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5g-FRENCH AND GERdAN |. looking GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, Dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAN ES, OfGntlrelynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
10 order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen: together with Gilt Box CORNICES:
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C Sc. for sale and made TO order, cheap us they
can be obtained at any establishment in he United
states. Il. S. FRYER,
Milf No. EeYth Gay street.
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NO. We invite the attention Of the public to the
certificates Of a cure performed by DR., CULLEN;S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing OF The gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure, precludes the posi-
bility of imposition. There is a large number Of
persons now taking this medicine in This city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents,
whose names will be found attached to the certd-
Gates, seq
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THE MUsRUM-Bcncft Of Ms LoreH' This ex-
ceon actress takes bentti at the Saloon this eve
ming, and offers bill that viii meet the appreciation
of all her numerous friends. "The Lady of Lyons"
and the laughable farce Of The "Man without a
Head" will be performed. Mr. Lowell will make
his first appearance, and will enact the part of
"t laude Nlelnotte," the pant Of "Paune" by the
benefCiarG.
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.ETTER BAos Up AT The ExonANoH READING ZOO, q
MARlNELIsT-PORT or BALTIMORE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II. ls46-
FaomrHE EXCHANGE REApNe-RooM ooKs,
CLEARED,


Br brig Hope, Harieau, West Indies, R. Il H.R
Tucker.
sAILED-schrs Nervs, Ffinton, Boston; Maria
johnson, and Eliza, Hand, Baker York.
ARRIVED.
Schr Jos. Turner, Gibbs, days from Providence
domeStlcsi TO w Cole. Encountered from the 4ih
10 the 7h inst. very heavy gales; was blown from of
Hog Island to 100 miles 8. s. E. of Cape Henry; had
bulwarks stove and foresa split. Came in the Canes
on Saturday, and anchored in Hampton Roads. he
ports In the Roads on sunday, barque Montgomery,
Davis, from Baltimore for New Orleans. Sunday
night, at anchor on the Horse Shoe, ships Harvest
and Rio Grande, from Baltimore, bound out; and to
uay, on HAWKINS Polnt, French barque, bound up,
Schr u. IL, Adams Adams, 8 days from New Bed
ford, oil and candles, to Thos Whitridge Co. and
others. On Wednesday encountered the gale off False
Cape, and was driven south as far Cape Hatteras
receiving some inconsderabe damage. Saw off
Curftuck on Saturday, ship at anchor very near the
breakers; sails all blown away from the Iaasts and
had signal hoisted, which we supposed was for a
pilot.
Sehr Elizabeth, Baker, days from Fall River, do
nestle hardware, to e. Pratt Bro.
Schr Roxbury, Sears, days from Boston, via New
Point, on Saturday, brig Water Witch and schr Cleo
para's Barge, both Of Baltimore for The West Indies
went up Severn river on Thursday last for a harbor
also, Bermudian bfigantine from sea.
Schr Repeater, Travers, from Alexandria, mdse, to
Rose, Merrill &c.
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Ely, from Philadelphia,
merchandise 10 B. l.. Wallace.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw off
the RappahanHOck, brigantine.
BELOW-Barque Tiberus, Sears, from Bremen
Sept. 10, and came in Ibe Capes NOV. g. ballast and
il9 passengers, to A. Schumacher & Co. Saw of
North Point, a French ship; another unknown, and
an Eastern balque, all bound up. The T, encoun.
tered quite boisterous passage-had bulWarks stove
and lost spars, &c, Capt. Sears came up in the
steamer Cambridge, leaving his vessel off Annapols.
Brig Vincenhes, York, from Portland.
MEMO RARDA,
At Barbados, Oct 90 baraue Archibald Gracie.
Bice FIN Alexandra, ARID 10Th; BRUSH briggs p nguin,
Din, from Baltimore, (cl'd Sept. l6) ARID 18Th; Sea,
Godfrey, FIN do. (cld Aug. l2) arid l7lh; and schr
Brig Architect, Gray, OF Baltimore air'd at Brazos
Santiago 29h ull in ( days fn n Orleans.
Brig star, TitcOmb, for Baltimore sailed I'm Port
land 5tn inst.
Brig Chatham, Nckerson, for Baltimore cleared az
Boston 7th inst.
Schr Capital, Beard, fin Baltimore arr'G at Mobile
7th inst
Schr Vermont, Lowry, for Baltimore, cleared at
Savannah 9th inst and went to same day.
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BALTIMORE MgsEUE

