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TIN ,,Il,,,. j., -, 49,.
si,n,s =, - -, - - " A' - i''i ei'i' ai
wish ,h,.rsa ,s ~ '"'' I'i u 'he country. !
- ,,..,,' ~ 't Nv i''f WIZ" my hf al
,,sa,s !" oi' ''4'i's ai'f The cause ID That
'p"' years ae' III u Sibmar. j., 81 HIS CITY, Pm
- ~" '''''P'' a'''sl'et'ai' IN n7ef ei Young
-" s'' n'''ati"r 'ffs' buiffi on phua SiorhS
i'e "'1 off' no Pfaeh les hf i"'nt Ne1ts "n 1h'
.a"'o - u "''' i''er'. IN se'a.d s'asn,
80 VI "' aafn "''s shr"'d symptoms II y'l5oa~
~" WV '"' "io scas'h A. The present m'. ~ ehe
'"' .e's' e'h'f "friathr OF rearl, Is ifr IN Dis,
.,,'s.. :" ",f eafo'n a'J'luh5 that q MI sdtm4n,
''fe Were Diseased ltet~ standing The The Ia.
f',,so ""'s were planted onl.
~ VIZ "''''hfH may perhaps, be tal''y
'ofa"n from ms Experiment
J. n"ua'nS on PUN stubs Is mi 'ecuu'y against
'"' stno"s'
a., i"e pun u'e mas n" hhhelh hr'n hnoNn 10 be
"o'' 70 'he "'-'as'. We may 'h'ial'r cnclndr thai
" ''e'"s' "'"h'o'a !" iht an, h@ IN iht P'ph
9"o" >, 'he 'tee,-lhAi ~, IA vac Up. AMI not IL lhe
r"". o's 'ot9'hN q strung rfohamIF ihal Is ''r
A'"'ei course ~ U' hS7s 10 eanm'ner aud he seated
f"n"",,s ~ INC par 81 Ihr Nrf ah'yr ground.
D. Inc disease ga h7i tIae it1n any ilurg mhefrn
!" "' n's ou' H'il shr cats tAl'fn1 ia AID dsr"n'
'"''u '"" "'"'' ne "f'u'd 81 'bl' r"hrIa,lon -" II
"' pe 'pl"'Sh' "lshou' lahnR In connection VIII "hi
V'" S'"'"' Tue '''' '"a' me l'lNs Is uuh""n Il
I"rshu' MS ehtlnsan bears P't'y durrlly upon Al
'nP'nan' h'oly Which has htfh very ably presented Il
'he pnoic 10 recent WORK, and Wri with favorable IL
eep,.'n ne 'h'oiE Is ihus s'a."d
ihe Seh""' Is "a co"S""ioi@ t"at. existing III
many American Vafeh'h 81 'ht peach aud Produced IN
The hst place h, bad cntNa'9n aud the consequent
I,'asu"n as,lg H'' e''f-e'"pe Alrt"a'ds
'S'"o,sn," ara lfrPlnaltd ~ sowing The
49, :, W '"e 'htf'9fu 'ff'.
- ~ "e' sincerely 10 D. regretted mat aav tlri should
T'sh Isei'' 'ha' stems Irf'cnncrnhl viii theory,
't ~ US u co'tf',' 81 ifldy aud sote means
" "'2 "e''i') u'es' According Ia the lleuy ne,
I'"fo nom regions "tcfe the disease has net a1pear
-h"e,nh"' rance, lHly, China, ot even cur own
o'e'' "'s,. hi "Na Stoud be Ice from DIS
''e' ho' MI SHihnfhs sNacn'aent leads us IN
wi.
10 ere hat We make no nn"aitaned conclusion, let
WIS a"set' 10 me ac!t aud circumstances involved thl,
nai OF iofeigh 'fees.
Is WEI, hn""n ne yfliaNs has h1i appeared IN En-
gland. MI Owning, t'Frulis aud Fluu Frees OF A.
msncs. p 4o' states further tact. that "nota It'll
~sndlns the great number OF American varieties oi peach
that have been repeatedly srpt f., E,,i,nJ and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-06
EG.1 sOy. ,$Ntc.

f.NIIF subscriber ull-rs for sale The TRACT OF
4 LAND ON winch he resides, containing
10 .lCRES,
lying in The counties Of Bedford aud CAMPBELL miles
uf.tof Iyuehpfr.
lfnll pnya,ey disposed NJ befta the Sth of August.
II viii oo that day, H. sold at pubic aucton, 10 the
highest bidder. Terms liberal.
LAFAYETTE JOHNSON.
June - VISA
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9,ad;a, E'avi:. 10. sase N auction.

