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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
~ EsEg tlsg gi5 49, t; 49,


WINTER ARRANGEMENT
[ ~ ana hiler November lst PASSENGER Trans will
run uaiy (sundhys excepted in connection with The
follows; ' anu hoWeil hhroau, ab
leave boston at7A. NJ. II A.M and5pM
Leave concord at 3-4 A. NJ, ll;2O A. NJ and u NJ
iasirom intermediate places will run AZ ollows ola,
, UP TRAINS. ''''"'
Leave Lowell at $40 A. NJ, 1915 PM. and GIOpu
~ Nashua ut $3.50 A. H., 12:45 p, NJ . and 6,5O n NJ
Manchester 9!35 A. NJ, lao p M and 7,35pM
vi '"oua'eiy on lne arrival OF the from Boston
DOWN TRAINS
LGaNo Mhhchostcr l'2A.m, 1875 r. NJ, and 4 P.M
q Nnsnuh AT ~ NJ, ll5 P. NJ. and 5P NJ.
hoWtllht Tl5A. NJ, 2 r. NJ. and p.M
OF mmeuatey on the arrival of the cars from Concord
ne second 'ralnirom Concord arrvei,n Boston in sen
take the O'Clock tram to New York
lhc road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road SO mat Passengers may pass belwxt Concord lin
VeTnl Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily
SlAGES Immediately on the arrival of the first train ot
9hcor leave by various routes for IIopkinton Newport
Nu,enoht ana Windsor for Lebanon and IanovcrPI, m.
"u. ana iaVerhil Canaan and Oriord Meredith Bridge
ocl,re iiarbor md the White Mountains On the sec
Shu uhy rom BOSTON, Stages reach Royaon Middlebury
'.Peler ana burlington connecting there with the
eapoai me TO Montreal and by Steamboat and Sa,es
W oSuesoughi Stages also from IIaverhill TO sian
s.e connecting there with Stages to Montreal Numer
GUS o'er stages connecting with the Concord Rail Road
run 10 tLe principle towns in New Hampshire Vermont
and the Canalns. r'' "'"'
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sandbomton to the
~ ncock ram returning after the arrival ofthe second
train rom Boston.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

NHT HUIIy MS IOOWs.
Leave Boston at l-2, p. NJ, and arrive at Concord
the same evening ~
leave concord at l2, p. and arrive al Boston q,
I ~ the next morning. ~
Freight, FIRST Class, 3d. Second Glass, $3.50.
Freight should he delivered at Concord Boston and
oher depos an hour at leas before leaving to insure de-
livery ny the first succeeding Train.
Al Itssengers Baggage should be marked, and when
valued AT more than $50 notice should be given and ex
ira charges paid, or no claim for damage or loss beyond
suchsun will be allowed. NG UPIIAM. Sun,t
Nov |, ls4l. 29i.iC
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The 18th note 10 the advertisement, requiring
the underbidder to take the stock of the present
contractor, is, in pursuance of the act aforesaid,
hereby abrOgacd,
253 4w G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
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NOTES.

Seven minutes are allowed for opening and
closing the mails at all Offices, where no particus
lar time is specified; but on railroad and steam
boat routes, there is TO be no more delay than i
necessary 10 deliver and receive the bags.
The mail is to be conveyed in preference 10
passengers, and to their entire exclusion, if its
weight and bnk require it.
A preference is 10 be given to passengers
brought in the connecting mail lines over those
travelling in any other.
Pos: Office blanks, mail bags, and the spe-
cal agents Of the Department, ON the exhibition
of their credentials, are to be conveyed without
further charge on mail lines admitting ofsuch con-
veyence.
Mail agents are to be conveyed without
charge OF the principal railroad and steamboat
lines where the size of the mails and the number
of the offices will require their employment by
the Department; and in that case,a separate apart
ment for the asserting and safe-keepiug of the mall
is 10 be provided by The contractor under the drec
ton Of the Departn ent.
6, In all cases, there is to be forfeiture of the
trip, when the Fri is not run; forfeiture Of at
least one fourth part of il, when the running or ar
rival is so far behind time as to lose the connection
with depending mall and forfeiture o. Il due
proportion of it, when grade Of service is render
ed inferior to that in the contract. These forfeit
ures may be increased into penalties OF higher a
mount, according to the nature or frequency Of the
failure and the importance of the mail
7. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquin>
cy be satisfactorily explained in due time for fail
ing TO take from deliver at Post office the mail
lor any part OF for suffering it to be we',injured,
ost OF destroyed; for conveying ii in place Of
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-27

