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JurE a. TAemss s. CsrgiH W. Gee. Seufkmeyd This
action to recover balance Of $3.50. The facts
were follows The plaintiff owner Of the Frank
lin Besh and entered into agreement with the defend
for the sale Of his interest thercn On the 10th OF
Msy both parties called Mr. John Rowland attorney.
and directed him 10 draw up bill Of salc and that the
consideration to be $4,000. Mr. Howland in pursu-
Of his Instructions drew up the agreement and the
defendant paid $3.50 down. and agreed that Mr. Howland
should keep the bill Of sale in escrow until tho balance
wss paid The defendant afterwards got tho agreement
ance. Two defenccs set up, that plaintiff had
not performed hs part Of the agreement by procuring tho
assignmcnt Of lease ef the bath and the other seto
nsither Of which they proved and tho jury found
dict for plainuG f066. For plaintiff Mcssrs. Chase K
Howland. For defendant Mr.. KimbslL
Before Chief Justice Jones'.
Daniel w. Clark vs.. Witiiam M Fresey--Action for
sssanlt and battery plaintiff Ia attorney, and
seems was connected with somc suit in which the de-
iendant was party. They met at BARRIERS shop in
September last the subject Of the suit introduced
which led 10 alteration and abusive language passed
bstwesn them. and the defendant struck the plaintiff
Verdict for plaintiff SO
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JuNE 3~-CAarge Of Revolt and .dssauh and Bdffery--
The examination Of the Of James Boyle. late sal
lor board the American ship Matawaky, charged with
attempt make revolt and with an assault on kobt
Doane the second mate, was postponed to this morning
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|. uOTEL DE PARIs,-ANTlQNi

u0TlI, DE PAKIS.--ANTlONE vI0NEs oas
- Of the l.s proPresor o. the Perkins houss Bo,sos.
~ 80 ~ has opened the house No - Broadway, rew
w. Entrance on Reade street. called the Hotel Dc ens
~ him. with board and lodging BY The DAY ysen
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FAsHIoNs.-Ladies' parasols will be more in
fashion this year than they have ever been the
most beautiful being those made in white Italian dk
embroidered round the edges with beautiful wreath Of
roses, bright gersnium howen Scarfs viii
be worn during the ensuing summer. The prsttisst
we have forthc present month those msAs Of
white barege, and trimmed with narrow volsnts or frl-
lings Of ribbons pink, blue lilac Tho fashion
able colo for the present almost entirely Of
light hues beautifully blended, such pink and lilac
fawn and violet, blue and white. green and straw
colo re
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Bei0ro Juog0 UMnOoneT.
JuNr 3--Baker rs. TayIor.-This was an sction for
trovsr brought for the value Of certain book.
by John g. Taylor and sent from the printers TO the csa-
blishment Of the defendant, who Is bookbinder In
October ls45 Johp Taylor sold to the plaintiff the
property in dispute. was shortly after demanded o
the defendant. who refused to give up nnng t9ss M
binding John 8 Taylor. Tire plaintiffs counsel in
sisted that that defendant had no lien upon the gene
raj property, but only II at ALL on the particular p5oge
upon which the work done and also contended that
the defendant did the binding for John Taylor under
sgreemeut 70 give elk monhs credit. and Inereiore
should look to the personal liability Of John B. Taylor
and not to the properly, security Adjourned 70 tn
morning For plaintiff Mr. Cowles for defendant, Mr.
J. T. Brady. nj s.a 4t & a easaeaa. s stsI
Before Judge Daily.
Jury 3--.yahn g. Cifes %. Emmsf Rask--This was an
action q trcver 70 recover SUM Of $3.50 ts value o.
quantity Of brandy and gin. The property Was sens on
storage to in Dye street. occupied BY fhs hrm o.
Dcvoe < Cunningham, Of which the detsndenf Wa
ground landlord The latter claimed rent to be due
and issued landlords warrant and seized and sold Il
AT the sale only fetched $op and the plaintiff insi.ta
that value Of Il upwards Of $780, and brings the
action for the difference. For the defence want oil no
tcs that the property belonged u plaintiff vas set up
and also the insolvency Of Dcvos Cunninghau Sealed
verdict tomorrow (thisl morning For pla'nuh' MT
Tomlinson for defendant, Mr. N. ID. Biunt
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Court Ior tina Coxreetion OF Errors.
Present the Lieutenant Governor and twenty ssnsoss.
Jusx x3-Sterens Va Wiisen ef. ai--No 9.-Tns srgu-
mont Of this finished yesterday, ass which
the cause Of Schocnmeker Sheely nksn up and
Mr. J. Wallis was hoard on the part Of tho plaintiff in
error.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

