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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF B.3LTIMORE 4 C.4LI,ERT- SITS.
FHNHIS EVENING, Nov. 18th, will be perform
10 ed oPlTALFiELD WEAVER. Summons, Mr.
}. SELF ION. Brown, Mr.. GALLAGHER. Adele.
Miss CANNON
The INFANT SISTERS will appear
To conclude with YOU CAN'T MARRY YOUR
GRANDMOTHER. Susan Trim, Mrs. WATTS.
&C. AdmltlanCe - cts, children under 10 wears of
age, l23 cents Saloon performance to commence at
to O'Clock precisely. II
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GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC BALL.
EHN kNlk ;. X LIN ENISEIINE ASGnELA

GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC BALL.
TESHE FRANKLIN FISHING ASSOCIA-
.E TON respectfully informs their friends and The
public in general, that they will give GRAND FAN
CY and CIVIC BALL on TUESDAY EEENING,
Nor 2jth, lS45, at the Arnory Of the Baltimore City
Guards corner of Hanover and Lombard streets.
The Committee Of Arrangements will spare no pains
expense to make it of the most brilliant affairs
of the kind that has ever been given in this city
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
JONI l.. KRAGER, &. G. f. GRFES,
Gro. NJ. GREEN, &. II. TAYLOR,
n. SIsCO, WIN. SHEPPARD.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
joan L. KRACER, GEORGE NJ GREEN.
G. G. +, GREEs,
MANAGERS.
VIM. A. Gaddess INDEPENDENCE CLUB.
James Grahame, John Lutz,
John F. Smith, Alfred POwman.
R. Barnard, CoMGCAL CLUB.
And ]. Thompson j, II. G.. Thhkei,
+. Rrisinger VIM A. Stewart
LEXINGTON CLUB. BRANDYwINE CLUE.
VIM. P. McGrahame, Geo. w. Peacock,
VIM. QuOgley n. Porter.
NEPTUNE CLUE.
Geo. w. Aaron,
John w. Clark.
DO CLARK'S celebrated Cotilli0n and Military
BANDS have been engaged for the oce lsion. The
ceremonies OF the evening will be under the manage
mGnt of JOSHUA II. MILLER.
0f3-Tickeis ONE Notwithstanding gentle
man and two ladies'. For sale at the Office of the Bal
tmOre Clipper n3 mwTt
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EAR. CURISTIE'S GALYANTC
k| RINGS AND VETO FLUID.
DR.. a. II. CHRISTIE, the original patsniee and
inventor of these celebrated articles feels duty 10
warn the public lest they be deceived in purchasing
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS. Ut. Christie wishes the
citizens OF Baltimore, and all other places where his
discovery has been Introduced, to understand that ne
IN no manner recognises anv Of TIE articles sold IN
dor the name Of "Ganvanic Rings, &c" unless they
are connected with his name, and sold by his autho
riGet Agent Dr. Christie takes N" responsibility to
further asser that :hese limitations OF his discovery
possess no beneficial effect whatever Al persons,
therefore, who are suffering from any of the painful
maad'es cnmprehcnded urder rheumatism IN all IFS
forms, on nervous complaints, matter how chrome
only place in Baltimore where the genuine Galvanc
Rings and their notifications can be ohtlined, viz o,
SETH $. HANCE, NOS Baltimore street,
Mo And cor ,er Of Cherries and Prai SITS.
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& 10000 N3 aR6GE5 Or Ensrs
WANT ID. Apply to
BOND & GELBRCIL
Red Ee!.ir ,lyrnI.. M 40 Ccc0p1- 81

