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The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-19
WEEYlL IN WHEAT.
To he editors Qf Me Tennessee State fig.
 ricultuiSiS:


 riculturiSis:
 GENrLEMEN.-HaVing made a small ex- pertinent upon the weeyil wheat, state the facts for you information. In l843, filled a hogshead with wheat, shortly after harvest, throwing in handful of common salt with each hall-bushel. ltremained perfectly dry, sound, and free from weeviIs until it was sowed, in October. In l844, a part of the crop was cleaned out immediately after har- vest, and spread ig dry garrett: the weevils soon ruined that. 4 part was put in a gran ary in the chali, and was partially injured by the weeyiI. The residue was placed in hogshead, as before, pint of salt being sprinkled on each busheI; and it is now as sound and dry as when put up The salt is liot absorbed, and may be shifted out and us- ed for stock, without loss.
 This idea derived from the Agrculturist and it alone has already saved me several times the value of my four years subscrip- ton. Very respectfully,
 Your ob't serv't,
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-19

NJ Ashbel smith. Charge 'Aaair, of Tex a-' ha.l an interview Wiii lbe Earl of Ahrf- seea' lasi week, and aitefWards let London es rasi. lor TrNas.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-19

'HHlsfitN t3tsH esaiaarior rafts. s. 5a. a ft.sH l5#ss#9#. 8#rri.slt lsts s. HN hGE aseuf tHa t..t t-ss. # IF ft H f# F#H5te. .f l5af-5fF s
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-19
ARoLITloNlsM AGAINST THE UNION.

AhULLIIUNIoI AGAIN5l IIII1 U1VlV1'''
 Is it possible that any Southern Whg-yea, any patriot or enlightened man of any part ofthe Union can read the following horrible, fanatcal opposition to Texas, and yet arry himself with its authors '- Do they not see that the rankest abolitonism is at the bottom of this opposition to the annexation of Texasl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
S6JUUO WORTH OF
NEW SPHISG AND SUMMER GOODS.
AT
BROOKS Il HUDS0NS,

Second Supply.
MAY, lSI5.
'INHE subscribers have received by the latest
snva;s from New York, Phadslphia and baltimore their
second supply Of spnne and oodseorssinR scIee
uoh OF The best and newesI ty variety and cheap
less unsurpassed "a this market The following list embrace.
part Of the goods received
EliTa hne Shaded Sp- and Printed BaTeses
DO Hermann BaTeges and Marquissns, Dresses
French work Collars and Capes
Muslin and Camtn- Edgings aud InsstInrs
Thread laces and EdglnEs
shaded 6imp Cords for trimming DresSe.
Ladies slk and Kid Gloves ana Mus
silk and Cotton Hosiery n variety
Elbahs' PaTasoiS, Parasolrtis md suushates
sns heThGni, Tniol and Darege Scans nd shawls
Hue black Afmue and Polt de s,fp.i and plsn
lehi aHi dark eoouIei fouari and Gro Pekn siIks
tuTs Inc kue black silk warp Apacas
bls ana Bide bTE BombaLn- and CLAllc Boz
Black Love dCrape Wells
Fold Black Lawns and Ginshau.
Pine Black Mourning Prints
90 900 yds French Enssh and American Print. fran "a
Jt cts peTyard
Linen Cambric Hdkfs in variety, from IL 10 3Of %
Superior - Linen sheetngs and Pillow e,.e Linen.
Heavy unbeachsd lrish Line rs for family us.
Double SATIN DAmAsk Table Cloths and S,ns,n.
hueketbiek, Russia and Briseye Diapers
India Grass Cloth, MOhsir and Corded skius
Lace stripe and Checked Musins
CambHes !aeoneits Swiss and Null MusIns
Pain striped and plaid DriIings. for Boys wear
French and English Cloths and Cassmeres
Mountain Tow Linen
burihPs brown and bleached ssirings and sheetpr.
COLON OZhaburgs, DIilings, &C &C. Very ehesra
way W. BROOKS 4 HJDSONa
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NUMBER %.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.


