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Wall street near Broadway Removed from 1866 Broadway
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
of London.
EMPOWERED BY ACT PARLIAMENT.
following are among the advantages held out by this
The Loan Fund from which the assured are entitled to draw
Ihs payment OF premiums annually half yearly quarterly
in the names @ of three Of the Local Directors
T Leave extensive and LIBERAL and extra premiums
Conditions Of policy less the assured than
usITEp STATES Local BOARD OF Directors
jjaaGG0B jaGS HARvY ar MtR ESQUIRE, Chairman,
JONATHAN SoobtHTaE. iia Esq
5kokss 5aAknks sqNEsMcHHN, sAscHHNN,YE YEia s.o New York
s5MsHflSME ssA5MsHf /, MEaoWW66RTTR { W6RTR, E:S: Is:
sffHSSsSSff sfASs !. :; SARRaSt, 3 RRRRIRRtf t.: ESQ
dde9is ds9kdk 4 l.. ii.oBkxH SkAHA. HzAi Esq ''''''''''
ssXgifS" & m sssf,s sass s RE.srn:
{. ARNotIT, NJ d B., = s1 Brosdwsy SsA'A st.
The Merchants Bank of Nsw York.
VIM VAN HOOK, Esq 80 Wall st,
american Colonies.
'lhANDhf ofet smAES li'fisa sss, New York.
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report society
blank forms and the fullest information may
upon %E2S6ER ias's STARR General Agent
I
THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Capital 100000 Dollars.
OFFICE Al Full TON STREET, BROOKLYN
THIS COMPANY continues to Insure against loss da.
by Fire on their usual favorable All claims
'..l. ''' ''' e " s:
THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OFFICE No 81 lae 4sl Wall street, continues insure
other buildings Also, on Household Furniture, Merchan
John John BTSSgssI, gas!,. Wslsp.n YAK. q IBurritt,
John Moorhead Stanton Bsebe
Rebesr, Is piIoa, p5iiIi Naahsnis l. dri.wola d3w,sRf
Reber. goorman. George C;99ygeshall,
George Pomeroy. Joseph Galiard, Jr
David Thomson,
GOLD s. sILLIMAN, Secretary.
RosERrJ. Dm.LoS. Counseland Attorney. a lm.m
OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE co
No. 80 Wall Street,
Adjoining Mechanics Bank in the City Of New York
They continue to insure Fire Risks far rates.
1s%., ESwsf Sb,sn bEishsrd'0n Herman SSHd
sSyie sM G,sadsIi dT5Ifiman LSTFsres Tewa..5s HILL
%ss Issndsl Gs'ssh,nA' s!.4. }Gan saya.%, SSa''
Charles Z yo'e John Lssala,
George 'pskay js%ss s%as, coos, sSSs~00''
Joseph Soass, sieorsr AHsaf%i Whitaker,
Leonard Appleby Thomas Monalan,
John Jis Hs1neai, HH.SsSai WiEsm W%;9TEs rSsn; sssovp.
JSsEfH B. N6AEs' N6NESSsef Vice ffs.Ssns adSss'a'n'
Ncneim Carroll, Secretary.
Also In'p for "Loyas" for the port Of New York
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Wigs and ScalpS,

DHALON'S New Invented Wigs ard Scalps, or Gentle
mems Real Heaas Of Hair being and i'm
gnt IN the Wigs and seap and the sub
display the forehead temples heght-can only be
procured at E. PHALONS, No. 2 Broadway Copy the ad
dress. I'll
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OFrIcE JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co, !
New York, July "a, 1851
Stockholders Of this Company requested call at
the Office Of the Company and SIGNIFY whether II be their
wish to fill their shares receive number of
shares equal TO the present value OF their stock.
The Stockholders residing OF the city requested
convey their intention by post the office No 30 Wall
: T. w. THORNE, Prest
Gro. T. HorE. sec'y7 jy2s rrc
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BOW ERY CIRCUS.
Boxes Is cents; Pit l21s cents.

