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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov p, 1874

LoRD's DAY CONVENTION. We are request
cd to ask the Delegates to the Lords Day Con-
vention, to call at the Baptist Church, Sharp
street, this morning at 8 o'clock, for the purpose
of enrolling their names. This will greatly
facilitate the organization Of the Convention.
MEETING OF CoNGREss. On Monday next
the representatives of the people will re-assem-
bic at Washington; and on Tuesday we may
expect to have the message of President Tyler;
the most prominent feature Of which will pro-
badly be the annexation of Texas to the United
States, on tho conditions of the rejected trea-
ty. On this subject lie may assume high
ground, alleging the result Of the presidential
election as a sanction of the project, although
it is not so considered by the leading members
of the democratic party in New York. We
have no idea that he can succeed, during the
pproaching session Of Congress, in attaining
his obect-and, indeed, shall be surprised if Il
majority of both houses of Congress be not
found against the measlfe. But we think that
we see a greater obstacle than even the opinions
Of members Of Congress. We believe thai the
government and people of Texas will not con-
sent to he annexed to the union. And why
should they? BY coming into the union, and
having their country divided into states, they
will sink into insigniicance and divcst them
selves Of all power It is not likely that Tex
as will be further annoyed by MeXico-on the
contrary, it is clearly the policy Of The latter
to recognize the independence of Texas, and
to enter into amicable relations with her.
Mexico cannot be so blind as not 10 toresoe the
danger to her national existence by permitting
Texas to become a portion Of the United
States, and will doubtless prefer that the Lone
Star shall be her neighbor in weakness, rather
than have the stars and stripes with all their
power and strength. As an independent ma
ton Texas will gradually cXtricate herself
from difficulties, and become flourishing re-
public-anneXed to the United States she will
lose all distinctive character. From rnblca-
tons which we have read, we have no doubt
that the views of the people Of Texas have un-
dergone great change within the last sin
months change produced probably by the
assurance that Mexico will cease her hostile
operations, ana by the solicitations and negotia-
tons OF European powers. We consider it en-
ceedingly doubtful whether the infant republic
will, under present circumstances, solicit OF
submit to our embrace.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

Mourn SAVAGE Coal. We are gratified to
notice the arrival in this city of several car
loads of the Mount Savage Fawn Ash Coal
The train that brought this coal reached Balti-
more at three O'Clock in the afternoon Of Mon
day last, and we were yesterday represented with
a ton for trial, for which we tender our thanks.
The coal is for sale by Mr.. John Pic&cH Pratt
street. This is the commencement of bust
ness which, We hope, is destined to contribute
largely to the trade and interests of Baltimore,
as well as to the cnterprsing Company engag-
ed in it. We have not yet tried the coal, but
we are informed that it burns freely and makes
an admirable fire.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

MoRsE's TEIEGRAPn. The practical utility
OF this invention has been sufficiently tested to
recommend it to tho consideration of Congress.
We consider it of sufficient importance to be
adopted by the nation, and we therefore hope,
that measures will be taken at the approaching
session Of Congress to extend the Telegraph in
every direction required by the interests of the
country. This would supcrscde private Tele-
graphs which will otherwise be erected, and
which may he used for improper purposes. BY
establishing proper regulations, and making a
ratcable charge for the use of the Telegraph,
the expense of cost totho country will be insig-
nificant, in comparison Of the benefit con-
ferred
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

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s: e. ] 'i t 'Sd; s % :n che sum due thereon" costs
1854 h ANNE 3 sos 49, Happy ''
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ID Unknown of Strawberry ~ ~
@ % g @ e ia"1 @ tiy and east Cen 1904 a'''
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1914 r s @ ] % Fl ssa . EDWARD IS
Thomas Sharp and iS' S@'0
81 souhw croft Sharp and " 90
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

TENNESSEE ELEcrIoN-Ihe Question Sci
lied. We have not received single Louisville
or Nashville paper for two or three days, but
find the following item in the Cincinnati Bull
letin of Saturday last; "The Nashville Wing,
of Tuesday, gives returns from the whole State,
making Mr.. Clay majority Ill. The returns
from four fthe counties are not official, but are
said to be correct. The Nashville Union, de-
nocratic paper, admits that the State has gone
for Clay"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27
GYMNASIUM s. CALESTHENIC INSTI-
ILrE. FOR LADIES s. GENTL EMEN.

