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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

" DR.. Branch Il. Archer. Of Texas, is ont in anp,h
bitter assault up'n Gen. II ,uslnn & President Jones
nlInates That, mol vtlstandn! the conclusive proofs
'h'If hostility Ia aa"exaiin they nevertheless in
4 -h Av" at Washington city, and that ii is already
wen ""' IN Trxas for the purpose of operating on the
|'ufe erc"ns in that State. that they are to be the
.pri'srs :" Executive patronage, as sonn as hv the
msnm'aon OF annexation. the duty Of appointments
4 ofii 80 shall desolve upon President Polk The new
''er"hrn' OF Texas Is, by this means, he says 10 be
'ced III the hand. Of islon aud jones' and such per
n. ire 10 be- iron that State to the IT, g Sonata
r. House Of Represent atives cas- will use their inA,
pee 10 sustain Sam. Iouson,' 10 whom the u c,ur an.
cs@ndry severely dar,!atory epilhes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

TTHE B3hNDREFi PILLS are entirely Vegetable and
l. made those principles which long experiences has
proved correct 1t isnow speculation, when they are
sickness Tor they known to be the best clean
Of the stomach and bowels, and in all dyspepc and
bilious case. they great blessing. Let every family
keep these PILLS in the house. If faithfully used when
there for medicine, will be seldom that
Doctor vii be required In all cnsss OF cold, cough, or
rhe umntism the afflicted it to their bodies TO these
Pills
a The following the only authorised Agent. for the
sale Of DIR. Benjamin Brandreths Vegetable Universal
Pills. :,
PAYNE & GREGORY, Lynchburg, Campbell.
Henry Lakewood, Castle Craig, do
j. H. Sweeney & Co, Marysville, do
Lee Bailey & Co Brooknea,
BENJAMIN Nowlin & Co, Falling Creek,
VIM. Mathews s. Son, Walkers Church, r. Edward,
Good, Base & Co., Kingsville, do
VIM Rice & Co, rarmgille do
Roberts s. Brown, Amherst CT Ho., =.
Samuel Cash, Sandidges, Amherst,
Peters & Reed, New Market, Nelson,
C. f. Estes * Son, Lovngston, do
o. P. q r O. Bell Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel Whama. Lisbon. d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

P'ackcnzie's Book.-In another colomn vo nal.
'A"ac' nom recent letter of Mackenzie, the CON,
'oe chronicle Of New York politicians to the
|"1 OF the Washington Union, showing the man,er
NC" ne came IN possession Of the letters the nuh.
"' VI which has excited such convu sim in tho
s' 'a"hs' We perceive by the last papers from
York, tina. Mr.. Hoyt has obtained an io;u,o,;'n
."a"'e,'r. 'orb'dding The further publication
no" VI '"e o"ok, fr the present. under penalty q,
,ooo' They are too late The secret j. nm, ,od
"a" can"o' arrest its circulation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
GRAND OAVALCADr.


0n entering each place OF exhibition the Menagere
VIII be preceded by the grand noyc spectacle of an
ELEGANT Music Can drawn bv two noble elephants
Containing superior Band Of MascIans 10 viii enli.
ven The scene by executing variety oI lasorile pieces
OF music
During the hours VI exhihiii,n. the celebrated VIII.
LIAM A. DO BOlS, the great suhduer Of the savage
dcnzens of the Unrest viii appear IN n,l MAGNIFICENT
series OF scenes, entitled the DreddfM Doan n The Sui
idns Sdre'-lhe characteristic passages Of music Sc
eced from the works ot the great French Italian and
Herman pnsefs, and 10 be executed by iu aud ef
hclent Orchestra. Among variety Of thrilling sltua.
lions, the following will be exhibited The oniead Stare
oanshed 10 the Forest o Falhrl, expiring from hunger
and fatigue, when fierce Brazilian TIGER darts like
Lightning upon him. from an upper cavern. The Eas
tern Despals most awful The slaves forfeit
HE spared condition OF training ci hon 10 hararss
which Is accomplished, aud the slave rides across The
road IN an ancient carl
Also a variety of beautiful and striking situations
which will lie presented during lhe progress IF the piece
concluding with the most bold, grand and daring hnnan
display ever presented. of
a WHOLE CAR.lF.i.N or WILD ANIMALS.
let loose a the same tin,o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

~ We observe that correspmJence has rece,.Iy
r. gong oa brwern Mr.. ellis our Minister 10 the
9'W'lIc "i 'enrziea and the Venezuelan Secretary
''a'' On 'he subject OF the tariff Of duties imposed BY
a. government upon American products. II seems tha
'uy on barrel of American -four is 5 per Darrell
h'cu Mr. Ellis insists should be reduced for the bene
VI 'h- American producer. How is this Are we
''' ''a' duty is tax, not upon the producer, but
consumer 81. why need we care what duty the
D'Iuehan government imposes upon our products p
comes out OF the packets of its own citizens and does
"J"'e ours! II seems, however, that This argus
"'' Though very convenlen, one with which to asssl
own tariff is abandoned in our Intercourse with tr
governments. and the true Wing ground taken, to
W." hea'y duty Tails, at least to some ex tent
P'oa"cer OF the article upon which is levied
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

Er-Presidcas Tyler.-Ihs gentleman was lew
DAYS ago invited to public dinner by number Of his
friends in Philadelphia. but declined the rendered hon
w. The correspondence is published in the Phlladel
pha Sentinel Ioco,co paper, which by the way,
Dukes Mr. Polk for the n.ratude he has disp aged To-
wards Mr.. Tyler and his friends, 10 wiom 1t declares
he il greatly indebted for his election the Presidency
I'VE well remember" says the Sentinel THAT when
10 friends of President Polk were earnestly endeavor-
ing, At period of great darkness and uncertainty, TO
ride cut the Storm the friends of President Tyler
~ the rescue. And after the threatened vessel had
reached the desired haven. it was certainly act Of
treachery for illose who had been thus gaanlly aided
10 turn upon these friends in need repndale their
vices and throw them over board."-We entirely a.
gree with the Sentinel in opinion blu, it might have
frund in a very old book homy the wrechedness
VI Use who chang Princes iavors." which is not
e.s applicable to Presidents II is fashion as old a.
hs world for those who reach the opnos, ID Of Am
bi,uns ladder 10 kick away the steps whereby they
h,vr ascended. Mr.. Polk is but following in the loo,.
3seps of his il'usirioIs predecessors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
JOHN THURMAN. Com.
MARRIAGES.