"lTH the best of Liquors and Wines
w with Luhch on the table at ten,
A landlord 0blging and kind,
Is popping abont now and then.
Smash! CObbers! and Punch!
How many 60 there every day
For Oysters, Welsh Rareblts and Snacks,
TO pass dull hour away
With Poster and Ale Sanglrie
Mx'd up with exquisite skill,
Al BEES is some prime Eau de vie.
To keep away Agues and Chill,
Smash! C0bbers. and Punch!
Go a ! who can by the way,
For Oysters, Welsh Rarcbits and Sacks,
To pass dull hour away!
With Hostess clever and kind
With wish to please HE guest,
is ever the hope when she hears call,
She pleaspS their palate the best
Smash! CobNlcrs! and Punch!
CObbIers! Punc5! aud Smash!
Is the cry she hopes 10 hear from nil,
When there TO spend their cash.
VITA Batkecper very polite,
WIN Il room To sit at yonr ease;
Refreshments or Papers from every part
You may have there ''if you please"
Smash. C0bhlcrs! and Punch!
In FAYET1E ST, call aud see
Oysters! Welsh Rarehs! and snacks.
The ch 'cest from HENRY BEE. ol0.eG2w
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5O,(eqDqB!H ;, MAr,.s 49,. z, cor

! y ~ . ~ ~ ~ : AIPIltN womb merriam.
oe small rsilhrnr Tor the ravags MS drpatfp d.
tdSe III asn@ie year, utn add the fearful catalooue OF
| tii"s' cutGh ny Inflammation Of the Lungs Hen
| ln"ss' asthma, coughs, influenza. BrOuchtia ana
J otiltr Diseases Of The LUNGS AND LIVER aad The
"u,u present an appalling proof ol the fatty OF
| these Two classes Of diseases
But is important to know that nearly all oC tht.
uLehuiu vast othuman life might bee prevent
ed by timely Use Of ~ '1
m HISlAH'S B.2LS.aM OF Wild CHERRY
he9featestrencd ever discOvrftdby mar tor an dis
eases OF tle pulmonary organs produced by cold ~
changeabIc climates
ScoresCi cases hhyr come TO our XII owiedge where
IN" patent bad been gwen up to die OF Com tini;or
as beyond the reach of medical ad-but who nv tine
use OF thus wild Cherry Bal>am have been speedilg
restored to complete health.
sistt Of well known clergyman r,rpntlv lsf rho
school she was attehCing-btiEg adviSrdtka She u,r
ule OF Cnnsumpuon-to return to her home wishing
to spend her few remaining days with her frie rda nv
some means she was induced to take Wisat Basarn
OF NHd Cherry, by which She was en- iirey cured in
short time, and returned 10 her schoul Win lght
heaIt aud reinVgOratrd health.
Many of the mos distinguished physicians in Nar
York and Brooklyn give this Balsafn their UNQUALIFIED
approval Why should they nop 1t is every wher.
hailed IA
"N.4TCREHS F.ATORTTE PRES CRIpTFDE
beng iprmedfrom chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
BARK ana Tar two simple, bat powerful Ingredt.n
OF Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be addressed 10 ISAAC BUTTS, 9
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore AMI
high lists Baltimore, and R. :. PATTERSON, Wash
ngton, d. e., and by most of the Druggists in Mar
and and the District Of Columbia. mhl3 -frmu
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|VUNO THE PUBLIC. JULES HAGEI. be
"A 'ea'c Ia inform the public generally not 10 con
FOUND has preparations rih all the rostIuns of tn
day. as many pufS in newspaper advertising arise ~
Which bear false and fictitious Names and in somn
cases decorate themselves as Doctors, or Cheul+,
when the truth is they hardly know the meaning OF
the words.
MY NYMPH OR INDICATED SOAP, AND
EAU DIVINE DE VENUS 10 render the skin sou
and fair.
| MY DEPILATORY POWDER 10 remove she az.
perfous hair from the face.
My EAU LUSTRAI. HAIR Restorative
