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o. "NEVER GIVE UP, so long as it is in your
power to avail yOursefOf that justly celebrated re-
meuy ior Coughs, Colds, and every species o. Lung
Compla mt,
WlSTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Mr.. $. w. Fow e:
:, II you think the following certificate worth pub
fishing, 1t is at your service:
hereby certify that WINS afi cted with very
troublesome Cough for about one year. tried a
great many different remedies recommended to m ,
but ali TO no purposes finding that was not get Ing
any better, was induced to try
DR.. WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
and accordingly procured bottle of Edward Mason,
Druggist aud Apo'hccary in Pnrtllnd Afsr using
II c0rdng to directions, can trun say, il CURED
Me ENTIRELY. am now well and able to attend
To my work, and would cheerful recommend il to
any on4 afflicted with any disease Of the Lungs
49, - DAVID ALLEN.
Witness, GEORGE ALLEN.
Powmal, Cumberland Co Me, Oct. II, 1886
None genuine unless signed l.. BUTTS.
On hand and tor SAFE ny
STABLER x CANDY, l20 w. Pratt-st
Also, by Geo w. Jones, cor Baltimore and High $ IL
Seth B. iiance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
n Atkinson, corner Baltimore and HaneVer SITS; j. f.
Perkins Brother, cor, Green and franklin streets;
Joseph b. Stansbury, 81 Thamcs-st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and Green sts; George H. Keer
NO J23 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
dy sHeet' R3 lw
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MARRIED

On the LIST inst, by the Rev Mr.. Slattery, WELL.
r, STAYL0R TO Miss CATHARINE JANE RIDER all
this city.
On the same day, by the same, LEMUEL HERMAN
Miss ELlZABETH SHRgCK, both of this city.
AT Alexandria, Va. on 2Slh ult by Rev. ]. T. JohI
Ston,EnMUND B. WAL, of Marietta, Prince Georgel
county, Nd. to CAROLINE D., youngest daughter
the late VIM. NJ. Lands dale, OF Mar land.
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il co.

CPpusut bdihuin'S, Bait. Nd.
0P- OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md Consult.
dated LoHCtv class No. "A, for 1856 For btned,
of Town of BrI-Ah:
as So 20 80 AZ 40 So 40 IL SO a 10 l6 25
as and y, being the is and I'd drawn Nos each sl5
~ and ~, being the Sd and 4 n drawn Nos each ID
" and a. being the 9Th and 9TH drawn Nos each 10
ana 20, Delng the III and 9th; OF IL and 49, be
ing the 9Th and 10th drawn Nos. each
All having two of the Drawn Nos. on them each :
An having one only Of the drawn Nos on. D.
1t EMORY * Co, No. , " Calverts,
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&C. cEINAp PRINVING. anA PRlNrINc Of

The ROMAN AMPHITHgATRE. The entertainments
at this place Of amusement this evening are Of tie
most varied and interesting character. Several new
ac;s Of horsemanship, never before attempted in
Baltimore, will be introduced. Mr.. Sands and his
talented chiden, Mr. Moseley, Master Hernandez,
Master Hunter, and in fact the entire company, will
appear in new and difficult scenes. The boxes have
been so arranged that seats may be srcurel during
the day. This will be great accommodation to
gentlemen having ladies in thet charge, who hereto
fore have had much difficulty in getting ood seats,
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FEEHAT UNRIVALLED CARIINATlVE,
II GROWERS, INFANT CORDIALM is The mns

