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MARYLAND Gov. PRATT in his laie message, estimates that over and above he sum to be collect ed under existing laws to pay he interest on the pub lie debt, sl50 900 per will be required to meet this and proposes the follow ing To pay one per cent out uf the commissions, which the law al lows each xecutor charge upon the settlement of an estate which will yield s25,000; to charge five per cent upon collateral Inheri.ances, which will produce S25 ,000; to pay per cent on nll proper ty when the deed is left for record with lhe Regis fer, which will yield sl0O,000. The next is 10 i'm pose a Stamp Tar on all bonds, notes, &c. This is an important move, and the Governor says, "l would provide that the State should receive for the stamp required on note other obligation for the pa! men ol sums of sI00 or under, 25; sums of more than sI00 and less than $500, s1, of sums of more than s50n and less than sl0OO, s2; of sums of more than 5000 and less than s5000, B; and of sums o more than 5000, 80 Practically the effect of hs legis- laion would be to impose upon the borrower of mo. ney only additional interest equal to tlie stamp duty, whilst in most where the obligation is given for preceding indebtedness, the creditor would pay the tax. If the details of the proposed law are SO framed as avoid inconvenience bs rem derng the stamps readily accessible to Inc citizens of my part of the State, would in my judgment ol viac the only objection which could be reasonably sfged against il. This i. rather heavy, but as lhe notes would seldom average more than 5000, obiec. lions wou Id not Le made-bu to those who do credf business the tax would be quite enormous."
 THEATRE.--The business al this establishment we are pleased 10 see, is once more in fourishns condition, and succession of crowded houses has but spurred the manager redoube his efforts in the production of novelty. Sberdan's patriotic play of the "DeaM ef Roila" is to he produced this even
 ing, together with the musical drama of the "Forty Thiepss'' anI the pieces are both the production of two of our greatest draustsis--Sheridan and J. Coleman-we trust that an overh1wing house will be a proof of the public taste.
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SEED AND AGRICULTURAL STORE. GEORGE. TAPPING & co No. 87, Fsurth M street, (Enst side. between Main and Market.)
 0c-AIi kinds of Agricultural Implements as Hoes. Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Ploughs, Whset Fans. Churns, Bee Hives. Scythss, Ecylhs. .snaths. Grain Cradles, Cultivstors, Horse Power aaa Threshing Machines, Vegetable and Straw Caters, Corn Mills, Cora and Cob CrSshers 10 work by hand or other power; also, Subsol Poushs constantly on hand. fte ,'l't
 U- Alss-Grain, Grass and Field Seeds, sscb as Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Buckwhest, Barley. Clo- yer, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Blue Grass, Red Top, Millet. Lucern, English Rye Grass, Hempssed, Pe- tal"es, Artichokes, and Cubs Tobacco Seed.
 Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds, good supply, always on hand. 5 e.'. "a
 0J-We are agents for different Nurseries and Florists. East and West. flS es'-s
 il1KmO GOODWIN & DAVIS, Agents, Mobile.
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EORN-600 sacks best western white. in store V and to arrive per MoneEiina, for sale low by
 janl6 c. A. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Comet
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S SEED OATS-100 sacks best quality, for sale to S arrive per Monte zuma this evening by
 jxnl6 c. A. GILBERT & BRO, 50 Com. pt
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NODFlSH--500 boxes in store and for sale by V jan17 BEERS & SMITH. PIo COFFEE-Landing and for sale by
 lG janl7 BEEpS & SMITH.
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PLANNERS OIL-3O hbls very superior, for sale l by JOHN PHILLIPS. rf
 ianl7 corner Cont ard Water-sIs.
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M ADEIRA WiNE--ln quarter casks of supe- l1A rior quality, for sale by
 nnl8 G. WESTFELDT & BRO
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ROARDING--SeveraI gentlemen can be accom- ID modaied with Board and Lodging, and larsor number with Board only. at No. 5l Dauphn street. second door below Royal, by
 nov20 240tf MRS. WORSHAM.
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c ALT-3500 bleached sacks, cargo of shlp Jane S from Liverpool, for sale by
 janl7 D. WHEELER. 2S St Mjchael-st
