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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

I'm The Boston Post says-"It is runcred that the old
soard of New.York Brokers contemplate putting The
Bss,ou Board in Coventry because Oft refusal 10 &C
knowledge the Norwich combination time bargains
which they term repudstion, but the losing parties
hcre strm 10 be resistance OF wrong and oppression
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

HUTCHINSON ~ RUNHOS have on hand large
ana splendid OF every description VI Incis
Rubber Goods use consisting 10 part OF about
5000 dozen Goody years Patent Corrugated Suspentes
900 p sirs mems womens and childrens' Rubbers
lOHO do DO Leather Sced Overshoes
500 do do Metallic Go
Geo Go Ladies Sandals, Metallic
500 do 90 Slippers, do
100 DO do Busklls do
All OF which viii sold. wholesale retail, The
reasonable terms, The Warehouse OF the Newark, n j.
Ipdis Rubber Factory. IS Maiden-lsue mli 6tisosi:
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PAPER HANGING DEPOT.

PAPER HANGING DEPOT.
g. P.& J. GRATAcP,
81 Msiden-!sbe,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in French and American Paper
iHanpngs respectfully INVITE Country Merchants Land
orcs md Tenants call examine tnsh afge end
n-nd;d .soent Of Paper Harglngs, Views, Ffo Board
Ff,ous Borders kc- before purchasing elsewhere
n b-CorItaui.y hand general assortment OF Up
hoI,L.ry goods a. Wholesale and retail
Wrdoyr Sasdess splendid assortment a. very reduced
49,. - - :, or.ri,tv mil
SECREsY UNMASkED.-The Development Of
Saw nys,-ry i, full OF Interest TO ALL and engages NE a.
tc,on earnestly The pc!anih.opical VIII ever act 70 az
10 satisfy public crEyrg and on mis- wise we aver tst
he spendid SUCCESS Of persons VINO shae u iasnlon
able scciey gained by their marked attsntion 10 their
Teetn Eyrres Aromatic Tooth Paste Ia The perfection OF
deottr!ce az II cleans the Teeth 70 dazzling pcariy
whiIrc-sa. 80 Genus per isr, al EVERETT'S Ciy Drug
So y; Hudsun-st ul4 IT.
IyOI, SALE-S=cont-hsud Counters, Sashes, Sash
4 Doors SHADES, &c and put up q. short notice, by
MA I'm J-LoShE, ouuuel, oL E-----
IA CHANCEkY-betorz the Vice-CnaneeI.4}n o.. =
First ClfcaiL-MargareI Cecilia Hernandez y" SIs Com.
Hrrrandez.-Blr rd for divorce Rnssei Chsrles
plainsnts Solicitors g Wsst New-Yofh hS.e nsce OF
f. Hernandez The defendant 10 his ceIse ~ centred 70
residence Ia in Havana il The Island OF nrx, or
appear in this BY the tenth day Oh nv hin,
hS n on Nsv.yorI. Mach lsb 1876. ml$ iawSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

~ The TT. Bishop McCoshry will administer
the rite OF confirmation in TIE Prot Episcopal Cnurch Of
the Messish, Congregation OF CoioIed Persona os3
Broadway, tWor,hipping IN the HALL Tomorrow Eve
half mas n Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

I'm sud Wednesday, the l5h ns half past o'clocs.
SUBJECTS.
Firs Lecture Gentlemen and Ladies-The Lecturers
personal p-rruce while priest Conversion from POPE
~ aud escape from the dangers the nqaon q, Rome
Second Lecture TO GeHeaen and Lades-The mora! and
sous o he city OF Rome, and the moral influence
OF Romsni.u in Popish countries The Confessional &c.
Third Lecture 70 G.r,emen only-Auricular Cont-s
sion The mode Of confessing OF married and unmarried
females Admission Il. cents, Al the door V!'ilors VIII
confer favor by providing themselves with change
mi Ills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