CITY HOIEL WnnhInHt0n CITY, D. o. III
t., pretors Of the City Hotel wish 70 dispose o. Al tnsi
furniture and fixtures, well a the lease wmcn ~
expire on ~ first Of February, ss7. ,.;. Av.r,.
f1se Hotel u stunted the Of
anl nt yee In The immediate vici1v o. about ieo
roms jncadiss ~ psrIcrs all sIessnsly =, ~
soniin o basnss The ,s ne st,sns1 Of
ss q 60 i.asE SnsG = snssf q An opsYrss
~; 2se ~ .r~ssrs 4 seldom offered Ihs mouse WI hot
b. clossA unfu fp-tbsr noncs A. FULLER 4 Co.
The Phslsips Lsdesf ff.s,o vii, pissss eopy
nicnmcno s wrssk fortwo wseks, and ssad then s1S
the e. sao;er,eff'sw o;ss,sf' w. C..DC. myit 1sytswf
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them largo proportion Of colones not less than six,
and others out Of force consisting Of but 1900 men
General Taylor be running and fro between
Matamoras and his camp in most extraordinary manner
for commanding oicer in charge Of important post
Poor Lieut. Deas, destined to captivity until an
American General Is captured. Judging from the num-
Der Of Colone in the Army Of Occupation the Mexcana
will be very unucky they cannot trap stray General
-Quebec Mercury, May 49, -
Tr@nslated from Foreign Papers Reeeivsd q
DREADFUL ExrLosroN AT THE ISLAND OF Cos,
IoNIAN SEA-We learn by our correspondent that
a dreadful explosion of gunpowder took place at
Stanchio, the chief port OF the Island Of . Gos.
up the fortress. Four merchant vessels in the
harbor were so damaged, that in a very short
time after the explosion they went to the bottom:
A captain of one Of them, eighteen men, ana
above two hundred inhabitants of the city were
killed Il Aaa ed srr y sEsse
MusrcAL.-Moriani is exciting the greatest en-
thusasm in Madrid. His voice has acquired
wonderful freshness under the sky Of Iberia IN IN
all other points he was deemed before already
perfect. The celebrated singer, Madam Viardot
Saaoio, i",-iy returned to Berlin from Petersburg
has entirely lost lac. -.~:.. r-o.s. disaase of the
lungs, contracted in the city of the Czars.
BErTHovEN's Piano FoRrE.-This celebrated
nous manufacturer Broadwood OF London, and
which at his death became the property of DIR.
Spina, has been presented by the latter TO Listz,
worthy successor of the great musical compo-
ser. asi = Es ftt A'Gt
CHoLERA.-Letters from Berlin, state that the
Grippe, disease which preceded the cholera
when it first broke out in Europe, has appeared
in that city in precisely the same form and symp-
toms as il did before the last cholera. II is re-
garded as a certain forerunner. 1tG a ~
The JEws.-Sir Moses Montefiore, the great
London merchant and phianthropic Jew, is on
visit TO Poland and Russia to enquire into the
condition of his nation and intercede for them
with the emperor. He has been rec eived with
great honor at court. We suppose his next tour
will be to Chatham street.
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SUMMER HATS.
ECONOMY and FASHION