psdTar E'arI:; for s:lfc II AUCTION.
4 AGAIN off, ar =lie my
TRlrY OFf.AND.
fnawn by the name Of upper part OF Pediar arm,
eUaiaIuiag ~ recruit s7r9fy
$40 ACRE.
TAis Iard lirs IA both sldes 81 Ped'ar Ilvef' near
Pillar Mlls and 1t MT sid between ts and the IN
Ify ,tv4u lieu b. d red, on ihe premises, 20 the
,jg-t 4id,r al which Ilce and TINE, persons IN want
ii such Farm would d. well In attend.
Adlns,-P,dl4r Mills. JOSIAH Il. ELLIS.
- wf21]y
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31ofttCal.


IEssos ron MARRIED. FOLKS,
Involved in gloomy thoughts, swain
Was saun,ering o. sun-b.iaht plain;
False deiicec, had made his mind.
FOR earthly Blessings too refined,
lie thought hmsti 1 tore deoine ,o know
'bi.gu,, an all thrg. here btloa.
And chei among The Of hfc
He felt, OF thong he fclt, h- VIII,
Her faults, 'twcrc hard 10 IA, OF sing.
But still she not quite the thine:
Would tate permit 10 eboasc agun'
oh, double grief, the wish i, vain.
.'No, so,n quoth Jave, ~ accent. soft,
And bore the murmurcf alof,
.fherr those hags-nnw suit ,ouf i,hssi
They hold not wind. e-s, Ulr-sa,
.lut women, sir besides they show,
The qua tiles Of all below
Now stand not there mere hchalarr,
But Inf them freely To your shnnder
That " hich most cammod,nus fits,
Aud 10 Your back the ueatcst sii..
viii sure contain the maid, Who bel
'of all on earth can make ,on bl,sf.7
lie bowed-the pleasing task teg1m.
And weighed them oarsiui one by one
1hi. was too hcssy-thst too light
And none were Yet esaell, night,
And snug and easy. Bot at length
lie find suited e. Ii strength.
lie shoulders Tive got il, love
1t fits inc nearer ihan glove,
In weight cSact ioa-not hair
Defcicnt-nn nor one To spare.
Grant me. great king but such Wiz,
a"A t'ra catnpletel, hle., e., lf. -
"'ris yonrs, SAID Jatc-" rn=p he binding,
Aud let us see the lnck7 finding
'rwa. donc-and wonderful 10 show
Out popped III, oW y MA WIZ uliow.
NpRti.
Shams bnrn thy cheek. prcpasierans ,P
Who made thee uretohrd Let th,scus
Know henecfarth ihi-, tnthhi adass.
The faults IN thee sod lot III, baggage.
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4. FsEs OEg.

4 SUPPLY OF frs; rate Winter and Summe
n bleached Lamp Oh, Just received aud for sale b,
JOHN II. SEAN, Druggist
May 2S -
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GAHgsgAGas.~. CARRIAGES
Fsflss0trG.

VIE Subscribers haze removed their Carriage House
IN rear Of the Market House. Ia their new Car
rage llon-e. Main Street, a few doors below tie
Franklin Hotel. where they now have on hand the lar
ges aud best selected ass rmenl Of all kinds of
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rGN1ILY FLOUR.

IN BARRELS. SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR
w On hand, aud for sale hw. lr cash.
BRYANT 4 IlNSLEl.
May II is
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\ ASlNG completed my Water Power and Other
Improvements, AT NY old stand, near the pumg
House Of the l.ynrhbufg Mater Works am nnW pre-.
pared 10 execute all orders in my line of business VIZ
a,i "eetng for Nils anI other Machinery, VITA exc.
dtsrrLnll..n IL. nsll1,,- Il
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IN CusNcERy
aI2isllis ::

Virginia
rules held IN the clerks Office of circuit superior
cont OF la" and rhanccy Tor the county o Nelson on
the lst day of June, 1916:
Hem, II. Roberts, in his night. aud executor II
John NJ Roberts deceased and udmnist Iuur u Milton
Roberts, d, coas,d Plaintiff
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FNCe EeSsssOn9.

