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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
M PANY OF THE CITY OF, NEW
YORkl----MORRIS n ROBINSON, President, sHav-
ing been appointed agent for the above named in
stitution, prepared to receive applications for
insurance on life for one or more years, or for the
duration Of life. The advantages Of the mutual
principle above the heretofore moro usual joi MT
stock companies ara great that il b only neces-
sary to understand the principles of Its operation to
give decided preferences to the mutual plan
treatise on the subject and forms of application for
insurance can be bad at my store on 9TH street. i'm
mediately opposite the National Intelligenoer Office
G. 8. FOWLER, Agent
feb 2A-2farvtf JTtbA NfEtlA
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Keep Clean.

~ k6ep C1ean.
HyHE largest assortment of the best BRUSHES
u constantly kept on hand at my Hardware and
Variety Store Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
wholesale and retail. GEO. SAVAGE.
april 22-n Nat. Intelligencer st.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, just reCOived.--
ID We have full and complete assortment Of
Mems Boots, Booiees, Nulliers and Caters, Ladies
Caters, Half Caters, Kid & Morocco Buskins, Tics
and Slippers, French style Misses Cater Bootss
Half Caters, Buskins, Ties and Slippers, together
with q complete sssortmcnt Of Chiidrens SHOES,
which we will sell at the very lowest cash prices.
r. l.. SMALLWOOD s. CO.,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets
may 2-f
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XTTHITE LEAD AT MANUFACTURE

WHITE LEAD AT MANUFACTUI
wv ERH PRICES.--
The subscriber has just reseived--
4O0 ksSs W1te Lesd 81
bills. Linseed on, Boiled and Raw
9 do, spirits. TurPsn.ins i
~, 3 do Varnishesi vo95 f3t1to9
500 lbs. Lamp Black, Ground in Oi
q so do Chrome Green do do
SO do Chrome Yellow do do
q 80 do Vsrdegrs do do
{ f'i SO do Paris Green do do s
b 800 do Yellow Ochre do do
400 do Sp. Brown and Venetian Red do do
4 10 lbs. Whiting 41t hst
Paint and White. Wash Brushes
! Window Glass of all sizes and Putty.
All Of which he will sell very low for Cash.
tpat 5aa mRi6 ID m CHARLES STOTT,
Corner of 9TH street and Penn. Avenue.
may l5--lm A 5 dhn4#tfa
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NHE keeps constantly on hand agood
Il assortment Of HARDwARE, including holloy
Uare, Wood Ware Brushes, Baskets, Jap. Tin Ware,
Door Mats, and large collection Of miscellaneous
Goods to which he invites The attention Of purl
chasers, believing that he can and does sell as low
as any other house in the city q II f6SEN n
Jan 5l--f 8 'n. EAR GEO SAVAGE.
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gs.1 JOB PRINTING,
n.aHas sdristiss, neatly and eryedifiousl,
eseesfsd q tn. oDscs Of the Coium-
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DIRECToRs '"" ~
Rensselaer, Hayens Robert l.. Patterson, "
Guilaume Merle Seth Low,
Lewis G. Grover, Charles 8. Macknett,
VIM. A. F. Psntz, Thos. B. Segur,
VIM. M. simpson, Marcus L. Ward. ~
Henry McFarlan, 3
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH L LORD, Agent. .
JAMES STEWART, M. d.. No. 2, Bond St.,
Medical examiner.
Washington, %. C.
JOSEPH G. LEWIS, Agent, 7th street, nearly
opposite the Patriotic Bank.
HARVEY LINDSLY, M. d., corner Of ~ and
G streets, Medical examiner. ~ feb ct
= a. rUc n ~ TrTU TTncTTUD n CIR oUUc r1Un =
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wETHERsFIELD SEEDS, SEEDS!

WETHERSFIELD SEEDS, SEEDS!
THOS. G. WILSON has removed his Seed Es-
tabishnent from e street to Pennsylvania Av-
enue, between 18th and 18th streets, next door to
Haslip and Wesdens Coach Factory, where he will
keep constantly on hand general assortment Of
Fresh Seeds 10 suit the season. Gardners are re-
qusstsd to call and examine for thsmselves Among
other varieties may be found largo Flat White Tur-
nip Seeds, Rutabaga Strap Leaf, and q general as
sortment tgtqaE ig THOS. U. WlLSON.
me l-6weod.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED ST.ATES-STERE
tNt OTYPED EDITION.. ,.# ia} N

