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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-10

Qrz- AT a meeting Of The Washington Temperance
Society held at their Hall Oh Monday evening, Sept.
9Th the following preamble and 70 olu,ion, offered by
A. e. Cole, Eco were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has been announced in some OF the
daily and weekly papers of this city that the fiends
of Temperance in Baltimore al meeting recently
held for the purpose, presented temperance ticket
for The support of lh2 lends Of Temperance in this
city; And WHEREAS, we view such a step unau-
lholized by any considerable portion of the 'riends'
of remperai ce and uuwiSe and inDOitc, tending
only to embarrass and rirre the CAUSE, by blending
il IN the political or party movements Of the day;
Therefore,
Resolred, BY the members present, Of the Wash
ingtnn Temperance Society, that we discaim all con
npcton with said movement, and that as portion OF
the EfriendI" OF temperance, while we feel the high
est regard for the gentlemen composing said ticket,
we feel constrained to say, that it meets our unqua
fed disapprobati0n
Resolued, That the foregoing preamble and res0u
ton be published the Clipper sun, Argus and Ray.
(Test,> JOHN f. HOSS, President.
It. JOHN f. 1EGUIN, r. Sec.
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ANNUAL I2A5,T.
ANNCAE BA Iii
OF THE YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
T61HE FIRST ANNUAL BALL of the Yor

OF THE YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
TE7H Il FIRST ANNUAL BALL of the Young
Mems Association, will take place in the beau
titnl and pleasant Room at Logan Hal,'' corner of
Bond and Bank streets, the evening of the 18th of
September,
The Committee of Arrangements will spare no
pains to make IT one of the most pleasant Balls of
the season.
In the course of the evening there will be several
Fancy Dances.
{h5- Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, 81;
10 be had at Logan all and of the following Manag
efs: James tlcnricks, John Allen, G. Schatier, f.
Claughber, james Allen and $. Seghe.
o. CLARK & BRISCOE'S celebrated Catillion
BAND is engaged fur the occasion.
Master of Ceremonies. J. W. DAVIS. sel0-3t
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IRON. TIN PLATE. &c. &c.

a. SINDALL. Nos. rs and 50 SOUTH CAL
Cs VERT STREET, one door below Lombard-st
has in store and offers for sale, at the lowest prices
TIN PLATE , x and extra sizes Roofing TIN; l4x20
Russia Sheet lron American and English Sheet Iron;
Boiler and Fue Ifon &c. Also a full assortment of
ROLL and HAMMERED BAR IRON; Nail Rods;
Shoeng Iron; Cast, Shear & Blister, Spring STEEL;
Hoop and Band IRON; Wire; Block Tin in pigs and
bars; Lead Pipe Sheet Pig and Bar Lead; Sheet Zinc
Spelter; Timed Copper large assortment of Anne
rican Timed and Black Riyets; Store Ornrmcnts
&c &c. scl0-lmt
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NEW STORE |!
WEST BALTIMORE DRY GOODS STORE.

WEST BALTIMORE DRY GOODS STORE.
John q. MORRIS ~ CO., No. A2i BAL
es TlMORE STREET, (south side, one door east
OF Green-st., are now opening some more beautiful
and cheap G0ODS-amOng which may he found
many Bargains, as the following will show some OF
ihern some more Of those Linen Cambric HDKFS
at III cts, nearly gone; new supply OF CAhfCDES,
at l2a cts, best in the city for the prices; Twill Han
kes, two yards long, at SA cts apiece; some Horse
Blankets, 43 yards long 20 cts; Blk. CLOTHS IA
low as S2.5D, great bargain besides great many
other desirable articles in our line very low; also some
Black ALPACAS NJ 81 L; ig'd do. al 80 cts.
% Cal! and see for Yourselves selO-3t
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OREGON AND CHINESE WHEAT