certain preventative fiom Baidne.s.
| My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE for ~
SfdRdneous'g changing Gray Red Hair 10 an eEGn,.
/ site hne Black, Brown or Chestnut color
| My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM which ~
nightly approved ola person can shave with she
greatest ease n 4 comfort.
! NV CNRlNALLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE.
which IS universally sought after for the peRrly bite
ness gives to the teeth without the slightest injury
Ef"To caution the public, ! will gnnyantytn the
purchaser HAT each article possesses the properties
dscfDG 10 the above, under forfeit OF returning n
money! it fails win those who pirate 50 fnyca
abort the quality Of their articles p far l. this 10
secure tir public against imposition: For sale whole
s"e or retail, n JULES HAUEL'S.
Practical Chemist and Pertumer, 4G ). THIRD ST
below ChpsnHt street.
And for sale IN Baltimore nv the following Agent.
y. n. Robinson, corner Gay and Saratoga streets, J.
Boury, 80 Baltimore street; Mortimer * M0whray
baltimore and Charles stieet. ThOs. 7. harrison ~,
Baltimore St; 7, Hickey Soas, 24i5 Baltimore st..
A. tr"tCan, l7l Baltimore ST.; Coleman y Rodgers
lI3 Baltimore ST.; :. c. Wincht ster, 1865 Baltimore
St; L Hale, liz Baltimore st J. NJ. Laroanp Bal,.
more and Harrison Sis; Jas. p. lie LaCouT $50 Bau
more ST nj. ;. Thompson, Howard and Fayette SIS
&. I. Rodgers. Howard 81. below Fayeitr; j. W Ba..
ry y Co, Baltimore and Pearl sts OlftuthSI,sin
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g. AEDINE OPENERS, CHAMPAGNE do;
= jones, latent CARNERS and STEELS; Pa
TENT KNIFE SHaRPENERS; EGG SPOONS; MAR
ROW SPOONS; MUSTARD d.; SALT do; REvoIv-
ING ROASTING JACKS; UPRIGHT GRIDIRoNs. for
ranges; SHOVELS and TONGS u all kinds; FRENcu
TENDERS; ANDlRDNS; COAL II@DS; FIRE CAR
RIERS; OYSTER BROILERS; STAIR RODS; cor.
FEE ROASTERS-wii general assortment Of new
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Just received and
Tor sale low al the FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
NO. III North Charles ST., opposite the Union Bank
o23-lm G. WETMORE & co.
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NJ EN BOOKS. Justreceved, 4. s. Arthur's
| u Works-The Maiden; The Wife; and the Club
Room. The Whp-poor-w, by Geo. P. Morris
Beautiful Animals for the HOLIDAYS, and an excellent
assortment of Fancy STATIONERY for the same
We have on hand fine copy of llItehcoclS's Geoo
ey of Massachusetts, with Mapa and Plates, which
we will sell very cheap. Also, cheap PAPER, Letter.
FoolScap. Bill and Note; CHECKS on the several
Banks; bL iNK BOOKS, SC.
os3 d. OWEN < son, lt6 Bal!imore-st.
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EPHRAiM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and ADOthpcarV


NO. d EUtaW-st., cor, Clay st, Baltimore
For sale by J. d. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Cam
den-sts; Larcque, corner Baltimore and Hansou-sta
". N. Robinson, corner Of Gay and Saratoga-ss J. O.
Stansbury, Thames street, F.. p; Wiseman X Nrpth.
Light ST, opposite Dix FOggs Hotel: sawyer corner
Pratt and Paca SIS; J. F Perkins s Brother conner
Franklin and Greens trrets; c. WisemGn, corne. Of
Baltimore Cove streets.
NO The Pa'entee, DR., L. may he con sulted ut hls
office. No. 90 COUGH STREET, near the Pom,
Spring. u2O col,
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DIR. T4ANDIS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS
Warranted 10 perform The r0dical ctlrg Of
LED ~ 2 %

