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CITY INTELLlG FNCE.

The Regatta. The second affair of this kind
that ever took place IN this CITY, came off yes
terday afternoon Ten crack sail boats were
entered They started at O'clock ftom the
lower Canton House, to sail round the White
Rocks and mack again, distance Of Is miles.
TIE same boat that won the first race, the
Fairy. Won this Que. She accomplished the
distance in two lr9urs aud twelve minutes. -
Three handsome a igs were awarded to her by
the iud.,.s after the race. TINS fine bat is
the property ofthe M 'chlnicaI Fne Co.
Markets on the ls,h BY the notice Of the
Ma,of, "a. another column, 1t will be seen that
no markets will he held IN the several market
houses on the 18th OF September, the anniver-
sary Of the Raltle af North Point aud Bonn
bardment OF For, McHenry. Marketing will
have tu he prncnred oh Friday.
Writ of Fl ,bsas Corpus. John B. Brown
alias MaruIu Blown; atlas BlonnIer, the young
man charged with ruubhg u boArder at the
Whea field lun, (Mclutusll's,) was brought Out
of iuI, hetrn Judge Purvluuce, yesterda y
morning, on a wit of ''IIaheas corpus" An
examination al tue facts was had, aud the
Young gentleman was promptly re commit ed
TO i ii by the ,dge, To await bus trial Fred
er.ck P,nrkuey, E,q, appeared for the State
and w. f. Wnyte, aud +. T, Lovegrove, Esa's
for the prsoner'
Military Band. An evening paper learns
that the fine Is lud which tor ueriy beIouged ia
the &c nav Inftniry," has heen revived snc
attached itself To THE Chesapeake Rife Corps
accident. A German, one OF the hands en-
ployud on the ship Fuse, was quite seriously
i injured yesterd ~ a,ernoun lie was engaged
, in taktug out the car o, WHEN Large hox tel
upon his hack. ID L,wrence was anon IN at
tend tnce and rendered itlm every assistance II
/ his power.
u s District Court No business Of the
least Importance to the public vas TRANSACTED
in this Court yesterday.
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From the Evening Signal January 81, 1871 !

Ia3-RtM aRKABLE OCCURRENCE.-A gentle
mal of wealth and ancient family, residing in Broad
way has been fur more than twenty years cripple
from Chronic Rheumatism, and for much Of the Time
confined to his bed, unable to attain any thing like an
erect position; aud when able 10 go amt cOnfin 10
his Garage. He has latelv regained his natural
shape and health, ano walks erect and with frmness
"a blessing he never expected to attain Though
urwi,ling TO be made the subject a newspaper
ticle he cannot refuse, for the benefit of sufferers, to
rive verha assurances of his wonderful restoration,
which deed mst now be SHOWN to all his friends
He has recovered the use of his limbs BY The use OF
The INDIAN VEGET >BLE ELIXIR, and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT. We learn that
there are several other cases nearly as remarkable,
and that the have given the uermssion to be
re- Il rred to Their address, may be known by iuqur
inc at The Medical Store where these remedies may
be had any day except sunday.
For sale at the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover.
s.s corner of Baltimore and Harrison S., and No.
81 Thames-st., Ftp Baltimore. II
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DO CnMAP PRlNrIN,4, and PRINTING #

R5-CHEAP PRINTING, ana PRINTING q
every description, executed with great despa'ch' a'
he Office Vi the Clipper, 134 BALTIMORE sT'-as
MAMMOTH BILLS osice can execute
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &C. &c
Indeed is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciities with latest styles of type and new
andspIendid machinery doing work, !" ererysfyIe
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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NNUSH ALONG KEEP MOVING! Never