MUSIC.
Nj DUMSDAY, No. IS Boud-st. near the Bowery. Pro
VI. Guitar, Singing Accordion and 'lon
continues 20 teach Lsdies aud Gent al their te.i
deuces. al psrs OF New-fork City, win iucn iaclly
and rapid progression by his but never iaus system
Terms very reasonable. Apply u; IS Soad.sL mis- I'm.
pail II COMPLIMENr TO Allen Dodw9t.h,
d. his Pupils, the Aoo!S Saloon. "Wednesday Eve
In MO % Stls -''4' T. w BAIRD, Secretary
CITY OF ELMS.
yNHE EXHIBITION OF THIS MODEL, together win
Mormon Temple q, Nauvoo, WI remain open for short
ime longer a. the Granite Building TlcSss - Gems
f. PORTER BELDEN, Proprietor
(. B. CUNNINGHAM.
Superintendent OF Exhibitor.
The proprietor is constructing At $50 Brosdway,a
MODEL OF NETWORK,
representing IN wood every building shed tree and
other OBJECT the Great Metropolis OF America which WIZ
be com eled few months. Above this moael WIZ %
Canopy on which viii ne deneated views of public build
ngs places OF business manufactures, private Residences
hotels steamboats, ranging from 10 10 81 inches In
length for which moderate compensation Will De
Hsya, now so nearly completed Model of NewYork
the proprietor will either sell give lease OF me oceA
OF New Haven &c.
Office hours, from TO . r NJ , go, -, - 49,,
HORSEBACK EXERCISE.
Eillott's Substitute for Horseback Exercise
NO PERSON OF sedentafy habits ana respeelatiy no
TENT ExERcIsER. All physicians VINO nave seen Ieeoi
mend IL 10 those IN need a h-althu! exercise
Orders sent lS6 Markets. Newark, ~ j. VIII De
promptly attended Prices OF the Patent Erercer range
from SIS SIS. Zoi lnleools
DiANU-FOKTE AND sINGING.-Mr& MO
i LEY pupil OF the celebrated Creveili, and SIR u
smur respectfully thai she is prepared 10 give
Lessons in the above branches her residence, 81 frank
Inst Tor that of her pupils) on reasonable terms mls NJ
is ready teach IN the Ciy or country
milo Inn
rVNUE INMAN GALLERY-Treasurer's Notice.
The Treasurer OF the Exhibition for the benent oil aini
~ late Henry lnnan respectfully gives nouce 70 oe
many have demands against him. on sGconn' ol lhe
Exhibition present them 10 him at oS2 Broadway or aa
usenI And he also requests those members OF tnc Co
t,.s and otter gentlemen who have received Tickets Tor
sale to account OF the same in the early part Oh
TO- ,rs,,ing week K NJ. FOSDlCK,
J,, r,.v,u,,,s nj the InmGn Fund, SS2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14
BEEBE & cosTAR,

100 bTUHIWdys
a. Will Introduce the Spring Fashion 70. Gen
aonen's Hs,s Msgch tn, 1885. 2lf lsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

n BROWN, Stone Seal EDgraver: 21s Btoadvsy, op-
nosi,s the Park Goats Of Arms, Crests, Cyphers &c
grsy.d or Stone or Brass Ladies Seals, Pencil Cases.
sIgset or Seal Rings, engraved with Arms CEests or
sng Device Diamoncs, Amethyss, TopeLes. &c bought
a. Inc rough or cut any form aud painted IN any stye from
= and upward and orwsrded 20 any part Of The Cnlied
S..ateoosS -. n S.,r.s IL
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J.R. CURTiSS. Aucuon-er.
MATCHES. IEMEIRY and Fancy Go

q NUCUUupcI.
WATCHES. JEwELRY and Fancy Goods
w Isasc s. Psit VIII sell. morning, 10 O'Clock, At
the Auction Room 3 PIat., OF Gol-sL by Catalogue,
general OF gold aud silver levers duplex,
Choir escs pemsui ard epne watches. Also, sup. Lon
don made silver chrononesrs warranted. together with
gold GIT lewery OF every Description sucn brace
iet. uscr rings, drops brooches je and steel orns
Also about 500 dozen pocket books wallets and purses,
hose ana zebra wood wiring desks aud work
boxes, ana iaucy goods generally.
Also lot of watchuisAers tools English verge move
ship chronome!e for account OF Tho estae "
q deceased psrson.
Also OC0 pairs French suspenders and children and Is
dies dress buttons
Also under inspection OF Wadens OF The Por for ac-
coun, Of the underwriters casks brses damaged on tho
vnva,,. ~ INN ration It,
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A. McILROY, DEN