- MANUFACTORY, 10, Fulton .street.-.The under.
y s e ssss
s. :% N %s Ss i.
Brosdwsy; aud o. close comparsou Of their respective
%:i S;t:: a e .Ssss.i y
&c .s nd II np:ss Ss
=:s % f:::..:
ss. '1s ss .:S sos
.s SsfE IS Fs'., street.
Ae:EAl A..aEA . ofi.ING FASHION. =
Hars LAT q * hs ss,
Bsst & siif SIZE. y. =.
s8sl -. =. fnlLE = Co - 900 1900.
- THE EAsa!oNARsE iaasG1iStRs S.1iA: HAT STORE
:; S::s
mem a as; Csps UnSiess. 1e Of shs latest ssys.
=: !; % '''' q; order
Al SPRING FASHION. ~ :. -- ----
MOI ss:ss ss:: ss: ssss: ss
IS siS. e: s...y saa s.I,siy ths: sqssds.s
& :sg : g s: : .; "a
METK0P0!LITAN. Hat And CAP STORE,
81 PlUNKETT Co. have jsss opsssd siis new sss.b
:s es S.ss !: ssss.S dow :, s
lnt guaaty N.tia Fur. q - 8 sssa
;ss:s e Msi:..s. & e sss:::::::::;:
c.s: from ny ess. . 81 y; s each - -
e
EXCELSIOR.
] sAs:
ss:;s; Is: ;sss:; s:E
:: :s II :;s: SIS:
ss .' ;Es:: = ~:
=. '''' -.f.ss"::ssss.s s's:s
Pp ,n.pse9ion .sd ssis No. - Fulton street, sas
e
a Hi.s 'sasI HAS M,s; .:s: :. @
- NEAPULlTAN BONNETS.
- THE sUBeCRTBERs, Patsatees md Msasfssturss.
.. rs SsssSSs's sSss sss:s
.ys. medal: e. = s ; ssa wS s y. Of the
5...sS % @ s nd
wv NOE Il CO = p: D:::s1p ::s 1p::.
sals q CARL KINGS. No. " Division street, at y .
NB-X seseral sssossnsat Of Straw Hass and Puia.Rib
s:s: s:s ''s ''.'o'.s:; cHEr 'kNo u piy.iea .s
THE EIgHTINH,A55Es 5ls soN9 ~ JoIN sTHEET
::ss Z. ;s:..
. Hs ss % r ass i.isss ss e' '''
LOOK AT THlSl = - -
LADIES L 4 MP I'D. oE3rIaEMEN M aHds! En- Z e, y.ss
sss:i.:s E .s.sss.: ss. !: n ''.s y
Il I.,5s s5s:~ ,::s.s-' q -D'r''s ',se
YKEMIUM BOOTS:
II: 81: II & sSSS5 4; NJ; r.: .:
g: sss:; :;s's ss:s :::i {; ~ "
A.ass: 4. sss: E;s z: 4 s;osr. .,..,
YOUNG Nss3 s1Sms: Soss..y. AN Ns" s,ssY YorL
ssspiss q: i.,.s :;;.s::.ss, q Ssssis
h.ir vsstiss. which % bs fOsnS Re sh'sp cas-
"sss %s.sm.r p sc.n.I =: i co.rss af s.Ilsrr.
ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD.
NOTICE T9 c0NTRACToR,s.Prop9ss!l !! wiz be :,
ssI;e o%ss s: oss e; :s 3
i Yam ss s
ysqu,siie information given st he Essinssrs Once Por
isnd. on nnd sfter the l7th OF jane. s. I&N.
Persons offering for the work. who unknow
s r.sSos nc . w %
and ability.
some hheen o. more sddonsl miles, will be prepared fo
BY order 1.-THE Board Of Dirrctors. s- tfFi
Ns WIN. r. PRE1LE, President;
Portland Ne. Ma Is ls.s. io'' '"e' mvm imr
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE, ~
EOH ONE OR MOE YEARS shs promises IsssIv q,
cuped situated in rie nnoue RockIand co
within few yards Of the New York Erc EsiIroad
and commodious dvrrllnr hpusr II
lot which stands u we'll stocked with fruit trees an
has falling stream o. water within lew
water Pr,vIsEe attached that might be used
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The Crops.
TErom the Richmond Whi0. 4,


