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COmpl, ton or the First volume or CHAM
bers Info nation. No. g. Just published, contains -
British Costumes Printing,
Scottish Costumes, Engraving,
Spaces ofTims, Lithognphy,
Chronology Resources Of Humanity,
Time-Keepers, Useful Advices and Receipts
Key to tho Calenda-, The Toilet
Proverbs and Old sayag,.
Messrs. Zieber Co.. doing good service to the
people, in publishing this library Of useful knowledge
low place within the attainment of all who
seeking for lnfor As compendium of moral,
naual phi scal and lical history
No who subseribes and Iesds Chanbers
for the People, help becoming well informed Almost
every science subject treated upon illustrated by well
designed and executed engraving II will be comp eted
sixteen numbers and will form volumes IL is
sid az twentyhv cents number- CAdm5ersbrg, Pa.,
Repository
For sale. wholesale and retail by
Burg IS, Suinger 4 Co, 222 Broadway, New York.
w. II. Graham, Tribune Building, New York.
Long Brother, 32 Ann street, New York.
w. Taylor No. Aston House, New York.
Zieber X CO., Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
Reddipg Co., State street, Boston.
Saxton ket Washington street, Boston.
w. Taylor, North street. Baltimore.
j. g. Morg IN, New Orleans
w Adam. Washington City
ltobinsoa X Joaes Cincinnati
J. w. Cook, Pisburg
A. Head, Charleston.
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AUCTION NOTICES.
WM. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.

WM W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
:jTS: BE-
.s sss
and Ssq s sSs f ss km
IN o As. sui he S Is ssss 70 be
n MGRAw' Ne is Brosawsy, would Is,p.elfoiIv r in
torn hu customers and The public geseray. that he
hand very large Of CsSinss afs will 81.
w: ON & % at Broad
The stock consist IN part Of black walnut and
XIV x Gothic aud Other syes seeuy carved VI sns
covered with 6ns and very brocse pushes and do
BoS s aS
tables hall stands French bedsteads ,ofa bedead wash
stands together with great variety OF other articles the
n MO deems ii unnecessary to make any comments re-
spectng the quality ofh furniture He would only say
whole has been made under his supervision oil the best
article will be warranted the same sold private
Persons wishing 70 purchase will cd IL an object to calf and
1srm.1Usdsf soo. ca,h-over sOO approved endorsed
d ss.rh TURTLE DUCLUzGAU. Auciouers.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,. Auer
aaa o @ sSd sS LS S o. Madison
and on the Middle road
10Th instant, n O'clock the Merchants. EIehanssA'
s2 lots OF ground, lying mostly one parcel and situated
slots and Of lots the th avenue between ssh
large pieces ground fronting on the Middle road and
extending from the Of the block and sOh
sd.oa o'Ses % sd a asd
Z lot: on 2sih street between 4th and sth svenuel
i o,. on 5oth street. DO DO
y TI lots aud cores on sist st. do do
will be sold with the lots which they stand
ss" s9e ss m
mi 80 per cent OF the purchase remain bond
LhosfspSed mps can Be sbtsnsd at de suction room of
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A REAL FARCE.

A COUPLE be married, and the priest s,id he
"A could not marry them becsuse they had money
enough They advanced three dollars but he wanted
dollars and the parties thinking that much declined the
odsr walked o6, and came TO you ior redress a. src
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nANCING ACADEMY.

Mr. sARACCO Italian sl,p aud MILE AN
~, CeIIarius grateful 10 the American bean monde
10, N. they have with almost all
sTARANTELLE WALTZ Dance ofNsples,
~ - ANGELINA,
aew waltz FIVE steps in order replace the Invented
Letpg theatrical.
The above tsauso dances and also all the most fsshscns
iowa, Waltz Redowa. wazes In two and three steps,
thoroughly Taught n few lessons.
B.The music for the above mentioned dances, recently
publIsbed 10 New York, be purchased a the Dancing
Academy, Broadway, corner Of Canal street, No So
tmsr
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Pocket md Penknives, Sc.-Tho under
signed call the OF those in Of the abovs
their assortment among which will be found Of the
most beautiful and rsre srecimers ever imported.
Also, large vaiietv OF patterns more useful.
q. SAUNDEkS& SON. III Broadway.
A few doors Courlandf
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CITY LOTS FOR NALE.

CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
ONE LOT the East side Of Broadway, between Goth
" and 2lst streets-23 feet by 100.
Six Lots in 26th the 9th and TIN Av
feet by SO.
One the South side of 18th street. between 5th and
9Th Avenues-25 feet by LAG.
One Lot in the ,ame neighborhood-30 feet by I03
Four Lots in seth street. each rs by 100 feet
Fine Lots the r. Of 5th Avenue and Goth
lao by li3 feet. Enquire OF JOHN JAY,
DO ztaw lmsr IS Nassau It.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS.
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION Of an
"A cent and modem Paintings, Of all schools, recently
then n their eEna carved france Is now on exhibition at
and Chamber, street where they Be every day
10 A. NJ. until r. NJ: Entrance in Chambers street.
sh Wsdassd.y ;hs sth and ThZdaF he th Of pse:nber
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TApUsFmEKTs.-

j uEgF vIssS 05 sEF cF
Hs f1T, a" S with DONE
Afs1 WHICH the fascinating PAS DE FLEuas by AZ
10 Shish will b AIDED AND ,o-Mr Lywhe Mr.
H3SsESi ,ssss1 i:s%s ID',''''~'H PAS
# lhe whole g conclude with The GRAND PAS URiEN
Boz 6do, ey ga S v,s sI ;s,a Dsnseuss.
menes a. oeIosf 6oIs: e.ni.; ossyS i q essG.
BowlEIK Il 1 - = wsdns.aay EysgYg 6ss s5.-
n 1.iHsD 5s s.5S @ s.S
L. A:: T Tisss15 r. ii
r1 re- soasiaas WIN Nc SONG no surrER-L.wyer
b Bsss e Gssls g cent Pr md SssI l
q EEENwIcH THEATRE--Coraer of ysnck ana
NSh.TfGa sTsss. ps MsSsser M H.
pense with hs Of MI%fSER s' noI
To he o owed seST' By RosE Il!
e,re John Dunn; Jaqurs strop Chapman; CIementine
Nc, To be followed by tn. ACTaEss OF ALL WORK
To conclude SiR DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE
Fqok, Mr. john Dunn.
Bospss g cents, all othe house private DO, es
Doors open at hacpasts Performance to commence a,7
NJ iTCAELLp OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
with the D1.$s 6H&EIEs = XIII f24 Tsps
TO-MOkROW.-Hens No. ms
Mr.. Holland; Maria. Miss Anpa Cruise
IN 10 be followed by the Farce of SAR sTOGA SYRINGE,
Timothy Tnpewe MIR. Mitcheit
Inc whols TO co lelude y i,h the JOCKEY CLUB.
Dress circle " cent?: bores esats p me
private boxes 81. Orche4tIa boxes So
ooors open al hall pasl O'clock; curtain r.ses atr
CHATHAM Observation-Disclosures evening Dee o
ISis Mr. Maywqod's bsneht ard lasr spresranre
the MERCHANT Or VENICE TO be f9lIowed by lst
time for some years, CKAAioED BRIIn both Of viii, b
Mr.. haywood will appear - " 49,
Chs ssss's ss X ::;: vi.
also appear In favorite character See bills Of the day.
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pact form and elegant finish beautiful sppendage tn
toilet table and the complete yet III
wants Of the ing community being manufactured
such materials to be affected by change Of climate
For sale by q. SAUNDERS son.
Opposite Howard fCtvi
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HONOR TO SILAS WRIGHT.
GRAND BILL OF THE CHAMPION ORDER
OF CLEYER FELLOWS,
A TAMNANY HALL ON Thursday Evening, Decem-
"A Der TO- lsis-Lohian's celebrated Quadre Band has
been engaged and during the evening will perform new
Grand March, dedicated to the Hon Sias Wright composed
for the by Mr. Nosher The will be elegant
~ decorated
Floor COMMITTEE.
Thomas Jansen, William Wilson,
= David Scannel, Byron Duffy,
ID Crassous, Michael Toonv
The members will procure their badges Of the Order at
the Council Chamber, Wednesday evening, December
9Th. sud pusctua attendance 10 regretted. -
a. ltissrc JOHN y. AUSTIN. Chm.
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FOR SALE,
Ia Charleston, South Carolina,
IN NJ II c. II n IT II