IL 40 wv ERS' INFANT CORDlAL' is the most
popular Medicine in among various families
of The first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will be found of incalculable benefit For
those children who afflicted with a weakly or de-
bitated state of the bowels the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teetng suffer great
amount of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bowers Infant Cordal exerts, by its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases: let no family be without this Invaluable RENE
dy.-Price IS cents.
For sale wholesale and retail BY
p. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard and Marion streets
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard SIS, DR.. E. H.
Perkins: corner of Market and Green SITS; II. Lemon,
corner Of Market and Poppleton SITS; A. G. Rdgey,
corner OF Howard and Pratt sts ). II Perkins & Bro
Their, corner OF Green and franklin sts; H. w. An
drews, Bill ST.; g. X. Tyler corner Of High and Mar
ket SITS; DR.. T. Rountree, Bel-Air Market; Thos O.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fer's Point; J. B. Stansbury,
Thames ST.; w. Tlck.r, Pratt and Eten ST.; T. J.
Pitts High and Pra:i size P. Rogers, corner of Paca
and Little Green street; DR., RRbursi raft and Paca
street, n4-lw-iel26m
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Mrs, WOLFE's CONCERT. The lovers Of vocal
and instrumental music will bear in mind the Grand
Concert Is be given by Mrs. Wolfe this evening at Cal
vert Hail, on which occasion she will be assisted by
Profs Holland and Cleveland and several Of the BEST
amateur vocalists of the city. Mrs. Wolfe is well
known as most charming and delightful singer,
and assisted by such talent the concert cannot fail
to give satisfaction, The programme for the occa-
sion embraces some of the best pieces of Dempster,
Kreulzer, RUSSELL Bellini, and others, and should
command large aad fashionable auditory
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DEspATcH OF THE EUROPEAN Mails. The
mails intended for the steamship Caledonia,
which left New York on Saturday evening, by
tho Long Island Railroad, in consequence of
the accident 10 the Oregon, arrived safely at
the Boston Post-office, at halfpast | o'clock,
on Sunday afternoon. On being assorted, they
were Immediately conveyed on board the stea.
mer, which took her departure for Liverpool,
at haf.past three O'Clock: thereby only being
detained one hour and half beyond the ap-
pointed time for sailing.
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[Reported forth Baltimore Clipper.l
PAJTIMopE nHhpKrT Nroy .

Cattle. There was full supply of Beef Caltle at
the scales yesterday, with good demand, at slight
advance There were 1909 head offered, of which
$50 were taken by he packers and 500 ny the butch
on the hoof equal /, S3a 55.25 nrt The average If
sales was about 81 90. supply Of Live Hogs large,
with sales at Sla 425.
Flour. There were sales OF about l5OA bills.
Howard st. brands on Saturday and yesterday at
S5.37i, and 500 hbs, ut the same rate to-day, at
which holders are irn. Receipt price from cars un.
settled, We note few sales Of City Mills yesterday
rs 37i but later in the day 300 bb s. were tkn
SIS 50, which holders are now asking. We quote
SuSQuchanna at S5373.
Grain, Supply Of grain rather light, and prices
slightly improved !YG note sales of good u prime
Md reds at OOaO7c, and ordinary To good al 9jal 00c;
a'se of Penn red at ll0alllc, and white at llSc.-
Sales of old white Corn at roc, and yellow 65c and
Of new while Corn 56a5sc, ana vel ow do. at sea
GOc; Oats AT soc, and Rye et 67c.
Whisltey. Demand fair at 23c, for hhds, and "a
a2iic tUI bbs,
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TBNHE NAZARENF; OR THE LAST OF
q THE WASHINGTONS. A Revelation or
PHILADELPHIA, New York and Washington in die wear
l844, by George Lippsrd author Of the Quaker Civ
&c. &C. Just published and for sale by
n4 2t VIM. TAYLOR, Agent
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BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY
SESSION 1867.
Gz- INTRODUCTORY LECTURES. The Lee.
lures, Introductory TO the regular course of nstruc-
ton, i'll this Institution, will commence on MON
DAY EVENING, Nov. ID, in the MASONIC HALL,
ST. Pau-st., and be delivered in The following orael:
Prof. CHAPLIN A. HARRIS, THIS Tuesday EVE
MING, y O'Clock.
do W.. r. HANDY, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Nov. 4h, u O'Clock.
Doctor C. o. CONE, FRIDAY EVENING, Nov'ber
6ih al y O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
w, K, HANDY, Dean.
P. S. Professors BOND and WEsTCoTT will
give their ntroduc cries in the Hall of the new Col
lege Building not yet quite completed; but when
ready, the public will receive due notice. NEST
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A PRIZES OF $4,000, AND 10 PRIZES
II OF q ,OoU! Rich and magnificent scheme to
be drawn TO DAY, having prizes to the amount OF
SjO4,304
For some of the rCh prizes don't forget to call up
on MILLER & CO, and MAKE small investment
in the purchase Ofa ticket
THIS DAY, Nov. 4, will be drawn the Maryland
Consolidated Lottery. Class 1913 Nos, 10 Drawn
Ball0ts; tOr the bgnetll OF the Smsnmeh LnnaL
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THE MUSEUM. The bill posted FOR performance at
the Saloon this evening is most excellent one, and
will doubtless secure 4 good house. The new and
beautiful comedy of "My Wile's I'd Floor" which
was resolved last evening upon its first representa-
ton with such evident marks of salts action will be
repea ed with the addition of the laughabe farce of
"My Neighbours Wife" Between the pieces the
Orchestra will play several favore pieces
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FIRE AT Urea A fire occurred at Utica,
on Monday, which consumed the soap and
candle factory Of j. S. Kirk & Co., and the
warehouse Of l.. R, Darrow, besides damaging
the store Of Ely, Avery s Co,
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Sl4,O88 .66I %

