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SCALES.

SCALES.
WE arc the solo agents in this city Tor the sale
w of "uacs fatCp ts,ioua Conuter Scales The As
ofer Of Scales prepared Offer comprises upwards o
hy ept vsrietcs adopted every business OF
" VS. mseTas upon improved princpusing t~a sail
e'sss W khts TO weigh ffoW pounds
of tom one quarter q pound 1900 poun aud warranted TO
ave perfect satisfaction arucgaf
ener tbs article the Vcts,sye author
ned TO ecu them Al ey.as-ey low pfccs.
r. 70 John r. rIi. EFT A CON
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SPRING SUPPLIES.

Hoots and Si,oes-ro Gentlemen!
Ur received suppl; Me c-i,baicd Boots and Sho
- French Roots AMI shocs ard ih1sc
Ccniemen greatly by
stock before Purchasing ,tcwhefc determined 10 oer
goods such Irees cannot fail induce gure1s
Can raiy J. a. HOOVER.
NH ~ No Main street
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Sale Of Land IN nenrIoo under Deed Of Z lllsl.

Sale of Land IN tienriCJ under Deed oi Trust,
Nv vrue 81 Deed Of Ttt executed BY SAMUEL W bradley
- ard the unicfsgnsd AMI Henry Ca,ief for lie pu
tsecnnrs sum Of money dur - Blfi hflng
2s'h day lurc, icli. aul NJ .scqd tek. 0ea of
Hrurco County Court. Shalt Surviving fre uror Ia
s h-iorc ihc foot dou OF hs Fcn rs,srl thu Cy 1t ~,
1i ~ public auction, % hr tfh hdvf Zoe cash WED
NtsNy le iCta day ug April 1865 ~ oeock NJ the follow
ing ic. eslr conveyed ~ a deed piece Of land irr
szd county eohainins s2j s conveyed TO
a bradley ~ Henry Gibson and wifi piece
sad County n George ard others containing Is acres
i convey ed 10 Ead Hradey ~ New ono Other
psoe of a in said ton yirg between psrat and aid VIZ
iinsbare Road The pHes cou.ps ~ acres
ami conveyed ~ s1d had ~ Ssrayi r Pusaa
ato Other piece of lard Nv s1t Couhy Williamsburg
Road about from Rchoosf pines ADJOINING
tn Ifds ~ George and oe 60
81 10 'si Bradley BY John Valentine, acnc piece
sail Coiuy said Road, the piH. adjoining John
Lord ani Others containing go conveyed said lrsd
Nv b May Kent w. IN the % the uniersrred
above mentioned shlu b. such yroprr TO pro
ceci With SAX then the and viii be continued
hcm day day until ihc tectcd act AZ Trustee
shall ouy such tile T. vested BY Of ,t
Aforesaid bat Which have reason 70 doubt LOFT EtLFr
mn sl-hsed surviving Trustee
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Anrtiou 5ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny nuniop, non.are a 90.

