American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-27
FOR THE INAUGURATION.

~ FOR THE INAUGURATION.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
rsaseaa For the accommodation 0
i rErIGs AL persons DESTROYS of attendin;
TT75a -iss,i 5sa iof Cars will be despatched from
'"'' 'ee' DepoI On the 9TH March, as follows viz;
| ,.; FROM BALTIMORE.
| Tram or trains at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ
" 6 {"
RETURN FROM WASHINGTON.
\ t''" or Trans a'2E O'Clock, P. NJ.
I And on 9th March 8 AM
=, Fare for the ROUND "TRIP, by either Of the above
Trains 81. so. " saw "'''
&c Tickets must be procured at the office-o,her
wise the customary fare will be collected bv the cnn
| diiCtOr on the cars. ~ VIII
90 The office will be kept open until O'Clock On
the evening Of March Sd, for the convenience OF per
fr27-4t d. J. FOIEY Anon,
| ESOR SALE OR RENT. The Country Resi-
a. dence called ':SILFER HILL" situated \
snort distance from Pennsylvania Avenue. The place
contains about II acres Of Land and has been cuIti
fated Tor several years past market garden. II
mas large apple orchard and other fruit trees stream
OF water passing through the of it and never
laiiihg spring and pump Of excellent water
49, Inc improvements two story Frame
al:sa dwelling, Barn, Dairy. Spring House. sc. & e.
', lhlS Place Is capable of being made one of the
hhhdsomest Country Beats in the neghborhood Of the
to l.. J. Cox, ~ Baltimore street. or TO
ie2'-4t BORDLEY & COX, Bowly's wharf.
WHO'S FOR THE GREYS' BALL.
NtaSs...SS inc public are respectfully informed
mat Pele - new line of splendid ON
-H-1z,--G-NlBuSES will run continually during
tnc GREY $ BALL. from the following points, viz:
one line from Ashland Square through old town to
me Theatre: One line frsm Fe's Point and one
'o", lennss'Shlla avenue, al the usual prices. 1t
NEsE WIN. II. AxEEVIL,
EAE% fAShloNABLE AND Practical Halter
EEA os BALTIMORE STREET
(asAs2A D, 6 to inform gentlemen purchasing,
" tlat owing to the great number he sells
nc Is al al tnles enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
OF qua'ty SUPERIOR for the price TO any other csab
ilshmcht IN the city, OF any shape or descrption nov
Wofh VIZ: Sik Moleskin, Russia, Cashmere. Nutria.
can ,i,,a's . Aso CARS OF all kinds. Gentlemen
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE
BDAPER HANGINGs AND
-a- "lNDoW BLIND ESTABLISHMENT,
No. Is NORTH G.AY-ST.
~, near the Odd Fellows, HALL
Inc subscriber has constantly in store \ oepe,,t
assortment of fine super glazed and common Ameri
can Gn, r i,.a HANGlNGS, BORDERS, FIRE BOARD
rhN >, &c, embracing the latest STYLES and mai
Terms Tor faiors, Halls, Dining Rooms and CbamberS
Also, general assortment of WINDOW BLINDS
S comprising handsome selection of Oil Painted Win
dow Shades; Fenan Blinds: Stick and Sin, plinds. |
Paper Blinds, &c. All for sale on the most accnn
modating terms. Call on
ie2' JOHN C. HOLLAND.
&sHEEtIFF'S NOTICE OF LIEN LAW
- ny Vlrne OF writ OF scire facias issued out of
tut Csnrt OF Howard District, of Anne Arundel coun
y, III tue SUIT OF Charles A. Mclaughlin and IN me
amecled, against the congregation Of Grace Church
Edncolts Mills, Howard District of Anne Arnndri
county, for the of two thousand four hunJraJ
and eighty dollars aud five cents for work dana nnd
materials furnished to aad for certain buiIdng ,o
WIZ Inc building at Elcott's Mills in Howard I,;s
n ,It vi anne Arundel county, known as the Epsco-
pai Chureh, and called 'Grace Church, and whereas
IL is aedsed that the said sum of two thousand fomr
ana el9hy dollars and five cents, still remains
que ans unpaid to the said Charles A. Mel augbn.
VOW ths Is 10 give notice thereof according tn law
10 all other claimants and persons interested. ''
.a- THOMAS BURGESS, Sheriff
ie~'-" sot of Howard District.
BIBLE. The Ola and Ne,v
a isstaiieh arranged in historical and chronology
Ca order, Zen the basis Of Lightfocts Chronicle in
'uch a manner that the Books CHAPTERS Psalms PRO
DhecieS, &c, &C., may he read as one connected hS
ory IN the words of the authorised Translation with
iotss ana coplous indexes, by the Rev. George Town
Northailertan. ~ ' vi
Together with supply of Theological Works of
ne iaost standard authors. For sale by
.-a PARSONS & PRESTON.
lcet lal Pratt-st, adjoining Railroad Depot.
MO. 15I PRATT STREET.
~ BOOK STATIC NERY WAkEHOUsE.
Iown and Country School Books.
Miscellaneous Boots.
Theological Works.
Family Bibles, Prayers, Hymns, &c. &c.
DLhNh bOOhS Of every description manuflc-
ured and sold as cheap they can be purchased in
ny market. "
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STATIONERY.
English and German States.
Cap, Letter and Bill Paper, very low.
Bonnet Boards; Wrapping Paper; Ink; Quills;
Steel Pens; Ink Stands; Waters; Sealing Wax;
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, sc. sc. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON, {
booksellers and Sntioncrs and Blank Book Manuae. I
irefs NO. l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
'ep0t. feo7 r
B Il 5000 Tue lucky BE pl MA1 ot, st the Sf l.
KILLER & co, where was sold in the Md. Susque-
anna Canal Lottery drawn yesterday . more snug
rizes one the half of $780, Nos 81 IS 63, for only
50, and one $3.50, Nos 81 60, quarter both sold
citizen customers for small outlays made at our
lcky prize corner.
Draws TODAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery class
o. 1918 Nos Ia ballots, making Il splendid scheme
N the price of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize of Sl20oU | prize of Sligo
" 1000 10 4" 1000
- 800 10 4O0,&e.
Tickets $4-safes in proportion.
For kages, single tickets shares of tickets ap-
y to the old established and most fortunate Office of