" GTfante6 10 peUoTm The rod}cdl ctlTg or
HERNIA or RUPTURE
FESHE subscriber having purchased the Patent
N right of the above TRUSS. and having entered
extensively into TIER manufacture, now of. rs it for
sale at half the price formerly charged by the paentee
The above instrument is constructed entirey upon
anatomical aud pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential 10 the permanent cure OF
HERNIA.
1t possesses many important advantages over the
Trussss now in common use, as il combines htXihlll
~ with frmness, and 10y means of the pivot and nde
pendent spring, the pad accommodates itself firmly
TO Inc o"dy, and cannot be displaced by the motion
of the wtarer, answering by this means 4 dcsidera
! lum long sought after by the Medical profession.
Although It Is ms yet new invention, it has beeOm,!
much celebrated by the great benefit already d. -ved
by hundreds who have been radically cured OF ,ha
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The dc
sire to put the Truss within The reach of all afflicted
mas induced the proprietor 10 reduce the price,
Certificates of the strongest recOmm 4datinn from,
some OF the most distinguished Surgeons and Phys
clans of this and other cities, can be seen by
reference to circular in the hands of all The Ages
and public places generally.
FpupAth LnDNrV
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EI ALL COME OUT CLEAN !

y '1s! We place dozen dirty shrs, with \
Il Irtr soap, and a bucket full Of hot WAFER in =
LukENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 to 20 minutes
they all come out Peresti ~ clean! Again we pat ia
from To 10 Sheets Table Cloths, with soap ar
water, as before; and in - Or Is minutes then al.
come ont clear Lastly, we lay from "a to 20 small
pieces, t,uch can be placed tocether,l with sorp
and water, Is above and ia from l. TO % minutes
they also come out dean! Wonderful H. this nay
seea ii is done by the action and reaction OF the va
ter %" means Of pressure in connection Nils Tie
SOAP, without any rubbing surface or friction what
ever consequently the clothes are not only uEiuiugri
by The operation, but are actually made 10 last ti.i,
IS tong as warn washed by hands. fE7 Exhibitions or
washing very Monday lmorniue) aud Friday iafta.
noon Come Then and sge thu machine in operation
as II never fails ~ convince those who do Erar-
pFisng men should make themselves acquainted win
this most useful invention, deserving II does
place IN the Kitchen Of crcJy 'mily Pm SIS.
$40 and Sl5 according to siI warranted 10 perform
IRELAND last for gc-7s, il IS 81 according To dire ci
All orders by letters tpu,t i'd otherwise pfonss
'iy attended 20. mANUFACrORI No. ~ FROST
STREET, CAT the brEdl between Pitt and tnw-sGs,
Old Town, Baltimore, Mar! land
aSulffm T.. ITEFNS
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TO THE LADIES.

H0NN R. GILES would respectfully INFORM
eG the Ladi Of Baltimore and strangers that he
has recommended serving up OYSTERS at his Sa-
ICONS, No. IRA BALTI MORE STREET, where la
dies can be supplied with OYSTERS, HOT COT
FEE, &c. in the hest manner. and in every variety of
style. Also, ICE CREAM, JELLIES and CONFEC-
TIONERY, Of different kinds-iuc udng one of the
most handsome assOrtments of FANCY BOXES and
CONFECTIONERY that can be found in the city.
iC3- Balls, Weddings and Parties supplied with
every thing in his line in the best possible manner,
and on the most reasonable terms. ICE CREAM re-
duced TO So per gallon. o24- cost
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& fEOrIS! CLOTHS! CLOTHS! We are
u now prepared 10 offer one Of the most extensive
snd desirable ASSIGNMENTS Of CLOTHS and G Ssh
MERES 10 be found in the city Our stock consists in
part Of stpeftine French, Belgium, West of England
and Domestic Cloths of MI shades aui cUors, vary
!ng in prices 81 a TO so per yard AlsO, Tweeds
eaver and ilot Cloths, suitable for over coats, with
100 pieces of English, French aud DOmest tic Cassi-
Eneres of the most fashionable shades and pgttsrnS
Yaryng in prices from IS cents to 81 50 per yard. Silk
and Merno VESTiNGS Of the newest styles. MER-
CHANT TAILORS and others in want of the above
articles vii! find il 10 their advantage To call at the
CHEAP CLOTH STORE, as we promise that the
most unskiiu buyers shall have tie full value OF their
money. JOSHUA ROYSTON 4 Co,
No. So Baltimore street,
% col m enc door west of Trpoler's alley.
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OG Saturday evening, 25th inst. about 30 minutes Of
clock, after llng erng illness of consumption Mrs
HARRIET LsUisA KRAvER, wife of John S. Kraver
IA the Both year of her age. She died in the triumphs
OF Christian faith,
The friends and aCquaintances of the family are re
s0ectfully invited to attend the funeral this Monday
morning, at O'Clock, without further invitation nj
the residence, in franklin st, above Pne.st
On the 25th inst LOUISA, wife OF Samuel Hess,
aged % years.
Her friends and acquantanCes are respectfully in
stted to attend her funeral this (Monday) evening at
Joclock, from her late residence, No. lis Saratoga
street.
AT st. Genevieve Missouri, ID inst. Mrs. MART
Boa RMAs, formerly Of Baltimore.
AT Washington, 93d inst. Mrs. SUSANNA COLLINS,
IA her 40ih year.
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A l. N: A. n a. c.
MARRIED.