a. lNCILhOII OhN I1S4,
d ESPECTFULLY gives notice that he has returned from
KeEurope and snow al S57 Broad second coor above
Fraasins The advertiser would invite public
new style Mineral Teeth which be "a introducing. These
Perfect Teeth" las they have been nslnec moulded
from Natural Teeth and attached gold plates without
solder or meta whatever behind Teeth And those
VINO have had these elegant Teeth inserted in European
cities can now have them safely repaired in the
uer SIS BY the operators Il those cities An improved
for filing he d.Ispic OF Teeth God Fill
lag IN the Iuo.t thorough manner. mil stisV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

0On TONS No. Port Henry Pig Iron for sale by
OUV milo Owls JOS. TUCKERMAS, o9 West-sL
PENNIES! PENNIES lin roll, Of Ftisy Ceeu
Z can be had sl TIA Tribune oaes. "a u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

HENRY JOHNSON having purchased The interest OF 4
VIII hereafter continue The business on lis own &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

yT- Rev. w. ID. Snodgrass, ID. ID. will be In
stalled Past of the Fi-enths- Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening 18th Exercises TO commence Al
: o'clock. Sermon by Dr. Spring Charges by Dr. Potts
! and Mr. Greeneaf IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

NTOT,CE-The arm OF 4. s. sands ( Co. e7S Broad
WAY corner Chsneers't was d'soVed by nuIua' coz
semi ON IN. % dny OF February 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

~ Secrets of the tOufessiouai.-Ihyee Lectures
vii, ne delivered toy Rev DR. Gusrnisni, formerly
Popi.h Priest In tn City OF Rome, the Berean Bapt's
Church (Rev. Mr.. Dowinss Of Bedford and Down
SIS evenings Of Monday the 18th Tuesday the
l.th sud Wednesday, the 3Ih na:. al hafpss o'clocs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

ID ENOVATE Your Plated Gooes--Any person Can. II
Ila few minutes without the OF battery, any dele
ferrous substance, by the simple and expeditions aPPos
ton OF the Silver Plating ud, revet Kind OF plated
GOODS or ANY article composed of brsss copper German
Silver Warranted give satisfaction, or Ihe money
f,rnej For sale. wholesale ard retail oy
JOHN J. BROWN Z co. i22 Fulton-si-
.l,o nv II Chalmers ~ Corland-s: F. Many, $50 Pearl
a.: Pno P. Greeuy, l72 Grsnd-st; T 5. Raade!. ils
broadway; C. V HenniRar, ISL Broadway and Z B. War
80 STr5 6recker-1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

Ara TO LET-The MODERN built three-atory brick
3 House No rs Fourth.sL tho Sixth avenue, from
the frst OF May next II ID hn.sed In The best man
with marble throughout plas glass, plated
furniture &C Said house built for tho occupancy OF
former owner and first house. Rem. will be mod
era. TO good tenant FOR two or three years
will be given II required Apply P. CLENDENEN, No.
lSl EIdfidge..L or TO SAMUEL GRAYDON, No. IS Pine
q, MT 2wist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14
4urtiou Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctoneeg
by BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATTs-Store
10 24 Bros1wky.-Lboral Cssh Advances msdo on con :.
sign 70. Aaciloa Sslea
NETWORK SPRING TRADE SALE
To connaenoe Monday, March sd
catalogue OF this important sals 10 the Trade 10
now ready Al q suction room
X COLTOS & co. Auction and Commission Nor
chants, nos liS Futor-s, and 81 Ann-st Liberal id
made on consiznmons prompt r-turus made.
THIS DAY, Saturday, March "a
AZ i0t O'Clock, Al 81 Ann-st
assortment and second hand furniture sonast
ing OF marble top .bes sofss sands
looking glasses Boston Rockers curl maple chairs carpets
OIL eion &e Also large lot of quilts counterpsns. blank
el' oeoaas, X Aso large quantity Of Tobacco, egars,
TUESDAY, March II.
Al loi O'Clock, al No 20 Huber,-~
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Crockery and Glass w arc COM
prsinc 4 general assortment Particular, hereafter
THURSDAY, March 10.
Al 10 O'Clock, az No. 81 Annsl
Doors SHOES BGoSASs &c. comprising largo quantity
and worthy OF dealers Catalogues day before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

