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wa h. JONES, Aucnoneer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRUGANS, or Wednea-
Dday June i7th, al ei O'clock Al the store Of j. D. In
gerson Co. No. ~ Pesrl-s. 200 cases. comprising
largo and desirable OF Boo Shoes and Bro
gsns suitable for the Souihern Western and City dealers
jus, received Catalogues and good, ready tho day OF
The sale. mhl0tfSuns
MANUFACTURING ESTAsL1sRMENT.
TIE Guy Of New-York for sale al aEenSs ~ shs
Merchants Exchange, byANTHONY J. BLEECKE Err,
"a O'Clock Wednesday, the tenth day Of June inst
The Stesm Engine, Boers Shutting and FIX urrs belong
Ing the in the Vesey Steam Mills No 81 and 60
Vesey will he sold above, and the lease OF the
ses assigned TO tho purchaser The buildings hy feet
wids aud sxty feet deep and four stories high
besides the basement with boildugs, and cart
wsy leading thereto Thelocson 10 probably the beat In
the eligible Cro,or Wafer introduced the works In
opeatloa and in complete order and The establishment u
we'll cslculsled for those who Manufacturing busl
n-ss " their n there be sufficient room
vacant accommodate lhem and The apartments rented
produce Sixty Dollars a>week payable weekly The
premisea examined daily. and every itfo NATION
given by T LENT who has charge Of the csablsnmept
Also, viii be s'ld at tho same une and place three Dssi
Wheels with geariog complete (now lyn. gu; OF use
said premses such are n'ed In print works e4 6ns'
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tF Geutleman's summer Ha1s.-BlRD cor. OF
Pine and Nassau s invites the attention Of his customers
and ,hs public 10 his OF Summer Hats consisting
among other, of white and pearl coored ur ha exceed
tugy ,ht; Psrams, Msnils- Canadian straw bats also
light black beaver and moesn ns sosp'eo
for the summer season
my25 lp1' BIRD, cor. Hne ano HRsSau 3D.
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70, Certain Cure tor the Toothache.-Thaim most
sggrsvatug of all pains the Toohsche b. Speedily and
permanently removed by applying The Glove Anodype
Too'hschs Drops without the eas injury u The teeth or
gums These Drops have been highly praised the great
who have them and been saved thereby hours
OF pain
Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON, wholesseand
retail Drug gs, Chemist A. B. Sands Co.
rs Brosdway ChRmberssL Sold also, q, 100 Fulton
a. and n East Broadway and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. Price 25 myl lmeodis
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H GRAEAM'S DAILY BULLETIN OF
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, Tribune Buildings, Nassau
" street
Pictures from Italy by Chas. Dickens; price l2i eta.
The Confessions OF Pretty Womsn, by Miss Pardoe,
author of the City OF the SuIani price rs cs
Emilia WyndhsD, By The author Of Two Old Mems
Tales a most interesting work price 25 cts.
The Poems OF Henry w. Longfelow; price 50 cts
Or's Book of Swimming, illustrated; prtce l24 cts.
Farmers Library for June subscription s. 20, 50 cts per
No.
Graham's Magazine for June. splendid number with
Paris Fashions subscriptions 50 90, per No. % cts
American Flora, No. 4; price IS cts.
The French Cook most useful culinary assistant price
IS cis..
Henry RUSSELL The Year Two Thousand price IS cts,
Leon De Cssver. historical novel, by Denns Hannt-
gan author Of The Orange Girl of Venice price 2t CTS
The Artisan Lyons Loves Traces By the
author OF Leon De Csaver Orange Girl Of Venice Of
this authors b-st works. price % cts
The Ms,ricide. by Johu X Duer. u S N price IL! cts
The Tower Of London, by Answorth with Illustrations
The Tower OF London Is Englsnds history; price 30 eta
The Copper Mines OF Lake Superior, with Al excellent
Az excellent map OF Texas, Oregon and California
price 70 cts
Rsuero or The Prince and the Prisoner, by Professor 1
ersham price Is cts
Napoleon and his Marshals, by Headley vols. prc
81 So
All agents supplied at publishers prices by
JIG 7lis w II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, Nasssu-st
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NEW AND CHEAP LITERATURE AT
XVM TAYLOR & CO.'S. No. 2A.tor Houss.-Dichenss
w new WORK, Pictures from Isly'-37t cts.
Confessions of Pretty Womsn by Miss Pardos, autnor
OF City c. the Suan-25 cts
Nos 81 and So Harp-rs Illustrated 5hakspesre-25 cts.
Valentine mcCluchy, the Irish Agent by Carleton well
told Irish tale-50 cts.
Lo1efeow'. Poems cheap sdtSa-5O cts.
Twenty four Years in the Argentae Repubic--Sl
Napoleon and his Msrshals, by J. T. Headley-Sl rs
The Anglers Guide, with engrayngs-5O cts.
The Art of Swimming do l2i cts.
Emile Wyndham-25 cts.
The Chronicles of Clovernook-25 cts.
Ramiro, or the Prince and the Prtsooer-25 eta.
Hsrpers Pictorial Bible bound order In all styles and
prices
All the Reviews Qaar,eries and Magazines for June for
sale wholesale and retail by VIM TAYLOR x co.
je9 2tis 2Astor House.
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70 Death To Bedbugs.--Fhose who are so uutor-
lrste as to hsye moved into house which 10 infested with
these animals need lot be discouraged for with bottle
OF bedbug remedy they conquer army OF them
Price q cent? per bottle For sale by DAVID SANDS
co n East Broadway myla lmsods
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WINDOW SHADES-wINDow SHADES!
q Sfin PAIRS, Wholesale and Retail-consisting In
Z,0UU part OF Interior Views, Abbsy Gothics Roman
Arches Full Landscapes, Desert Scenes Scroll Patterns
&c which painted by the most celeb rated Italian,
French and American artists warranted washable and
fscy ransparent at great reduction from former prces
EDWARD WANSLEY,
myl4lmis No 20 Caiharaest near Chatham quere-
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n]in0om SHADES.