BENEFIT OF J. S. WHITAKER.
SPLENDID ATTRACTION.
MR.. MOSELEY,
MIR. HOBBS,
MR. PENTLAND
MIR. De CAMP
In addition the Of the 7 oupe.
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yak IHEhY4lr.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO or
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN.
"wednesday Evening, October 10Th,
The performance will sTIET sSI%sHss with the Play Of
op5sii. Mr.. isr!s. Rssn
Glsudus .............''.. -. Sir Fleming
t;sS9aa. 6slS@IS: Nh. Ajbo,, iRsss
~ "a: styiiea BY the two Mis-. vaiisss ''''''
MY NEfGHSoR's Ne f5i ls6i N'S WIFE.
NJ NJ somsnOa. .................... Mr Dyoi!
HE sERahxST si sss r. OF f yEc VI NJ N k''
SShylock ............ Mr. Charles Kesn
rnes Of Aimi:.ioa-Boie:. 81; fs 50 ceais ssalsry.
Door s o'clock. s.d Ca.i. wllri.e precisely
Al Limited number of Season Tickets be obtained
BOWERY THEATRE.
O-The public respectfully informed, that
MesTS Cong and Blanchard,
the celebrssd Panronmist from London engaged this
Trained Dogs n ,Se pe1o.ases
out Europe.
Wednesday Evening, October 18th,
Will be pfP5tiSTT%sa' pPtTSaM Ihs drama Of
Gen Washington. .....'...... ..a"' Mr. vache
MAJ Major Sparkling ns.............. Passeepo,.
Kate Putnam. MrssersesSt seer'
After which,
THE MOUNTAIN DROVER.
AIchipaiu MIR Blanchard
Dugald Mcneil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Cony
Duhcah sic,ldin. MIDWAY
Maggie McCra .......... .Mrssergeant
After which.
WALLACE.
Lord Monteith. .............. Heakins
Do"1. Sergeant
-, Lazy Helen Mari. Mrs Phillips
IL Lower Boxes % Second and THIRD Tiers Is
Pit aud Gallery, i2H cents.
Doors will open Al half the will rise T.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,

NATIONAL HOTEL,
Washington City u. G.
NHE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel formerly known az
Gadsbys but now generally called Coeman's Hotel, de-
sres TO return his thanks his friends and travelling por
ton Of the community generally for the favors which they
have bestowed him since he opened his
ceived so liberal share.
The house having been, during the summer thoroughly
painted and reted first order for the
OF travellers residents and the proprietor respectfully so
cts continuance q pas, favors on the visitor, to
ing confident that they will always find comfortable lodgings
the best the table that the market affords and and
polite walters g. 8 COLEMAN.
Washington City September, l845 IS 3md& Wis gb
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Weekly Report or Deaths.


Weekly Report or Deaths.
La the city 81 oe ees1y 3, &. % Il ss. g., TSt the 9Th day
~ Men; 80 Women a Boys; % Giris-Tosal Isl.
Asscs.' !, AgopIsny 81 bleeding, Il Bleeding from
snum Coasa%p.ioa u.s. s Cesvulsicas. Group 4 peb
ps'iSsss Ds9Dis .J0s
HcoIas e o
o Of IA S IF
sIs - 9S se rS'S
TssthqE, /; Tumor / liberation Of throat, |.
ASsaasas' Is 7as ys1 9 ~ yssT' # 70 g g.
50 to TO- 10; 70 toso. .; 90 TO 90, 8 unknown. 4.
c''''d dGgo'RiiSsiELits gi'iisi D. ARCHER. City Inspector as
City Inspectors Office. Oct. 10. lsas
public auction entitled front the public
saa.rsIp asa rp.s 80 Briad' a. Imported Brig France
Eight do do from Rochelle.
Also IL pipes Gia imported the Catharne Jackson, Rot
THE NAVY
WILEY Us PUTNAM s BEosdwsy hsys aS fer sale "nins
!9a Of e Hints on the re organization "f.hs Nay
DANCING ACADEMY.
MILE PAuINE fss has
% NH. Ri pupils p j ss VI. M ssf s1 The h
different branches Of dancing her Academy will be
taught all the and fashionable Dances
in Paris Among them the new Polka Qaadnlle, Gallo
pades the Waltz Polka and all styles Of Watxes. Among
&c. Mile p ID. will her particular attention to Ladies'
Boarding Schools Coion Parties will be formed for her
pils exclusively.
Persons who desours Of becoming pupils will please
apply TO lie ?. D., as above. 50 lm-rc
~ KEEN TUR TIE SOU AND STrAKs-Eranklln Cof
~ fee House So Maiden Lane and IS edar teetA fine,
lively Turtle weighing 20J pounds, will be dressed this
ol3 llErc JOHN P. BROWN
BIRDS FOR SALE
One MINOR and FIVE Doves brought from the East ln-
~ dies lrqure at the PhGn,x Coffee and Spice Mill Sc
Fl zsbeth ST. oI, tire
len DOLLARS REWARD
OST, vest day forenoon, from A. Greives No. John
- street. high cooured mottled Cana said have been
picked by boy in Maiden La Th. above Reward will
ol3 lt.rc
FOURTEEN DOLLARS REWARD
EOR the of my po ket book and contents the
holder keep the and return, by he
may proper papers consisting OF several notes of hand
payable the payment Of stopped with
other that can be Of but Direct
them TO me at Newark, inform where find them
ney the book contains. JOSEPH LAW.
Newark New Je sey October l2th, 1886 OLE iwsm
TO TRAVELLERS
Hotel Membie, Rue d. Antin, No. %, Paris
THIS establshme fit ed style recher-
che kept by Madame de Beaum mt is by its vcmty
the Exchange Rue de la Pax The Talees and the Boule
yardsmost to visiting and
the particularly adapted to the
fharoc
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TO TRAVELLERS