RtITINppc InCE rrnco...,
A-oOh uVofIThL,
-" n steacrtek street, DallaSrs.
~ Iht MUTT NJ Nh SIDE GOLS0 FROM RAI Tf1psS
sINsSIs Two DOORS BRo-n cuaNrs
" HEhrs may he obtained the MOI s>,r&v
w rem-dy for cononh~ c,..,. ssr,~,,,-. s--.--I-y
pain IN IN. Ion. as.eon. ~ a.. sIs--. 49,
symptom % Secret disease.
CURE WARRANTED OR No CUARcr ~ ~,
IN From oyc To r,vN - ~. AADs,
Ao..y..... - n - 20 %.
% :" nc n"nng M iO d ntg6.
DR. JDH NS'ION,
A member OF IN. RoyaI Co.,. =, 49,. -
Apoihsear,'. London ana q, g. -
eyes DATED ron-,n.d - %
b. human ftan,. s., uo,. ..,.-.n- = " mo1ss
cxpr.,x $780,.
WHEN II" m.ssuded and mprudsnt v-ary Of p,~s,,r, -
nm bed the seeds Of infi d-,s !, To- -. -
tuned .snse OF sham. o, ara =, w . neess.s ~
applying n iho. who from and -. .
once s.fend him. delaying eon-,u,.o..I .yp. N ~
bond di.sae make such a. ue,,.,,s =
nns. no<,u,n. -. 4, - -. 80 thsuat
.,sht dsatneS- node. a, In .h,, - ~. % mos ennssss a
. T-I nee and eIirem,.' progressing fshs npa,
w VIZ psa.e OF The mouth ot the bones n.
eom1,,..,,, -, % i di-sas- becomes housd os,ssso
's "Ss h m TO ION tns. SSSSas ~a-oe.
$500. w pledges himself tn pres-rv. The mo.s &
r,,, r ana ron o., extensive practice is 49,
LHrof- and Aui.ftca,
- anu P'y cure 20 the unfortunate victim Of hsA A.
n. d. r,.,,...., -. -.
disease. oupr "a ~. ns victims 70 Tins hssrA
s, c.-diy poison m.r.uyy ,,i, a. vno ~ hs 49,
SIND ihs Unfortunate 10 an unn-y ,rsx. 49,
the residae Of ms life m.sr,hle INV '" 49, -
1879 r.,.n,-
rrr TAXI SorIrx-Tho.. - -
siuons by e.r,n ,r.e,,s. .r,, NAVY INJURED their
WI, - ,s., p..eue@ speesiy cured
DARING oT ~. n. -. go uope OF ns country 81 ~
enloymenIs OF IL. by the con. s se pro.ssss ~
% kihs IN certain Secret Hahn- sseh psr.o.s ~
u.,n
90, MAhhlAGE,
REQUISITES to promote eonnuba happin-.s Indeed ,Ao. ~
rev thfuug 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
WADSWORTH, TURNER L. Co

No Strcct.
AVE ON hand an unusually large stock of
n = Fall and Winter ami at. determined IN OFF,
great inlscen.n. To MERCHANTS aHd ToBICCDNIST
ne bL.'ktr- We're imported curing much great
er advantage than they souli tb. usual
And the NEGRO CLOTHLSG. every kind up,.
e ne advantageous circumstances will be sold
can now bs bought any NoRrHERs AAEKrr
Also FA GeOd equal an every RESPECT TO any in I'm,
- 'f''"' my ~ .4N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
NEW GROCERY STORE!


'INHE subscribers have taken the store former.
" occupied by Mesrs Aylaer four doors below IN,
h. ASein TOT the purpose o conducting Grocery and Com
mission business We have keep constantly ON hand
general assortment OF Family Groceries TO which W.
goods consist part Of
quality '' " '"' "''s'
Moeha, Java and Lasuayra Coffee
Nooey L Wooseys best loaf puiyersd and crushed
~ CrOi Porto Riei and y Sugar
HUI a sons best soap
DO. NariegasJ do
No MaCkrTr
a choice LOT
Rrgala and Principe Segas
Bakers Cocoa and chocolate
No N. Carolina ieffinRs
Painted Buckets and Broonis
variety OF Specs
Letter and FOolseap Paper
Beat London ald French Mustard
Patent and Pilin spctm Candies
I.onionand Philadelphia Podsr, IN pts and on,
Manila and Spanish Mat
Connecticut shad ~ l!-ifbbs
CITY Cured BACON, Hog Round.
LIQUORS
French Apple and Peach brandy Of the fine, ouslity
H0randGin ''"
Oh jamaica Ram
Rebatdson's Rye Whisky
Madeira and sicily Mad-iu Wins
Poft, Claret, Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goods belonging o the Grocery T,,!.
we also lender our services friends ami the puc
fay Tor The sale OF Produce and pUisc To use every a.
obtain the highest market pnec - ''''''' "
". ". TEMPIEIAN
. WN. ~ RADCLIFFE
~ ~ No 10. Z doors below the RsI Tavern
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WATSON IL DIBRELI,-