CREENWICH-ST. WINDOW Shade Depot
VI The subscribers have on hand new and COM
plee slock Of Window Shades consisting OF the very best
and most hiopebe styles extant, which they will
sell at CREST reduction from former prices Country
chants desers urnshers invited TO call and exam
inc for themselves previous To purchasing elsewhere Re-
membsr the names and number
BERRIAN Il GREASON,
eq ImsDlW No 2i7 Green W ich-st. Ne~-YOrk-
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Qurtinn Gales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, A1ct,oneer,
A SGA RICH IDl e. PLATE

JOSIAH RlCHARDS Auctioneer,
DY BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATT.-stofe
I'D 9o4 BrosGvay-Liberal Cash Advances made on con-
sgnranu for Auction Ssies
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Boexs-A largo collection Of Standard ssd MiseslaDs.
oua Works School md Classical Books, Stationery, he
genarsiiy 10 quantities.
NoTIce 70 PvsLIsHERs-The valuable Stereotype Fstes
sad Copyrights Booss h-reioor, pubsbed By tie
ola " Blaze conaspg Of ih.rtyhye ses including By
rou's Complete Works Meadows French ard Enslhh
Dictionary Blaies Biographical Dictionary Young Ora
tor Salteid's Classical Antquids, kiog.ls,'s Tsc1s,
Cicero Ora;oro, Csspins Classical Spelling BOOK &c
viii be positively sod suction at tbs ensuing Angus
trade sale Jeou
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:. COTTON. Aucuoneer.