Hotel Memble, Rue d. Ant,n, No. %, Paris.
THIS establishment fit ed style recher-
che, kept by Madame de Beaam mt, is, by its vicinity
the Exchange Rue de la Paix The Taeries and the Boue
pleasure the same time thar particularly adapted the
comfort OF ftmilles there aud wishing
live quiet and with nomy il only calculated for
limited number of persons on The plan Of select
Boarding House than IL tel.
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co 3
,s No 30 Wall street, opposite the Exchange.
VNHlS COMPANY continue insure against loss andd
mage by hire on goods and merchandise and al
against by inland cargoes
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas I. WQodrnf, Anson Baker
y: X. Robson NJ. d., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James +. Holmes,
John K. Dawson, John r Moore,
John'H Lee, WIN. X. Thorn,
Caleb e. Tuns Thomas Morrell,
Francis Sage, Eugene Bogart
John &. Merritt, Robert Smith.
THOMAS w. THORNE. Presldsut
GEORGE II. HoPE,
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FUKNll UkE
WANTED

GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
AL kinds ofsuperfous they wish dispose OF such
Ladies and Gentemens Wearing Apparel Fire Arms Fur
%G,tpe % Se Gentlemen leaving retSmng to the city wll
es himself 70 give fair price for all articles offered
tended to. +. LEVENSTYN,
sill lmsrc Bros
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WA NTED.

WANTED.
FAMILIES always be supplied with faithful competent
and well recommended help of all capacities both for city
tics 2 Grand the Bowery where every is
used to procure the best help /. r. WATTS.
NB.Good and faithful domestcs have excellent places
this Office sQ imFrc
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
VHHE Committee of Man cement of the New York Phhar
monc Society beg leave inform the public that sub
scnptop list for the Concerts of ensuing
open the store Of Messrs Schfemberg Luis 36 Broad
As many complaints have been made Of the Of room
the committee have been induced the Concerts
Palmos Opera House, Chambers street
o q subscription $40 per annum payable on delivery
OF the tickets Tor the t Concert emitting the SUBSCRIBER
three admissions to each Of the four Concerts with the prv
lege 81 two tickets for each Concert so
per ticket Bv order JAMES l.. ENSIGN, Secy.
OF 6teodissTc
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FRENCH PRIVATE LESSONS
~ DuBUC mas the honor to inform his pupils and the
" public in general, that he WILL from this day
his lessons in the French Language the following
reduce d prices-
Fora Lesson ofan hour. up Canal street, 3k cents.
For a LESSON of an hour, down Canal St. Is cents.
e. Dubuc take engagement with school Apply by
letter, at 98 Reade street. vla Twin
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Wigs and Scalps.

