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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

iAHfEhAseE AHose TuE Loeos The people ia "
tork eRy who are in favor of running Tempersncs
e. mad meeting and dominated an Assembly ueks
P"see OF wings and Nativeites. No Tammany men 0,
lcSei heeanse none Of that party would pledge ihsms
10 60 io5 iie Temperance cause.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

M Of malt liquor may be prevented from besO
rh ~ aad'ng three pounds Of toasted bread 10 barr
~, mas been tried with complete success When sul
ees ar DC Restored by putting few small squslf
un. " hard toasted bread with mustard made w.b VI
upon ihsm, into the barrel '"'sN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

,h, ~ ,ILsIAIs'-We learn from the Norlhamn,on 80.
,nsts, Waters Of South Hadley Falls capr;sn
out Of AK oo9 =, ~ sS days since swindng his creditors
'''' " ''''O'' many OF whom were his workmen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

~ Our village has been recently infected y
some lurking thief or thieves. Sundry articles, sud-
SHOES cloaks, coats, &C., have suddenly disappes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06
brighton Market-Oet. 2z

Swine. N' NV otoFeai otNO Sheep and Il75
not sustained re' 'oaihed last week were
SA''P-s'l'' a I'lo better small lot. from sI,os,m
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06
Hon. Daniel Kellogg. Commissioner Of the In
sane Asylum--elected unanimously.

/ Hon. Daniel Kellogg. Commissioner of the In
sane Asylum--elected unanimously.
Judge Of SaPreme Court
Senator r. T. Barrett nominated Hon. Daniel
Kellogg, deeming il proper that he should rank as
third assistant Justice Senator Villas claimed that
Judge Kellogg should now be considered as Sd As
sistant Justice by priority Of election and that the
election should now be for fourth assistant justice
and this question he desired decision, and pre-
senied resolution in accordance with his view
bot this was subsequently Withdrawn, and after re-
marks by Messrs. Villas, Noyes. Briggs, and Ste
vens, who believed Judge Kellogg should rank as
third Judge by priority Of election, and by Msssrs
Woodbridge and Swift, who regarded il the duty
OF the Assembly TO gu the vacancy Of third assist
ant justice, and that Mr. Bennett, if elected could
take that place-the ballots were called for third
assistant justice, and Hon. Daniel Kellogg aud Hon
Milo L. Bennett were put in nomination. After
considerable further discussion. exclusively as to
the rank which the judge to be elected should hold
upon the bench, the ballots we're taken as follows
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-06

carried y P'"'uhy-
HOUSE. The bill to pay Guy c. samnson h.;.
taken up, Mr. Stoddard moved TO make !, 49, s
ger ior tins afternoon Mr. Stevens said I'M, snend
lng o. more money than the claim amounts 10 i,
u,s9usson' was like spelling good knife in sL;n-
mug hint Mr. Stoddard wanted all The Gac,s i,
."e case Mr Jones complained that a nr;n,ad
correspondence OF the Governor nm hi; -;
mao Deen laid before The House withon, ,ha;.
'ho,lly' and objected that document an co',;'''
could not be treated as evidence in the ca.o '"S
.he mouse should not wait to read H. The nv a,N
~. ION was rejected Mr. Stoddard expla;neJ IT,,
."e governor deemed the publication of he c cor'
Po"uenee TO be required in Justice 10 himself
"e' 'aI'her explanations by Mr. Stoddard the hin
was ordered 20 third reading. '"'
Mr. Adams of Grand Isle called nm ,ho Im
pea"hg the act for geological survey. Mr. Good
nue. moved TO dismiss it, Mr. Adams "r Gu,
ls'e' said the committee of WAYS and Menns ,o
Po''eu ihe bill Tor the reason that the Treasn, I;
ZOO o"' and the benefit TO be derived from ,bs
survey small he considered The approDriat;o, 80
"on w more ihan an entering wedge for spendino
y, 1~oooo' ana ~ nothing better was obtained than
"e report Of tins year, he thought the money would
"s '"'o"" away MIR MaTston suggested that from
report made last summer, stating the exac, mo-
Po'"oh OF minerals 10 Eastern and Western ",
mont, 'he survey must have been fully comnle,sd
Iong ago $50, II was surely useless 10 cop,;nua
'ne ,s"' and IN any event he believed The surrey
rou'o not be worth the money il will cost I, ..,
aso oejecled that the present geooQist il moi ,hs
~ ,1 .ne place, having already lent himself 10
'ne Interests OF particular section. -
',S i"omas' farnswOfih and Rice also On
p',,; Ine motion TO dismiss on similar grounds.
F""'''V "g"'"R aiso' that the geologisls are
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

