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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

An abstract of TIE Post Office Bill, it passed
the Senate, will be found in another column
detail of the 90 affair" between Messrs Black
and Giddings will be found in another column
We publish it, not for any particular interest it
contains, but rather that readers may become
acquainted with the way they do things at Wash
ington
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

John Y. Smith was elected by the Legislature
Superintendent of Territorial property.
Simeon Mills, proprietor of the Argus) Terrific
rial Printer.
John White, Register of the Canal Company.
- Merrill, Receiver of the Canal Comp any
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

twill be seen by our correspondence that
bill in relation 10 the Milwaukee CANA
has passed The Legislature. We shall pro-
badly be able 10 give It's features in our next
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

The bill for Incorporating company to
construct plank road between Southport
and BeIoit was lost in the House.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

The weather still continues mild and
agreeable
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

An Act relating to our town law, will be found
in another column.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

The weather was cold and snow 1eep IN
New York at our latest dates.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

Wlckllffe has manifested strong hostility.
and he will we, seek 10 defeat il if he can
not change the prominent features Of the
bill in its passage through the House
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

The sentiments embodied in the following article
from the n. Y. News, although intended for home
application, have much wider range and will ap-
ply with force to the laws of our own statutes:-
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
20 b be received a, time previous to the
Nos Wall street, in the city Of New York. for grubbng
grading masonry suIestructue and bridging of the Bear
ing IRON Bear Mountain to pauphn the Pennsylvania Ca
ready for inspection the Office The work 10
be commenced Immediately closing Of the
p MANROW.
s23 lmSr
The New York herald., 1845-10-24
Superior Court.
Common Pleas.


Ger 23. William b. Cariock vs. .4ierand,y TAompson.
Action OF assumpst to recover Of $4,000 alleged
be due for notes and cash loaned to Defendant
rious periods. The involved long account, which
was proved mo available defence offered jury
will render a sealed verdict this forenoon.
Ksy vs. HowardThe jury In this case OF assault, al
ready noticed rendered verdict for Defendant
Before Judge DAILY
Michael KLEIN ps John B,ha-Action OF trover, to
cover quantity Of blacksmh's tools bought by plain
tiff of defendant for S6 and which were lett with De
fendant until an order should be sent for them which
being sent defendant refused to give them up. The de-
fence set up was that plaintiff had made settlement
" i'm the on between them,
bv which Il was stipulated that the tools should belong
10 defendapt Plaintiff reoins that this settlement had
reference to another dealing Sealed verdict this fore
noon
The New York herald., 1845-10-24
Price Two Cents.

tic accuracy of the reporting of the Herald he consider
ed that introducing DR.. Powers lecture before this
Board quite uncaled for and he warned the Alder
man of 10th beware lest in his zeal for the Bible he
may fall into the and link himself with party who
had done injury society blythe abuse of the Holy
Scriptures than was ever known since they became
Republic For himself he in favor Of the reading OF
the Bible and 50 was every member o. TINS DoarS ana
to the introduction of the Bible in the public schools
and Dr. Reese would forth after being excluded Tor
his violence and bitterness and party spirit and expects
he would get sympathy for the multitude Of his
the Bible he would be sadly msta
this comm unty~havs no objection to the Bibls It is to
other abuses that have been psrpstratsd under the name
of the sacred Scriptures and these what every up
right citizen 10 bound put check to- The removal of
Dr. Reese was, therefore, due to the community and ne
considered himself justified in recording his vote against
Aid MEssERoLE felt this the hrst time in his life
ha mao o ever nsen IN NJ. political ne
ticsl life the Alderman should have the inpudence to
tell him he was about to as:ocate himself with new
| party upon political grounds.
\ Aid. CHARLIcx-I did not say you were associated
with political clique.
laughtsr) that it is impossible and you-nor be-
| shall record my vote econscisntiousy.
Aid. CHARLIcx-And SO you can.
Aid. MEHERoLE-My political character, ! trust,
stands too high require to be endorsed by the Aid
of the LIST.
the motives character oAld Of the 10th whose polt
cal character he did not question He merely made
of the words "Let him beware, lest ne may associate
himself with a certain party"
The question on the preamble and resolutions was
then taken and stood
ArEs- -Messrs. Charlick Diver Hart Henry, Connor.
Compton, Dodge Jackson, Briggs, Tappen, and Sea-
man-u.
Nors- stoneall Benson Van Tine, Messerole, Brady.
Recorder-6.
Aid. MEssERoLE hereupon offered resolution to In
troduce the Bible in the common schools.
AID CHARLIcK moved to amend by inserting the words
hat in the removal of Dr. Rees this Board disclams all
idea excluding the Bible from the public schools and
that objection exists in this Board against Dr. Reese
for introducing the Bible in the schools"
The question on the amendment was taken and car
ried-ayes 9, noes 7.
The question the original resolution was then taken
| and carried unanimously
The Board adjourned
The New York herald., 1845-10-24
ESSENCE OF COFFEE,