RATCHELORS New Invented Wigs ana scalps, are ex
- citing the astonishment curiosity and admiration of
All the old DIFFICULTIES and yexatious
done with These beautiful specimens OF the art
Of Wig making, only be VIM Bace or's No
Wall street. near Broadway Removed from 1865 Broadway
o3lm*mc
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GENTLEMEN'S CAST OFt1CLOTHING
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN Families having any superuous effects,
" such Clothing Jewelrv Fire Arms SC &c., they
would convert into cash. will obtain from The subscher lbe
raj prices Fl. LEVITT,
Principal Office, No. We'll street, and al 90 Nassau st.
n bah orders left his office, line through the Post
Ohce Will be puDctualy at ended to. o5 lt-rc
LIVES OF THE FELONS."
,NHE GREAT DEMAND for the four first numbers OF
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.,'' - containing
THE LIVES OF THE FELoNs has compelled the editors
to repubsh They will, therefore, be issued in
number and ready for delivery Thursday morning this
week The will be of the Of last week thus
giving uniform for the whole edition from the
mencement This number will be ntepersed with engr
of Bob Sutton and also of his wei. known haunt The
Darby Joan HOTEL in Roosevelt Sutton taken in
the act OF finding the cancelled checks Of g. O. l.. How
land previous the celebrated forg the Union Bank
Price only for the whole four first numbers one
News Agents supplied at the usual prices Orders should
be given IN at once to insure a supply. Ola 2t+rh
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FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN 90 South or West, TO
como ACT as Agents for the sale Of and popular
$3oO over and above their will be insured them IN
writing wh an opportunity clearing $1,000 per Sme
men now employ will, Doubt made $1,000
year cleT OF expense Each win have his district Il will
be necessary FOR them have from $2 so obtain
agood fitting cut Apply FRRNCHS Publishing Hail. 293
Broadway, up stairs. All letters must be post paid
n1 mr.
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Correspondence Of the HersId.l
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MUSIC.
LADY wishes devote her time the instruction oi
young ladies the Piano She teaches the Logeran
SYSTEM which has been introduced this
Try has been greatly approved ef in Europe being the
addressed K Y the Office Of this paper shall be attended
II. Inn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-15

|N EW TIN AND SHEET IRON MANU-
~ FACTORY, established at No. q BALTIMORE
lSIREEI (three doors west of the Bridge Baltimore
Ihe subscribers respectfully inform their friends ana
ehoW cllizehs that they have commenced the manu-,
Featuring Of TIN and SHEET IRON WARE, and
nave on hand great variety of useful HOUSE
|NEEPlNG notwithstanding in part OF
WATERS, assorted sizes; Knives and Forks
SPlTTOONS, Brass, Britannia and Tin
High and Fiat Brass CandIGsticks
knite and Spice Boxes; Hollow ware
Wooden Ware, Baskets, &c.
Sad Irons; Britannia Ware
Casters, various kinds; Lard Lamps DO
Shutters and Trays do; Coffee Mills do
Iinnrd and iron Tea Kettles ana Saucepana
Enameed do do
do Preserving Kettles, sc.
T- All goods purchased at their c tahishment war
PAINTED TO be good and on a. reasonable terms as
IAN be bought at any other place i'll the city IN an
bouncing 10 the public and soliciting portion ct pa.
FEonage, being assured that they cannot command
custom, pledge themselves that no effort will he spar
ed; but punctuaity in dealing and strict attention
90 business, shall mark theif intercourse with those
who may favor them in their line of business. They
being practical mechanics, who have been for
humber of years engaged As jnuneymen, by which
they have acquired very extensive knowledge of the
business in its various departments, especially in
Roofing, Spoutng, Sc, for which the most unques-
tionab!c references can be given to competency.
JOHN EVANS Il JACOB NJ. FOUSE.
feI2- Wths6tt
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AUCTION SALES.
ny CANNON, BENyrr =, ca