TT Rey.B. f. Barrett will deliver his tenth Lee
tur- on the Sacred Scripture Sabbath morrow eve.
ming the NewYork Society Library Building corner Of
Science Of Coespondences and lis Importance TO the right
Interpretation of Scripture Seats free Lecture TO be post
poped 10 case OF STORM. nl4 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

u Course of Lectures TO the Young.-The
Lecture of this Course Will be delivered by
The Rev. John Adams, of Brighton Mass in The North
Dutch Church WiIsm-s tomorrow tSshoath) evening,
March Is The service commence 6, : O'clock Subject
..,rbs -, -,;,s, mi. az Charsc-r,' IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

ABS D. SANDS continue their business as heretofore
al 100 Fuion-sI corner OF William MO 81
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ry-To MilItnry Compa nies, Societies, Refe-

rees c-The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
aud h- public generally, that he has nseu esse OF the
house number $50 Broadway well known Constitution
Hall which will undergo nsny alterations and improve
mene and that hs prepared let his rooms for the
ensuing yenr His bar well stocked with The beat OF
Wine Liquos Segars and he hopes 10 render himself
mi; 2w- WM ii. CRATER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

r The Rev. Lewis p. w. Balch, Rector OF 81
Berholomew's Church. VIII preach 10 the Young IN the
Church OF he Epiphany 1870 Sanoust between Essex and
Norfolk sis on Sunday evening March 10 Service 10 com
Inence fl ~ O'Clock. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

His Country Newspaper 4GgetTiHg dgtey IS IN te 1T
hnu- Buildings. aac ohere else Ia New YorA. where he
aes II distinctly unders,ood thai al orders intended for MS
Agency should addressed and where the Papers rosI
NJ sdyerti.iDr &c NAV he seeu TIA: Rood TO Wealth.
brief rea.e on advertising, aJ be had al h' Office gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

u Rev. ID. +. Robertson will preach on SABBATH
evening Cardinal Doctrine of Revealed Religion as
Held and Transmitted in The Church all Ages, in the The
ologica Seminary University place. block above the
University. Service 10 commence ri I! o'clock IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

lpH JAMES NJ. MILLER
I'D TUESDAY, March IL,
Aii0! O'clock, al store Nc. L;be.ty-st
Doors SHoEs.-loc0 cases bools, ifoes and bro
CANS cousisuBg OF every variety, suitable for Southern
Western and Northern trads, Sale positive.
THURSDAY March L. 1876,
At 10. O'Clock the OF T K Stout No 81 Ferrys
Leather, Sc-5O0O aides OF Sole Leaherl00 dozen hn-
ished Cali Skns-wih other articles In The line, credit
OF . months.
Al 10. O'clock the T. r. Stout No. 81 Feryst
5000 sides OF sole leather.
UCTIUS SuciCE.-FQrniIure Saie.-By v,rtno
"A OF morgsge-Ths day, al 10: O'clock by virtue OF
mortgage Will be sold, In tho large 50 Bcekmzo-st
and 80 Ann-st rge and valuable assortment OF excellent
furniture OF ail descriptions by virtue y. mortgage
prslng desirable variety OF housekeeping articles bot hs
used good ORDER Including beds, mattresses, bed
ding French and other beisssds oufesux chairs tables
piano forte looking glasses carpets book cases sofs bed,
eirandoes CLOTH extensive for advertisement
Every paid sales OF furniture either IN tho
Sale Rooms tho premises THOS. BELL, Aueuoneor,
J. W. SOME SnHkE. Al,Y for Nortgagec. IL
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Gituatlons, &r. Uautea.