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CARTS, Drays and Wbeeibarrows, for sale on V consignment by s,...
 janl7 ff=@# BEERS & SMITH :
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SALT-ls00 sacks, balance of ship Washngton'e 0 cargo. for sale m the Bay by e.l
 ian16 JAS REID & CO. 22 St Michael.st.
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' AW NoTICE-The undersigned will practice 1L Law in the Circuit Courts of Monroe, Clarke, Washington and Baldwin counties, and in all the Courts in Mobile.
 He offers his services to defendants in criminal cases. [jan9Kmo1 PERCY WALKER. INSURANCE AGAINST FlRE-The subssTi- A l,ers, agents for the Contributionship Insurance Company of New York. continue to take risks on Budinga, Merchandise. &c. as also River risks . reasonable rates of premium. This is an old sstab.
 shed Company, worth $500 900 capita paid ia, and Il large surplus 10 meet losses. -
 jan3 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
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SALT-l65O bleached sacks on board .hip Java, O for sale by V
 janl7 GWATHMEY, FORBES & co.
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CANDLtS-l0Ob boxes first quality Sperm, for V sale by 4
 janl6 T.H CHEEvER, 40 Commerce. g,
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TLOUR-50 bbls landing this day and fo IF sale by Ijanl71 JAS. SANDS & co.
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ID UTrER-l0O kegs superior Goshen, in store ID and landing, for sale by
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DLANKETS-l5 bales White Granier EO bales coIored Granier, do mixed do
 5 bales Duff Blankets. Received on consign. Inent and for sale by
 janls BEERS S SMITH, 22 ST Michael-st.
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NOTICE-All persons having claims against the " School Conmssioners of Mobile County, arc requested to present them within thirty days from this date to the Secretary ot the Board.
 ianlO H, STlCKNEY, Sse'y.
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D1LOT BREAD-50 bbls fresh and of the best quality, just received and for sale by
 janlS c. A. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Con- st.
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HHEESE-150 boxes Goshen in fine order, smal V six-s, for sale by JOHN PHILLIPS,
 ian16 corner Conti and Water.sts
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 NOR SALE. or 10 Lease for e term of yssrs--The N Island just below the oity and opposite Hitch- | cocks Press, known as PINTO'S ISLAND. The Island is situated between the inner and outer chan nels of the river and contains about 12 of high marsh ground, and is well adapted for Cotton prsss- es, Ship yards, Saw mills, Pickeries or Warehouses. part of the lsland is under cultivation. having fruit trees of different varieties &c. Ac. There are also three houses and two warehouses, now on tho premises.
 The whole or part ol the premises will be dispos- ed ofa above, and to any one disposed to invest better opportunity could not 6s 9srsd' For terms
 or,o E. c. SOUTHWORTH, anl6 4OKmo Contist, opposite the Mayors Ofics. MEW BOOKS-The History ot Rome. by B. c. " Niebubr, translated byJ. c. Hare and 0. Thirl. wall, 2 vols. with map. s4 nt
 The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell com- plete, w,lha memoir of the author by Washington h wing, and remarks upon hrs writings by Lord Jef. sfrey, vol. with portrait and thirteen fine illustra. tons. t. iplA @s -t yt tH h f4
 Keble's Christian Year, with illuminated title
 History of inc Reformation m Germany, by Lee. pod Ranke, author fHistory of the Popss. Part lst
 iani7 @ s.w. ALLEN, 2s Dauphio-st. VVHE CYCLOPEDA sf Practical Medicine. II edited by John Forbes, N. D. F. R. S.; Alex. ander Twsedie, M. D. F. R. s -revised with add,- lions by Robley DunsIison M. D.; Nos 17 and ls. Just reserved and for sale bv
 isnl7 5. w, ALLEN, 2s Dauphip ss, R OsES-The undersigned is daily expecting sAe LN srrival of lot of the most splendid Roses.-- They will be reeeived from source on which the uiaos, reliance can be placed, as ts their names and qualities. AaN
 jsni4 H. GATES. Druggist. lss Dauphn-st &PERM OII<-7 casks Judd's winter strained, Nc rscei.sd per ship Martha Washingtsa from N. York and fo sale by ,s-4.s ,s4s'
 HH WHITAKER | SAMPSON, 20 0ssi,v,
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n1L-Besl winter strained and hleached Sperm, |, O for sale by JOHN O'REILLY & CO,
 ian1S north east corner Conti and Water. .sts
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FOR NEW.ORI.EANS

