those who have been
compelled 10 use il acc9ant of the fast decaying
general and pleasing satisfaction has been given
for none can speak too highly of such an important
and needfu invention, Benevolent institutions and
others, who desire to delay funerals until The arrival
OF distant relatives, to make suitable preparations
for mterment, can bg the use of This machine pre-
scrvG them for weeks in state OF sweetness allow
ing all to gaZ' upon.
For the use OF this machjae apply to JAMES V,
GlNET, General Agent for the city of Baltimore
Frederick street, No 81, Gay where prompt at
teHtOn will al all times be given.
Reference, DIS. Monkur Inoes, Thomas, HANDY,
Leonard, Durkee, Baldwin, Father Hickey, and Rev.
Mr AidIich,
Applications will be received for Agencies or sales
Of Patent rights for the following States, or any por.
ton thereof by Il. FREDERICK, Undertaker Balti-
more, Worth Gay suGet. No. III, postage paid)-
New iIamp hire, Vermont, Connecticut, New Jers y,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Alabama, Wisconsin, Ma
rylind Ouh Carolina, Mississippi Kentucky, Mich
lgan, Missouri, Florida, and Iowa ie5
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4 MPORFANT TO FARMERS. Wanted,
30OO pounds of prime BUTTER weekly, the year
round for which contracts will be taken. Any Far
mel wishing to contract for the above article, will
address post paid) &c, w. VIZ Baltimore, stating
the quantity and quality they can furnish daily or
weekly. mhoa.If
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NTATII.AEAM w. LEE, FASHIONABLE HAD
w CUTTER and SHAVER, Nod N. GAY-ST
GcntGmGn's Raz0rs set at the hottest notice. ais
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4 ROUND RENTS WANTED-At highest
w rates Apply to BOND s. GELBACH.
ap3O tAl 49 Second ST.
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h%ARM WANTED. The subscriber would be
n pleased to rent Farm within a short distance
oil me city, and for which fair rent will be given.
Address, with particulars, Box No. 207 Post Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM
II. Bennett, Manarer.

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
IORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.aLTERIg SITS
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Teeth on gold plate, warranted 10 fit and answer
the same as nature, at to SO per tooth. Please call
and examine specimens. {G3- DR.. MANLY'S Office
Corner of Pratt and Exeter streets,
feI4.f IA PRATT STREET.
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iH EBORALE, Manufacturer of Silk FIRING
~ ES, TRIMMINGS, REGALIA, HAIRWORK
&c. No 4 EurAw HOUSE. je6-lm*
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LMZ ANTED. A secondhand lAPERIEr PRESS
w 23x33 inch plalen. Apply ut this office. je5
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NREAT BARGAINS!

BARGAINS FOR CASHM
The subscriber, being determined to dispose Of The
manning stock of Dry GOODS, GROCER rs,
kRD WARE, CROCKERY, Sc, belonging to The
tate of the late Charles Waters, and found in his
pre-, at his late residence, Waterford, Anne Arundel
3bunty, with as little delay as possible, herr by gives
Rce to the public, and especially those in the i'm
|ediate neghbOrhOod, that the whole of the above
zTOCK OF GOODS will be sold to suit purchasers,
@her in small or large parcels at very reduced prices
CASH. Those having need of such Goods " Ould
u well to call rs great Bargains may be expected.
F. G. WATERS, Ex'r of G. Waters.
N. B. All those indebted at the store of the late
Charles Waters, will please make immediate pay
lent 10 Mr.. Addison Johnson, on the premises, or
the subscriber, No. 3 LAW BUILDINGS, Bait. Md.
4 jel0-ws4w [s1 F, G. WATERS.
A CARD TO- THE LADIES. The subscri-
"a Der respectfully informs the Ladies of East Bal
more and its vicinity that he has removed his place
q business to the corner of BROADWAY and EAST
Urn AVENUE. He feels grateful for the very lib
raj patronage extended TO him at his old stand, and
*opes, from the encouragement he has received since
4 lis removal that the same Will be continued. He
Intends keeping always on hand large assortment
s nd general variety of Ladies' most fashionable
6HOES, made up in the neatesl style and most dura
/ lie manner, at the following reasonable prices:
| e. Ladies Caters, handsome article, 81 25
do Slippers, best quality, LOO
do do Rounds, e75
6%=zS DO do House Shoes 0.50
Misses aud Childreh's in proportion TO The above
prices. All of his work IS made under his own i'll
Epection which he warrants TO be of best quality and
materials, according to price, and not be surpassed
By any other establishment in the city,
je26-lm* JOHN ". CRoNEY.
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O. IrUATION WANTED-By a young man as
~ an English teacher, either in the city or coun-
try, he can come well recommended; or would ac
ccpt situation as Clerk Assistant in any res
pectaDIe Mercantile house where he would make
himself useful to his employer.
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
Atewd0ors from the corner of South,
je9 Nearly opposite the Eycham9e.
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GNOUNTING HOUSE CLOCKS, to rna :
" days. Received this day, a further supply 81
Willard Timepeees for counting houses. For sale
at GABRIEL y. CLARkS
Watch and JPwery Store, Natrr ST.
iel0 Second door from Calvert.
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WNR. IT. MANLY, SURGEON DENTIST,
~ FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Will perform all operations in his line in the best
insert them much lower than others, on gold plate,
TEETH filed with Gold, Sl,OO
IN do do, Silver, 0 so
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WANTED. Bya Young man
~ in any respectable Mercantile house, where he
could make himself useful to his employer; or he
would have no objection to accept q situation as an
English teacher, or assistant in au academy in
The city The hest of references can be given APP
ply Immediately AT
l.. F. SCOTTE'S Intelligence Office,
jelO No. 10 EXCHANGE place,
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w A N T S .