[From the Richmond Whig, June 2d.l
Our from the country continue to be dishssr
ening although we understand the Wheat has improved
quarter Of the State will be short one.
IA o M terby s" bs
Of the ay-Thot growing on tobacco land it is said
op The Thss os sa sn
borhoods. Notwithstanding heavy crop Is looked
! for"
The Macon (Georgb) Messensev Of the asth ult says
season has proved very favorable TO the wheat crop
in that State much larger quantity than usual was
sown last fall and the product 10 abundant
In the central and northern part OF Ohio the whcat
croP, is described as healthy and vigorous and a hnd
yield IL anticipated f.n
From Dent. (near Cincinnati o. May %, 1851
Our crops look fne Wheat just bloom and looks
most promising 60. Our % hay crop viii be large We shall
Hay is in Cincinnati but $sa Q per ton 1900 lbs.
MEXICAN HoRsrs--A drove Of small Mexican pie bald
horses from Loredo perfectly untamed, sold in Texse
for IL dollars EACH ~ fsd
MuRDER IN WIscoSGs.--A murder was committed in
the town of Lisbon, in the county Of Waukeshs.
wisconsin, few days since II spears by the Milwaukee
Sentinel that two named Keene and Bonham had Q
dispute respecting sawmill Keene having taken
some Of the machinery to Bonham from running
the MILL the later met him and desired him replace Il
Keene refused, whercupon Bonham took gun from hA
brother and shot him Keene) dead Bonham In jail 1t
Milwaukee. E ~ se
in one Of the celebrated English hyperborean navigs
tors, are in Washington Lady =. almost ~ great
traveller az Sir John himself
INDIAN LEcruRER.-A Seminole Chief 10 delivering
Lectures on Christianity, ut Louisville, KY His name e
| HustiCaluc-Cheo.
srRAwrsRR,rs-one hundred bushels Of strawberries
| were sold in Cincinnati the 26th ut
| HoRRIBrE PARRIcrDE.- -Windham, Greene CO..
N. y, May 29.--"Our usual peaceful town has
sssy been stained with the crime Of MURDER and that
o. the most horrid kinbeng less than the shooting
ofa father by his Tho deed wss done In what Z
called the North Settemsnt In tho family Of Mr. John
Hchcock Tho family are given to drink good deal,
their scrapes. and about O'Clock, they were 1t tea
the son, who il married and lives in the same
house came out with bis gum and said, Powder shall
settle this hash and shot his father through the hsa
escape. He has his examination tomorrow
This is the FIRST murder perpetraed in wndham from
the settlement Of the town-now than 90 Yeas
since.-Cor. Albany Erenfng Journal.
FAsHIoNs.-Ladies' parasols will be more in
fashion this year than they have been the
most beautiful being those made in white italian Gk,
embroidered round the edges with beautiful wreath OF
roses, or bright gersnium howen. Scarfs viii
be worn during the ensuing summer. The prettiest
have for the month those of
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FOR SALE OR TO LEASE

FUh SAIzE Or TO LEASE,
EOR ONE on MOI YEARS the Premises IsssIy oc-
cupied tannery, situated in eunops Rocklan co.,
within few yards Of the New York and Eric Eailroad On
the prenses new and commodious dweine house the
lot wheh = stands y we'll stocked with l and
has meyer isns sam q ,rsn"ains within lew feet
water PrviIeEe ascbsd h. might be used
other mechanical pupOses al situated Wisin aus
yards from the dwelling house. There also sood ham
and Out hou:es Title good and gysa imsdiae-
s,..,Sa ,,sss. Or Of The Subscriber 8 rs
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eNlreF0N s tE
ELL aa hsss
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SUMMER HOTEL.

