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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-11
TO THE CHOCTAw WIS.

For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second ar
ticle Of the treaty OF sixteenth November eighteen
hundred and Ave, three thousand dollars
For permanent annuity, stipulated IN the thirteenth
article of the treaty Of eighteenth October eighteen
hundred and twenty, six hundred dollars;
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second
article of the treaty Of twentieth January eighteen
hundred and twenty five, six thousand dollars
For life annuity to chef bod Coe,) stipulated in
the tenth article Of the treaty Of twentieth January
eighteen hundred and twenty FIVE, one hundred and
fifty dollars
For life annuity TO three district chiefs, 1.-TWO hun.
bred and fifty dollars each,) stipulated in the fifteenth
article Of the treaty Of twenIy-seventh September
eighteen hundred and thirty, seven hundred aIaffy
dollars;
For limited annuity, for twenty years, stipulated in
the seventeenth article Of the treaty OF
September, eighteen hundred and thnty twenty thou.
sand dollars;
1For education Of forty youths, for twenty years. in
GLIDING support Of teachers IN the nation two thou.
sand hys hundred dollars per annum,) stipulated in
the IvsnIislh article Of the treaty Of IWenty-sev.nlh
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Resolved, unanimously, That the thanks Of this
meeting be rendered to Mr.. Burton for his cool and
energetic conduct during the late disastrous conHa-
grafton.
Rssoired, That the President and Mrs Polk the
ex-president and Mrs. Tyler, and Mr.. Madison, be
requested to patronize this charitable undertaking by
their presence.
az Tickets for the Ball may be obtained Of Full
lers Hotel, Browns Hotel, Coemans Hotel, United
States Hotel, Fishers Book Store and at the door Of
the Ball Room
,lsigncd) THos. MILLER, Chairman.
A a I wt Pn"4,, Secretaries.
City papers are requested to copy
March SIT
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For permanent annuity as stipulated in the fourth
article of the treaty of ,wenty-thrd October, one
thousand eight hundred and iventy-six, twenty five
thousand dollars;
For blacksmith and assistant as stipulated in the
fifth article of the treaty Of sixth October, eighteen
hundred and eighteen, seven hundred and twenty
dollars;
For iron and steel, Sc for shop, two hundred and
twenty dollars;
For one thousand pounds Of tobacco, two thousand
pounds Of iron, one thousand pounds of steel, as
stipulated in the fourth article Of the treaty Of TWEEN
ty-thud October, eighteen hundred and twenty-sx,
seven hundred and seventy dollars;
For pay Of miller in lieu Of gunsmith, as stipua-
ted IN fifth article of treaty Of sixth Of October,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, six hundred dollars;
For one hundred and sixty bushels Of salt as slip.
uated in same article, same treaty, three hundred
and twenty dollars;
For education and support Of the poor as stpuls-
ted IN the sixth article of treaty OF twenty-thrd Oc-
tober, eighteen hundred and tweniy-six, two thou.
sand dollars;
For the -nlniAof ten instruments as stipulated in
second article Of treaty Of twenty fourth October,
eighteen hundred and thirty-four, ten thousand dol
lars;
For the eighth Of ten instruments az stipulated in
third article Of treaty Of sixth November, sights,
hundred and thirty-sight twelve thousand Eve hun.
drsd and sixty-eighl dollars
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-11

For permanent annuity, stipulated 10 fourth article
Of treaty Of third August, seventeen hundred and
ninety five, one thousand dollars;
For permanent annuity, stipulated in fourth article
Of treaty Of twenty-ninth September, eighteen hun
drcd and seventeen, two thousand dollars;
For limited annuity, per act fourteenth July eight
cen hundred aud thirty.two, two thousand dollars
For purchase Of SALT stipulated in third article Of
treaty of seventh June, eighteen hundred and three,
sixty dollars;
For blacksmith and assistant during pleasure Of
the President, stipulated fourth article Of treaty Of
seventh November eighteen hundred aud twenty five,
eight hundred and forty dollars;
For iron and sIeel, Sc, for shop, two hundred and
twenty dollars
For blacksmith and assistant during pleasure Of the
President stipulated in fourth article Of treaty Of
eighth August eighteen hundred and thiry-one, eight
hundred and forty dollars;
Foe iron and Steel SC, for shop, two hundred and
twenty dollars;
For blacksmith and assistant during the pleasure
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-11

