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References ~ .Nea- York u W. Emonds Esq. Serrs.
Foot < Davies, w. 4 =. Woodruff & Co. Suydam, Suge
Co. rhome. Huff Thoma,. Strithe1. Moehousc & Co.
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IL TTIE GRANITE BUILDING. 20 BROADWAY. Corner o.
Cn,NarRs-STRrrr
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4 AW CARn.--CoLLECTlos OF DEnrS TIKI NORTH
Ia WysT-E. 3. WASHBURNE. Attorney "a. Law, Ga.
lens nn will give hi attention tn the collection of ebs
due New York Merchants t;alera, Rockford and Rock
Island. !lnns pDn BI9ne. loy9 u Plnttey,le. Pooai.
prare du Clusn Mineral Point and Ma,un Wisconsin.
Refer Ia u. \. CusHmAN l. Co.; DoaEMrs, SuYpAMA
NI1QS. New.York. s2H {
ra'EETIl-J. SMITH DODGE, 4 Bond street. Offers his
friends aud the public cntlie method OF fastening
artificial teeth II III hi. invention, secured by letters
paient. and us.l by lln'.e only in ths city.
From Hon. Slus Nnght u = Senator from the Stnte OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

SiEjGHSl SLElGHS! Si.EtSHS
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SLElGHS fer safe az
- aedrfy 70 per cent bsloic the igiGl press, bE ,
WOOD, TONLlNSON Z CO, il0 Btoadway, ~ l.
Consisting ut the following kinds, VIZ: a.
Oae Cutters. uGif. tle-
=. Do. DO. trimmed wiz: dfa-Eet -: q:
Do do DO a:se SIZE. with pole aud shaft q
Two horse. seated Sleirhs. do do......
TIE above are beautifully nodeed finely painted and well
i.oned.
the best bullt.z IN the Sta:e, az -ecCced prices
Likewise tine tyo-w-ee Cab ard Harness. MITE used
Price SIS. u wv
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AIS U{eT' 20 &c iI1IAy- C1l. Us I'm
at the low pnce Of One Dollar per hundred dS lw
EsRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS.
FAIRY Land md Other Sketches, illustrated. By Pa.!ey.
f.itile Leaves Tor Little Readers, BY Farley.
Prayer lioOk- and Bibles, !iEe binding
Animals oi various kinds. For >alc BY
d5sT HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE ZIG Pearl--..
beautiful AND USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
D-SrEELE & GO. SIS Pearl street. hnEe manpidc,If.di
expressly Tor the holidays few supebly fine aud beautiful
Feather Brushes Gentlemen wishing TO make presents af- ~
r-iei 20 mi and eIAln.pe the aSsOitinent. ~
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tffANTED-A situation IS CbsrnbormzG and Waiter.
~ IN d. general Houssrork = mali family. by re-
spefac o;ns Woman. with be., OF CITY reference Apply
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

IMPROVEMENT in Old T0wt. Old Town, like
every other section Of our city, is tEe scene OF
improvements, which in number and beauty,
arc not uxuciled 10y those Of any former year
within our recollection. Almost every street
wears au aspect OF neWncss and freshness
Largo vacant lots which not long since were
used as fields and places for the pasturage Of
gcattie, are now occupied by beautiful and com.
Portable dwellings, chiefly two stories in height
On Madison, Monument, Gay, Chew and Ais
Guth streets particularly the number Of new
buildings is almost unprecedented Old frame
houses have been torn down, and tiue brick
ones erected in their steadi and rows Of hand
some residences have spr1ng up as by some
magic influence. Old streets have been cX-
tended, aud others have been opened, graded,
and paved, Every whore the hand Of modern
innovation has removed some rude relic Of for
mer DAYS, ard substituted improvement and
establishment. AS citizens OF baltimore we
look with pride upon tho rapid growth Of our
city, and hail 1t as but the harhi0ger OF still
greater increase in wealth and Importance.
THANKSGIVING Dan. We learn from the No
vep,ber number of the Catholic Magazine
which we have Just received from the publish
or, Mr.. John Murphy--that the Most Rev.
Archbishop Eccieston, of Baltimore, has issued
4 circular requesting the clergy and laity OF
his diocese to comply with the accommodation
Of the Governor TO observe the eth inst. as a
day of prayer and thanksgiving
Severely Injured. A young man was knock
ed down Yesterday afternoon, by one OF The
horses attached to car on the Baltimore and
Washington RAILROAD, near the outer depot, and
severely Injured about the hip and leg. he
was conveyed home to hissffiends in Paca-st:'
near Conway, and DR.. Raborg called to MS
relief, No bones, fortunately, were broken
City Court In consequence of domestic
affection in the family of the senior counsel IN
the case of young Roberts, the trial was post
| poned yesterday morning. 1t will be resumed
to-day, and the examination Of witnesses pro-
| badly concluded.
! a Bad Man Ross Johnson, charged with
destroying the property Of Nh. Stewart Cham
beIs, was arrested yesterday, by officer Bar
nard, and committed to jail, by Justice Wright,
to appear at Court.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

