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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-10
aurtip1l Sales.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ancroneer
by BANGS, RICHARDS " PLhTTs-o0s
- 2o+ Broadwsy.-LiberaI C.h Advances made on con
rlent. for Ancuoa Salsa
NETWORK SPRING TRADE SALE.
To commence Tuesday, March 2tih
, Tho Fory-soeond Regular Nsw-Yors Trsde Sale o.
poots Stereotype Pstes he kc- will commence a o
the regulations
Conssnnen's Of tho above articles arc respectfully
Icited.
H COTTON q co. Auction .ad Commi.s,oo Nor.
( chants Nos lis Fulton-st and 81 Arn-st LIBERAL sd
varccs made consignueuis and prompt r-turns made
TUESDAY. February 10
At No. oS4 Broad way AZ l0t O'clock. Household Furni
mre, &c comprising sofa beds,eads m.hogaay ind
seat chairs mahogany dining tsbes feather od
bedding wash stands, buresox. betsead and soves
Also plated ware, cake baskets. &c. &c.
THURSDAY. Feb ~,
Al 10 O'Clock, Al ~ Ann-st
SHEHIYrs SALE HANS, Accompanying 81 bans IS
shoulders and LOT Of chops of superior quality.
Also, quantity OF IRE WORKS &c
Al 70 West los and io5 Murray and lis Warren
SHERIFF SALE or A STEAM ENGINE, FoCSpsY, &c
Comprising Engines Boilers and N schnery
Tools Iron &c Also right title and interest Of the
pir-d term of and building al 70 West Aso a,
los and los Murray-st all the Machinery Tools i'on &c
and also, lis Wsrrcn-sL Machinery, Tools &c IN said
building
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RALPH P. BUCKLAND,
ATTORNEY ASp COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Lower Sandu,ky, Ohio,
WILL attend promptly the collection and remittance
w OF debts and the agency of Lands.
REFERS
Kent, Kinnan, Co., New-York.
Magic i SandersoD,
Da,er Miller Il Co
Candee Scrbner,
J Il Ransom Il Co.
Pratt, Woodford Co.
Bray Bancroft Co. Philadelphia
William T. Eustis, Co., Boston
Henry, Poor y Co. '
Bacon Davis i Brown, "
Jas HOLSTER Co., Buffalo. NewYork.
Walbhdg-, Hayden Co. ="
Hon. E. Whi,telsey. Garfield, Ohio.
Hon. J. w a len, Cleveland :" lOflewlm
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rv r. ). Harvey, A. NJ. will deliver The second
Lecture OF the Course with
READINGS
from the British and American Poets illustrative OF
ELocurioSART EXPRESSION,
THIS EVENING in the Chapel of the University Wash
ington-square
e To commence precisely al :, O'clock. Admission to
single Lecture SIT cents; for party of three 81
" See programmes FOR particulars of the Lecture. II
~ Second Anniversary OF The Moses Division No
90 8 OF T. viii take place Thursday evening Feb l2
1916, IN the Congregational Church ChrystiesL be-
tween Delaney and kivugton
Members OF the Division requested 10 meet in the
Lecture Room OF the Church, al hapast O'CLOCK Us tue
exercises will commence At : o'clock precisely.
l0f 2ts' JAMES NJ MEADE, r. ;.
" Auricuiar G onfe-sion.-Two lectures VII De
delivered in behalf OF the poor by the Kew DT l. Gnis'in
4u formerly Roman Catholic Priest IN thu city ~ Rome
OF the VI F. church, the Green-sL Method.t tps-
copal Church Broom- and Spring SIS on " ednes-
day and Thursday the llh and M inst al hslfpasi o.
clock 2. III.
SuBJEcTs-Frs, Lecure-The Moral and Religious state
OF the City OF Roue h the Authors personal eXpe-
rience ard escape Rene Ladies' and gentlemen are
invited
Second Lecure-Auricular Confessions of Married and
Single Women the Roman Prests Gentlemen only ad-
iiie3 Tickets M each 10 be bad a. :he door on The
evenings io 'ts
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SACRLEGE.-on the nigh, Of the 9th inst ST. Pc
Ctes Church in New Brighton, Staten Island, was en-
tered into hrou ore of the WINDOWS OF the very
by robbers who away thereffom the foowrg arlcei
One silver Censor aud Box Two large plated
Condolences silver washed Crucifxion, about twenty
eight wards of biack Broadcloh twenty yards lngraned
Carpet two flower Vases Csssock and Surphce also
-ore boos. are missing suitable reward Will be given
for any information that will lead 10 The detection OF t-
- f0>'N'9 - 49, ~
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oVERCOATs, Clocks, Winter Frocks &c U VARIOUS
1 ; ~, stvia. for ,s, reedy msde, a. 81 Brosdxsy:
- ,s ae WIN. 7. JENNINGS Co.
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MARINE JOURNAL

