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tonishment that II is submitted To at all
rather than that il is complained Of SO
much BY the people.
This is view which should surprise
ia that any portion Of the letter carriege
is retained, rather than tha, So much OF
il goes by private expresses, who can
carry for half our charges, and then make
II profit Of two hundred per cent.
Take u single view Of the praciical
eifec,s Of The bill We are considering
with the rate of postage proposed OF hive
cents, and see If there is reason TO re-
gard The reduction as too great, or to
apprehend that carrying letters will be
improbable, and thereby throw the ex-
pense for that part Of the service upon
the Treasury.
/ will take the number Of letters now
sent by public and private conveyance,
based upon the actual number carried ~
the United States mail in 1886, togethe,
with those hitherto free, without any ad-
dition from the anticipated increase from
reduction Of rates.
This will give forty five million Of
letters. The increase will, to small
extent, change the relative weight of the
letters and printed matter for which it
may be proper to add to the cost of car
Irying the letters, one hundred and twen-
ty-fve thousand dollars, and 10 that eX.
ient reduce the cost Of transportation oI
printed matter, (the whole cost Of trans
poriaiion remaining the same. With
these alterations the account will stand
in this way
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The chair laid before The Senate The fol
lowing communication from the President o
the United States, which was read and or
dered to be printed
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Which shows, without any
increase from a reduction
of postage, an aggregate
deficiency Of
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|. Mr. Choate defended u.
/ The subject was laid over, and Mr. Col.
quit made a most violen, and radical speech
IN favor of the annexatIon OF Texas.
\ Mr. Summons followed. After five hours
session he would have been glad It the Sen
ate had been willing 10 pass over the subject
informally until Tomorrow, as he would like
a few moments TO collect himself To reply To
the most startling and dangerous doctrines
ho had ever heard uttered in the Halls Of
Congress since he had been member Of the
Senate. But as Senators seem disposed Ia
have the debate go on, he would waive Tie
reply he desired To make to those declare
tlons, coming as they did from Senator who,
like himself, protesssd 10 be an humble fol
lower Of the Saviour of mankind and would
enter OF once on the discussion OF he main
question at issue.
, A motion vas made 10 informally pass over
the subject and 90 into executive session
but Mr. Sewer and MIR McDuflie objectiug
+ tho motion was wilhdrown, aud Mr. Simmons
continued.
I lie SAID Senators we're talking about IN.
nexlng foreign State. Ii was not our own
state aud our own people, but a foreign
Slu,c nnd foreign people. lie had nothing
10 say as TO where that people went from. or
by way of reflection upon their molycs for
going there he lmpugned not their motives;
bu, would hsk IL they were our nation and
people ? Had we anything TO do with ihcmi
Did our lave govern lhem2 lie referred to-
The nllUsiop which gentlemen in favor Of an
nexaion had msde 10 The admission Of North
Carolina aud Rhode Island into the Union,
aud 10 their representation that these two
States were NJ much out of the Union. and
~ much foreign States as Texasi is now ont oi
The Union and foreign State md denied the
position which such gentlemen had assumed.
lie read from the Constitution Of Rhode Is
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-20
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
n ED w RID BIRD,
. No. 200 BALTIMORE STREET.

81 No. 200 BALTIMORE STREET.
between Il rht and Charles SITS.
Has lust received from latest mporlatiOns and viii
continue to add to his stock they arrive the most
desirable Goods imported, Also, 0AEsrIC GooDs OF
every deScnptnn--So tnat persons wishing to buy
will find, by calling AT - Baltimore street. one of he
best assorted 81 ckS o. dncg and Staple Dry Goods in
this CITY, and at hGowcst prices whole sale and retail
JUST OPENED.
New style Cashmere D'ECOSSE, all prices
French MouSeline de LANES, extra quality
bale super CLOAklNGS
Super black and c0l'd ALPACAS, very cheap
Super black aud blue black SILKS
Fancy Silks; black aud white Grapes.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHANLS!
Extra rich cmbroid, red Grape Shawls
do. Cashmere ShawIs
Win variety of other Shaws, all prices.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
just opened super black French CLOTHS, tHilIed
bodies, of superior quality and cheaper than
Also, west of England aud Domestic CLOTHS
Fancy Casslmeres, all prices.
LINEN GOODS.
Linen Cambria tldkfs; Camhric3
Irish Linen and 1heetngs Bamslcy do.
Extra rich Table DAMASk
Damask Table Cloths; Napkins
HuckaGack Towels; Russia Diaper
A full assortment OF WHITE GOODS
AsO-Silk, cotton and cashmere HOSIERY
Ladies' aad geHtcmrn's silk and kid GLOVES
DOMESTIC GOODS. all kinds
Blank 5, Flannes aud Fultd LnsGy.
All of wnuh will sell on the hrs terms.
j. EDWARD Bird,
ais No 200 Baltimore street.
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n TlRItELLAS, PARASolS.
FRANCIS BEEHLER.
PIANO FORTES.