EXTINCTION or PARTIES. According to the
New York Herald, ",he Democratic party (ol
tina. City, is on the very eve of great erup-
ton. An intense and disorganizing excitement
has peryaded the ranks of that party for some
days past, in consequence Of tho Objectionable
character of the nominations, and particularly
on account Of the nomination Of Register, and
OF Col. Stevenson as ore OF the Assemblymcn
The Natives are in the last sage of a miserable
and paralytic existence and the Wings are
rep.ogented as having almost destroyed them
selves by their dissentons at the late meeting
so that all parties stand far chancc Of uc.
in,. anniAilated in n York The battle among
the parties will, then, be folly equal to that OF
the Kilkenny cats, and all that will be left Of
them will be their names.
it's certain, that great dissatisfaction exist:
in the Wing and Democratic parties OF Ne"
York; and hence it is probable that neither vii
h, able to restore entire harmony in its ranks
We hone that the members of the Native Anne
ricsn party will act with concert; and if the.
mus, fall, that they will die hlnt-in-hand Blu
we must have better authority than the tie
raid, before we believe that they care IN thu
last stage of a miserable and paraytic exist
ence."
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From the Repi,blican and Argus.

a.,
10" TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of sir Waiter Raleigh by The high and the low, the
rich and the paor, the Wing and the heggaf; indeed its
consumption has become general that is hard to
mad one that does not either smoke, snuff chen
For ourselves, we prefer f'ch Cigar An! there they
are box of the agreeable deuders-BOOTH'S
BEST. Boy, light match, so that we luxuriaie
for Few minutes until the devil calls for copy. PqB
PUFFY PuFFM! All BOOTH knows how to make
them. If any OF our readers wish 10 enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, would recommend
Them to the ''IgrLow House," at the Hanover Mar
ket-fght Oh the corner Hl-tfr
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p. VI. MILNOR, Secretary.

G3-OlL TANNIN will render boots and shoes per
tecty lmper@iouS 10 water and double their wear
Many were wise enongh 10 this article at the be-
ginning of wet weather. ana have kept their feet en-
rely dry without the trouble Of wearing over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will wear double the time
by the application of tf&4 article, and always have
beautiful polish.
To be- had al the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
sis, Baltimore. Also at HE of Baltimore and
Harrison sts, and at 81 Thames street. Ii
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HUST RECEIYER ATT

~ - TAY E0R, WILDE Il cos
ThYRNAN, THE BOHEMIAN CoNgPIRAToR; or
Ihe days of Maria Theresa, by Madam. PaaIyos,
translated by Burkhardt This ~ one of the most
thrilling r. well as finished novels ever read from
the pen Of any author from she father land of Ko-
-, mahCe-pf,cc 50 cents
The Authors Daughter, by Msry Hewitt,
cheap edition, IL.
TIE Authors Daughter, by Mary R,witt fine
edition, with an additional by VIM. How
1T, on fine pager. clear type. &c. 25
The SONS OF THE EMERALD ISLE, or
Lives Of one thousand Reniarkahe'Jrish-
F3an, by WIN. l.. Mckenzie, ID No. lQ! &C.
SCO'FT'S NOVELS, vol, and last, 80 ::
NAVAL OFFICER, Ivy Lieut. Murray 25 "
Illustrated Magazine: a fresh supply, 25
WANDERING JEW, Harprr's and Win
cheatsr's editions, fresh sHppy, com
Plete, either edi0.' for 50 -
Is 70 Az the Boston, New York and Philadelphia
Papers TO date. The Weekly Herald received at half
Fhc EXPG0RING EXPEDITION to orsgon, by
Capt; fremont; having TIE sole agencY, we are
enabled 20 reduce the p,iCe 10 81 ceHts
Lights and Shadows Of scottish Life, by Pro-
fcSsor Wilson. ~
The Cries ofSew York, ,Hth illustrations, y "
Ihiyr's C0Es9aie ana Empire, No. 3 leg d"
HlaC6 woods Magazine lur October D g
Memoirs OF AZ american Lady, BY Mrs Grant, - "
ihe Groves % HImney, by Mrs $. e. Hall, - g
MI the MAGA ZINES tor A9g. in
" Every new and cheap pnb!ication received as
seen rs issued, and for sale Wholesale and retail ut
TAYLOR, WILDE & co.'s Literary Han
nos 4, and Jaryis' buildings, B.it
And Al No. y ELLiOpT'S BUILDINGS.
It Penn Avenue, Washington City
II ,oSDoN ANIMALS FoH isI6. JAMES
- = w btS respectfully invites the a teutiOn
Of the rubhc to tha following elegantly e,n5elsAed
Works for the approaching season.
LONDON EDITIONS.
TIE POETS GALLERY OF BEAUTY, with 25
2eTy exquisite engravi"gs-l sol. folio, IN moroc-
CD--CNua.
MuGRAY's ILLUMINATED PRAYER BOOK.
BOOK OF BEAUTY, for 1916.
kEEPSAkL, for iSjU
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ENR. SwAYNE'S COMPOUND sYRup OF
ny WILD CHERRY, THE GREAT Kennedy
FOR CONSUMPTION,