SITUATION WANTED, as a House. keeper.
- ty very respectable middle aged woman, whc
can come well recommended. Apply at
L.F. SCOT1T'S Intelligence Office,
je23 No. 10 Exchange Place,
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WANTED. A white woman TO do Tie work
w of small family, with or without the wash
lng-to one that viii suit, good wages will be given.
Apply at No. 26 FAYETTE STREET, one door from
Nolth-st' iel6-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-10
TILE NEXT PR .SIDENCY.

An OH BERKELEY County MAN writing
from Ohio, wishes to know "who the people
in these parts go for as next President2" We
can't say exactly, but we are for "ToM Cor
WIN" as they call him ''ola Vest" and we
find great many persons agreeing with us in
opinion. Our correspondent thinks SOLD
RouoH AND READY" would run ''like streak
of lightning" Perhaps so, and it may be that
the people viii give him chance for it, But
it seems to us that he Understands the pomp
and circumstance Of war" better than ''the
affairs of State and much prefers the Camp
TO the Cabinet In due time Ono will be talk
ed with upon the subject-go on now, Wings,
and elect BEBB Goee,nor and as many Con-
gressmen as you cana majority of both Hou-
ses Of your Legislature. This will keep you up
to your work for at least another month
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-10
THE RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

We take greaipleasure in giving the annex
ed communication an insertion in our col
umns. 1t was certainly not our intention
to add one pang more to the pain which our
unfortunate young friend was already suffering,
in detailing the melancholy accident which be-
fell him. We know young SKATER and his
family well, and we deeply sympathised with
them. The details Of die accident were not
given in our paper without first learning them
correctly, as we thought, from one who we
thought witnessed the whole scene and knew
all about It, Nor do we doubt that cur inior-
mant, TO the best Of his knowledge, gave US
as correct a statement Of the affair as was
possible for him under the circumstances 10
dove know well that he had no desire TO
misrepresent this youth. fer he spoke in high
terms of him 10 US, and stated to US that he
was there 90 business. Il is a source Of plea
sure to US TO give The corrections Of our cores
pendent, and to remove young SHAFFER from
a class Of boys who daily frequent the RAIL
Roam DEPor, annoying all about them and Of
ten placing their lives in imminent danger. We
are glad to learn that young SHAFFER is out Of
danger, and that his Physicians think he is
fast recovering. Let all boys remember the
sad accident Of this youth, and take warning
from it,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-10
From the 81. Louis Republican, September {
VERY LATE FRoal SANTA FE.

! A letter from Mr.. n. CoLBuRN, our cores
poAdent at Santa Fe, announces his arrival at
independence, IN this State, on Thursday last,
IN twenty-iour and a half days from Santa Re.
This journey eclipses IN speed any other ever
performed between the two points, and shows
that very soon it will be stripped of even the
character ofnoYelty. From the letter of Mr..
CoLpuRs we gather many facts Of interest to
our readers. which are here arranged.
Mr.. CoLBURS left Santa E'e on the Sd of
August There were then only $50 Mexican
soldiers stationed in Santa Fe, but the author
ties stated that they had z 900 men ready 10
march at moments warning TO meet Gen.
KEARNEY, and 2000 were expected from the
lower country. How far this expectation may
by realized, may be judged Of from he fact,
that Mr. KENNEDY, who had just arrived from
Sonora, reported that they had there only 800
soldiers, 900 at Chihuahua, and 40 at I'll Passo
When Mr.. c. left Santa Fe, nothing had
been heard OF Gen. KEARNEy's movements for
fifteen days previous. Ii was not then known
that Gen. Wool was moving against Chihua-
hua. About 200 miles on his route home, he
met with eight Mexican Dragons who had
been watching the movements OF the Ameri-
can forces under Gen. KEARNEY. They said
they had not seen the troops, although they
had been IN sight OF Bent's Fort, and 10 the
Simarone. Mr.. CoLBURN reached the cross
ing of the Arkansas in ten days, being the
quickesttrip ever made to that point in wagons.
He found grass and water scarce. He there
met Capt WORCESTER, of the U. S. Artillery,
L. CALDWELL and CHARLES BENT, ouly ten
days from Independence, and sent by them to
Gen. KEARHEY, all the news Of which he was
in possession. From this party he heard Of
the murder, on The evening before, of Mr. w.
z. SWAN, Of Northampton, Mass He was
returning. il is stated, from Fort Bent. in com
pany with Maj. G. CLARK, and was shot
from his horse, when within seventy five yards
OF their camp, by Indians.
MIR. c. SAYS thai the Indians were in Santa
Fe, offering their services 10 Gen. ARMUo, on
condition that he should let them have the
spoils which they might take from the Ameri-
cans, but that he had refused TO accep, the
proposition ii he had acceded 10 il, the army
might, possibly, have been defeated, or their
supplies cut off, which would have caused
great distress
! Mr.. G. met in his route various companies
of wagons with army supplies, Sc. several Of
which had been attacked on successive nights
by the Indians.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-10
THE STAR THAT NEVER SETS.