FUN JAIN Et5 ' LILLE, EDo m The new steamboat NEW ERA SzE5=sas1fs7 J. w. Lyles, will leave for the ahos and All intermediate landings, on THIS DAY, lsl inst, at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to ianlS MOSES WAKING, S8 Frnnt-st.
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e UGAR AND MOLASSES-Ianding his day S from schr. Oregon from Attakapas, and for sale on the wharf by [janl5l JAS. SANDS & co. TAPIOCA, Pearl Sago, Pearl Barley and Eng ! fish Split Peas, for sale by
 ianl5 JNo. o'REILLY co.
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WHITE LEAD, Oil. Glass, Varnsh and Brush w es, just received and for sale at
 janl6 FOODS Paint Store AT Dauphio st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER % ls45.
FROM rAG NxcHANeE REAolNa-Roon aoO.,


ship LuiSe, Steenkcn, Bremen, A. Muller.
Scht RedwinS, Kinks, for ST. John, N. b., Clark 4
Kellogg.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, Philadelphia, J. A.
ShriYer.
SAILED lin tow of steamer Patapsco) Brig Sias
Mareau Nichols, ST Pierre, Mart.
ARRIVED,
Barque Maryland, Davis, days from Boston, as
sorted cargo to Osborn Whitridge.
Schr CnarTon, PattisOn, days from New York
ballast, to Jas. Hooper 81 Sons.
Schr Vennillion Benjamin, days from New York
assorted cargo to Rose, Merrill & Co.
Steam-pacEe: Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Snip Caledonia, Masscoit, cleared at New York
2SthnSt. for New Orleans.
Barque Margaret Hugg Luton, and brig Tweed,
Hands, from Baltimore, (Via Rio de Japeiro and Mon
teydeo) were disc'g at Buenos Ayres 29th Aug.
Barqne Ida, HaiCtt, from Baltimore for Boston, was
spoken 22h ins no lat. nor lon. given.
Brig Canada, Wiley, from Baltimore for Valparaiso,
was spoken Sept7 lat. l2 :, Ion. 30 w. ont "A days
Brig ChckasaW, Kendrick, for Baltimore, cleared
at Boston 25tR inst.
Schr Decatur, Peterson from baltimore for Dema-
rara, spoken 4th inst lat. 26 NJ loR. IS 80 w
out II days.
schr Arita, Sykes, from Baltimore, arrived at Hal
flax, N. 5. l9tA inst.
Schr North Carolina, Miller, for Baltimore, cleared
at Wilmington n. G.. Goth inst
Schrs Jos Tnmblc, Edmonson; Sarah Vaughn,
Patterson, and Alicia North, from Baltimoro arrived
at Edenon, N. G. 24th inst.
Schr Warren, Hutchinson, for Baltimore, sailed fn
Portland 25th inst
schr Ganges Perry, for Baltimore, sailed fin New
Bedford 25th inst
Schr Uranus, from Bucksport for Baltimore, before
reported ashore at Cape Poge, got off night OF
oath inst without much damage, and arrived at Edgar
town.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

''Hang ouI the banner on the outward wall,
The cry is-stiil they come !"
NNT NJ. N. HARRISON.
w No. / Jarvis Buildings, North-st.
Paternoster Row,
HAS Jrsr RECEIVED,
The Groves of Barney, by Mrs s. G. Hall, Is cts.
Awed Gillinsem or the Rohber Captains Bride, CSC
Minstrel's Love, German Romance, % cts,
Mary Morris, by Moore, 25 cts.
The Twins and Heart, beautiful edition, 25 els.
Proverbial Philosophy, by Tupper so cts.
arthurs Magazine for November, 49, cts.
Gertrude, by the author Of Amy Herbert, 30 cts.
Robert Wilson, the Destroyer, l2s cts.
Also, What bye Buy, by Prof. Punch, 6e4 cts.
Robinson Crusoe and his Man Friday, SO cts.
Scripture History, very pretty, 80 cts.
". u. further supply Of CAPTAIN FSemout's Nay
rst'e sEd the Wandering Jew, 80 CTS. sneh' or
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