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
NO 18th street uionng the Ran sheds. near Gasso
RICHMOND, VA,
REG leave 10 inform their friends and the pub.
lac generally that they prepared give their LEI.
ha attention TO the sale of Tobacco, Flour every DE-.
senpuon Of Produce ION which, when they will make n
beal advances pe-ns and every en-,
sha be made to ehan the highest prce therefor
w d. will also tie ardns Of coo
which shall be cose with prompiness.
Richmond, 18th Nov, Is4i. :,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

M GLASSES. n. u. in barrels
1Vt H. CioiI sugarf-, PRIME
i.aEuayfa Coffee do
Rcctifed and Old whiskey
Pine cnFnae and Champagne Brandy
Nuts. Raisins, Sc.-for sale by
i-i: DAvENFoR'
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FOR NEW YC

foh Nj" YORK,
.sTss The regular packet schr MANCHESTER, capt.
HeI SNACK, now ready load aud having portion -,
freight having Accommodations spPlv In On
boatd, At iudlAms wharf, OF '"
la FIsupo,s s,~,
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GREAT REDu. TION IN PIECES Of
DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS.
'INHE undersigned wishing to reduce their pre.
cent large and heavy Fancy and staple Dry Good.
would oirT from thus date June articles Is 90
cent less than the goods selling for aunns The
Sprns. ~
Cseoes worth I.i gong at 10 cts
DO do Is
DO. isCJ 20 et.
Lawns, 'aLnines AMI BzIrges
Al OF these will be so from pet nj lower than fet
prces. - $3.50 '''-''
AiPasSas-a beautiful assortment OF ss wol at ,.r lo
prices. 1850 " wy ~"
Mourning B,eges and Balznrines
Do Lawns and J:itshans
fain black and fancy single murd Cassimeres
hfge assortment Of Linen Goods all the styles and
qualities ~ ~
we DO not deem essential To MANY very
tH' bargains We have Ia offer
we would say come and for yourself an,e, YOU
ieaAe more Than Jouf fnndes; pictured
Tome one. come all Their. IL a few NOR. ..t. NJ
No. n, Main
L. DERkLEY co,
door below Mrs Philips Mianary Store
," And n'Aiy OPPOSITE the BEL Tasam.
Genfiemens Fancy Dress Articles
d 'oss'sIlAG Of faneY STA and satin CIa,a.
- Siock Ties aud Scarf Fancy Ashland Tie.
Shirts. Blossoms. Collars Stocks
Eu-penders, Pocket liands@f hefs ke
ALo, 4 lew Sils Night Caps, a Lne arIcle.
sILAs MERCHANT
Je loo Man
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from the Philadelphia Saturday Cou,isr)
pERSEVERE,


From the Philadelphia Saturday Cou,sr)
PERSEvERE.
BY JosrrH MERREFIILD.
I'D not give mp No grim despair
Should never Jorge a chain for me
Whist thus breathed my native air
Within land OF liberty
No! bastard were that soul that covers,
Within Tree burn land like ours
I'D not give up though every fown
That Fortunes face is wont wear
should rob rue OF the small renown
That may have been my humble share,
should thwuHt my every wish aud will
For'uue-through all, I'D WOO the still.
Shame on the week and craven heart
That bows beneath each transient sorrow,
Without the To pluck the dart
And greet the sunrise Of the morrow.
Without the will, tfor will is powerD
To pluck the thorn and cul! the flower,
For Whist, TO man. is manhood given1
For what his varied powers ot mind
For what his every hope OF Heaven,
When earih's iar gifts have been resignedI
II not 10 brave misortune's thrali,
Aud rise superior 10 them all.
Then raise that dropping brow Of thine,
Rssolse-and then endeapor.
Give sorrow Ia the laughing wind,
With fear and doubt-forever.
Press on~ard-and dcspond no more
Thy motto be "EIcelsior,".
'suhhisher' Philadelphia, 5Prii. isIs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
articles ~"
g retail
Mhe Lead hard 10 beat in keg from IS lbs so TO 500 H..
t ABOVE ARTICLES are Of selection, and r,-d
ountfy gentlemen would DO call and examine th..e
foons shu Judge foT themselves at ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Man street
Nstt door to the Exchange Bant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
MORE NEW BOOKS,