THIS fashionable and popular es,ab,i,hment, which hs:
b. kept public house for the last thirty years. will
be sold public auction the llh January s by the
Master Of Equity This house fronts Bro three
stories high back another with brick build
the the terror Of the lot contains house
the master OF the hotel with Kitchens wash house. and all
necessary buildings.
,he establishment contains large dining aud drawing
and twentythree chambers The situation central
and kept by would command the best and
most fashionable custom Of any In the city
Any disposed purchase, will obtain bargain anu
will be Aure to make fortune.
The terms are, quarter cash. the balance in
three and four DO 2taw 6tsrc
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Total experts. ........

Totals. .2ss' e.DT a1.sN s7a,ss
Among the exports 10 Great Britain, for The month
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Hair Cutting-it II well known that there
multitude OF self styled hair drees whose only claim
public and shave oferaby well
The true hair dreseI serve, as long an apprenticeship to
learn his Other Of the mechanic Persons wish
ing their hair and dressed the lat and app owed
style, we would recommend 10 cali on GILBERT X
FLETCHER, practical Hair Cutters and Wig MAKERS No.
l79 broadway, opposite Howard t.otel.
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ONMONDAY Nov soih. three.stone gsrnet BRE Asst
person finding the will be literally rewarded BY Leaving
IL at $50 Broadway. do iwsrc
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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE.
FOR THE PREVENTION AND cuRr or
CHAPPED HANDS.

CHAPPED HANDS.
THE SUBSCRIBER t.te of the firm Of y. RousseL i5e
Brcsdwsy)-no removal -respectfuy socits 4 trial or
this article appropriate to the Upon absolute
perfection he is willing to risk the reputation Of his estab
hands and in addition this them health
full sou and wbtenes The csims for his
peffumery perfect equality TO the imported, superiority
from its freshness there s however Article iu This line
keep The perumery Of his forme, for many years
director OF the frat labo In Paris cersinv unsur
passed by the product OF laboratory Europe
sold at prices genera y 30 10 cheaper He most
respectfully soic the patronage pf the elite OF the
FAIR dealing in all his sections.
A. A. MOSS, late
kOuSSEL'5, l59 Broadway,
Where he will remain until further notice.
Every variety of Soaps, shaving Ci Extrscs
Cosmetics Pcmsums &C. with extensive assorment OF
Rszors a Nail Tooth and Shaving Brushes Toilet Bot.
ties, Odour Boxes, suitable for presents, &c. Dc Imer
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FOX SALE CHEAP,
NHE Stock aud fixtures Of Bsr Room. and lease situated
in the Fifth Ward The ouy reason for selling is the
going in other business, and will be soid bar
gain Please inquire fer further particulars, No. 336
Broadway at the Fountain Of Carlisle and Reynolds.
de 3t~ IN
'l'HEhE Is NOTHING LOST by shopping At the best
places a: Comstock, Hatch Co, at Not Courtland
street. opposite the National Hotel sell Hays
which The of es;and they resolved
accommodate their better than any body else.
They have single and effective remedies for every com
plant The Magical Pain Extractor at No sCoursnd o.
surpasscs all others for burns and external pains and
warranted TO give satisfaction. de 3ts
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BOWEKY CIRCUS