TUTE, FOR LADIES s. GENTL EMEN,
and YOUTH Of both seaes.
No. ) n. LlBER'rY-Sf., I'd door from Baltimore.
MNR. PERRY having received the most liberal
IVA encouragement of many of our best citizens
who have realized the benefits of Gymnasc exercise,
has been induced tn add to his establishment com
petc system of Caieshenics for both Mr. Perry
pledges himself to employ every means to make his
institute worthy the attention of Parents Guardians
th5. The Ladies Department will be under the i'm
mediate charge Of Miss Kennedy Of Boston, an eff
cent teacher in the various branches OF Calesthenc
exercises
RECOMMENDATIONS:
We recommend all persons, both Ladies and Cen
tlemen, as they value health to engage in the above
excrcises--Drs Alexander, Smith, Buckler Dunbar.
5hg- Ladies' hours from IL A. NJ. till 4 p. NJ. Gen
llcnen IS from ill lO T. NJ. n2'-lm
"ODEY,s IIADY'S BOOK for December,
w ls44. beautiful No. for 25 cents The en-
Establishments for this No. are
l. The New Cinderella u splendid MczzOtnt
.. Battle Ground of Germantown, splendid steel
g. Magnificent Fancy Plate, coored in gold
T. Fashions in and out of doors
Received and single numbers for sale by
VIM. N. HARRISON,
No 40 North Gay-st.
NB. A new volume commences with the January
No Look out for something handsome. n27
YuyHE LONDON PERIODICALS for No
3 ycmber have arrived per Royal Steamer ColuIn-
bia, at w; N. M Ian H,,no,;n
19N. Gay-st. opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
London World of Fashion, Church of England Ma
game; Wesleyan Methodist Magazine; Evangelical
Magazine; Chambers Edinburs Journal; Penny Ma
aazine; Saturday Magazine, sc. &C.
NIB Orders solicited for l645-which must be fur
nished prior TO the ODD inst. n27
lust RECEIVED-A full supply OF choice
- new CHEESE. Also. Pine Apple and old Cheese
ma 81 Baltimore street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

G3- FAIR AT THE CHURCH OF ASCENSION,
WEST LEXINGTON STREET. The Ladies of the
Ascension Church will hold sale of useful and fancy
articles at the Lecture Room of the Church on Tues
day and Wcdn sday, 2Glh and 9th inst. 1t will he
open each day from 10 A. NJ. 10 10 p. NJ. The public
are respectfully invited to attend. n25-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

Nor FOR SALE. We learn from the Alex
andria Gazette, that Mount Vernon is not FOR
sale, as has been stated in some ofthe papers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

LOUISIANA. The y. Orleans Courier con-
tains returns from the whole State, which
show a majority of 9O7 for Polk.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

nH DOLLARS, the third capital prize
n eDA%ND sold by TUCKER s. BROTHER i'll
Yesterdays Lottery to citizen. This beautiful prize
was sold in package of or. tickGts-cost only SO.
5000 in half ticket, sent to Columbia, Pa. 10 Il
new customer who gave trial for the first time;
and $50 in quarter TO q coIored man.
TO-DAY-S20, 900 Tickets 60, shares proportion.
Il. II. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Head of Centre Market
TAKE NOTICE, The Small Fry on Saturday
next. Capital $4,000. Tickets sl3 Packages OF Grs.
1925; eighths S2.62.. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