- an
/ "a Office OF COMPREHENSIVE The undar
: signed most respectfully ntofm their frienjs
ana the public in general, that they have entered n
a 20 partnership under the firm and slyIe of CAN
WON, BENNETT s. Co. for the purpose of con
uNcuhg the AUCTION AND commission RTrST
Ness IN all It's various branches,
we nave taken the wen known warehouses Nos
. ana oSouth Charles street, and are prcEarrd 10
MAKE liberal advances on all merchandize CONSUMED
10 us loi public or private sale,
our sales room for the reception of Furniture Pin
nos, nc, Is 40 feet wide by - feet deep uyipr Ann,
PIE room Tor the arrangement of all Furnitare 10 the
pest advantage, likewise giving purchasers an oppor
'uil'y OF examining the same We have six other
rooms ~ iee wide by 70 feet deep for the sale of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes Hardware China, Glass SC
We nave also an extensive Carriage House in the rear
OF our warehouses, where we wilt receive all kinds of
NtliceS Tor pubIc or private sale. upon which bc-
raj advances will be made VIXEN required
C., b. Y Go. viii give especial attention 70 the sale
OF Furniture at private houses: also sales of real and
personal estates, such rs Houses AMI Lots Lar DIS and
Tenements, Furniture, Hardware Groceries CT ass
CHINA and CrOckery Ware, &c.
Neha'e the pleasure of referring to the following
gentlemen:
Dr. j. II. McCulloh, President Of Ban of Baltimore.
70 JamIson, Esq, Cashier do do
JOSIAH Pennington, Esq.
Leonard Jarvis, Esq.
of Maryland.
X. Mickie, Esq, Cashier do do
J. II. Il. Lalrobe, Esq.
Messrs. f. Pratt & Bro
Ml4u F. " w. of sENSEfir, Aucr,,.
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A NJ RICAN REPUBL ICAN
HEAD QUARTERS.

LITE MILITARY HILL, ~ GAY STREET
YENfIE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
TX forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that,
III conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name OF bis establishment to the ''AMERICAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS.'' where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers. and
such ne" ones as may desire to avail themselves Of
comfortable place of resort. The BAR win be, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES aud LII
OUORS, and al! the DeIicaccs of the season will be
served up, as heretofore in the hest style.
60 The BOWLING SALOONS, attached to the
establishment, comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can anluse themselves
in this healthy exercise without mOiestaton and AZ
the smallest expense. ....... f. ....
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor .
American Republican House.
n2O-3m Lac Military Hall. n. Gay-st
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BT JOHN u. WRIGHT.

N. EAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLEs-srs
entrance on Charles street,
a SHALL SELL THIS (Saturdav) EVENING
rep, 10 al early gas hight generut assortment of
MEX LiidNDiZE; Dry Goods; Fancy Goods; Hard
ware; Table and Pocket Cutlery; iron Mnrgers wara
&c Miscellaneous Goods, OF most all varieties; Jew
cry watches, and German Silver Ware; Can, Letter
Shoes, sc. Nf-' D''''
lGf'Ail Goods sold at this establishment and not
comparing with the sample, tie sale viii be annulIei
when required. Come and see for yourselves
(G5-Rooms large and wen lighted, in The busross
part OF the city an advantage obvious TO both consc
noes and purchasers. CASH adyauccs OR all ccp,igp
meHts or goods not limited
JOHN L. WRIGHT, Auct'r,
~ E. corner of Baltimore and Chules-sts
II FJ,tra .,rIy-
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xMvAsHJyGToN MUSEUM,

ENTASHISGTON MUSEUM.
Wv PRATT STR EET near the Bridge.
Admission only ..........l25 cents,
Third fourth and fifth Nights of 'JOHN REEVE
the second Tyrone Power.
THURSDAY, the 18th, performance to commence
with the drama of OLD REGIMENTAT.S To con
clude with the Irish Comedy, in two acts, called the
WAGS OF WINDSOR.
Loony McTwalter, with song) Mr.. ]. REEVE.
FRIDAY, i4th, will be presented the Farce of the
"REVIEW," and "OMNIBUS.n
Pat ROoly, Mr.. JOHN REEVE
SATURDAY, 18th, the entertainments to consist of
the Drama Uf OLD REGlMENTALS and the Farce
of "OMNIBUS."
~ Museum open at O'Clock, Saloos performances
NJ Z! O'Clock. tel2 81
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w3Uy,pJT CYCIOPGDIA. Just =

UaULpIT CYCLOPGDTA. Just received
IL another supply Of the Pu)pit Cyclopedia and
Christian Ministers Companion. confirming three
hundrcd and sixty skeleton sketches of sermons and
eighty Two essays on Biblical learning, Theological
studies and the composition and delivery of sernop
Also. 2 iitther supply of Sketches OF sermons 4vol.
The British Pulpit, vols.
PARSONS * PRESTON
iel3 Isl Praitst., next TO Railroad Depot.
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Ias ALL COME OUT CLEAN!

