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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
LAW Courts.

United STATES CoURr-Ui1ifsd STATES VS.. George
Brnea executor Of Thomas Ii. Smith.-alr. Mat,h!ai
Br.n compromised with the United States Government
for certain judgments obtained against Thomas Smith
& sons received assignment OF them. de brings
action in the of the u : TO recover Sjl5OO0 prn-
cipa and S6l 600 interest. these judgments. lAs
question whether Mr. NJ B. had purchased the juds
nents on his behalf compromised as trustee Tor
the firm The Jury returned verdict that The ss'su'
mcnt made to him ss trustee. Nlr Matthias bfaen
holds is said about 100000 worth OF real estate on
the SIuyvesant Meadows. &c III his hands IN trust from
Themas H. Smith, to secure himself on liabilities. This
verdict will render hs against the estate about
100000 30 that handsome property will be e!t to
Mrs George w. Bruen and the other children OF ny
Smith
Uai,ed S;G,es Bsnj. HiuAction to recover OF 'he
Captain of the ship Orpneus 500 for shipping seaman
Pernambuco and not applying 10 the American Consul
there according law place his name on the ship
ping list The defence is that the man was tsken on
board only 20 attend upon the passengers and that inc
L. 3 cannot bring suit the law saying TO De recovered
by any person. bringing suit Verdict for paniit SUB
ject the opinion OF the Court For plaintiff Mr. ButeF
District Attorney for defendant. Mr., 8 Meribew
The Grand Jury have dismissed the complaint agan,
George Peudeton OF the brig Agnes charged w.ih
concealng some gold shipped on board AT 81 Thomas
CHARGE OF REvoLr.-Capt. Traub, OF the bark
Adayio male complaint against one OF the seamen
named Pnbrck charging him with endeavorng 70 naAc
a revolt on the late voyage from Rio Janeiro.
CIRCUIT CoURr-T Thomas Wtae vs.. Horace K Hotdtsbe
Action OF ;respass the value OF quantity
oil carpeting rugs &c sold j. Wilson Green keeping
in ls43 450 Pearl and the balance OF stock trans
erred by him defendant the plaintiff claiming 10 have
held mortgage. It denied that he did Oh tho
goods received by Mr.. II. Verdict for defendant
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Important from Nexico-n1r. Slideil at the Cap
itaI-Not Officially Recognized, &c.
IEHOS VI nc EIDU-
PENSACOLA. Fla. Jan. 9, 1910.


PENSACOLA, Fla. Jan 2 leio.
T,a q. Nayv's came in Yesterday after passage
of 10 days from Vera Cruz bringing news n0i' ''e
CITY Of Mexico as late as the 18Th ui'- NC A'o
imoorran, feature of her intelligence is Inc
spirit manifested by the Mexican ooVefnnicN' ="
the arrangement of the American affairs' 'hc opp0
s;,;on having evidently frightened Senor Herrera
f,oro The course which he had designed to Pursoe.
a., lsndi,v at Vera Cruz Mr.. Slidell was received
,,,,h s,nte of the usual number of guns, and all
a,e conr,eses were extended to him in that city
and in Mexico. but up 10 the time OF the 81 Mary
laev;no no official intercourse had been opened, and
;nd.sd he had not been officially receired By The
President.
The Government seems well disposed, but is
afraid to 20 forward unless every measure and step
are approved seriatim by the people, or oy 'aose
who pretend to represent them
Mr. Kennedy first lieutenant OF the St. Mary g
,,conpapied Mr. Slidell TO the capital, and repre-
serts affairs as having serious aspect. He says
revolution is daily expected, as know 1t has been
for wear past and presume will be for year to
come. NJ
Congress- was to meet on the lst instant Sir'
slide is said TO be dissatisfied and to feel very as
agreeably situated. t.,,;,o n,,de.
Captain Saunders reports NE snP 90 Il I 10 ,on
,v f four r hours preceding his arrival here days
nm wi,b but few parallels The st Marys has
hardly superior afloat.
A Court Martial has been in session Tor the past
800 davs on board the John Adams, trying Lieut..
Iohn 4 Russ. of the Falmoath, charge OF
%scandalous Conduct" &c. preferred by Midship-
man Wilkinson The chief specification is having
made and repeated false accusation with regard
70 some money, received at gambling table and
alleged by the accused, to have been traudulenuy
rerained by Wilkinson 1t will all end in smoke
Russ cannot be convicted
Our mails are shamefally irregular: My latest
Tribune is the 10TH and National Inteligencer the
18th ult These were received a week ago in COM
pany with other New-York papers OF every date,
from Nov. 9th TO Dec. 18th, and with letters post
marked 18th December
If the Is cent rate of postage would form rene
dy. for decency's sake let US have Il imposed.
Very respectfully yours, C.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