FUTURE DAYS.
w Dunlap, uoncare a Go.
TEN VALUABLE CANAL BUILDING LOTS, CON-
MANDlNG WATER FALLS, &c
AT AZ TtOS.
"WEDNESDAY the 9th day of April. on the
- pfe~-- viii h. Mi oes,es th- yer, sahasI- Lot,
al ground parts Of No SIR south .s- or IL. "a
eat fronting On aid .nai api extending ep,h
r't opposite to ne son- Yard of WIN MounJy Esq many
'h- Int are drsiFah situated Cfo>er and p,,vat.
.,nee. hnd several command application
No 'si = a" .,ir Int situated
',s, through wheh pi~'es s'rn leAin- to tho River.
rrlrd'ng a pa tor ts- water nj a F.eiary.
,, No so ,'ns'-i just opvtr the OF
% tn a,o ~ ., ~ "a, ss ier-n',n h.r-'n an,
bs frn.f.d de%iras, nn'irr Yard ''pi nepos,i.'y
and IL n,.hs hA,ns Day Of .a~ .es,.d by
Deed n Trust &C. DUNLOP noScUEE a. co,
IN" ~ huebonscrs.
Most Valuable Improved ard tnimproyed
REAL ESTATE,
Ar Arcrtox.
Ca THURSDAY, thu isd Of Apr oe,t on the premises
on'inS thereon 81 -pnr r-af to an a-y t,
depth 81 the han qaa,- bring the neaee many
late Bishop Moor. And Numerically buihiing
t' adjoining the R--ae"ee plan Il which may
m'n at 6. ~ AMI u esed: ,aeiosy negotiable
DUNLOP uoycrrrE co auer.
VERY VALUABLE CITY PKOnERTY ON ST.
AUCTION.
Wi! be sold Friday. the It'll day OF April
At II O'Clock upon the That desirable
on s's.' ea,~.an hrtaooy 4 kr-ehaann-
Mr. La~r-Ee-s Boarding House the occnpan
OF Nj faossit w,bih-
f-s'ir aud vel adssei ard flny rssd-ae--
nu.isy aiirE thu aid sale wlb. oi ls Tenefa.s,
ted On iih Street the Occupancy ~ f IIu-s
his T.-rn year
completely repaired, with
proved
TERN=-ilne sith cash r-siiue 4
months, with irtr"si fua the day
trust, 10 --ouI. the payment OF the credit
sai- 30 conducted by
mhss DUNLOP. MoycraE * CO. Aue,.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, ihs -t.i 10 our
auction ssrrral sscorulcn; Iroc.
ssgaTs-Podo Bioo aud New Orleaas
Corer-Las Java aad Rio
tantle--sl-'n nj Tal'nw
TcAs-s. u. impI and Pow
S.ssns, Br1n5y. WL.Skev and Wins
SoAp-Fsney. Cattle AMI Brown
Indigo starch Chocolate
Pepp-r,
TERM--UsicT $500 cash: months credit f.r AZ
proved negotiable psPer
app DUNLOP. MOSCfRE 4 CO Ancts
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FOR TUE LADIES.
THE subscriber has Just received per steam.
IL rhadeipbis 500 pair Of LADIES ehesp .sa
Morocco Slippers AMI res Of MeCudy nah Vhh WI zen
81 90 the Ladies ssd aai ehs1p Shoes csu
Atar s whe.e Wt Always Be foand large and general
oeri a. l rhccs and shPseIs o. every Jcscg,on and At
yccs any other ou-c VusiRta, t2f NE oush,
ALEkR MI.
Naps Msuufsefg.es ~ tNots Shoes. rturks
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NNIsNG OF present hy 10 % y--~
w ODER my STOCK Of uata CAPS se, shch = I'm s.s
fsshroHabie, at cost
Country " thes asvansas- 20 s.n 90 %
before purchasing eiewSse. tbe,n rss T
OF city seeePtances, ~ ssat baFAn-.
crosoE w. vysny
No - wsss MAN sss~~s. 4.
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~ rlEHENs Caf SKIN Chaanen Bruxza, n on,
" make eqla IN respect any III woi
for ale BY The pair or dozen, by P.K. WHITE l. 60,
nh No IL Ma,krt R,iA.~
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1915.

placed little bag Of money in her bosom, paus-
ed and gazod lovingly on her sleeping parents,
hastily brushed away the gathering tears, and
slept out into the moonlight. She stood for a
few moments and gazed on the old familiar hills
and fields, on the potatoe patch, where she and
James worked together many day, on the old
we'll by the side of which the May gowaus
grew, and on the clear white cabin, where the
dear old ones slept. She passed into the little
shed. that served as Il stable for the animals,
and threw her arms about the donkey's neck,
and kissed the COW, that knew her voice as well
as her own mother did. She came forth weep
ing, and gazcd on the old homestead, as she
would gaze on the face of a dying friend The
clustering memories were too much for her
loving heart. Dropping upon her knees, she
prayed, III an agony of sorrow; "lf it be q sin
to go away from the good old father and moth
or, perhaps niverto see them agin, till the iudg-
ment day, thou oh, Father in heaven, wilt for
give me- for thou scest can not lave him alone
wild his great troable,"
Then crossing herself, and looking toward
the beloved nome Of her childhood, she said,
in a sticd voice, "'The Mother Of Glory be
wild ye, and bless and kcopye all"
Half blinded with tears, she wcndcd her way
over the moon-lghted hills, and when her ia
vorite COW called as usual for her milking pail,
in the first blush Of the morning, she was al
ready far on her way TO Dublin.
a. Potatoes. t2) Cap. 81 Darling. AZ Sweet
darling. (jl Sweet Virgin. ~ Pet OF my heart
To .I,, (, a ia.
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SECRET DISEASE
<NURRB IN E'ROM TO 2 DAYS y

