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, 1844-09-14
From the y. f. Democrat
Character of f7r. Polk.

The National Iteilirpncer, the
irading vh'c farern Washington.
in Sprahjn. f IL" private morals of
Mr.. Polk. slvs:"Iic is not only n nan
Of EXEMPLARY MORALS. but of
RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLES" And
again:"Cf Mr.. POLK as Il private gen.
ne nan. and rs KNOWN TO Us in his So
cI,i and domestic re'a ions. we have
no disposition t. speak otherwise
THAN WITH ENTIRE RESPECT" This
Testimony Of the Inteliigencer was
given since Mr.. Folks nomination
for the Proficiency.
In 1886, the Hon. John BInks, Il
distinguished wing member of Con-
rrc<s from Pennsylvania. resigned his
seat in Congress ana took occasion
t. address the f allowing note TO COL
pix, then Speaker of the House:
MARCH 81, 1886.
SrR-Ia communicating to you my
resignation. cannot refrain from as
>urnT vnu nf the very hlIh estima-
ton IN which bold you, iadiDidua;-
~. and ofmy entire appreciation Of
g2sy coH |ucisaa9 dopo, faeat as pre-
SiJi7g oGicrr ofthc H2uGe. will add
rhaf. IN NY Judgment. Won discharged
all he afduous duties Of the chair
"ih degree ofli' crality, impartial
~. ability and dignity which did hon
nr to rnnr<e'f and also to the body
oyer which sou presided.
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A l. Nj A " A G.
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, Nov'r 2Sth by the Rev. A. j.
Elder, MIR. Louis H. Reip to Miss Sarah T., daughter
of Thomas Hickey, Esq, of Carroll county.
On the both ult., ut ST. Vincent of Paul's Church,
by the Rev. John b. Gildea, Thomas +. jenkins to
Mary Euphemia, daughter of the late Charles De Ron
ceray, all of this city.
ON the 2Sth ult by the Rev. Mr.. Best Rewbian
,Evebber, of Yarmouth, Mass, to Miss Susan M.
Thompson, Of this city.
On The 18th ut, by the Rev Mr.. Cullum, Jos. w.
Wall to Miss Sarah Camilla Hunt all of this city.
At Frankfort, Ky on the 18th ut by the Rev. C. B.
Parsons Francis Farbaim, Esq, of Baltimore, to
Miss Anne Major, of the former place.
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EAST BAIT MORE
YOUMts LADE q =, III G q e {; III q q l..

You've LADIES' EIEGss CHOOL,
CORNER EXETER E. GR-4NBY SITS.
a. BUTLER .i1KiNS, b. a. PRINCIpAL.
FAtEgS Institution has been established in cOmp
& with the urgent solicitations of many of
TIVE citizens OF this portion OF the city, and VIII be
opened on TUURSDA. g, the 2lst instant.
The Principal Is dCtersll2ed taHt the school shall
BE- one Of the highest order, and not exceed by any in
the city.
1t will be conducted in every department similar to
the celebrated Albany Female Seminary.
The Principal will na<e it his chief aim TO impart
TO his pupils the most thorough practical aRd
plished education, to encourage assduity in study
observe the strictesL discipline. Instruction
will be given in tue Ancient and Modern Languages.
Lectures on the Sciences and Bellies LettrGs, will
be delivered throughout the year.
Reports will be made weekly, by the Principal, of
each young Laies progress and department.
The building is pleasantly located at the corner Of
EXErhR and GRANNY SITS, and the school rooms
very commodious
Music, Drawing, Painting and the Ornamental
Branches, at Professors prices.
The Principal would respectfully ask the patronage
of the citiZens of East Baltimore.
ReSere0Ges:
Rev. ELIpHALET NoTT, d D., Schenectady, N. Y.
" ALoszo Potter, d. ID.
" CYRus MASON, D. d., New York.
" HENRY 5. kEPPLER, Baltimore:
Judge JAMES HAYWOOD.
REyERDY JOHNSON, Esq. n26 2aw6w
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VIM. TREGO & BROTHER,
CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
ENOi2 the especial convenience of HOifSEkERP-
n Frs, BOARDING HOUSES, HOTELS, &C.
Convinced that such an establishment has long been
needed in Baltimore, take pleasure in informing
the public that one is now open, where can he
collection of the greatest variety OF new and useful
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES to he found in the
city. Many of the articles of entirely new pat
terms, and never before in this market; they
have been selected with great care and labor, and will
be sold al such prices cannot fail to please House
Keepers will lind it for their interest to visit this
Enlistment, they can here Obtain ALMOST every
article they want without the trouble of going else
where. We sha! sell our goods at a small advance
and consequently can have but ONE PRICE. We
convinced that this is the policy for the buyer
well as for the seller. For list Of goods the
published catalogue, or the occasional advertisements
in the papers. G, L. WErMORE * Co,
Howard street,
n9d2m I'd door north Of Baltimore, east side.
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IAPANNED WARE.