W Ils! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with
& little soap, and bucket full of hot in f.
|LUKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
lCtilNE, and after washing from 10 to 20 minutes,
fthey all come out perfectly clean Again put in
from 6 TO 10 Sheets or Table Cloths with soap and
water, ms before and in Il or Is minutes they all
leone out clean! Lastly, we lay from "a to 80 small
pieces, (such can be placed togetherl with soap
and water, as above, and in from ID to 30 minutes
L hey also come out clean Wonderful this may
eeem it is done by the action and reaction of the
ter (by means of pressure) III connection with the
soap, without any rubbing surface friction what
ever consequently the clothes are not only uninjrred
BY the operation, but are actually made 10 last Oice
as long as when washed by hands g3-EXhibtious of
washing every Monday (nOrning) and Friday (aer
noon) Come then and see the machine in operation,
rs it never fails to convince those who do. Enter
prisng men should MAKE themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving as 1t does
place in the kitchen Of erery family. PRICES are Slj
$40 andss25 according 10 slzcwarranted to perform
yell andSrst for years. if used according TO direction
All orders by letters tpost- pad) OF otherwise prompt
ly attended to. MANDATORY No. ~ FRONT
STREET, (at the bend between Pitt and Low sts,
Old Town, Baltimore, Md.
ia?4 -ws6m E. LUKENS.
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a MOS LOyEJoY. No. 1913 BALTIMORE

q MOS LOYEJOT. No. 1913 BALTIMORE
N STREET, between south and Calvert, has a
large assortment OF Fall and Winter GOODS, selling
off at reduced prices, among which may be found the
most extensive assortment of UNDER SHIRTS and
DRAWERS OF all kinds and sizes; large stock of
HOSIERY, WOolpn Yarns, Knitting Cotons En-
broidering Worsteds; Cotton Linen and Silk Canvass;
Floss Silks; Working Chinecs worSicd Bindings and
Tasscls Silk Coat Cord and Bindings; Tity's Thread;
Parsons Spool Cotton: black and cOlOred Gallons;
Tapes Robbins; Braids; Pins; Needles; Hooks and
Eyes; Oil silk; Whalehones; black and White Wad-
ding. Comforts. &c. &c. n6
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NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
WNOK THE CONVENIENCE OF HOUSE
"ALLEBASpS MEDICINES. -

"AL4LEBASpS MEDlClNES.n
FEVHE above Medicines having been thoroughly
r. tested and become highly popular throughout
the greater part OF our own and considerable ex-
tent IN other countries, offered TO the cia-
ZenS OF Baltimore, with entire confidence, and the
proprietor Sollcits for them trial. for which purpose
each agent is furnished with an extra supply 10 &c
colamoddte all, large number OF agents have been
enlisted, aud furnished with a neat chest containing
"THE BLACK, (OR ALLEBASi'S SALVE,"
"ALLEBASl'S HEALTH PILLS"
"ALLEBASI'S TOOTH-ACHE DROPS"
"ALLEBASI'S POOR MANS PLASTER"
"ALLEBASI'S INDIA RUBBER BACK PLASTER
Each agent is also furnished with pamphlets for
general distribution, setting forth the OF The Medi-
cines, and containing testimonials from highly re-
spected individuals TO their value.
They are prepared by Lyman ". Gilbert, of New
York, proprietor; and for sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
General wholesale and retail agents,
Misty Corner Baltimore and Hanover
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htTE.SOGRAFHT. Or SHORTHAND WRIT
~ ING. and COMMON PLACE INDEX & BOOK
hEEPiNG, or place for every thing and every thing
N It's p'acr-taught at Mr.. BUHRE'S School, corner
OF Lombard and Bond streets on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDfNS and FRIDAYS, from to 81 O'Clock, PM.
charge Tor the Whole of lessons in both branch
eS, 81 for Sten0sraphy alone 81. All who wish to
be convinced ofthc extensive utility of these time and
labor saving improvements, are invited to call and
for thrmsrlYeS. fel3-lW
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-15
EMPORTANT TO STEAMBOAT

III COMPANIES, AGENTS AND OTHERS
LOUIS MULLER respectfully informs them that
he will gladly do their UPHOLsTERING-such as,
make Carpets. Mattresses, Curtains, Cushions, Lay
Oicloths, stuff Chairs, Sofas, SC, and do all other
varieties of work in this branch of trade low it
can be done in the city.
On hand large lot Of PAPER HANGINGS, which
are offered for sale upon the most accommodating
terms.
~ Paper Hanging done in the neatest manner
~. Cali at No. 226 BALTIMORE STREET, one
door from Charles. tcll-2w*