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT ON THE
LONG ISLAND SOUND The Rhode Island a.
shore The steamboat Rhode Island, Captain
Manchester, was driven ashore on Huntington
Beach, Long Island, in the storm, on Sunday,
about II o'clock, while on her passage to New
York with the Eastern mail. She lays about
80 rods from the shore, and As miles from New
York, with heavy sea running and breaking
over her. 1t being too rough to launch a boat
a letter was placed in a bottle, and the bottle
tied to a barrel. which was thrown overheard
and drit(ed on the beach, and thus a commu-
nication was had with those on board the un.
fortunate steamer. The letter was directed to
the President of the Company, requesting the
aid of a steamboat to be sent to their relief inn
mediately. We learn that no lives were lost.
The passengers must have been in very un-
pleasant situation during Sunday night. A
steamboat was finally despatched to the assis-
lance of the Rhode Island.
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Tickets Only S5.00-shart in proportion.
70 Emory & 20. will sell a package of &c tickets
~ this magnificent scheme for Sl5 Try your luck!
Emory Co selling all the prizes. The grand md
magnificent prize of $50 90, in package Of wholes,
was sOldby Emory & in Mondays Lottery
p. S.-For prize packages or single tickets, aa-
dress the old established house Of Emory 4 Co.. ID
office rom Market street, in Cavert
EN- Try 4 Co, 4. ). Lottery Agency,
No. 'alyert-st., ID LOTTERY Office
II from Baltimore street.
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rNNHE SUBSCRIBER will open the GREAT
A. WESTERN EATI G SALOON, No. 4l3
MARKET STREET, between Paca and Green Streets
TO DAY, the 4;h inst, and most respectfully a ks
his friends and the public to call and partake of a
COLLATION., to be served up on the occasion.
1t EVAN HAMILTON.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Roo

For London Shin Missss pi, with despatch.
For l.iverpool-Ship Republic, with despatch.
For Liverpool-ship Manchester 10 succeed tn,
HHgrave.
For Belfast, Ireland-Ship Washington with desp'h
For Liverpool-Ship Susan L, Howell, with des
patch.
For Havre-Ship Alexandria, with despatch
For Bfemen-Ship Marianne with despatch
For Havre-French barque Ballochan, with des
patch.
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MIEW MODE OF CURING DISEASES


~ BY MAGNETISM.
PROFESSOR MILLS has taken Rooms in CEN
TRIAL HALL, lover Garfield & Brothers. Jewery
Store, corner of Baltimore and Charles sts where
he will treat the dis eases of Rheumatism, Paralysis,
and all other Nervous Complaints, ana prepare per
sons for surgical operations.
Professor Mills will be in attendance EVERY
DAY from 10 TO ~ O'Clock.
GI7- Ladies are invited on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and Gen emen on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. [sPl nd IF
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CLEARED,
Schr Josephine, Laourette, N York, ManEin.
ship Hargrave, Bailey, Liverpool, Clark * kellogg