VI III Ell EDIITUVV. ~
( Y Published BY authority Of Congress.
VOL. 10 SEPARATELY. e,sa iFs4
THE subscribers will publish at the commence
i ment ofthe present session of Congress, about
January l, 1916, "THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES" agreeably to an act of Congress of the
last session, and for the accommodation, Of those gem
enien ,cho hare the earlier edition IN nine pol,lnes,
volume ten, containing the laws from the year 1899
to March 1645, will be published separately and
sold at the cost Of paper and print An annual sup
plcment on similar type and paper will hereafter
be published at the close of each session of Con-
gress so that the Laws of the United States may
always be had in a neat and uniform style.
LITTLE & BROWN, a
Law Booksellers and Publishers, Boston,;
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY
~ Corrected up to date by the Postmaster o
'ne House Of Representatives. For sale by
june s-tf r. TAYLOR.
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FOR SALE. sl n
HWuh small Frame Houses, situated on the cor
a nsr o. 4'h and I streets. Enquire at this
july s-5teod "'
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M CIRCULARS, etc. etc,s x
Neatly printedIat this sface.
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DLEASANT and we'll furnished apart
/ ments may be had st Miss GURIEY'S, on {
street, near ~ "1 -a'A @e go feb TIL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-05

SCHOONER ABANDoNED-Lires Lost. We
learn from the Elk hange Reading Room Books,
that the schr. Bath, (of Bath, Me-, Robinson,
which cleared at this port Sept. 2, for Brazos
river, with government stores, was fallen m
with, by the Br. brig Lady of the Lake, on her
passage from New York to Bermuda, 1870 miles
TO the westward of that Island, dsmasted and
abandoned. The captain boarded her, and
found note nailed up in the cabin, stating that
the schooner capszed about Sc miles from Cape
Hatteras, on the 9th Sept, that there was a
lady and two children passengers, and that the
two children were drowned. The rest were
taken off on the 18th, by whaling ship, the
name being delaced, could not make out where
from, or bound. She had but little water in
the hold. Night coming on, he had 10 leave
her, taxing with him pile of saddles and har-
ness, with which, aud provisions, she was load
ed.
A gentleman of this city is in race pt of a let
ter from his brother at Bermuda, who, in dis.
closing the contents of the note above states
that the lady and two children passengers,
were all lost
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A fAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.
" J N aFFNFry

Itf RIA SHEET.
lfcan 81 asonirg and sound judgment denote wise
men, then are the patrons of the all lucky NJ DOYLE
doubIy wise. They buy prizes daily, whilst blank ;,
In any quantity can be purchased al the many oces1
VINO are constantly ADVERT ing and putting prizes sold
by us. We do not advertise any the various prizes
which we are selling daily, but desire all to come
aud we will show them tho Managers official
schemes.
We have on hand this week large quantity Of
lucky numbers, and invite all to call and Judge for
themselves. Fortune favOrs The brave.
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE.
THURSDAY, capital Sl2,OOU, tickets ST., shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets Csc, shares in pro
portion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets Soc, shares in
proportion.
Please remember the American General Tom
Thumb. On FRIDAY 4 900 DOLLARS, tickets 25
cents Package of quarters for SO, eighths 81 50,
rms is every body'S Lottery, asd every body should
have chance, lift does cost 25 cents. We sold the
capital in this last week, and inteI 10 do SO again
Try it.
Persons ordering tickets from distance may rely
on having them corfer ty as if they we re to
choose themselves and the official drawing sent as
soon as drawn.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestvariey of lucky numbers BY
the package, single ticket, share. All orders Der
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Pralistreet
II fri Opposite b 81 o. X. r. Depn,
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MALL DRY GOODS. The sub

HHAbL DRY GOODS. The subscriber ill
a vites the attention of purchasers TO his stock OF
desirable GOODS, selected with care in the Eastern
and Baltimore markets, and which will be sold off at
small profits TO insure quick sales Consisting in
part OF fine twied plaid Ginghams, of rich colors,
superior French de LANES and itch Cashmeres; low
priced rich De LaineS superior French Metinos; su-
perior black and colored Alpacas, and plain Cash
meIes; double width black Bombazines, very cheap;
plain black and second mourning Mousn de LANES;
rich striped and fgurod Dress Silks; plain black and
blue black Silks; Lining Silks; Pongees and white
Sarsnetts; Manchester Gingh ans; superior embroid'd
and plain Thibet SHAWLS; rich Cashmere Shawls
both printed and woven coors; Brocha, De Lame
Blanket and other kinds Of Shawls; Gioves Hosiery
worked Collars; Linen Cambria Hdkfs; Ribbons: bon
net silks and Velves; silk Ties; Silk and wooden
Mitts lhfanls' Socks; best Needles; Children Is Hose
Coates. celebrated Spool Cotton, only 50 cts. dozen
Also Mems Wear, fine and low priced CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, VESrINGS and cheap CAsSI-
NETS; wooden aud worsted Paids, for ChdreH's
wear; SuspendeIs; black and Fancy style ilk era
watts; Silk POckst Hdkfs and general assortme mt OF
Domestic Goods, as SheGtingS; Shirtings; Flannels
Canton Flannes; TickiRgs; Lindseys; Blankets, from
So pair upwards; Cradle Blankets, &c. &c, at
HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE,
no 25 H0wara-st. Sd door frsm Fayette.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-05