MARINE JOU RNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
THE sun. THE MOON. FULL SEA.
Rises Z Sets IS % Sets. 5 al Morn. :. 5 o
LATEST DATES
London Jan. 3 uavrc Jan. !
Liverpool ....... Jan 4 New Orleans Jan. 90
EfTs SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Schr Elisha Brooks Bush . DIS FIN Virginia, with oys
tiers, to master.
schr Wing, Houstman DIS FIN Virginia, with oysters
to master.
No inward bound vessels in sight from the Highlands
at Sunset.
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sHRRIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF several wnn OF
SseTi fscias 10 me directed ard delivered viii expose
10 sale on "Wednesday twentyhth day OF March next
nt no O'Clock A the Vestibule of the City Hall OF the
CRY of Ne.York all the right title and interest OF Henry
Wikes which had the eleventh day o! November,
on Thousand eight hundred and foyhye or at any limo
Afterwards or and to all those certain lots pieces or par
cal of and situate lying and being In The Twelfth (ae
Nnrol Ward OF the City of NewYork and known and dis
tnguished on certain map made by J. F. Bridges, City
surveyor lands formerly belonging TO Samson Benson
and Benjsn:n Vederburgh deceased situa;en the Twelfth
Werd Of the City OF New York, which map bears date
September 1896 and file in the Office OF The Re-
gistzr and for The City and County Of as lots
Nos 1857 four hundred and si1tyegh $3.50 four hundred
and sixry-uine (i7o hundred and seventy and GID
four hundred and .evenyone, which sad lots also de-
ynaied on said map parcel number 75 seventy six land
are bounded rs follows East by the Fourhavenus West
by line PARALLEL the Fourihsvenue the Wester-
II side hereo The distance OF hundred and ten feet
hereffc Northery by line drawn parallel Ils,h.
sseet al tho distance of fifty fe.t five inches thereom
the Southey side thereof and Southefly by line
parallel 10 l7bsreet the Norhery side thereof at tho
distance OF hfy feet i've inches hereom Together With
the ere1ismens and appurenanees bereunio belonging
or appertsinng WILLIAM JONES, sSc'iH
FREppsIcx L. VULrE, Deputy Sheriff ,a-
Dated York, February 10, 1875. lof ia"oH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-10

n1NAGED WHEAT for saie-lnquire eorner of
Ht25trst and Inih-aTenus loI ols
nENNIES. PENNIES I'm rolLs Of fuzzy Gents
OEEstNttI5 =, r. iInoa ofFr. II u
HaTRRaNKS, PIATFORM SCALES, war.
r.ar.d perfectly and permanently correct for asle b?
dlmyIi,s FAIRBANKS Z CO. 90 WRll.sI.
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m rHE GENuINE PREPARATIoN.

DCoSWAYNES Compound Syrup OF Wild CheTy. -
H. sho nsump,v-s or those lungs affected slight
prove nd at this Syrup without DELAY by which they may
mpo nj Inc fixing ofh. dire disease fully and FIRMLY How
rant th,5 70 evoiiit Never live day with cough
when mis- syrup can had and you nearly csrsiD with
proper care 10 avoid destruction by Consumption
Dr. Swnynr'. Comp Ound Syrup of Wild Cherry l. is a
compound of Vegetable Remedies II called Wild Cher
~ that article The basis OF the preparation. |,
. so comLiud with other Ingredients that the utmost eff
urv j. gv-n - good Qualities supporter and pre-
server Of the powers and functions OF lie has no equal
C,uTIos-A preparations of Wild Cherry, excep! DR..
S,vsvn, are fictitious counterfeit aud sprurg years
after I'M, ysIuae remedy had introduced itself into The sick
chambers be not deceived by the many basas
Prepared Only by Dr. Sayne - W. corner OF Eighth aud
Race sts. PhiafelPhis -
MiIros1 iel Broadvsy of John-st and at Drug
soTe I8s Bowery IL Broadway 2G5 Beeckerst 20 Hud-
-ou. 81 and SiS Grsndst 1-S 2"eocLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-10

III HARL EM-Ope ofthose three soy rsnt.i and buT
with stores attached sds Of betweoa
M Z S ssass ~ pasa
every convenience .o Rent moderate sgood teaan..
the Soor every nt' JACOBS, i24t st. near Sd avenue
FOR sule cheap 1000 yards luxurious box
". 30 kpply . above = '",'.
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Da!entines.