KUST RECEIVED few sacks OF the above
~ new and superior Seed Grain, from II. X. Smelt
yer, Esq, of Bloomfield Farm, The Oregon i. a Red
Kernel Wheat, and the Chinese beautiful plump
White Kernel These extraordinary varieties produ-
ccd Mr. S.as season 45 TO so bushels Wheat per acre.
weighing 63 TO GS lhs per bushtI.
"OREG y AND CHINA WHEAT.-There has been left
nj our Office two new species of Wheat, called
"OregOn. the other "China." 1t taken from the
bloomfield estate, belonging to Henry K. Smelzer,
near Middletown, Frederick county, Md. The core
travelling through that territory, who brought this
county in 1899. Mr. SmeltZer this year raised from
four and quarter 2l2 bushels aud AZ his which
is fraction over 50 bushels 10 the This wheat
is very hardy, of beautiful red color with smooth
chat, heads from 10 inches long, average from
80 TO 100 grains to the head fl is believed that will
yield at least ~ per cent more to the than the
binary wheat from the fact that it has from IL to 20
grains more to the head. The history of the China
wheat il rather singular A few heads were found ia
a hox of China imported from the north o China
and the head heng very large and compact, the
dscoverer was induced to plant them. Mr.. 5. Informs
us that last year he raised AZ! bushels per Il, with
il, and this year AZ hust y, acre. Tn is beau
as the "Olegon" wheat, and about the same number
of grains to the head. The 'Chrua' wheat is of the
carly kind and so far has not been injured by smut,
mldew or ty.-SIm.
The above valuable Seed Green is for sale at the
Agricultural store Of L. SINCLAIR, in. co.
sel0 81 g. Light street,
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 l845.
ERomrHE EXCHANGE RGAp,NG-noou
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
ship Chesapeake, (new, 647 tons] Ray S. Clarke,
Rotterdam, Oerchs s. Lurman.
Br. brig Penguin. Dill, w. Indies, z s. II Thicker
Br, brig Jabes, Smith, Antigua, JOS. e. Yates.
Schr Maria, Bucklin, Newbern, N. G.. master
ARRIVED,
Schr Mandarin, Briggs, days from New Bedford
oil and candles, to J. Parkhurst, Jr.
Steamer Express, Whtecar, from PHILADELPHIA
mdSe To J. A Shrver.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon from Norfolk. Re
ports early this morning, off Poplar Island rot in con-
tact with herm. brig supposed Eastern, deeply la
den bound down. Inlunng the steamers Cutwater
Sderaby, The brig was hailed after the cOlls ion but
could not learn the extent of her DAMAGE, supposed to
The accit lent is attributed to the brig negecting to
show light
Schr w II. Dawson, Hail, from Havrs de Grace,
coal, to G. ). Willeu.
SIo0p Exchange, SieGlman, from Philade' pha, as'd
cargo.
MEMORANDA.
u. 5. slOOp of war ST Louis, sailed from Rio de Ia
NERO 9ih nit in co with brig Fabigs, White, of Bal
timorC. The harQue Nautilus, Reed, of aud for Balti
more, to sail next day. Barque Helen NJ. Fielder
Willis; hrigs Tweed, Hands; and Harriet Jarvis, all
OF this port, sailed previously for the River Plate
Brig st Mary, White, (Uf Batmprf) arrived ut
Pensacola from New York, previous to 2gth ut.
The brig before reported ashore on Hog Island is
the Rebecca L0fllnt, of and for Philadelphia from
st. Thomas
The steamer Great Britain, from ~ York for Liver
pool, waSspoken Ell inst - noon, la; ~ 49, Ion GA
II ont IS hours-stancc 400 miles, or about knots
per hour.
Brig Royal Sailor, Elliott, from Baltimore for the
West indies, went TO sea on Saturday morning last
Schr Enily Johnson, Snedicor, from Baltimore ar
rived al N. York It'll inst
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{T5@ THoS' Il. NELSON, having purchased the
ehti' interests OF thr former partners respectfully an
Hounces 10 his friends, and the public generally that
he intends continuing the business on his own account
ana hopes ny his unrtIntng attention TO business To
merit continuation of that patronage so literally ex
tended 10 the late firm. in order to close the old bus
mess rs early practicable We intends selling out the
stock on hand such yer, reduced prices lcholesnie
and retail, cannot fail to attract the attention of
purchasers. Persons wishing to obtain bargains now
have IN opportunity of doing so.
The stock consists Of fine aud supcrfne CLOTHS
CASSlMERES, CASSINETS and VESTINGS; Elan
neIs; Blankets; Irish Linens; Liren Sheetngs; "A gen
era assortment Of beachei, brown and plaid Domcs-
tics; great variety of LADIES' Dress Goods, consist
ing of SILKS, CASHM ERES, MOUSLIN DE
LANES, ALPACAS, sc.
silk, Cashmere and Woollen SHhWLS; Broche
do and great variety of Goods, such are usually
kept in wholesale and retail Dry Goods stores.
~ u. lie intends Keeping up good assortment Of
new and SeaSo1abe goods, which he will SCI! n tAe
lowest market prices, and To which he invites the at
tenton of purchasers.
7. :. All persons indebted to the late firm, whose
accounts are due, are requested to make early settle
ment of the same, ssl0-eOlm
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H3-SHERiFFALTY Messls. Editors-You will
please announce TO our felI0w-cilzenS the name of
ALEXANDER a. KENNARD, Esq as the good and
true candidate OF the friends o.! 'Native American
principles, Tor the important Office of SHERIFF of
Baltimore city. The energy and patriotism OF Mr..
kennard enue him to the warm esteem and cordial
support Of every true American hand and heart.
MANY VOTERS.
o. accept of the above nomination, and solicit
the support Of my friends and die voters generally
a29-te ALEXANDER a. KENNARD.
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Sr.In isnhasee.
NJ AR I&IEn