The election in VERMONT is over, and the
noble Wings Of that State have again sustain
ed themselves. We copy the annexed remarks
from the Boston Atlas" of the 9Th inst, which
is the latest news we have received.
VERMONT ELECTION
We give, below, returns from III towns in
this State, by which, although EATON, the
Wing Candidate, has majority over all 9TH
ers, there is no doubt left that there has been
no election by the people. EATON will fall
some twelve or fifteen hundred votes short, but
will certainly be chosen by the Legislature,
which viii be strongly Wing. The Wing
Senators are chosen in Windsor, Windham,
Addison, Bennington, Rutland, Chittenden,
Franklin and Orleans, and probably in Essex,
Grand Isle, and Caledonia. The Loco Focos
are only sure of Washington and Orange.
In the first District, HENRY has between
three and four hundred majority over all others,
as far as we have returns and we have no
doubt of his election. In the Second District,
Judge CoLLAMER has a small majority /; but
will. we fear, lack few votes of majority,
although there is no doubt of his ultimate cleo
lion. MARSH is certainly elected IN the Third
District and, III the Fourth, there is no cleo
ton. CHANDLER (Whig) leads his opponent,
PECK; and, if the Wings OF that District are
true TO themselves, he can be elected on the
third trial--and thus Vermont will present an
undivided Wing front in the next Congress.
The Wings Of MASSACHUSETTS are making
preparations for spirited contest IN the APP
preaching election. TheNEw YoRK Wings are
at loegerheads. and viii in all probability in
consequence of their Quarrels be enabled TO do
very little for their cause in the coming con
test The GEORGIA Wings are wide awake
and have nominated a very strong Congress
sional Ticket--we cannot doubt their success
The Ono Wings will do their duty-they al
SO have strong men in the field for Congress
Dr. THOMAS o. EDWARDS, formerly OF Ger
RARDsTowN in this County, is the Wing Can
didate for Congress from the CRoLEyILLE
District He is hard to bea; at any thing-he
sings first rate song, as all may remember
who saw him at the 4th Of May Convention in
Baltimore in 1870. Success to him. The
MAINE election takes place hext Monday
the Wings will contest the field in gallan
Style but it is almost too much TO expect fol
them full triumph at this trial.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-10

We congratulate the people Of ALEXANDRIA
upon their return to VrReINIA-the people Of
Virginia will everywhere hail them with JOY.
The Gazette gives some very graphic descnp
tons of the rejoicings Of the people over their
liberation from bondage--the event was cele-
brated by songs, rejoicings, bonfrcs and iu-
limitations. To whose brow viii the people
assign ''the wreath of victory 2" If we had
vote we should say to their accomplished
Editor, EDGAR SNowDEN, Esq. He has la
bored long and ardendy in the cause--victory
has at last crowned his elIorts--may he live to
see it Welding abundant fruit to the prosperity
and greatness of his native City.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-10
A MERlTfD COMPLIMENT.

The intelligent Editor Of the Frederick
Herald" pays the annexed merited and hand
some compliment to our late fellow citizen,
Mr.. ]. S. BoNsALL, now the PRINCIPAL OF
THE FREDERIcK ACADEMY -
The Principal, bringing with him as he did,
when he came among us, the highest tesumo-
mails, not only OF his proficiency as scholar
and teacher, but Of his high qualifications as a
gentleman and christian, has well sustained
them and the universal testimony OF those
who have had the opportunity OF estimating
those requisites, is such as TO comments hun to
the patronage of all who desire for their sons
thorough classical education and correct mo
raj and religious training.
We know no one, in his entire character and
bearing, better calculated TO win the esteem
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-10
DaGIERREOTYPE LIEENESsES.

We direct atteni to the Card of Mr.. l.
II. KERFooT, Daguerrean -artia, who is nor
on visit to our town. We have seen seve
raj fne specimens of Mr. X. = work, and con
slider it far superior 10 any thing Of the KIND
that we have ever seen. We would advise al
who wish to obtain likenesses ofthemselves o.
their friends, atexceedingly moderate charges, &c
call on Mr.. X. as early as possible, as we learn
that his stay here necessarily must be limited
owing TO other engagements which he is IN
der promise % fulfil. Mr.. KS rooms are over
Mr.. SmPLEY's Store-roon, entrance at the
door on KING St, formerly leading into the
''.Natinsberg Library" An examination 0.
bis work will be sufficient to convince any one
that he is an accomplished operator.