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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

LARGE SALE OF NEW ASD ELEGANT CABINET FuRNI
TuRE-We are requested to call the attention Of ct
and strangers Jacob g. Plats extensive sae OF
fashionable and elegant Cabinet Furniture the
stock OF manufacturer and dealer cosiog the business
preparatory to leaving the city. The stock comprises
full assortment Of Pa.lor, Hall and Chamber Furu
ture ofRosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut ancient
and modern styles. The sale will commence this dsv
az 10 o'clock, the large Warerooms, No AS Broad
way, between Howard and Grand streets, where the
catalogues now ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
SEMrBREvE

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TgA-Very superior Oolong IS,
fine do 6s Young Hson superb articles As IS and 6s,
al the wholesale and retail OF the Canton Tea Com
pany 1863 Greenwchs the corner of Cortand-L aud
2l Chaiham-sL between Pearl and Roosevelt This is the
Oldest and largest Tea Establishment in America. Their
reputation for upright dealing and FOR the very high quality
oftheir goods stands and doubtless will forever stand
dvaied. We earnestly families, country msr
chants and the whole public this very respectable
blshmeut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

OAI6ISAL ETHIOPIAN SERESADERs. - Palmo's Opera
House-These eminent Mnstrels, who have long and
successfully Charmed PElmos Opera House compds
ing Germon, Stanwood Harrington, &c are row on The
eve of their departure for Europe and this evening they
give their vaedctory Concert The simple notification
viii rally round them throngs OF personal friends and
adrer Of their ehaste deineahon OF The Ethiopian char
ectenlEca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

DELICIOUS OoLoNG.-A most delightful black tea
called By the Celestials "oolong is sold by the Pen
Tea Company IS Fulton-st 50 per pound supe.
ror 10 any Black Tea have ever bought FOR double
that price. Our readers would do well 10 compare
sample OF it with for which they paying 10
cents and dollar per pound. 1t is quite important
know where you get better at four shings than
you have all along been using at Of six shngs per
pound. We copy the following from the Bradford
Courier
Delicious BLACK TEA AT so CENTS PER POUND
We have drank this delightful Tea and we live 10 wish
Newfork, We will drink it again; and what il
Wi. bring chest OF it home with for ourself and
neighbors. We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but before obtained any thing
equal to shis. We used to be very fond of wine but
hereafter let drink be the delicious Oolong sold by
the Pekin Tea Company at the very reasonable price
fifty cents per pound.
We drink Green Tea, and for many years have been
paying dollar per pound for it. But thanks the
Pekin Tea Company, we get better from them
az IS cer,s per pound. We drink pound pc week
by which now saving thirteen dollars per year
and enjoying better in the bargain Commend US 10
the Pekin Tea Company. say we. Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

VIRGINIA. Loco Foco Caucus has nominated
Hon. J. S. PESSYsAcxER formerly NJ c. from the
Rockingham DISTRICT to take the place OF Hon
VIM. c. Rives in the L. s. Senate. The Election
was to take place on Wednesday. No doub, OF Mr..
p clection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

n CHARITABLE PERSONS wishing to procure Christ.
GIFTS for the Poor are informed that large as SORT
nen Of comfortable ready-made Garments, ertrene,y
lOaD prices may be obtained Beecksrs and by be-
coming purchasers they will also aid very eff ceu chs
rily i0 t3St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

rTV. 3. PALMER, the Agent for most Of the best Nsws
papers Of all the Giles and principal hrou CHOU,
country far and near receives Advertisements his cour
try Neu'paper AdUert'itng dgeacy in This buiIdng-Eu
francs at N. Coat OPETcg. I2l nsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

GsS TON THu'ts FROM ESsLAxp-our readers VIII see,
rom me advertisement That this gentleman OF boundess
lame may be Al the Minerva Rooms on Broadway
dsy and Tomorrow We trust thar The General viz be
Greeted by thousands Of ades and gentlemen he most
richly deserves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

