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IN CHANCERN-NtR Atrul, heldiB
the Csks uf.r Of thr Superior Court OF Law an.
Ctaeey of NrP..os eoauy saturday tic sd day Of Aa
gust 1876
Niu'm = A'e'e'' PUG
W iam W Ferguson. Thomas = Baro,s s4,a, ,,,, NJ i.
lament ~ n1rrlh frrrrs1n. deed. 80.
lh- d'cHiHt Wa W Frtsu-ou. having entered b. pp.ss
RH,- cf h.s CouL sod api--srur ts st ,,, ,I Ia
b. BE- noi on rhf1tar OF tis Crratrnnsrsrb t a.. M d. f
", f'' ~ o at'frrf % s nrrfs. h,i OBJ ats.u De-
fertiu to Judge af bf 81 I rf on tb, 5t
uAg Of Ni 'ff term nft' aVi the rantr
sol Wa cow Of thN ur'rr br fINuh new.
papet published t- city Echurni f two month. .,r..
'vry hnd posted az the soor Couu haue Of th.
couuy.
Crpy-Tcsis.
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" ih"iNIA AT superior court Of chancery
Tor the Rehasotd Circuit Capitol IN the et II
heLHohi. on The 2stb day q Jans 1885.
J"hnSlePpad late hrh he eaanty OF H.D,o An ho
u" STATE Of Marh Pate eomHiei Tor adninstraon nh
~ u nm is''
Levy X ClAIts and Lucy D. VIE AID Samuel n Pate
u-Gs
Ths cause. which The yaiaa ape r. TO hay. mr. et
az1hs' IN fnrants Levy H. TIA Lacy y h viz. no
4' % is 'onnons eath. in tb- pts-eb-I By las Tor
o-aan thy a falling appear answer cane on
to BE- h'ad IN. b A. 70 the ..
Ii"As snd Lucy hs wifi, answer Of Tho q,
sshne Pae ~ih ErHsa replication th~rrta upon
uh- 'iAie' h and BY whet,Ipn III. count
aohaudse oder and dsce. eon- sn--s ~ N -
eoe 60 give notice to the creditors o Martin Pate e-a.e by
Pap"eAoa OF ht' o'd- for eight chuaond WIZ and
chnphi Enquirer two OF tho
oehno-d ard by Pons tie q Hou- Of
eo"n OF hehTieo and ako u the y OF
heh n' Oh two several produce their ina. b.fs
hm tor settlement within ths p iod o three months
Copy. Teste,
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MORE NEW GOODS
A L Il Y LER & cos
emma and Glass Warc-ROosns

INU- STREET.
M. are now openins ships Henry clay anI nutsh--.
ppt~an- VIA New York the barque Phrn,I AZ TN.
our enue Pan Importation of French English CHINA and
,'h~sfe and ffOn The various hncsn Manufaeto.s nn
""es OF "asswafe, i.oosi Gtas-.s CasiorS Ge
Also
Io'Aeha- Cos pa hall Lamps Of MI Kind.
'hmney CODES &c all Of are DETERMINED 20
-iiAt email ADVANCE - " w
Couniy and Chy Merchants ey.n- reu-rary are invited
"ei1"'hs our s""d+ WIN y. BUTLER CO.
- Main
~ Rlrn Of The N
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
OF the Removal and Permanent Cure
Oh III Diseases arising from an Inn
pure state OF The Hood or Habit
oil