fOR CONSUMfIlOR,
This "Ceiebra!ed Remedy has new by rs intrin
sic virtues acquired celebrity which can never be
shaken by the many quack 'Nostruins'' with whie,,
the country a5ounds The public are fast learning
that this is she only remedy that can be relied uno6
Tor tse speedy and permanent of all Diseases of
the Lungs. Wherever persons ara afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, Splitting oil Blooa Asthma, Bronehi
It's, inflammation OF The Lungs, Difficulty of Breath
Ing, Soreness ana Pain in the Chest, Group and De
raHgement Of the Liver, Broken Constitution, &C.
thH medicine will be found an invaluable remedy
IL Is literally sweeping CONSUMPTION from toe land
wherever IL Is introduced and becomes known, ali
olhefs dWInde neO nsigniliCaHCe; the public have
oeeh ''humbugged" long enough, and now resort TO
a medicine whck the testimony OF the mos; eminent
physicians IN the land has placed above the reach Of
cflLciSE. ltrequrce no bOisIerNg up by publishing
Columns OF forged cefticatesbu il is enough 10 let
the pubhc know where II can be obtained, and one
Trial will convince all of its great efficacy in curing
NOSE Distressing diseases above named, which have
banned the Skill oil The most learned practitioners for
ages heretofore. DR.. S|AYSE's GoApDUEp SYRUP OF
VINO CHERRY, was the first preparation from that
valuable tree, that was introduced to The nublic
and ample proof Is afforded Of lis SUCCESS by the
cOL1try being flooded with "Faisams, - SCandies -
and "MiXtRrCs" of Wild Cherry net one of which il
prepared by regular physician. Therefore the pub
nc SEonid BE- on Their guard and mt have worthless
mixture palnltd upon them for The ORIGINAL an GEH~
pr, paraiiOn, which L. only prepared by Doctor
SwAVE's, al the N. w. corner OF EIGIirH X HACE
SITS Philadelphia,
For snIe by regularly appointed Agents in III sbe
principal towns in the United States.
baltimore .3genS--l. +. Cook, No. rs Baltimore Al
Stahler Canby, Pratt street. wharf; }. ". 4 2. ".
Davis, No 3l4 Baltimore street.
DtStJiat .fge1tS-R. FarnhHm, Washington d, o.;
VIM. StaAer 4 Bro, Alexandra. u. O.; George NJ
Sothorc1, Georgetown. Dl-tAp6r
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IMPORTANT RuMoR. The New York Jour
nal OF Commerce states that it was rumored
! that Mr. Packonham, the British Minister at
| Washington, finding there is little hope Of ad-
insting the Oregon question either by comPro-
mise or arbitration, has proposed to leave the
,rholt territory in its present condition tor ~
! years, under the iolnt protection OF England
and the United States, and with the stipulation
that at the end of said period, its then nhabi-
tants NAV attach themselves to either country,
or erect themselves into an independent sove-
/ rcgnty, as thcy may prefer. II such propo-
sition has been mad,, we trust that 1t will be
accepted for the effect of it will be, to give the
| whole territory eventually TO the |. States.
I SINGULAR ANp MELANCHOLY AFFAIR. Mr..
, TIoratio Lawrence, of Rye Wcstchester Coun-
! ty, New York, has been arrested for the muir
der Of his wife Phobe, 10 whom hc was married
last June, and who was found dead in her bed
Oh the 18th instant Her death had evidently
been produced by cash cut in her arm with a
razor, which severed the arteries and caused her
to bleed to death. The wound appeared to be
inflicted in the ~arrct, u here there was much
blood and bloody razor and hammer. The
stairs, parIor, and bedroom were also bloody,
hut the bed was not No other mark of vio-
lcncr vas found about her, and the Coroner )
jug found verdict Of suicide; nevertheless,
Lawrence has been arrested on suspicion o!
having murdered her.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. Mr.. JOS. Myers,
residing near Merccrsburg, Franklin CO., Pa,
met his death on Monday last in distressing
manner. lie was throwing down hay in the
barn, and when be was done dropped the fork,
the handle of which retained an upright posi-
ton. He then let himself drop, and fell upon
the handle of the fork, which penetrated about
two fee, through his body. lie survived about
20 hours.
THE TARIFF Convention. An address,
signed by Walter Forward, S. w. Black and
others, appears in the Pittsburg papers, address,
ed to the people of the United States, inviting
every man who feels an interest in the welfare
of Pennsylvania to meet the assembly Of the
people at the Tariff Convention, to be held the
18th of this month at Hollidaysburg.
DISPATCHES FROM Texas. The steamship
Cincinnati arrived at New Orleans on the 23d,
having on board Ira Munson, Esq, special bear
er of dispatches to the Texan Legation at
Washington.
FIRE AT CARRoLLToN. The engine house
of the Carrollton and n. Orleans railroad com
pany, was consumed on the ed ult., with two
engines. Loss SIS ,oo0-insured, Mr.. Barnes,
the foreman, was seriously injured by the fall
ing walls.
APPOINTMENT. Henry Allen Taylor, Esq,
of Baltimore, has been appointed by the Cove
nor of Virginia, commissioner to take deposI,
tons &c.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01
CRT9TIE'S PATENT
G.ALYANIC RINGS.