G.J, CONRADT has removed
EsgTTs-yzst1,sSS'Sf 10 No. 2fi BALTIMORE STREET,
VT a 1T few doors west of Charles, where he
! S'offers for sale large assortment Of
PIANOS, received by late arrivals. consisting of 3
instruments, English, German and French action and
Of various exterior finish They are manufactured by
Roseukranz, chambach and Mel haut, and other Gel
ebfated makers OF Germany The assortment is con
santly kept up by the receipt of from TO 10 fresh
instruments per mouth.
Mr.. CONRADT devotcs his time and attention ex
cusivey TO the Piano trade it is his whole and only
busint -, and he is determined have always the
best Instruments that can be procured, and to sell
them on aCcOmm Odang terms.
SECOND HAND PIANOS. An elegant London
made upright, and two square Pianos, 6 ocayes, in
excellent order, for sale low. al d2w
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gE ANCE'S COMPOUND INDICATED HURE
a HOUND CANDY.
FOR Coughs, Colds, Splitting ot hood .qsthna Con-
sumption Sore Throat. Clearing the
Ioice, Bronchitis, Group, &c.
Hvc,ded Prepared and 'SoH By
SETH = HAECE.
Corner OF CHARLES AEp PRATT Sis.
Baltimore.
This celebrated CANDY is a scientific and medical
compound therefore to avoid all appearance of uuack-
cry, and at the same time an objection that
some persons have To take a medicine, OF which the
ingredients are held secret from thCm il has been
though proper to mention the principal medicines
which enter into its composition.
THIS VEGETABLE CANDY is COMPOSED.
Of the tOtiowing Ingredients:
llorehOund. Gum Arabic Souils
Wild Cherry, Balsam TOlu, CotsfOot
Sen"ga Root, Cum BenZnm, Faxseed,
BOnrsct, LiyerwOIt. SIipnery Elm.
Irish Moss, Iceland Moss, Paranoric
COmtrey Root Elccampaine, BalSanl of Honey,
find other ingredients dmountingto
TWENTY SEVEN.
Can any doubt its efficiency after the mention OF
the above ingredients, any Of them being intsti-
mabe. as
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
FENiiE Subscriber would inform his friends and
"a customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WiNIER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
SESIINtiS, selected with special care and Judgment
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety OF Goods in his line. He feels a confidence
IN recommending his present stock to his patrons
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
t#- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident having their orders
executed III the best stye and the shortest notice.
MUD WILLIAM ROGERS.
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BoNNETS SELLING OEp.

The ITIEAP NUNNEF STORE has com
t&1menced selling OF at reduced prices as The
<s&Mp season is passing, and now offer Florence
Sssl=- Biaids. Rutland Braids, Brlliarts. Neanori
tanS, pam ana Lace Gmps, Motenas, Birds Eve
Shell Pedal, Oeven, Guted Lawn and Fancy RON
NETS, at very low prices. Children,s 8onuets in
great variety, very cheap Also, Leghom and Braid
Hats; Palm Leaf Hats; Gimp do SC. Scat
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store
je3s No Is Howard ST., 30 door from. Faye,te Il.
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ONG CLOTHS FLANNELS, &c. &c.
n X, McELpOWNEf co have this day open
ed several cases and A Shifting Long Cloths: do
and ~ Shsetlng do. do. Also, 3 and A suner
ana medium White Flannel; rs Gauze do do with
large assortment OF l0-a and II Linen Sheetiug;
Pillow Case Linen; Irish Shirting Linen; Damask
and Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins; Huckahack.
bird eye and Russia Dap rs, SC &c, which will be
sold low at No. 1853 BALTIMORE STREET.
iy26 between Calyer, and liphI streets
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For Liver Complaint. II RemarkabIe Case.
A TTENTION is asked to the following state
IN ment of Sam'l McCord, Esq, of WeIlsburg, Va:
WELLsBuPG, Va, May 2Glh, lS45.
hereby certify that | was afflicted with the Liver
Complaint aud Phthisc for a long time, b. ing more
than year under the care of a Physician, that the
disease Instead of being relieved by the medicine |
took, kept gradually getting my body sweled
so that was unable TO stonp low enough to tie my
shoe. When the disease was at the worst; was re.
commended 10 Try ~ellcrs' Liver Pills. did so, and
relieved greatly ~ the of the first box and
completely cured by the second.
SAMUEL McCORD.
90 To he had Of ]. P. Williamson corner of Gay
and High streets; G. K Tyler, corner of High aud
Baltimore Sts Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman WrCth, Light ST., opposite Dix &
Fogg's; j. A. Sawyer corner of Pratt and Paca ss.:
E Perkins corner of Baltimore and Green steets :.
Kramer Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
w. X. ORRICK, Druggist and Apothecary,
aS-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington-sts Bait
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HHoR CAMP MEETINGS. TbeCar