n BUSH AksONG h Il EH mONkNG! Never
d despair, it does no good for man to hang his
and sage can't there is always hope for a person
who is vi Of funds, or who wants Is rep'enSh his
pocket book" There is hope, we say, while tbeSe
is Capital Prize Depot in Pratt street II onRH :
quires slight eXerton, simply the sending of shall
sum, for which you will receive thousand fold. If
you want 10 come in for your share of the riches
which Fortune has in store for ,ou apply at Nj
DOYLE'S-thcre you will realize the truth that has
established his reputation as the Great Prize Seller,
and you will cXclaim with the rest of his patrons
s'This is the LuckGst Office in all vreati0n!"
WEDNESDAY, $3O,OOO, tickets $40, shares liz
proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $1,000, tickets "a, shares
in proportion.
Look out for the showers of small gold pieces
which always follows the drawing of the Small Fry
On FRIDAY, Sep ember Ilth, The Grand Thomas
Thumb Lottery comes off, capital 81, 00-wholeS 81
halves so cents, quarters % cekts. Certificates of
packages of whOIes consisting of % tickets will he
ssu ed at the low price of S2 halves &c. quarters So
eighths Sl.5O. This good opportunity for small
venture.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pug
chase by the package Or quantity.
For sale in the greatesvariey Oflucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, or share All orders, pc,
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
Nj. DOYLE, 'io.l44 Prattstreet
II Ta1 Opposite b 81 o. n. e. Dep5
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S-7y,66I '6

Similar facts could be exhibited in connec-
lion with various other factories in the State;
but the very fact of their property furnishes
an argument with the anti Tantiites against
heir continuance. Their owners are called
srlstocrats, monied tyrants, sc. because, Civ
Ing employment to so many individuals, and
discussing such large sums OF money, 1t is ar
gued that they msst accumulate wealth, be-
come proud, and tyranize over those IN their
employment. Indeed, If the principal make
money, he is charged with living upon the la
hor and sweat Of Others and hence hue aud
cry is raised against hm. The factories IN
Baltimore county, like the Laurel Factory,
have created villages where all was before desc
late-given employment and good wages to
thousands of men and w0men-aud afforded a
oash market to the farmers Of the surrounding
country. But the'e advantages it is proposed
IN surrender to English capitalists and their
operatives, aud 10 send our own people Sup
rerless to bed" A wise policy truly; a policy
which will politically break the necks of those
who upd, take to carry IT into effect.
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Amert1an Repnbl1I an'
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. ls4s

I,.noor,nr. IF TRUE. A letter dated HaV-
.a A,cust Is, published in the New York
.rrr,hrue states, that "the terms of pence
have been settled between Santa Ana and GER
tain AGENTS Of the British and American Gov
ornments. The arrangement is said to De as
follows: The Mexican Federal Government OF
1912 are to be re-established under the guaranty
Ct the United States; SO that. in case OF future
pronunciamentos, the United States Govern
ment shall have a right to interfere IN suPPo"
Of tho Constitutional Government. The 1910
Grande to be the boundary line and tho Cail-
fornias to be organized as distinct lefiltory'
under the protection of the United States, but
no. governed by Americans until the lnhao'-
tants shall think fit to annex themselves to Ia
vor which purpose the country will be allowed
TO carry oil free trade with both Republics,
ard admit colonists from all countries, and OF
all religions and creeds."
We KIN w not how true this statement may
be, but we are satisfied that there has been an
understanding between Santa Ana and our gov
eminent; and that the slow progress in naval
and military operations is attributable, in part
at least, to the understanding which has been
had. 1t is admitted by every one, that Santa
Ana could carry on the war with more v'gor
than Paredes, or perhaps any other Mexican
general; and yet he was permitted to land in
Vera Cruz without interruption from our block
aiding squadron; thing that would not have
occurred had there not been prior arrange
ment. As to California being "organzed int
n distinct territory under the protection OF thu
United States, but not governed by American
until the inhabitants shall think fit to anne'
themselves" it is possible that such farce ma.
be attompted but it would be as well TO anne'
that territory at once as TO pursue this indiGec
course The result will be the same. SAINT;
Ana has no doubt agreed to make the transfer
and this maneuvre may be intended for hi
benefit, to screen him from the Indignation o
the Mexican people. He is man upon who's
no reliance should be placed; and, although HI
NAV be used as the instrument to accomplish
our purposes in respect to California, yet Amer
leans can never forget that he is cruel tyrant
who wantonly caused prisoners of war to b.
butchered, after pledging himself that the.
should be safe.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning, 9Th inst by the Rev. |
Guest, OF Alexandria, GEORGE w. l.. CAVALIER
Miss AMELIA CATHARIEE MgTTE, both of Baltnt|
Washington, D. G. and Leonardtown papers pIei
copy.l
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. MIR. Dolan, MIcHj
JENNINGS TO Miss MARGARET MCDONALD, both OF
city
On the Sd inst by the Rev. Mr.. R"szel, WIN
MORRISON to Miss RACHEL HPPERcC, all ofthis ci
AT Washington 9Th INST JAMES 4. WoLFENDERl
Baltimore, ~ ELIZA 7. BRnwN, of A. A. COUNTY.
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a7-I O. 0. F. The members of UNION LODGE,
No. is, |. o. O. F., hereb' notified o meet at
their Hail. Broadway on THIS AFTERNOON, IN
inst at O'Clock to attend the funeral of our de
ceased brother, Z.cARIAa SHEPPARD, from his resi-
denCe in Ea I BalIinO e ST., near Eden. Member. in
GOOD standing are respectfully invited To attend BY
order, IL J. FUkLONG, SeCy.
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Our Book Table. The following publications have
been laid upon our table by Messs. William Taylor
& Co.
Pictorial History of England, No 7, to be compile
ted in forty numbers, % ce"ts each.
Martin; or. the Founding No, 3--by Eugene Sue
price cents.
The Statesmen of the Commonwealth of England;
with a treatise on the popular prclreis in English
History, No 3-by John Forrest r--p1ce 25 cents.
To be completed in five numbers,
Harpet's Illuminated and II str ucd Shakespeare:
Nos. l07 and l0s.
From Mrs. Caharinr J eils)n. The september
number OF the Covenant & m 'nthly magazine deVo-
ted to the cause of Odd fellowship and general Lit
eraturc. Edited by Rev. Albert Case, d. G. Sire.
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FRONT STREET THEATRE. The hew American
drama of "The Swamp Fox" continues to meet win
great success at this popular place of amusement II
Is nightly witnessed by large and fashionable auden'
cess 1t will be repeated again this evening with the
addition of an excellent farce Let no one fail to see
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THE MUSEUM. The fine comedy of ga Roland
for an Over,'' and the favorte farce of "Hunting
Turtle, together with excellent singing and dancing
are the attractions the saloon this evening good
bill and will secure good house. The friends of the
saloon vii be pleased to learn that the Manager has
effected an engagement for limited number Of nights
with the talented Mrs. Mclean,
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From the Boston Mercantile Journal Jan. 1915.

