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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

n TIE Der n.'.-t -yt OF nl,i1d ee.
StEca- for ~. ,tsre. OF he capital s;ocx o lbs New
J-rt-y Sa.is.sio1 Csaos1g e n!' name led
Apr a. 1855 ac1 pu1o-re- rs viii app VI he me- OF
In asr, "a oii-.te OF Ne st IN rxpirsaou
Of ,kfy 6sy. IRON M, ate call upon ~ 2e'oas 20
A. d. 2i--,- should n,' is.;e ~ y = l-rsoi.
ia su.r. TEAiER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

ANN SUBcCaJBEn wuuG respectfully Inform mo
genlemen OF ;hls CIIy that he has consssolI bard
and for ale ined and quiet hose for the saddle
harness. ANY person purchssug horses OF the subscriber
may depend being rabiy dealt with hu happy
add refer them nany gentlemen Of The
gentleman purchasing horses the suhscber, and who
may particular diss ssh-d with their purchase
may return hs same within a Reasonable PERIOD, and 70
c.iTe he full OF purchase money back 10 would
wsh any gentleman 10 retain animsl purchased Of
him) that ae ia p,Tfecty pleased with
i-1S 3rn VgM DISBR0tV Riding Msater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

rInSUA.>C y. aei Uf &c S-Ifss,-S =! 10
iCoary New Yofk Socels HEREBY 81 10 a. fet.ott
hsvas against AGs Proctor ae OF he cry 0; eE-
fofh d-e-es-o, Pfes-nt io-sarns VIE
o!to o sabscc=.s tcc;r ocs No lSs SroaS"s = zee
CRY Of S---yorl on e-orr ,se twcf, cay VI DeesEo-
Der Osue6 S=~yo,k- The NTH DAY OF J1re Isio
HENRY ANOREI j-io IsS6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

csseal TO WESTERN f.s.---n:.IISss
sSe1e1ssSsyg TRAFE LERS. E%FdI
The punlc 70 respectfully
informed tie broaks Al the Canal caused ny mo
freshe! having been repaired, The plONEEh r.
PRESS LINE, via Railroad and Canal fro.l PHlLADE~
PHIA 20 PITTSBURGH, will commence lis regular UPS
or The MONDAY, lhe6ih April, leaving Tho 10
got. No 2Ti MsrkeI-sL DAILY, st u O'Clock. A. ID
By this route paaIergurs viii avoid al toe sn $40
dan of night travelling coachos boIa RafoSdi onS
passed IN daylight -.,,..~a n.
yor t.nher Information apply Tho Old EsiHSsSeo VI
tcs, IA AnfIel-sL- dooSs above Ei 2atb-st .,,
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

DIG IRON la ,on. 40. GaIisaerie FlS ifVl nov
= Landing anc for sale by
STkA& WRAPPING pAPEH-SSoo reAHs, 81
- sorted atzes ala ousli,is. fof aals by
al GSRtiS -. FIELD. eurhue-ahS
EfEN AMI fkNClL t.ASEs.-A .arse a..,niu,sri
OF Scld ana Syer Pruc sale the Si6;ioo-
ar, Store OF JANiENx salt. lsa Nassau az
RNTINBLLA BLUc GoAT;Ntss ard Biapi-
" ea-50 hsl-s vaross sciva;s net received ind for
al. 10 n. OF SESMIrH L Co So nd 81 Pine St
UnhEN BuCkiHtsa. -iVv o,l-s Pts "a sud 4 LIED
" OF eysry wsiga,, for ssls by NESMlrh GO.
TWO 30 Ind 50 Pss-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

EILTsHING FAUCETS ESMANs lE-st
i improved Patent s-f c!-soi Filter Cf 1916 7.
Werraxa 5egs lrave o1f tis lisrcs soc u5i!:
a...l approved Self C!sAaing Fitsr Fsuc,i for
O. er; Crosn Other wst-ra. being far upcfor
10 say offered Tor Ii durability, nes;ness nnd sim
pacily-I great Advantage all Is
simple node OF cesnsins Which by nerely turnicg The
h.rae ~souI removing the Filter bz;1g Siiirr within
f.ucss Tee pubic ar respectfully requested call
examine tie nic!7 II oPets,.or a. S4 broadway
o. Sr-u' lir-.t tTin ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
So -..-.r---7unU.ATONIC RAILROAD.