IsrEasAL IMPROVEMENTS Is VIReISIA-The
Richmond Wing says, that on Friday Nj Pendie
tan. from the Conriitte on Roads, In the Virginia
House Of Delegates reported bill to incorporate
,he Potomac an6 Ohio Railroad Company. The
argument ia Committee, on this subject, was very
able one, between NJ. Edrington Of Ohio County
and Mr.. Lee of Hardy, the only two gentlemen we
had the pleasure OF bearing. The vote in Commit
tee was TO s."
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omitted TO mention in my report of the Senate
proceedings today that the Naval Committee re:
ported bill apProprating over Five Millions OF
Dollars for naval preparations for war VI course
it is not yet finally acted on.
The following is the vote today IN the Senate on
the resolution 10 postpone the Oregon Resolutions
till Feb. The Locos among the yeas are IN lIallcs
All the Nays are Locos.
YEAs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow. Benton, Berrien Cdl-
ioua Chalmers J. NJ. Clayton 7. Clayton Coiqu, Cor
wiz. Crirerden Davis, Dayton, Evans, Greene, Hay
.rood Jarusgn Johnson CT Nd. Johnson Of La L1eis
McDuie Maugum Miller, Pearce, PeHnybdcker, Phelps,
Speisk, Uphan Webster, Wsstcoc, Woodbridge Yvles
s.
NArs-Messrs Allen, Ashley Atchison. Ather,on,
B-eese Bright Cameron Cass Dickinson, Dix Fairfield
Hsnnegan Jennes. Niles Seuple, Sevier, Sturgeon and
Turney la.
Messrs Bagby, Huntington, Morehead and Sim
mons were absent They would have voted with
The Yeas.
You viii see that Mr.. Lsry of Florida haschanged
his name 10 YuleE.
Mr. Grattan of Boston left for the North this after
noon.
Yankee Hill had a very good caricature Of the
Oregon debate al his entertainment this evening,
where he brought out the hrsi speech OF ihe mem
Der from Oregon. Il was received with great ap-
plause BY very respectable audience.
The interninably elongated India Rubber case
between Mr.. Goodyear and Mr.. Day, Of Newly ork-
or al least part of il, is coming mere before the
Supreme Court. Messrs. Staples and Judson are
here for NJ. Goodyear claim; Nh an =" NIKE ior
NJ, Days Mr.. Day himself is also here
RIcHELiEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

Gle Of shaving soap JOOIsou's Wanui On AiiLsIy
Shaving Soap sold p CoraGd ST. where all The ssc'
ionabie pertumery fancy and common Soaps mAnus
tUred by Mr. Johnson, late Johnson Y Co. Dew az
improved method. by steam power saving immense
cea of labor and material wasted by the old nannrf
nulac,lriHg; heGce all tese articles can sold al
Corl.ndst living prot. and lets prices lhsn O. ~
other place in this city. " 2teoc
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Business Notiles.

PEALE's GREAT AMERICAN PAINr1NG.-This beautiful
and pleasing Painting the largest painted in america
will be open from 10 A. NJ. Till 10 p NJ every day this
week R, the Exhibition Room, Of Broadway and
Leonard.st. Admittsnce % Pupils of Schools
III cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

CONCERT OF SACRED MUsIc-we would invite the
attention of our readers to Concert of Sacred Music
which Is to be given iG the South Baptist Church Nassau
st This "wednesday Evening January l4th, comnen'
ing at halfpast seven o'clock Tickets 50 cent? each
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w See Warmers advertisement in another column.