LEFr-HANDED COMPLIMENT. The last mum
Der OF the Wing Standard has been pleased to
notice Us in the following terms:-"We have
been compelled TO take our neighbor of the
Clipper To task once or twice; but the honest
and fearless course it pursues, demands our ad-
miration. The editor keeps nothing back that
will tend 10 the public good. Whether he
pleases or affronts, he seems not to care he will
speak his mind. We particularly admire his
course in relation to the Mexican war" Now,
had the editor closed his remarks here, we
might have been greatly tickled at the compli-
mentary style of his notice; for we do not pro-
ftss TO be insensbe to his appreciation. But he
has spoiled ali BY proceeding as follows:-"We
say of the Clipper in conclusion, that it for some
time endeavored to shield Polk & Co., from
public odlum, but soon found that to preserve
its character for honesty, it could not hold in
any longer"
We have been disposed at a II times to do JUS
tice TO Mr.. Polk and all others, but are uncon-
scious Of having endeavored to shield him or
them from ana odium that they deserved. We
have fully condemned some OF the measures Of
the administration, and among the number the
precipitatng our country into war, as we be-
leve, unnecessarily. But, once engaged in
war, we have considered 1t to be our duty to
sustain the administration in its vigorous pros
ecution, TO the end, that il may the sooner be
Terminated. We speak our mind freely ofmen
and measures, caring little whether our honest
remarks "pIease or affront' this or that indi-
vdual-our sole object being to advance the
interests and prosperity of eur country. We
use plain language because we desire not TO be
misunderstood; and are not aware that we have
at any time knowingly either maligneG or
fawned upon any public man. five have en-
deavored to shield Mr.. Polk or any member Of
government rom any odium which should
properly attach to them, we should like to have
tho instance pointed out.
The fact is, we feel and speak independent of
all parties; and hence our sentiments are ex-
pressed boldly and honestly; nor can we be in
duccd to suppress them from "fear, favor or aE
lection" We ask for no "thrift" which is to
be the reward Of "lawning."
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-05

EXTENSIVE JURISDICTION. In the N. York
Court, on NJ nday, the Vice Chancellor denied
the motion to discharge the writ of ne ereat
which was issued against Col. Stevenson prior
to his departure for California, and granted the
motion for an attachment against him for con.
tempt in not appearing before a master. The
officer, to serve it, must of course go TO Califor-
MIA, which by sea is some Is or 20, 900 miles.
The Judge probably considers California as
properly within the jurisdiction of the United
States, and therefore an attachment will be
able to reach the Colonel, no matter how far
the distance.
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GENERAL Paroles. The arrival of this dis
tinguished parsonage at Havana, was mention
cd few days ago. Bermuda papers of the
Goth ult. state that he arrived at those Islands
the day previous, on board the British packet
Thames Probably Havana has had enough Of
Mexican ex-PresidentS and cock-fghting. He
is en- route for England, to invest some money
in the English funds. These Mexican Gene
rails are great in their victories over Mammon,
if not over the Americans.
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American Republican
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, Nov 5, l846.