SPENDING op POWDER. Some powder was
spent on Saturday afternoon last, in the enVi-
rons of this city, in rejoicing for the passage OF
the resolutions to annex Texas to the Onited
States; and we most tcrvently hope, that the
event NAV not prove the cause of the expendl-
ture of powder in less harmless way But
events are in tho womb of time, and their de-
Yeopmcnt must be awaited with patience.
By many persons the annexation of Texas
has been look upon as "consummation de-
voutly to be wished, y without giving due consid-
Grafton to the means by which it was to be CT
ccted, or the consequences which might result
from it, and hence they are prepared to rejoice
with exceeding Joy" without rejecting whctii-
cr the letter and spirit of the constitution have
been preserved or violated; or whether the an
neXation is to prove curse or benefit to Their
country. We precptately rush forward to
gain a point without pausng to consider the
real object we have in view, or It's value if
achieved. We are wonderful people for 60
ing ahead, We can do everything by resolu-
ton We have resolved an independent nation
into portion of our confederacy; and we shall
no doubt III time incorporate the larger part, if
not the whole, of the American continent with
our government, by the same process. AL
ready it i, said California desires to be annexed,
and we shall not be slow to make the dscov-
cry, that her ports are essential to the protec-
ton of our commerce in the Pacific Mexico
is doomed for by the annexation of Texas we
have her within our grasp; and we can resolve
her into States of the Union before a man slow
in speech would "Jack Robinson" We regret
to see the commencement of this career Of am
bilious acquisition, for, if not arrested in time,
it must inevitably bring ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
ruin. Were we to be content with Texas, we
should have less apprehension of ultimate con-
sequences, though we cannot overlook what we
consider a fragrant violation of the consultation
in the mode of acquiring that country. The
deed, however, is done; and although we have
not changed our conviction of its in ustice and
impolicy, we hope that none of the injurious
effects which we have dreaded might result
from the measure, may ensue.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

{Ig- Mr.. GEORGE r. GLIDDON will commence
a New course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, and elucidated by specimens of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from NJ. j. CoHEN's Cabi-
net, at the Masonic HALL, st. PauI's-st., on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, at u O'Clock Ns-Thc
course will be continued on Feb. 20, %, 27 and Mar.
3d. 9th and 9Th.
o. TICKETS, with Programmes, specifying the
subjects of each Lecture for sale at the bookstores OF
j. Robinson, No 142, [. p. Cook, No. rs, Armstrong
& Berry, No. l66, Knight s. Colburn, No PIG, Cush-
ing * Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; Shurtz &
Taylor, No. u North street; at Barnum's Hotel, and
the Masonic Hall. Gentlemen's Tickets Slt, Iady's
ST. for the course; single admission so fe22 ms
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03
SPRING DRY GOODS.

SPRING DRY GOODS.
EW AMlLTON EASTER ~ CO., 203 Balti-
q more street, have now open splendid stock
OF French and English CLOTHS and CiSSiMERES;
TWEEDS and Pantaoons STLFFS; Rich Satin, silk
and Fancy VESTINGS; Sergcs; Silecas, Servings
and Twist; Wiggans, Cashaus, Silk Cords, &c., all OF
which are particularly adapted to the trade of mer-
chant tailorS
Black and cold Silks Rich Shawls; Bombazincs
Prints and Dress Goods generally
Linens Ind Linen Goods of every style
Muslin Goods in Cambria, Book, Swiss
Null and Jacone, complete assortment
Gloves and Hosiery.
Linen Cambria Ildkfs, $50 dozsn of corded REVERE
and Iiemstitched, at all prices.
New style Crayats; Pocket Hdkfs; Neck Seats, &c.
To city and country merchants offer large
and select stock of Goods at low prices.
Wholesale Ro'ms Exclusively up stairs, Retail
customers are solicited examine our stock which
will be extensive and varied. inh3 Ct
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

LECTURES FOR THIS EVENING. The fifth
lecture of Mr.. Gliddon's Course, on Egyptian
Antiquities, will be delivered this evening in
the Masonic Hall. Subject-"The recent dis
coveries of Linant and LessinS at the ar-iamed
Labyrinth and Lake of Nlolris.
The eighth Lecture of the course in the Eng
lish Lutheran Church, Lexington street, will
be delivered this evening by Brantz Mayer, Esq
S;ubject-"Mexico,"
A lecture will be delivered this evening in
the Saloon of the Law Buildings, by Major
Tochman. Subject-''The Manners, Super
stitions, and Poetry of tho Ancient Sclavon-
inns
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