-
DY +. COTTON 81 co. Auction and Commission
ID Aefcnann-Store Nos lis FULTON and 81 Ann hs-
Lseru sdnecs made goods either FOR private sale
AZ auction and Out door ssles OF ere
~ description OF goods asy attended 10 and respect
fully aotcilsd
SAERlrY SALON TUESDAY. June 9Th. a, 10
o'clock al No i07 Fulton-sree, large and general
assortment OF Clocks Of every description ,uch 50 day.
sday and "a hour do OF all styles and ansh Alss, Brsss
Works and unfinished Clocks, together with Looking
GlSIses Stained Glass, fixtures OF Store, kc, sc.
ON WEDNESDAY, June 10,
Al 10 O'Clock, AZ the store No 81 Annst
By virtue OF cha.iel mortgage, large and general az
sortnen, OF secondhand Furniture consisting Of
Wilton and Brussels Csrpes Ingran do OH Co'h. Sofas,
D!vans Ouousns, Wsrdrobes Center and Csrd Tab 20,
Dressing AID Plain Bure.u1 Work tables Dining and Te.
do; Feather Beds M,ur-sses, Pssl.rs Betsteads Asrs
Mansl and Hall Lamps, Glrancees, Cahe Baske China
snd Glassware, Oh Paintings, large Pier Gssses, Book
Cases Window Shsdes mahogany and curl maple Chairs,
Oice Desk,. Kitchen Furniture, lie &c. Also, second
hand Piano Fortes
On TUESDAY, June ,lh
At LOT O'Clock, al No l25 sul'tvan.sl near Prince
sms assortment OF geptee Furniture eon,pr,pg So
fss Chairs Tables, mahogany Rockers, Buresux Bed
sse.ds ,hrepy and ingram Carpets. Fssh~v Beds Mat
tresses Bedding, Looking Glasses. Hall Lamp Pieurrs
Crociery and Glass ware Kttcbrn Furniture Gc
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NOW PUB LISHED.
nICKENS'S NEW WORK-Pictures from Italy, by
OChar!es Dickens, in one elegantly printed limo volume.
Price S7i cents. >, :,
This book s az fall OF matter egg OF meat II Ia
perhaps the picturesque book OF travels ever publish
sd interest is given IN the most Familiar objects OF
the Italian tour The description Of Italian churches and
OF the ceremonies of the Holy Week comes 10 sup
plying all that could bs known by being actually present
those than any account we have ever seen des
crption Of Rome Is very vivid In Dckenss
style There nnumersbe touches. traits OF hu.
NOR and character worthy Of the author Of Nickleby and
The Pckwick Papers Morning News
MAHAN'S NEW WORK.
Treatise Field ForihcaIious containing Instructions
the methods OF laying out constructing, defending aud
attacking inrenchnents with the general onines aso of
The arrangement, The attack and defer CO Of perma-
nen fortih-ations, By D. Mahan. auh.r OF Military
and Civil Engineering The United States Military Acade
my, West Point Second edition revised, rewritten and
with IL large steel plates 10 one
neat 8no. volume. Price 81.
iea 2ns WILEY PUTNAM, l6 Broadway.
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fire-uorks.


EIRB-WORKS-whoiesa and rerail-The susscri-
bers have hand very extensive assortment OF on-
liant FIREWORKSn the greatest variety, and warGantod
combining o be rIinpn
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~ANTED-Si;uations hy Two Young Monochrome Il
w good COOK washer and iroper, the other chamber
maid and doing up fac clothes
in the Best Of City refeence-No objection
10 the country Apply al 2ist Bowsry in the ihoe store
10 0,>
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II Removable Charge until the Harris Restored!
The propr-tors Office for the application Of Bess air
Restorative on the terms is removed 10 No 10 De-
lancey.sL the Bowery Depots-BszsaI, l73 Broad
way, New York Milk 81 Boston l09 Ninihsi Philsds
phia je9 lwos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