- r,xs..szsr=z=z1 ubUSATONIG RAILROAD.
MA ErS>sssSs,-9 res tralDs have been With
s1zA---A,4----dra fru the Road for the purpose
of RELAXING the uac5 In tho subssns manner With
heavy z rail. The is COW progressing rapidly and
that portion Of the Road between Bdgeport and New
Milford 55 mie. pect1d TO be completed ny he MD
die Of AuguL Due notice will be given OF Inc Time lhe
Cara will assume hsr re- 2ulsr tfips
Freight Trsn. with Passenger Cars attached Will rue
between New Milford and West S.ocsDridge-l-avlns
New Milford al A. NJ and West SrocsbriGgr al ~ 80
N uot father notice R. B. MASON, Superintendent
Bird xepou, July 8. 1916 lylOu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

IL store sat .0r II los 10 su,t purcns.:u, o1
CYRUS ". FIELD, Blu tng.slip
~ B-Pn,t:ng Psper Of sny size acc e1s!iiy rnaie %
=. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

SAILED.
sbps Hattrick Antwerp LsiiA, Cry po'n. o',g i1s
eany. Caroenss tCuoa and Others. Wind T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

DY ORDER Of Daniel prai, arsI Judge VI Ulondags
u CouuIy Coar. Counselor las Supreme Court
Noce hereby s-u the provisions Of The S
authorizing gainst absorbing concealed
ana nonresident cebos tia. siiacneoc has Issued
OF u OF The Of Louisiana
nonresident OF The Sata OF NewYors sac hat tbs
And discharge suca attachment according 10 law withln
nine months from he nrsi publication OF THIS notice and that
the payment " any debts due by r-sicet OF TIA
S.le and The delivery tim for OF sry properly
within ias Sale belonging an Gnd The transfer OF any
snch properly by hin. fcsa.icea by law and void
Dated The III day OF March 1876
pRES SEFrDSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

~ FARM FOX SALE.-A sp!7njid farm Tor
~ rsle OF huntington. three miles rom
slesmhost landing Norm PORT, 5 miles from railroad
Deer Part OF $50 scres so Of which cover
Cd with ~ood. TIE farm "a beautifully situated and in
high state CT CULTIVATION producing gra'r OF all sinds Tho
dwelling house and out outtngs al god Frut OF all
kinds 100 grape vnes 10 full having and the hest OF
vE;cr. For paricu.srl Inquire OF THOMAS McELRaTH,
Tribune Ode le!5 2sw6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

Il-s- a GREAT CHAaCE.-Eof Military
T. 1tls---N Com panes, Societies, &C. The commo-
dious steamboat ALBANY can no char.
,sred 10 mak- Excursions reasonable terms Apply la
HAIL. Of B.rclsJst Office Of the Troy Line, or a.
the If o. pier No North River.
e. This AIbauy 10 a brat cass bos exssnsiye seeom
's"his hn.t jos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

go = FArin FOX "a Ls.--s,Iu,eou ine huad iren
Ne~ Rochelle 10 " bike Paias ebou, equi .sntfrcm
@'' each containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all Of which
10 Pouga Land excepting Ten Acres, which, Wood Lsro
hs plsce IL divided by sns 1od l, a' outnto convenient
c.a tor cultivation All the fences OF stons, II good
order and ground IN b. u cult The build.
ugS :: o! good character auc IN order yor TERMS Apply
10 d. s. KENYON on tie premises or of
J 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

J-~ NUAILf Lime Vf bvals uo.~oeu Sow'
EssaSxEE5s York and Staten Island Tho steam boats
sSYLPh. Capt J. BraisIed, aod STATEN
ISLANDER, Capt D. Van pet. will leiys e. fOIlows;
Ls4ve staten lsand 10 and II A. IL. and l. 2,j.
4, j, o and 7 P. NJ.
Lsags New Yors at7, 8, n and 2,s.i.5,s,,
and hslfpsst7P NJ. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

