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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-20

PEPPER NorEs. We have been politely "a
ga..d with pamphlet, containing the report
~ thc Commissioners of the Aims House, to
The Board of Aldcrmca of the city Of New
York embracing the dispositions of various IN
mates of the Aims House and others, in rela-
1jon 70 the practice which has prevailed for
some years, of taking pauPerS to the polls, and
occurring them to vote the ticket OF the party
which happened to be in power. In the atti-
siaxit of Charles f. Mum!ord, assistant clerk,
il is stated, that curing several years previous
90 Nay last, majority Of the subaltern OH
GERS, called orderlies, in the upper and lower
reons Of the house, were foreigners and by
0thcr depositions it appears, that these foreign
ars, not being satisfied at having the control OF
American citizens, rudely thrust them from conf
Portable rooms to accommodate foreign paupers
and reviled the natives with the vilest and most
,pprebrous epithets. The whole concern exhi-
BITS the ryosscst corruption and ylilany. The IN
mater of the Aims House, instead of being en-
s&syed on public account, were compelled to la
sc fer the benefit of the officers otthe institutions;
and the public funds were squnndered in cloth
sag paupers, so as to disguise them at the polls.
No man can read this report and the accompa-
mying testimony, without feeling indignant at
45a Rt.cr restitution of honorable principle
eytgicl, they exhibit If the American Repub-
Gicas Mayor and other authorities Of the city OF
N.Yoyl had conferred no otter benefit upon the
subiic than the disclosures which are made in
shis report, they would deserve the respect and
gratitude of their ielow-ctizens
The rulers of the New York Aims House
tat some years past, do not seem to have beer
ftiendly to the temperance cause, as it APP
s,cars to have been the invariable practice tc
furnish the inmates with liquor on election
d!ay. This was done BY both parties wher
they had the controls so that paupers who
sxetas to the polls SOBER usually returned to thu
aigss House intoxicated. Indeed, the super
futcadents seem to have been entirely !ndi1er
cat 10 the moral reformation OF those unde
slSeir control, and to have been anxious only t
make as much as possible out OF the labor o
raupers, and to secure their votes at the election
Insou.e eases the inmates protested to be Anne
rlean Republicans and desired to vote the tickle
at that party, but they were stigmatlzed
Natives, or id rascals," by their torelg
Supervisors. Is it to be wondered at, tina
such conduct should rouse the American spirit
aud cause American citizens OF all parties /
quite for the vindcation of their rights, an
the maintenance of their liberties. Moth
American people never will submit to foreig
sia:tat,on; nor tamely yield their backs to b
gHss'ed by fellows who were probably transport
ed EoE their crimes
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MtsEuM. Concert by the Hfam Professors
Mr. Peae has been fortunate to secure the
Misses Bramson, who make their only appear
ancc tonight We advise every real lover Of
''sweet sounds" and scientific execution of the
most brilliant and difficult selections of music
not to omit the opportunity afforded them this
evening. Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Watts, Miss Nc
Bride and John Seton assist in advertisement
given to introduce the Misses Bramson.
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RUMoRED DUEL. We have, says the Plea
yune, seen letter from Little Rock, dated on
the LIST inst, in which it is stated that rumor
is afoat that hostile meeting is shortly to take
place between Ex-Governor Butler, U. S Che
rokee agent, and Col. Mason of the army. We
sincerely hope that the report may prove UNI
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A II THEM AGAIN. NJ. DoYLE's CAP

A II THEM AGAIN. NJ. DoYLE'S CAPT
N tai PRIZE DEPOT, No. l44 PRATT STREE
opposite the Railroad Depot, next door To Brad
silaws United States HOtei) singular run Of eood
luck still continues at this lucky office. 1t is only M.
cessary to purchase ticket, and after the drawins
hire cart OF dray to convey the specie away Do no
delay any longer, but make all speed to secure some
Of the magnificent prizes TO be disposed of this week
THURSDAY, capital $4,000. tickets "a, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets SCI, share, in
Soporton.
SATURDAY, the favorite Thomas Thumb scheme
capital S4Ooo tickets 81, halves 90 cts, quarters BIC
Certificates Of packages Of % whole tickets xii he
issued ut $l2, halves So quarters SO. Now is your
chance for a young fortune by small outlay. For
any Of the above capitals apply TO the right place
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons who Dur.
chase By the package OF quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lncky numbers By
the package, single tcEet, snare All orders y
raaI or otherwise, addressed TO
NJ DOYLE, No. LA Pra,t ~feer
u laI Opposite 3. X d. O. r., Dep0..