A FANCY DANCE, BY Miss Gertrude.
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TO THE POTTAWOTOMIES.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the foulth orti-
Gle Of The treaty Of third August, seventeen hundred
| and ninety -hse, one thousand dollars;
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the third arti-
Gle of the treaty Of ihrteth September eighteen hun
dred and nine, five hundred dollars;
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the third arti
Gle OF tue treaty OF second October eighteen hundred
and eighteen, two thousand FIVE hundred dolars;
For limited annuity, for twenty two years slipuIs.
ted in the third article of the treaty OF fifteenth co
ber eighteen hundred and twenty six, two thousand
dollars;
| For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second
article Of the treaty Of twentieth September eighteen
hundred and twenty-eIght two thousand dollars;
For limited annuity for twenty years stipulated in
| the Article, one thousand dollar;
! For life annuity to chief stipulated IN the same ar
tice one hundred dollars;
| For education during pleasure Of Congress, stpuIa
ted in the same article, one thousand dollars;
For purchase OF salt, stipulated IN the third arcl,
Of treaty of seventh june eighteen hundred ant
three, one hundred and forty dollars;
! For one hundred and sixty bushels Of salt stipuls
ted IN the third article Of the treaty Of sixteenth DC
tober eighteen hundred and twenty -sir. three HIM
dred a nd TWENTY dollars
| For education, during pleasure Of Congress stpu.
lated in the same article two thousand dollars;
For blacksmith and assistant stipulated in the same
article, seven hundred and twenty doars;
For iron and steel, &c. for shop, two hundred and
| twenty dollars;
For black smith and assistant, stipulated in the
third article of the treaty OF twentieth September
eighteen hundred and twsnly-sight, seven hundred
aud lvsniy dollars;
Foruou and steel, &c, for shop, two hundred ,nd
twenty dollars
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-11

10 make good the interest on investments IN State
stocks aud bonds, for various Indian tribes not yet
paid by the States to be reimbursed out Of the inte-
rest when collected, sixty-eght thousand four hun
bred and thirty nine dollars and ninety-three cents
For payment to the Bank of Michigan, or its as
signs, for moneys advanced under authority of the
Secretary of War, and Secretary Of the Treasury,
in fulhlment OF treaty with the Chippewas of Sagi-
nav, of January, one thousand eight hundred and
thrty-seyen together with interes, on the principal
sum due said Sank from the first day of February,
thousand eight hundred and forty at six per cent
per annum, twelve thousand five hundred dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary Prorided That
of the scrip which has been awarded, or which shall
be awarded, 10 Choctaw Indians under the provi-
sions OF the law OF twenty-third August, thou
sand and forty-two, that portion thereof not deve-
rabe East, by the third section of sand law in these
words not more than half Of which shsll be de-
livered to said Indian until his removal the Choc-
taw territory, West Of ths Mississippi river shall not
be issued or delivered in the West, but the amounts
awarded for land which they reside, but which it
is impossible for the United States now to give them
shall carry an interest OF five per cent, which the
United States will pay annually 10 the reserves IN
der the treaty Of one thousand eight hundred and
thirty, respectively, to their heirs and legal repre-
sensuves forever, estimating the land which they
may be entitled at dollar and twenty five cent.
per acre ProUided further, That so much Of the
law Of twenty third August one thousand eight hun.
dred and fortytwo, as Is inconsistent herewith, is
hereby repealed. -
See. 2. ind be Il further enacted, That the sum Of
five thousand dollars, appropriated under the act en-
titled "An act making appropriations tor the current
and contingent expenses of the Indian Department,
and for fulfilling treaty stipulatons with the various
Indian tribes, for the year ending the thirteth June
one thousand eight hundred and forty-6ve - and ap-
proved seventeenth June, thousand eight hundred
and fortyfour, for payment 10 the seneoas Of per-
msnsn annuity stipulated in the fourth article Of the
treaty Of tventy-ninth September, one thousa nd
eight hundred and seventeen four thousand FIVE hun
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
FREE EXHIBITION,

REE Eht1lBlllON.
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Anyedi'or disposed to copy and take pictures in
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RMlATNM NOYKCIE-MA NTEn nAIIY- ClerLs

CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
FENIEOMAS BECK, No. 53 CENTRE MAR
IL KET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he neRds selling off his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETINGS nj FAC
TORY PRICES--such as Imperial Thtee-ply's extra
super Ingrains, fine and common lhgrains Wool Fin
ishing and Cotton Stair CARPETlNGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR & TABI. T.
OIL CLOTHS, &c. &c. All persons in want of any
of the above named articles, requested 10 make
inquiry al any Carpet Store III Baltimore relative to
the price of Carpcling, &C., and then call at No So
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY
N. q. RAG CARPETTNG, Of my own Manufacture,
asplGndid article, at very low prices oil -tJa4E
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. no Par.