GALE CAMELIAs.-Tne great sale Of Came
nns &c belonging the esate OF II. late Geo F. Han
.on ESQ will tsk- place this day al O'clock NJ a. the
south 4Sds between sh ard Sih ave-
pues III. KncEerbccker Stages will tsse Passengers TO
sSdt whence stages proceed the staaverue, passing
;SJsL If III. weather unfavorabe the sale viii take
pisc- on the irsI fair day Riter leS u
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RAnh fICIV hnS n !fCVVEON-IS Rodern
II OIL Paintings, by Huntington, Doughty, Birch, ps
prsng tho entire collection, OF gentleman gong 70 Eu
rope The Pictures Of undoubsd paternity, haviog
been purchased by The nom The Above aIdsta The
collection comprises Landscape, Historical and Marine
Subecu Also, u Fine Oh Paintings BY the old as,ers
They will all DO ready for nation Tuesday and
Wednesday (sh and 10Th inst from "a NJ. ~ P ~ at
our new Picture Gallery 3o4 Broadway, corner Duane
Sale Thursdsy, llth inst al 10 O'Clock A. h.
Private entrance for ladies on Duane-sI fprcferred.
"a
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 1870 Bow:ry.Wm
w Berran respectfully Informs the ladies' OF New
especially those reading in the upper part OF The city, thai
he has now on hand The beautiful and select
of Window Shades be- found 10 the city Prices varying
from 81 800 per pair Also asms Invoice OF French
Landscapes OF the latest sIye and most beautiful pserns
mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

u Long Island Horticultural society.-This
Society will hold its FIRST Semi-AnnuBl Exhibition at the
Saloon of the Fushiag Hotel the llh and 18th inst
Persons who intend contributing the Exhibition
ed that their articles be presented the Committee
Of Arrangement before 10 O'Clock on the llth and before
on the l2h Competition for premiums open 10 all
The Exhibition will open at O'Clock he llth and
on the 18th Tics Is ticket will admit
emsn and lady. 8 Gamer Weshington Irving. leaving
Fulton Msrke, Slip A. NJ and Flushing At P. NJ. will
Cd the deys of xhbilon convey visitors al half price
Flushing June 9Th, 1896 les 4lis'
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. S.OCIATIONISTS having any inclination 10 i've
in the ccrnpned order, be fully Informed As TO the
progress and prospects OF The Eccc PhalsnI Of Giner
Comfy at- Lewis Western Virginia, OF application 70
So. j=9 IT.
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sAANThD-by respectable Young Woman situa-
w ton 10 do cooking, washing and iroLng 10 do The
go shorl distance the Couuuy-good city reference
be given from hersIe employers Apply at Sc Spring
ieq2
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| NANTED-By respectable Yonng Woman, siIua-
w ton and and nj children co,haa or
assist chamber work Would be willing 10 spend The
summer in The country travel with Lady lease
call At No 279 Mpberry-st .s 81
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61Enar,uns, @l. Wan1sn.

ITO PRINCIPALS Of Select Schools for Boys.-A
Partnership in Select School Is wanted By French
Gentleman peenced IN teschiaR his naive Tongue and
who 10 competent full share OF the duties OF
well conducted school The advertiser Ia home daily
until A. NJ. and P. NJ No. 4s2 Broome-sL corner Wooi.
lao On
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IpT JAMhS VI. Ntii.Lkh
ID TUESDAY. June 9Th.
Atlot O'Clock at the store No. Lsberty-st
Doors SHOES AND BSoGANsl eco cases Boots Shoes and
BrogaDs consisting OF every variety, suaee foe Soaherr
Western and Northern trade Sale positive
WEDNESDAY, June 10,
At let O'clock al the store OF Chamberlain Go,ahyahs
No. 81 Pearl-st.
Doors Shoes BsoGANs-5Oo fresh aad ssasou-
able Boots Shoes and BfoRnns consisting of o usual va
,iets for Southern. Western and city trade
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MARINELIsT-PoRT OF BALTIMORE
FkomrHE EXCHANGE READrNc-RooM ooK
CLEARED.