q NDBLhB IN F1eOiI no " DAYS or wv
~ CHARGE MADE Apply to DR., JOHNST ON
of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick suge,a,
Two DOORs from Baltimore street, where may Du'
tanned the most speedy remedy for GonOrhGa, Gle ets,
StricNiCs, Seminal Weakness, pam ia the LOins, ar
tcCtuns of TIE Kidneys. and every other syhplom "
A CERTAIN DlSEASE,
How terrific * even Ilp CONTAMINATION Of tbp raya
gas Of r,is dsa,s. nb"n f,c,r utgls,t m ronsrit
sLiri nby-iro, o tr,, i,,n,,,t ODD irr,ro,ar tr,s,
,n,ut he .,,rtrp,. Igt tairnrnocr
th, Ir"a' cc,"ied thc nose elss
ed pocrrr,,I ,,,, ~, ,I. L,.J ma I,Ls diI,,,sa =,
iahr Jf ", w. ~ w., no, @ % ,t
Eand face md rlirrurs rrogr.ssipg o, t,, Cy;y,,t
FIJI ranidv III, a., rast ~ ln, ,c ~. ,,,n,,,I il Id
t,ov.d te Lnr,s or ,l,, , .,,, ,,,i f,iI i,,. ~
vicii,s nf tI,,s I,nryit d,.a., t, -, = ,;,y
NH ,,, Inc, .,,.,,a - ,,. Ill.,. ,,,i IT, ,y 49, ~
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+ II O u e II II : ,
Suggested OFT rtaG1lg the 'HnoS of as. p. II, "Jn
Decsh Of his infant daugkrcr.

Suggested OFT TtHaTlg the lines Of KS. r. u" Tn the
Decsh Of his infInt daughter.
81 know that with the lovely ch:a lis well
Ard wou'G her life, her all, to thee resign;
Yet struggling grief will in this t0som swell,
Aud nature still wouId plead To call her mine"
And call her thine, still Mne, though here but tran
sent was Ees STAY,
That gentle Gre just lent to throw elfurenca o'cr thy
way
Though to tn care, thy foslGrRs care avh lille twas
only given,
Still claim the bud that's bloomiEs now aer from thee
in heavei!.
But think, think, what here attracts shy footsteps
to tho SIX.
On h"nored one, branch Of thine is h'ossoming on
high.
When rea'ang now on fancy's wing 20 lands by Sc
Taplls trOd,
Thy bourGing heart may welt cnut, end kiss the chas-
teniEgr
Methin!s hear the mandate ring through heavens
eterEa dame,
eve sons him prepare the way, bring, bring the lin
gereT rome"
II babe them 90 while SlcepSU weight had closed
the lRs Of ALL
And silent earth dimly wrgpt in minight's spaE
gled-Fal,
And gently soothe each bitter Fang, and whisper,
''Cone away;'
An yc who bent with fearful e.es to see litcs diving
close.
Scarce heard the sigh that changed her sleep to that
lastG9ep repOSe.
Mutey We watchd each breaking chord that hound to
But deaths low summaus WIS not heard; for angs.'s
rustjlng wings,
Sti!fGaih thou grieve9E caastened ones, rise, Else
and take flight,
Upward, still upward-tl tiCu reach the crystal gates
oflght;
Their let thy heart pour forth its joy, as there, mid
reias of bliss,
Thy cherished one immoral. comes, all warm T. ON
Ch.ist's Caress--
81 see her that serarl FORM amid TIE H. est
My chlld my child, often claSped in rapture &c my
breast
List list another harp is swept amid the radiant bow
ere,
Anew born song has thrilled the leaves of Efes i'm
mortal flowers.
Another form has joined tie throng that Hin
stand
Ills She its she! oh. God my child, is in thy Starr,
band!
Oh can it be, our ltta ore, so lately pilIowed here,
So often casped within these arms, in mingled nope
and feare
Oh has she been the chc one the favoriae CT hea
ven,
And does she shine radiant star, beside he ystic
seven?
oh God! my God what hand could smite so terierly
bat thine!
Thy will be done-keeF, keep the child--bHt lie: me
call her mine" MARC NRET.
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FIRES AND INCENDIAR1Es AT BosroN.-
There were seven or eight attempts made tc
FIRE the city of Boston on Friday night, but al
fortunately discovered in time to be easily ex
tinguished. The Evening Gazette Office, and
the CLANCY Place church, were among the
buildings fired. They sustained but little da-
mage, however. On Saturday morning, a
spirit gas lamp exploded in room occupied by
Litch & Whippe, as Daguerreotype gallery,
in a building on Westinghouse. The whole cs-
Enlistment was much injured by fire and wa
ter. The lower floor was occupied by Dear,
ing & Greenleaf, and J. Collamore, whose
stocks were slightly damaged by removal and
water-insured. The second story was occu-
pied by Geo. N. Nickels, tailor, insured for
$4,000; G. w. Wilson, tailor, insured $4,000;
and w. Dudley, barber, insured $500. Their
stocks were removed with little damage. The
third story was occupied by Litch & Whipple,
daguerreotype rooms, insured $1,000; City Mis-
sionary Rooms, no insurance; and F. A. Hud-
dleston, Barometer and Thermometer manu-
facturer, no insurance; whose respective stocks
were slightly damaged by removal.
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REDEMPTION OF INTEREST. The Secretary
of the Treasury has given notice that the IN
terest on the United States loans of 1912 and
43, payable on the first of July next, will be
paid at the following repositories: Washing
ton, D. c., Bank OF Metropolis; Baltimore,
Chesapeake Bank; Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Bank; New York, Bank of America; Boston,
Merchants Bank.
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HEALTH OF PmLADELFHIA. There were
l59 deaths in Philadelphia last WEEKS
adults and LOG children-by consumption Is;
cholera intantum 49, cholera morbus .; scarlet
fever 10: and inAammatons 90.
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- store will shortly undergo extensive alterations
and enlargement, which will necessarily mterrnpt INV
business while these contemplated improvements are
being made, have determined to run off nv large
aud handsome assortment of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS at very low prices. Part of the goods will he
sold at less than first cost. My stock is very com
p'eIr embracing almost every article that can be
named il the Dry Goods line.
Gy- Those who want 10 buy Cheap Goods either 10
sell again or or home use may expect first rate Bar
gains by calling without delay.
HENRY w. COOKE,
M1 Corner Of Hanover and Lombard SITS,
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FEtHE DENTIST
NOT GONE YErG.