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{G33- No. go EAST BALTIMORE STREET is now
the resort for all who seek relief from disease where
are sold DIR. JOHN VI. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINES, viz:
DR.. John NJ. Williams Tonic Vegetable Bitters 25
cents per bottle.
DR.. JOHN Nj Williams Indian Vegetable Purifying
Blood Pills. - cents per box.
DR.. John NJ. Williams Vegetable Dyspepsia SPECIFIC,
30 cents per bottle.
DR.. John NJ. Williams Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills
D cents per box.
DR.. John NJ. Williams Vegetable Cholera Specific,
% cents per bottle.
DR.. John NJ. Williams New Eme,ic Preparation, 10!
cents per vial,
Or. John NJ. Williams Pedeuviunl, OF Foot Bath l24
cents per package.
DR.. John NJ. Williams Vegetable EXpectorani, for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Sc, 25 cts. per bottle.
Dr. John NJ. Williams new Remedy for Group, l2t
cents per vial,
Q3- Call and procure printed descriptions of the
various Medicines prepared and sold by DR.. John NJ.
Williams, at his Vegetable Medicine Laboratory, No.
% East Baltimore street, fifth door Of Fron,-st
Baltimore. No charge for advice. 1t
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ff7-THE "AMERICAN REPUBLiCANSn Of the
Twelfth Ward met agrccably to notice and organized
the meeting by eecting the following named gentle
men as officers of the ASSOCIATIONS: IoSEPn WRIGHT,
as President, WILLIAM Lone as Vice president and
GEORGE +. CoUNsELMAN as Secretary. The meeting
then adjourned 10 meet again on next THURSDAY
NIGHT, the 25th inst, door west OF Pine, in Bat-
more Stlcet. IT.
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o. CAPS OF LATEST SPRING STYLE suit
able for Ladies, ony5 cts each; Gloves g. and 10 cts
pair super Elastic Suspenders % and 81 cts. Patent
Elastic do only 81, black Satin Stocks so 62j each
gentemens Collars, newest style, 10 and "a each
Scarfs 80 cents each Gloves, various prices Scissors
10 and II! cts. each RaZorS 25 and 81; German sill
yer Butter Knives only - cents each; Tea Spoons %
cts. set; Table Spoons 3i aux IS set Jet BreaSpinS
81 and 10 cents cach Hair Pins and l25 each; Steel
Rings and Tasses, Steel Beads of various numbers;
also, all kinds of Brushes, Combs and Fancy Goods.
run off at low prices for cash.
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles sts
mh20-ltT MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY.
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New HAMPSHIRE Election. We have re-
turns from lS6 town. In them the vote for
Governor is as follows: Steele, (dem.) 2l,370;
Colby, (whig,) 1850; Scattering, principally
for Ho,t, abolition, 6,O24, Thirty-scven towns
remain to be heard from. Steele is elected, but
by diminished majority, Woodbury., (dem.)
for Congress, is defeated; there is no choice in
his district This is the district in which Mr..
Hale, the anti-Texas democrat also run as a
candidate.
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fr7-SMALL FRY! SMALL FRY. SMALL FRY!
The Egerons would respectfully call the attention of
persons wanting small fortune to the drawing of the
famous Small Fry Lottery Saturday next, the CAPT
tails in which $4,000, 81, 00O 81 300, of 81 000
terry will cost but Sl3 So quarters only SO 81 single
package may contain the four highest prizes in the lot
terry worth IS 900. Apply al EGERTONS'
Corner South st. and Exchange Place; or,
Il [Rl Conner Commerce and Pratt streels
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Ts CoaREsroNpGEys. The communication
az Ben Franklin in relation to the Stamp
Acc, shall be published tomorrow. We VIII
Fiere take occasion TO remark to correspondents,
shat /, will always facilitate the insertion OF
their tlvors, if they will write on one side Of
The. saaer only.
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Nc BALT'E UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.
A monthly meeting of the standing Committee will
he held at City Hall THIS (ThurSday) EVENING,
al half past O'Clock. BIZ Older,
n fri JAMES YOUNG. Sec'y.