- The finest Bowling Saloon this city, and per-
haps in the word, Is the fremont No. 81 East Broad
way. 1t 80 feet ongand ia conducted by the moe.
gentlemany prop:ietors-whose COMPANY is select and
every thing conducted with the utmost propristy.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

GUsEaSAroRIAL CANDIDATES IN OHIo.-The
names OF the following gentlemen have been with
drawn fson the list OF those from whom the w hIgs
have 70 select candidate for Governor on the .th
OF February: Mordecai Barley, Elisha White
sey E benezer Lane, John ". Allen. Benjamin S.
C0wen BeIlamy Storer and John Carey.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

C 8. Palmer, the Agent .sr OF the best HsTi
papers OF L ns Giles and principal IhrongnoI, ne
country r and Gear receives Advertisements hs Cga
Try Newspaper AauerttrRg Agency IN this budine-Lr
rance Al Tho Coal OEPics rSa
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

MIssouRI-We learn from the 81 Louis New
Era that in the Constitutional Convention the vote on the
proposition eec, the Judges Of the Supreme Court oy
the people Ia, been reconstered and substitute ca-
ed BY the vote OF 30 10 g to have them nominated oJ
the Governor and confirmed by the Senste-ther terms
tobe for twelve years one TO so CUT st the end OF foui
years, and SO on 10 the end
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

TESAs.-The Texas National Register has reached
u.s. but containing OF importance The Indians
were pretty quiet and several snaicabe meetings had
taken place between the Cemaachea and traders at Tor
rey's Reaiing House
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

e. Look a. lhe grand Family Holiday bill for to-day 81
the American Museum. Capital performauces ats and Aa
psst7 In the afternoon and great amount Of novelties u
c!ud.ng the Giants, TO be- all hoirs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

HoRRID DEArH.-A M Leonard Selby, OF Port
town. Ohio, was frozen badly. while under the inHu.
ence Of intoxicating drinks. horrid death IN
shorr time atterwsrd Yet many drink Liquor to
keep of the effects ofcold weather Ee IS years Of
Rse.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLAruRE.-Mr. GIBBONS OF
Philadelphia has introduced in the Senate OF Fehn-
sylvana series of resolutions recitins and APPROX
ing the resolves OF MIR Calhoun on the oregon
Question. The concluding resolution is as follows;
Reso'rea, That while it the duty OF every Nation 10
preserve and pro,ect its rights and properly -
equally the duty OF all 20 cultivate peace and good WILL
one with another that the conflicting claims OF the
United States and Great Britain to the Territory Oh Ore
gon ought be settled by Treaty., II possible winout
monwesl,h will cordially sustain tho General Govern
men; the adoption OF such measures as may &c neceS'
sa-y to resist eaectually sny aggression o me bns9
Government upon The rights and properly oi me eaeo
States.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

D GEO. n. BRIGGS end John REED were chos-
en- Governor and Lieutenant Governor OF Massa-
chuse,ts by the Senate of that State on Monday al
ternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

A CHAsaE.-Mr w MAcuLs interest in the
Philadelphia Daily Keystone has been purchased By
Col Thomas 3. Florence and for the furlre The Key
stone Will 10 published By EesGs. Florence Seyeyns
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

C.M CLAY's SPEEcH.-our report of this Speech
has been commended in various quarters for its gen.
eral fidelity and correctness. STILL considering the
hurry of publication and the difficulty of following
speaker closely for two hours, it would be strange
If there were lot some errors The following note
from Mr.. Clay is designed correct one error more
serious we hope, than any other that crept into the
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

u TIE arrivals OF vessels ct the port OF Cleve-
land coastwise tae las, year e0la Number of sea-
men employed ass
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Asron uorsr. Iap. l4,h. 1sis.