ENOR CAMP MEETINGS.. TheCamp Meet
n ing Ch0rs'er, or a Collection Of Hymns aud Sp-
ritual Songs, for the pious OF all denominations 25
cts, The WESLEYAN PSALMISr. or Songs of
Canaan, collection OF Hymns and Tunes designed
10 be used at Camp Meetings, Prayer Meetings, and
oth'r occasions Of social worship-25 cts.
PlOUS SONGS ucial, Prayer, Closet and Camp
Meeting Hymns and Chorusses-37t cents.
MUSICAL GEMS--A collection of HYMNS and
Tunes, adapted to all occasions of social worshp-25
cents. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers Statoners and Blank Book Manufac.
tur"rs, l5l Pratt st., adl' ming Railroad Depot. al
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

- BAItt'AINS BAIEGN INt!
49, Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
,GfgBp STREET, opposite Fayctte St, where NAV
49, be found beautiful assortment of the most
lAShonable BDNNETS, RIRBONS, FLOWERS
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment, OF Fancy articles Also, Calicocs, Nous
IN de LANES; Lawns; Linen iidkfs.; gentlemen IS
stocks and Collars; Suspcnders aud great variety of
Goods too tedious TO enumerae. The public are re
specially invited TO call AT this New and Cheap store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices 90 Don't forget-No. 23
Uaf 81 REEF, Opp'SNe taytte aBlO If
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AtLOS!NG OUT SUMMER STOCK. We
Mare now closing out our stock ofSUMMER CUT
GOODS, without regard to profit, We have yet on
hand beautiful French BALXARlNE and LAWNS,
which we are selling off at exceeding low prices.
lSn-GENJLEMEN'S WEAR consisting OF sin
ge MILD fancy CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, GAM
HROONS, plain white and fancy English DslLLISGs,
and Duck ditto of fine and superfue qualities; black
French nRAPE D'ETE Grape face and plain SUN
MER CLOTHS, Sc; PLAN and fancy SILK, Satin,
Cashmere AMI MarSeiI!es VESI'INGS; with many
other SCaSonablG Goods which are de ern.ined to
clOsH out Persons wishing bargains may rely on OBJ
tanning them, by giving us a caII.
DORSEY g. NELSON,
No g. Baltimore.
Also, on hand. a large assortment, of sun SHADES.
PARASOLETTES PARASOLS, Of The best quail
", cheap. ie2o
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NEAYSARD ~ N0V nS' BLACK WRIT
w ING INK. This Ink has stood the test of 30
rs' experience, and during that time has been
slanty increasing in public favor and patronage, and
became orI since, aud still continues 10 be the lead
ing article IT the kind in the country, II flows with
freedom, is permanently black, aud viii not mould
under any circumstances, nd is adapted to both steel
aud quill pens. Dealers and consumers can be fur
nished with 1t rs ow as they generally pay for inferior
Inks. For sale BY
TURNER, WliEELWRIGHT * NUDGE,
AZ 2 south Charles street.
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MUORE NEW BOOKS iust received at The