AMERICAN MrsEuM.-The Scotch Giant and Gianess
Highland Costume. They can b. uarl 10 p NJ Also
The living Orang Outang splendid performance si be
gwen a. P NJ by Wnchc M-rrfeid, Disso!ving Views
w htLocz and MISC Ueering danseu5e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

CossEcrIcur.-A Loco oco Convention met at
New-Haven on Wednesday. and nominated the
party ticket of last year to be served as it was last
year-Hon Isaac Toucey OF Hartford for Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

U Knox, ofli0 Fuon-s,- has fine assortment of La
dies NUTS We advse those that are OF SUCH
give bin call As for his Hats and Winter Caps, he7
are such that every needs this cold weather he
sells cheap. f2)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

e WILLIAM 5. DARRELL ESD has been noni-
mated by the Native Americans as candidate for the
Office OF Mayor of Boston. Mr. Dsmrell is practical
printer and the publisher OF the Christian Reflector
Baptist journal There is hardly timber enough in him
for Mayor and his nomination IS indicative OF the
weakness OF the Native party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

Philadelphia Agent for the Tribune.-ZiebeT
CO., Ledger Building, Thrd-s, wh9 resolve subsen-
bers, and have single copies for daily AZ oek ds In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

g We learn from the .Ai6any Citizen that the
Night Train fer the West is be discontinued on and
after this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

" The Loco Focos of Boston have nominated
JOHN T HEARD for Mayor, and George Savage
James Whiting, John Smelling, Aaron Hobart
Holmes Ammidown, Daniel Taylor, A. W. Thsx;er
Jr. and Jeremiah Smith for Aldermen. OF course,
nobody dreams of their election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

~ General Committee of Democratic Wing
youus Deu.-A regular meeting Of this Committee VIII
h. held on Friday evening. the 9Th inst at the Ashland
No. as Broadway, corner Of Cunast and bust
mesa Of interest repdyrs necessary that every delegate be
present By order, THEo. E. ToMLINsoN, Chairman
JosS D. LINDEN, Secretary. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

Kent oil rehearsaroom and sundries-..----- 90 oO"V
leaving leeway Of $50 for bad nights, rainy weather
&c. &C. This is rather small business, beside being
very unsafe is often the that the best tai
en TO be had (and institution like the Sacred Music
Society ought always have the best at all hazards)
cost much than have stated and we at once
recall several instances in which nge solo performer
has been paid $500 In full performance too, the Or
chestra would exceed hguresso that, the whole
with the prices of tickets put down the lowest point
there would in fact be constant danger that the Taber
nace full 10 say nothing OF the risk its not being full
would not pay the actual expenses OF occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
Protection, Prosperity, and Philanthropy.

The Journal of Commerce has answered our ar
tcle on the Tariff question, but declines to follow
our example by copying our remarks preferring to
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08
CITY lNTkLLlGENCE.

,Natire american Meetings. The Native
Americans of the It'll ward turned out manful-
ly OF Friday evening. The real honc and ST.
new were present. We venture the assertion,
that no ward meeting of any party has exceed
ed this, dnr,ug the present season, for numbers,
respectable aud enthusiastic devotion to their
principles. Nlessrs. Holland, Duncan, Breck,
Parr and Baderson, severalIy addressed the
meeting, and their remarks were repeatedly
responded to with the warnest APPLAUSE
This ward will hold regular weekly meetings
till the election. The ball is daily gathering
strength, and will soon, in its progress, over
wle!m all those who prefer pnblic plumber to
patriotic principle. There was large and EN-
tluSrasl,c meeting OF the Native Americans of
the 4th ward, held Oh Tuesday evening, at
Colth Scrgeant's. A number of spirited
and patriotic resolutions were adopted, among
which was one for the formation Of a Ward
Native American Association, md the ap-
polntment of a cotnrnltee 10 draft constltu-
ton, to be reported at an ad iturned meeting to
be shortly hetf. Massrs Holland, Parr aud
l}aIderaOn addressed The ncct,ng in effective
aud praCt,cal speeches, which we're received
wllh marked appreciation by the uuacrous au-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08
MAYtIK,N tJFrIt,r