N7ANTED-A sInarI arrive Lad about y years OF age
W 10 work shop None Iced apply Thai cannot con-
we'll recommended for honesty ACTIVITY Apply b.for
10 o'ciocs IN tho morning n: IS Maid.p.lsr- Ir-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

zg- American inslirute-Farmers Club-The
meeting Of Club Will be Tuesday I'm inst al the
Repository in the PARK 10 O'Clock NJ SubectsKeeping
OF Ca.tle, especially Cows Pruning Trees and Vines
Open all who take interest in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

WINDOW SHADES OF oil prepsfaGon In
w y-ni nanufactured and sod who !esaIe and retail
exclusively By Il 7. WEBB 80 per cent cheaper sa1sIy
h-attu and far more durable the French n &c
Tory No. IL Diyis!on-s Srd story OF The ssckeii
X B.-The store Is i53 P-lrLat four doors SCUM Vi
rbarr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-10

CURIOUS AND IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC Dis
CoyERY. The Philadelphia keystone SAYS
cit is now ascertaned, beyond doubt, that the
Telegraphic wires now in operation between
this city, New York and Baltimore, are the
cause ofthe heavy and repeated rains we have
had ever since they were in operation. The
electric fluid is attracted by their galvanic pow
er, and that sympathy which exists between
gases, added to the wonderful and mysterious
operations of nature, produce this wonderful
phenomena, which we leave for the philosopher
to explain more fully and scientifically" High
ly important, if true, Mr.. Keystone.
PATRIOTISM. Lieut.. McPike, of the Louis
vile Montgomery Guards, sold his house and
stock of groceries at auction, left the money
for the support of his family, and went with the
legion, to the wars.
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the people ofboh countries may be more prof
itably employed than in taking human life
We are contending with her for our rights, and
not for conquest; and if they can be obtained
by peaceful negotiations it should be preferred
to war, Wemust be careful not ''to feel pow
or and forget right in our contest with Mex-
co; bot yield promptly to the first proposition
made by her to settle amicably; so may we ex-
pect to prosper as nation. But should we act
otherwise, and attempt to conquer and annex
Mexico to our country, we cannot expect the
approval by Providence of the undertaking.
and whether in national or individual concerns,
without that sanction there can be no perma-
nent success
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Barque Helen Maria, Taylor, days from Boz
assorted cargo, to T r Matthews.
Barque Ida, Hallett, days from Boston, assci
cargo, TO Osborn s. WhIuidge.
FIR. barque Globe, BOudoine, days from VI
ballast, TO A. Schumacher Co.
Brig Columbia, Coffin, from Porto Cabello 20t
coffee and hides, to P Caduc Aduph Ahrens, al
Stetson, of Boston. Left schr Roanoke, Webb, \
LA Guayra for Boston, to sail on the 2Sth. III,
had light winds and Gains the whole passage.
Brig Glamorgan, Focke, from Kingston, Jam.g
ult pimentO, ginger, old copper, brass, iron, sP]
sc. TO X x H Tucker, w W Spence s. Co; Clel
Smith, John A lday, and l. Meyer, of York.
barque Herschell, Adams, FIN N Orleans, arrived
brigs Oceanus, Saith FIN do. dis. bound to Cied
Cos, TO load for Trieste; Emblem, Bankard find
vannah, dis; schr Monitor, Farnham, for Ort|
Brig Toronto, White, sailed days before for q
to load for York. Passengers, DR. Maxwell and
children, Miss POwnal, Messrs. Woods, Frazier I
son, Spier, Waldron, and Is in the steerage.
Brig Baltimore, Brown, days flom Boston, al
cargo, TO t Whitridge & Co.
Brig Chickasaw, kendrick, 6 days FIN Boston,
cargo, to Osborn & Whitridge.
Schr Seguine, Cole, days from N York, assoc
cargo, to Mankin.
Schr Emily Johnson, SnedicOT, 3 days from
York, assorted cargo, to Mankn.
Schr Chesapeake, Stuart, 4 days I'm N York,
cargo, TO Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr JACK Downing, Field, fun Philadelphia, 4
TO w Brown,
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk,
MEMORANDA
Brig Midas, Etchberger, from Baltimore, arrive
K ey West oath ult
Brig Vlclorne, Forrest, from Baltimore, ariivi
Charleston 9Th inst.
Brig Water Witch, LeBrou, from Baltimore, al
ed at Norfolk 9th inst.
Schr Invincble, Morgan, for Baltimore, clearI
New Orleans LIST inst.
Schr Gen. Washington, McComas, for Baltnl
cleared at Savannah 18th inst
Schr Amelia, Terry, flom Baltimore, arrived
York 9TH lust.
. A letter from Key West, under date of 28tfl
says--"The schr Mersey from Cardenas for ~
more, with cargo of molasses, when - days
sprung aleak and bore up for this port. Struc9
the reef in the vicinity of Key Vacas, stove som
hhds and got off. She is now discharging the bali
of her cargo. She is an old vessel, and will prob
be condemned" .a.
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NREAT BARGAINS!