a UST RECEIVED. a large lot ofJAPANNED
% WARE-csnsiSting OF
Fine Gothic TEA TRAYS, in sets, some very beau
ttul patterns
Common TEA TRAYS, of different patterns in
sets and single
Walters of different sizes, by the pair OF single one
Japanned LAMPS of all kinds
Chamber Casdlesticks; Bread aud Knife Trays
TEA CANISTERS, all sizes
Gcntlemcn's DRESSING CASES
Night and Nurse LAMPS
Match safes; Light house Lamps
TOY CUPS, for children
Wash Bowls, Spueons; Dust Pans, sc. sc.
Q5- AT wholesale and retail, at the manufacturers
prices, at No. = n. Howard street, (east sidC.)
llco2m e. l.. WETMORE co.
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NtLADIGS BUTTER, LARD, BACON, SOAP,
@E STARCH, OATMEAL, HULLED BARLEY,
GROATS, sc. &c SC
900 Kegs GLADES Butter, of different diaries and
qualities, ri very superior and tit for table use
so kegs No. LARD; 10 bbls No. DO.
- kegs and bbls. No. 2 and 3 Lard
600 HAMS, baegd and in fine order for shipping
80 lhds prime SHOULDERS
so boxes aud bbls STATIONS Philadelphia Starch
30 boxes Cohquet and Williams N. Y. No Soap
p bags (25 tbs each) Oatmeal
Groats and lIulled Barley
Ground Spices, all descriptions, constantly on hand,
o. Orders from the District of Columbia, for Ba-
con, Lard, GiadcS Butter aIefully attended to.
JOHN D. TUSTIN,
nl9-2w 10 Commerce street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GREAT NOVELTY s. ATTRACTION.
Il II II. KEEXIL. r. s. A. will hnvn the honor