Br; brig Margaret Russell, Pafrey ST Johns, N. F :
Brig Brazil, (new, 25S tons) james Gavet, WallH
hall, Va, Hooper ChesebrOugh.
~ Sc &c Baltimore, Phillips, Norfolk and Richmond
schr Flora, Nichols, Norfolk and Richmond,
Hooper.
schr John Rowlett, Hanloa, n Orleans, I Hooper
Schr Meridian, Leverton, Philadelphia, Jao w
Brown.
sehr segune, Cole, New York, I ManIin.
schr Zenobia, Brown, Charleston, X Randall L
ARRIVED.
Barque Helen Maria, Taylor, 8 days from Boston.
assorted cargo, to r K Matthew's.
Schr Comet, Bonney, ID Gays from Santa Cruz
mOlasses TO Johnson & TTavers
Schr VeTmilliOH, Seaman days from New York
assorted cargo TO Rose, Merrill s. Co.
schr Mankin, Ferry, days from New York, as
sorted cargo TO Mankin. ' -
Steamer Georgia, Cannon. from Nprfolk Sou, Il
New POINT, ship, barque, and two 5res; and MI
smiths Point barque-all bound up
steamer osiris, Iur er, from Easton. Passed OIL
Saarp Island a full reqed brig, supposed NanoIeon
OFT Sandy Point, schr Comet, Bonney from SANTA
Cfuz on North Point, top sail schr epIy laden
ana fore and at schr, supposed New YOik packet
below the Fort TWO schrs shelving Mapkinis onf 1
Merrill x Co.'S signals, supposed New YorE nacgn,s
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Reports
nothing. P'i'
sAlLED-ship Charles, Wedge, for Rotterdam;
barqne Active, Foxwe!l, Rio dc Janeiro brn Nara
ret Russell, (Br.) Pattrey, st Johns, N f,
MEMORANDA o..
snip Rhone, Harvey from Baltimore for Rich
m0nd, went up James River 10th inst
SchT Martha Elizabeth GacheL of RaIt;n,ora ,,,o,
at Laguayra about Both ut W."
Schr Ann A. Parker, Brphtman for RaI,ir,ovo :;
d Gays, was iett at Havana 5th inst,
Schr Prescott, Stevens, for Baltimore cleared nj
York 10th inst. '''"'0" DIT ~
Ship Powhatan, Hayden, hence a, Iverpool Inn.
23 Isabella, Briggs, from New York, d s9th shin
America, Williams, sailed from do. Tor BaItimore
July2 The Scotia, Leslie, and POwhatap HAYDEN
were loading for Baltimore, July 4. '
snip Hermann, Welsh, hence for London was off
Falmouth, July [. "u' vi
Ship Garonne, Meyers, hence for Rotterdam, was
at HelvOet, June %. 100
Ship Wellihesey sailed from Bremen haven for Raj
nmofe June 90, (and from Deal 24lh;) Rebecca. and
Post, do do, 9th, N'''
Ship Emerald, Buck, sailed from Bremen for New
York June 81. ~"
Ship T oy, Burnham from Baltimore, arrived in
the Texel, 29th ult. Al
snip Roscoe, Kicker, from Bremen for Rai,imore
with passengers, was spoken July g. lat AZ 80 Ion Co.
bafque Paoli, Welsh, sailed from Deal for BaIti-
timore, June 81 '0' D''''
Ba'que Mary, johnson, hence a: Boston. Julyl7.
18th inst. !" ~
Schr Vesper, Baker, hence for Northern mort WAS
spoken 10Th inst Off Hog Island. ~
Schrs Stevens, Briggs, hence for New York, al
Norfolk Eth inst. o'A' CT
Schr Mary Emeline, Hamn, ION Mobile. arrived
at Richmond 18th inst.
Sehrs Baltimore, Latourette, and New ReouIus
Davis, cleared at New York for Baltimore. 18Th inst
schr Jno Calhoun, BAbson, hence at Bangor. 18th
inst. e' ~
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REWARD FOR A MURDERER. The body OF
MIR. F. Adolphus Muir, of Dlnwiddie county
Va. has been found few hundred yards from
the house of his murderer, Capt. VIM Dand-
ridge Epes, hitherto a respectable citizen and
an intimate friend of his victim, whose life he
took IN cold blood to procure possession of a
mortgage for So, 200 which Muir held against
him The watch of the deceased which was
sold by Epes to jeweller in Petersburg, ha
been fully identified, and slave of the murdes
rer has confessed that he buried Muir's body at
the direction of his master, who told hun he
killed him by accident Epes has escaped A
reward Of $500 has boon offered for his arrest.
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, July 20, l846,