w 80 - - nh''-"" ,.,-.. .lrr,nE
"Iherc is no such ta'Hg as Glt', IN rio i,s.a,,
"I thi" wonderful "AL%AN, Eviarnr. the In.ll c.r.
V'i'"IA@ -"vd"u"" that Hp uur r.r d0ubt-r5Ily ...
i%n's Tins fact. For he sake are4lty, we ,al.t.
following from Thousands
isaac Plat, ESQ, Edltot Of 'tc pu'krrg.. l..,r.
one o ih" mos, Influential paper, in he st;ue t,f ~.
i"fN; SialeS under the authority p his own name f
aloHI2 Hoy n relative Of his, Of Yrry dCrarp cons
Nit9n' "a- attacked III February, ls4?, with sever.
'"h, "Girh immediately produced splitting OF blood
cough, irV"t and other dangerous and alarming svV1
IONS through medical treatment and care She ua-
tH'Iy recover dnung summer. Bpt on the retur, nj,
Whier "h& was attacked more violently than AZ ir-s
she became scarcely able 10 walk, and was Irour 81
win cuH|hs clIt!- and foyer every tay. and appea-.
TO be going rapidly with cousumpiuH; al This tim.
when there was no sign ui improvements Mn pl..
procured bottle OF Wl&HAN'S GALSAM or WILD
CHERRY, which she took, aud it seemingly res1rgt
her Sh" got a second and before it was h If rgkag
She was r"Storrdto PcIcei haaih, which she has 81
loyed TO The present time, without the slightest SWIM
toms her former disease.
Mr.. fGt says ''thr cure came under nv own oI.ps-
yati"R, aud cannot be mistaken 10 the facts
{G5-Ali OfGgrs must be addressed to SAAC BUTTS
?2 Ann ST., New York.
For sale by G. K. TYLER, corner Of Baltimore anl
High SITS HaltimOre and Il. $. PATTERSON, Wass-
ihgfoh, d. G., md by most of the Druggists in MARY
lhnd ana the District OF Columbia Inj-tuth'.
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a. L, Pa a N "A C.
1916.
OCTOBER.
4E.-i sun ,
Ei5eaSBets, |
HoDn'sphaass' g.
MA RIFD.

On Tuesday, the 2sth inst. by the Rev. A. Webster,
Mr.. CHARLEs EgTLoGG CLARK to Miss HANNAH IL.
OwINGs, eldest daughter OF Dr.. Thos. Owngs, all OF
this city.
In Madison Parish, La, on the 7th of Aug. by Rev.
e.. G.. Tustin. Csc, H. MORGAN, Esq formerly of ST.
Marys CO. Md to Miss MARY J. only daughter Of Mrs.
Dorothy Brown.
On the l4th inst by Rev Mr.. Piggot, AARON 8. PIC
GOT. M. d. to Miss MARGARET MuoRE, Of this city.
On the 2Sth inst, by Rev. Mr. Heifner, WIN HOOP
Err, OF Dorchester to Miss AMANDA STONE, of this
city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