BOND & GELB.RCH
RED! Esictc y9gcntg No. 40 Scc0nd-st.
E-1 Who offer Tor sale a large variety of very
$.essf cheap property, pau Of which we udIRc:-
EG5si large N beautiful 3 story dwelling, with
G-i,sls large back buiilugs-1t ~ feet front, 10
Gerp 10 an alley, on Lexington st near Charlcs.st
Dr., a Also, spacious and we'll arranged story
Ms3a dwelling on w. Lombard 81 near iIoward-st.
e..Hs lot 81 feet, l7G deep TO alley, with sta
heS, This house viii BE- sold very cheap, in fee sim
plc'or with Il ground rcHt. do. in st. Pau.-sl. near
franklin, S26OO; in EXgtCr-st near CRANKY So 500:
neat , story dwell ing on Madison st. near Howard,
at only &3JO-wi rent for $780, in W. Lexington
St near Pine, with passage and hack building, and
deep lot only S2GOt; III Sdratoga,St. between Pine
ST. and Run alev-2 story, with attic and back build
ing, lot II by lls feet deep cost 400 10 build,
nuW he sold at only u 800, in yments of j. ,, D.
and years, is under rent at Sl60; in Pitt ST. near
Eden, az $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca It.
near Little Green, only $1,000; in w Fayctte- ST.
near Cove at Sl,25O each; Gin IarrisOn-st near the
Synagogue; in Caroline nGatE Baltimore $500;
i'll Wansbeck near IiOllIEs ST., S575 and $50; in
Granby-st near Exeter, $1,000 in CourtIand st. in
fee, S4,29O very large and mostdesiabe with
dwelling on N. side of LeXinglOA-st between EutaW
aud lioward-will be sold cheap on easy terms; and
many others.
BUILDING LOTS 10 Lease in every direction
some with advances.
A large number of FARMS for sale. [Al NIL
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GtO-PA RTNERSHIP. WIN ROGERS and
W WIN. BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting Of the business of Merchant Tai
lors, at the former Store of Mn. ROGERS, No. 106
MARKET STREET, five doors west of st. Paul ST.,
the house formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank.
QG3- The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, can with confidence solicit the pa
tronage of their f0fmer friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that thcyw find it to be to their
interest TO give us their patronage.
{G3- Our Stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
gsth Oct 1876 o2g ROGERS s. BOYD.
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Ivory HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY.
n We call attention to our well selected stock of
Ivory Table Cutlery of various qualities including
Rod aers, Graves, Moons and Other Makes in sets Of
81 aud 30 pieces; also, fine ivory Table and Dessert
Knives with French styefork in dozens; do without
forks: also Beef and Game CarverS, Stees, sc. NC
An of which can be had remarkably low at the cheap
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. l8 Baltimore ST,
2nd door East Of Harrison
JAMES CORTLAN s SON,
Importers Of Table Cutlery, Walters,
u5 Family and Fancy Hardware, sc.
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a CHEMICAL RE>uLT 10 enable persons 80
IA DYE lNSrHNTANEOUSLN their HAIR, with
Out the least ineCRvCnience.
JULES HAUEI.'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLES
LIQUID HAIR DYE, for changing red or gray halri
whiSkers, eyebrows, sc. 80 a brown, black ohPsaGt
color. The slightest evil consequences need 10; BE-
feared from ii use-ii is altogether harmless.
Tins composition is the only one sanctioned by NE
science OF Chemistry, 10 dye, IN an indeib3 manner
the various s.adatons Of Ors, without danger or IN
convenience, and has justified the Liberal patronage
and unlimited confidence of the public
o. BeioaTs Of CounterfsHc', ASK ioi "'ases
Hauti's Vegetable Liquid Hair pJe, if yoa "au!.E
genuine article.
For sale, Wholesale and rstdh by
Jul .Es lAJEL,, P,rumrr ana Chenis.'
4G g Third =. below C0esaut Phhac'
And fer gale in Baltimore by the following aEeh'S
n N. Robi u.nN cor Gay and Sara risi }. boEEE,
2lO Baltimore St; Mortimer s. s'owhray, Baltic aus
Chariss-.ts: Tbos. &. HARRISON, &j3 Baltimore 81; !,
Fickey & sons 2I-3 BattmoIeSt3 4. Croyeau, II
Ballo,re-st: Coleman Il Rodgers, l75 Baltim0Te-st'
s. &. Winchester, l65 BaItmoresE u. Hale lie BAL!
Ity,ore-s;J NJ LarcquN, BALTIC, HaIrison-sssi Jas
p, re Lacour. so BaiumDre-St: H. $. Thompson
Howard and Fdycitc-sts; &. P, Rodgers, AnwHd am
',iajon-ss: J. ". Barry x Co, Ratio. Il Peari-s's
O!-w Sni3m
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NCELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
y Coughs, Colds, iioarseness and difficult breath
ing. Prepared ari sold b. G.. K.TYLER,
ap24 CorGe. East Baltimore and High SITS,
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A n EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
IA FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOTHS-AmHrican. English and EEench