FRESH BUTTER.
osi .eeNeda snah lot OF Butter, article
e. veIy low ~ TEMPLEMAN - RATCIIFFH
" " 4 door hslnN he nrlI In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
'OuItIonaI supply Of New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
" are now receiving and opening, a second
supply Of SeasonaLIe GOods eounr.n, o., -, 1893.
SYKES purchased 1t the lowest cash prices .ps al, ~
,Ohi At wholesale at moderate adv,,.. - - - 0e
part WI se found enumerated below ~ s'-~
EIiTa sdpeIdne printed lIal4or,ne. ,oa a...
10 DO black Ind second mourning 40
super freneh and EirtSton Bingham. and isxr.
DO black and white 10 and Balzorne 40
kieh laced striped ADD plaid Mulins
Plan brad, tucked and embro,derad po...
eu2er PLAIN snd striped blue biaek and g. ..,.,.
TO French and Amere N Prtnts a. 49, '1ieu S"ss
Printed Jaconers Lawn and Nu,h1 Ei.,h.-
Keh hernanne and Barcgc SIN ais mi $50
DO Lace Polka and Satin srp.d
, e. ,.sNs Sesii' AID Farey HsndSerehlss
49,, y S ana whie silk and cotton Hos
e4u men end Lis's Laser E5RirgI ard n..,,i,1,
,,, ,e1' IVory paper sh5 palm leafFans
~, ~" an Epi'a Iinp comet and cap Ri5baad,
p Ha,s e'o,t feafa ard corded Skirts
i 80 ~ WHked 20 .aIs AMI low pueeJ do
Sons Ana sb'ft Met Cloves AMI 6nrsrc,I MIN,
heultehed and tape borlcr.d Linz, q as,,.
80, ,S hh sheetBs Irish Linen ami Lawn
n@ss Dah-sk Napkins and brown and b.,ehes cro,h.
So ~, - and BACK and White Aitis all quaItie,
-. 'oo' % ,loh' and CasSimeres ard 6aney A
~ -fe's ~ Gu. in'uln and o~ priced Driiinzs
s ~ c'e' gag CaEaI-t and French sumns, rlo,h.
S Is 'AFsHs harseiies, and Jeans y,,ti.xs
10y AIeHhns, Coiionades and JeaA.
We eohVFls a-ortmen u cooarsd bYovxn -, 49,. ~,
"''Ne-' al OF winch viii be chap n, ea.h "
n,e VALENTINE, BRERDEN q c.
hTnad shoekoe Hs
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FOR SALEM. MASS.

EGS The very superior fast sailing Schr JoBS.
h"sy uas''T having Le Ter cargo NJ, s,s oil,
Ha'e dsspAeh Foo balance package. or as.
sage apply on board Dock or To '-
~ ~ RANKIN A LyHITInCg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

FOR LIVERPOOL,
iMS The new and elegant coppered ship RIcn.
H"sD Geo = Mustard load At t,t, Point s,4
~ @b0' 18th July For freight Tobacco Gotten apply
a !. q 4 al .fl
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FOR NEW YORK.

m The superior and fas, sailing Schr j. w.
SSfrn. having nearly all OF ea-ro engaged Win h.,
S1eA 1eseh For balaEee OF Box. Tobacco To eoI.
cargo OF passage having good ations Apply on l,I
20 we poek OF 70 u u RANhlN 4 MIIIrLD,I
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-07
y ! e ID