G3- MR.. METZ hegs To announce the appointment
of his Benefit for FRIDAY EVENING, Nov l3lh,
when will he pres"kted (frsr tune herc) laughabl0
one act Comedy called 'rHE LANCERS."
Collins ode on The Pass oHs, by mr. ROGERS.
Vocal and InStrumen tai CONCERT, for which Oc-
casion Messrs. MULLER and BEE have kindly v0-
Iunteered their services.
To conclude with the Farce Of LEND ME
FIVE SnILLINGS. Golightly, Mr.. SEXTON. 1t
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17- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg and
Charleston, s. Cas- also to Lynchburg and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
er Route. See advertisement je26-d
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TELyETS, CIoAKtNGSs 81 BIERENOs.
v r McELDOWNEY s. Co. have now in store
large assortment of very superior VEl.VETS, A,
) black and blue black, and 5.e colored do Ameri.
can and French CLOAKINGS. of new STYLES and
superior quality; French MERISOs, of ali shades
and coIOrs, OF extraordinary low prices with SILK
SHAWLS, CASHMERES, &c. sc.
1852 BALTIMORE STREET,
nt2 Between Calvert aud Light,
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SIEGE OF MONTEREY. We see it stated,
says the Reading Pa, Express, in the papers
of the day, that among the many killed who fell
bravely fighting at the storming of Monterey,
was Reuben Whitman, a highly respectable cit-
zen ofthat borough, where he has many friends
to mourn his loss. Among those who were
wounded at the same place, we find another of
our citizens, Mr., Fredk. Heller, who, we under
stand, is now on bis way home. So that it ap-
pears that Reading comes in for her share of
glory in this fight.
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SPIENDID MATCHES.

$50 Received this day and for sale by GA
YIN BRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street, second
f4 IA door from Calvert some beautiful Silver and
sSs4tsasGold LEVER WATCHES, made to my or
der in Europe. Also, Silver HUNTING LEPINE
and LEVER WATCHES, ME If
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OFFICE OF EMORY y co.
Dnuosifa Raruun,1s pnlt Ma ;

OFFICE OF EMORY 3 co.
Opposite Barnum's, Bait Md.
GG-UFFIClhL DRAWING Of the Md Consoli-
Gated LnteIy, class No. 43, for 1916: For benefit
90 the susquehanna Canal:
81 IS 81 Sc al IS 40 IS 37s
e. and So, being the LIST and Cd; or 81 and IS, be.
ing The 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each $50
and Al being the 5lh ana 9th; or % and 40, be-
ing the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos each 40
l. and 90, being the 9Th and 9th; or 3and |, be-
ing the OH and 18th drawn Nos. each 30
~ ana o., being the LIST and 3D.; or Sc and e., be-
ing the LIST and 4th drawn Nos each 30
Al having two Of the drawn Nos on them each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on 5
Il EMORY 4 Co, No. N. CalYert-st
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FiFf. On the night of the eth uIt', fire
broke :: =, Clarksville, Ga, which consumed
several buildings. Loss estimated between
$4,000 and $4,000. Supposed to be the work of
an incend!arY
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90. GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE, STATE OF MARYLAND, An adjourned
meeting OF the Grand Division will be held at SLOAN
Hall, THIS Thursday EVENING, 18th inst at 7
O'Clock full attendance is desired, as business of
importance will clam attention.
Ii VIM. Il. GOBRIGHC. G. S,
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l9-I |. 0. F. X. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
RYLAND. An adjourned meeting will he held on
THIS Thursday EVENING, in The Egyptian sa-
loon, at 7 O'Clock. punetul attendance is earnest
ly requested. By order,
ii G. D. TEWKSBURY, G. sec,y
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IAHHE COLUMBIAN RIFLENIEN-Will
n give their FIST Ball on the evening of the 25lh
November at the Almory of the Eagle Artillery
Tickets 81 ni2
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TARPETING! CARPETING !.