.Jr~s~ .OSPUSIrlOS To iIUNOruLS.-
Expr;.s Line 10, Albany dree!mFfOm r Tho
nsw cad ,peudlt sleuu yacht NIP VAN wINKLE. Cap
tain L. D Able, will lsavs Tuostsy Tsaratsy and Sasur.
day. hi o'clock r 81
For berhs. apply board 'h' boat
Fr-ig ~ snd Grv-rv,i n. dr-rt-d ml9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

s,tne OF 9 of lano slrus-d VI mt. from
Hunrs1a.e Wayne County, P-pns' lvanis, sod g. m'les
rom Ynra II of which IL rlesr-f aud Inc
ua1n;n s. acre. h-ius well um"-red aDd the hole well
a-rsd. AID In connection ~:n The uoov- ne- ffame
nnr.e and a.rn and &C exc-en mil seat Thro~re will
s- it without reserve hy the 2ah Of this mooh he Is
s.irs 10 Caf'ruis Far farther psriculnrs. apply OF
NATHAN GREENWOOD No. Mechsuic..I-y near
tn Sal ora Home Ia Coerfy At or al J. NJ 1RlMbLeS
c.ro-n,> S,nn Tn.atr- alley isIn q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

-. TO LET-Eor y-sr, or tQriCg the Summer ses.
Ss sou. age House. pleasantly siusied al Sscssnc
S Lak- sd- geIner win tho furniture u desiTec To
.o-,nsa and uaa OF business he CITY, this would be
d-sirsh- Summer residence The steamer Wafreu ouch,
four zine. Rocsaud Lake landing going and
reu!rnns 10 and frou lie City Of N-u-iok ipp!yto
AIS -oil( 4 p STEPHENS. Rockland Lake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

17HEAP ACCOUNT BUUhS and Statouery.-
~ FRANCS < LOUTREL, manufacturers Of Blank
Books AID S-onery invte the attention Of their ends
and public lier large Of Ledger Dsy
Boo,s journals Invoice Cash Sales Bill Books, Re-
crpI Books, Order Books &c kc made Of superior quail
" paper and boucd Il various syes Also low priced
account Books, Memorandum AID Pass Books
SaGor-ry acd Paper OF every d-scrp,ion foreign sDd
done,e Note Paper Envelopes for CARD. and let
Sooas ruled and bound n any ,tvl1 required. Printing
executed tie cwrst rates LEWIS FRANCIS
CYRUS b LOCTREL,
iyIn Maid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

I'll n
s.alla-l&NyarK a.d New.Yors, daily, Su dsSs *.
ccptsd-New aud splendid steamboat AR
Row will leave Nyecs every morning At ! ocock- 70
turning viii lssv, Nuw.Yor1 70 Il VI Rohinsoo-st every
afternoon al O'CLOCK and Tuesday. Wedne'd DAY, FIJI
d " aud Saturday will make extra Iip, leaving New.
York 10 O'Clock aud Nyack at o'clucs touching st
Psrm0pt, Coser Huy and foot OF Hammotd.sl each
way. " B-TouchiDg a. Tarrytown every morning and
afternoon trip All Sinds Of freight taken al reduced pf'ces
. ir3D m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

:ns ~ LOTS fronting The ~ and otn sveuues and
SDth and 3s sts containn2 entire block, pleasant
A ly siIua:od Oh elevated ground. Apply 10
r7i6u KENDALL L ca. - Wairr-at
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
FClh SALE D. RENT.
GRAND FANCY GAJ.E

! OF USEFUL FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS
! IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALE, AMI
OF NEW AND SPLENDID STYLE.
WWE WILL SELL ON wEDNESDA Y
w CTHIS) MORNING, Dec 23rd, At 10 O'Clock,
on second floor Of store, No. 90 Hanover street,
splendid collection Of Fancy Goods of rich and splen-
did character, viz Plated Casters; Candesdcks; Bas-
kets; Walters; Urns TeasettS; Butter Tubs; Cups;
Brtannias; Tea and Coffee sets; Tea and Coffee sets
with silver tops Plated Shutters and Tray; Castors
&c &c. Bronzed Tenders; 100 pair Shovel and Tongs;
Geet and Bronzed Solar Lamps; Geet and Bronzed l.
I, 3, and light Grondoes Candcabras; do. Candle
sticks; Japanned Walters in setts Ocagon Hall Lamps;
splendid Geet and Bronzcd CLOCKS; Rose wood and
Marble do; Plated Dishes and Covers round and oval
Vazes with French Flowers; elegant China Vases and
Omaments China CandesGcks and Inkstands &C.
Bronzed Urns very superior Ivory Cutlery in sets of
~ and 81 ps; Bronzed and Gilt Cork Screws; Backra
mon Boards; elegant French China Dinner and Tea
sets; Box wood Desks and Work Stands; Tea Caddys
Metal Desk Covers; Metal top Jugs and Pitchers; ORES
sing Cases. &c, SC. Together with great variety of
Fancy articles not enumerated. The above Goods are
all imported this fall and of the newest and richest
kind.
The Room will be Illuminated on TUESDAY EVE |
MING at O'Clock. The ladies are particularly invited
10 this sale, every article will be sold Terms cash
f2l-T THOMPSON h COVER, Aucts
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NO CURE NO PAYt
A CERTAIN DISEASE,