DR.. LEACH, opposite 81. paul's Church, North
Cherries street. c0ntiEurs to perform all operations
pertaining 10 Surgical or Mechanical DENTISTRY,
and has facilities which enable him to insert Artificial
Teeth cheaper than can be- done AT any other place,
and warranted equal to any, and give satisfaction,
or no pay required. Call and see! The best Perez
lain Teeth and purest Gold used in all cases. Ex-
tracing Teeth or broken Fangs, without mjuling the
jaw or much pain (day or EVENING" 25 cts mlGd
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Reported for the American Republican
COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.
ANNAPOLIS, (Md.0 June If, |


On motion of r. Johnson, Esq, II. Wilson
Harris, Esq, of the city of Baltimore, was ad-
mitted and qualified as an attorney Of this
Count.
No. 7. Fitzhugh, and others u.s. Mcpherson
appeal from Chancery-was further argued
by Wallis for the appellants, and by Alexander
for tho appellee.
No, o. Morgan rs. Bitzenberger, continued
upon the application of both parties.
Outrage IN MONTREAL. The Canada Chris
tan Advocate, paper published in Cobourg,
gives the particulars Of an outrage committed
by mob upon Rev. Mr.. Burns while preach
ing in the open air in the city ofMontrcal. He
was peIted with stones and other mobocratic
missiles. No reason is given for the outrage
except that some of the mob were dsplcasad
with the home truths promulgated by the Rev.
gentleman. Rev. Mr. B. will be remembered
as one of the Delegation of the Free Scotch
Church to this country. While on his tour
through Canada, he received call frota con.
gregation in Montreal which he subsequently
accepted.
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EhK; FELIX GouRAUD's ITALIAN ME-

NR. FELIX GOUEhUD's ITALIAN ME-
81 DICTATED SOAP, fOr removing Tan, Freckles
Eruptlons, &c, &C., from the human skin.
Ladies! ere's Soap delicious,
Free from every thing penicious,
prepared from Gaen Is choicest simpIeS,
Expressly to remove all pimplcs,
And add fresh charms to all your dimples.
Used freely il will suuhurns Danish
Use freely, and all freckles vanish,
unette, would you he fair? oh listen.
Use freely, and your skin will glisten
Fen as the Parian marble shines
When freshly quartIed from the mines
Also, Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle for eradicatng
peff1uous hair, and Gouraud's Liquid Rouge for I'M
parting health like tinge TO the compile xion. The
above articles are for sale by SETH S. HANCE, los
Baltimore st, and his old stand corner Of Charles
and Pratt sts. n,24
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A GOVERNOR BURNT IN EFFIGY. The New
York Evening Gazette states that Gov. Wright
has been burnt IN etfigy by some Of his own
political friends in Ales hany county in that
state, in consequence Of his veto of the canal
bill.
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TOST1VENESS. Persons afflicted with this
~ dreadful nalady will find immediate relief bv
using HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. For sale by SETH s. HANCE, los Baiti-
more St, and at his old stand, corner of Charles and
Pratt SITS, MOI
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afF-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN x RALTi
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
ru carrerr only sir and cuarter cents per week
payable te the Carriers only st the end of each week
The Copper Will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers, a. the rate Of fc"r Dollars per yearpay
able, Always, in advance.
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4.s.~.n FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