EVE Indies now be arc ,mniedilrd with a 900,
d lot Oi the above article al
Don Il. c. PETERS.
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jeremiah w. Rohcrts, Fountain Roberts, John T.. Rob
crs, " am Durct trustee ioI his hid en- Ann Durre
--- Brown and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza Durrcr
- Garrett and Marietta his wiic, f1merlv Marietta Dur
ret lames Sarah, Margaret Jnhn, Fountain, " iam and
Richard pnttt, W iham y Roberts and Mazda Jane his
VII, and Anne /. Roberts ID, l ndans.
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IRON BRASS, AND STEAM ENs.iNEs. TO
bncco rrr.srs. EImtmrrs. Emmd.. l..H.r- a @ &, g

rom an experience ol nearly - years, III one oil The
best conducted establishments the State, feel conf
dent oil berg able To give satisfaction 10 those avornr
me with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention of Tobacconiss
To my rs establishment Having been the first lnlrolu-
ced he ms nalacture OF Ihacco Screws. Presses and Pa
tent bands &c, IN lyuehhurg, can with confidence
refer those nnaefnancd with my work. the principal
i"oarconies o THIS place, having put up betwe )
aud 100 presses, within the sori lne Of my residence
here.
WITH view Of securing fair share Of patronage. /
slsil continue 10 add such lahnr saving machinery as
VIII enable me to execute work with accuracy and de.
spaIeh, AMI viii warrant all work done at my establish
meh' to be equal 10 any done in his place ,cwhc
a. &. DABNEY.
Noy2i Ia,
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S'0F0NOfS =! R't.g.sA0f.

HAVE This mrrnng opened a very pretty LIT nj
4 PARASOLS, Wljcl-vill ne sold NJ Great h9roain.
DON 4. {. PETERS,
juno {,
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TILL OXI.rG HUsi.y.ESi.

IN all its branches They have now ON hand. and will
constantly keep, beaniltt assortment of CT Otis
CASSiMERES, NESilNGS, and in fact every thing
suitable Tor Geniemen's wear, which they will ma
up to order IN the most iashonable Styles handsome fits
aud warranted Workmanship
Nevery respectfully invite the Gentlemen Of Lynch
p"fe and lie surrounding country to give q cali.
=, . WIN, & JOHN Oakley.
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Re~l Egypfi0n Nuts.

lave. Just received doz pair Of The real
4 EGYPTIAN MfITS. a very scarce aud desirable
article in The market Don + & -pT.rERS
June il :,
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Ef12G E2alNE.

4 NFW AID CONVENIENT FAMILY RES
"A lDfNGE., OF five roons, III the ne.hb5rhoud If
VI trh1rd lyrat anI Nj Sanad Blr,1. POSSES.
maven Immediately. b. l.. PAR IRISH.
May II Il
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.ggb E'Ef'E',

RS. klINPAIRiCk viii open, in the town Of
-Fh Ly0eh1ars, on The Isl oi September n,xt,
q SEMINARY
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IT ra.es leli in ae ei.rl, of,.e 9th, eiasua .ape,,
. oi law ani c.anecry, Tor the count, Vi nahl
IA tie month ui MAY, lAl6:
Ellsh- Palmer Plaintiff,
Thomas johnson, Admir- 81 Elisha Palmer, deed l..
vic, Benjamin Lax, John a. McCram and othcrs,
Doicndants
Tie defendants. iegiand Palmer and David Palmer -,
entered their appearance, and appearing .a,
factory evidence, that her inhabitants this cen
monNealtl It ordered that the aid defendants
sranI Palmer and David Panler do here tie FIR,
Moliay in august neat aud answer thcPlau'ihs bill and
thai eugy al dis "derbe forthwith inserted IN tie l,nrh
burg NIenI oi two months snrcessivtly and ed =,
he trent door OF tie house OF tbs county.
GoY-fes,e,
My = w2m
7 rules held in the clerk, Office ofe circuit superior
a OF law and cnnety, fer the county OF Halifax
in the month 81 MAY, 1916:
Alexander Miller, Plaintiff,
Alexander Miller, Guardian, &c, Plaintiff
against
e. Bocl, de- d, Apsolem Pollard Ab.ocm Eostick, -.
ecutor Vi Absocn Bostc decd, Mary Bosck ind other,
Defendants.
* CHAEcERY.
The defendant Apsslem Pollard not having entered his
app arance and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
h. not an nlaban 81 tins ,alth, it is ordered
that the said defendant Apalem Pollard, do appear here
the first Monday ~ August n"At and answer the
ed bill OF the plaintiffs, aud that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted i'll the iYnchhurg \nginian ior Two
months successfully and posted ie iust door the
court house Of tins county.
ACopy-restc,
wM HOLT, CIR
May 4 Wan
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.NERCH.I.s'f' g.EEEps,.s
w M. & ]. 0 n X e = i,