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~, ~. hkJPIloNs, PtNPIEs or PuSTIIIPs ON
LUZ anb FAVE bLofCHES BItFss. CHRONIC, soar TyTs
hlNG WORM OR TETrER, SCAI.D man psi .pap
, nENi MD TAIN OF THE BONES Ann JnlNTp -TIIa
b,hN ULCERS, sNPTlitrTIC EYyIsrOMs sCIsTt,.a Np
LUhBAGo, AND DISEASES ARISING rRoa 80 ~, w., IN
DlCioUs USE OF MERCURY. Ass;TTEs or DRopsV sT
CONSTITUTIONAL DISORDERS ' 'A"Ni'
'VNHE VALUE Of TIA. prrparai,o, 4. ms. ..,.,,
every Jay the Geld OF hsussfuR--- sr1.bdn, .,nro.a
-, - haed by PhSsiriaHs, aud admitted to be the
ana searching preparation from the ron. thar L,s
ever been employed IN medical practices. "a n A., Io.,I
ou general extending through uho sy,,,u m NJ,
-es INC POISONOUS elements AMI RESTORE, h,nh,
tone TO the organs which that aud 4, - -,
ieina hsorders the result hsnInr Of IN, ~ nm.
ar ~ aud other painful the ubu.cuar
- - ~ lei'Na n the pau. IA
strength keepine -trrat OF the dFs, n s 80
Su = put up hEbB concentrated form for eopvD,.ne.
l, ara Nhea diluted according directions each
e "" ma az 81 time. the quantity equal nne quart then
superior IN medicinal value mon. ,h
maine The proprrIou almost daily wing tenon1. on
active and curative medicine. - ~
The following Interesting presented and IN. reader nva
Pe''-Ai' comment on such ev d-nce 1 unnecessary.
NEwaEK ". J. March Il, Is46-
aaesoI with seToaa when twnear. hieh .op reduced hr
!" mere sseaeion The disease pervaded whole sy ana
manifested itelf on The had nod -,
niaeTrn physicians Newark BeIevic ana n. " Yok rrsTi
oi hsf Al various times but finally up as perfectly
ant accordingly procured bolleg which y,. s
rei with many Interruptions m decided b.nsnt
Two moaihs ago teeam- acquainted circumstances
h. e1~e Ae eh4d who Is now aged four
pes mass Of dsease and using any OF Her
o"d va swollen Ia ne' twice t. head limb.
Al noy were almost entirely
unabe to move and voutake notice sh,,nl
oo' b"ag touched BY her disease Al th Da
Tune was equally severe inary aienrd bloody -yaeaton,
every lev hours They prucarud
and before she had taken boe - - e.,r
and creep across tho She The -
eohd DO ur Aud ID" beald the bmb- are r.
stored 70 Near natural use shs East prov
ing IN hsA'A- Very respectfully, yours
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I'D Bells. TANNERS OIL. prmo quality,
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RifbmonS Dailp fubis.

RICHARD ~. TOIEH, Editor.
WYATT W. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF The sapetaf court % Chlaeery Richmond Circuit
the l-th dzy OF september, lr4G.
Iohn Mcdaniel and s,uiri MeCoke merchants aud
trading unier the Il IA and style Of Mcdaniel neCorlIe
Purs
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BAftKszhURs. Va Dec 18Th 1886
'aes-is y H. u Sanr-gefoFe us,bg vour
1parhia, s rings lins r. -f,rpr..,or nv
completely uecfasd. had dreadful cough and thrc - -
qaeuy weeks together that speaE abov. br and
b-sri's Tie inhtuasn throat r1teps. ~ , 90, -
mat my ne ff vas very much taking h- sars.
pasu % time my bath Improved. IN thruat now sn
am as free from cough AMI ghtnss of the chest AZ ever rs.
ahi can hear quite disinets y bs-a about th
your Sarsapania- Your fr,.nJ
LOUISA X. BEvAN
t"f iurt- enans aui evidence Of is un.or
value and eeaey, pamphlets may D. ob ed GA hy.,t.
gratis. 49,
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street corner OF William. New YOrk. Soil al-o hy pUyAI
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man lynehhaE Cook Fre.r ksbarS; santo. Norfolk and
ey Druggists rally throuEbo Unitsd staiss
friee ~ per bntu--siI bottles for
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Sec Of Youth's STATE fsm- soc.
The following al from received fon Mr.. Be.
van VINO had been afflicted Tor nth sefau. m
GERS Dys~psa, &e and recently with an aan OF The Ihra.,
and Chrst.- " " '"e '"i"A'
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-16