On the 9Th inst. ny Rev. Mr.. Rackas JOHN Fg,Hcrs
to Miss Agnes A. MORAN, all of this city
on the TN inst. by Rev MIR. Cornelius, HENRY Sos
LING to Mrs SARAH PRO F, all of Bait. CO.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION.

SHEItIFF'S NOTICE. OF ELECTION.
ATOT1CE Is EEIs EBY GIVEN, That an
~ election Will ne held at the respective places of
holding the same, in Baltimore City and County, on
the first WEDNESDAY of October next, it being the
first day OF the month"; in the first teen Wards of the
city Of Baltimore, constituting Fourth CongreSsien
al Dist let of the city o Baltimore person To
represent nd District in the Congress of the United
States; and in the remaining five Wards and Ba timOre
County, constituting portion OF the Third Congress
sonal District orone person to represent said District
in the Congress of the United States; also five persons
TO represent Baltimore City, and five for Baltimore
County, III the house of Delegates of tAe
State of Maryland. Also Sheriff for Baltimore
City and one for Baltimore County, to serve for the
ling three years, and also three Commissioners for
Baltimore County. n. TRACY, Sheriff
baltimore, Sept, ., 1875, Sc .dte
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{a3-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF BAL
TIMORE. The undersigned takes The liberty Of Of
fering himself As an Independent Candidate for the
office of Sheriff al the ensuing election and respect
fully socs the support of his friends and the pubic
generally. se4-te JOHN MITCHELL.
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D3-S HERlFFALTY, To the Voters of Baltimore
City The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he still continues
candidate for the office of Sheriff, and requests their
support He pledges himself, if successful, that he
will discharge the duties of the office the hest of his
ability. [se2-2w ARCHIBALD G. RipGELY.
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ENRANKLIN GARDNER.

ENRANKLIN GARDNER,
NJ 195 BALTIMORE STREET
(ith House above Light
has just received in his retail department, and which
he would respectfully call the attention Of the la
dies.
300 pieces Rich Dress SILKS
Handsome, ChanGeable and Figured
200 pieces Scotch CASHMERES and MOUSLIN DE
LANES
100 pieces Rich French Cashmere de Ecnssc
ALPACAS aud BOMBAXiNES
Lupih'S French MERINOS
American and French CLOAKlNGS-new styles
French Tekeri,
I" Cashmere, ,u,urt
% Gamers Hair, 'ih " LIS
g De COssr,
AL 30
magnificent assortment Of French EMBROiDER-
lES-cOnssling of
French Work d Capes and Collars
60 - Chcinsctts
- " Sleeves and Cuffs
50 60 Bridal SCarfs and Wells
&c g Lawns and Linen Cambria Handk'fs
sel0-2awtf
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HEALTH OFFICE, September g, Is45.

nePo''V oHermentS IN the ciyof Baltimore, for The
VeeE, ending Monday morning, rts:
thoera lnlantum i; Iniantile unknown II; Scarle.
irvef 4; stubborn 3; Bilious fever 2; Drowned );
Worms |; Inflammation Of the bowels |: Congump-
tloh q Mania Potul; Commissions 3; Dropsy IN The
Casualty !; Bilious choic !; Old age .; Child bed !
Adult unknown |. Total S.
Dnuet year 10y Between and l0,..4
between ana - 10 and 2l,..2
2and d.. Above LIS.
Males, 81; females, 27-5S. Or which number Is
were colored pcssons-l2 free, slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY,
Commissioner of Health
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E-SHERIFFALTY.-TO THE VOTERS OF
BALTIMORE CITY. In offering myself as "A Can
didate for the Office of sheriff, should be fortunate
as to obtain your Suifagcs at the ensuing election,
promise to fulfil all the duties nppertaining tn said of
flee with fidelity and pUnctuaity. Having served as
Deputy Tor the last five years, will be enabled to
give general satisfaction,
sel-te- LORIN Y. DECKER
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CENSUS OF WILMINGTON. Wilmington city
is rapidly increasing in population. In 1910
the population was 8,367-,t is now 1889, an
increase in FIVE years of 2,272.
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a3- NATIVE AMERICAN CONVENTION. The
Naive American Convention will meet THIS EVE
MING, at Union Hail. at half past O'Clock. Mem
bers will please be punctual'
,f j HGSey = kFFIIGG AF }secretases,
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..NuR COIXTRY."