ST. VALENTINES DAY, FEB. IA.
Valentines. Valentines aud Fancy Paper
A FRESH stock Just received,
"A "A rich If not more elegant
As cheap if not cheaper than any other
Store can afford sell Varying in prices
From So Gail and see at
TT. CROWENS, 643 Broadway, corner OF Bleecker-sL
II l2lis-
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,,,Di. M S.I-AtiANDER NAFES.-K.ep

mind Inc fac, that The safe which triumph
r al m. ai. trial Il. Vs,lXha Garden Salansnder
So; ,hougi made By c. j. GGyJT for that OCCASION twice
thu ,nn hickue.s aud the whole affair managed By him
-. In hirn III : Il one with nothing less than d
Innhi- Salaluandvr. TIE single however resisted e
much r,eser hea upor that occasion han would be pro
duced bY the burning OF any store or whrrhou enn nave
10 ~ in IN. case OF Wid-r's Single Patent Sal
am and-r Se-swa submitted to furnace Era al the 700!
e Gayor,s Patent Double Safe DESTROYED hy he
same heat IL les. han two hours TINS "as Z. > Hayct
80. -. nan,.d by him. Hence his inability produce
an hing OF his own invention 70 compete VIII. Wilde
Patent Sale therefore &c to detroy tbs reputation
- Jr ,,.,fns double one. and hiug WITH tie sane
nnion patented by Wilder, the OF 'Eh.ehis coz
rS 70 ne-scd 10 other person II the SAFE CIV
5 ;' ~ The genuine WilGers Patent Saizl2Gnce: safe
RoT ard siug.e ones for sale Can and examine before
nrchesinp SILAS c. HERRING, l59 Wster-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-10

StTOyES.-We are Offering the remaining STOCK OF our
= new and secon-hard Hall. Paror, Office and Cooking
Stoves al cost or exchanged liberal terms splendid
mahogany Counier-desk, secondhand BlreauX, EN
tension Dining Table, 6 long Of Phye's mahogany Ia
bes Refrigerator Door Screen, Bar. Counter 10 II
onp srd bar Looking Glasses Benches and Seats and
secondhand Chairs Wsshsiands. Cribs, Marass and
LOT of good Russia pipe. for sale cheap. ny
lnf S,eodis. MANSHAEM l. BROWN. No. , Spruce-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-10

90 . LANUs--At priyae Sslo-S0 asIes ., Goa
Fl N he wnsho of Barry formerly p, Gfoye)
l5ebayIsil County, Pennsylvsnis, miles Wet IRON
uzyiIle mile from Carbondale one mile fou INC es
arsneh of The Schuyki River, snG between me ~o ns
roadI Said tract among WIN: called me ofosa oun-
tain Landa For particulars apply 20
,o,tv No. Brosdrsi
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Boston Anrtion Sales.

nY y. p. a. q. RICH, Oil Broadsreet, opposite
- Fosters wharf, Boston
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL.
Doors, SHOES BRoGAss-SOo cases Boots, Shoes
and Brogans Leather &c. Sole Leather, Upper In TIE
rough and finished, Calf Lining, Binding, and Kid Skins.
Shoe Thread and other shoe stock
WEDNESDAY, March 10.
Semi Annual Sale
Boors Shoes BRoGAss AND HArs.-2CO0 cases Boots,
Shoes, Brogsns and Haas
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General Notices.
ELOCUTIoN.