Schr Josephine, Latourete, York, Mankin.
snip Hargrave, Bailey, Liverpool, Clark x kellogg
ARRIVED.
SGhr Rapid, stoddard, 5 days from Boston, plaster,
TO Weld Scaver.
schr Angler, Burgess, days flom Boston, plaster
TO order,
Steamer Osiris, rurner,' from West River. Saw
nothing FOUND up. Reports OFF North Point ship
Scott; and off Hawkins Point ship Harvest, both
bound cut.
Steamer JewHss, Sutton from Norfolk. Saw of
MOhjock bay, barque and brgantue, bound up.
SAILED yesterday, wind N. w. very ght-Ship.
Harvest, FHller, Rotterdam; Scotia, Leslie, liverpool
gn tow of steamer ReefD brgs Fashion, Kirwan
West Indies, (put back TO this pert 3d ultinO, IL
distress, since iepared0 Cambrian, Walter, West
Indies; GiamOrgan, FOcke, Kingston, Jam and 9th
ers. Nearly all the above Vesst Is have been wind
bound for several days
MEMORANDA,
Barque Hermitage, Fry, from Baltimore for New
Orleans, was III Hampton Roads Dist ut.
Barque Maryland, Davis, from Baltimore, arrived
at Boston 3lst ult.
Brig Noble, Boothe, from Alexandra, was lefl AZ
Barbado about the 18th alt; had just arrived with
loss of sails.
Brig Vousia, Owens; (hGoxe reported pu in in dis
uess) sailed from Norfolk Tst inst. for ientuegos
Schr MoselIe Eustis, Cor Baltimore, Sailed f.Cm-
New Haven Both ult.
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A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.

A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
CRACOvIENNE.'
Come, o come, and take puff,
You will not be treated rough;
Come, o come, and take delight,
And smoke CIGARS by day or night.
BOOTHS CIGARS are all the 60,
Every one has told me so;
They are going like hot cakes,
From the Factory where he makes.
P.S. JOHN r. BOOTHS Cigar and Tobacco es-
tablishment is in HANOVER STREET, 3 doors
South of Camden, nearly opposite his old and ia
vorite stand. Islt Rtfl o20
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nI3- CITIZENS AN3 STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; EARRINGS Silver Plated CakJ
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which s COM
from Calvert. ap3
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fh}- We invite the attention Of the public to the
Certificates of a cure performed by Dr. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead Of any heretofore published. The high
standing Of he gentlemen whose names are gwen
as having witnessed this cure, precudes the posi-
bility of imposition. There is q large number of
persons taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen S,
whose names will be found attached to the ccrtf-
cates, SEQ
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Amsrtton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
.,NEDNE 5DAY MORNING, Nov. 4, ls46.