{J3-NATTNE AMEKTUANS-ATTEND! The
American citizens of Baltimore will meet in their
spccve wards at = O'Clock, A. NJ, to organize for
the ensuing election, as follows:
The candidates for Congress and the Legislature
Will address each meeting.
18th ward at J. Z, Iiammcts, Liberty street, near
Baltimore, This truesday) Evening, Sept.
lQ.h do A. IacksOn's. SaratOga street, west Of
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nsAaA DOLiA RS, and one of 500, SC.
WV No mistake AT TUCKER s. BROS
Head Quarters where prizes concerned No such
thir H. fail when ''alr shaken is given Of
packages Sold by all contained prizes hut one,
the purchaser Of which had received stiff prize
from us the dav preceding; $1,000 and $500, in two
packages, we sold 10 citizeas aud $3.50 and 5000 We
sold in packages.
100000 aud 10 of $1,000 TO-DAY. Tickets -.
TT. TUCKER \ BROTHER,
Right Oh the COrneI-liCad of Centre Market.
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sel0- wifi

mg-ATTE ON-INDEPENDENT LIGHT
DRAGONS are ordered to laeet THIS EVENING,
at7 O'Clock at Military Hall. By order of the
IT. CON HANDING OFFICER.
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BURroN's THEATRE, FRoNT STREET. The perform
ance of the 'FLady Of Lyons at this theatre on MoA
day evening, will be long remembered by all lovers of
the legitimate drana richer treat they have not en-
joyed tor many years Mrs. MOwat's representation
OF Pauline was true To the ljte and had the gifted au
thor (Buiwer been present, he would have doubtless
Joined the loud tokens of appreciation which greeted
the extraordinary genius of lady, which i'll so short
time has placed her near the head Of her profession
Mr. Crisp, as Claude Mesotte, reminded us very
much of Anderson, in the same character. His voice,
his gesture his waIk-in fact, his persOAatiou of the
character throughout, showed plainly that he is to-
lowing in the footsteps twas an excellent piece
of acting: ard when we say that he taken, by a
portion of the audience, for Anderson HIMSELF it
should be considered Il high compiment-the part of
Claude Menotte being universally acknowledged that
geutemay's best character Mrs. Mowatt aud Mr..
Crisp will appear to night in Romeo and Juliet, and
will be sustained by a powerful cast
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rrsuAT HANDSOME YOUNG LADY from