1T r.. J. Harvey, A. NJ. will deliver The second
Lecture OF the Course with
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Boarding.


spDARDISG-At258 Broad way, opposite the Park and
sSCity Hall The private entrance No = warren 81
he house is all newy furnished. Mrs. c. MAITLAND
will try to make The house agreeable IS may he IN her
power Apply 258 Broadway or 2 Wsrien-st iumedi-
stslv Terms rrssonahl, l0f o.
BOARD WANTED.-The advertiser wishes TO OBJ
I'D tain permanent board in Respectable family esicins
between Chambers and Barclay Terms must he mod
era,e References exchanged d. c. ID. Tribune Office
lOf ST.
f51NNU DIR THREE single gentlemen can be accom-
modaied with board und rooms nj 30 ChaInbsrs-st I'd
door west of Broadway. 3itiis
spOAKDING IN Ct1AAiBEkS-sT.-A gentleman
- and lady Two single gentlemen can De accoGiiho-
dated with board and front psror, aHd bedroom adJcn-
ing furnished uuuruishrd. al 81 Chambers-st near
Broadway ou the 2d door Two three single gentle
men can also accommodated with single rooms as uboVe
None but persons good character and habits VII be re-
c.,vsd References exchanged ills isf
kSRIvATE BOARDS McDouga!-st
4 $50 mis-
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ryNRUST FIRE INSURANCE Company, No 90
wals' Jones's Buiding NewYors' continues TO IN
of Merchandise Buildings Vessels in Port, &c. and
in the course OF Inland Navig alton and transportation
on The most favorable terms
Valentine G. Hall. Martin Hoffman, Edmund Penfold
VIM Whewrirhi WIN. F. Leegett, Rob't NJ. Strattop
r j. Hutchinson Jas B. Townsend, John Rankin Jr.
VIM. Il. Johnson, Elias G Drake, John n. uurGu,
Francis Butler, Charles w lllanls Jonn ,,leaseianu
ELIAS G. DRAKE, President.
Inf lWs
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a. VALUABLE BROOKLYN Properly H. be
Dld sold al auction TO cose Saturday, FEB
l4th, u o'clock, noon, At Tho Merchsou ExchanSe
by hese%an Fnta ns very ybo
exemption he very best business stand In the city o9 e
On Rpiton.sL 81 feet inches ess Sands-st
and "a Tre INCHES more or less the Southerly side
For farther particulars enquire OF the Auconeer a. No 4s
rnIton.kt Brooklyu. Tf 6tiss
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N1NOiEKS AND MILLEHS' BANK, Hassrs
Town Md-The notes Of this bank bought al per cent
.i"rr,hy TAYLOR SMITH.
90 - No 60 Wall-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-05
BY II. MEAGTIAnI.

OFFICE AND HOTEL CHAIRS, CANE SEAT
W CHAIRS, BUREAUS, &c.-On MONDAY
MORNING, Sept. 7, at 10 O'clock at my warehouse,
corner OF Baltimore and Holiday Streets for account
of whom i may concern, dozen Baltimore made
ONCE and hotel arm Chairs: paror cane seat
Chairs half dozen black walnut do do; |. second
hand Sofa; Sofa Bedstead; plain Bureaus; | Sc
cond-hand S:dt board; 2trundIe Bedsteads Stoves,
parlor and template, &c &c.
CASTLE SOAP-l0 boxes CASTLE Soap sup
article, to close an invoice
SPLENDID GUNS-2 genuine London twist dou-
bic barreled Guns; German do
CALF BROGANS-l case, go pairs, Calf Brog ms,
sewed and peg'd.
sEGARS-l5 IN American Segars to close invoice
HARnWARE-l000 lbs. Sad irons; 30 doz Wire
Selves so pairs Shovels and Tongs; 10 doz Am made
short handled ShOves; ca es Russia ron Tacks,
NIGHT SALES, EVERY EVENING-Commen-
cling at half past seven O'Clock, comprising general
assortment of staDle GoOde, with variety of Fancy
Articles usually sold at night sales
0I5- For the information of strangers, repeat nv
Retice ofthe ystem first adopted at my night sales,
viz: Every article offered, which bids are made,
sell without reserve; hence the public may rest asslr
ed that all goods at my establishment are free. Great
bargains may Their fore often be Obtained.
se5 vt ... R. MEACHAM, Auct
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THE NEW PLAY!
WNILLIAM TAILOR s. co.