Moore NEW BOOKS just received at the
lYa New and Cheap Book Establishment Of OWEN,
KURrZ co, No. lac BaliInore-st., Sd door East
Of Calvert 81. ~ -
Remains of the Rev. ASAHEL NETTLESON. d.
H.. consisting of Sermons Outlines and Plans of Ser
mons, Brief Observations on Texts of Scripture, and
Miscellaneous Remarks, compiled and prepared for
the Press Bennett Tyler, ID. D., President and Pro.
fessor of Christian Theology i'll the Theological Insti
tute of Connecticut
GOSPE'. PRONE SES, by the Rev. Jos Alleine
author Of an "Aiarm to the Unconveued," sc.
PROFESSION ISNOT PRINCIPLE, or the Name
Of Christian is not Christianity, by Grace Kennedy
author of the "Drcisnn," "Anna Ross" "Jessy Al
LAM Sc from the SIKH Edinburgh edition.
LIFE IN EARNEST, being Six Lectures on Chris
tian Activity aud ArdOr, by Rev. Jas. Hamilton, cu
thor of "FIarp on The Willow" &c.
A full and complete assortment of school, Sunday
School Theological, and Miscellaneous BOOKS and
STATIONARY, constantly for sale at unprecedented
lou pAces Just come and examine our hooks ans
prices. We are determined to sell very cheap. als
pOACH TRAPS. Another supply of the
HI much approved Roach Traps, Just finished ant
for sale al the original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street,
alS sesond Tin stere above Howard st.
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EUST RECEIVED. and for sale at HINCK-
W LEY'S Literary Emporium,
Ss04 MARKET STREET.
Fiona, Romance by The Baron de la Motto Foque
author of Undne, Sintram, &c, price 2j
The Philadelphia Courier, s. cents.
Meals Saturday Gazette, +. cts.
The Saturday Evening Posi-, 6! els
The Alishipman, The Brlganne and Corvette,
by Prof J. II. Ingraham l2i.
Agents an4 the trade supplied nj low prices VITA all
new and cheap works as soon a> is .urd at
c.. HlNCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
ESQ., BALTIMORE STREET,
ale one door East of Mcclellan y alley.
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4n9 ENTIRE NEW STOCK or WATCHES
N0JM AND JENELRY, received this day, NAV %.
" grand are now ready for my customers and
Gs1.IeSthoSe who won wish to purchase a good
NHlch' The stock cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment for tneness of Guality-auung Which
are God Levers, of NJ. |. Tobias Co.'S; ]. p. John
son Church ST. Watches; GoId Lcpincs; Gold An
Choir Levers; Gold Cap; Brass Cap; first quality Silver
anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches sc. which are
offered wholesale and retail by GABRI Ell ID. CLARK
at his Old established store, Waerst. second door
from Calvert. led If
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION
OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE
-c1s.eans- IA Thr HOWARD nlNISIO

OF THf SUNS UF TENPEKN NUE
dzaeeaS~ h. The HOWARD DIVISION, No.
uIIasa.sT 3, Sons OF Temperance, would re-
S. III specially inform the public that
lSaa-zs1-is7saEzst they have chartered the safe aud
commodlOus steamer TGIDHA JEFFERSON, Capt.
HILL Tor an excursion to the pleasant town uf ; f..
MlGHAELS, on WEDNESDAY. the Goth instant -
They pledge themselves that no pains wI he SpUed
to render this one Of the agreeable excursions Of
the season. As there Will be no spintu malt Ii
qU0rS allowed on hoard
The Indepeuden1 Grcys' BAND win be on board.
Dinner, Confectionery, and Refreshments will he fur
nlshcd on board at reasonable prices. {G- The hlat
will have the corner of L!h. and Pratt streets, nj
O'Clock; touching at the County wharf, Fe's Point,
bOh going aud returning.
{fy- Tickets 80 cents each, children haf plice-fnr
sale at the Clipper and sun Offices, aud by bro james
w. Stewart, 70 BatmOrc-st bro. j. f. Seguin, Pratt
street; bro Robert c. Barnas Broadway, Fell's Point;
bro Samuel White, county wharf and on board the
Boat on the morning of the day. The members of
other Divisions will wear their Regaa. al6-it
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II OSF. Was lost on board the steamboat Column,
NJ bin, on the occasion of the National Blues ex
cursion to Annapolis on Thursday afternoon, Gold
BRACELET, with five red s"ls. II had the initials
OF G. w. z. to NJ, e. ]. engraved on The ocket u
was ithci lost on board the boat in Annapolis.
liberal reward will be paid TO the finder BY returnin.
il at No. 81 BALTIMORE ST. jy3O-n
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EDUCATION.

aDEV.J II. EEY'S INSTITUTE oR LA
40, DIES No s37 w. PRATT STREET, will be
le-opened on MONDAY, the LIST of september next
IF3- Terms reasonable isl al2-u
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a1OhpOuND SYRUP GUM AnABIc-