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Tue NIILERirEs. A correspondent conS-
G.ess il wrong to publish the transactions OF the
Nine=itcs as he believes them to be insane
s,at such publications may have the effect OF
preventing others from becoming followers OF
1Yii!er. Some of the M.,erites are no doubt
Deaci of reason, bat others may be designing
kaevos, who deserve to be held up to public
.n,nrn-
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FE1D PERSONS An A DISTANCE.
n FLETCHER * CO, Lottery Agents,
beg leave to call the attention of persons residing at
a distance to the number OF Magnificent Lotteries
now drawing in Baltimore every week, in which the
high capital prizes $40 O05 30 900, 2l0OO 90 600,
10000, 5000, &c Tickets from 81 p 3, 4, s, up TO 10
each; and Packages from s., TO- 90 49, 40. So 90 and
70 each, in proportion to the magnitude ofthe scheme,
regular package of tickets in any Lottery can draw
the 3 highest prizes.
The official scheme Of the l. o.iery will always be
sent with the tickets ordered. Address
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
1t Baltimore, Mi
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A DEMONSTRATION. A committee of Ame-
rican Republicans from Boston and New York,
s.arse,l to their quarters by large body Of their
friends on horseback as we'll as ON foot. The
gentlemen who represented the Twenty-six
States on the 4th OF July last, formed part OF
the escort, were mounted, ard wore Sashes.-
Joseph s. Riley, Esq, ofiiciated as Chief Mar
Mai OF the Procession. There were also seve
ral barouches, containing the committees
guests, and revolutionary soldiers. They have
come TO receive beautiful banner, to be pre-
ss.nted to the American Republicans of Boston
for .beir gallant conduct at the Mayors cleo
tioH.
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First Office fl ON Baltimore s.reet.

FEyHREE MORE FINE SCHEMES THIS
n WEEK. The EGERTONS offer three more
splendid Inducements to make fortune at their offices
this week THIS DAY, $4,000. Tickets Sa-a rs
No. Lottery, with 10 drawn ballots A full nac kaye
on certificate 'ot sac, qrs. only Sl2 Is.
TOMORROW, $1,000 for So 80.
On SATURDAY, that Little Fayorite the "Smail
Fry" in which the Egertons have sold the capital
ofiener than all the of the vendors put together,
$iooo high prize. Tickets s.. A full package of
whoes for Sl3 SO, qrs only So 81. Apply early.
The drawn Nos of Yesterdays Lottery are
l6 IS as 20 Ii 81 s IL 81 81 20 40 "a So
In which we sold two prizes to citizen Of $1,000
in half ticket, to comb. IA 20; the other smaller
one, 70 comb IL % 81.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Soutt-st. and Exchange Place; or
i Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
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a L M A n A C.
BARNHILL'S INDELlBLE INK.

yg'EIE superiority of shiS Marking Ink is nsw very
IL generally acknowledged by the Druggists and
containers of the article in Phade phia and NJ York
large number OF whom have already tested it, and
have pronounced il superior to any other md sI,t
ink, whether OF domestic or foreign make The
whole process of markirg may be completed in three
minutes, even at midnght, II desirable. Notice the
following recommendations:
INDELIBLE INK. Messrs. Potts, Linn s. H,ua
No. 2l3a Market, above Fifth manufacture and have
for sale, among articles in their line of business as
druggists, an admirable INK truly indeible
1t will, by its beauty and the simplicity Of its use
commend Itself to the regard of those who ike To ser
n mark upon Their appares, and would like taa, mark
neat and plain
from the editOrs of the North American of Mar ,6
lndet6!c INK. We have tsied some of BarnhHs 4,
ds1ble Ink and cheerfuy recommend il 70 all ,hos,
wishing 70 mark on linen cotton II runs freely
and requires no previous preparation
II is for sale by MessrS. Potts, Lima s Harris, No
2i3i Market street.
[Copy of an advertisement of April l9thl
BGynhiit's Inde!ibis Ink. just received a sammy of
This celebrated Ink, and having tested thoroughly
am prepared to warrant it equal, if not suoeror 70
an f:pde III the United States of the i'm ported
ALEXANDER HARPER
Wholesale Druggist, Market-s, above lath.
Ttopy Of an advertisement Of April a7th.1
Bdr5n.iN'5 Superior Isdeiibic Tax. The subscriber
he confidently recommends to the public a. the very
best III the market. II is used without preparation
and pro4aces jet black and inde!ibe impression, #
''' ~ Wig " EDWARD PARIsH,s
Drug ard Chemical Store
5. w. corner of 9th and Chesnut-sts
lG3-A supply of the above desirable article las been
received and is for sale by
STABLER s CANDY, Wholesale Agents.