NIIVI IIo-HIiIt TIVdH, thgTIsH and Fftncl
CASSIMERES-Pla Plain and Fancy
VESTISGS-Silk, Velvet, Satin, Worsted, Sc
Sattinets, TweedS, Kerseys. Jeans and Linscys
Cashmcres, Mousiine de Lame, black and cO'd
hipacaS, BOmbaznes. &c. Also, one of the hand
soonest assorments of GALICOES in the city
iAWLS-Cashmcre, Thibct, Wool, Mcusine de
Lame, Blanket and Net
FLANNELS-Nhite, Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton FIannels, Ticking
Pcaitcniiary rlals, Checks, Cotton Yarn,
Brown and Eleached MUSLINS, sc. sc.
{I- For sale nj The Agency Store rcry tor for east
by LUTHER J. con. Agent.
No. II Baltimore street, ID door below
nil-2n TupOl.tl's alley,
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HEANCE's sARsAPAHiLLA

HHANCE'S SARsAPAHiLLA
mM VEGETABLE, OR BLOOD PILLS,
Are decidedly the safest and best medicine ever in
t!oduced, for curing Dyspepsia CosLveness, Singing
10 the Ears, Giddness, Headaches, Drowsiness, De
preston or lOwness of Spirits, and all Diseases arts
ing from an impure state Of tine Blood. Be careful to
AVON WORTHLESS COUSTERFEITs,
and ASK in all cases, for HauCCs Genuine Pills price
IS cents per box, or FIVE boxes for ST.
For sale by SETH $. HANCE, 1903 Baltimore St,
and corner of Charles and Pratt streets. OBJ
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

| n McKIM DUNCAN has removed his Office
| sB from No "a n. Charles street TO Ne 81 North
| CALVERT STREET. OPS 3ul
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RaOOSE'S PECEORAh MIXTURE. In
Wa offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that II - no iuacN
remedy to cure all diseases nor It recommended as
cure for consumption it is prepared from the re
ceipt of the late Dr. Moore, of Philadelphia, and Is a
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections. II will also b" found useful in the mel
pient stages of bronchitis. Numerous ceiuhcates
could he obtained from Il Osc who have derived bene-
iii from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary as
trial of it will be sufficient recommend on Of It's va
Iue as n remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES b. BARRY,
mig If No iS2 Baltimore street.
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CLEARED,

FROM cHE EXCHANGE sEAD'Nc-Room poon>.
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9plTfEi{. go Packages Glades and " ester.
HS GUTTEE-In stue and for sale at
), CLAY TON * SONS Butter Denot.
no l62 Lombard street.
NERS. MCPHERSON, No. 80 N. How sgi st.,
, IVh mas Just received fro New York un1tntr sur
ply Of Doluet RIBBONS, -
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FOR SALE & RENT.