THE New TARIFF. We have always been
under the impression, that the people of this
country, being the source of all power, the go
vernnent should be controlled in its measures
bv public sentiment. But this idea is secuted
in a morning print, and submission to the pow
ers that be, and accomplishing acquiescence in
their acts are insisted upon as "nOt only the po-
licy but the duty Of all good citizens" No
matter how injurious an act of congress may
be to the interests of the people, they must not
discuss its merits, lest it produce agitation. The
same authority informs US, that "the new (ta-
riff act, how, yer Objectionable some portions
of may be- is now the law of the land, and
likely TO remain so for the next four years.
Tins an act which is contessedIy imperfect and
Objectionable, is not only TO stand as the law OF
the land, contrary to public sentiment, but the
people are not TO be permitted even to exam
inc and expose its defects, lest such freedom
may prove offensive to their rulers. And this
slavish doctrine is nculcated in a republican
government and before the enlightened popula-
tioa of Maryland. The public press which
can be thus induced to sacrifice its own digni-
ty and independence, is so longer a safe guide
for free people, or a reliable source for cor
rect information. 1t sees nothing and knows
nothing beyond the wishes of public rulers, and
the "smal compensation" which il is to receive
for its trucking subse-viency TO power. But
the people have higher notions of their rights,
and less disposition to sacrifice them. They
know that "oterna vigilance is the price of lib
ertyn-that "power is always stealing from the
many to the iew"-and that so soon as it shall
be received as a correct political maxim, that
the people shall not investigate the conduct
Of their rulers, their freedom will cease to ex-
list.
In respect to the new tariff, which we are
thus summariIy forbidden to examine, there ex-
lists no evidence that it was passed in accord
ance with public sentiment. On the contrary,
so far as the results of elections have been
made known since the passage Of the bill, the
indication is clear, that the act is condemned
but this indication is not to be needed, because
our rulers are resolved that the act shall not be
changed, however oppressive it may prove in
its operation, until their term Of service shall
have expired. American operatives may be
thrown out of employment and deprived of
their bread, but they must not presume to com
plain of the act which brings upon them this
destruction. They must crouch to masters who
thus rule them with rod Of iron.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-05

OuR Book TABLE Mr.. John Murphy, printer and
publisher has laid on our table, the November num-
Der Of t'The United States Catholic Magazine and
Monthly Review, )" edited by Rev. Charles J. White
Baltimore; and price SO er annum, payable in ad
vance This number contains Portrait of His HOli.
ness Plus 9th. 1t has the usual variety Of reading
matter amongst which are, notice Of '"Tho Origin
ofthe American Indans,' a work published by Mr.,
John McIntosh-and continuation Of the 'Life and
Times Of Archbishop Carroll" by B, A, Campbell, J
ESD
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-05

New ORLEANS PIcAYUNE. This admirable
journal-the bright particular star of the South
has recently appeared in new and beautl,
full dress, from top to bottom, We rejoice in
this evidence of the success of The Pic, and trust
its future success may be still more brilliant
While we acknow ledge our many obligations
TO the Commercial Times, Bulletin, Delta,
Bee, SC, for their kind attentions in supplying
US with early intelligence from the seat of war,
we must take this occasion to state that our
thanks are particularly duo to the Picayune for
early, correct and fall details Of every move
ment connected with our army in Mexico
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-05
OFFICE OF EMORY 4 90

Opposite Barnuni's, Bait Md.
90 OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. Console
dated LOTTERY, class No. AZ, for 1886: For benefit
Of the Susquehanna Canal:
% IA 26 rs So SIS % 81 Al 6 1910
" ana "a, heing the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each 400
70 and 70, being the Sd and h drawn Nos each so
80 and SO, being the 5th and 9TH drawn Nos each 30
% and 81, being the 7th and 9th drawn Nos each 90
ana Al, being the 9th and 10Th; or Is and 40, be-
ing the lth and 10th drawn Nos. each Is
All having Two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, S
1t EMORY s CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
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SLIGHT MIsHAP TO THE STEAMER. The
steamship Caledonia left Boston on Sunday
She was rather out ofluck at starting, as when
two or three miles down, she run her nose into
the mud and remained there nearly two hours;
fortunately the bed was soft, and she was got
off without injury. She carried out fifiy-one
passengers to Liverpool and fifteen to Halifax.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-05

A Revolution IN CorroN PLANTING. The
most important discovery for the south is the a.
daptaton of the uplands of the old cotton grew
ing States, to the cultivation Of Mastodon cot
ton, new species of the plant which commands
about double the price ofthe Improbable short
staple cotton hitherto produced on the high
lands Of the cotton region.
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ST A VI PRESS BRICKS.
A SERIES OF EXPERgM c raro