IA CURED IN TWO DAYS!
The most speedy remedy for Pains in the Loins,
Gonorh9a, elects, Structures, Affections of the Kid
neys, Disease of the Bladder, Gravel, seminal weak
ness, invOuntuy seminal emissions, and impOtency.
Persons who, by INDUCING iii ecret habit, have
tailed on themselves Constitutional Debility, any
obstacle 30 marriage, should apply Immediately to
DOCTOR BOiaSSFON,
of the BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, Office No.
| North FREDERICK STREET, trru doors from EuL
t,ore street, opposite the Magrates Office, Re par
tcu!GT in observing the IGnle you nil niStGSc The
place.
This hospital was established number Of wears ago,
for the suppression Of quackery, there being many
persons, WITHOUT knowledge, name character, who
put advertisements i'll the public papers, that inst
tuition Of this kind was highly necessary to prevent the
afflicted especially strangers from falling into the hands
of some unskilfu wretch, VINO, instead of curing,
might send his victim to untmcly grave. There
fore the afflicted should shun the numerous pretended
physicians VINO know nothing Of the practice of lncd-
cine, but consult DIR. Johnston, who cures
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
in one or two days, according 10 the state OF the pa
tent, without the use Of mercury. No mcrcural rem
edies are used by DIR. JOHNSTON, his medicines are
palaable and harmless and all patients honorably
shielded from even the possibility of being discovered.
He who places himself under the care OF Or. ]. may
rcligousy confide in his honor as n gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill Physician, and if he
is not speedily relieved no remuneration will be de-
manded.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by GER
tain practice INDUCED in when alonea habit frequent
y learned from evil companions, at school-the eff
fects Of which are nightly felt when asleep, and
if not cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
ALI. LETTERS POST PAID.
TAKE NOTICE. DR.. Johnston has had greater
practice in the above affections than any physician in
the u g. He also possesses advantage all 9TH
ers, from the fact of his having studied in the great
Hospitals Of both Europe and this country, vii: those
of Enciand France, SPAIN Russia, Denmark, Sc. and
the Hospitals OF Philadelphia Thousands in Balti-
more testify that he cured them aler every other
mean5 had failed. Read
Dr. JOHNSTON'S Advertisement
On the front or the First Page Of this Paper. DAFT
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w A N rs

WANTED Immediately, young woman uuali
w ned for keeping house, to go 20 Richmond Va
she will have to take charge OF two children and at
tend to The other duties apperanng house keeping
10 one that can come well recommended in ali re-
spects a hbcH1 compensation viii be allowed ADDIy
quickly az SCOrTI'S Intelligence Office,
do M no ~ Scban,a pLo1
NNANTED. A WOMAN to do the Cookiny
w Washing and TFOnng, of family, embracineI
seven persons in ALL il wanted by the 18th of Decen
Der, but will BE- taken any time before. To Il steady
ana industrious person, the situation will prove ycy
easy one. Address, with name and references w X.
M, at the Clipper Office. d2I colt
a aOUAD RENT WAN ED, on $40 ne,
IN annum, if Immediate application be made to
JAMES HANCL-OT
JANES BAKRY
ola No. 81 Second street
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HOLYDAY PRESLNTS

n AND CLOSING SALES.
n CARD. II. w. BIOL, AuctiOneer, No. 50
BALTIMORE STREET informs such persons as have
surplus Fancy Articles, BOOKSELLERS surplus Books,
importers Gr deaets in 70 =, who DESTROYS OF
closing sales, tut dealers, &e, that his now
arranged so that th most favorable disposition may
b. made, and his services, after many years expt
renCe, he hopes will Give general satisfaction.
TO WHOLESALE y RETAIL MERCHANTS.
As the year Is about closing, send your remnants OF
invoices to my stoe sud every pains shah he taken
10 make favorable disposition of Them; shall sell
every day If gnois are Offered. have room for ANY
quantity # furniture, lar.e packages Of merohan-
utze, sc. dis frsw:IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