q OLD TOWN BRING OUT TIE BIG GUN
AGAIN.! The first capital prize of $1,000, to comb.
80 46 20, in the Bel-Aif Lottery, No. 81, which was
drawn yesterday, sept. 9th, sold in quarter tick
ct to young and very pretty lady from Old Town.
she remarked that she had been up town ''shoppng,'
and having heard of our extraordinary luck in selling
four capital ptizeS last week, she was tempted to
make her first purchase in Lotteries. She Bought
quarter tickei-pad lis 90! cents for it, and will real
ze, when she brings IN the prize the of 4S7 80.
We congratulate hen the success of her first invest
ment, and invite Others who in need of spin mo-
ney' 10 try Ms. Call nj
EMORY s. CO.'S Prize Office,
1t ri No Calvert street, Baltimore. Md.
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MUSEUM The Saloon of the Museum, on the coca
sian of"Owen's" benefit last evening, was perfect
iam-he house being literally crowded from zenith to
foundation. A merted compliment 10 an excellent
actor. good bill is presented for TO- night: Love and
Charity and Uncle John, two laughable pieces. Mr..
pa,l. is hrtcrmned IL q ahead,
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f67- SHERIFFALTY. am a candidate for the
office of SHERIFF OF Baltimore City-if elected,
shall endcavor to do my duty.
se3-2awit :. {. LEAklN.
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r3-SHERIFFALTi. The undersigned, with the
most grateful acknowledgements of that kind prefer
grst his name for the office of sheriff of Baltimore
City and to make n tlatterng announcement to that
effect takes occasion TO express his assent to their
nomination, and ia add an assurance that should he
he elected, his constant efforts perform the duties
OF the Office with imparality, scrupuous integrity,
and due regard the hnmanitics of life, shall merit
their confidence, and he trusts, the appreciation OF the
public generally Familiar with the energy required
under the emergencies of duty, from active parti-
eipaton in the exciting Of the past year,
High Constable of Baltimore he feels satisfied that
respects and with earnest determination faithfully
carry out all the responsibilities of the office, he
leaves to the liberaty of his friends aud the public
generally, that disposition Of his name which can
only be announced through the ballot box at the
suing election.
jy26 swift AUGUSTUS ?. SHUT,
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HoLIDAv ST. THEATRE. Mr. ana Mrs. James'Wal-
lack will make their first appearance at this house to-
night in their favorte characters OF the Stranger and
Mrs. Halter. The gentleman and lady are great favo-
rites with a Baltimore audience, and the simple an
nsuncement of their names will doubtless secure n
,,nd house.
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NJ HERIFFALTI. This is TO inform my friends
and the public that am still CANDIDATE for the
office OF SHERIFF at the ensuing election, and if
elected shall endcavor discharge the duties thereof
faithfully and mparal!y, and that it is not my inten
ton to Withdraw from the canvass as has been indus
lrousyr"poncd, but shall await the issue through the
ballot box
seI-eoflstO Isl GEO. S. EICHEL BERGER.
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OREGON MAIL. The st, Joseph's Gazette,
Of Il late date, notices the receipt at that place,
BY individuals returned from the Rocky Noun
tains, of several hundred letters, written by
emigrants TO Oregon to their friends in various
parts Of the Union. The letters were mailed
at St. Joseph's, for their respective destina-
tons This is new feature in the history of
the west.
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n3-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md ConsO
dntnh I.nflprY t.lnss M &c for 1913.

46 SO 65 IL 20 Al 50 So II 10 Q
}5 and as, being the Isl and Cd drawn Nos each S2j
- and 65, being the Sd ard 4Ih drawn Nos. each 20
and 20, being The 18th and 9Th drawn Nos. each Is
If and 50, being the 9TH aud 9Th; on Il and 30,
being the 9th and 10Th drawn Nos. each IN
All having Two Of tbs drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only Of the drawn Nos on, % 81
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. } y, Calvert.st.
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New YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. The sub
scrption books for the completion of this road
were opened in n. York on Monday, and Tie
sum Of 81, 200 900 subscribed.
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STEAMSHIP HlBEaEIA. The Hbernia, from
Boston for Halifax and Liverpool, was seen of
Cape Sable on the Cd inst, the Cape bearing
n. Z. 80 miles distant
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rooms
For Rotterlan-Ship Scotia, 18Th inst.
For Rouerdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despatch
For guardianship Rebecca, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam-Bar1ue Hermitage, few davs
For Rio de Janero-Barqur Hehe 10Th inst
For Bremcn-Ship Elise Goth inst
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ENUR SALE. very likely girl Is years of age,
M from the country, to serve years; ~ is A uood
house servant. aud can come well rccomu, udrd. Al
black hoy IN years of age TO serve 80 wears An
ply quickly at sCOTTIS lnteliii encr O(re
seiO No, 10 Exchanpr Place
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AUGUSTUS P. SHUT.

{r3 Please announce GEO. GORDON BELT, ESQ.
a candidate for the city Shera!ty at the neXteIec
ton. TseS-tel BALTIMORE
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h3- Y. s. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French s. German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will be sold, by wholesale and retail, as low as
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varietieS-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames Of all descriptions.
CURNICES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-gilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
yield No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.
n3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. IDS NORTH HIGH
STREET. two doors north of GaY-St. mhl2-ly
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TIVE AMERICAN NoM3SATIoNs.

MORNING, Srnr. 10, l845.
NATIVE AMERICAN NOMESATIONS.
FOR CONGRESS.
JOHN McKlM DUNCAN.
FOR THE .4SSENBLI
DAVID TAYLOR,
JOSEPH BRECk,
JOHN E. HOLLAND,
DAVID PARR.
ISAIAH BALDFRSTON
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LATEST DATES.
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HAVE, l6 New Orleans, -. Sept,