~ ULD respectfully lnofm The c zcns III Lynch.
burg. and the public. that they have asspcjaied
themselves together and la;p the large brick building
immediately opposite john iloIIns. where they lnenf
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against

James Jennings in his own night, and rdmr Of Allen
fnnmeS, decd Gerard Jennings, " aIn Jennings Arb
lnd Fergnson aud Lucy his Niie formerly Jennings
r Moses aud Nanny his wi formerly Jennings Joseph
'1bbs and Sasan hiS wifi, formerly Jennings holland fri-
'on ana Fi'1lneih ms wIe, formerly Jennings, Clement
Jennings, Rpacr Jennings, John Scruse and MARY his ae
'''"c''y Je"iAh6', Defendants.
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In CIIANCERy

III" defendant, Robeu Jennings, Clement Jennings and
given sccnry according tho Act Assembly, and th, rlt,
"i TINS e", and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
uy are not inhabitants Of Tins eah Ii is ordered
MAJ The sad absent defendants do appear the rules b
holden r the sal count on The first MONDAY in August next
aud answer the bill ol the Plaintiff and that copy of TIN,
order be forthwith inherited in new rapcr pub shed
IN the town OF Lynehburg, months and
posted the front door of the house of this couni
Copy-Icste,
1enes n5
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-27

Charge Of Theft. A colored bow, named Hen
ry Brightman Bower about thirteen years of
age, was arrested yesterday by officer Knott,
on the charge of stealing a $40 bank note, the
property of William H. Johnson. Bower
went into coniectioner's store in Liberty ST.,
near Baltimore street, on Sunday afternoon,
ard off red the note in payment tor some candy.
The person in the store suspectlDg 1t was sto-
len, detained the money, which was subse-
quenty identified by Johnson, as his property.
He was fully committed for trial, by Justice
Armstrong.
RioEng on the Sabbath George Hill, Fran
els Zimmerman and John Mccoy, charged with
riotous and disorGerly conduct on Falls avenue,
on Sunday afternoon, were arrested and taken
to the City Police Office by officers Ray and
McIntre. Justice Kennard committed them
to Jail, in default OF security to keep the peace.
.qbusing the Watchmen. William CLANCY,
charged with insulting, abusing and attempting
to strike the watchmen, while in the discharge
Of their duty, was arrested and taken to the
middle district watch. house on Sunday night.
He was committed to Jail by Justice Belt.
More Light Butter. The clerk Of the Bel
air market confscated so Jumps of butter on
Saturday evening. This makes ! IL Jumps in
one week. At this rate the corporation will
soon be able to open "butter depot"
Handsome improvement. We have noticed
for some time, that repairs were going on in the
lecture room attached TO Rev. DR.. Hammer 5
Church. 1t is now nearly finished. The re-
pairs consist in nearly an entire new building,
for the accommodation Of the large Sunday
school connected with the church. The former
room was too small to hold both departments
of the school, and hence the enlargement. The
room is now 40 by so feet and finished in most
beautiful style. MIR. T. P, White was the car
penter, who superintendent the repairs; the
brick work by Dushune & Stalngs; tin work,
including roof, by J. Gross; wall painting by
Dreyer, and wood work by G. W. Green. The
furniture, or settees, made by Mr.. S. S. Ste
vens, kt his large chair warehouse on Hanover
street, and gas fixtures by Mr.. Davidson. TAX
ing this room altogether, with its furniture, SC,
it is one Of the handsomest in the city, and re-
fleets much credit on the enterprise Of the Sun
day School and congregation under the pasto-
raj care ofDr. Hamner.-Patri0t.
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ARMoRY INDEPENDENT GREYs, ,

FLANK IOMPANY, BOD R"g7t, VT }
HNFORmAItOH having been received that The
n remains of Commodore Decatur will reach this
city this afternoon, their way TO Philadelphia, the
corps of Independent G,rys is hereby ordered u pa
rade THIS AFTERNOON, al O'Clock, in wnte
uniform, to join with Other military corps, as au es
Cof 10 them to the Philadelphia Steamboat.
occasion of this Kind every man will be al his post.
by order of JAMES D. LAW, Cong.
II G. w. BROWN, LIST Serg't
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DICKENs'S NEW WORK.
KnNIIIs DAY PrRLIsunn. nnallnn.