~ sfiIuIrd Lv n 49, -. IN n " , "VIV III
REM a I.Tpn9 ~ t,,,i ti ioNS, Arcnilect, ahG
and cihnr hniii HNi hns,nstt 10 Jest me strength
IN KRICtyS ,.,S q i%,n y, tne STEAM PkEsS-
NV hand 'rb; - '"oet uiau' IN the ordnhy way
i'm At the ofica dnno - INV printed lot HlsIrou
I,hn az u%e oticG opposite the chesapeake Bank
~" iISah' OF NE var Gus experiments are as fol
Aver 'pe wso, T.'o ac b u5cH OF eaGn KIND;
nr'''so "fight 0i orck airy, hand made, Ia
~ Am u.n paesseu! 'o8
n a I5 s"in III WeIsht after 10 hours solkage, H.
- Ay" :" - o a., ., T., y T.
"a ~. 'IPoIat'oh ater 40 hours drying, II. VI.
Average n. ~ w.
pressure required 70 break brick across the
ihs VIII SI. g'T ear bearing otS inches, H. NJ 1912
'"',, o. e. gas IDS
hoignt III ihcnes which brick with same
nu,.llea una, the lai!Ing OF b. weight,
commencing al "a inches, and repeated, adding an
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I'D OGERs' DIAMOND ENT-For
HS mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Oinaments, SC, tha tho break is scarcely per
ceptibie and as strong as before broken. For sale
oaly by g. P. ROGERS, Druggist, corner Of Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
90 Price IS cents. n5.lw-iel2-lv
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, I!CNVH 5f'VV-HdIVes 5 UU-quaTteTs loo.
Certificate OF package of25 Quarter tickets ala 7,
FOR lucky ticke's by the package or single ticket
Apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co. =
Corner Of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. LOTTERY class No, 40.
drawn Nov q. Lowest prize as on -
- "a Is IS So SIS % 81 AZ 10 4O9
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BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY
SESSION 1867

Q3- INTRODUCTORY LECTURES. The Lee
tures Introductory 10 The regular course of insruc-
ton, in this Institution, will commence on MON
DAY EVENING, Nov I'd, in the MASONIC HALL,
st, Paul-st., and be delivered in the following oIder:
Prof CHAPLIN A. HARRIS, THIS Tuesday, EVE
MING, "a O'Clock,
do w. R. HANDY, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
NV 4Ih, 7! O'Clock.
Doctor q, o. CONE, FRIDAY EVENING Eoy'ber
9th, at u O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
w. Il. HANDY, Dean.
p. S. Professors BOND and WESTCOrT will
give their InrOduc cries in the Hall of the new Col
lego Building, not yet quite completed; but when
ready, the public will receive due notice. n25l
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New JERSEY ELECTION The election in
this State also took place on Tuesday, fol
members Of Congress and the Legislature
James Ct. Hampton, the wing candidate fol-
Congress in the first district, is elected by be-
tween three hundred to four hundred majority.
This is wing gain. Dudley S. Gregory,
wing, has majority in Hudson county, N, j.,
of 66S. He is probably elected by from 1900
to 1000 in the district. The district is repre-
scented at present by wing. In the All dis
trict, John Van Dyke, wing, elected-a wing
gain.
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~ ILLER 81 o.. OLD Established
I'VE LOTTERY OFFICE, corner of Baltimore and
81. Paui's streets. The drawing of the MARYLAND
lottery takes place to day, with number of beauti-
uI prizes to be distributed So call early at our lucky
office, and purchase ticket
Thus DAY, Nov. 5, will he drawn the MARYLAND
Consolidated Lottery. Glass lO9-75 Nos, IL Drawn
Ballots 80 10y - -''A" !"
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NEGROES WANTED

fSNHE subscriber wishes to purchase, immediate
n y, number of likely NEGROES, OF both sexes
ior whIch The highest market price will be paid
| Apply al the Washington Hotel, PRATT STREET
a ie" doors above HanoVer-st., where can at ali
tunes be found All communications promptly at.
tended TO- tlt"l WILLIAM HsRkER
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TuAxxsGlvING. The Goth Of November has
been named as Thanksgiving day in the fol-
lowing States:-Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Ma
ryland, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey,
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, Connecticut
Vermont, Rhode Island and Michigan.
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u3- MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. -
The reguls Monthly Meeting this Suciety will be
held al the Historical Rooms on THURSDAY EVE
MING, Nov SIN, at II O'Clock, A paper will be read
by VIM, A. Talbot, Esq On ''Tha eatly legislation
Of Maryland" ST. STREETER,
Rpp'd Spcttv
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&c GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE, S IATE OF MARYLAND. An adjourned
meeting Of the Grand Division will be held on THIS
[Fhursday) EVENING, 5th inst, at SLOAN Hall, at
O'Clock, A full attendance IS desired.
II WIN, Ii, COPYRIGHT q s.