On the 23l inst. by Rev. Mr. Lahahan, JoHN w.
rsRD, of Somerset co. to Miss AsS JAMisoN OF this
city.
On the D inst. by the Rev. Mr. Hill CHARLES y.
s;vSsYwELL to Miss MALvISA Cooks all OF this city,
On the 23I inst by Rev. Mr.. Heaey, JAS Guilt
doRF to Miss SUSAN COLLINS, all of this city.
. BY the Rev. Mr.. Sutro. LEWIS BGNswANGER to Miss
FaaDERtKA MARcusG, all of this city
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FOR SALE & RENT.

&zrx VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
ntTSS1 PRIVATE SALE. Those five small tyo
IssasH story Bick Houses the north side OF
Franklin street, between Green and Paca sts
VIII be sold together or separately, in fee simple or
with ground rent, at very low price. This proper
~ IS situated in an improving neighborhood, and is
decidedly the best situation for business in the west
end Early application should be made to
ALFRED IL. REP,
Fel'-u No. 1875 Baltimore street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE T. C.aLI.ERT- SITS.
TpSsIsS EVENING orr 07th tyiII hn ,e,G,
Il ed RENCONfRE. Baron de Bone ur MIR.
GHiPPENDAi.E Fiere, Mr.. JOHN SEFTON.-
Justine, Mrs TIMN.
Singing and Dancing by Miss CANNON.
To conclude with "CHAOS is CONN AGAIN ;,
Cn', Chaos. MI CtllPPENDALE. Jack Bmce, Mr.
GALLAGHER. Maria, Mrs. RUSSELL
~ Abundance % cts, children under 10 years of
age ~ cents. Saloon performance to commence at
d! to O'Clock precisely. II
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GFgtT BOX CORN1CEs. To render nole
w complete his business arrangements the slbscri-
Der has added Gliding shop to his establishment,
and is now prepared TO put up nj shott notice, CUR
ThiNS with all he fixtures complete.
His arrange ments aie such hat he will be able 10
furnish Gilt Box Cotnces, &c, advance of the la
test styles aud most approved finish, AID IN furnishing
sui Of Curialns, in consequence OF having Ia. Up
hos'ey and Gliding all under ones eye. greater ad-
vantageS both IN facility and cconUnl Ofcourse
accrue to the customer. Also, Curtain Band of new
style and character, together with Poles, Ends Cen
tres and Pings, rendering the assortment the most
complete in the city.
Mr.. A. F. JuDLIN, so long and fivnrahy known for
his skill I'D good taste, will ttoad the letting up
OF Curtains.
VENETIAN BLINDS Also Venetian Blinds, Of
all co0rs ami all sizes, made in our usual superior
manner. with from 40 TO AZ Stats 80 a blind.
MhTfRESSES.-Also Hair, Husk, Moss, Cotton,
Wool, &c. with fine Ticking &C.
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The whole at prices TO suit the times.
JAS. Ii. COX, lG2 Baltimore street,
I'm ~ door west Of the Museum
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RI o. I 81 %.
MILLINERY, FANCY s. STAPLE GOODS
TENHoMAs ARNIsTR0NG. ...,