G3-The funeral Of Mr.. JoHN RRowS, the young
man who was drowned on Thursday last, will take
place this morning at O'Clock, from the residence of
his mother, No. $50 lianOverst The friends of the
family are expelled to attend without further invita-
ton.
On the 4th inst, SUSAN NJ WAIT, eldest daughter of
Geo. w. Wait
OBITUARY. 1t will doubtless beave the bosom,
and perhaps moisten the eyes, of many readers with
unaffected sorruW-cspecia!ly those who are lot hold
els in Green Mount Cemetcry-tO learn that Mr.. WIN.
HARDY the faithful and attentive gate keeper Of that
useful institution, Is 40 more lie departed this life
on Saturday mprng last, in the 18th year Of his age,
greatly regretted by all who knew him--lOr his faults
were few his virtues many.
lie who, year after year, since the commencement
oil the Cemetery, has 50 often passed us in-whose
hand was ever ready to unhar the gates at our ap-
prsach-is now rapt in The cold mantle OF death. Yet
1t alleviates sorrow to know that it easy and
peaceful death, strongly exempliiyine the consoling
reelection that tits not difficult to de especially
WREN, to quiet resignation TO the laws Of nature
gently added the calm assurance Of the Christians
faith-that ath that ''budS bridge frnm this world
10 the next, and lands, hope smiling, the farther
shore"
His plain, honest integrity of purpose soon won for
him the confidence of the managers Of the association
"A confidence that knew no Abatement, but Widcned
into esteem, that, during his last illness, he had the
grahcatiOn To receive the manifold attentions of the
president of the institution, and he unweaed kind
ness of his tstimahlr lady, which left care want,
or wish nnsuppied, and enabled him to console the
aged and feeble partner of Ms bosom with the warm
assurance that Sue was in the hands of friends who
had been kind to him, and would he TO her. NJ.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-07

YNNO THE LADIES'. The undersigned having
q just returned from New York. where he has
finished laying in his Fall and Winter stock hcgs
leave To inform the ladies and others that he has
brought with him, and shall be receiving through
out the whole Of this week, a beautiful and choice
supply of goods ~ the latest styles and most approved
patterns, comprising elegant assortment of Ladies
DRESS SCARF and Cloak TRIMMINGS, which are
entirely new aud different from any H. the market;
Wide VELVET and Algerine GIMP, Black and verv
rich; also Mohair and silk Twist FRINGE; Gold aud
steel BUCKLES aud SLIDES, with ruby sets; Miss
es' Kid GLOVES; WorSt"d CAPS, COATS and
SPENCERS, for children, SC
12- County merchants will find il to their advan
tage 10 give me call. For sale, ate and re-
tail by JAMES NJ. HAlG,
o66l fri III Baltimore ST. above South.
StHEAP REBB0SS, Mrs NICKERSO has
a received some cheap Rihhons & Bonnet Scars.
se27 No 81 cas-. side N. HOWARD ST.
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TH1IN PLATE, SHEET IRON,

FHVIA PLATE, SHEET IRON
Id COPPER WIRE, sc. &c.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra SKIES
2OO boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x2O, of best Char
coal brands
s5O bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET lROS-al direct importation,
10000 lbs. Braziers COPPER, assorted
% casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright aud anncaled IRON WIRE
50 rolls SHEET LEAD, p TO 6 lbs.
80 pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPET.TER
hko, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, Sc
EE3- full stock of Timers Tools and Peck,s Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivets Timed Copper, sc.
For sale on liberal terms BY
L. PRATT s. BROTHER.
a25 omit q and % $. Charles street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-07
ART OF DANCING.

&H IL. j. IL. CODET has the honor Of announc-
W. ing to his patrons and the public, that he has
Just returned nom the White Sulphur Springs, Va,
where the dancing department has been under his
special charge the past season. lie has taken the
CITY GUARDS ARMORY, corner of Hanover and
Lombard-sts., and purposes giving Lessons on Wed
nesday, Sept 2ilh, in the different branches of The
Science. Days Of Fuition-Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons for junior class and ladies, fIOm TIL
5; gentlemen from till 10, Note left AT the European
House, or at the Hall, days OF tuition, will be
promptly attended To-. se2O I'm
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DANCING.

ANHAIsLEGS l.. SPIES, Professor of ID iNC-
~ ING and WALTZING, takes this method of in
forming the citizens of Baltimore that his Academy is
NOW OPEN for the reception ofpupiIs, at CENTRAL
HILL, with increased facilities of altordng to young
Ladies and Gentlemen thorough aud practical hn3w-
ledge of The above Art, in all its varieties Days of
Tuition, for Young Ladies aud Masters, on TUES DAY
and SATURDAY Afternoons. from t O'Clock;
and on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings for Gen
tlemen, from till 10.
For further particulars, please call on Mr. SPIES,
at the Hal, any afternoon, from till ; o'clock and
every evening from till 10. GAsR1 sr22 dtf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-07
OYSTERS! OYSTERS 81