R,ropH, We have the satisfaction to know ,
that measures of reform which we advocated
many years ago, and when relormcrs were not
so numerous as at present, nor reform quite %
popular-have been adopted by the legislature
Of tn, State. More than twenty years ago we
advocated the following measures, i'll the sup
mort of some of which we stood almost alone
VIZ
The election of the Governor by the people.
The election of ono Senator from each coun-
tv and from the city of Baltimore, by the peo-
pie. .....
A change in the ratio Of representation, so as
TO give population more influence IN the mouse
Of Delegates.
4 restriction of the terms Of service ofCIerks
aud Registers Of Wills.
These we're important changes, and were vi
olently contested for years, but have finally
been adopted
Other measures which we have more recent
" recommended and upheld have also been ia
voably passed upon by the Legslaturc-vz
The tax upon public officers.
The payment for commissions to civil oih-
GERS.
The Biennial Sessions bill.
The reduction of the salaries of some OF the
public officers.
In fact, we have the qualification to see, that
almost every measure which we have support
ed, has been approved by the people, and by
their representatves-and we can say with hon
esty and sincerity, that in no instance have we
sustained any measure from factions or interest
ed views.
We have been consistent and uniform friends
of rational rcform-the unwaverng advocates
of rigid economy in public affairs. Much has
been done in tie correction Of evils, and some
thing yet remains to be performed of the
latter we may take OCCASION TO speak hereafter.
"AMERIcAN CRUISER: Or THE Two MISS
MATES" This volume is the production Of
Capt. Little, author of Life on the Ocean"
lie is well known to the citizens Of Baltimore.
Independent of all considerations of the severe
affection under which the author is laborng,
Che loss Of sight the work before US is well
worthy of public patronage. 1t is the nara
tive of cruise in an American pIivateer dur
ing the last war with England, and is repIete
with exciting adventures. The characters Of
the several persons on board the privateer are
drawn with spirit, and the reader will find him
self particularly interested in the two mess
mates, the boatswain and the young sailor
The author does more, however, than give us
mere narrative of events-he gives some
most impressive lessons to seamen as to their
religious and moral duties; and we venture to
assert, that no sea-farng man can carefully Pc
yuse this volume without being deeply impress
ed with the justice Of the advice which the
author gives to them through the medium of
the young sailor. We recommend the work .
most cheerlully to public attention, with the
sincere hope, that the author may reap an am
pie reward fer labors performed under the great
disadvantage Ct loss of sight, and as testimony
to his worth as a writer.
u AVN Nv
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Cotton has ocen dun tO-day-pricrs steady.
The storm which commenced on Saturday has
continued up 10 the present time, much TO the inter
fuptiun OfbuSiness. a GOOD deal Of flour which had
been LEFT upon the whaves has been damaged, and
is selling at lower IA tes-gnOd GrnesseG IL held N
So; Michigan, sc ranges from $685.! t. 81 Cd 2O0O
bbls. New York City Mills TO be delivered in IS
90 days, sold at s. 81 $1,000 bushels Rye 70 cents;
1900 bushels red Wheat, at tl.l2 80 bills. western
Whskey sold at Il! cents-whicA is now the top
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"SToP THE ScoUSDREL." We received a
handful yesterday, through the Post Office,
with the above heading, signed by Milton Hunt,
dated Greensboro, Guliord county, N. c.,
Oct. 30, 1916, offering a reward of FIVE hun
dred dollars for the apprehension of an indivd-
ual named S. P. Coffin, who has absconded
from that place, taking with him the wife of
Mr.. Hunt, and several thousand dollars. Mrs.
Hunt left behind her four children, the young
est but fourteen months old. Coffin is about IS
years old, tall and slender, has black hair, toll
cradle large whiskers, talks quick.
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u3-FRENCH AND GERMAN L LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale BY the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortment
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 to order, as cheap as thew
can be obtained at any establishment in The United
States. %. s. FRYER,
Milf No. Ngrth Cav street. .
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G3- WASHINGTON HOSE COMPANY. At a
quarterly meeting of the Washington Hose Comp1-
ny, held on Monday, the I'd inst, Mr.. John @ Dyke
was elected second Vice president, in the place of
David L. Brown, disqualified. 1t
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Cd, P. NJ.

PHiL ADELPdiA, Nov. ID I. M.
FIour-The current asking raie Of ordinary ship
ping brands is s. 81; buyers offer S5!a53l; hear
0fno sales to-day. Rye Flour nominaiIy hld at 81.
Corn Meal-We no ice considerable movement in
this article, and fully 1000 bbls Penn'a sold So STA
SO 60, mostly at the later price. Wheat is inquired
for but there being little none ahpat, the only
transactions we 6ud to notice Is 500 bushe prime
Southern red l03c 1850 is offered for prime Peun'a
reds to arrive. Corn dull and several lots SOuthrrn
sold al G4a66c ior prime yellow, aud 65c for white.
Oats-SOu,hefn ready sale at Bic. Whiskry-Bbs.
are worth 24t, Ahds. held at the same.
G5-CIEAP PRINTING, ami PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch at
he Office y! the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE -sr.--as
MAMMOTH RrI,Ts Much larger than any other
flee can execute,
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC. &c.
Indeed ii is needless to eBumerate as we are pos
sessed offaciities with latest styles of type and
and splendidmachnery) fordong work in eusry3tyic,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city
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% SOUTHE RN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest aud cheapest to any 9th
el Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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NEGROES WANTED
SPLENDID WATCHES

$50 Received this day and for sale by GA
YIN BRIEL d. CLARK, Water street, second
e. Sc door from Calvert some beautiful Silver and
Sl..SGold LEVER WATCHES, made to my or
der in Europe. Also, Silver HUNTING LEPINE
and LEVER WATCHES nc If
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN MISSISSIPPI. By
the Vcksburg Sentinel, we learn that while
the freight train of cars, containing about 800
bales of cotton, were passing over bridge, a
few miles from Vicksburg, it gave way, and
Precipitatcd the locomotive, cotton and all, in
to the bottom of the hollow, distance of fifty
feet. One negro man was killed; another had
several limbs broken, and the engineer, Mr..
Downing, had one leg broken.