- d. r. 4 6EO FLEEMAN have taken the new. fs
3 House., At 0rsenport, L. H. where they will -
k:1M happy to their friends and the public:
last years and feels confident ~ good q hsv
jue Of Good Sea bashng Fishing,
Hunting and sailing Horsss and carriages attached to tss
house and Bowling Alleys. my19 1wsrc
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR THE SUMMER,
At Bedford L. L. three miies from South Ferry ssd assv
1.I- \ a't~ the Rsiirssd Depot.
- A COTTAGE, containing two psSiors = fset,ls
@ library ssd dining room on nr;s nSor ssht sSym. q
.. house gardeners house, kc with four acrss, In
eqnsSt 6y omnibu. and railroad @ The city, viii BE- let
'o' ''' Xnply 20 GEO. D. FISK, ~ William street.
Also new French Cottage Oxford street. r,rnsn
Twelve lots of ground enclosed The co:isgs haf nsrss
t;srhen Re IN Basement parors and bveaksst room
81 aror and four bedrooms second noorwill Be
pssd,aess for tenant IN two weeks Apply q above.
my18 m
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-. y. fhlS<E1 . O(l.
FASHIONABLE HAT STORE.
u THE suBsC RIDERS having opened ! HAT STORE
at NO. ne FULTON street Of Dutch street.
fully soIct the patronage chsr old customers snd the
c They will coustsnty keep had eosnpl ere sssort
and will sel At the lowest Single hts 70 order
srsIn.s ~ i:s.s'' A'ae' TGHH6SS9R TH6s sR RINNS6k fNlS6k
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lSEN1 LEQAEA' . ofi.iNG FASHION. 7T-- 8
u BEAVER, AND SILK HATS Of the best quality ..d
sale at the old szrxblished prcea - -
Ress s;iL s'.'''...''.' .s'.'. .........H
'S ROW., Meiciant.; Exchsnse.
aHlm.rc ~ ,s.aas 70 William street.
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In all ten comPeniss numbsring about 30 mon Col
Peyton and sa also called last night copsng the fol
lowing onicers:--Lxsut Celousl H. w. Dunlap; w. r
Fortson, Adjt; T. H. Hays, Quarter Mastsr; &C. Hun
ter, ssrgeantajor; John shannon, QusrterM MassrSer
geant; ]. L. sattsreld. Surgeon; j. B. Henderson, A.
sis<ant Surgeon; c. b. Buckner I'd Assistant Surgeon
w. Wilson, Paymastsr.-Nev OrJesas Dels, Msy 20.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

appointments by the Gouernor.-1he Militia,
His Excelency Gov. Pratt, has made the fol-
lowing appointments in the Maryland Militia
for the District of Baltimore-Willam F.
Giles, Colonel of the Sixth Regiment; Capt.
James Nj. Anderson, Colonel of the Twenty
seventh Regiment; Capt John Pickell, Colonel
of the Thriy-ninth Regiment; and John Spear
Nicholas, Colonel of the Flfty-second Regi'
Regimental Staff, and Company Officers, viii
soon be appointed and announced, preparatory
to the immediate enrolment of all persons be-
tween the ages of IS and 45, who are liable tc
do Military duty. 1t is intended to commence
the enrolment in few days, proper persons
having been selected for that purpose, Under
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r5-we cut the following from the American, and

g65-We cut the following from the American, and
fully cOrroborate and approve the abatement:
"If Mr., Connel, who has of late "rased breeze"
about his PAIN EXTRACTOR for burns and scalds,
sOres and infammstions Of every kind, does not
ruin his article by offering it for toe many tn ngs he
must make a fsruRe by it-that is, if he stops his
foolish offers give it away. This might de 10 be-
gin WITH but when salve has wrought the wonders
able pay for il. He may give II to the poor if he like,
but we think an inventor of such remedy should
not always remain poor himself Any respectable
practitioner who may 90 to 81 CORTLAND street, and
what we have seen, (and unless we have lost our
senses, know to be tfue,) they must b. convinced
there is no humhug or quackery in this matter. IN
York Empress.
For sGie by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner OF
Hanover and BaltimOre-sts., also at the corner OF
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. 81 Thames
street, +. P, Baltimore. 1t
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ANOTHER VOICE FROM MAINE!