Boxes % cents. Children half price Pit t2L Cents
WEDNESDAY EVENING" Dec oh
JOHN GOSsIN. the fAvorte Clown
First representation Of Siguor FELIX ARLO Of hi inn
mitsble GRECIAN STATUES. - ~
Mr.. KEMP 10 his highly succ essfui PANTOMiME
Madame CAMILLE GARDNER in her elegant act o
Equitation. ~
flrT appearance of Mr. b W. CARROLL in hi. rres
Horse
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OsTn the Utica and Seine stady Railroad Carbetwee
Schenectady and Fort Psinon the LIST Of December inst
black wallet between sixty and
dollars in bank bills and hand for SIS signed
subscriber payable order of James Smyh 60 days.
and by ham endorsed Together with suadry papers, All
persons are forbid negotiating receiving said and
returning the and the subscriber No
162 Greenwich street. New York shall receive Of
twenty dollars STURGES BREWSTER
New York, 9TH Dec 1876. dc 3tsrc
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VI LONG BHEED CANARiEs, and cage birds from
TAEa parts Of the world-Tbe subscriber respectfully
invites ladies and gentlemen look in HIM, at
49, his Bird Depot, No. John street. Broadway,
where he will be happy show them his collection of BIRDS
such as cannot b seen q other the
in the tasteful SEEDS Of the purest kinds.
and mixed should be- for the different species of birds
Male worms for Mockipg Birds &c. &C. Gold and Silver
Fishes. and elobes.
English and Scotch Terriers Italian Grey Hounds &C. and
he constantly receiving fancy Dogs and Birds Of all
from the hest stock in Europe.
CO imsrh ARCHY GRIEVE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-08

A CARD. The subscriber would respectfully in
IA form his friends and the public generally, that
in consequence of the extensive patronage he has
heretofore received, he has agey increased his es-
tabis lament and has added his elegant assortment
of Carriages some splendid COACHES, finished in
The most ia honabIe styles, (sparing no pains OF ex
pense to add to the comfort and convenience OF his
custoRers,) which he offers to hire at reasonable and
satisfactory prices. FoOtmGn, if desired, will be N
attendance with these Coaches.
Families can ut all times (day or mighty be accom-
mOdated with clean and comfortable carriages with
safe horses, attended by careful and experienced dt
vers, by sendi g their orders to his Office, adjoining
the SuheS-being the only place they can be had, as
none of them go on The public stands.
% He would also state that he continues to fur
nish Hearses and Hacks for Funerals, the former of
which he fatters himself have not been surpassed by
any thing of the kind, for the purpose Intended.
The practice of carrying the corpse of children i'll
carriages having become Objectionable 10 great
many, he has had a small Hearse built expressly for
the purpose. The srictest order and decOrum al
ways preserved in gong to and returning from the
place Of sepu ure, as he gives at all times his per
sona services.
GI3- His determination is 10 please his customers
by Keeping the best establishment in the city, and
as low terms as they can be had elsewhere.
JOHN STEWART, Calvert street,
seq 2aw4wlaw4w opposite the City Spring.
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CITY INTELLIG ENCE.