ESDENOE Of OOFFEE,
HIGH extensively used in the European capitals
w .now for the first time introduced into the u States
IL made from the best sed and cleaned coffee and about
one teaspoon full less according the diluted
with hot water or milk furnishes Of excellent coffee
The undersigned that the sagacy Of the public
Of this country will perceive the
senences offers TO house keepers general travellers by
land or sea reausteu &c. AID INDUCES the hope be
rewarded for the great sacrifice the introduction of novelty
always demands by liberal patronage which fail
be aw rded to him by who will make trial Of
his Essence.
t is for sale at wholesale by H. D. Hl No Water
and retail by Bunker Co., 10 Maiden g. Gott,bsrger
corner Chambers and Centre w S. Corwin Broad
way. f.. l.. SZADETZkY, Sole Manufacturer
sic im'rc in the u states
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

THOSE ELEGANT RUBBERS-NEW ENTIRELY
Mr. ~ Hayward the original discoyerer and first inventor
Of Metallic nsouble India Rubber has discovered another
royement the application which will puzzle the world
find he has associated with him capitalist who
Rubber the surface Of leather without using the crack
vaInish heretofore used His Shoes offered for sale
Is Maiden lane without the perfect ar
Gle OF the kind the world For sale in quantities
SUIT, by HORACE ii. DAY,
oil lmTr Is Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR
A +. F.THOMPSONS Daguerrean Rooms, No. 2s5 Broad
way between the Granite Buildings and Reade st.
LkENESSES of the various taken by the improved
natural colon. - - ' '
Operations IN all weather from "a. M. till 4r.M.
Instructions the and Apparatus and Materials supplied
perior advantages here offered = " ain msm
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

IHE WEATHER AT THE EAsT.-After about week
OF pleasant October weather, we have had change
Wnen % ,emnds us that winter is On Tuesday the
y ana tse day was cold raw, and uncomfortable Ice
formed IN thin cakes in the street during the
were nozen on the vines, and II any fruit remained
ungathered In the vicinity II must have been touched
severely Yesterday morning at SUNRISE the thermsme
lerica, and in Derry ~ H. there were snow SQUALLS and
the people Of Albany and Portland have received the
mpmenh Of the Same visiter, Courier Oct o.
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

SMALL Pox-We have taken some pains to ascer-
tain the extent OF the disease in Alexander and
learn that tho whole number Of from its rst appear.
ance has been about thirty OF those cases two only
have proved fstal-seventeen have recovered, and
are considered dangerous and most Of them
cent We also learn that many Of those cases have
exhibited but very slight evidences of genuine small
pox having been OF a very mild character, or Of a
modified form Botsvio Tmes
The New York herald., 1845-10-24
SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO LEAVING
THE PREMISES