u BAKGAINS FOR UASH!!
The subscriber, being determined to dispose of the
remaining stock of DRY GOODS, GROCER Els,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &c, belonging to The
estate of the late Charles Waters, and found in his
store, at his late residence Waterford Anne Arundel
County, with as little delay possible, hereby gives
notice to the public, and especially those in the i'm
mediate neghbOrhoOd, that the whole of the above
STOCK OF GOODS will he sold TO suit purchasers,
either in small or large PARCELS at very reduced prices
for CASH, Those having need of such Goods would
do well to call, rs great Bargains may be expected.
F. G.. WATERS, EX'r of G. Waters,
N. b. All those indebted at the store Of the bate
Charles Waters, will please make immediate pay
ment TO Mr. Addison Johnson, on the premises, or
to the subscriber, No LAW BUILDISGs, Bait. Md.
JeIO-ws4w isl FIG. WATERS.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW hooks.

~ NEWSPAPERS! NEWSPAPERS.
We have received an elegant variety Of Newspapers
tor the present week. viz: London Punch, May l6 +,
full oftun, l2 PC; New York Spirit of the Times;
Police Gazette; Albion; National Press; Sat- Courier;
Saturday Evening Post; Meals Gazette; Anglo Ame-
rcan; Flag of ON Union; N Y. Minor; Old Country
man; Weekly Tribune; Uncle Sam; Yankee; Public
LEDGER DAD Fellows Mirror, sc. &c. @3-Litell's
Living Age, No. lOS The Knckerbocker for June,
1916; Democratic Review for June, with splendid
beautiful Engravings, only 20 cents; Napoleon and
his MarShals, richly illustrated with portraits of his
Generals, vol. 3 81 %. For sale al
VIM. TAYLOR * co.
4, 5 and Jarvis Building,
G5- Benefits Weekly Herald just at hand-a val
liable and Interesting paper-Engravngs Editorials
in any quantity. 1t
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co

Opposite Barnum's, Bait Md.
Nr3-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. COnsoli-
dated Lottery, class No 49, for 1876: For benefit OF
Town of Bel-Ai:E
2S Is SO 81 % So II 43 SO SIS SIS
ls and o. being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
and 9, being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each Is
% and e. being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 10
II and SO, being the 7th and 9Th; or and 43, be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each 10
Allhavng two of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, I" 9!
1t EMORY & CO., No. N. Calvert-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-10

RUMoRED SETTLEMENT. 1t is not safe to
place confidence in rumors, for they are fire.
qucntly raised without even a shadow of foun-
daton-but we hope that there is truth in the
report, that "the Secretary of State and the
British Mniste: have come to an agree
ment upon the Oregon question" We ex-
pressed the opinion few days ago. that the
Hbernia had brought to the British Minister
the ultimatum of his government; and we are
still under that impression Matters in refer
ence to the Oregon question have evidently ar
rived at that point, when it must be settled Ell
thor amicably or by the sword; and both gov
ernments must therefore, naturally be DESTROYS
to have the subject closed without delay. With
frankness and honesty of purpose, we do not
apprehend that there will be much difficulty in
bringing the dispute to a peaceful termination
and such, we believe, is the hope and expec-
tation offour-hfths of the people of both nations.
We have narrowed down our extravaganza pre-
tensions within reasonable limits, and we pre-
sumo that England will be content with lust
partition of the territory Hence we are pre-
Dared to receive intelligence that the contro-
versy is at an end, and that friendship between
the two nations has been entirely restored. 1t
would diffuse general joy, and give renewed
life and activity to business of every descrp-
hon.
Should the Oregon question be settled in a
fsv DAYS or weeks, we trust that it will be fol-
,owed by an arrangement with Mexico so that