NlEA NON ELY u ATTRACTION.
"a II. KEEVIL. r. S. A., will have the honor
4VM OF delivering course of two popular Lectures
on Light and color, and two on ASTRONOMY, i'm the
LAW BUILDINGS on the Evenings of MONDAY, Dec
I'd, TUESDAY, the Sd, WEDNESDAY, the 4tb
and THURSDAY, the 9TH
The ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES will be il
inStrated by the large PLANETARIUM, shew-
ing at one view the whole of the PLANETS, both
SECONDARY and PRIMARY. Also, movable IN
S1RUMEN1S for conveying to the mind, in a clear
manner, the cause of TIDES, ECLlPSES, &c., with
10000 magnificent objects of the Siderel Heavens.
The Lectures on PULARIZED LIGHT will be il
Illustrated by the POLARISCOPE, and a collec
ton of CRYSTALS worth $4,000 including the To
paz, the Toumaine, the Diamond, and others, pro-
dnclng splendid effects on Light and Color.
% After each Lecture, THOMAS HENRY, Esq .
member of the National Institute at Paris, will exhi-
bit his DiOrama-5,OO0 square feet Of Painting.
PROGRAMME AS FOLLOWS:
| The Giesbach Cascade. % Eruption of Mount We
FOUNTAINS Abbey. SuVHs.
Moonlight Scene. "a Interior of Saint Paul's
Giants CauseWay. Cathedral
Lake OF Killarney. d Lake of Genncsareth.
Absaom's Tomb. 26 Entrance to the Botani-
Fideford Bridge. calGardens, Versailles
Pool of Sloan. 81 OVERLOOKING of the Nile
H0splof InvalidS Paris % Tai Mabel, at Agra.
10 The Polar Regions % Smugrler's Cave
Il Ruins of WhitbyAbbey. 30 Fall of Babylon.
II Ruins of Balbec. 81 Ruins of Palmyra
10 Castle OF Chllion % Church of the Holy Sc
IL Mount tabor pulchre.
Is Battle of Trafalgar. 80 Ruins of IIolyrood Alb
10 Pilgrims near Antioch. hey by Moonlight.
IL Crucis Abbey, Vale Of 81 Interior ofa CoAventin
LangOlen. Jerusalem.
l8 Interior of the Holy Sc 35 Thames Tunnel.
pulchre. Sc Village OF Bethany and
~ Swiss Cottage and Mill. Dead Sea.
90 Tower of London. 81 Int. of an old Convent
81 Moonlight Scene, Italy. at Bruges.
% Jcrusalem from Mount 80 Sa. Shrines at Dwarka.
Olives. 80 Abbey Dermet, ireland.
40 Motto
3-ADMGsstoS 20 CENTS EACH LECTURE,
Transferable Ticket, admitting one person TO the
Course, as CTS, may be had the door of the
% Doors open at halfpast 6-Leeture to com
mencc ut O'Clock.
p3- Carriages may be in attendance AZ o'clk. n30
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IAY ARGUS DaISlt1V, 81 BALIlMOKE-ST.,
IYa has now in store Il full assortment of the most
! hoice GREEN and BLACK TEAS, LOAF; CRUSH
IED HAVANA and BROWN SUGARS; JAVA, LA
|GUAYRA, PADANG, RIO and other COFFEE;
IsaOUND aud UNGROUND SPICES; FAMILY
sHLOrR; OILS, MOLASsES, WINES, LIQUORS
And GROCERIES,. For sale to Families, and others,
III the lowest ruling prices, nag
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

(E HAVE IN |5EOEE, large assortment of
n Ge,Man and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
ival which tiacr myself can sell on as realoHa-
| Die terms any other establishment IN the country.
ALSO. PORTRAIT FRAMES Of various patterns; VIM
How CO2NiCES, RODS, RINGS, &c. Call and exa-
nine before purchasing elsewhere.
! n22 Z. q. FEVER, No. N. Gay street.
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L WORK.

II n.
wMTILEEAEI SERl EsS0k. CAROTINE-ST.
w door south OF Pit street, Baltimore is thank
i to his friends and The public for past tayors extend
cd 20 him, and informs them at he still continues
the above business on tie most tcr0rnbte terms.
&C. Oiders lett with K. Mills corner of Cough and
Eden streets; Samuel Boyd's Lumber Yard, Caroline
street; Nj. w. Mettee's Smith SHOP, Harrison street,
Robert Glann corner of Low and Foresr-ss., Oppo-
site the Be-Air Market; either of the Police Officers,
or the City Commissioners, at the City Hall, will be
prompv attended TO, n276m
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BEDS. BEDS! BEDSM!
6SUPENsOR FEA THEIR BEDS, to he had
~ at the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, new No 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET
Also on hand ami made to order, Hair, Husk, Moss
Manila. Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and Straw MAT
FRHS>ES and PALLIASSES, made in the best
manner and Of the best Ticking az the lowest prices.
UtHOLSTERlNG done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and incurred sold by the bag il
large or small quantities. Hotels. Boarding houses
ships and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices
Old Feather b. DIS and Cured hair Mattresses removal
ed al the shortest notice, For good articles call the
tavorltc Stand, two doors below the Mechanical En-
zine House, South Calvert street.
n2S-G WILLIAM p. SPENCER.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
U. S. MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
BONNETS AND RIBBONS, BONNET
SILKS AND VELVkcTS