A LARGE STD, X OF DRY GOODS-at BILLINGS
"A welknown heap Store 43 Pearl street Chatham
surprise the greatest bargain hunters soasstng Of Silks
Linen large lot Of Prints bleached and unblesched Musns
Hosiery Gloves Lace, and fact article connected
with large and well assorted stock Of Dry Goods Do for
get the name and number BILLING,
ol3 2wtmc AS Pearl near Chatham
FRENCH ARITFYCIAL FLOWERS AlVD
FEATHERS.
+ OWITZ BECKER. "a John st, have received by the
ast Havre Louis Philip st Nicholas and Duchsse
dOrleas full assortment of and most fashionable
styles of French Flowers and Feathers, which they offer for
sal at reasonable prices.
SO Imsrh LOWITZ 4 BECKER, "a John st.
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

FIRE AT Sr GATHERINGS, CANADA Ave hear by
,et!er from 81 GATHERINGS, that Mr.. Ranneys flour
g m, coopes shop welling house, and sawmill,
ritts Locks were burned last Sunday morning, little
before day light The fire first discovered by
men on vessel lying at the mill, and almost instantly
inc whole building was in flames, which rapidly
nca;ea 70 the other buildings mentioned Two schoon-
lying alongside, loaded with wheat caught fire but il
was promptly exnguished and the vessels were hauled
on to piase oil safety Mr. Ranneys loss is estimated
Soooo OF which $4,000 covered by insurance Mr.
strachan OF ST. GATHERINGS, lost about 5000 bushels
cS cSIh IN .ns MIL and Torrance Co, and Gibbs Co,
OF time however considered the create misfortune
az IL VIII take year to get another mill in operation
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

DAGUEKKEOTYPE
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
VOIGTL4ENDER'S APPARATUS
ESIDES supply of the above Apparatus the subscr
ID be have received best Plates Chemicals and Polishing
and the improvements the Art
given Art and orders from every of the coun.
try promptly attended to, by addressing tpssips,d)
w. X # LANGENHEIM,
Philadelphia Exchange.
LANGENHEIM BECkERS,
o5 mderw'rc New York, 2ol Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-10-24
INDIA RITRRER GOODS

GOOD YEARS. TENT.
WARRANTED NOT TO STIFFEN OR SOFTEN UN-
DER ANY DEGREE OF COLD OR HEAT.
a patent, including Machine Betting, Carriage aud other
Cloths every width and hckness Coats Capes Ponchos
Pants and Ovehauls Caps Hats and Souwesers; Boots and
Shoes Mechanics Aprons, Ladies' Aprons Travelling Bags,
Ssamens Bags Letter Bags Ship Buckets Fire Bsckets,
pauns for covering deck freight Portable Shower Baths Bath
ing Mats, &C., sc. Fersale, wholesale and retail by
GEO. BEECHER,
onsun Rroa
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

GOODYEAR'S
PATENT SHfRRED SUSPENDERS.
Q DOZEN shirred Suspenders manu yed III,
COV above patent. Fors by GEO. BEECHER,
su~ sm'm 100 Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

"THE ALBATA SILVER WARE"
MANUFACTURED by VIM. Chandess, 452 Hudson St,
wi be detected from Sterling Silver, for the
longer this Ware is used the whittier becomes W. Co. also
Sterling Silver Spoons Forks and Jewey
and prepared buy Old Gold and Silver German do Pearls
and Diamonds Be to look out for the
Sign Plate Hndson street. between Barrow and Morton
Wm Chandless established 1888, late Of Clarkson 1t.
6lmxr
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

XNATCHES !-WATCHEs AND JEWELRY.-T
w who wish purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils Keys &C., will find greatly their ad
above retail much lower than any other house the
Jewey exchanged bought All Watches warranted keer
good time or the money refunded
g. c. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jew elry
hoicsale and Retail, 20 Wall street,
$50 lm+m mp stairs
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

JdMES n. SWAIN & CO..
Diapers and Iaiors, 352 Broad,cay. Carlton House.
WOULD respectfully inform their and the pup
" lie, that they now have hand and constantly
made the latest fashion and the prices for cash
The New York herald., 1845-10-24
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirculatiOn---FOrty Thousa