& t0MPOUND SYRUP GUM ARABIC
- For Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
the Breast This is pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with olhcr It needles which renders
it one Of the most efficient medicines for the above
named complaints ever uhired for H. g relief of sur
ferng humanity. 1t has maintained high standing
for eight years, aud needs only fair trial to prove the
Truth of TIC above statement Prepare only by
G. X. TYLER,
ap24 corner East Baltimore and Hirh sts
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ANCE'S SARsAPARILLA OR BLOOD
n Pills cure Dyspepsia, CosVeness, singing IN
the Ears, Dizziness, Inflammation of stomach am
Liver, BrGpSv Rheumatism, Weak Nerves, SEX
state aud circulation of the Blood. Price % cents
per box
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner of Charlie,
and Pratt SIS. aus
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TNR1NTED LfNENS AND MARSElLLES
"a QUILTS. K. McELDOWNEY Y co. have
Just opened, case Printed Linens warranted all fax,
suitable for gGniemen's shirts, which will be sold low.
Also, Il qlanltyot French MARSElLLES QUILTS,
of the very best quality. Those wishing TO purchase
such Goods, would do well to call and examine them,
as they The finest article Of the kind that has been
III this city for years.
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
ais between Calvert and Light stree Is.
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flames NJ. HAIG, No, l2I BALTlM CREST
~ -four doors above South street,) wholesale ana
retail manufacturer of GlMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs.
odd Fellows Masonic REGALlA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS, sc. and dealern MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SC, which he offers for sale
on terms that cannot fail 10 give every satisfaction.
His stock comprises, in part, the following articles
Trimmings of all kinds, for Ladies dresses
Weddings. Lnccs odd Fellows and
Cords and TasSels Masonic RegaIia
Braids, Edgings Purse Twist
Tai!ors' Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons of all kinds Military Trimmings
Glmps, Cords, Sc. of all kinds
Steel Buttons Gloves, merine, silk, cot
Hair Work ton and Kid
Stars Laces Suspenders
Navy Anchors Watch Guards, sc.
NO All orders left with Mr. II will be attended to
with promptitnde. ap24-ly
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No THE MOST MAGNIFICENT

a sseasw THE MOST MAGNIFICENT
sSszs,s cSAeS,r~PIC-NIC EXCURSION OF TIE
sSsSas.sx&t&- SEASON will ''come Off - on TIL YRS
DAY MORNING NEXT, the 2lst inst, at O'Clock,
under the auspices ot the UNlEERSALlST SAB.
BATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Having chartered for that purpose the splendid and
c0mmOGiOus steamer BOSTON, Capt. Crouch and
secured the valuable services of the INDEPENDENT
BLUES; BAND, under the direction of Capt a. Hon
LAND, the Committee feel safe in saying that This Elk
cursOn will he the peaSanIcst II not the best this
son {G7- KENNARD'5 LANDING. the plac" Sc
lccted situated about - mile, from Baltimore, com
maudng a view of the Bay; having good wharf, at
which the Boat will remain during the day.
US There will be REFRESHMENTS on board for
those who wish, on T. importance principles.
The boat Will leave the lower end Of Patteison-st,
stopping at the County wharf, going and returning
Ladies and Genllemen'S Tickets 50 cents each, and
81 for Children who do not belong to the School
They he procured at Il. &. Masom's, No SO Pratt
street; ]. 5. Georges, No g6 Marsh Market space:
John T. Hantzsche's, No. "A Baltimore street, and OF
any of the Teachers of the sabbath School.
BY order Of the ..
als-3t COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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yBOSGTIVE SALE OF A

NNO. Fl. REA'S READY MADE CLOTHING
% ESTABLISHMENT, N. e, corner Of SOUTH
AND PRATT STREETS.
The proprietor respectful y informs his friends and
the public that he has constantly on hand large anu
general Il ,sortment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
to suit all Seasons, made up in good STYLE which ne
will sell on very low terms. alS eo4w
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GRAND MILITARY u CIVIC EXCUR-
SION or THE NATIONAL BLUES--TO AN

d sszS.r, BY request Of great many very re-
HxxjRkl No. pectahle families the NATIONAL
Sf5EsssAzksk6R BLUES have been induced TO repeat
their excursion, had last month for which purpose
they have chartered the safe and commodous steamer
COLUMBIA, Capt Guythcr, which will leave Light
street WHAT at O'Clock precisely on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, Aug 2lst, stopping at County wharf,
Fels Point going and returning.
a penti:Ml supply of Confectionery and Supper will
be on hoard Prof. SPIES is engaged as Ballet mas
ter also, Briseoc & arrissn's Military and ColiIhon
MUSIC.
{G3 Tickets so cPnts-tO be had of any of the mem
hers of the corps; the Clipper, sun and Argus Offices
White Hall Garden; James Collins, Fe rs Point, and
at the boat. alG st
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