AsroR House Jan. l4,h, 1916.
Assas EDITIONS My speech last night in the hurry
80. @ Is not rightly reported In all respects
e.a Ses ae General Government power over Slave
- - S.sA oaee made sovereign, within their limits
IL s'eS' HSsss, your oSedien, servant
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

oursIpE-Fga Page-ca cassus N. Clay; War and
Politics The Homeopathic Examiner Extraordinary
Mental Phenomena; Deferred City Items Improved
Node Of Warming Dwellings; News Items. &c. Fo1't&
PasrPoeuy-January. by Hosmer; Religious in'sui-
genee: News Items A Bull Frog Concert Sales of
Stocks; Marine News, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

S C0irauds Hait1s Aecaaed Soop lor The cure Of PIE
PIES FecAes, Tan ssi!owngss Erupons and all sxin az
hzuEee2is al the only depot 81 WsAer-sL sl Store fhU
EfoadwEJ ~ ceats Greclaa Hair Dye, PtyellsS
Lsl.d Rouge for crinsonirg L.ps and Cne-ks FoaI,
suos,< Tor erGdiedHg tupeLtuous hatr, without injury
ne sEin L,ty Whe for Instantly scattering rodnrss ~
&c The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. COURSE.
are 70 BE o1c only b-ar II tnird) o7 Wslxerst ht s
FROH Broadway.
AsESrs.-E q. Tulte, Assembly Buildings, PElsdepst
JotdaG ANk-sl Boston Carleton Co. Lowell ives -
lean ". L. Geer:sa T. Bedford Guild Bacgor; Bhfa Sp
telo G.eso I. Co Gooc-1t-r: myeIs. N. haven dlp
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

PROCESS OF sciEScE-NOthing more forc!oiy III
the progress OF Science hsc Tie great ADDITION 70
mnor comforts Improve in fac, arc being Ins,
every thing But the greatest discovery Of modern ds!p
Pha.on Caeaieat HaiE LUigorutor. This article vii
uyely remove al scuI! or GaEdrdt prevent hsn iafE
sad substr1t7 soft glossy head OF hair free from s ies
appearance such OlI Or pOmades gI'e. II Is put
ty cerE and dollar bcIes, oy 4. Phalon, "lg msAst
hair cutter, IA Broadway For also Dy drug anal
dea-fs g-lefaiy. Il Is necessary 10 be on ycaJ
against lulibug articles Tor Eal. advertised oy 1
querXs. Tsis the only article OF any real nneliL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

ALBANY, January ~, ~ =,
Ma EplToZ II see unpadeut use Of my nase
been aate IN your paper, by iei.ow sfyer,ing u
he Gala Tncophsouz The testimonial he puDnsss 70
my lame AtActA:a ~ L seut BY some Il'uts
anc BY Us Use a. thai Time preserved my hair. AL
L. never heard OF this fe!Iow's Tcopnerou' UNI nb
ty, and In my opinion nlendei to deceive the pGbe
Very respectfully, yours, JAMES C. eVpssi
The genuine Thcophcrous be mad OF 4 ~ 80, osse
lio Broadway, aEd OF ills advertised agents. see A
Of tnis paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

the many Ba.sn.s and sprtoS. mixtures Of .!d Gsg
win which coualy abouhds, and purchase SSsa
on inal and genuine article Dr. SwHynes cousas
colds consuupuon asthma bronchitis, i've, %
spitiins bloJd &c Agens-C Il RINe a. vi i've sows,l;
sand Broadway and Joha-sLi K oenesSS SSn.awty E
e g. Warner, SN5 Bieecker-st Dodd, 'h o'0s~
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