HUSC IN SEASON. The subscriber would call
eB the attention Of his friends and the public TO the
following list of articles all of which are just in
SON. viZ-Iaroe and Small DISHES, with spirit lamps
and covers complete, of English Block Tina bcauti-
full article; CHATTING DISHES Of various kinds
OYSTER DISHES with spirit lamps; Hot Water
DISHES and PLATES, very handsome; OYSTER
BROILERS; Oyster Tongs: Jelly Strancrs, made on
the most approved principle; JELLY MOULDS, a va
rcty Of patterns; TART PANS ofvanous shapes; APPLE
Roascrs Bird Roastcrs; Upright stake Brothers, WAF-
FILE IRONS, for cooking ranges, round and square;
Nut Crackers; Nut Picks; CE0pping Blocks, SC. sc.
Also-Conl and Ash HODi; Coal SHOVELS; Coal
SELVES; Fire Carriers; Dripping Pans, SC. SC, tOr
sale ut low prices, at Reps Original Furnishing and
Tin Warehouse, No 335 Baltimore 81, SECOND Tin
Store above Howard ST.
del ALFRED H. REP.
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ND FAD THISl GREAT BALGAINS!-The
HI balance of n Stock Of DRY GOODS, (purchas,
ed from Trustee alta great sacrhce,l IS s'il SELi-
ING OFF etthe G. Cheap Hanover street. soc, )" No
80, - door ron Prait. Great Bargains ~ NEW
GOODS are ,dso consiag in almost daily. GD@e and
save your dollars kE buying NJ the
CHEAP HANOVER ST. CASH STWEE,
d. Between PTai, 80 oud the MaNkei AOEse,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

FNNIIIS EVENING. Decr %, win be perform
= ed THE IRISH TUTOR.
After which, THE GISELLE, On, The WIugs
Giselle, Madame AUGUSTA. Myrtha Mile DINIIHR
Prince Albrecht, Mons FREDERICK. Hilarion, Mr.
Z. T.. PARSLOE.
To conclude with SLEEPING DRAUGErT Top
polino, Mr.. W. CHAPMAN.
o. Prices of Admission-BOxes 50 cents; Pit A CHI,
Orchestra seats IS cts.
o. DoorS open at half pass 8, performance TO begin
at O'Clock. II
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EH ARSH LIS SALE. Notice is hereby Civ
w en-, That in pursuance Of an order of the hon
cradle the District Court Of the United States in amt
tor the Maryland District passed on the lItk ay of
December, QRst) will sell AT No. 81 Smiths wharf
on the oath day Of December, at 10 0'cLck, A. M
the goOGs, wares and me Aandize, saved from tn
wreck Of he schooner Imperial, consisting of TO
BACCO, SHOES, DRY GOODS, UMBRELLAS,
&c. &c. for cash. MuKEAU FORREST,
dl4-ts lAsR u. s. Marshal
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MARSHAL'S SALE.


a suS~ff by virtue of writ OF inri faeas
kIS;ssssued oa Of the District Court of the
Ssh=&haEsAszA United States, for the District Of Ma
MeKis aud Hazlett McKin,, against The goods am
chatlels, lands and tenemGnts and hnrcduiments of
the Baltimore and RuppahannOCk Steamboat CoR,-
pahy, nave seized aud taken p9ssr ssi0u Of LhC
Steamboat NARY WASHINGTON, and Notice is
hereby given, That I will proceed to sell the said
Steamboat to the highest bidder for cash, on the
FIFTH Day OF JANUARY NEXT, at OAe O'Clock
at the Exchange.
MOREAU FORREST,
dlS-s United States Marshal District Md.
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NIARSHAL,S SALE.