So5Azvs The subscriber has just received from New
lasotr York. by late arrivals from Europe, general
20 assortment of goods in the Millinery line
such us rich dark RIBBONS, ofal styles; also, gen
eral assortment of Florence, Rutland Brilliant and
other Braid BONNEPS French aud American Artif-
cla Flowers Bonnet Caps; Russia Quillings, &C. To
gethel with splendid assortment OF DRESS GOODS
Tor ladies, comprising every kind and style of goods in
that Iinc plaid and striped Silks; Shawls OF all kinds;
also, general assortment of gentemen's Shirt Col
lars Blossoms; Stocks; Cravats; Scarfs; Umbrellas;
Boys fancy Cloth and other Caps; mems do. do SC.
All persons wishing TO buy articles in the Dry Goods
line, of any kind, would do well call at the 'UNGr-
ED STATES BONNET STORE before purchasing else
where, as bargains may be expected. {G No 99B and
Calvert streets, opposite the Clipper Office
n2S-t JAMES COBITRN
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MARINE LTST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER /, IS44,
FROM THE EXCHANGE READING-RooM BOOKS.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Barquc Margaret Hugg, Litton, New Orleans, J. NJ
schr Com. Warrington, Gatchell, Laguayra and
Porto CabG!lo w. Howell & SOU.
Schr Colorado, ChurcailI, Kingston, jam, w.
Rhodes.
schr Olympia, Krwan, Norfolk aud Richmond, T.
Hooper
Scr Pastora, Creighton, Norfolk and Richmond, C.
'endergIst " Son.
schr Repeater, Travers, Alexandria, d. c., Rose,
Merrill y Dodge.
Schr Michigan, Terry, New York, I, Mankin.
Steamer Baltimore, Green, lhIladelptia, E'G.Harris
ARRIVED.
Schr Emma, Cole, days from New York. assorted
arso Ia |. llmkin. Reports III tae fiver, schr Rcn-
4 i, from New York.
= Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
othing
steam packet Jewess, sutton, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
I SAiLED-BarqGcs lily. Tanner (Br.) Bissctt Cork
Aliorf smell, Trieste; Margaret Huge sutton, New
Orleans; sChrs Michigan, Terry, New York; Armida
rrefathGn, Portsmouth,; P0nona sherman, New Bed
ord.
Ship Napier, Sanford, from London, Oct'r "a,
ived ut N'w York, Nov'r %.
Brig Martha, Parker, from Baltimore for Boston ar
rived at Holiness Hole oath uli.; and schr Sarah, inn
ball, from do. for Portland 10Th.
Brig Vic,orine Sanner for Baltimore, cleared at
New Oleans, 22d Ul; same day, schr lily. A. Schroe-
Ter, Stafford, of Baltimore, arrived from St Marks
Schr sarah Catharine, Frazier, from Baltimore,
ST. Thomas, touched of Cape Haytien, Nov'r s, and
DrOcGtded 10 t0ft an Irlnce
<Schrs Chief, Van Name, cleared at New York, Nov.
%, for Baltimore; and NJ l.. Smith, Wilson, hence,
arrived at do same day
Schr Candace, Brghtman, hence, at Fall River 25th
alt.
Schr Almira, Farrell, hence, at Philadelphia, goth
lit.
Schrs Tryall, Gibbs; Union, Bray; and Thos. Hoop
n, kirwan, all hence, at Providence, eth ult. The
Tryal sailed hence in company With schr JOS Brown,
Chase, for Providence, and her 25u off Hog Is.
Schr Hope, Harding. from Portsmouth for Bal-
more, arrived at Newport 25th ult.
A pilot boat built schooner, from Baltimore, arrived
1t Nassau, N. p, 18th nit THE schr Andrew Gray,
)ukehart, cleared at this port on the oath; and the
Herald Rogers, the 18th OF Oct'r, neither OF which
lave since been heard from. We thlpk il most prob
be that the vessel arrived is the former, she being
Ball bay craft, whilst the latter is opsail scr and
Of Eastern bui'd.]
Accounts reached Nassau, on the lih ult., that a
p iall scbr had come ashore at Abaco. No person
vas board. The wreckers had gone to look after
her.
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tFV'
Entrance through the Store of Mr.. ]. IL Miller
NIB. Old Paintings handsomely cleaned aud re-
paired nlS6u
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CLOAKINGS, SIIAWLS, &c.
Il y AhILTDN aIA%T'E.iS ~ CO.
Il "a No. 433 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE on HAND,
French WoOllen CIoakingS, of new STYLES
English and American do, in plaids and stripes
CLOAK CLOTHS. Blacks, Blues, Brown, Green,
Olive &c. Sc. very cheap
SllAWlS, a very large assortment, every price
SILKS; BomhaHmes; Alpacas; Cashmeres; French
Mcdnocs; rhbct Cloths, sc.
SILK FELVErS, cold and black of every shade
Blankets AID Flann"ls Quilts; Counterpanes
Linen and Cotton Shooting, OF every width
Cloths and Cassimeres, a splendid variety.
Low priced CaSgimcrCs, Twccds and Jeans
VestHgs in Velvet; Cashmere; Satin and Wool
Winter Hosiery; Gloves; Fancy Mits
Crimson DaIItsk and Castmareen
Rich embroidered Curtains and Curtain Muslins.
nc Our prices will BIZ found as low rs persons sell
Ing under any pretencP VhqfereT. n2jft
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EAR JOHN ROSE, THOMSONIAN PRAC-
NJ TITlONER OF MEDICINE, Office and Dwell
ling, PRATT STREET, second door East of Sharp, Bad
ulnofC, Vl.lV
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Ohm w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
sV FAYErTE STREET, adjoining the Assembly Rooms
executes, with neaness and despatch, all kinds
Carpenters work. inl-ly
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|gHOOys AND SHOES. 475 cases BOOTS,
ED SHOES and BROGANS, just received per brigs
lJhckasaw and Ida Fresh and SeasonabIe Goods, di-
Get from manufacturers, and Tor sale by the case,
l1e lowest manufacturers prices.
E. Ii. MERRILL, Commission Merchant,
nl2-lm No. IA German street.
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BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS.
p IL G IL 5 RE d U G ED.

BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS.
* IL = R Z ID u H. ID.
TSNHE Subscriber, anxious to close his stock of
u Fall and Winter Goods, will sell at a reduced
price. and can assure purchasers some genuine bar
gains may be had by an early call at No. "a BAL
TlMORE STREET.
Beautiful Cashmere Plaid CLOAKINGS
Fall aud Winter Dress SILKS
CASllM CRES-a great variety in style and price
MOUSEL tNES-handsome for 25 and 3lIc,
SHANyI,S! SIEAEVLS! SIAyVLS!
great variety of beautiful SHAWLS, of silk,
thibet plain and embroidered, wool, cashmere blank
ct, extra fine, apaccN, &c. &c. Also,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
English, French and American fabric, of new and
handsome styles, the assortment large and varied,
with Scaris, Cravats, NcstlEgs, &c. of all kinds
worn. Gentlemen may be satisfied of getting good
bargain, it is the determination of the subscriber to
sell at a small advance and close ilis stock.
EDWARD ]. RICHARDSON,
n2o No. 81 Baltimore street.
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Z NJ. MEsCHUTT, CABINET MAKER, No
- y Holiday street Orders for Cabinet work
Respectfully s0nclted. alG-ly
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MUFFS! MUFFSM MUFFSM!

MUTT 70. NUT D! NUT T 81!
lust X ICEIV&iD from New York, superb
|,V lot of the most fashionable styles of MUFFS,
onsis.ing of Natural and Lustred Lynx; Sable, Sy
I'eian, Squirrel, Gennett, Natural and Lustred Co
hey, sc. &c. Together with few very fine Isabella
BEAR MUFFS, the most fashionable article now
|yCfn. All Of which will be sold at exceedingly low
|Waces. {G5- The Ladies' are respectfully invited TO
iR and examine my assortment.
II G. ]. HOPKINS,
n26 PM S. w. corner Market and Charles sta.
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FOR SALE & RENT.