Ql3- SUPER ELASTIC SUSPENDERS only 25 Il
3l.; beautiful Black Saln Stocks only so 62s each;
Collars, new style, Is cts each; gentemen'S Scarfs
only 80 cts gentemen's Gloves l2! lSl and D cts
pair; Jet larpns, Breastpins &C. mt very low prices;
cuff Pins 6! pair beautiful silver Hairpns with silk
asses, only 80; also, gilt and steel Bea!s, Buttons,
Rings and tassels; also, Hair Brushes and Combs;
Tooth and Nail Brushes, in varieties; Cologne Water
of superior quality; fine Extracts; Soaps and Perfun-
cries, with all the styles, received and off
al low prices for cash and no abatement.
Right on the corner Of Baltimore and Charles ss.
mh3-2tt MORTIMER Il MOWBRAI.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

SION The regular meeting OF the above association
will be held ut their Hall, No Hanover street, near
Market, THIS (Monday) EVENING, March Sd, at u
O'Clock. The exercises will consist of several Reel
tatons by the members; after which, the discussion
of the toOwin. query: Sought Slavery t. be ab0l-
ished" The public respec fully invited to attend
II By ORDER JAMES H. STONE, Sec.
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APPRENTICES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

BALTIMORE, March Ist, I'D. )
l3-The Superntending Committee Of the Library
beg leave to inform subscribers and the citizens
Baltimore, that they have appointed Mr. EDWARD N
SWEENEY Collector for the institutions and that Mr.
S will make his calls in few days for a wal OF
subscriptions for the year lS45, which entities each
subscriber to send one reader TO the Library.
BY order, JOHN LAWTON, Sec'y.
Gl3 City papers, friendly To the Association, please
copy the above three times and send their bills to the
library. mil st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

Tur ORGANIZATIONS. Our correspondent
". c. makes some suggestions, which, hoWeV-
=, excellent, We have not deemed it necessary
to publish in their present form. Ho perfect
Nv agree with him as to the Froprety OF being
cautious in the organization Of the American
Rcpubcan party, no; to have it placed under
the control of otiice-scekers and hacknled po-
iiticians of any kind. II would certainly be a
great error so to act, and we therefore trust
that the modest and unobtruslvG citizens wall
take the thing in hand Young men in PAR
ticular, upon whom the future destlnles OF the
country are to rest, should not neglect to en-
brace u cause which is to guard their rights,
and guarantee to their children pure and a
free government. They compose young Anne
RIGA" and It is for them to say, whether Anne
rica shall rule, or be CONTROLLED by foreign
infiucnce-wh their children shall be cdu-
Gated in the paths of religion, morality and pa
iriotsm, or become the associates of transport
ed European conyicts and paupers If there
DC a single native American citizen, young or
old, who feels 10 glow of patriotic pride in the
reflection that this is 'his own, his native land"
or an adopted citizen who desires not the
pcrpetuity of our free institutions-if such
there be, we beg that they will not attempt to
unite themselves to the American Republicans;
for there can be no community of feeling or fell
iowship between them.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03
4 L. NJ A N A c..
MARRIED.

On the 9th ultimo BY the Rev. C. w. Musgray.
PETER HAMELL 70 Miss ELIZABETH %. THoh1s nil
OF this city.
On the 9th ut. by the Rev. Mr. Gist. JoHs Ps,rs
to Miss MARTHA OLEvEs, both Of this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

BALTIMORE ANNUAL CoNFERRENCE. The
annual meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Con-
terrence, for ls45, will be held in this city, to
commence on Wednesday week, the 18th inst.
The session will be held in the Monument st.
church.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

0}- A CARD. The members of the CALEDONIA
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION return their sincere
thanks 10 the members of the City Guards, for their
kindness in allowing their decorations to remain for
the accommodation of our Ball on the evening of the
eth; also to Messrs. Croser Sanks, for their po-
lite attendance and management during the evening
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

TIE I.EGrsLArrRE-R REJECTION Of the Stamp
net Bill, &c. 1t will be seen by our AnnaPo-
lis letter that the house of delegates on Sltor-
day rejected the Stamp Act bill, by vote OF
81 yeas to 80 nays-and passed bill providing
Tor holding biennial sessions and clccting the
Governor every two years.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