NINTH DISTRICT, MAssAcHUsETTs.-The official
the eth trial to elect member of Congress is
as follows:
Hale, (whig) 3,l35; Pierce, CLoco) 3,O7o; Wheaton,
(Ab) SOS Scatt l32.
Hae's gain from previous trial ia.
Monday, Feb I'd. has been appointed for another
trial. when We hope to see Hale elected
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SHARPE'S LONDON MAGAZINE.-A
y JOURNAL OF ENTERTAINMENT AND
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Consisting of original essays, Tales, Articles de-
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original and selected, with valuable Mscellanies;
printed in a new and elegant type, with superior
Wood Enravings, from original designs by the best
Artists, This Magazine has the advantage over all
periodicals otbeing issued in Advance the Parts APP
pearing at the beginning instead Of the end of the
month.
tbs printed in large octave, SIXTEEN pages, double
columns, in new and elegant type; with wood en-
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Now ready volume | and complete in them
selvesl 42O pages of Letter press each, and nearly
sixty first rate Illustrations, cloth ieered, 81 each.
TO THE PUBLIC. The pr0pietOrs beg au9n-
ton to the fact, that this Magazine, while ranking in
price among the cheapest publications of the day, is
conducted on the principle, and with moe than the
usual attractions of the more expensive Periodical
publications. They believe they can say with truh
that publication of so high standard in it's Lera-
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given to the public at so low price. They have the
less decacy in expressing this opinion, it Is
in which they are borne out by more than eight hun
bred Critiques of the Periodical press.
Just received per steamer by
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Agedt for the United States,
COW. N. II. will call upon the citizens and pub
tic ge orally for their patronage to the above popular
periodical. mole At
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TENo THE 100000 READERS


The subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that in consequence of the numerous applications
hitherto made TO him, for the furnishing of original
pieces Of poetry, songs, acrostcs, senneis for Al.
buns, advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
letters, obituary notices. notices on Music and the
Drama, and in short all descriptions Of composition,
he j. prepared 10 furnish those in want, both in the
city and country. Applications by mail, enclosing
any amount, will receive immediate attention. Ap.
plication personally, or if by mail, post paid, To
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No. and Jarvis Building, Baltic, Md.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OMAN AMPHITHEAT

p OMAN AMPHITH EATRE,
Ia NORTH CALVERT STREET.
SANDS, LENT 81 CO., Pr0prietOrs.
mr.. T. M.aCF.8RL.dND'S BENEFIT.
MIR. NORTH, Mr.. SANDS,
MIR. MOSELEY, MAURICE & JESSE,
MR.. CARROLL, Mr. CONOVER,
MCFARLAND, J. MCFARLAND,
Have all volunteered their valuable services.
THIS EVENING, Nov. Goth, 1916,
The FIGHTING PONIES; The TWIN PONIES;
CINDERELLA; and the Dancing Horse MAY FLY :,
will also be introduced by MIR, SANDS, and perform
their surprising feats. Full particulars in small bills
and programmes.
CIowRs-Messrs. PENTLAND and LATHROP.
DRESS CIRCLE, IS CTS. Pr, l2l. No half price
Doors open at 81; Performance commence at7!.
o. Seats can be procured at The Box Office during
the day, from 10 to II, and from . TO O'Clock.
o. Afternoon Performances every SATURDAY,
commencing at q O'Clock. 1t
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q ar. HARRIS

III MOUTH WASH AND TUUTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procure the formula of Dr.
c. A. Harris Aromatic and Asrngent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic aud Detergent Doth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling assur-
ed that they will meet with general Appreciation.
They combine, IN eminent degree all the import
ant medical Qualities witch desirable for prepara-
tons Of the to possess. They cleanse The Teeth
excite heathy action Of the gums and inpat 10 the
breath most delightful fragrance.
" Prepared aud sold only by c. p. ROGERS,
Rrurgi9i aud Chemist corner Of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore, n'8-iW-j.la6m
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FOB SALE II. RENT.
POSITIVE SALE OF DwELLING