Gzz,l FOR RENT. The first story and Base,
fTNYSTifFA ment OF Warehouse No. ? South CHARLES
Choice Lots in g. NJ Cemetery. Apply TO
ARMSTRONG & BERRY, 1855 Market st.
&, KEENER, No, South strect-or
]. II. kEENE, 1875 Lexington street,
Where he offers for sale, general assortment of
TEAS, GROCERIES and SALT in sacks, at very
low prices, being DESTROYS of selling out the entire
stock as early as possible. n3O ms3t'
HOUSES, FARMS, BUILDING LOTS s.
GROUND RENTS.
FTFsn FOR SALE. A large two story dwell
h;:I ling in fee, in North Gay street, near the Odd
SMitl Fellows Hail. price s33Oo fine large story
-EalItLdwelling on LeXington-st near Charles, in
fee, at only $500; dwelling on Market-s near LON
bard, Fells Point at $1,000; one in south Highest
Methodist church, $1,000; one in Monument st near
AlslnIh, $3.50; fine dwelling in north Cavertst, at
SI600; in Jefferson-st. near Caroline, $3.50 each a
store with dwelling attached, corner Caroline and JEFF
terson ST. $500; store with dwelling attached, north
Gay-st. $780, on Baltimore $1,000 aud Sl0j0
| corner Lombard and Market-st. f. P. $780, Houses
at various prices to suit purchascrs-west Lombard ST.
Monument Aisquith, East Baltimore, Eden, Cove,
Pitt Caroline, Exeter, Canal Saratoga, and other
FARMS FOR SALE. A country re-
M sidenco Of p acres, adjoining the northwest
1.-2Ak acres, miles from Baltimore, on the IIaford
turnpike, only $1,000; Farms lS miles out the Free
derck Turnpike, of 260 and $50 acres, with elegant
lidings on them, will be sold bargain Also, a
large number Of others, cheap.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE-On
west Lombard st. near the Infrmary; west Balti-
more ST. near Cove; Exeter street near Fawn, and
Fawn near Exeter ST. cheap; west Fayette; Lexington
st. near Calvert; Bddle and Madison sts; east
Baltimore near Market, and others on pleasing terms
&c GROUND RENTS for sale, well secured
Applyto BENJAMIN BOND--or
GEORGE GELBACH,
n27-tf No 40 Second-st., near the Exchange.
6STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE. A 10 horse
~ STEAM ENGINE, in complete order, will be sold
very low. Apply to
IANIE,S 8 SITTER No Z Cnncnrd-s st
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GtOOiS WANTED. Wanted, steady Coored
" Man as Cook-Such person can Obtain per
manen situation and good wages by applying at the
clipper once. n293tt
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BILLlA r ID II 30 VI,

OPEN mr. THE EUROPEAN HOUSE.
FM1iIE Proprietor OF the above has, with great cX
a pcnEe, fitted up his Billiard Rom, a. to give
general satisfaction, comfort and strict attention to
all visilers. He has also, two PARLORS, always
warm and comfortable, for Dinner OF Supper Parties
His Re,teaurat is supplied with ali the dGlicsc!eS Of
The season. [n7-lnl JOSEPH b0iHAED.
EDLAiN mode color French mERihOEs aud
H. ChSHslERES, for Ladies' Walking Dresses
and Cloaks
Mode colorrd MARCELINES Just received from
New York, and opened this morning by
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. 800 baltimore street,
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w A N T S -.

Ihrs51. WANTED TO RENT. A two story
&H,,J Brick House, in a healthy, respectable and
NINTH business part of the city, for which fair rent
-Mtlt.lLwl!l be given, if immediate application be
Made at SCOTTl'S Intelligence office,
d2 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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WANTED, Partner or Agent with small
w capital of $1,000 or $1,000, to which will be adj
ded larger capital, say to $1,000 and the advantage
OF the business will be made greatly in favor of the
person who has the smallest sum. Enquire at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
mo- No. 10 Exchange Place.
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BUSINESS CARDS, Sc.

AEISS SARAH NJ. PEALE,
4EH PORTRAIT PAINTER
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

DESIRA BILE PROPERTY FOIs SALE.
<SszIl Two new Dwelling Houses, on the south
T51f12 side Of Holms street, nearly opposite the
llqaTI new Catholic Church, having each front of
sixteen feet, and lots of suitable depth.
Each house is two stories high with an attic and back
building, the one having eight and the other
rooms. Ground rent, each, about thirty eight dol
lars Price 81 ,l00 each. Terms-one-thlrd cash,
third in six months, and the other in twelve months.
Also, new Store and Dwelling, having a front Of
sixteen feet the south side Of Baltimore street, the
second house east of Cove street, stories with an
attic aud back building Ground rent about thirty
eight dollars. Terms-Oneh half cash aud the balance
in six months. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
C0nyCyancer and Property Agent
se4-tf N. f. corner st. Paul and Fayette-sts.
COUNTRY IINYT HALE HOSE. An adj
W dona lot of 500 pairs OF Country Knit Half
HOSE, prime article. Just received and for sale by
BAYNE, LATHAM & Co
nl2-tf No. 6 Hanover street.