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Mr.. Andrew West
lake, of Canton, Stark CO., Ohio, was robbed Of
one thousand and fifty dollars on the evening
of The Sd inst, between Warrenton and the
District of Columbia, by three men. Hestates,
says the Charlestown (Va.) Free Press. that
they made the attack from behind; he was
dragged fiom his horse, seized by the throat,
and whilst one distracted the money, the 9th
ers kept him gagged, Although several efforts
were made by him, his pistols failed in making
discharge. The money was mostly on Virgil
MIA and Maryland Banks-the denomination Of
the notes not all recollected, but there were
three 500 bills, and several sos and sos
among them.
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VMILLIAp1 TAYLOR.

w No. . Aston HOUSE, New York,
and JARVIS BUILDINGS, Baltic,
THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA:
Edited by EPEs SARGENT,
Price only IL! cents each.-Already published,
LION. A Tragedy, By Sergeant Talrourd. From
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Rev. II. MiIIman.
3. TIE LADY OF LYoNs-A Play-by Bulwer,
RlChELlEU; or, The Conspiracy--by DO.
D. The WIFE; a Tale of nlaItua-A Play-By j..
8. THE H0NEYMooN-A Piay-By John Tobin.
z. THE SCHOOL FOR sCANDAL-A Comedy
By Sheridan.
8. MONEY-A Comedy-By Sir E. L. Bulwer.
GI3- Vol. l. handsom ely bOunu in Muslin, contains
Portrait and Memoir of Mrs. A. u. Mowatt-for 81.
VOLUME H.
g. THE STRANGER, Play, in Five Acts. By
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IL. Ri HARD III. By Shakespeare, as altered by
COlley Cibber, and played at the Park Theatre
by Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kean, with a correct
description of the magnificent Costumes, Fune-
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10. LOVES SACRIFICE. A Play, in Five Acts, by
George Lowell
10. TIE CANISTER, Tragedy, in Five Acts,
ID. A CURE FOR THE HEARTACHE. A Come
dy, by Morton.
Is. The nUNCHBACK. Play, by James sheri-
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G3-With a Portrait and Memoir of Mr.. C. KEAN.
VOLUME III.
II. TIE POOR GENTLEMAN. A Comedy, by G.
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10. HAMLET. A Tragedy, by VIM Shakespeare.
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WRITER, being Punctual Directions to be observed
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Also, FAMILY CIRCLE for August, and the
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MURDER AT PITrsBURa. A shocking muir
der was perpetrated at Pittsburg, on Sunday,
by a man named Frederick Reidill, on the per-
son of his own wife, whose head and body were
horribly cut and mangled with some sharp in
strument. Reidill was arrested, but he stout
" denied committing the deed. The populace
became so enraged that it was with difficulty
be was saved from being lyuched on the spot
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03-A CARD. The Committee, on behalf of the
Luther Chapel Sabbath School, return their sincere
thanks to the large and respectable company who ia
vored them with their attendance on their Excursion
to Cambridge, on the 18th inst They deeply regret
the accident at starting, which deprived many of
the pleasure of the day; but it was one of very
trivial nature at least, and which could not well be
avoided, they feel that no censure justly attach
TO them, or TO the officers Of the steamer "Mary
Washington" It,
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U3-OWENS' FAREWELL BENEFIT.
J; Il; OWENS respectfully informs his friends that
his Farewell benefit and last appearance, for one
year, will lake place on SATURDAY EVENING,
18th inSt for which occasion he has selected The fol.
lowing excellent entertainments: new and beau
ttful Drama called HOME AGAIN-A very laugha-
BILE Farce called "THE QUEER SUBJECT" Be
tween the pieces, Mr., OWENS will drone his la
mentatiOn of the BENPECKED HUSBAND. The
performance to conclude with (by express desire the
9th act of RICHARD III. Richard Ill, Che last
scene on Horst back,) Mr.. OWENS. jyl6 2t
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC Excursion. The
National Blues, Capt Pickell, have chartered the
fine and commodious steamer Columbia, for an Elk.
cursion to Annapolis this afternoon. The boat will
leave Commerce st. wharf at O'Clock, and wi
stop at the County wharf, going and returning The
excellent Band of Capt Volandt, which s attached to
the company, VIII accompany the excursion, and
give grand Musical Soiree on board. few tickets
have been left at this office for sale.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-16