HARPETING CARPETING!
u CHEAP FOR CASH.
The Subscriber has Just received an assortment of
cheap and fine CARPETING, embracing otter, in
gram and Three-ply, which win be sold ueYy low for
cash only.
% Persons wishing to buy, had better cab before
purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN G. HOLLAND, 4S Gay street.
SD opposite Frederick street.
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ESANCY GOODS.
n FREDERICK FIGKEY & SONS,

MSANCY GOODS.
n FREDERICK FIEKEY & SONS
No. 400 B.3LTllfORE.ST,
Have received hY late arrivals from Europe a com
plete assortment Of FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS, &c. &c. Looking Glasses, Snuff
Boxes and Perlumery; Woollcn Coats and Spencers
for children WooIlen Caps, Comforts, Hose and
Shirts; Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, SC
TA1LORS' TRIMMINGS:
fate1t Thread and Spool Cotton TAPES aa
Steel Beads, Bags, Bag Clasps, sc.
AND HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT:
Gum and Web Suspenders; Girthing
Combs, of every description
Buttons do do
BkUSHES-For Hair, Cloth, Paint, sc.
Razor Strops, lnkstands and Matches
Powered Paper, Sand Paper
Fancy Soap, Pins, Playing Cards and
LOOKING GLASSES.
To which we invite the attention of dealers Our
arrangements are such that we can offer our goods
upon as good terms as they can be purchased in any
OF the Eastern cities, and our assortment is very
complete. Dl2-tf
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GtHEER UP MY LIVELY LADS. Where
" EMORY co. are, there are all the prizes.-
Emory Co. in another stream of uck-Nos.
~ 81 Is the grand and magnificent plize of $50 G0C
IN package OF quarter tickets, was sold in yestcr-
days lottery, Glass 43, 10 young gentleman from
Richmond, Va. Nos, 81 % q prize of 81 900 in a
BALI ticket, was sent 10 York, Pa: one of S 900 in
quarter Ticket, sold to young lady of this city; two
of 500, and of $50 each, sold to customers En-.
0rV & Co have again broken the ice and no mistake
Look out for the capital the lest oflhe week, Emory
& Co, have them. Here's beauty, IS Nos. and IA
drawn ballots,
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 | prize of $4,000
e,0OO " 1900
and 10 of $1,000 each!
Tickets only S4-shares in proportion.
Who will have The sl2, 900 this day, Emory s. Co.
have package of 20 tickets, you have for SIS,
Here is a chance for the Sl2 600, call and get it.
p S.-For prize packages or single tickets, ad-
dress the old established house of Emory & Co., ID
Office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY CO, T.. s. Lottery Agency,
No, Calvert-st ID Lottery office
1t from Baltimore street.
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cTRAss, sTRASS. STRass,

GOLD PENS, &c. sc.
splendid supply Of SFRASS BREASTPINS,
and STUDS, just inished-for brilliancy, are not
surpassed by the diamond. Call and see this morn
ing, at G. D. CLARK'S Jewelry Store, WATER
STREET, second door from Calvert. nl2
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NO "NEVER GIVE Up" SO long as ii is in your
power to avail yourself of that Justly celebate1 re-
NEEDY for Coughs, Colds, and every species OF Lung
Complaint,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Mr.. S. w. FGw'e
Ifyou think the following certificate worth pub
fishing, it is at your service:
hereby certify that | was afflicted with a very
troublesome Cough for about one year. tried a
great many different remedies recommended to me-,
but all TO no purpose; finding that was not getting
any better, was induced to try
DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
and accordingly procured bottle Of Edward Mason,
Druggist and AP0thecary in Portland, After using
il according TO directions, can nuy say, it CURED
NJ Z ENTIRELY. | am now well andabe TO attend
TO my work, and would cheerful recommend il to
any one afflicted with any disease Of The Lungs.
DAVID ALLEN.
Witness, GEORGE ALLEN.
Puwna, Cumberland Co, Me-, Oct IA, 1915.
None genuine unless signed l.. BUTTS.
On hand and toy sale by
STABLHR s. CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo w. Jones' cor. Baltimore ana High sis;
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sis; ]. F.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and GTeen-sts.; George H Keerl
No. 1928 Baltimore street; N, N, Robinson, So North
Gay street. n9.lW
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Br brig Hope, Hareatt, West Indies, R. Il H. R..
Tucker.
SAlLED-Schrs NGrvis, FfintOn, Boston; Maria
johnson, and Eliza, Hand, Baker York.
ARRIVED
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GEN. TAYLOR. The citizens of Jefferson
county, Kentucky, where Gen. Taylor was
reared and educated, have caused massive
silver pitcher to be made, as a present to him.
A letter will be forwarded to Gen t., advising
him that the pitcher will be delivered to his la
dy
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ELECTIONS Massachusetts, AS we stated
yesterday, the result in this State shows that
the wings have it all their own way. Briggs
wing, is elected Governor 10y 1000 or $4,000
majority. The whole Congressional deloga-
ton is whig; even the 9th district, where a
vacancy has So long existed. The State Sen
ate is unanimously wing, that party having
chosen 40 Senators, the whole number elected,
while the democratic members in the House
are sslcw and far between" only six having
been saved from the general wreck at the latest
adviccs Mr. Webster will be reelected TO the
U. 5. Senate.
Michigan. In this State the wings have
gained largely, but not enough TO affect the
general result. The Legislature, (Which
chooses a u. S. Senator in place Of Wood
bridge, whig,) will be democratic in both
branches The wings had only Senator last
year out of 10, and Is delegates out Of So
Two democrats, and probably three, arc elected
TO Congress-same as last year. In the LIST
district, McClelland's majority is about 600,
and in the Sd, Bingham is elected by about
$50, great falling of, The Cd district close,
but Bradley, dem, probably successful by
small majority.
Delopare. The wings have probable carried
the Legislature and reelected Houston to Con-
gross, while the democrats have succeeded in
eecting Tharp as Governor In Newcastle
county the majority for Tharp is 81, and for
Houston rs. The wing Sheriff elected by IS
majority. Tharp run considerably ahead of his
ticket.
Nsw York. Young's majority is about TO-
500. Gardeners about 5000, The Albany
Argus gives the Democrats 5S Members Of AS
semb!y and the Wings 10. The Senate 81
democrats, 10 wings, native. This gives the
wings majority ofa on joint ballot. But later
accounts give the official vote in Westminster
county, by which it appears one democrat is
chosen to the Assembly, instead off ~hgs-
This makes tie on joint ballot, if all the rest
are correct. The new constitution is adopted,
it is thought, by $4,000 majority.
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T 2. SOUTEECOMR.