CHANGE OF THE NATUEAII2AIIoN LAM
There should be simultaneous movement
throughout the union on the subject Of petition
ing Congress for an extension of the Natural-
zation laws, This cannot be had without the
organization Of those favorable to the measure
In other states the American Republicans have
held meetings and appointed corresponding and
other committees; and it is for the members of
that party in this city and state to determine
whether they will follow the example and or
ganizc in time 10 bring the subject before Con-
gress az the session which will commence on
Monday next, and terminate on the fourth of
March. We ask our friends to reflect on this
matter, and to decide on the course which they
may deem it eXpedcnt TO pursue. If it be re-
solved to move, there should be concert of ac-
ton, so that we may present ourselves in pro-
per attitude before Congress.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

tGy- The National Sabbath Convention will com
mence its session on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the
9th inst. at 10 O'Clock, at the LIST Baptist Church at
the of SharS and Lombard streets, (twosquarrs
south of Baltimore street, and one square north of
Praus'.) Delegates will please be punctual in at
tendance. By order. nl6-2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

nc NOTICE. The James Mercer that applied for
the benefit of The iHsolvent laws, is not JAMES w.
VI. MERCER of the firm of Judefnd X Mercer, car
pcntcrs, Pratt street, near Howard IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

EAR. j. Balm has removed his Office to SARA
~ TOGA STREET, one door east of Howard,
where he will attend exclusively to the practice OF his
profession, in its VARIOUS departments. nl3-eo'm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

EB UTTER, CHEESE, SHELLBARikS,
Ed &c. Just received,
60 kegs prime BUTTER
900 boxes Western Reserve CHEESE
80 bushels SliELhDARkS
100 do DRIED APPLES
~ do do PEACHES.
Aud for sale by :. CLAYTON * SON,
Ii Lombard, near Hanover street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

3-UNIVERSALIST FAIR. The LADIES'
FAIR, now being held ia The Session Room OF the UA
versast Church, corner of Calvert and Pleasant sts.,
will be CONTINUED a few days longer, as many very
valuable articles yet remain to he disposed Of twill
be open Nv VERY DAY aud EVENING, from 10 o'clk.
A. NJ. 10 10 o'clock, p. NJ. nlS-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

MUFFS. MUFFS!! MUFFS!!!
HUST RECEIVED. direct from New York, g
Oh splendid assortment, consisting of Natural and
Lustred LYNX, Imitation Marin, Fitch and Lus.red
Coney which will be sold very low at the Fashiona-
bic Hal and Fur Store, No. 219 MARKET STREET,
below Charles.
n26-5t* ELMES SEAsER.
MUFFS! MUFFSn! MUFFSn
MVST RECEIVED from New York, superb
% lot of the most fashionable styles of MUFFS,
consisting of Natural and Lustred Lynx; Sable, Sy
ber?n, Squirrel, Gennett, Natural and Instted CO.
ney sc. Sc. Together with few very fine Isabella
BEAR MUFFS, the most fashionable article now
worn. All of which will be sold at exceedingly low
prices. QI3- The Ladies are respectfully invited to
call and examine my assortment
c. HOPKINS,
n26- 2m" s. w corner Market and Charles-sts.
TUyHE CHRISTIAN PASrOR-ONE OF
n CHRIST'S ASCENSION GIFTS-A Discourse
by Dr. BREcKENRDGE: just through the press and 1of
sale at SO BALTIMORE STREET.
OWEN & SON,
Who have likewise delivered at the lnstalia
ton of the Rev'd M. p. Atkinson, by the Rev'd VIM.
NJ. Atkinson, of Winchester, Va. nl5-lsw4t
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&C. The annual meeting of the Managers of the
INDECENT Sick Society of Baltimore, will take place
TdIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON, Nov, 27th, at 3
O'Clock in the Session Room OF the lst Presbyterian
Church. Punctual attendance is earnestly requested.
BY order. Il
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

lust RECEIVED-A full supply OF choice
% new CHEESE. Also. Pine Apple and old Cheese.
For ssle by MARCUS nENiSoN,
p9 81 Baltimore street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27