No. LEO Pratt street.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Retail Agents,
Corner Of Baltimore and ElanoveY-sts
ISRAEL J. GRAHANE, Rcta! Agents
Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-s!s
!G}- Tho Agents are authorized to refund thu
ney, in any should it fail TO give entire sasflc-
iOu. feicr2aw2m
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Co. STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS
This is pamphlet of Bpwards of 80 pages, written
by cx Governor Thomas, Of Maryland, in relation to
hi7 domestic affairs, in which the conduct Of Gov
Mcdowell, of Va. and his family, together with Col
Benton, and other dignares, is severely arrasned,
and all matters in relation TO his marriage, and lis
subsequent unpleasant events, explained ard com
meed on with force and yigor 1t can be had AT this
Ofice-price % cents.
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On the l1ch inst. in the SD year Of hs are, Pgraa
SAru, native Of the county Cav2a, Ireland, and tJr
the last fourteen years 4 resident OF this city.
Suddenly, in Georgetown, d. c., the ljth last,
HAcHARiAH GATOR, aged 70 years, native and re-
sdent OF Montgomery county, Md.
AT Quincy, Illinois, Oh the I'd inst. ALEXANDER I ,
MILLER aged "a years, of the firm of A. T. Miller s.
Bros. The deceased was formerly OF this city, Bat
had located himself at Quincy for tie last TWO Yeas
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A. FOR SALE-A three story brick house
M,.i and large Garden attached TO il, situated on
sAsa- the YORK road, the first toll gate, which
mas been occupied a. store and tavern stand for u
number OF years, and is still occupied SUCH and is
one Of the best stands of the kind that road aud
doing good business, Title clear OF all ucunbrance
whatever. II will be sold low if immediate applica-
ton be made to Il. f, SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
No. 10 Exchange Place.
P.S Also a Stable and Carriage house attached
10 'ht place There is an excellent pump of water at
the door. mA20
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{c7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. ISL BROADWAY,
one door from Shakespeare street, East Baltimore.
mhl4-lwN J. II. MULLEN.
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OFFICIAL APPoIN TMENTs. The Washington
Globe publishes number of appointments Of
ficialy, including the Cabinet, but as we have
already published them once we consider it I'M
necessary to repeat them now. In addition to
those noticed previously, are the following: ID.
L. Gregg to be U. S. District Attorney for Hi
nois; Andw A. kincannon for the northern dis
trct of Mississippi; and John S. Rockwell for
Arkansas Henry NayIor, Thos. Turner, Jno.
l.. Smith, Benedict Miburn, Joshua Pearce,
Charles J. Nourse, Samuel Smoot and Henry
Howison, to be Justices of the Peace in the
county Of Washington, in the District of Co.
lumbia, and Charles Scott and VIM. ~ Mills,
to be Justices Of the Peace in the county of Al
exandria, in the District ofColumbia; their COM
missions either having expired, or being about
to expire. Henry Addison, Mayor elect of
Georgetown, to be Justice of the Peace in
the county of Washington, in the District of
Columbia.
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:" ". TILYARD.
Ahe SURGEON DENTIST, EgTAW-sT.,
fe5-3m Sd door north of LOMbard-sg.
Spool COTTONS. We have Just received
- per ship Meta, an assortment of the above Goods
which we will sell on accommodating terms.
FREDERICK FICKEY SONS,
mhl9 800 Baltimore street.
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q7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l25 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-si. nhl2-ly
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MARRIED.

On the 18TH distant, b. the Rev. Mr.. Gutslius, Wa
RAIsE, jT, 10 Miss SARAH HAHN both Of this city.
AtWashington, on the 18th ins.. by the Req. NJ Z.
Furge!sOa, LEWIS A. TARLroS, OF that cTv, to NJ.
Julia A. NGs-, formerly Of Baltimore.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED AT LAST.
YNNHE public are informed that am manuiactur-
IL ing PILLS for the cure of the Dyspepsia in all
its ferms which have seldom failed cure or afford
immediate relief 10 the sufferer. They have been
testimony of their wonderful and curative virtues will
be given on application to the subscriber. The al
vantage these PILLS have over all Others for the
same disease, is the minute quantity requisite for a
dose, Zone pill at night and persons in the habit of
sSng medicine will readily perceive their great desi-
deraum AS gentle aperient for cOstive habits, the
will be found 10 he invaluable. For sale only by
VIM. Ii. BALDERSTON, Druggist,
mh20-cOd3t corner Howard and Franklin SIS.