BALTIMORE, September, 6, 1915
HNLECTION NsbTlJF,. Notice is hereby riv-
~ en-, thai an eIt cuon will ne hed on the second
tDNESDAf of October next being the 9th day Of
the month, IN the twenty Wards of the city of Bat-
m're, for one ptfson to represent each ward m the
First anrh of The City Council; and for one person
to epres nj every two wards contiguous each other
IN the second Branch of the CITY Council, namely
am person FIR the first and second wards one person
or the third and fourth wards Que per- on for the fifth
and SIKH wards, one person l0r the seventh and
rIghth wards, one person for the ninth and tenth
wards on" person for the ee ven andtWrllth wards
one person t0T the thirteenth and fourteenth wards
on" person fni III" fife nth aud sixteenth wards oue
person 'dr the seventeenth and eghtre NH wards one
person for the nineteenth and twentieth wards,
Given under nv hand and the seal of the city of
Baltimore this sixth DAY Of September, in the year
eighteen hundred and fory-fVr
seS-2awte JA''NB g. DAVIES NJavor
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08
CHRiSTIE's; PATENT
G a l. Y A MIC Rim GS,
CTyP TSTJEpS lygE.-ETJf, ErT-J1


CTFRTSTTE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
FHNHRs remarkable discovery has received the uni
q versal appreciation of the Medical profession of
treat Btlaln and has now been sut 'ientv long be
nfe the American public to give fairtrst Of its power
aud efficacy. The PATENT GALVANIC RINGS
nave been found To answer all the purposes for which
the ordinary Gavanic Battery, OF Electric and Mag
ntuc machines are used, hut are without any Of the
injurious SnOCkS which accompany the application.
by those Instruments and in many other respects are
more safe and certain in accomplishing the desired
object.
The GALFANIC RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all cases nf RHEt MATISM acute
0r clonic, applying TO the head face or limbs: Gcut
Tie D0lorehX, TOothache, Bronchitis. Vertigo Merry
Gus on sick Headache, Indigestion, Paralisss Palsy
EpllpSey, Fits, CramP, Palptaon of the Heart Apo-
pleNV, Stiffness Of Joints, iumhaao, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency of
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases
W-Fhrir extraordinary eff upon the sy stem must
he witnessed 10 h" believed and rs ce tain 1Tercnt
ice tor the preceding complaints they are equally TO
be recommended. The GaIvanic Rings are in Iery
way perfectly harmless and are sold at prices to be
within reach of ALL. CHRISTIE'S MAGNETIC
FLUID is usedin connection with the Rings to render
then efcientacon certain, and to drecthe Galvanic
influence 10 particular parts which are affected.
~ For sale in Baltimore by SETH =. HANCE,
NO lOo baltimore street, and corner of Charles and
Pratt streets. seS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 1876,
CLEARED.