NkHESS PATTERNS. Mouselin de La mes
-, ~ yarcs for ST. IS, only l2k cts. yard, and Sc
% ots 40 at l6s and si cts; few pieces of lead
eo'oi ana BLACK among them, received at
,- M, HAYWAkD'S CHEAP STORE.
Gffen, Black and Bluc Bro I'd CLOTHS. only ri 80
r natu,wlde heavy Unbleached SHEETlNC, 81
Flhe Long Cloth MUSLlNS, 10 cts.
Double width Bleachrd SHEETINGS lol
Cotton HOSIERY 3, 10 and l2t cts Half Hose 81
SolId head PINS and c; Paper Linen Hdkfs i2I
Needles 8 eta. paper; Linen Towels, 3 for D. cts
Hooks and Eyes cards for l2l; Gum Suspenders o.
Boys Suspendcrs, IIdks. and Gloves, only g. CTS,
Cheap llish Linens s Linen Sheetings, yds. wide
Checks 10 cts; Tckinss 90 and - cts; Calicoes "A
Crash g.; Silk Dress Hdkfs. Icy cts. =
Cotton Nett Caps for IS cts. sc &C.. at the
AUCTION BARGAIN STORE,
mh3 No. % Ioward-st Sd door from Favette
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LIST ward, Union Hail. Broadway,
ID 90 Logman Hail. Bond street.
81 g Baltimore Gardens, Asquith street.
18th GO Coath x Sargent's, Lombard-st.
9Th g IIabbersett's, High street.
9th - Kenncdy's, corner of Iiillen and Forrest
7lh I" Roses American Head Quarters, Gay-st
9Th 90 Baltimore House, Mercer street
9th q Heckrotte's, cor. Camden and Charles.
10th do do do
llth {" Mrs Temperey'S, Howard street.
18th &" Matthew Clark's, Baltimore street.
18th HoISon, intersection Coke & Lexington
18th 90 ]. Hinesly's, Franklin. ST. west of Eutaw.
fn19-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

QG-G. TOCHMAN, Attorney at Law, of Balti-
more, and late Major Of the Polish Army, at the spe-
cal request OF several of his ass0c tie members of
the bar will deliver Lecture nj the LAW BUILDING s
SALOON, on MONDAY EVENING, the Sd of March,
at y O'Clock, the subject of the Manners, Super
sttons and Poetry of the Ancient Salav0nians, which
ne Will compare with the poetica spirit OF the ancient
Cells, and the literature of some modern nations
which derive their origin from the above two races.
Single tickets of admission % cents ticket ad-
hitting lady and gentleman with which the purcha-
sers will obtain copy of Major rs lecture on Poland
and Russia, which he has delivered before ten of the
State Legislatures of the Uni0n) so Tickets
he had at the bookstores Of j. Murphy, F. Lucas, j.
Robnson and of Messrs. ShgrtZ y Taylor ID North
street, near the Post Office. mhl-2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

G7-TIlEATRICALS Ladies and Gentlemen, of ac-
knowledged talent, wishing engagements at this es
Enlistment, will please make instant application at
the EGYPTIAN SALOON in the Odd Fellows Hall,
Cav street. FIJI JOHN REEVE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

CoxGRrss- Passage IF the Post-CGce Bill, sc,
Bv difference to our Washington letter, it will
be seen that tho Post office hrIl and the bill for
She admission of Florida and Iowa into the
,'njon. have both been finally passed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

Iz- INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. A quar-
tery meeting o. the Independent Fire Company will
be held on MONDAY EVENING, 3D. March, al
O'Clock, By order,
mhI-2t JAMES STUART Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

EDREAST PIN FOUND. Found on Sabbath
ND day, the 23d instant in North, between Fayette
and Baltimore streets, BREAST PIN, which has
been left at the office OF this paper, and which the
owner can have by describing the same and paying
for this advertisement. fe2s-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

EAnn DOLLARS! No mistake, in III.
Il WV prizes sold by TUCKER & BRO, at
the famous Head of Centre Market. The 3rd capital
plze M ihe small Fry OF saturday last has again 10
to a citizen in package of wholes, netting oS5O,
$500 we sold to citzen and three prizes of SOO we
also sold to various citizens. Our prize list for last
week shows heavy balance in favor of our patrons
&C TO-DAY, S25,o0O capita-besidss 20 prizes Of
$1,000. Tickets SIS, qrs. 81 25. "
Drawn Nos. of Saturdays lottery are
IL 81 60 Is 40 So 48 II 10 81 d . 81 A.
Il. T. TUCKER & BROTHER.
1t Head of Centre Marker Sn.c.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