From the BOst0H Mercantlle journal. Jan. 1870
I3-WISTAR'5 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
There many ''certan cures" fer coughs Gods,
AMI even con .umptons, that we are sometimes dis
posed to question the efficacy of any of them. Mr..
s. w. Fowle, druggist of the highest reputation,
at l3e Washin street has the agency OF an arli-
Gle called Basam of Wild Cherry, which seems to
have won for itself good reputation where ever / t
has been introduced, We have seen letters from
various parts of New Engana, from persons OF the
highest standing in the places where they reside har-
ing test mony 10 the benefit themselves o: friends
had received from a trial of its properties.
Extract from letter dated
Petersburg Va, Jan. II, 1915.
gentleman of unquestion bile veracity informs u.s.
that his brolher had been confined 10 his he'd for
weeks with some species of cough that baffi ID the
skill of several eminent physicians, and by the use of
two bottles Of .
WISrARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
he has been restored perfect health, aud he is now
ga fat and healthy man,
Yours respectfully,
RoSSER & ANDERSON, Drug ,ists.
On hand and iOi sa' @ ny
STABLER & CANRY, 1910 w. Pratt-st.
Also, BY Geo w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High s,S
Seth s. iIRnce, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. r.
Perkins & Brother, cor Green and franklin streets;
Joseph 3. Stanshury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha IL. Per
kins corner Market and Gyeen-ss.; George II. keer,
No :l23 Baltimore street: n, N Robinson, 81 North
Cav street, SCI lw
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Tickets SlO-lialves S5-q,larters S25e-eghthS Sl!.
QI3- Certificate of package Of &c whole tickets
$3.50; Halves $780, Quarters $37.35.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Ofthc Md, Lottery, eX, class ,, drawn
September 6, lowest prize S2d:
IL 20 Q 50 6s IL 10 rs "a A 90 81
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CLEA RED,
CLEARED,
Baque Iowa, Thompson, Havana, Kirkland, Chd