md CIjRTSTIE'S MAGNETIC Fluid
The GAhNANIG RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all eases Of RH EUhl ATISM, acute
cTonic applying to the head, face or limbs; Govt
Tic nooEaaX, loDthaehe, Bronchitis Vertigo, Merv-
Epiipsey Fits, Cramp, Palpation Of the Heart Apo
pleXy, Sli'faCss Of Joints, Lunibago, Spinal Com.
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency Of
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases.
CRESTIE'S rIAGNETEC FLUID,
This composition has been pronounced by the French
Chemists to be of the most extraordinary dscOv
cries Of the modern science. Yhe FLUID is always
used in connection with the RINGS, by which means
their power is gradually augmented certainty of
their ben"f eial action obtained! The combined in
ventons are in every way entirely harmless; they are
at prices within the reach OF ALL and The diseoVerer
only requests fair trial a test OF their efficacy and
permanent benefit.
{63- The genuine Rings and Pluid,fo sale only in
Baltimore by SETH :. HANCE, No, lG5 Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pratt-sts nj
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

.s,gtA, HOUSES WANTED. The advertiser
sAY,T1 wishes to purchafe two or three small and
9IiiH comfortable BRICK HOUSES, with modpr-
,bI1iIN ate ground rents, located within five or ten
minutes walk of Mount Glare Depot-puce not to ex
coed $500 each. Persons having such TO dispose of
will please call or leave their address at l24 N. High
street. next TO Gay. nj DIFF
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

PBygIEa PATRONS oF' rs. DUYLE STILL
Il ahead in the way Of purchasing capital pfzcs.-
Every drawing shows the superiority Of the Great
Capital Prize Depot all Others During last week
six rentemsn from Pa. Il visit TO this civ mr.
oh 4sed several packages, and out of the persons
obtained handsome prizes, the Smallest of which was
prize of $1,000 half ticket. Also, ra! coed prizes
10 corYespondents. Give him trial in some OF the
following ma .niScent schemes for this week.
FRIDAY, capital pnze S9,UUU, tickets S2I, shares in
proportion.
proportion. We vii! sell n certificate of pac kaye of
% whole tickets for Sls % halves for So - quarters
fur a. % epehths 81 50, This is splendid chance 10
get pocket full 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 Der
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
ID. DOYLE, 40. IA Prattstreet,
Ii Eal Opposite B. q o. 4. z. Depot,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

05-PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY a regular
Quarterly Meeting Of tie PatapSco Fire COmpanyW
be held on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 81 inst al
= O'Clock. As commiltse is to he appointed To
nominate officers for tbs ensuing year, the members
are earnestly requested to he pnctua their attend
ance. By order,
MET p. NJ. MILNOR, Secretary,
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UNIVERSITY OF HIADYLAND.