FUNHES DA 7 PUBLISHED, Dralmgs with
n me Firm of Dombey & Son. By Charles Dick
cns-part l. Price l29 cents.
Also, the following in one volume, l2mo. Price
seventh five Gems.
the Cricket on the HEARTH A Fairy Tale Of Home
ne Chlmes; n Goblin Story of some Bells that
sang Ihe Ola Year out and the New Year in.
A Christmas Carol, in pose being Ghost Story
of Christmas.
Price 25 CENTS
travels IN California and Scenes in the Pacific
Ocean, by Thomas ]. Fornkam-a most interesting
Work, particularly at the present day. PrNe 80 cts
Marion and his Men, an Historical Novel of Revo.
Iuuohaly imes, inl OF exciting scenes. Price 25 cts.
Yankee Doodle, No. g. Price cts.
SHAKESPEARE, Nos. III and 49,. Price 26 cts
The Complete Farrier or Horse Doctor Price l2l
cts.
The Apocryphal Testament, queer book, Price
oO cts, For safe wholesale and retail by
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
oc2R-2t JaTvis' Buildings, North Of
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HEALTH OFFICE .Oct, 9th

HEALTH OFFICE Oct 26lh, 1886.
ReP0Tfof tntermentsin thecity O. Baltimore, torh
Week, ending Monday mornins ,vtz:
1nfantile unknown, 9; Stubborn, g. Bilious ever, I
Dropsy, !; Drowned, 2; Inflammation of the Bowels,
i Measles, l; inflammation of the Breast, / Con
SYMPTOMS Catarrhal Fever, !; TeethiDg, ]; Drop
sy in the Head, |; Whooping Cough, ?; Apoplexy,
Modification, /; Cronp, J; Chidbed /; Poison Ok
Age |; Casually Total 40.
Between yfa and 49, Between 10 5s AMID 3D.
-" 2and ST.. Above 2I,.....l9-49
Males, 30; females 1919, Of which lumber
were eOlOred Persons--lO free; , slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of Health.
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DO WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BAL
TfMoRE.--The INTRODUCTORY LECTURES
for the session Of 1886 ~ will be delivered in the
Chemical Hail. at u, 2. M, TO commence; on MON
DAY EVENING NEXT, and to continue in the fol-
lowing order .
oiesIorMONKUR, or MONDAY, 18th.
" FOREMAN, on TUESDAY, 9th.
GIBSON, on WEDNESDAY, 2Sth.
" WILSON, Oh THURSDAY, 29lh.
LEONARD, on FRIDAY, Beth.
STOKES, on SATURDAY, 3st.
The public is respectfully invited to attend,
The Anatomical Rooms were opened on lstinstant.
Studeats Of medicine can obtain rooms at the College,
by applying to the Steward of the Hospital
oc2s-iOt z. FOREMAN, Dean.
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THE ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE. We attended
the performance at this new place of amuse-
ment last evening, and our expectations, as re-
qarded the superiority ofthe company, although
very high, were more than realised. The house
was full from pit to dome-many having to go
away, being unable to obtain even glimpse
of the entertainments. The interior Of the
building, as it appears by gas-light, is beautiful
in the extreme-in fact, look at it alone, is
well worth the price of admission. The per-
Torrance commenced with grand entire, onti-
tied. "The Beauties of Louis the Fourteenth, y
which gave great satisfaction. The great tea
ture of the evening, was the classic gymnastics
of Mr.. Sands and his talented children. The
fighting ponies, the comic twin ponies, the fai-
ry steed Cinderella, and the thoroughbred Eng
lsh dancing horse "May Fly" were all intro
duced in the ring, and went through their as
tonishing performances. Mr.. Moseley, in his
delineation on horseback Of the Pickwck cha
racters, was received with shouts of laughter.
Master Hernandez, as the sailor boy, proved
himself rider of uncommon promise. At the
late hour this is written, we cannot give any
extended notice of the performance, but shall
do so in future number An entire change O.
programme is announced for tonight.
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MARlNELIST-PORT OF BALTIMutI
MONDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1886.
FRemrHE EXCHANGE READlNG-RooM COOKS.