Democratic Nominations for the Legislature,
An ad journed meeting Of the democratic nomi
Mating convention met last evening, and nomi-
mated their ticket for the House OF Delegates.
The baIlotngs were as follows:-Frst ballot
Cox, So, Baughman, 40; WaIe, 40; Spillman,
As; Whyte, IS; Stump, "a; Alexander, %;
Dukehart, 81; Friese, 90; Barroll, 20; Bowie,
10; Snyder, IS; Brown, l6; Garrett, l3; Starr,
s; Gwynn, 6; Rlngrose, s; McPhail, 5; Roberts,
4; Mclaughlin, 2; Stansbury, /; Williams, |;
Mentally, l. Second ballot-Dukehart, l6;
Browo, l6; Alexander 10; Bowie, IL; WhYte,
10; Friese, 10; Barroll 8; Stump, 6; Garrett, /;
Rngrose, |; Cough, /. Third balot-Brown
50; DukehaIt ~; Friese IL; Alexander l.
Bowie 9; Barroll 4. Fourth BaIlot-Bruwn IS;
Dukehart l6. Thus it will be seen that Messrs
Nathaniel Cox, Francis M. Banghman, Euas
Ware, jr., Thomas J. Spillman, and John S.
Brown, are the candidates elected.
Charge of Thett-.f Hard Case. young
girl about l6 years Of age, named Emily Jane
Harper, was arrested few days since by officers
Snyder and Freeburger, charged by her father,
David Harper, with robbing hum Of S2l5 in
money. 1t appears from the evidence that
Emily, who is very pretty girl, had been pla-
ced with Mrs. Hannah Pefine, to learn a
trade, and that her clothing wearing out she
had asked Mrs P. for more Mrs. P. told her
that her father was to furnish her with clothes.
and that she must ask HIM ter them Emily
went home and wanted SIS to purchase new
clothing, which the father refused to give her:
when one Of the witnesses testified that Mrs
Perinc had told Emily to 90 home aud take
money without asking for it. She was at home
short time afterwards, aud her Father testified,
left the house in a singular hasty manner, AID
that some two or three days afterwards he mis-
sed S2l5. There was not Il particle Gi evidence
however to associate the girl With the theft
and Justice Mcguire, before wham the examin-
alton was held, discharged her THIS is the
fifth time the father has had his daughter ar
rested on the same charge, and taken her before
different magistrates, So anxIUus is he TO send
her TO prison, but all have dismissed her, for
the want of anything like evidence to sustain
the charge. AS much as the father may think
the evidence CONCLUSIVE against the child, we
think he shows most shameful want of com.
mon human feeling, and should be Stunned and
despised by every parent in the land. Instead
Of protector he is prosecutor of his own
flesh and blood
The Boo Game. The captain of canal boa,
was "done'' out of ten dollars yesterday az
noon on the City Block, by the box game, We
are almost tempted to say 1t served hun right
for any one who is so verdant as to suffer him
self to be swindled by this stale old trick, Ger.
ta,nly does not read the papers.
Caught in The .4cf. On Sunday night about
e-o'cIock, an attempt was made to smuggle 8
ouantity Of goods from French ship in port, t.
the shore but were discovered by " Gilman
The goods were captured after a struggle, and
the parties fed.
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DARIASK TABLE LINEN.
l INEN lLLIuINC ND 1 INLNS

DAMASK TABLE LINEN.
LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS.
THNH subscribers have now in store and for sale,
u by the piece yard the largest and best assort
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN PART:
"a, 81 l04 ia, l24 and l3 Irish and Barnsiey
LINEN SHEETING
40, 49, As, So So and 81 inch Bolster and Piow-case
LINEN
IA, 81 ga and 1914 Irish and Barnsley pamask Ia
BILE LINEN
IA, "a, 81 ana 1914 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unbleached Damask and Diaper able Linen
49, $40, 1919 l0l4, l0-l6, 1920 Satin Bamask Ia
BILE CLOTHS
Damask and Diaper, Dinnerand Tea Napkins, in sizes
White aud cO,ored DOYLtES
Birds Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckahack and Diaper red bordered Towels
Irish and Scotch DoWlas, German Rolls
Stair Damask-together with our arae stock of
IRISa SHIFTING LINEN, makieg in all the
most complete stock ofLINEN GOODS we have
ever had.
fs7-The above Goods are from the best manufac-
turers (the most Ofthem made to our own order for
family use,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
r. McELDOWNEY & co.
No l63 Baltimore street,
sea between Calvert and Light.
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FRONT STREET THEATRE. The Swamp Fox; or
Marion and his Merry Men," will be repeated again
this evening, with the favorte farce of "Crowded
Houses Belween the pieces some excellent sing
ing and dancing Let no one fail to see this great
American drama. 1t will soon be Withdrawn TO
make room for other novelties.
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YHNO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
n Summer Complaint, DysenteTy and Cholera
MObus. This Medicine onlyreQuires trial to prove
its wonderful effects. For sale only by the manufac-
urer, C.P. ROGERS, corner of Howard and Marion,
and corner of Howard and Ma iison, and corner Paca
and Little Green Streets Baltimore. None genuine
except the Written signature of the manufacturer is
on the label of each bottle.
rh3- Price 25 cents. seS lw-jel2 3m
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OF BAIT M -, +
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1886.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE HsADING-ROoM BOOKS.