BRUSHES. COMBS, BELLOWS, sc.
EOSEPH j. STAPLETON,
eD No.E2s BALTIMORE STREET,
Has in store an extensive assortment of BRUSHES,
suitable for housekeepers, sto!ekeepers and manu
faCturers, with a great variety of FANCY ARll-
Giles, in the Brush, Comb and Fishing Tackle line.
Also, Fancy Pdrlor and Chamber BELLOWS, Black
smiths Bellows assorted sizes, suitable for farmers
or heavy smiths work. All of which he will sell
low, and warrant to the purchaser, wholesale and
retail. t9 ii"
EOEIN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
eB FAyETTE ST, adjoining Assembly Rooms. jal-R
TREIAORE's PLAYING CARDS
u 30 Gross Eagle Cards,
30 do Decatur,
so Merry Andrew,
so Highlander, received and for sale at nanulac-
turer's prices BY TURNER & NUDGE,
el3 No. 3 South Charles street
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MARRIED.

On me Sd inst BY Rev M Kempt, NJ. H. OsrEa
oil inns city, 70 mIss ANN X, SMITH, of Dorchester
county
AT Carlyle, Illinois, 9TH ult. GEO Q. HANSON tn
MARY, daughter of Hon, Sidney Br8ese, u. s. Senator
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A CARD. II. w TILYARD, SURGEON Der
n, list, N. w. cor. Of EUTAW and LOMBARD
- hEbtS' OBI
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6S HEPpARD a. LEAKIN,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jel2 6m No. IL COURTLAND-ST,
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DESTINATION OF THE KENTUCKY CAVALRY.
Lieut.. VIM. A. Lacy, of the Tennessee Caval-
ry, publishes note in the Somersville (Tenn.)
Journal, stating that he had received letter
from DR.. Roberts, of his regiment, giving the
information that the Kentucky and Tennessee
Cavalry are ordered to Matamoras; from thence
Immediately to Tampico; and from thence to
Nnrn Grnz.
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. T. NOUEhoJ DTuggIsl dIu CNtihIstj
corner Of Howard and Marion streets.
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard sts.; DR.. E. H.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green sts Fl. Lemon,
corner of Market and POppleton ss.; A. G. Ridgely,
Their, corner of Green and Franklin sts,; II. w. An
drews Hill ST.; G. X. Tyler corner of High and Mar
ket SITS; DR.. T. Rountree, BelAir Market; Thos. G.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fe','s Point; J B. Stansbury,
Thames ST.; G w. Tlcker Pratt and Eden ST.; II. J.
Pitts High and Pra: ST.. G. P. Rogers corner of Paca
and Little Green street; DR.. Rebug. Pratt and Paca
street. nl2-lW--iel2 2 GIN
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A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.