~ EW ESTABLISHNiENT.- 10 PRATT
Ia STREET, doors west Of Charles 81. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, caps, re. &c, The subscriber
having opened establishment for the transaction of
the above business in all its varieties, would respect
fully invite the attention of his frieads and the pub
lie generally TO his large and well assorted stock Of
goods, which will be sold at such picts as cannot fail
TO be an induceneRt TO those in want of those ari
Giles 10 give him call. We name in part: Mems and
Boys Kip, Calf and Grain BOOTS; do. de. BROG
ANS; do. do. and Ladies and Misses RUBBERS;
Silk and Cotton u NJ B RE l. l. AS; Goat and Seal
TRUNKS; Beaver, Russia, Cashmere, silk, Glazed,
Wool and Water proof HATS; Mems and Boys Fur,
CLOTH Glazed and Plush CAPS, togetae with large
and general assortment of all descriptions Of fine
Shoes aud Boots and every other article in the above
line. These goods have been laid in at the very low
est cash prices, and are all choice and fresh Call and
examine, and such inducements will be offered as
cannot fail to please.
nl7tf w. l.. WILLIAMS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
Kg1O aARRATW sCnOOL TEA CnNRs

TgIO SABBATH SCHOOL TEA CHEERS
4 AND OTHERS. We have for sale the Books
of the American Sunday School Union, ofIhe Massa-
chnsetts sunday school Society, and OF The Presby-
terrain HOad of Publication and the Tracts Of the
same. These sell at the Philadelphia and Boston
prices, aud will punctualIy supply all orders, We
have also great variety of other Religious Books,
suitable for presents to scholar.
AHanacs, Inks, Paper, Quls, and every thing else
in the Book and tItonery liRc cheap, peTy cheap.
ID. OWEN & SON, booksellers & Stationers,
No. lag Baltimore street,
MS sd door east of Cavert-st
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.fLVERT- SITS.
VHNHlS EVENING, Dec. I'd, will be perform
E ed bath ROAD" Captain Kambleton, Mr..
GALLAGHER. Ellen, Miss CANNON.
Singing aud Dancing by the INFANT SISTERS.
To concade with BOMBASTES FURIOSO. Gen.
Bombastes, Miss Il. KlLMlSTE, King Aftaxomn-
Gus, Mr.. j. SETON, Distafiina Miss CANNON.
W Abundance % cts, children under 10 years of
age, II! cents. Saloon performance to commence at
y O'Clock precisely. 1t
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
FBSHIS EVENING, Dec, ID, will be performed
n NORMA. Claudian, Mr.. FRAZER. OrOveso,
Mr. SEGUGN. Norma, Mrs. SEGUlN. liberia, Mrs.
BAILEY. Flavius, Mr.. ANDREWS.
70 eonclude with DUMB BELLE. Vivian, Mr..
WlEATLEY. Smhk, MIR. ANDREWS. Manvers,
Mr.. MULH0LLAND. Eliza, Mrs. RUSSELL.
!E5- Boxes IS cens-Pit 81! cents, Doors open at
81 O'clock-Curtain rises nj O'Clock. II
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

IsyssAa FOR RENT. The Dwelling House.
MtHnI No. l27 Mulberry street, between Paca and
ENiu Green sis, will be reRted to gentee family
hkA.. Mat S20J per year. 1t is in good order, with
patent hydrant in the yard. For further particulars,
apply at the Clipper office n29-f
NOR SALE-GROUND RENTS of different
a. amounts, well secured, for sale ut per cent
Apply 10 BOND s. GELBACH,
NIL 40 Second ST.
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JULES HAUEL
Chemist and Perfumer, No. At

o. hirl street, below Chesnut, Philad'a.
ANA tor safe IN Baltimore by the following Agents.
H. Boury, 2lO BatimOre-st; ". NJ Robinson cor. Cav
and Sardt0ga SIS; Mortimer MOwhray, BALTIC. and
Charles-sts; Thos. p. Hartson 253 Baltmore-si; F
Hickey Sons, 2i7! Ba'timorG-st; A. Cr0yeau, III
baltimore st; Coleman Rogers, l53 Baltimore ST. s.
lC Winchester, 1865 Baltimore-sl; r. Hall, lI2 Baio
ST; j. NJ Laroque, BALTIC. and Harrison SITS; Jas p De
hacour, $50 Baltimore st; NJ. $. Thompson, Howard
and FayeticSts; e. z. Rogers, Howard and Marion
SITS; J. w. Barry St Co.. BALTIC. and Peal SITS.
old tuwthf3u
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- e0SP AvS wv GROUND RENTS
" tFVTFE w
BOND Il GELB.9CTT.