Dear StT:-H2ving experienced great benefit from
your invaluable medicine, feel il my duty and privi-
lPge to let the world know what il has done for me
Possessed Of strong constitution naturally, had en-
jOyed perfect health previous 10 the spring of 1913,
when was troubled with difficulty in my left side,
attended with much pain. SOmt time in July was
violently attacked with cough, which continued
until fall; then | was confined to the house eight
months, during which time my cough very
we're frequently had spells of cOughi4g which last
ed two hour; daily raised large quantities of disagree
able matter, acc mpanied with blood. Sometimes
raised quart of blood at a time. consulted three
physicians all of whom did their best to restore me;
gave me up; said they could do no more for me;
must die; il was impossible for me to live but short
time. One of them said my lungs gone. At
this critical moment, when eminent physicians had
exhausted their skill, friends despared of my life, my
own hope OF recovery AT an end, ressrted 10 DR.
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. When
had taken and half bottles those severe spells
of coughing were removed. continued taking the
BalSam until Spring, 1914, when ceased to bleed at
the lungs, my health and strength improved so that
left the house. but not able to work for year
Now my health is good. am able to do days work
my farm, JAMES CoMRRY.
Witness, Thomas Benner.
R7-For particulars see DR.. Wistars treatise on con-
sumption, to be had of the agents.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X Tyler, 10 f. Baltimore street;
Seth 5. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
x Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins * Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Sansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II Keer,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So North
GAY street. je8 lw
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GLIsT-PORT OF BATTING
SUNDAY, JUNE 7, l546.
rRoMrHE EXCHANGE READNe-ROoM B o d
CLEARED.
Oh ENNEDg
Shin Harvest. Fuller IL Rrnman Schanr &


Ship Harvest, Fuller, jr, Bremen, Schaer & Kg
Schr Charron, Patterson, Point Isabel, Texas|
Hooper & Sons.
Schr Experiment, Busck, Edenton, N. c., u
Corner s. Sens.
SIOop Union, CottinEham, Philad., ]. w. Broi
Br. brig Devonshire, Warrington, West Indif
s. II. R. Tucker.
SAILED Briggs Gen. Pnckney Gayle, CharlI
Louise, (Brem.) Wencke, Bremen; schr Eel
Brown, Savannah; brig Devonshire, WatliI
West Indies.
ARRIVED,
Schr Mary Ann, Eaton, 5 days from Charll
lumber, 10 Will ans s. Co.
Schr Zion, Fields, from Philadelphia, assorted
go, to John w. Brown,
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, frem Norfolk. I'd
at Old Point, barque Catharine, Phillips, fOm b
taking on board U 3. troops for Point Isabel.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Re
off New Point tOpsail schr; and off the Rappd
mock brigantine-bOth bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Catharine, Jackson, Stafford, for New
3lst; and harqne Hermitage, Fry, for Cowes il
days, were left at Havana 9th ult by schr Stra
at Charleston.
Ship Roanoke, Hanna from Rio de Janeiro,
fore reported below arrived at Orleans 2oth
Barque Mary, Johnson, from Freepon for
sailed from Portland Sd inst,
Barque Lawrence, Harding, and schr Mary Al
Ia, Muns0n, from Baltimore, arrived at BOstOl
nsl; and brig Mary Stanton, Bearse, from do. dc
BaTQue Home, Wingate, for Richmond, clear
York yesterday. Schrs Michigan, Terry, ar
at do. same day from Baltimore; and Sarah Z.
rill, Strong, FIN do. Sd inst.
Brig Saldana, Stubs, with her outward cargo,
ed from Rio de Janeiro for Montevideo, preVio
April 10.
Schr John Alyne, Burgess, sailed from Plyn
for Baltimore ID inst.
Schr Highlander, Baker, and Mankin, Terry
at New York for Baltimore 9th inst; ARID at do
day, schrs Gen Worth, Atwell, from New Orb
and Baltimore, Latourette, from this pert.
Schr Wave, Parsons, hence at Boston, 4th ins
Schr Mercy, Smith, for Baltimore, in days
at Cardenas goth ult.
schr Mary, Rowland, from Baltimore, arriv
Providence Sd inst
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{h3-LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE ME-
CHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The semi annual
meeting of this Association will be held at the Sa-
loon on THIS Monday EVENING, 9Th instant, at
O'Clock. The punclual attendance of each MEM
Der ia particularly requested.
1t JOHN FURLONG, Scc'y.
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n7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the CITY,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc &C.. for sale and made order, as cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. q. ;. FRYER,
Milf No. Nsrth Gay street,
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JOHN FURLONG, Sec'y.

n3- THE ANNUAL GRAFTON OF THE MEDI-
CAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACULTY of Mary
land, will he delivered by Professor N. K. SMITH, on
TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th inst, at 8 o'clock, in the
Fayette and Charles SITS. The members ofthe Facul-
~ and the public, generally are invited TO attend.
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josef Recording Secrstary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-08
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