CLEARED,
Brig Columbia, Coffin, Laguayra and Porto Cabel-
10, P. Caduc.
Brig Henry M. Warield, Harrod, Falmouth, Jam.
T. Hooper.
Schr Baltimore, LatOurete, New York, MankiA.
Schr Sarah E, Smith, Carg, Key West, master.
SAILED-Ship Rio Grande, Slurges, for Liver
pool, lin tow of steamer Relic O; brig Mary Helen,
Wahr, ST. Johns, F.
ARRIVED.
Schr Jack Downing, Fields, from Philadelphia,
mdse. to Jno. w. Brown. 20,
Schr Atlas, -, from Havre de Grace, CoalbroOkl
coal, to Giese Il Son.
Schrs Aid, Hubbard, and Iowa, Travers fun Havre
de Grace, Butler coal, TO Chas, West & Co. y
Slosp Union Cunningham, from Philadelphia, mdse
10 John w, Brown.
MEMORANDA;
Bril- Salvatore, Hobbs, from Baltimore, arrived al
New Orleans 18th inst.
Brig Charles Thomas, -, for Baltimore, sailed
from Lubec 18th inst.
Brig Emeline, Churchill, from Baltimore, arid at
Portland 22d inst.
SchIs Rapid, Stoddard, and Harriet, Sears, for Bal
timore, cleared al Boston 24lh inst.
Ship Courier, at Tarsaun Cove, reports in the
gulf stream fell in with Baltimore modelled copper
ed brig bottom mp with dder gone, and part of false
keel-went within ships length of her; The copper
was bright, and did not appear to have been long in
that situation.
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A Il m II n a O.
1915.
Moon . pnases.,
a MEXICAN DEPOT
IA OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
4Sl Al 4 SII Al a ID " a, =, =, ,

SS3 MARSH MARK ct SPACEE
j.. TOY 4 co. beg leave TO iRform the citizens
Baltimore, that they have opened Store at the abo
place, for the sale Of Standard and warranted NEE
ClNAL PREPARATIONS, where they will he han,
to wait upon those who are so unfortunate as to !
in anywse afflicted, ard who may want aRy attis
in their line.
DR.. M. K. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BAND
FLUID, &C., for the cure Of Rheumatism, NeuraIgi
aAd all other Nervous di.eases. If these Bands. 81
are not found TO be superior to any others in use Il
money will be refunded. ,
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring al
beautifying the human haiT-Warranted TO benefit
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing more fa
we ask for it ONLY one trial-satished Than the la
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will not
rewards do without it.
.&y- For sale at the General Agency, No. 2sI Mar
MaTket Space; and also at w. 6. Geker's Comb al
Fancy Store, 50 Baltimore street, near Cav; 8, J
Smiths Periodical Agency. No. Sun Buildings; I
Wisenan's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and Go,
streets; l. L. Ennis' Umbrella Store, SO N. HoWa.
street; II. sIater's Fancy Store, No. aOS Broadwai
Felfs RENT jy29-eetf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-27
BY THOMPSON & COVER,
5000 VERY SPLENDID OVERLOOKING

KUSES-AT AUCTION.
-.RTa We will sell on TUESDAY en-
eS1lLI&< MORNING, Nov. Sd, at IL o'clk. eSARILI
-YEGNk1 at he celebrated Nursery or Mr.. ,f:SSE5
kober Halliday, Pennsylvania Avenue, choice eel.
lection of ROSES, including the newest and rarest
varieties lately misunderstanding of Messes
Bourbons, Noisetes, Theas, Bengas, Perpetuals
&c, with th0r Hytrids--such Perpetual Manget,
or Perpetual Moss; Moss PaRache, or Striped Moss;
Princess Adelaide Moss, &C.; Chromatella, or Cleth
OF Gold; Solfatan, Souvenir de la Mamaison, Gem
tessG buchatel, Sc &c. Many of them being strong
standard Plants, are suitable for Lawns and Cemetr
ries The above large collection will be sold in such
way as 10 suit both gardeners and amateurs.
90 Catalogues will be ready on FRIDAY, Both
inst giving particular description, and can be had
by calling at our Counting Room, or at the Clipper
and Sun offices. TERMs-All sums under $50 cash;
over $40, months credit, for approved security.
oP7-7t THOMPSON l. COVER Auc,,s
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-27
MARRIED.

On the 22d inst by the Rev. DR.. Wyatt, WILLIAl
K. TRAVRRs to LOUISA, daughter of The Hon Reverdy
Johnson.
On the 2eth inst by the Rev Mr.. Slater, w. BouH
Err, IT. 10 Miss MANY AGNES BRIEN, all eff this city.
On the 22d inst by the Rev. Mr.. Nadal, JAS. BARK
MAN, Of this city, to Miss CLARIssA OTTER, fOImerl
of EmmitttbuIg
At Easton, Md. Dad inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Everice
WIN T. RowLEN'oN, printer of the 'Star," 10 Miss
CAROLINE WILLIS, beth of tb at town.