WANTED. Apply To
BOND l. GELB.9CH
Real Estate 8gshtS, No. 40 Seconi-d
I'D Who offer tor sale a large variety Of very
stts9lsf cheap property, pant of which we name:-
kahaI large al d beautiful 3 story dwelling with
-ar9-l large back buildingS-lot ID! feet front 10
deep to an alley, on Lexington. 81 near Charles.st.
Anz.A Also, spacious and we'll arranged story
A#RM dwelling on w. LOmbard-st near Howard st.
49, lot "A feet I76 deep TO an alley, with sta
bes. This house will be sold very cheap in fee sm
pie or with ground rent. do in ST. Paul ST. near
franklin, - 500 in EXeer-st. near CRANKY So 500;
a neat story dwelling on Madison-st. near Howard
at only 59O0-will rent for 9j0; | i'll w. Lexington
81. near Pine, with passage and back building and
deep lot only S25Ob in Saratoga ST. between Pine
ST. and Run alley story, with attic and hack build
ing, lot Ia by lis feet deep, cost 81 400 to bud, n
now be sold at only 5 300, in payments Of |, . j.
and years, is under rent at $780, in Pitt-s near
Eden, at $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca. st.
near LNe Green, only $1,000; 3 in w Fayete. st.
near Cove at ) $50 each; 2n Harrison. ST. near the
Synagogue; in CarOIine-st near Il Baltimore $500;
in Wansbeck, near Hollins st., S575 and $50; in
Granby-st. near Exeter, $1,000 in Courtland ST. in
fee, S4,20J; very large and desirable store with
dwelling on N. side OF LeNingtoH-s between Ertaw
and ll0ward-wi lie sold cheap on easy terms; and
many Others
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances.
A large number of FARMS for sale. t.l NIL
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AtHRISTIE'S PARENT GALVANIC
u RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
NEW YORK, June %, lSiJ.

DR.. A. II. Christie
Dear Sir--I have from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache and rheumai-
&c pains IN my legs and arms. have often suffered
so intensely that it has prevented from following
my usual occupation, and frequently destroyed nay ap-
petite. My nervous debility and weakness has con
sequcnt'y been great tha after having tried almost
every thing without relief, gave upin despair, was
recommended to try yOur Galvanic Rings and Mag
nctc Fluid, and only al tnGnd's urgent solicitations
was induced To do so. Its effect upon my system
almost miraculous. After n few hours the appliCa
ZION appeared to strengthen my nerves, relieved me
of my headache, and have had relapse of the
rheumatism any other pains since the first day,
would therefore unhesitatingy recommend you Gal
vanic Rings and Fluid To those afflicted as have been
Respectfully, JACOB q. OGSBURY,
1862 William street.
The genuine for sale at
SETH $. HANCE,
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FNS8E OREGON QUESTION, The topic
II OF the day Political mauguyring, The affect
cd and dsaftected iHventiOniss Of new hobbies nta
the discussions of parry. In calling Into services by
the cmoiumenls Of Office, The community can readily
Disseminate the influence Of The golden rue, which
rmhodIeS the devotion Of seeking the rcTaT.s n
which asprantS claim. Though reconciliation is but
in the favor Of those promoied, consequently those
who desire the signs, or seeking for a sign, can re-
lg N J. J. ROACH'S, No. 2s6 BALT!MORE-ST
where the aspiring position will be fully set forth in
Block, Gilt Painted, Transparent and omamenia
SIGNS, of every character and style, not to be sur
passed in this or any other country n2l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

A " EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"A FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOlHS-An, fican, English and French
CASSIMERES--Plan and Fancy
VESTlNGS-Silk, Velvet, Satin, WOrstpd, &c.
Sattnets, Tweeds, Kerseys Jeans and Inacys
CashIneres, M0usiine de Lame, black and COLD
Alpacas, Bombazincs, Sc. Also, one of the hand
soonest assOrtments of CALICOES in the city
SiIAWLS-C Cashmere, Tibet, Wool, Mousline de
Lame, Blanket and Net
FLANNElS-Whitc, Red and yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Flannes, Ticking
Penitentiary Plaids, CHECKS, Cotton Yarn,
Brown and BleaChcd MUSLINS, &c. SC
g Fo. sale al the Agency Store, very luw for cash,
by LUTHER J. COX, Agent,
No. Il Baltimore street. ID door below
oIl-2m TrpOlrtt'S alley.
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FKACTISING SENBLIES.
4 SfHAIthES l.. SPIES respectfully informs his
" patrons and the public, that his first PRNCTlS-
ING BALL will be- held on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, 4th Dec, at CENTRAL HALL, aud continue
every Thursday throughout the year, and the COTIL-
LION PARTIES every Saturday.
o. Persons wishing Season Tickets are requested
10 procure them IS early possible, as the number
will he limited. FsRl n29 cot
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w A N T S .
NNAsTED A LOAN of 500, for 10 m.nlhs