Vocal ENTERTAINMENT IN WASHINGTON.
Dir. Dempster, the popular and gifted Vocalist,
we learn, gives Concert this evening at Con.
cert Hall, in Washington City, and we bespeak
for him from the citizens of the Metropolis, all
the encouragement that his abilities as vo
cast, andhis character as gentleman so rich
Nv enttle him to.
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RUACCARONI, Vermioelii, Oranges, Lemons,
lVl Canton Preserved Ginger, Jamaica do, Bologna
MARCUS DENISON.
fs2 81 Baltimore street,
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90 AMERICAN REPUBLICAN WARD MEET
INGS. The committee appointed by the meeting
on Wednesday evening to select places fol
holding ward meetings of the American Repuhli
cans on THIS (MUNDAY) EVENING, have made
choice of the following:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

On sunday morning, I'd inst, WILLIAM P. second
son of George B. and Eliza A. Da Camara, of scarpt
FEVER, aged years and II days.
The relations and friends of the family are fesner,
FULLY requested TO attend the funeral from his fathers
NO - north Frederick street, at O'Clock precisely
this afternoon.
On the 2sth ut. MARY JANE, only daughter of John
anu Catharine Dowell, aged yeats, II months and
days. $3.50
On me 2'th ult. Mrs. CATHARISs PoPp, in the Goth
year of her age formerly of Germany but for the las,
"a years resi- ent of Baltimore.
on ihe 2olh ut ut the Baltimore Infrmary, Captain
JOHN JORDAN, Jr., of Boston.
AT Philadelphia on the 2sth ult. after short illness
Mrs. Susanna HARggRGER, relict Of the late Henry
Harberger, in the e9th year of her are.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROegs
For Amsterdam-Ship Superb, 18th March
For Valparaiso and Guayaquii-Barque Hortensia
despatch.
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MARINE LIsT-PoRT OF BALTINORE
SUNDAY, MARCH 2, le4
FROM THE EXCHANGE REApINe-RooM BOOKS
CI,EAR RED.

Barque Anita, Percval, Boston, T. R. Matthews.
Brig Wahsega, BorlaDd, New Orleans, w. Rhoads
schr Maria, A,we ST. Augustine, j, w. Brown.
Schr Maryland, Kent, Norfolk and Richmond, J e.
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WARD MEETINGS To-NIGnr We hope that
the ward meetings to be held this ersning, by
direction of the American Republican Mass
Meeting which assembled on Wednesday even
5ng last, will be we'll attended. 1t is necessary
7hat the American Republicans should rally at
:his the commencement of their organization
in Baltimore; for to this party will finally be
conidcd the publication Of the ballot box and
the protection of the true interests of their
country. II is designed that this party shall
oc an amagamaton of honest men in defence
Of American principles and interests. and all
who have these views, and desire to take the
control of political affairs out of the hands of
intrguers and managers, are invited to attend,
whether they have heretofore belonged to the
democratic or wing parties. American Re-
publcanism is progressing throughout the
country with a firm and steady pace; for the
necessity of change in our national policy
in relation to foreign immigrants has become
SO palpable as to be seen by the most careless
observer. Our sister cities have nobly stepped
forward in defence of American rights; and
have succeeded in despite of the stern opposi-
ton of the leaders Of the old political parties;
and it remains to be seen, whether similar
spirit does not exist amongst the citizens of
Baltimore. Some may be withheld from unit
ing themselves to the American Republicans
at present, from former party ties and attach
ments; but they will fall into the ranks when
they find that opposition is useless. The peo-
pies party will prevail over all obstacles, and
triumph in the re-estabshment of the princ-
pies of Washington Let all, then, who de-
sire to aid in SO noble and holy a cause, attend
tonight and give their assistance. The places
our paper.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

RIEW GOODS, from Liverpool, per ship Grace
~ Brown. The subscriber is now opening his
Spring supply ofgoods, consisting in part as follows:
Plated Casters; Candlestcks, silver mounted; Butter
Sons Britannia Ware in setts Watch Movements,
&c. The above made expressly to order, he is pre-
pared to sell as cheap as the cheapest:
tgy- Please call and see, at No. 206 BALTIMORE
STREET, between ST. Paul and Charles-sts
ROBERT BROWN.
ma. Remember-2OG. mh3tf
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N7- VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly
meeting of the Vigilant Fire Company will be held on
MONDAY EVENING, March Sd, at o'clk. Pune
tual attendance of members is requested
fe253t l.. d. DANIELS, Sec'y.