ENOR sALE-GRoUND RENTS of different
H. amounts, well secured, for sale at per CENT
Apply to BOND s. GELBACH
NIL 40 Second St
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BLANKETS, FLANnELS, MERINOS, SHAWLS,
SILK YELVETS, CASHMERES, sc. &c.
ED ngcELDOWNEY IL co. have for sale
ma o reasonable terms
BLANKETS, of all sizes and qualities
FLANNELS, of Roseis' and ArCher's patent
do offs, "A and Sd white, red and yellow
French MERINO5 Of the best quality and all colors
SILK VEbVErS, all c0lers, with blk. and blue blk
French CASHMERE, the newest styles
Tibet CLOTH, a new and beautiful article for
walking dresses
French and Scotch MOUSLIN DE LANES
SHAWLS, SILKS, with their usual large assortment
of Irish Linens, Linen Sheetng, Damask and
Diaper, Table Linens, Toweng, Caaton Elan
nes, Gloves, sc. Call at -
No. 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
nl2 between Calvert and igh G-stS
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NELlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10 ls45.
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yKTORSTED DAWASK. | have now on
wv hand an assortment of first rate WORSTED
DAMASK, all coiors, very cheap. Persons wishing
Damask for CURTAINS. &c. will find ii TO their ad
vantage TO call, as am determined 10 sell exceeding
iy low. Call and see.
JOHN G. HOLLAND,
No. rs N. Gay street, near the
O2i Odd Fellows; Hail.
YyyO PROPRIETORG OF OYSTER HOU-
d. SEES, EATING HOUSES, &c. The subscriber
has just received supply Of Tin and China HOT
WATER PLATES aud DISHES for Broiled Oysters,
Fried Oyst RS and Steaks, which are decidedly supe-
rOr to the old STYLE Of caing dishes, tor the above
luXuries; and will be sold low for cash. at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED II, REP, No. 3}5 Batimore-st..
O27-1tf 2nd Tin Store above ISward-st.
NOTICE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL ROAD.
In ,ursuacce of an order Of
s ss5sssss ar the President and Directors OF
e.ssssgsS .z.;s this Company, notice is he' eby
W. ~. T2s.s>a@- igiven that no monies will here,
after be received IN payment o. freight5, accrt Inc
from the transportation Of Met. handize or PrDdL ce,
that is rot BGntabc in this city. Ey order,
nl3,lm (ArAl w. s'WooDs!DE, Sup.
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STATE OF THE OREGON CUES
TION.

This controversy, on which hinges, per-
haps, The peace Of The world, appears TO
have approached no nearer termination
now, that i, has become firebrand on
both sides of the Atlantic, than when II
was mere play thing among po;li:'ans.
Arsumen. is exhausted. Tie press has
Eliminated. The orators have decluimed.
The demagogues have ceased to draw
from il materials Of popularity, DlpIo'
macy even has exhausted lis resources
Still this questio aerata remains in lis
original stale of peril TO the peace OF TWO
countries whose relations are naturally
pacific. Despite rumors, speculative sng'
ges,ions and the whole progeny Of conJec'
lure, we feel con6den, that no definite
conclusion or approach to settlement can
he made un,ill both MIR. Polk and Sir
Robert Peel have felt the public impulse,
as indicated in the opinions of The hmeri-
can Congress and British Parliament.
When the British Premier repelled in the
House OF Commons our extreme preien-
sion TO Oregon, lie was borne along on the
,orren, Of British pride. Fle became, ioI
the moment, as sensitive and'repulsive as
the mos, impassioned advocate for British
honor could have desired. In this ne
showed himself the adroit manager Of
The Hors, of Commons. To have lhen
fallen short Of the highly excited tone Of
that body would have risked his influence
over it. To have pitched his indignation
in 100 low key would have hazzarded
his popularity. In short to fag on such
an occasion is to commit an irreporable
blunder. Sir Robert Peel was, therefore,
compelled 10 sympathize with the House
of Commons and national feeling beyond
the safe limits Of public sympathy-to
kindle even with warmer glow thanthe
most ardent of his followers.
Blu, there is sucn part to play in the
action Of a British Minister as 10 fall in
with The strong curen, Of public feeling,
and,o coax ii into quietudc by The arts Of
counerac,ing policy. The modes of
sloiag this are various in 4 country i'm.
pressible in its opinions through free po-
li,ical press. That which appears 20 have
been inexiricabry involved in the tolls Of
diplomacy, may dwindle into insigtlli-
canoe by working skilfalfy on the public
uind. Tha, for the mainiainunce Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-12