Wv J4kV g. BUILDINGS,
Have just published, The King of the Commons,
Comedy, by Rev. James White Produced with most
bIiIlant success ny Macready in London, and TO be
played by the keans at the Park Theatre. Price
only l2A cents.
This play forms No. 26 of the new and correct edi-
ton OF plays, called the "Modern Standard Drama"
edited by Epes SARGENT Esq illustrated with stage
remarks, costumes, cast of characters, &c. from
''actnR copies"
Tue July No. of BlackwOod's Magazine speaks in
terms OF the highest praise of this beautiful play.
Also, new editions of the Gdmester; Ion; lunch
BACK, ana the Stranger, as played at the Park thea
te by the Keaus, and marked from the acting copies,
Price l2a cents each. = =
ALSO, JUST PUBLISHED, --.-----
Father Darcy, blythe author Of the Two Old Mem IS
Tales, ""Mount Sorrel," sc. Piice 25 cts
COuswelio, by Geo. Sand. A work which, from its
novelty, has created much interest Price, in two
vols. bound, s. so. ''.-
Ethan Allen, or the Kings Men; an historical New
ell by Melville author of the Fatal Legacy. Price %
cents.
Illustrated Magazine for Sept rrice 25 cents,
Democratic Review for September. Price 25 cts.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for Sept. Price Soc.
Grahams Magazine for September. Price 25 cts.
National Magazine for September. Price l9i cts.
Typee, revised edition by Melville Price Is cts.
Blanche of Brandywne, or September lith, l777,
Romance, by Geo. Lippard, now complete in three
parts Price 25 cents per part. .-.. d.
Capt O'Suvan, by Maxwell. Price 25 cents.
Tower of London, by AinswOrth. Price 50 cts.
The Quaker City, or the Monks of Monk Hall, by
Geo. Lippard Prizes ST. .t
Life Sketches, byan old Doctor Price 25 cents.
The Redskins, or Indian and Ingen; by Geo, err, 9
vols. Price SO cents 80
Boob sellers, Agents and Pedlars supplied OH the
most reasonable terms by
WILLIAM TAYLOR CO.,
q, 5 and Jarvis Building.
~ B: All the popular Weekly Papers of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, for sale at whole
sale and retail by
Sc SGT WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
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h3-THE PILES AND ALL SORES. Hays Lii
ninieut is known now to thou sands as extra
ordinary remedy for these Affections 1t is impossible
To tell in a news paper, in such manner to obtain
full cyedpnce, the effects and benefits # this article
so general is the practice Of advertisers of eXtolng
articles ofn merit Such personal reference will be
given as to bring conviction to the minds of the most
unbeeving. Will sufferers only ask among their
friends if they have not heard known of its eff
fects; and they do not hear it warmly praised
than any Other salye, let them not get it, A II fancy
or exaggeration is positively excluded from these
statements and is determined say nothing of its
merits hut what could be fully proved by host of
witnesses in any court o justice. Will you look at
the thing and the proofs II Maiden Lane, where it
NAV be had-N Y. Com. .4du.
For sale at the corner OF Baltimore and Hanover
sts, corner of Baltimore and Harrison s's,, and No.
81 Thames-st,, F. P, Baltimore, 1t
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MARRIED.

On the LIST inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Morgan, Cd
Pool 10 SARAH, daughter of the late Richard j
of this city.
On the Sd inst by the Rev. MIR. Coskery.
LECHE to Miss CATHARINE RoGVE.
On the Both ult, by the Rev. Br. John s. Rec
H. GEmERY to Miss MARGARRT M. KRsLKY, dal
Of the late Rev. William kesley, of Alexandra
At Cumberland, I'd inst. by the Rev. Mr.. 81
HENRY O. SIDES, of Baltimore, to Miss MART
STEVENS, of Petersburg, Va.
At Westminster, lstinsI. by the Rev. Mr.. E
of Baltimore, WILLIAM I KELLER, of Baltimo
Miss REBEccA OTRstER, OF Carroll county.
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DIE D.

On Friday afternoon, Sept. 4th, in the llth VI
his age, GEORGE, third son of Joseph and MARY
Rogers.
9th year of her age, consort of Joseph Mitchell
only daughter of Samuel and Frances Hiner.
On the Both ult MARY FRANCES, in the Sd yed
her age, only daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth
Mitchell.
On the 29th ult. MARGARET M. MAsUIRE, in
sgd year Of her age.
On the Sd inst, LAvISA, aged years, daughd
VIM. l.. Wilcox. ..'
In Carroll CO. 9th ult. John STRFPRY, az
years; and on the 3Olh, Mrs. EVE sTRrrRY, age
years. wife of John Steffey.
Al 81. Louis, on 9th ult Rev. PETER RICH
MINARD, in his 39th year, late Rector of st. P
Church in that city.
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MARINELlsT-PoRT OF BALT,Mor
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 1916.
FRomrHE EXCHANGE oM Oh
CLEARED, !
Brig saldana, Stubs, Brazos st. Jago, Clark