CLiJaRED,
Brcm. blrque Theodore KOrner. Hopetst prorrr
En- y VIM. RudCWad.
Barque L1tilia, Lewis, River la Plaza, F.W. Bruap
s Sons
Schr Kate PenGergast, GAYLE. Charleston. &. Pc,
drrgast X Son.
Scnr Independence, Powers, Norfolk, Petersburg
and Richmond Z. Huuuer.
Schr FUA, Phillips, Norfolk PETERSBURG and Ei,h
mond, Fenderga> & Son.
Schr Emily Ann, Applcgarth, Norfolk.
ARRIVED,
Bremen ship Elise, Ahlhorn, 80 days from Frernp,
mGse and rs passengers, TO A. Muller.
Rarque Maryland, Davis, days from Boston As
sorted cargo, TO OsburH & Whitrdge.
Brig Almrna, Ryder, days from Boston assorted
cargo, to Rose, Merrill Il Dodge.
Scnr Richard Borden, BearSe, DAYS I'm Fall River
Iomesics, 10 w. A. Cole.
schr Home, Mariner. days from New York, as
sorted Cargo, to Jos. Hamhey
schr Jho H. Smith, CargiII, So hours from N.York,
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill Il Dodge
Schr Gladiator, Nickerson, days from New FORK,
assorted cargo, to the master.
Schr lavre de Grace, Martin, from .yre de- Gracp
coal, TO e.. s. Wiet.
SlooP President Westcoat, froz Havre lie Grace.
coal, TO G.. =, Nilett.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from NorCDIk Sa,
OIL Back river Point barque and a brig; off New
FONT abrls anu of Smiths Ponta ship, al. hound up
MEMORANDA.
Ship Elise, Ahlhom, from Bremen for Baltimore
was spoken off SMITH Island (no datel by the poi
Boat Aid, Drummund, at Norfolk.
Barque WYman, Dill, and brig Lincoln, Chase, both
Barque Helen NJ. Fielder, Willis, from Baltimore
via PernamhucO arrived at Rio dc Janeiro 18th IuIy
and sailed 9TH for Mnntevideo.
Brig Janet of Baltimore, uncer. at Cabinder
June 20.
Brig Reaper, Breaon, uncer. was at Galveston 25t5
utmO.
Brig Sterling, Lovett 40 days from Rio Janeiro, for
Baltic, was spoken 9Th ult lat % " hon SO 25 w
Brig Nictorne, Davis, for Baltimore, went TO = "a fin
Charleston 3l inst; and schr Mary CathaIine Brough
ton, for do. cleared TN.
Brig Fahus, White, hence al Pernambnco previous
to i2th July.
Brig Commerce, Blanchard, for Baltimore, loadisr
was the only Am vessel at Areci5o about 18Th uit
Schr queen, Rowland, hence at Providence 81 inst
sailed same day, schr Union, Bangs for Baltimore
Schr John, Hanna, for Baltimore, next day, vas
left al PO:tO CabelIO 23d ult.
brls Monroe. Rowland, for the Chesapeake, cleared
at New York 18th inst.
schr Porto Rico, Smalley for Baltimore, cleared az
New York 9TH inst.
a large brig wos seen ashore Ono date siven) abouc
10 mt'es norhward of Hoe Island by a po, arrived
at Norfolk. lie thinks she had but recently zone or
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08

IMPROVED KEADI >GS or rae PUEfS-MookE
White aud clear was the skin she Wore;
Some G0urauG's soap III her Land she bore;
Aud some rouge whose redness was al beyond
Tue ruby wIica circlrr her snow waite hand.
"Lady, fear nave gone astray-
Win you to Gnuraud's point 0uti Wa,2
For super II IouS htir have teen told,
His Puudres are worth their weight in gold -
"Maden, those Poudres work like a ciarmi;
And of tan freckIeS feel no alarn-
For you'Il find at Gonraud's splendid store
cure nor these ills, and iiunhted noreo
On she went, and in title while
Returned from w dker street with smile;
Now blesi for ever is -he VIM relied
On ourau s honor and e Iurauds pride
d. Felix GOuiaud's liaia Indicated SoaD will
positively remUve from the akin every vestiye q MINI
pie tan. frrcke, salinwnss. suhurn, rOughness &C
and give the cuHc'e whi,enc-s, clear Sd and beau
~ prrnctly tra seen IA H. Cur rid's P0udres sun
tiles expressly designed tor the com petr eradlca
tian of supei fu ms hair. One touch Of Guuraud's
Vegetable Liquid Rouge u the pale cheek gives il a
brilliant and p rmaheut rose color.
Fnr sale IN raj iurr' nv SGFH !. HANCE, 1903
Blltimnre-st. and cor Pratt and Charles SITS. seo
vEVHE SECOND CAPITAL of 4, 1000 sold by
n SCHoOLFIEI.D CO on Iaiur tay last wher,,
sold nay some Que or more Of the capitals and
they would advise All I" give them a cal and make
themselves comfortable for Iht winter they sold To
Nos 10 - AZ p,iz" Of $1,000 to adv and a cnored
man, the ticket wing b"eu cut IN two.
Ms Nd. Cuusudatrd Lottery, class 81, drawn
'''' , Is 2 Is 20 % 10 Is 9 3a 50
Draws TO D>Y, the -pIe"did scheme of Md.
Consolidated LOTTERY, class iUj
THE CAPITALS ARE:
3 prze 81 0 uOn 3 prze Of $1,000
" s Un0 10 2uO
AIS 30 i5n sc
FcKeI> s.; havrs %; 'utIt''' |! ei hIhS 6?c.
Dr ws on SATURDAY, the beautiful iittIr i.ottery
for the he 'tit OT the Frederick Fema SEMINARY.
C,jnnl ptizr 81 900 Whole Il kets only 81; halves
So cuts; qiitrterS - cents In which hn''ii Id 4
% will scl ON c.. riff 'aIe puk.lg of Dc whn, tick
ets fr only . S; halves S7.50 qnhrters $3.50, aid
eiahths o " NJ
Fur the fortunate numbers address
|,;luOi.Ftbi,b N CO
M. iRirgrl street.
n S,rs,,ti. rom .'attnnr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08