WINTER BUNNETS.
6~Aau VELVET AND SILK BONNETS, must
Jgssf4~ be sold-S! apiece for Velvet and silk Bon
sSY- nets, all trimmed ready 10 put on.
CATS! CAPS! CAPS All kind. Of Boys mems
Caps-as Velvet, Cloth Glazed, Fur, Hair, Sealctt,
Plush. Cloih, Fur Trimmed, Slouch, and Ole Bull
CAPS-all will be closed out low. \ few Ladies'
FUR MUFFS left, at Sl.75 apiece, RUBBERS and
BUFFALO OVER SlIOES-ail wanting them will
do well 10 call early, as there is great for them,
at No. 23I MARKET-ST., one door above Charles
lt* r. B. GRIFFIN.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11
Foreign I,nr,ortatIons.

LivERPooL-Ship Ambas. rio puns Matthew'S -l26
tops iro1 Neat-23 bales Cameron Brand2s crates
cks Caldwell coz cases Wilson Brown-33 bales .
McCaliG COT crates Cartlioge-a cases bale Ma
bse-32 crates Underhl COLL do William Channing-22
Jackson-l3 do cksJ Drummond-67 B A Mumfori-
% t,rs slate L. Tlomson8 crate 80 chs Wlnkey-2O do
NJ t,r-t3 crates Sha~-300 boxes tin pig
TO order
HAMBURG-Ship Howard-l rackage Schmidt X Balchn-3
turlauman-3 A vos'n & Coz Schmidt X col l.
Lorg-3 II Werkm-Ister-l8 Ahrenfeldt-5 H tsvor-2
schlessnger Henschen-3 q Bfuthaupt son-l0 Meyer
Oppenhemer-3 w A horisman co--8 Boru col II De-
TiGgL2W Goisemaa-7 ssndl7 Warbng COS
Wlnehe-l feu1a smith col Pe,sr-2s W seht 8.
HeTiSg-a 9 UaLar,-5 + y Wende-- T W L,s.ack--l
Wa.n co.'s plates Of speer Cooily Smth-6 tubs
seehes AZ Whi,e1s Raiker Mailer.2 bales ca.
" sIbaIg co-4 do bal \ Llb'tt-4 schlessinger-
% Manning Kos'er col WashbuIg co-29 Jolley &
co.'s ps speer Hendricks Brether-6 Coddington
stubs leeches, l6 cas-. 987 plates speier.
VERA CRuZ-Brg Peersburg4 $500 S0uteyrsn Perrot-5aO
hides Renard co. $l23 T. Lacnmb-$iO30O 6 ceroonu
cochnea box vanilla boxes mdse Hagous Brothers
$1,000 Meyer Stucken-S65O0 del Hoyo$lO00 Schmidt
Vogel-l0 cochineal $4,000 Ptmo-7 bales goat
skins $500 q Schumacher-$ Paul Pou COLO bale,
cochnea Motz Polz-2 Germs do Mar zansdo-0s8 goat
skins Trippler co$29i ichelhausen-S786 Lassa
81 ceroons cochneal lila 10 bales sarsapaa S650(
Borie Trou-l trunk w NJ Robinson
HAvANA-Bg Archeaus-5500 doz pine apples de Zaldo-
2l0 bx sugar Surg COPS bg coffee Pede La
20, 600 segars Mansaned
The New York herald., 1844-07-11
IMPERIAL HOTEL,
Opposite the Nep Assise Courts and Raii,cdy
fion, corner Of
ST. JOHNS LANE AND ROE STREET,
IIULp DnOI