DAILY HERALD-Eyery day. Prlce2 cents peg copy-$7
u per annum- payable in advance
WEELf HERALD-Every Saturday-Price Ga cents per
copy-S3 l2J cents per annum--payabe IN advance
ADVERTISE MENTS at the usual prlcus-always cash in
advance
PRINTING Of all kinds with beauty and despatch
uIAU letters commuui catsns, by mail addressed to
the establishment be psd the postage will de
tuetsd from the subscription money remitted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor fthc
New YoRK HERALD EsTABLpHMpnr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and rsssu stre~ts
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

TO DEALERS IN JEWELLERY.
rTyHE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufacturer and having
afne assortment ofJewelery and Diamond Work hand
socta call from dealers and merchants dealing in the above
articles Amy given pattern style of jewellery tine da
SHAW & ARROWSMITH's,
xl9 1mtmc Ne. Dey street, door from Broadway.
.N.B.-Twelve fifteen good chain makers find en-
nj nenfa
The New York herald., 1845-10-24

Txxa PACKETS FOR HAYRE-second Line
NM The packet ship ONEIDA Capt James Funck
s,sssere apply 70 BOYD HINCKEN,
"a nc No. Q Tontine bu lding, 80 Wallst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-26
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
BALTtHoRE, November l9, le45.
H0hOPOSAA. Is win he received al this OfFoe ii

WDROPOSAl4S win he received al this Office an
III the 29th day of this month for the repairs and
alterations ot the Revenue Schooner Madison, viz:
ior furnishing and putting iii six eight decS knees
AND SIX or eight caraS and new stern hook; also 10
scarf, or make new, two three beams as NAV tie de-
termlned on hereafter; 10 remove the entire preseRl
deck and replace il with new one, 10 construct a
poop deck, to extend sufficient distance forward
embracing the Rainmast, and also securing the main
mast IN proper and sufficient manner; rail 70 be
p!aceu all arOund-the main raj! TO form the water
way OF the poop deck to furnish checks, davits,
catheads, forecasts deck; the old head to he altered
and put IN the modern form; cable bits be rth deck
cabin, Wararoom, magazine, and round house TO be
new; 10 nave new waists inside and out; port shut
ters, hinges, &c. complete; new water way and plank
siear all around; one new streak of plank all around
new steering wheel; entite ceiling in the hoid
the deck cabin win be of clear white pine, covered
win ~hife pant the Joners will furnish plans of the
external arrangements on submitting their proposals.
ana the shlpwrght to be responsible for expense Of
oocRage, wharfage, transportation, &c. Proposals
VIII De received for covering win three coats of eant
hne new work, and the old work with one coat of
pant ne two hrst coats on the new work to be DIM
iced spooth Proposals are also invited for furnish
ing materials and making lib, one main sail one
f0resail-those three sails of A A Hollands One ton
sail OF imperial, and topgaIlant SaH of light ravens
duck-the duck TO be bishted. The thimbles 10 be
OF copper or composition, and the Oresail and lib TO
be furnished with two bonrets and the fsfesa in ad
di0n with balance reef; square sail of No. 5 or
cotton duck. Should any work be required TO be
done not stated IN these proposals. the price shall be
established ny Referees to be chosen by the col
lector or the commander of the Cutter and the other
ny the person executing the work, who if unable 10
agree, will choose third person, whose decision
shall be hnal. WM. H. MARRIOTT,
n2U-dt2Jth Collector
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-26
STAhIMERING AND SUFFERING
nIrnEn ~ M ~ n = - ~ nNA'0