THYHE SUBSCRIBE R respectfully informs his
IA old customers and the public in general, that he
has commenced putting up OYSTERS for expora-
ton for the season, and will be glad to receive orders
for Tor Oysters, either PlCkLED, SPlCEn, FRIED, OF
FRESH, IN any quantities
Nothing but the best Of Oysters put up at his cslah
shment From his long exp rience in the business
he hopes TO please the most particular.
EVAN HAMILTON.
No. Is German.st., between Hanover and Sharp.
&C OYSTERS served up in handsome style every
daV in the week Sundays excGpted) Families sup
piled with best Oysters.
WANTED-As smart active boy about l6 10 IS years
of agc-one that has been accustomed 10 attend bar
Apply AS above. S426 I'm
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE u C.aLI'ERT- SITS.
FENHIS EVENING. Oct. eth, will be perform
RI ed NO SONG NO SUPPER Margareta Mrs.
TlNM. Robin, Mr.. JOHNSTON. Dorothy, Mrs.
RUSSELL. Nelly, Miss CANNON.
After which, Dancing, by Miss CANNON.
To conclude with F'lRiSH LION" Tim Moore,
MIR. BROUGHAM. Mrs. Fltzgig, Miss NELSON.
10 AdmittlncG D cts. children under III years of
age, III cents. Saloon performance to commence at
! To O'Clock precisely 1t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CT Z @ IL 6
e X T. u S.
TELCH, M4NN y DELErAN, Proprtslorg.

FELCH MINI g. DELET.HN Proprisiors.
j. w. BANKER, AGENT.
CORNER or CHARLES AND CONWAY-STS
VHNfEIS POPULAR co TPAEY will exhibit
Il in Baltimore ONE WEEK.
Introducing splendid Entrees; Nauting; Two and
four horse acts Of Horscmanship: pusurng, Chinese
Games, Female Equesiranism, Come Singing, Dane
ing, Dramatic Scenes on Horse back, Gees Duets
Tras, Conlortions, Tumbing, Grand PyramldcaI
Acts on two Horses lntgrudes, French Allemandes;
Farces, Egyptian CANDLES, Comic Burlcttas, Ethio
plan Singing aud Dancing, sc.
as Doors open in the ev""ing at 6! O'Clock, and
performances to commence at 7.
~ Admission only 25 Cents
H5- For further particulars, see small Bills Of the
days performance.
{G3- Ladies of questionable character not admitted
on any consideration. o7.5t
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REMOVAL OF THE ALL NEW STORE

REMOVAL OF THE ALL NEW STORE,
a LEE WEBSTER ~ co. would respect
% fully inform their friends and the public thai
they have removed their store to No. 30 BALTI
MORE-ST., doors East of Frederick, where we
have on hand, and intend keeping, general assert
meHt OF English, French, Swiss and Domestic DRY
GOODS, which we intend selling at prices that cat
not fail TO please all purchasers OF Dry Goods THAI
iul for past lvors we respectfully call your attention
II our present stock, consisting in part of
CLOTHS-English, French, Belgium and Domestic
Nil colors
ASSlMERES-Enslish, French and Domestic, all
cOlOrs
sATINETs-s Striped, Plaid and Plain, from 37je to
81 per yard
KENTUCKY JEAN-An colors, from d to Ilc, a
splendid article
AlSO-a general assortment Of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, such as Cashmercs, MousenG dc
Lainrs, sc.
Plain and Embroidered Monscline de Lame Thbrt
and Cashmere SHAWLS
silk, BrOcha and Blanket do.
CAL1COES-A splendid assortment
Bleached and Brown Cotton SHEETiNGS, 4 4, 81
l2-i wide
TICKINGS-3A 4, rs and 4 wide
White and Red FLANNELS
Irish LINENS, fom 25c to s % per yard
Spool Cotton, Hosiery, &c. sc.
Call examine and satisfy yourselves that the quail
~ Of 0ur goods cannot be beat, aud which we pledge
ourselves to sell as low as any other house in the
city. No. ~ Baltimore street,
o. . doors e. of Frederick.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS,
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

FHNHyS EVENING. Oct 7tA, will be perform
u ed MARGARET CATCHPOLE. VIII Laud
Mr. BOWERS. Ben Bluff, Mr.. STEVENS. iona
Than Catchpole, Mr.. THOMPSON. Pegs, BURKE.
Gooseherry Pip, Mr.. +. :. MYERS. John Barry, MIR.
Z, SMITH. Margaret Cachpoe, Mrs. BURKE.
To conclude with OLE BULL Ebcuezer Calf,
Mr. BURKE. Mary, Mrs BURKE.
G3-BoXcs 50 ccnls-Plt - cents. Doors open at :,
performances to commence at u O'Clock. 1t