Tic Hon. franklin Piercc.-G"r. Steele OF
New Hampshire recently appointed the Hon
Franklin Pierce United States Senator, t"hl
the vacancy occasoned by the resignation o f
the Hon. Levi Woodbury.. III consequence Of
hi professional engagements Mr. Pierce de-
c,nra :"c appointment. Mr. p. wss a mem.
b"r Of the Unlted State. Senate in 1912,
whenhe resigned He Is kno.. many OF
our readers. as an able and distinguished
C. nmpion of Democracy, in thai noblest of the
Noan.in States, New Hampshire.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-12

Fine T'urnips.-We were presented du-
ring the last week, ,,byMaj. J. H. Hughes
and MIR. Amnn Lindsey, with some very
large Turnip- Of his falls growth. The
largest weighed 45 lhs., md lie others
little less. Messrs. H. and l.. iii please
accept our thanks for the same, as 1--WE
are thankful for small favors, and larger
ones in proportion"
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WAR PREPARATIONS Is EsoLAND.

WAR PREPARATION Is ENGLAND.
Tee European Times says:-The dock
yards and naval arsenals of Eng land ex-
Libi, extraordinary activity at the presea,
moment. In many Of The outports, steam
frigates of the largest class have been or
deTed by the government, 10 be ready by
fixed period, according to The contracts
andilhe builders have been bound in heavy
penalties to have them ready al the
required time. In addition, surveys have
been made Of the cuas, and Of the ou'ports,
and preparations are also being made for
placing the whole in position of the
greatest strength and Liy-Rnt
The natural inquiry is, whence this war
like activity Those who pro-
fess 10 see farther into milestone than
any of their neishbors, point to Oregon
for solution Of the mystery. Presden,
Polk, say they, is determined TO have the
disputed territory, irrespective of the
consequences. The comparative weak
ness OF the wings in the House. and the
strong feelings which influence large
portion Of The citizens Of The U, States
upon this question, are adduced as potent
reasons for the preparations for the on
slaughr, CT which The dock yards OF Britain
give indubitable proof. The preparations
10 which we aIude, are unques'lonably
matters of fact.
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The Choeta,D Indians The Choctaw tribe
of Indians will make application at the next
session Of Congress, for admission into the
Union. The Chief. Pitchyn, q man Of con.
siderable distinction, will be at Washington,
and present the petition The Choctaws num-
ber about $4,000, and have adopted regular
Constitution. In another part of our paper
will be found brief account of this tribe, to
which we refer our renders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-12

Merican Indsmnify.-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Journal
of Commerce writes thai the Executive
has, at length, determined 10 despatch a
special agent TO Mexico for the purpose
Of making formal demand upon that
government for the. paymep, of the in
demnity due to us, under the Treaty con
cluded on he 5th Of April last.
Ckas. Courier.
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FOREHGg NEWS.
From the N. y. Herald Extra, Noo. d.
j ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CALEDONIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
DosToN. Nov. Sd, }
3 o'clock, p. NJ.