| E@AHTED LOAN Of 500, for 10 month;
w to Two years, for which brick house, situat
| ed on Pratt street, in fee, valued at twice the a.
mount, clear OF all ncumhrancc, will be given as
Security-the property 10 rented 10 good ten.
| ant. Apply Immediately at
L.F. SGOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
n27 No 10 Exchange Place,
~ ANFED. A number of active MEN, to ira
w vel as AGENTS for the sale Of new and pop
ular Publications in the Eastern Western, Southern
and Middle States and the Canadas Each man will
he insured SouO per per year, in writing, over and n
b0ve ms expenses, with an opportunity of clearing
SlOUO per year and more, if active. Each man will
have his own district Ii will he necessary for them
to have at least from S25 5D to obtain good fit
ting out; no one need apply unless he has that sum, il
being our object to establish good agents and give hcm
such a chance as M else can offer them Apply
AT the office of the Utei States Publishing Company,
corner of BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS, (Jarvs'
Bulldlne) up stairs-entrance No, Jarvis Buding.
Letters, post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
O23 ~
HENAE&E ROTECE-WANTED DAILY-Clerks,
II. book keepers, bar Keepers, Porters for stores
English Teacher; COachmen; OstIcrs; Wagoners;
aud lroners; ChaWbermads; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Seamstresscs; House keepers, gnd
annmbcr of other situations to numerous TO mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only tn give
me call and their will be Immediately attend
ed to- Servants sent from my Office always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SCOTTI,
n6 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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GRAND FIRENEN'S BALL

GRAND FIREMEN'S BALL,
IN HONOR OF THE "UNION FIRE COMPANY"
OF LANCASTER, Pa.
FHNTIE LAFAYETTE FIRE COMPANY
Il take pleasure in Announcing to the citizens of
Baltimore, that their first Bali will tIke place on FRI
DAY EVENING, Dec, 9Th, in honor of their Bother
firemen Of Lancaster, Pa, to be held in the City
Guards ARhORY, cor. Of Hanover aud Lombard SIS.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
William Mckinley, Francis Hutler.
James McNabb, SidnOr s. donaldson.
Frederick Davis,
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
SidROr s. Donaldson, James McNabb
William ID. Roberts,
MANAGERS:
LAFAYETTE-AleX. Clifford, Samuel Bowen, John
Charlton, George Hall, r. Ray, o. Bowen, GG0ls e
PentZ, Jghn Bush
MECHAEICAL-A BrasheaTs.
UNIuN-GeOrge w. Brown.
FRIENDsuIP--John Bueiah,
LGBERTy-Chares Davis.
DEPTFoRD-Wan Shelley.
COLUMBIAN-Aaron Stockton.
FRANKLIS-James Young.
NIGILANT-Edmund Mitchell.
ISDEPESDENT-ThOmas BruscHp, Jr.
FIRST BALTGmoRE-James l.. McPhail.
UNIrED--John Shnmburg.
NEW MARKRT-Charles Mcdonald.
WAsHIEGToN-WiIliamC g. Simms.
PATAPs Co-Walter r. Jones'
HowARD-Wam Helm.
WATCHNAN-IIcnry Barton.
{GF-Ballct Master, Mr.. RAY. MURRAY'S BAND
is engaged for The occasion.
{I3- Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of any OF
the Managers MO aw3wdb
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SEASONABLE ARTICLES.
HAMILTON EAST Err ~ co. 203 BAL
II d TiMORE STREET, have on hand
splendid French CLUAkINGS, shaded, &c.
Handsome English and Anne riCan ClOakings
Real French Jern0s and TnibcI CLOTHS
do. do. BGMBAZlNES, of best make
Rich c0lOrcd and black ALPACAS
Splendid 4 and Cd black C.4SHMERES
do. Printed Cashmeres, of Paris stylss
do. Col'd aud black Silks, in great variety
Rich watered and plain "a and "A MantiIla SILK
3 and "A black Mana VELVETS
CoIored Bonnet Vevets and Satins
Marceline and Innings SILKS, large stock
Al,o, a large assortment of Flannels, BLANKETS,
Quilts, Linen Goods for Housekeepers, Floor Baizes,
Curtain Muslins, emb'd Curtains, &c. sc. A splen
did stock Of CLOTHS Beaver Cloths, Cassimeres,
TWeeds and articles for gents wear. n26