RIA IISH LIS SALE.
d FzR.eP7 By virtue rf a Fier Facias issued
Easa sazssout ofthe District Court of the United
4sA1szsAAA States for the District of MARYLAND and
TO me directed, at the suit Of William McKim and
Hazlett hcKim Us the Baltimore and Rappahannvck
steam boat Company, ThaVe seized and taken posses
sion of the Steamboat RAPA HAMMOCK: aud notice
Is hereby given, that will pr' coed 10 sell hr said
steamboat III the highest bidder for cash on the
TWENTY-FOURTH DAY or THIS MONTH al
O'Clock, P. ~, at the Exchange.
MOREAU FORREST,
de4 United States Marshal
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LITTER BAos UP AT rue EXCHANGE READING ROOF

For LverpooI-Shp Lydia, with despatch.
Po1 I.ond0n-Shp Raritan, soon.
For Marseilles-Fr. ship Tampa, with despatch.
For London-Barque Tiberus, with despatch
For Rio de Janero-Barque Home, few days.
For Amsterdam-Sw. brig Kronprinsessan, with dea I
For Havana-Bng Midas, with despatch.
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az ING'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
~ 217 BALTIMORE STREET,

The Oldest Establishment in the Civ.
With Light expressly adapted to the Art, the most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals the Pro
prietor by giving his constant personal attention To
his profession has been enabled to produce the most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
iATURES that have ever been exhibited
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and exa
mine specimens.
Hours of operating from Q A. NJ. to =. NJ. Instruc.
tons gwen and all materials furnished selS-tf
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.HRIsTMAS EVE BALI.

" AT LOGAN HALL.
c. c. PHILLIPS respectfully informs his friends
and the public that his Christmas Eve Ball will take
place at Logan Hal on THURSDAY EVENING,
24h inst Tickets Sto be had of Mr.. p any of his
pupils. Murrays Band will be in attendance.
N. h. The School is now open for the reception of
pupils on Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, for young
ladies, misses and masters Tuesday and Friday even
ings for gentlemen. dl5-l6,7,l9,2l, q, 23,A-ut
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mh34 q No 60 CALVERT STREET.
HxNJITHOUT MERCURY OR COPAVIA.
wv NO CURE, NO PAY. The great remedy for
ecret diseases of all kinds and in every form and stage
! DIR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE RENE
by, composed entirely of American roots! Travellers
xnong the Indians well know that they cure venereal
yseases WITHOUT even the knowledge of Mercury or
alsam The proprietOrs of this medicine obtain il at
feat cost directly from Indian and now offer to the
Inflicted an opportunity of being cured, avoiding the
anger of Mercury, and the taste of Balsam
his medicine is pleasant to the taste and leaves no odor
pom the breath.
Prepared solely by RowAND & WALTON and sold
holesae and retail by JOS Il. Rowland, 376 Market-s
hila. Also, in Baltimore by ~ N. Robinson, corner Of
ay and Saratoga streets Knslee s. Toy, 49, Marsh
arket Space; James Stansbury, No, 237, Broadway,
ellis Point; Gordon & Tubman, No. l52, West Pratt
rect de23
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nAvLs' DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,
g. 4 MIL L " DILL InIALl,.,

kAN u H!AOT UI4INEttLN Z n IENBNN1S,
- Nos. IA & 10 FRANKLIN BUILDINGS,
NJ e, corner NORTH y BALTIMORE SITS.
Entrance from NORTH ST, 3D. door from BALTIC.
0Ih Likenesses taken in Clear or Cloudy weather,
and warranted not to fade.-fG3
The proprietor has caused these rooms to be reno
delled the arrangement Of light improved and possess
ing the most superior instruments and materials, exc
cutes correct and elegant Daguerrean Portraits in the
shortest possible time, and at very low prices. He has
just received some handsome style Cases
each adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
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NHRIsTMAs PRESENTS

NHRISTMAS PRESENTS
" WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
of the ladies' and others wishing for presents to our
splendid assortment Of FINE, FANCY and USEFUL
GOODS now opening They consist in part OF Mag
niicent PAPER MACHE TABLES, beautifully in
laid with Pearl and painted do. Writing Desks; Card
Baskets; Work Boxes; Dressing Cases and Tea Cad
dies; Fine Rosewood WORK BOXES, inlaid and
plain do. Dressing Cases, furnished and unfinished
all sizes; Rich Silver Plated TEA and COFFEE
SETS; Walters; Cups and Cake Baskets, a great
variety; Splendid BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, De
canters, Pitchers, Toilet and Perfume BOTTLES,
Mugs, &C.; fine Balance Ivory Handle KNIVES in
sets, put up in mahogany cases for SILVER Forks;
do. dozens, without cases; SOLAR LAMPS, GIRON-
DOLES, &C. Persons intending to select presents for
ment, Those who have our goods pronounce
them exquisite. Give a call.
G. F. WETMORE & CO.,
No. 10 North Charles street.
dol DIV Opposite the Union Bank