JAMES MORGAN. Proprietor Of the above new and com
modious establishment respectfully inierms his friends
snd the pubc that open for the reception Of Prvate
Families and g. Dtem~n.
With the Hot combined and elegant and extensive Conee
Room News Room rnd several private Sitting Rooms htted
style suitable for the reception Of Families md VISIT
for Of parties requiring early break
fats, luncheons, dinners, &c.
The sepg department will b. under the per.onsl super,n
tendance OF Mrs Morgan aud visitors rely with conf
dnce that this essential particular comfort neatness and
con enience have been carefully studied
The Ionaiy and Cellar viii emhrsce the cho
oest Vinds Wines &c, which can be obtained and NJ
trusts that his own xerons aided by the OF
enced waters may the pprobaton Of travellers
y AZ the same the scale o charges will be strictly
derste
Private Rooms for large Or small Dinner Parties.
Hot cold and shower Baths all ways ready
Every inionltion sspec,ng the departure and arrival OF
The yaons Railway Trains. Sc and Sailing Packets &c
To visiting Liverpool IL may be to Oh
serve Ths impenal entrsly stusted within view
of ard minutes III from the Liverpool and Ma chester
40 cand JJluion hallway Sta ions, and Immediate, optc
le NrN Asire 0ntts IL Is also contiguous 20 the rn
cpd Ths,trs, a thvr places OF ruplic res8-,,
~. A, Il Nerrs are ffrqu nty misisd ricae fese the
driver % proceed direct the Imperial y3o lsMst
The New York herald., 1844-07-11
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-There very little doing in either description
We continue to quote pots at 064 pearls very firm
at 81 50 Export, from LIST to 9th inst Pots 629 bhls
pearls 342 bbls.
BREApsTurTs-Ge Genesee flour continues at 81 38; Ohio
81 20 a 3S There have been sales for Liverpool I'LL
nos wheat etches IS to 30 cents; oats, 80 a 81 cents
CoTToN-There rather enquiry to day. and
about 700 bales taken Prices for the
er. Freghts continue dull, some engagements having
been made today at Id.
FIsH-Dry cod in moderate request at 50 IS; mack
ere No l. we now quote at SO SO DO, No 9 SO 25 Q
8 50; No. 3, $5 % a 1914.
HAY-North River bale is slightly improving in de.
mand Prices still remain without alteration We quote
80 a 33c.
PRovsroNsSaes Of Ohio prime pork at So $50 81 d
do SO 6ss s7s Beet continues very dull City
prime quote at SO ls. mess So 20 go Lard is in
fair demand; common to fine sells at 58 &c.
WHnKEy-Drudge casks are held at 22tc. Western and
prison barrels are quite dull at 90 23jc.
WHALE Or AND BoNE-Small sales Of whale oil at 35I
In New Bedford holders asking higher prices IL
July, 24,636 bbls sperm oil Al 02 bbls whale oil and
327 s7b lbs whale bone imported into this country
against lb477 bbls sperm and 30.243 bbls whale oil IL
the same time last year.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11
ttCIlUN SALES
by sNIFFEN co.

g.7 BY sNIFFEN &CO
UCTION NO tlCE--GEN1 EEL FURNITURE
"A Ths pay At 10 O'Clock at i2 Ann .reetThe Paor Fur
Of gentleman declining housekeeping corsisting
french soia and thiirs sad - trsech do, Marble Top
Weshstnnds. do Centre 1aDie. ard Tea and Work do
Dressing Bureaus P.sn do 3eds Mattresses B.dsteads fancy
aud rush ChsifI Oom ms Loosing Glasses Prints
Painting aud Frsmes Mantle namepts Hall tstra Lsmps
Gu Glas PLATED War suit Of excellent Brussels Car
Mantle LAMPS, Kitcie Furniture, Stoves
Nc h FEnitnre is in excellent keeping and WORTHY aten
1tsm
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in the Eighth Ward OF
the city Of BrookynW be sold public auction,
the Merchant Exchange the city of New York Thurs
day, the h July l8 at 10 O'Clock By Wilkins Rollins
100 liable lots 10th sides Of the ead
from the third avenue the city Of Brooklyn, TO the
Greenwood Cemetery and also lots the adjoining
aud the Third and Fourth avenues
Likewise the valuable Water Lots landing place
OF the premises, Gowanus Bay
This property adjacent the city Of New York. Omn
busses the south Fulten Ferries To mechanics
and oth de Of location and
surpassed Of the and Bay OF New York.
moderate outlay the sale Offers advantageous
opportunity.
Apply he auctione IL Bond stseet, New York,
hog graphic maps information tltle &c to
ISAAC q. DELAPLAlNk, Counsellor at Law,
jy2 New street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11
Passengers Arrived.