hR. MAYS begs leave most respectfully to an
EV nounce to the citizens OF Baltimore that he has
visited the city for the special purpose Of curing I'M
PEDlMENTS OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials of
the highest fespectabiy, attestng the signal success
which has attended his abors, and would be most
happy to exhibit them to any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor TO call.
his residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he he seen Mt any time
between the hours of 10. A. NJ. and 4, P. NJ.
! {Il- DIR. MAYS will visit ladies' at their residences
/ If requested.
BALTIMORE, October 2Sth, ls45
DR.. JOHN MAYS, Globe Inn, Baltnore-st.
Sir: cannot permit you 10 leave the chy with
out rendering, in some form, my sense Of obligation
for the benefits derived from your treatment 6y two
Of my sons, aged % and 6 years, VINO for long pa
ri0d have been afflicted with uncomfortable habit
Of stGMme7tns-which, with every precautirn they
were capable of adopting appeared to be steadily on
the increase.
All difficulty OF utterauce well nigh overcome
after their first interview-and such, with very slight
aud occasional exceptions, has continued 10 be the
case, to the present time, period of nearly weeks
| know nothing of your system of cure-hut the
confidence in its hor0u, hnes entertained by my sons
from first to ast-connected with the facts that have
come under my ohservaon-induce me To offer you
this testimony to your success, in the firm belief of
its general efficacy Very respectfully and truly,
nlS-u OSMOND e. TIFFANY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-26
GRAND FIREMEN,S BALL.

GRAND FIREMEN'S BALL,
IN HONOR OFTHE "UN1ON FIRE COMPANY
OF LANCASTER, PA.
VENTIE LAFAYETTE FIRE COMPANY
= take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of
Baltimore, that their first Bal will take place FRI
DAY EVENING, Dee. 5th, in honor of their Brother
Flremen OF Lancaster, Pa, 10 be held in the City
Guards ARMORY, cor. of Hanover and lombard SITS.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
William Mckinley, Francis Huter,
James McNubb, Sidnor S. donaldson
Frederick Davis,
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
SidnOr 5. Donaldson, James McNabb.
William u. Roberts,
MANAGERS:
LAFAYETrE-Alex. Clifford, Samuel Bowen, John
Charlton, George Hall, r. Ray, O. Bowen, George
Pentz, John Bush
MECHANICAL-A Brasheais.
UEtoN-George w. Brown.
FRTENDsHGP-John Buetah.
LIBERrY-Chares Davis.
DEPTToRD-WaT Shelley.
CoLuaBIAS-Aaron Stockton.
FRAEKLIN-James Young.
VIGILANT-Edmund Mitchell.
1NDEPENBENT-ThOmasB Bruscup, Jr.
FIRST BALTIMoRE-James l.. McPhail.
UHITED-John Shamburg.
New MARKET-Chares Mcdonald.
WAsHINGTON-Wam G. Simms.
PATAPsCo-Walter r. Jones.
HowARp-Wam Helm.
WATCKMAs-HcnTy Barton.
aI5-Ballet Master, Mr.. RAY. MURRAY'S BAND
is engaged for the occasion.
0I3- Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of any OF
the Managers n20 aw3wdtb
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-26

~ YER PILLS, purely Vegetable These PAs
should be kept and used more or less in every family
They cleanse the system of all mpurity and thereby
prevent disease from taking hold, particularly dis
ease of the Liver, Snail Pox Catarah Fever, Infa-
nation of the Bowels, Remittent Fever Cramp Cho-
lie, Peursy, Cold on the Breast and Lungs Pain in.
the Head and Back, &c. All ofthese diseases are se
neray paevaent at this season of the year, but
SO AT present than usual. DR.. MANN'S ANTI-BI-
L1OCS OR LIVER PILLS are the surest preveRts-
tive and cure that can possibly be used and should be-
used freely and In time. They may he used by per
sons of all sexes and ages, without the least fear Of
injury, they purely vegetable. The cost only
25 cents per box, and one dose may life. The
genuine signed with the proprietor's name They may
be had OF toe following Agents;
n. N. Robinson, corner Saratoga and Gay streets.
II w. Andrews, Druggist, No. 81 Hill street; G. p
Stevenson, Cay-st opposite Bei-Air Market; Samuel
E. Smith. Sun Building; G. A. Hnckley, No. l22 Bal
timore ST. and at the ptoPreors principal Office No
basement jarvis Building, corner North and Balt-
more streets, n20lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-26
nR. CHRTsTIE's GALVANIC
~ RINES AND MAO NEn,IE Z,