OF consumption, Mr.. LAWRENCE l.. HALL, of this
city, in the Oath year of his age. For me pre-
vous his death, his mind had been exercised the
subject of religion. Not, however, until after his
fnement TO his room, was he able through faith to
aIize its consultations. Giving up all, he embraced
Christ as his Saviour and was enabled to re dice in
the Joy of salvation. For about two weeks his peace
was constant, and the prospect Of better life grew
brighter aud brighter Without lingering wish 10
reman he Quilted the present scene yesterday morn
ing, leaving the delightful assurance to bereaved
friends that his spirit is now happy with God.
His funeral will take place this (Thursday) after
NOON at 3 O'Clock, from the residence of MIR. ]. b.
Brinkey, corner Of High and Cranky ss.-his friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
At sea, on board the brig VicoHne, from Baltimore
bound 10 New Orleans, Mrs. MARGARET JACKSON,
wife of Mr.. Samuel Jackson, aged 26 yeals.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY or THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE y CyaLVERTL SIS.
fENIiS EVENING, Oct. Both, will be perform
a ed CHASTE SALUTE. Janette Miss GAN
NON. BARONESS, Mrs WATTS. Emily, Mrs.
TIMM. Thibeaut, MIR. JOHN SEXTON.
In the course Of the evening, Songs, Duets, &c.
Dancing by Miss CANNON.
To conclude with ''DEEDS OF DREADFUL
NOTE Mrs. Flight, Mrs. WATTS. Mr. Fright,
Mr. CHlPPENDALE Mr.. Trcmof, Mr. J. SEXTON.
Q9- Admlttance 25 cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2a cents. Saloon performance 10 commence at
! 10 O'Clock precisely. 1t
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GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION
AT THE

ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
TICKETS REDUCED TO % CENTS EACH!
YnTHE Celebrated Band of SWISS BELL RING
", ERS, passing through this city on their way 10
Mexico, respectfully announce their
FAREWELL CONCERTS,
70 TAKE PLACE At
THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS
On WEDNESDAY, 29th, THURSDAY, 3Oth, FRI
DAY, 3lst Oct. and SATURDAY, Nov.
on which occasion they VIII play several new and
popular Compositions, and will be assisted by
MISS CAROLINE HlFFERT,
the popular Vocalist, who has been tavorably re-
ceiycd IN Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
TICKETS &C. 25 40 CENTS.
Children under IL years of age, when accompanied
by their parents or guardians, HALF PRICE.
0G3- Positively their last performances Doors open
at o'clock-to commence s. GPRl o27
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FNtIN PLATE, SHEET IRON.
III COPPER WIRE, SC. sc.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 8 tx, and extra sizes
800 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x20, of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
NJ mn ,,o ShhEi LEE. lhCSma CN diiect importation.
30 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
zoo bundles Bright and annealed IRON WIRE
so rolls SHEET LEAD, 81 to & lbs.
80 pigs Banca TIM 100 plates SPEI.TER
Ako, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, sc.
{6S- A lull stock of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper, sc.
For sale on liberal terms bv
L. PRATT s. BROTHER,
a2o bnf 81 and 90 8. Charles street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30
WHI. III. KEEVIL,

IkEH3W 1txs
HfsMS1 EAsHIoNAsLE AND Practical HATTER,
Es.G 8s BALTIMORE STREET,
%NEsSA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
aethat owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
offs quality SUPERIOR for the price any other esab-
Iishment in the city, of any shape or description now
worn, viz: SIN, Moieskin, Russa Cashmere, Nlria
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
4 BILL OF PRICES At THIs STORE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

HNyHE PATRONS OF M. DOYLE STILL
IL ahead in the way of purchasing capital prizes.-
= Every drawing shows the superiority Of the Great
Capital Prize Depot over all Others During last week
six gentlemen from Pa. on visit to this city, par
chased several packages, and out of the persons
obtained handsome prizes, the smallest Of which was
prize Of S000 half ticket Also, several good prizes
to correspondents. Give him trial in some of the
following magnificent schemes for this week.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY capital prize $4,000, tickets $as, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion, We will sell certificate of package of
y whole tickets for $ls, % halves for S. D quarters
for SO, % eghhs 81 So This is splendid chance TO
get pocket fun of change for small outlay, by ap
plying at the right spot.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers BY
the package, single ticket share. All ORDERS pes
ipail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. lf4 Pratt street,
Ia tRl Opposite q. x q. r. T.. nepOi.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