a No. I75 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward aud offers
for sale great variety of desirable Goods:
MGLILNERY-f'i hinged, Barred and Omhra Sa-
lin and Gro Ne Ma, ri BBONS
BONNET SAIINS and VEI.EETS-Craprs hish
cooredi plaid Gro de Nap Poult de Sol; French aud
low priced Flowers; Kid Gloves; Cap; Foundations;
Bucklam; Bullion Trimming; silk Wire; Nets; lIiu-
sinns; Mourning Bands aud Collars SC. sc.
Florence BRAID, English Rutland and straw ROnRcts
SllAWLS-Ihibet, Mpnseline de Lane, Brochc.
Cashmere, silk, Grape, fine and low priced Wool
ShawS. Also, Gro de Rhine, Gro de- Swiss and Lu-
string Dress Silks; Cashmere d'Ecossp Reps and
MnGseliue de Lame; Fail Gmghons; son finish rl-h
Linen; Alpaca; Cloths; Ca,si'Heres; Cassnctts aud
Festings Flannos, Sc. Sc, with General variety Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold fjr prices to pm 'ual customers,
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
sells I'm Is Baltimore street.
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CHEAP UMBRELLA STORE

NEW! The attention Of the
~ Ladies is respectfully called to ar examination
of n beautiful assortment of new style Zephyr Worst
ed SCARFS, Il beautiful article, which will he sold
very low. JAMES COBURN,
olS No. 1913 Baltimore street, Bait.
YDATENT SOLAR Ia GlE's. lFave on hand
NJ complete assortment of Cornelius & Co.'S crle-
brated PATENT SOLAR LAnpsi, for hnrsng lard
or oltogethcr wi h great variety Of Cut aud Plain
GLOBEa LAMP GLASSES, WiCKS, SC, all Of
which are offered at the lowest prices.
C.. WEST No. H. sharp street,
oS-lm between Baltimore and German sts
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LITTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING R1oM
For Premiership Luise with despatch.
For River La Plate-Baruue Corneia. Nov. l.
For Havana-Brg Midas, with despatch.
For Bremen-Brg Lonisc, with despatch.
For River LA Plate-Schr Fame, tew days
NELIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IS ls45.
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UpONN'S genuine and very superior "PEACH
ED LEAF" TOBACCO. The peoples favorite
Sill going the rounds from Continent to the other
unrivaed for excellence of taste and llvor-a very
superior article Of Tobacco retail at % cts per b.
No. 1875 PRATT STREET,
o13 lot opposite the Depot
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STAM0INRING AND STU,r,EHINf3

STA MMERlNG AND SUFFERING
CURED BY DIR. MAYS, OF VA.
x Ar. MAYS begs leave most respectfully to an
ny nounce to the citizens of Baltimore, that he has
ysIted the city for the special purpose of curing IN
fEplMENi> OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. lie has in his possession Testimonial. OF
the highest responsibility atlesting the signal success
which has attended his lahors aud would be- most
hhpPy 10 exhibit them to any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to call
Ills residence for the present s at the GLOBE INN.
Baltimore street, where he can be seen at any time
between the hourS Of 10, A. M. and 4, p. NJ.
If- DIX MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
If requested.
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ENRETCH OMBRA ~ PLAID CLOAK
e iNGS. Just received cases beautiful Cloak
lngs Of the manufatnre of Paturle, Lupn & Thirton
Maard & Co. for sale very low at Wholesale and
Retail by FRANKLIN GARDNER,
o23 1876 Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-27
THE FALL STYLE OFHATS

GI THE FALL STYLE OF HATS
EAd1 for sale at TOWSONS Old Stand in
sA11 Eutaw street, one door North of Lex
AMMa46aM lneton, and where the public will find
full and general assortment of HATS
and CAPS OF every variety, 10 quality and pattern
and at the very lowest prices. TOWSON woud cnII
particular attention to his fine Nutra Beaver HAT
ur body, at SO 50, believing Them unequalled in the
city for the price. Sc d3m