N3-FACULTY OF PHYSIC-iNTRODUCT
LECTURES. Prof. RopY will deliver his Introduc-
tory Lecture TO DAY, at !. O'Clock, P. NJ, in the
Chemical Hall of tie Medical College, Lombard-st
The public are respectfully invited to attend
II WILLIAM 4. A. AKIN, Dean.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

0I5' THE SATURDAY VlsTEH, This week 5
number i an admiCabi" one. II contains in part as
follows: The Relieved Tune" an admirable tale Ivy
Lydia Majia Child; tie "Pncket Book" another tale
complete; my Fishing Days. a sketch by Horace
Greeley; another poem by the "StrlniWr;' No. Of
the "fankcea in FajrtaN;' Descriptive Letters No
XII, GI0versvie. n. y; Several Communications
Two more Letters from the Editor; Rev. Nj. McGCP:s
Article the c0ndIIioH of orr Free cGhnrga popmla-
ton: News; Eaignas; Markets SC. SIC. Price sngIy
4 cents yearly price 81 So nr 81 for eight months.
Office o. 40 NORTH STREET. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

ny DR.. ETIJAH PRATT'S PATENT AGTIFI-
CiAL hfPPLE@-Paented July 4tA, lsi5-Is now
offered the pnblic for The first time in this city,
certoin remedy in the following distressing cases,
viz: Where the nipple is entirely warrington being
inverted, where it has OF by the child nurs
ing upon it-whee it is excOratei sore, or the
cbds mouth is sore. In all the above the child
will nurse with perfect ease to itself ahd the mother.
The names of number of medical men, who have
applied it in practice, and have given the proprietor
permission refer 10 them, may be on applica-
lion 10 ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Market streets,
o3-lm Wholesale and Retail Agents for Bait
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EI- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS yho wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; silver spoons; God Pencil
Cases Bre3st- pins: Earnings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited 10 examine
GABRIEL j. ChaRKiS assortment. which ia com.
frnln IlAVrrl
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

70 L. =. NHYEi;. GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFiench & German LOOKING GL.1S5 PLATES,
which will be sold, by wholesale and retail, as low
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varieties such rs Portrait,
Picture. and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNjCE3 Of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES rg-gilt and Looking Glasg es aad Picture
Glass inserted, at
Yield No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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t1J-OFFICihL DRAWING Of the Md. Console
dated LOTTERY, class No. Is, Tor 1915:

81 So Is 25 81 81 81 26 IL 463l7
81 ana e., being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $50
IS and 25, being the d and Alb drawn Nos. each Is
81 and -, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each 10
96 and 81, being the It'll aud 9th; or - aud 46 be.
ing The 9th and 10th drawn Nos each 10
All having TWO of the drawn Nos on them each
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, g "a
From the old established House Of
EMORY, No. n. Calyert-st
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THE ART OF DANCING.

THE ART OF DANCING.
& CHARLES L. SPIES respectfully informs his
u friends and the public, THAI his School is now
open for the reception of pupils in the beautiful
oomplishmen Of Dancing in all IFS varieties at Cen
trail Fall, CORNER OF BALTIhICRE x CHARLES
STREETS. For terms other details, please apply
1.-THE Hall, where Mr.. SPIES can be seen from till
5oclock, and from Ttl 10 o'ck. every day and eve
ming. TsRI nj eo2w
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567-PuBLIC WORSHIP. REv. PoRrlR II. SNOW
Of Worcester, Mass will preach in the 9Th PresbY-
terrain Church, Cove street between Marker and Fay-
elite. TOMORROW, at ii O'Clock, A. n, and Rev,
Mr.. Billings, Of Va. al ?. NJ. The public are re-
spectfui!y invited 10 attend. Seats free. ol8-s3t
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HBANCING. Mr.. PAULETTB has Just return
-AS s.d TO the city, and cannot as present obtain
room large enough 10 open his academy, would re-
specnliy inform his friends anG,the ladies and gen
tlemen of Baltimore, that he is willing give insTuc
lion IN Dancing and WALKING qTtivate and boarding
schools, either TO individuals ofaiasses at their resi-
dence, or at any time required. Terms will be very
moderate MIR. p, in presenting this card to the la
dies and gentlemen of Baltimore, would beg their
generous aud kind patronage, upon which ne trusts
he may claim the confidence of tie community. For
farther particulars please call send line at his re-
sidence, No. IO6 FAYETTE STREET,
ai-eo4t near I. ihpriv .tyrrt
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TENNESSEE. At the latest adviees no Seaa-
toy had been elected.
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G7- ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY for tickets
in any Of the magnificent lotteries row drawing will
meet prompt attention, and may >ccaIe some of the
capital prizes i directed TO All prizes sold by rs
are paid, upon presentation at our couuter, in Gold.
We invariably pay postage On al orders.
EMORY & co.
u Cnlynrt street, BNllimois. Nd.