ON NORTH CAROLINE STREET.
g. Will he exposed ta sale without reserve,
#fs.:J on the premises. on MONDAY, the % Nov. o.,
at half past 3 O'Clock, If fcir, T. not H. nest
E1&t1 J1tr day at same hour, those twu valuable,
well buit brick DWELL NGS, on the Eat side Of
caroline b., Nos. l0l and 1913, between ferson and
WIrans cts each Is feet front, occupied by very re-
speei3b'e eRahts These houses have very enty
neen put IN excellent order and are quite roony and
,omfOrtahe dwellings, having eight rooms ia each
mousse They were built without regard to cost, and
as now offered for sale present N sabie OpporIuni-
W !"r persons wishing perm tneRt residence or
sae Investment The location is quite healthy, and
III rapidly improving Reghb0rhOOd-a pump of ex-
celIeht wafer ID nearly opposite the houses
Inc properly can he purchased in tee, or subject 10
ground rent-title il HnqnesIinnahie. TeTmS-k
Gash in months, and in ID months, with interest.
LEEDS will be given on the payment Of the last note.
or further particulars apply to
JOHN II. ING, Law Buildings, or to
nlS.dts ~, w. BOOL,. Auct.
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HDRATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

= NII' OUfs hBUFE u BVTHW,
(Recently occupied by The late Jas. G. Wiison.)
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishment, and is prepared TO furnish to order all
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCHI-
rECTURAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best style. 90 Orders respectfully solicited
and punctuay attended to.
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Nah SCOTTI, LADI Esq ORNAMENTAL HAIR
w . MANDATORY, PERFUMERY 4 FAN
CY STORE, wholesale and RETAIL No. IS SOUTH
STREET, respectfully informs the ladies' and the
public in general, that she has just received and has
on hand, superior assortment of GOODS in her
line. Terms moderate.
h3- Old Ladies' Plain Btaids and Half Wigs; Hair
Necklaces Bracelets Guards and Watch Fubs, va
riousIy plated in the neatest manner. o30-frtu3w
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NNARD no RL.AT!

Nh ARD TO BEAF!
NH THE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS!
Also Green and Roasted COFFEE, sod by the NEW
YORK CANTON TEA CONPANY'S A.ENr, at
No. ITO GAY STREET, between Front and Hirh
streets. The TIE last received is giving satisfaction
quite equal TO any previous lot. win you Try lhem'
a tria is almost to create a customer. Won run
no risk-whcn an article does not eive entire salts
faction, You can return, and have it exchanged or
the money refunded.
Oa3 JAMES K. PORTER, Agent
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nj HAIL., DESIGNED IND ENGRAYER,

n HALL, DESIGNER .8ND ENGRATER,
aBS No. 3 EUTAW STREET,
opposite the Eutaw House,
Drawings of Buildings, Machinery, Specifications
for the Patent Office, Seals, Steel Letters, snd all
kinds of Wood and COpperpIate ENGRAVING, neat
ly executed, at the shortest notice,
PATTERNS for Castings made,
BRANDS and STENCILS cut TO order.
DRAWING SCHOOL. Instruction given in the
Art of Drawing. o30-6m
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TO MILLIN E RS.
Observation-Disclosures

EAR. CULLEN'SI NDTAN VEG FSTARLE
~ SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast iakin the place every prepa
ration sreoOre used for diseases arising trsm Weak
other causes. All hiatt, necessary to secure
thus medicine place in the Doutaic Practice OF
every family, when such medicine is needed, is a
uial
1t sNasks for itself-is innocent in its operations
and Ia injury can arise from il, use al any time.
Wholesale auh Retail by ROWLAND & WALTON Pro
prGIOrs 376 Market Street, phha Also, Baltimore
by NJ N. Robinson, corner OF Gay and Saratoga sts;
Kins0e & Toy, 1Sa Marsh Market Space; james
Splnsbury, No 237 Broadway, FrIl's Point; Gureen
y Tnhman, No. 1872, West Pratt street. seq
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,a3 JAMES K. PORTER, Agent.

Sc OGERs' DIAMOND ENT--Fo
q mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Omaments &c, so that the break is scarcely per
eepthle and strong before broken For sale
OHy by G. P, ROGERS, Druggist, corner of Howard
and Marion, and corner Of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca aud Little Green streets.
Dig Price IS cents. nl7lW-iel2-ly