CLEARED,
Br. brig Adrianna, Hunt, West Indies, X. s. H. r
Tucker.
Brig Fashion, Kirwan West Indies, T Pierce.
Brig Planet, Hliard, Linville La Waco Bay, Texas,
Clark & Kellogg.
Brig Mon, (new) Hooper, Brazos st Jags, Jas|
Hooper.
Brig Gen Pinckney, Gayle, Savannah, John NJ
Randall.
schr John Emory, Wood, Alexandria, Rose, Mer
rll & Co.
Ship Euaw, Ford, from London and Portsmouth
July 81 ballast and 90 passengers to 3 Buck X Son
Barque Ida, Hallet, days from Boston, assorted
cargo 10 OsOorn & Whrldge.
Schr Decatur, Peterson, from Demerara, Goth ult
ballast, to NJ Banded. Sailed in co. with brig Ara
bian, Hopkins, for snansh Main. Left schr Globe 4
to sail next day for New York.
Schr Baltimore, Lat0urette, from New York, as 4
sorted cargo, TO Mankin
Sloop Mary Ann, Flo ID, from Nsrfok lumber and
potatoes 10 Lynch Craft
Canal boats 0sceo'a; Syracuse; Mary Ann; Col
Harmless Capt Page; and Echo, from Wlkesharre, i
Pa, with anthracite coal, fin Baltimore Co 8 Mine i
10 PIckel.
Brig Alvano, fer Baltimore, in days, was left att
MalaL zas abOu, 25th nit
MEMORANDA.
Ship Hargrave, Bailey, for Baltimore, cleared all
Liverpool 18th ut. Ship Rrpub ic, Lands, was ad-
vertised to sail from do, for Ba tmore Isl Sept.
Bremen ship Schiller, Johansea, from Baltimore l
arrived at Bremen l2th ult
Bremen ships AnR, Horstmann, for Baltimore i
sailed from Bremen 4ih ult; GoOthe, Homann, audi
Coperneus, Ahrensfeldt, for do de- 9Th.
Ship Alexander, Leeds, from Liverpool for Balti-
more, was spoken 81 ult lat -, Ion 10
Bremen ship Atlas, CT rides; schrs Amelia, Smith, j
and El'colt, Cole, for Baltimore, cleared attn York
5lh inst
Barque Franci' Partridge Travers for Rio de ia
metro, sailed from MontevIdeo l4th July.
Barque Montgomery, avis, from New Or cans,
arrived at Charleston 9TH inst
Barque Wyman, Dill. for Baltimore, cleared all
Boston 5th.
Brgs Mary A Jones, Jones, for New York, In col
days, (another account says for Baltimore and Com
meroe, blanchard from Baltimore, disc, were lett at
Monteviheo 18th July
Brig Erel, Willis, from Baltimore, Just arrived,
in 70 days. passage, left at RioGrande 10 July
Brig Martha Kinsman, Griffin, from Baltimore ar
rived at Portland LIST inst,
Brig s iah Ellen, Tarr, from Baltimore for Ware
ham, was spoken inst off Cape Henry.
Schr Mary Catharne, Tyler, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Charleston 5h inst.
Schr Heroine, Speed, for Key West, cleared at
Mobile 30 h uIt.
Schr Wave, Par1rns, from Baltimore, arrived at
POrtsm ruth, II, LIST inst.
Schrs Anu Parker, Brightman, from Baltimore,
arrived al Fall River 2i inS; and Minerva, DIVis,
sailed from do same day fur Baltimore.
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DR. HARRIS,

kV MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procured the formula Of Dr.
e. A. Harris Aromatic and Astringent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic anu Detergent / Doth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling assur
ed that they will meet with general appreciation.
They combine, in an eminent degree, all The import.
ant medical qualities which are desirable for prepare
tiOns of the sort TO possess They cleanse the Teeth
excite n healthy action of the gums, and mpart TO the
breath a most delightful fragrance.
90 Prepared aud sold only by G. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. seS-lW-iel9-fm