ii sss-a FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
I5s1a> sesEaaur D RIDGE and EASTON. The steamer
~fSszrsksssSas- NJ ARYLAND having undergone a tho
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement, both
IN hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugan's wharf at 7 O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis To Baltimore.
FOh CifES1ERFOHN and CENTRETTLLE
On MONDAY, the l7th inst she will 90 to Ches
tcrtown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage ST.
m9 LENUEI G. ,PbyI7OJS
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len llhes or less make lsquare-if an advertisement
cEeeds ten lines, the riicc will he in proportion,
An advertisements tie payable at the tine of their
assertion.
o. THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter Of 1ir
'lhiy, published every Saturday morning, at the low
price of 81 90 rer auniIm.
g+- All papers sen. by mail, are HscoSSinuEdthc day
en- which The adyance pnYment eIprnN.
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THE TEETH! THE TEETHM

GSOR ANNAPOLIS,
II EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE.
a, snpssFa The steamer OSIRIS, Capt JOHN
D. TURNER will leave Commerce. ST..
-SaEisEmssi4- wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
al O'Clock, for the above places and return day,
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING,
at O'Clock, and East0n at g. O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
g to Easton or Cambridge,.... $3.50.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land
ing ST. Mcharl's aud Easton, Via Miles River Ferry
to Easton.) viii leave Commerce st. wharf, every
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; and return next
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Morn
ing att o'clock st Michael's, u; Wye Landing 81;
West River ~, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
rass"Se 10 nnhai,nilS' 20 Gents.
@ 10 West Rivcr.................SI.00 90.
g to Wye, st Michaei's on Ferry, So.
FOR CENTRENlLLE AND CHESTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at 7 O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica at l0 O'Clock and Chester at II
O'Clock, fox Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, and returns same day. leaving West
River at IA O'Clock, ior Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis IS cts 70 West River 81.
JOHN d. TURNER,
ap29 Office lower end Commerce ST., Bait.
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Fare between Baltimore ana Washington, l.50
As the Coaches will leave Baltimore Immediately
on The arrival OF the Cars from Phade phia and leave
Washington Immediately on the arrival of the SleaTg
boat from the South. and pei form the trip In fve ho.y
passengers will reach Baltimore or Washington nearly
quit" early by this conveyance BY the Railroad
Line, and will be set down, free Of extra charges
ance in the city.
Passengers by this Line delivered on board the
Steamboat at Washington, free Of any extra charge
and reach Richmond any point south of it, at he
time, and at tco dollars and 6y cents less fare
than by tina Rail Road line.
The public may rely on skillful and accommodating
drivers and every attention to lheircOmfe For seats
or furtber information apply the Stage Office opso
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot, Pratt St.
next door to the Green House, and two doors west of
WhiInan's Hotel.
au2S-tf JACOB pE1ERSs rfl
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FURTHER PARTICULARS

OF THE DEATH OF GEN ANDREW JACKSON.
We give below all the additional particulars
of the doeth of the venerable old hero, Gen,
Andrew Jackson, which have reached US since
yesterday morning.
The following letter from General Houston,
published yesterday morning in the Washing
ton Union, extra, was received in this city
through Morse's Telegraph.
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% Potatoes. ~ Cap. ~ Darling. AZ swee
darling. (5l Sweet Virgin. az Pet OF my heart
RIO he concluded in our next
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-28
EVENING TUITION.
3NT oNs. s. CHARLTON respectfully informs
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lVl friends and pupils, that il is his intention of
opening course of French conversation and French
composition, under such arrangement as may suit
the attendance of those gentlemen who may be
pleased to honor him with their patronage. He
would also be pleased TO see those gentlemen who
applied to him during the summer, and such others
as may be DESTROYS Of commencing the study with
him, as he intends opening class for beginners so
six scholars shall have been engaged.
The Chartonian System, otherwise the system Of
nature, under which his pupils have much profit
other methods Of teaching the French language,
wants but to be known to be appreciated.
To be had of F. Taylor, bookseller, and at w. M.
Morrison's bookstore, one door west OF Al street,
north side OF Pennsylvania avenue.
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