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Ep1o OBTAIN WIFE cApIrAL PRIZES


n be and call on SCuOOLFIELD B CO.
They sold yesterday 20 Nos. ID 81 prize Of $1,000,
sent to Chamhersburg, Pa. Nos l6 90 ST. prize OF
$3.50, and Nos. 30 So rs prize Of $780, both sold to
citizens.
Nos. Md. Cons. LOTTERY, class L. drawn March 10,
Lowest prize SIS, are
I6 rs as 20 II 81 10 81 81 20 40 a 50
n3-DraWS TODAY, the beautiful scheme Of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class "a.
THE CAPITALS ARE;
prize Of $40 600 ! prize Of sla50
/ " l500 " lova, &c.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters esshths 5Oc
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 tickets for only si.25, and can draw
the four highest prizes.
g3- Draws on SATURDAY, March 22d, the small
fry Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. H.
CaPitl prize $4,000. Tickets 81 shares in proportion
In which Schoolfeld & Go. win sell on certificate
packages of % whole tickets for only Sl3 50, halves
Sc rs, quarters SO 81, eghhs 5l So. For the prizes
and prompt attention, address
SCHOOLFIEIn & co,
No. Calvert street,
First Office ON kalfy, s.ys,t
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Tvy WEATHER. The mild weather during
a portion of this month had brought the fruit
.rees very forward, the peach trees in some
aiacss being in blossom. 1t is apprehended
chs, tx. tfosts which have since occurred, and
chs present cold spell, will destroy much oil the
ctuj,, particularly peaches. The sudden and
severe change is also trying to the human CON
slttl,lon, especially of invalids, who should be
exceedingly careful not to expose themselves
dar,Ar tine present month.
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Cry MoRrALIrY. In n. York, last week,
sae2e we're 1863 deaths; go -aen, "A women, 40
ssys and IS girls.
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Il GOOD LUCK AGAINM Out o. three packages
yesterday we sold two good 3 No. tickets-oIe of
$1,000 in half; also, of $1,000 in gr and $40 ir
the remaining package. Thus making good our As.
setiOn that packages the best and that oar ofce
is the head quarters for prizes any day.
TO-DAY-Sl0,000 for So rs Nos. IL drawn bal.
lotS--nearly two prizes to blank in the beautiful
scheme Of to day. Drawn Nos. of yesterday:
IS - as 90 il 81 6 ID 81 81 20 40 "a So
TT. TUCKER s. BROTHER
Ii Head Of Centre Market Saaca
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EARM HANDS FuR SALE. The nnder-I

EARM HANDS FOR SALE. The UNDER
II signed is authorised to dispose of three good
farm hands, of good characters, and saves; one OF
them will be sold for short term of years. and not to
be sold or removed of Baltimore county. He
takes this opportunity to inform his friends and the
public generally, thar he attends 10 the purchase and
sale of Real and Personal Property Of every de-
scrption, either in the city or country. Also attends
to the collection of House and Ground Rents; states
and collects accounts of every descriptions attends to
the drawing of all kiuds of instruments of Writing
that alay be desifed-al of which services will be
rendered at the mos. reduced rates of compensation
Apply at No. 81 (south side> SECOND STREET, oppo-
site the Marine Bank of Baltimore, to
nh20 -2awtf JOHN WALTERS.
SsTRAASSHIR STUDS and BREAST PINS,
~ very brilliant ay,icle received this day and for
for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK,
alt2U Water street. ID door from Calvert,
WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES.
sn0 further supply OF Gold Patent Lever and
wa Lepine WATCHES, Gold Guard and Fob
l.-@ 90 Chains, Seal Rings, with general assortment
GsA:<sSof JEWELRY-tor sale low by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, Water street
mh2O second door from Calvert-st.
IL STRAAS! STRAAS! =sH
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
FSNHESE beautiful BREASTPINS, which excel
N the diamond for brilliancy are just received and
for sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert.
For 3 or "a, Pm can be procured which looks as
we'll as a diamond at 500, Gentlemen in want of
handsome Breastpn are invited TO call and see the
different patterns. mIl20