DosToN, Nov. Sd,
3 o'clock. P. NJ.
The Royal Mail Steamship Caledonia
arrived at abou, half past . O'Clock this
morning, bringing Liverpool! papers 10 The
l9,h uli. aud London 10 The 18Th.
The price of corn wac rising rapidly
The weather in England continued ino''
wrelched for crops.
THE iron ,rade-was brisk, and the de-
maud far beyond The supply.
The American provision trade ilouFlsh,
es. The stock of Beef, Pork, and
Cheese, is light; and the state Of things
in Ireland will have tendency not only
to improve prices, but 10 lessen competi
lion.
The Cotton markc, is depressed. The
business transacted is limited, prices have
downward tendency, and holders, evil
dcn,ly not a, ease, show desire 10 accept
the current rates, and 10 prestlheir stocks
The sales Of the week, ending on Friday.
only amounted to 2O,0U0 bales, aud limit
ed as this business is, it was even more
restricted yeserday,-for not more than
1900 to 1000 bags changed hands.
The people of that part Of Russia stu
aled near the Black Sea, were, al The last
accounts, suffering terribly for the want
of provisions.
The price OF bread has advanced IN
Paris, and indeed all over Europe.
The Jesui,s of Saint Acheul, being dis:
persed by order. of their sOperiors, have
sold the Maison de Blament, which they
possessed, at the gates of Amicas. This
important establishment, which formerly
con,ained 200 students, has been put-
chased by the Danes du Bon Paslcur as
a refuge for repen,ant young women
A new conspiracy is said TO have been
discovered al Warsaw, and some scores oil
wrc;chcd victims, chiefly students, have
been packed off 10 Siberia. and 10 The
dungeons Of the fortress. Great cruel
lies are prac,ieed towards monks and nuns
and The people il general. TO compel them
TO abandon the Catholic for the Greek
Church.
The river Tyne has been visited by a
flood, higher than any that has occurred
for the las, thirty years.
The failure of the polatoe crop IN Ire
land is most distressing event. The ac.
counts connected with this subject, from
all paris Of that country, are painful t0
the extreme.
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Treaty ,oiM the Zoieoercia.-Om r"1i, 3
will remembc', thai some time since. com.
merca treaty was made with the Z,l:,r n
on terms which were resardedas very favorable
10 this country. II va, moi consumma,ed. MIR.
Wheaton, the United States Minister u, Ber
i'm, has again opened negotiation for another
treatv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-12

Congressional Election in ElOrMa.-We C
copy the following from the Floridian of the
25th ult.
The democratic candidate, William II
Brokenbroagh is elected. His majority
i, is ascer,ained. is cerlaily above So,
aad i, perhaps l2O. The aggregate in
The STATE is several hundreds less than al,
The May election. The democratic vote
is much less. The true democratic ma
jorily in this Stale is not less than 600,
and we helepe it will hereafter exceed
1000 votes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-12

Presidency Of the South Carolina College,
Several of the friends of the Hon William C
Preston are urging his claims to the Presi-
dency ofthis Institution, ifa vacancy should
occur Mr.. Preston is well knnwu 10 be I"
gentleman of fine literary allainments, and
doubtless, world add grace and dignity to the
Presidents chair 1t is not certain, that he
wonld accept the Office. if it should be rendered
to him.
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misunderstanding to the census of 1870,
the population Of Baltimore was about o., 900.
Itis now estimated at about 100000 New ed
ifices particularly Churches, are springing up
in the city, and its prosperity is on The ad.
vance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-12

The beauties Of The Russian system of
serfdom is well illustrated when we state
that some. RI The weallhiest men IN ST.
Petersburg, whose word is good for GlO0,-
600 on the Exchange. are slaves and are
liable at any time, with their families, 10
be sent bv their masters to herd swine or
dig in The mines !-,Souihern Chronicle.
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The STATE Agricultural .Soc7ety.-Wilf
hold lis regular annual meeting in 'he
Representative ball during The frs, week
Of the Session of the Legislature. Tile
Hon'l. j. R. Poinsett will deliver The ad
dress and various premiums will be uwar.
ded for domestic manufactures aud crops.
The Ladies will bear in mind lha, a
a splendid "silver cup is offered to the
-iudy VINO will grace the society with her
presence, dressed in The best fabric of her
own manufacture" e."-Carolinian