CuANag OF THE ENGLISH MINISTRY. Hav-
ing no longer any subject oil controversy with
Great Britain, tire change in the ministry is Ct
little consequence to the United States. Had
the retirement Of tie Peel ministry taken place
pror 10 the adjustment Of the Oregon question,
It might have excited some uneasiness in this
country, lest the new ministry might not be so
fiyorably disposed to settle the difficulty be-
tween the two nations, as their predecessors.
So far as relates to the interests of the United
States, the news brought by the Cambria is OF
little Importance The passage orthe corn bill
las been looked to az likely to open an extern
sye market for American produce; but we doubt
whether the anticipation will be realized. The
low rates of labor in other nations will enable
them to underselI Us in the English market
and We shall thus be deprived Of the power Of
rcaping much benefit from the opening of the
British ports, unless the wages of labor here can
be reduced to correspond with what is paid in
Europe, which We presume cannot be done.
Tho intention Of Sir Robert Peel to resign
tae seals of office Immediately on the passage
of the corn bill, has been for some time past ru-
mored; but the defeat of the Irish coercion bill
il the House Of Commons, probably Precipltat-
cd his resignation. AS far as VIC have learned
the provisions of that bill, it was one of extreme
hardship to the Irish people, and calculated to
produce great dissatisfaction, if not revolution;
for its restraints upon personal liberty we're I'M
Just and oppressive.
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o. CHNAP PRINTINe. and PERMITTING Of

00-CHEAP PRINTING and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, az
he Office vi the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMoRE-sr'-as
MAMMOTH Much o larger 5O eRee eay On'
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offactes with latest styles of type and new
andspendid hnery) fordohg work, in eUerystyie,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

Naval, The sloop ofwa' Albany, now fit.
ting out at New York, is to be ready for sea in
six weeks. The Proble, sioop Of war, is to sail
shortly from that port. Messrs. Bell 81 Brown,
ship builders, wore to deliver the two Mexican
steamers which they have built, over to gov
ornmeDr, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, on Fri
dav. These steamers are to be fitted cut az
despatched to the 1Hlf Immediately.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION IN CUBA-LOss ofseU-
erGL Lives. The Journal of Commerce has been
favored with the following extract of letter
from an American engineer, in Cuba to MIR.
Kembe, of the West Point Foundry:
s'We have just heard of the entire loss of the
steamer Jewell, which was built in New York,
and brought here this season. The boiler burst
killing James Wood, the first engineer, the
Captain, and eight or ten others. You most
recolect MIR. Wood. He is Scotchman and
formerly worked at the Foundry. The hull
then took fire and burned to the water.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

G3-FRENCH AND GERMAN COOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAN Els to be found i'll the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to orderof 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 they
be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. E. S. FRYER,
nll-tf No. North Gay street.
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COUNTRY PLACE ron SALE

%s.EA me subscriber Offers for sale two acrts of
fEFTs;ss LAND, siturted on the York Road abont
isssifa three miles from town. The It is improved
by large FRAME BUILDING, stable and
granary, with pump OF excellent water at the door
and Garden. The house is at present occupied as
dwelling and tavern stand and is an excellent Ioca
ton for person who would attend market. IL will
be sold low and on accomn odating ter rs Apply to
8. A LEAKIN,
jyle-eo3t No. q CORTLAND street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

Q3-JOHN r. BOOTH, MANUFACTURER OF To-
BACCO AND CIGARS, (whO formerly kept at the
''yeew corner,") is now doing business nearly ep.
Bosite his old stand, No. s5 HANOVER-ST. He par.
ticuaiy invites his old friends and patrons to call
when they want GOOD TOBACCO & CIGARS, as he
knows he can please them jy5 .tfr