CLEARED, y
Brig Saldana, Stubs, Brazos ST. Jago, Clark
kellogg.
Schr Henrietta, Chesedine, st. Mary's co. mas I
ARRIVED.
Ship Madison, Forest, from Bremen, via Hampl
Roads (where she was before repOrted) ballast h
l45 passengers, to De- cke & Gerdes.
Schr Regina Hill, Olmsead, from Havana, AL
%, molasses, TO l. Cuttings. Left ships Christal q
Ian, Smith, tor New York, Goth; Tioga, Eldridge,
York, wat'g fri; barques Maria, Huraley To sal
, days for the coast TO load; Muskingum, dschaI1
Mag tela Fogg, do; Trenton, from New York forl1
rope; rigs James Gray, Carter, from Newcastle
London; Garet, Collins, wait'g fit; Hibernia,
bridge, do; Eastern Star, Hart, disch &; Henried
Witham, finn Boston, do. Sailed Aug. lg, brig Hogl
CLARK, for Sierra Moreno, to load for Northern pG
33i, brig Haynie, Williams, N. Orleans. Spoke i
Moro Ceste, brig Union, Mitchell, from the col
with molasses, bound in for orders. Passed Sept
lat sc 08 N. Ion. rs 20 W. three steamers steering
by w one of them supposed the Charleston pack
and Il Others Government boats. ..
Schr Henry w. Smith, Farran, 4 days from N
York, ass'd cargo, to Rose, Merrill s. Co.
Steamer Georgia, CannoI, from Norfolk. 8,
nothing.
.. MEMORANDA.
Brig Architect, Gray, from Baltimore, arrived
BIaZns Santiago 2 lth ult. IN 26 days.
Brig Nimble, shaw, cleared at New York ,
Baltimore Sd insl.
Briggs Ocean, Eldridge, and Ann Maria, French 4
Baltimore, cleared at Boston I'd inst.
Brig Caroline, Jordan, and schf Edith, Bearse fra
Baltimore, arrived a. Boston Cd inst and schr G
Bias, Cunningham, from do. do. LIST. ....t
SChrs VIM. Brown, Hunt, from Baltimore, arrryi
at New Bedford 3st ull.; ana John AllyRe, Ricke
son, sailed from do. same day for Baltimore.
Schr Mary, Howard, fol Baltimore, sailed fro
Providence LIST inst.
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LIBERAL DONATION. The corner stone of
new Protestant Episcopal Church, was laid
at Norwich, (Ct.,) on Monday last: Bishop
Lee, of the Diocese of Delaware, oficated.-
The churca will be beautiful ediice, and one
gentleman has given $40, 900 toward the cost
Of it.
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03-I o. OF o. F. Such members of he Order
as intend or disposed TO JOIN in the PRCCES
SION AND LEYEE AT PHILADELPHIA, on the
II inst, are invited TO meet with the Committee in
the loon Of the Hail. Gays on MONDAY
EVENING, 9TH inst, at o'clk. II has been ascer-
tanned that the FARE will be so very low (Which
can be learned by attending to make it within
the power Of every one to attend
P.G.M. JACOB MEARIS Chairman.
P. G. JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y. ri seq sm3t
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co, -,

Opposite Barnum's, Bait Md
A}OFFlCiAL DRAWING OF the Md Conso
dated Lottery. class No, go for 1886 For benefit O
Frederick Female Seminary.
I2 10 9 &c SO ID SIS 81 So 70 10
10 and 10 heing the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each ais
and 10, being the Cd and I'd drawn Nos each 10
and l6, being the Sd and 4ih drawn Nos. each
90 and 50, being the 9TH and 5th; or S and 80. be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 4
and Ia, being the 9Th and 9Th; or IA and SIS, be-
ing the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos each
All having two of the drawn Nos OH them, each 9
AN having one only Of the drawn Nos. on
1t EMORY & CO., No, an. CaIvert-st.
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Q3-W We invite the atienton of the public to the
certificates Of a performed by Dr. CULLEN'S
INuIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
y goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing of he gentlemen whose names are gwen
as having Witnessed this cure, precludes the pussi
hility of imposition, There is large number of
persons taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen $,
whose names will be found attach,d to the cert6-
Gates, seq