aAMBuRG-shp Howard-D Wihems. lady and . child en-
Bsnke Of New Yo,s; Mss Fulgsf. Mis- Tappenhusen
ana child Miss Appod Mrs Bade and daughter Mr. Ludwig
and lady, DR. Kmch DR. Frankel and lady Mike lady
snd child Miss sendorn Lamer Obermeyer aad lady,
VERA CRUs-Brig Peteshure--senorita Donna Julia La
psiia De iena Blanca Miss Caroline GoTham Murray
de "a serda Capt VIM Gerard, J r Nahn.
GHAsLksrSN. Southpor.-W NJ Smith, lady, child
sad .eivant; DR. Gadsdsn and lady, Lieut. Benhan.
A, ard lady; Lieut. yau V.t U $ A; G II Gacd Oman.
lady and child Mrs Udal children and servant Mrs
Smith. Mrs M q Thomas Mrs Naldson, Mrs Farran aud
children !. Misses J q and VIC Tho%,s Caug,:.,
Mcclure; Stevens, A Timpson: D Bailey Peck.
Dow, w Barnis.r, Smith, X Moss. J Cohen jr. G
Lnscher Rice, w D Davidson. J Marsh w Middleton
\ Thomas, Sc e,more, P Merrman, r. j Carney,
Crane A Mallory. Cart nubbard-lo ~ The steerage
The New York herald., 1844-07-11
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ERIAL GARDEN.
aND PER RpETUAL FAIR,
Corner cf Broadway and Ann street.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING ThIS WEEK, COM
MgNCiNG TUESDAY, JULY g.
Performances every at quarterpest O'clock ard
"Wednesday and S,tu-day .iternoon, Mt lfpast
THE MOST SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS!
The Smallest and most astonishing Dwarf in creation,
COLO CHAtE1N!
native oi the Old Dominion" 10 old and only n
inches high sengaaed for few days. and be through
interesting bsi gaabe and agreeable IN his
UrFOUR AND SIX YEARS OLD
Just arrived from Europe aud who received with
bursts of applause week will again appear their ad
mrabe Songs and Dances, including the
TRUE POLKA!
As taught by the first Masters and danced by the first Artists
Of Europe
Also engaged the talented and ,mplhed tortonst
MIR VIM COLE.
And his learned DOG BILLY whose a's Of ngacity
have ALWAYS been the wonder every behodef
Also, GREAT WESTERN,
Mrs. WESTERN.
MISS ADAlR, the nc ~omplished Vocalist
MR.. LYNCH The popular Ballad Singer.
MR.. CONOVEk, the comic Meiodnt
A NEW COMIC MoNoLoGuE, YANKEE STORY. &c.
PROFESSuk GUILLANDU, the Naturalist, has returned
from Europe and prepared his who have
PET BIRDS or oher animals ttev wish preserved.
Apply at The Office Of the Museum
Adm the whole IS CentsCbildren under years,
half price.
The New York herald., 1844-07-11

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ronic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city Of New York. confidently re-
commended for all cases odeby produced by secret in.
dulgence excess Of any kind is invaluable rem
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ing on NAL formation.)
Single bottles 81 each OF half as care
tally packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy o.
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