A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
CRACOvIENNE.
Come, o come, and take puff,
You will not be treated rough;
Come, o come, and take delight,
And smoke CIGARS by day or night.
BOOTHS CIGARS are all the 90,
Every one has told me so;
They are going like hot cakes,
From the Factory where he makes.
z. s. JOHN Il. BOOTHS Cigar and Tobacco es-
Enlistment is in HANOVER STREET, 3 doors
South of Camden, nearly opposite his old and ia
vorite stand. fsltRtf o20
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VERMONT AND THE MEXICAN WAR. The
Legislature ofVermont Adjourned on Thurs
day morning at o'clock. Before their ad.
journment the House of Representatives passed
resolutions declaring that Vermont will not
give her assent to the admission of any new
State TO the Union whose constitution tolerates
slavery; and declaring the opinion Of the House
that the war with Mexico twas not founded in
any imperative necessity, such as may justify or
excuse Christian nation for resorting to arms"
and that it has now manifestly become an of
lensive war against neighborng repubhc."-
They declare farther that "the honor and best
interests Of the nation will be subsorved by a
speedy end oftho war with Mexico, and the
settlement ofall matters in dispute by arbitra-
ton or negotiation"
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DECLINE IN FLOUR AND GRAIN. As the eX-
citemcnt in the markets, consequent upon the
foreign advices, subsidies, prices begin to come
down to the point where they were previous to
the arrival of the steamer. In the Baltimore
market yesterday, Howard-st. flour sold at
$3.50, buyers refusing to give more. Grain
also dcclined-saes of good to prime Md. red
wheat at l05all4c and white wheat for family
flour at l2Oal25c. New white corn sold at
55a56c; and new yellow at SOC; oats at 28a3O;
rye at SIC, and whiskey at 23a24c. per gallon.
From the telegraph report of the Patriot, we
learn that at New York yesterday, Southern
flour was dull at S60Ga6.I2. Wheat was in
fair demand, but at decline-Geneseoa at 1870
al35c, and Western corn sold at 74a77c, and
white at 79a82c. At Philadelphia, the market
was dull--saes of fresh ground -four at - 60.
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MILITARY

HI EIVES AND FoRKS-Just received a
HA large assortment of FINE IVORY, COCOA
EBONY BONE, BUFFALO SELFLIP, and BUCK
HANDLE DINNER & TEA KNIVES & FORKS,
in sets and dozens very cheap. Also, COOKS KNI-
YES, BREAD KNIVES, CARVERS, BEEF SLIC-
ERS-Sugar Nippers, Champagne and Sardine Open
ers. Mmcing Knives, CIeavers CLAW Cutters, Cork
Screws, Cheese Tryers, Pocket Cutters, Scissors
sc. Sc, with every variety of HOUSE FURNISH
ING HARDWARE at the lowest rates.
G. Z. WETMORE s Co
No, 10 North Charles street,
nl2 lw Isl opposite the Union Bank.
EHQR HIRE. Slave BOY, Either as a PoT-
e ter in n Store, or Wailer-he can come well re-
commended. Apply at
l.. F. SCOTTI'S old established
nl2 Intelligence office, 10 Exchange Place.
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TayHAT UNRIVALLED CARMINATlVE.
nRluLERSl INEA MIn EARnIAI. 80 3, thn mot

FHNHAV UNRIVALLED CARMINATlVE h,
H. 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 pains, the
Cordial will be found of ncaicuIable benefit For
those children who are afflicted with a weakly or de-
biitated state Of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teethng suffer great
amount of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bowers Infant Cordaln exerts, by its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy.-Price 25 cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
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BOARDING ROUSE.-MRs SARAH GIANT,
I'D would respectfully cali the attention of Board
and Transient Persons to her large and com
mudous House, situated in the pleasant part
of Port smouth, at the lower terminous of Court
street, near the water, commanding a full view of
the harbor and shipping. Mrs. G.. is DESTROYS of
obtaining gentee ,Boarders, whom she
feels certain she will give entire satisfaction. Her
Baths fitted up in neat style, aud their use are
free to her Roarders. Terms moderate.
N. h. Two small Houses on Glasgow street for
Rent for the next year. Enquire above.
Oct