EXCURSION TO ST. MIcHAELs. The fine steamer
PocahOntas will leave the wharf at the intersection
of Pratt AMI Light sts., to- morrow morning on an ex
cursion to the beautiful village of 81. Michaels Tai
bot co. Excellent music will be on board, and din
ner and supper will be provided at % cents EACH
She will leave the wharf at O'Clock and will stop
at the County wharf going and returning. This pro-
misses to be the best excursions of the season.
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PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
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,
&C. &C. for sale and made TO order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. L. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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n3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Caki
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are Invited TO examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'5 assortment, which is COM
dlete, his Old Established Store, Waterst, I'd door
from Calvert, ap6
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OFFICIATING BETHEL. The Committee ap-
pointed to attend 10 the preparing of the ship William
Penn, (now lying at the foot of Calvert st) for sail
os church, finding that there several merchants
ncOmmode them in their business, and the commit
tee not wishing to interfere with any one, have de-
termined TO remove her to more suitable place
where she will be fitted up without further delay. IL
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THE TEMPERANCE EXCURSIONS Two steamboats,
wnheave this city, this morning on Temperance Elk
cursions to Annapolis. The Pocahontas, with the
Neptune Division, will leave Light st. wharf at u
o'c lock- Mr.. Hawkins the celebrated Lecturer, will
go on this boat.
The Maryland will leave Dugan's wharf, at seven
O'Clock. She will have several eloquent friends OF
the cause on board We should be pleased to see
both boats patrenised.
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n7- CHEAP PRINrINCa, and PRINTING Of

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
he Office VI the Clipper, 13A BALTIMORE r.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than eTss amy o'l''
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offacilities with latest styles of type and new
andspendid Machinery for doing work, in everystye
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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THUNDER STORM AT BoSToN, During a
thunder storm at Boston, on Sunday afternoon,
the lightning struck the large barn of NathanieI
Coburn, in West Dedham, which, with its con-
tents and fine horse, was entirely consumed.
Mr.. C's dwelling was also injured to the amount
of S2 900. The barn of Mr.. Mortified was also
struck and slightly injured, and young man
in it somewhat stunned. A large tree in the
lawn of tho Rev. DIR. Burgess Meeting House
was shivered to atoms, The dwelling of Mr..
Lincoln, in bingham, was likewise injured by
the electric fluid.
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, jury is, ls4s.

Tur OpJEcr IN VIEW. The editor of the
National Intclligencer in referring to a letter
from the Washington correspondent fthe New
York Journal of Commerce, on the war with
Mexico, says-"Accordirg to this writer, whom
wa believe to be familiar with the counsels Of
the administration, and neither politically nor
personally unlriendly TO those who compose it,,
but rather in the confidence of its members, the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Mexican empire is not
che object, or at least not the sole object of the
projected invason''-apd to prove this position,
they quote from the Washington letter writer
tho following sentence-"The complete politi-
cal, moral, and industrial regeneration of Next
co may be accomplished in the course of war
of some three or four years" 1t may be, that
the administration has another object in view
in addition to that of Remembering the Next
can empire; and that it has been resolved to
seize upon and annex California to the United
States, we have no doubt. We can hardly sup
pose it possible, however, that the design is en-
tertained Of ehectng "the complete political,
moral and industrial regeneration of Mexico"
especially by means Of war. tits neither poll
tic nor Just, to interfere with theinternal policy
or institutions ofothor nations, and we have no
sound pretext for such interference with Mexi-
CO. We went to war with that power for the
professed purpose Of obtaining justice at her
hands, and we cannot, with proprety, seek 9th
er to dismember her, or to force upon her new
organization of her government, or change in
her political, moral or industrial" system. 1t
would be presumption in us to insist that she
shall conform her practice 20 our theories. If
she will make peace upon just and honorable
terms, it is all that we can require; aud we
should be content to let her regulate her own
concerns in her own way. People cannot fail
to discover the secret bearing Of this ntimation
from the correspondent of the Journal Of Com
mercc, but we cannot believe that it will BIO
sanctioned by the government. We shall not
undertake crusade against the political, reli-
gious or industrial institutions Of Mexico; for
such course would not be tolerated by the
people of tho United Statesmen do we believe
that it would pass unnoticed BY other nations.
Let us adhere to the object originally avowed
for the war with Mexico, viz: to obtain Justice;
and not intermeddlc with matters with which we
should have nothing to do. An American ar
my will never match TO Mexico for the purpose
of bcginning or completing, "tho political, mo-
raj and industrial regeneration of that coun-
Try.
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Ng- LIBERTY CHARACTERIZATION An
adjourned meeting of the Company will be held
THIS Thursday EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, at the
Armory. 1t is earnestly desired that every member
will be in attendance, as matters wilt be submitted
TO their consideration of the utmost importance.
By order of The Captain,
1T G. ]. WEDEKIND Sec,y.
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EXCURSION TO EAsToN. The fine steamer Thomas
Jefferson will leave Light street wharf at O'Clock
tomorrow morning, on an Excursion to Easton, The
excellent Band of the National Blues will accompa-
ny the excursion. The boat will stop at the County
wharf going and returning.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co. !,