AMERICAN Iron. We understand that Mes :
srs. Manning S Lee, South Charles st., agents
for the Mount Savage Iron Works, have made
a contract with the Fall River Railroad Com
pany, for $500 tons of railway iron to be dev-
cred by next spring. This argues well for the
friends Of the above named iron works, which
are located in the region of the alleganies, near
Cumberland, Md. We are pleased TO see this
encouragement to home manufacture.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08

{g7- OIL OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced lat fall the sale has become immense
To soften leathel matter how hard, it acts 10 the
aSl0hishmen OF all, aud for all old Leather Harness
aud Carriage toys in use it is invaluable, and no
stables would he without it when once known
TO he had al the corner OF Hanover and Baltimore
SITS, Baltimore Also he corner of Baltimore and
Harrison cts, and at No. 81 Thames st. slt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
EYY LIAM hRARIMEnN

w BALTlMDkESF., opposite the Museum,
Is determined to offer goods prices that will insure
SPEEDY sales. His took is as varied and com pete as
any III Baltimore, tn which he is daily adding fresh
supplies of Ladies' Cameo, Lava and other BREAST
PINS and BRACELETS; Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Rings; PenciIs gold Chains; Lockcts plated and
Britannia Goods &c.
4n9 Also, WATCHES of all kinds, Of his own
MJ& Impntat0n warranted the best and cheap
"" Sc est i'll this market; and, being a practical
eSsa sd workman, great is taken in selecting
such Watches as mist prove satisfactory to the wear
er. Fine Watches Repaired.
sce eOtfr CORNER, opposite the Mnsenm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08

GREAT AND GLORIOUS LUCK in the popu.
NH lar small Fry Of saturday last. TUCKER s.
BRO not TO be eXceIlet when it comes to this cee-
bratrd lottery. IL three No. tickets az in sold to
our numerous patrons in and out of the city-Pr,ea
ranging from SSU 10 $1,000
TODAY, another splendid scheme draws capi.
tails Of $4,000 each-hcsides 80 prizes of 1900
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion. Call at our
Head Quarters tor pIizes-recoec; our 'uck is nop
in the ascendant
TT. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the COmer-Head of Centre Market.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08
EVER LUCKY OFFICES

ENGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
II |p endid schemes this week.
THIS DAY, of Slo,0uO, for g.
TUESDAY, $1,000 Tickets 81
WEDNESDAY, 800, 900 for only 5
THURSDAY sl2 900 and Slo,UoO, for
FRIDAY, 5000. for 5
SATURDAY, .40l0, for only
Orders in any of the above handsome schemes will
with prompt attention and profitable return, if
addressed to Egertons'.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
Corner South-st and Exctang' Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08