CLEARED,
Baque Iowa, Thompson, Havana, Kirkland, Chd
s. Co.
Schr John Tyler, Smith, ST. Jehns, N F Jnhn RI
Schr Lyon, B1snight, lndiantOwn, N. G. masteI \
Schr Fanny Not, Hunk, Windsor.
SAlLEB-BrigS A ri ma, (Br.) Hunt, Wesi Tndl
Fashion, KirWan, do; Midas, Elchbrreer, Faim0l]
Jam; st Mary, White, West Indies; Gen. PInckn|
Gayle, Savannah.
. ARRIVED.
Br. SCH General Grant, Newman, % days from
Vincent, ballast, to X. & Il X. Tucker Left no A
vcssels and spo nothing on The passage.
Schr Direct, Briggs, uays rom New York, as5o
ed cargo, TO Roe, Merrill d Go.
Canal ATS Mariner, Wyoming, Eleanor Jane a
Chilli qHaque, anthracite coal. To J0nn plaskitt.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. saw
the Rappahannock, ship; off INES Pui0t. a hriga
tine; aud ntf Annapolis, dnother-aIl hound up
SchI Mrvina, ckersnn from Ponce, z.
Aug Odd molasSes,t to F. w Bruae n Sons.
Schf Aretes, Sterling, from DemcIara, ballast,
E. Hooper. Sailed Aug %.
Steamer osi is, Turner from Easten. Reports
Kent sand, brlgs-bound up.
Ar QUARANTINE.
Brig Chief, BoruB, trou, Kingston. Jam. Aug 9:
ballast, to Johnson T:Hvrrs. Left brig Cambri'
Walters, for Batim're in three DAYS, Several nf |
Chiefs ere W, i'll with the yellow fever, have ben
moved to the Hospital. Tine vessel isat onneatii
where she will r main Tor day or Two.
TELEGRAPHED--Brig Indus, from Port Spa
Trinidad, via st Thomas.
MEMORANDA.
Schr John Rowlett, HanlOu, from Baltimore, arr
ed at New Orleans 3lst ult in IS days passage.
Schr Gallant MARY. Ennis from New York, afri'
at st. Johns, N. F 18th uIt.
SchI Mary Caiharine, Tyler, from Baltimore,
rived at Charleston 9Th inst.
Sch, John -. Calhoun, tiabson, from Passport
Baltimore, put into Newport 4th inst. on account
the sickness Of the captain.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READIE' 4.
For KeteIdam-Ship Eutaw, with despatch.
Eos Canton--Ship Cincinnati, will clear 10Th ins
For Ah,sterdam-Sbip Potomac, with desp ITCH.
For Ans erdan--Shi,' American, 10th Sept
For Rolterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despatt
For ROuel dam-Ship Ellerslie, with despatch.
For BTemen-Shp Elise, win despatch.
For Bremen-ShIp Albert, soon.
Fer B'emen--Ship Post, soon.
Fur Harvesting L'.Ande, with despatch.
Fdr Bremcn-Ship Atlas, with despatch.
For Antwerp Ba'que paoli, 18th inst.
For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacific f,atG
HortensIa, Oct. l.
For Havana Barqne Iowa. soon.
For Valpar iso-Bng Arg, lie, Sept. 0.
- For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Wing, Saturday 9ext.
UNSATISFACTORY or BAIT NJ
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DEATH FROM SWALLOWING A Com EIGHT
YEARS AGO. Mr. G. II. Cole died at Exeter,
N H., last week, from the effects ola sixpence,
which he had accidentally swallowed years
before After death post mortem examna-
ton the body took place, when the coin was
found lodged the right bronchia, the lung be-
inc in a state of complete gangrene.
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h3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish 70
purcbase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; God
Gunri and For CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; r-rings; Silver Plated Cak1
BASKETS; britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which Is com
60 C,ivs,t apps
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nF- We invite the atte.ition of the public TO the
ceyIiicates of a cure performed by DR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
Nv goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing of he gentlemen whose names are gwen
as having Witnessed this cure, precutes the posi-
bility of imposition There is large number of
persDns now taking this medicine in thus city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen s.,
whose names will be found attached to the certih-
caIes seq
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G3- MOUNT HOREB TEMPLE OF HONOR,
Sons OF TEMPERANCE. The mbers, and par
ticu arly the Officers elect of Mount Horeb Temple
of Honor, No. = aIe earnestly requested to attend
spCcial meeting on THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
at II o'clock for installation Or officers By order,
IL G. MARTIN BOSLEY, w. Il.
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n7- BALT'E UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.
s1ecial meeting of the BOARD OF SELECT De-
LEGATES will be held al City Hall rHS (Wednes
day EVENING, az O'Clock The members will
please be prompt in their attendance. BY order,
seq fri JAMES YOUNG Sec'y.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE. Mr.. Collins Is at
tracing excellent houses at this place of amusement
AS deIeniator of Irish Character h is at this time
without rival. He appears to'nightas Mr. Mcshane
in the comedy Of the "NerVous Man" and as cred
DIV Maloney in the farce Of 'Teddy the Tiler."
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annPRIZEs or $1,000, lOO prizes Of