opposite Banums, BAIT, Nd.
A3-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli,
dated Lottery, class No. 90, for 1876: For benefit OF
the Susquehanna Canal:
SI6l 43 Q 60 30 % 50 0 SO 10 IS 745l
81 and 6l being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
% and 81, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each 80
and %, being the Sd and 4Lh drawn Nos. each 90
and 60, being the 9TH and 5th; or 90 and 60, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All having Two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 60 5
1t EMORY & CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
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AL n A n A T..
1915
mo CURE TOOTHACH

M AND PRE- ERVE HEAI
R3- THE TOOTHACH is always cured
mhute by an application of WHEELER'S TRj
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be stal d
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will
ed; SoftHess of the Gums will be cured; all hi
of the Gums will be effeclually stopped, n
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept Of
and in the best Of health by its use. Sold by
]. NJ. HAIG, Ne. 1873 Baltimore sire
je3O-ly above South, opposite Clipper Of
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-16

THE MUSEUM The performance at the Museum
this evening will commence with the favote farce OF
the "Windmill," after which the sero-comco -tragi
CO piece of"Crimson Crimes" will be performed in
ali its original splendor. The excellent comedian,
Mr.. Owens is the hero Of the piece.
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o. JOHN r. BOOTH, MANUFACTURER OF TO-
BACCO AND CIGARS, (who formerly kept at the
''yelow corner,') is now doing business nearly ep
posite his old stand, No. e5 HANOVER-ST. He par.
when they want GOOD TOBACCO & CIGARS, as he
knows he can please them. iy6-tfr
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DElg u6HIletld, hlHSmdnj fOflldnu.
SAILEB-Ship Rhone, Harvey, Liverpool
Richmond; brig Hummng Bird, (Br) Whitney, |
BADGES.
ARRIVED.
Schr Exact Folger, from Nantucket, oil, u
Whittidge y Co.
Steamer Patuxent, Weems, from the PatuxeIj
Reports off Sharp's Island full rugged brig;
another off Poplar Island.
Steamer Georgia, Cannsn, from Norfolk. Saw
thing. The G. was delayed several hours on accd
of gale in the bay last night. Her passengers I'D
eastward were landed at Canton in time for the c
03-The statement that Capt Gait, of the Geo
& Henry, "saw about ten days since barque 5
posed to be the Hortensia,' is mistake. He
quests US to say ne saw no vessel of the kind.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Finaneier, Sargent, from Baltimore, arrive,
Bangor 10Th inst.
Brig Baltimore, Brown, for Baltimore, cleared
Boston 18th inst
Schr Iowa, Dayton, from Baltimore arrived a
York 18th inst.
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n3- NOTICES OF TEMPERANCE. The
Members of Neptune Division, No. Z, Sons of TEN
perance that intend partiepatingin the Excursion on
THURSDAY, the 10th inst, will meet at Sloan Hall
on that morning, with their Regalia on.
The Brethren eff Sister Divisions are affectonately
invited to meet with US, the members with Regain,
the officers with their Ensignia of Office.
The Division will take up the line ofmarch for the
Boat, preceded by their Band, at Z! O'Clock.
JOHN FL. WILSON, ,s.u
jyl52,* MICH. ROBINSON, Hi@'shaNs'