SHAREHOLDERS MEETING. a large meeting
Of the citizens of the first election district Of
Anne Arundel county, was held on Saturday
week, for the purrose Of onsdering a letter of
DR.. Richard :. s'teuart; abishad in pamphlet,
and recommending the o. lancipatOn Of slaves,
and the establsInle If an Emancipation pa
per in the city of Ealnoro. Wm. O'nara,
ESQ, was called to The hair, AID B. w. Mar
riott appointed secretary 4 c,mutlce com
posed of Jno, S. Selnnn, J)s. y. Stockett, P.
Plndle, 5. II. Dorset, Thomas Welsh, Jacob
Bird and d. McBrogden, reported the follow
ing resolutions, uAich were adopted
RsSotred By This MEETING here assembled, That
the impression calculated to be made by the
language Of DR.. Richard S. Steuarl's letter to
John l. Carey, ESD, OF the city OF BALTIMORE
on the subject of The emancipation of slaves
does hot meet with the appreciation ofthe mem
bers OF this meotlng,-is contrary to their views
OF propricty;--as they deprecate all agitation
whatever Of the subject Of emancipation.
Resolred, That this meeting dlscountenances
the course OF any newspaper that attempts to
connect slavery with the politics ofthe day.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08

j65-A CARD. As it has been reported TO several
of our citizens that the independent GreyS Band had
been paid for the Concert gwen by them Monument
would beg leave in defence of the Band, 10 inform
those who have been wrongly imrressed, and 10 pre-
vent further circulation OF said report tina; although
pay had been offered the Baud they ost respectfully
declined accepting 1t, dcrminc the attendance OF so
arec number of oar citizens and the tranquility on
that occasion, sufficient .pcnSation.
IL q. W. MINNlCk, Leader |. G.. Band
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08
IsY 81. ~ IkIlIll-

,f4fSssssaz ANN STREET PROPERTY AT AUG
MT,,I TlON, helm. part Of the estate of Jare Ira
A yrrs, deceased, To be sold by auction on SA-
&hl1A- TCRDAf AFTERNOON, Sept l;Ith, ls45,
at O'Clock, on the premises. ii is two tory Brick
at the intersection of Thames AMI Ann sts, adinin
ing the cornGr--it is % feet front, with sua HE
depth. Terms at sale,
see-eo4t II. W. BOOT.. Auotr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08
Sa DOYLE lsIn THE FIELD of prizes.

~ DOYLE as IN the FIELD of priZp,.
4Va scattering them right and eft norm and sOu,h
east ana west, among all who favor him with their
patronage Adventures Will find il to their interess
to purchase tickets of NJ. DOYLE, for thew are cc,-
tam |" draw capital orat least good prize-in fact
the Great Capital Prize Depot, No. IA Pratt street
Opposite the Railroad depot (neXt to Bradshaw,
United States Hotel is the only place in the civ
where person can feel certain If getting pjze -
I'll" following spleHdd lotteries are 10 be drawn This
week "
MONDAY, capital of $4,000, tickets s5 shares
in proportion
TUESDAY, capital $1,000 tickets gel, shares 10
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $50, 900, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion
THURSDAY, capital sl2, 900, tickets 81, shares il
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. BY lay as out SIS and huyi~g a Certif.
cafe of package Of 20 whUes in this last 10 tery Won
may be put in possession of over $1,000 Risk on
package OF halves only 81 so, quarters 80 rs. DOYLE
can't be beat al selling capital prizes in these Tom
Thumb lotteries, bear that in mind aud send your o.
ders or come yourselves, to the right place.
liberal discount WI! be pad 10 persuns who puy.
:haSe by thu package or quantity
For sale IN the greatest variety OF lucky numbers by
lie package, single ticket, share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
M. DOYLE, 30 l44 Prattstreet,
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