HF MINUS AND MNTNEIIC Fluid.
DR.. A. H. CHRISTIE, the original patentee and
inventor of these celebrated articles feels it duty to
the pubic lest they be deceived in purchasing
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS. Di. Christie wishes the
citizens of Baltimore and all other places where his
discovery has been introduced TO understand that ne
in banner recognises any of the artclss sold un-
dor the name of "GanYanic Rings, &c.n unless they
are connected with his natnc and sold by his autho-
riZed Agent Dr.. Christie takes The responsibility %
further assert that these limitations of his discovery
possess no beneficial effect whatever An persons
therefore, who are suffering from any of the painful
malades comprehended under rheumatism in all its
forms, or nervous complaints, matter how chronic
or severe In character, are requested apply the
only place in BaltlMoTe where the genuine GalYanie
Rings and their notifications be obtained, viz of
SETH =. HANCE, los Baltimore street,
n2l And corner of Charles md Pr,It.sts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-26
GtHRISTIE'S PA EMIT GALVANIC
u RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.

Dr. A, Fl. Christie
with almost constant nervous headache and rheumat-
ic pains in my legs and arms | have often suffered
so intensely that it has prevented me from following
my usual occcpation and frequen ty destroyed nay ap
petite. My nervous deb hity and weakness has con
sequently been great, thai after wing tried almost
every thing without relief, up in despair. twas
recommended to try your Galvanc Rings and Mag
nGtc Fluid and only at friends urgent s0lIctatien
was induced 10 do Its effect upon my system was
almost miraculous After a few hours the applica.
tiOn appeared to strengthen my nerves, relieved ne
of my headache, and have had no relapse Of the
rheumatism or any other pains since the frat day. |
would therefore unhesitatnely recommend your Gal
vanic Rings and Fluid TO those afflicted as have BEEN
Respectfully, JACOB b. OGSBURY,
1862 William street.
The genuine for sale al
SETH 5. HANCE,
c0rner Charles and Pratt sts.,
o3l and l05 Baltimore 81.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-26
RY IL, NIEACHAnI,
1O1, CORNER BALTIMORE x HoLLlBAY-sTs,
- PROPERTY In CAROLYNE ST

1O1, CORNER BALTIMORE HoLLlDAY-sTs,
No. PROPERTY IN CAROLINE ST.
TGltHHsTd AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, Nov.
kMi LII %, at O'Clock, P. NJ, two Brick HOUSES,
MfAt .lsituaed in Caroline, between Jefferson and
McElderry Streets east side, Lots Ia feet front by 80
deep, to a 10 foot alley. The houses are pleasantly
located, and now occupied by good tenants. Terms
cash, and sale positive.
TWO HOUSE LOTS. Also, Immediately after the
above Tive House Lots, in fee, situated on the east
side of Caroline street, McElderry each Id feet
front by 80 feet deep to 10 foot alley. Sale positive
and peremptory. Terms at sale.
ns4-3t r MEACHAM, Auct'r.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-26
GRAND INTRODUCTORY BALL.

GRAND INTRODUCTORY BALL.
EtHARLES l.. SPIES respectfully informs his
u patrons and the public that his
GRAND COMMENCEMENT Ball,
will be held OH WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov.
Goth, at CENTRAL HALL In the course of the even
ing a NEW MAZURKA QUADRILLE will be
danced by eight Of Mr.. Spies' pupils.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR-to be had of any of
Mr. SIS scholars, at the Clipper office, and at the door
on the evening of the Ball.
N. B. RlCE'S BAND is engaged
p. $. Mr. SPIES DANCING AND WALTZING
ACADEMY is now open. For terms and other de-
tails please apply at the Hall, where Mr. s. can be
seen from ill ), and from till 10 every day and
evening [sRl nl4-eotb