EHARM FOR SALE. The subscriber offers
- at private sale, his FARM, in Hartford County,
Maryland, bounding on the Little Falls of Guupow-
der, containing PIG Acres, than 20 OF which are
heavily Iimbered with white oak, hickory, poplar and
,afFssssss3 chesnut. The improvements are Dwell
9a3N;;I LING HOUSE, and good kitchen attached
HhH,in There are two good Orchards the premises
laI containing various kinds of fruit IN great per
lection The fencing is in good condition, and there
Is an abundance of young chesnut keep it so; also
good spring within a few feet Of the dwelling, with
COED stone house over it, together with other out
buildings About 30 acres are in meaauw, and the
sol Is OF good quality, the whole well waercd and
divided into convenient fields. 1t has every coAve-
Vence TO the Baltimore market and TO one afforded
ny large cotton manuaCtory in the vicinity, and is
situated seventeen miles FROM Baltimore ard within
mile and quarter Of inCXhauslihle lime quarrcs
and very convenient to mills, stores and pncrs OF
pnbIlc worship. This property can be c0nve nrnlly
divided into two separate tarHs.
ABRAHAM JARRETT,
y miles south west Of the Hartford Turnpike and
two miles from Long Green Post office.
For terms, Sc, apply at the OLD TOWN
! AGENCY OFFICE, No. 1913 North High street, next
TO Gay. o29,r
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

Il tO-PARTNERSHIP WIN ROGERS and
" VIM. BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting of the business of Merchant Tai
l0rs, at the former Store of MN. RocERs, No Io6
MARKET STREET, five doors west of ST. Paul ST.,
the house formerly occupied the Citzea's Bank
fT}" The subscribers, from their long experience
in business can with confidence solicit the pa
ttonage of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that they will find it to be 10 their
interest to give us theil patronage.
% Our Stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
2sth Oct, lS45. o29 ROGERS & BOYD
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-30

HRRODiGY OF CHEMISTRY. The mos
a celebrated and elegant Toilet Articles now y,
use are JULES HAUEL'S. His INDICATED
NfMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, Gem
posed OF an EGsten BotGnicol discovery OF sarpassn
efficacy for rendering the skin soft and fair as WEI
as lmparng delicate roseate hue to the complexion
and to eradicate Tan, PnpIcs EreckLes, Sunb,lr ari
other unSightly cnaneoes vsitaons, so inimical 10
female iovclincss
His EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
nee from ardent spirits, purgent essential OILS,
other destructive materials, cleans the hair erped
ousy, renders it beautifully bright, and imparts so II
the delicate fragrance Of the flowers; and it will pos
lively bring in Nc,c Hair Bad Heads by the o,
this celebrated extract II is prsservalve against
badness, ard an nalIibe cure in all aft ctions OF t
skin on the head well as preventing the hair ffosn
turning gray.
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, yyhish
defes com parison in America Europe.
He also offers 10 the sanction OF The pubic his ROSE
TOOTH PASTE, which single trial viii prove its
efficacy.
The subscriber offers TO refund the money For eys,y
article which Will not prove as represented above.
For SALE Wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAUEL,
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A MOTHER ONE OF THE CAPITALS again
"a sold by SCHOOLFIELD co. yesterday
They sold 10 Nos II Al 42 prize of S2500 TO gen
,eman of Felis Point Nos % 80 SO plize of $1,000,
sent to old patron at Harrisburg, Pa. Nos. 81 80
SIS prize Of slUO, sold to a lady of this city.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class A, drawn
Oct 90, owes, prize S5, are:
2S 50 46 81 AZ So 3S 81 63 ~ Al IL 80 So
Draws TODAY, the fine scheme Of Md. CoDsoi-
dated Lottery, extra class II.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
} prize Of 5000 000 priz1te OF so4 seod
500 . 300 Sc,
Whole tickets $3-shares in proportion.
In which Schoolfed s. Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % tickets for only 50 rs, and draw
over Sl2 ,000
G3- Draws on SATURDAY, November LIST, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, c.ass 43, capital prize
S4OO0-Tickets Sl-shares in proportion, in which
Schoolfed " Co. will certificate packages Of %
whole tickets for snly 1885, halves $6 IS, quarters
So 81, eghths 81 6S.
For he prizes in packages, single tickets or shares,
be sure and call or the all lucky
SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
No. | Calvert street,
1t FRS, Office from Baltimore street.
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BUSINESS CARDS, sc.

n MekiM DUNCAN has removed MS Ohrcc
sR IRON No. 2l Y. CHARLES street 10 No. ~ North
CALVERT STREET. ol5 81,