100 PRIZES OF $1,000, 100 prizes of
Il wv $500, and the capitals $50 900 aud
SiO,O00-rich and magnificent Lottery. 10 be drawn
TODAY, having prizes amounting To S6O6,60s.
invite all who desire TO make an investment in this
splendid Lottery, 10 call at our lucky Office and pur-
chase ticket
TODAY, Sept 9th, will be drawn the Md. Con-
solidaed Lottery, class 34-7S Nos. Is drawn bal
lots. For the benefit Of the Susquehanna Canal.
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a7-"GIvE Me BOOTH YET FOX CIGARS"
Was an expression we heard gentleman make to
another, the other day as we were passing-we sup.
nose ne has often tried Booths Cigars, (as we have
and fou d them No. We endorse the expression
ana re ueat it, give Booths Cigars' His esrab-
Iishment /, in HANOVER : rREET, No s., 5 doors
south of Camden-st nearly opposite his old and ia
vorile stand. II
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A STAR SCHEMEi To be distributed THIS
IN DAY, S9Oo,0U in the following magnificent


prizes:
CArITAL PRIZE:
10000 DOLLARSi 10000 DOLLARSI
AND 100 PRIZES OF 1000 EACH!
100 Prizes of 500 each!
Tickets only SlO-shares in proportion.
This is truly a stand scnemt! EMORY & co.
recommend this is something beautiful for pack
ages-one package can draw you $50 00O-you can
have The three highest prizes, $50 8O0, $4,000 and
$4,000, and all for The small sum of $685. We say to
our friends that drew some Of the 6ne prizes last
week that were sold by u.s. now is our chance for
Ieaping golden harvest. Try it. Rrhold per draw
little prize If 5000, in package of halves, sod to
gentleman from Norfolk, Va; 2 of $lUG0 and 3 OF
$500, and of $50 each, were all sold by the great
Prize vendors Emory Co.
For Prizes in anv Lottery, always apply in person
or b. mail 10 the far famed Lottery firm of
EMORY & co.
United States Lottery Agency, No ? Calvert street,
I'd office from Baltimore st. 1t
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OFFICE OF EMORY 8 GO.

Opposite BaTnums, Bait Nd.
p3-0FFICIAL DRAWING oil the Md Consul,
dated Lottery eI class No. g. for 1886: For beneht
of Town of Bel-Air:
1874 80 8 SO IS IL 10 as "a Al s 2S 81
4 and 10 being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each sos
and 80, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each ~
and 80, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 10
9 and SO, being the 4th and 5th; or SO and 6S, be-
ing the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each
AN having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " p
1t EMORY 4 CO., No, IN. Calvert-st.
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MO0n's PnaBef
VWNO CURE TOOTHACH

N AND PKE~E RVE HEALTTV
03-THE TOOTHACH is always cured In +
mir ute by an application of WI EEI. ER'S TEABtN
ny TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be stRl pro,tH
ed from all delay; Soreness Of the Gums will he q
ed; Softness of the Gums will be cured; all Bleed
of the Gums will be effectually stopped, and
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pleas
and in the best OF health by its use. Sold BY
]. NJ. HAIG, M. 1873 Baltimore street,
ie3O-lY above South, opposite Clipper affic
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m3- FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. a special
me ting OF the Friendship Fire Company will be held
Al the Hall of The Engine House on rHIS (Wednes-
day) EVENING, at u O'Clock. Punctua attendance
is earnestly requested. BY order,
~ JAMES McMANUS, Sec'y.
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SHEEP SKIN MATS. A good assortment OF
y Fine tJnlotcu Sheep Skin Mats. suitable for Par
Inrs Carriages, sc. Also. MANILA DOOR ATS
various sizes For sale at the "House FURNISHING
vyarcrnous No 10 N. ChaFles-st,, near the new Me
th,,aist Church, opposite the Union Bank
ivI4 C, z, WETMoRE 8 co.