Married, on Tuesday evening last. by the Rev Ed
ward II. Cumpson, CHARLES A. GwArKIN, ESQ 10
MARY j. daughter Of DIR. Tnonas T. Blackiord, all of
Lynchburg.
-, at Bethany meeting honse Appomal,ox
county, on Thursday 18th utino, al O'clock p. NJ
ny the Rev. Matthew Jackson, Mr. THOMAS RoBERr
son of Charlotte, to Miss JANE MoaRIsoN of Apo
lnattoX
-, on Thursday the 81 inst by the Rev
b. NJ. Williams, Mr.. WILLIAM IlENsry 10 Miss
francis Ann BocooK, all of Henry county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

EERCI'. MILES will deliver the Introductory
4 Lecture 10 his course on Phrenn~ Nnemoechny IN
he 2nd Presbyterian Church, his ETE.NIN'G,
CIhursday, } provided the weather is fair The course
VII commence IN the place the evening after
the introductory.
Oct. 9 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

Stv E., '""o"nce the sudden death Of Orville
L,.s.o, :, 'e"'shed citizen Of Hawkins county.
m nc was member Of the late Road Con.
81, abingdon. He had no faulty, and de vises a
Ia IL. " niece, at whose death it is TIC be ~.
~ '"e education" Of The poor children in Hawkins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

An Ocean Bound Republic .-The Philadelphia Led
per says, "thc Continent the whole Continent, and
Phing but the Connfn ), ght 10 he hs watchword of
b'ery American. ave should not resi- ill every Faro
pea" power, excepting Russia o. is driven fran the
'n'nrn,, aud the whole of it is united under the Fed
raj f,g Of the Stars aud Stripes" Thus weeo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

FT"''m'n'' by The President. james Dunloo now
'" ''e criminal court of the Dis,ric, Of Colunhia
0reh appointed one of the assistant I,d,as of IT,
a. o. Inc u States for said District, in place
"""' h"rsion, dec.-Wm. Patterson is ,npoin,.
s'>eI OF the land office at Clinton. N,ss,nri vic.
f"am b. Morton, removed. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
UPON I'm INDIAN srnvEt
Who will gradually subue and plasiully exhibit his re-
narkable skill in elegantly guupIn. tins
.EaschscsS Zo0g0yictal Exhibition!
"A earn TO TIE pIBLIr.

There Is no subject that can be named IN 50 few words
that embraces snca an cAlen aud variety of interesting
and useful Information as the natural History OF The say
aga crealnreS o the tofea and The desert Il includes
within the range OF lis various Objects every thin, that
can Invite The alehlun reward the enquiries oi the
naurd philosopher the student or the casual waylare-
II furnishes SUBJECTS Tor investigation, which have en-.
gagged the interest of the most gifted minds durioc
period o more than four th0usanJ years. It leads The
mind back To the hour when The world was in It's n(,
cy and extends down to The discoveries of the present
day. In this luutensive exhibition the whole animal
Kingdom, III all the multiplicity and variety II lis objects
possessing sufficient interest. is brought the actual
view OF The spectator, IN perfection and beauty not else
where 10 be found.
The science OF Natural History must, in some degree.
have occupied our race IN all ayes aud every deurce
OF cly7aton as we depend upon the objects around US
tor food, shelter and amusement. Why should mt man
in state of refinement and wealth. explore The grea,
museum OF nature, 10 enhance his temporal grallfcalinn
add To his source oi Knowledge and increase his yeu,
ration Tor the wonderful Author of all lhinpsl
This department OF human know Iedpe seems 40 in,
sfuclve and useful as 10 deserve place in every sys
ten OF education, and should be taught, moi In colleges
merely, but in public sehou. The American pub.
lie WILL by the opening of the exhibition have access Ia
by far The greatest number o animal wonders that ever
came within their view; and the opportunity IL not only
III one To be seized upon by both of The highest
responsibility, but becomes ncuub, nj dat, Of every
parent or guardian to indulge hose under his charge
with sight Of those prUdges of nature that may never
again be presented IL 9ne exhibition. Since the decline
Of theatrical and circus auusrmels the show OF ami.
mails has become leading feature IN public entertain.
menls and patron zsd by all the intelligence and respcc
liability Of society.
The manages 10 be derived by visit to well ar
ranged Neuagete apparent. II Is The concentration
of all tina, Is beautiful End sublime in natngr's mighty
works; one Of p most elevated sources Of human epiuy-
neni and wholly dlvrsled Of every moral objeol,on
frequently made use Of against places Of amusement in
general
1t hardly necessary to remark, that in the exhbi-
lpn here offered 10 the public. nothing will be given
that can, in the smallest degree offend The decaey Of
the must sensitive beh"Ier, that visitors who may
honor it with their patronage, WILL for sissls instant
he annoyed by any exhibition offensive either To morality
or good taste Il. f.. RAYMOND. MANAGER
For particulars see Large Bills posted the Hotels
Or The above will be exhibited al New London, on
"Wednesday October 10.
Oct Q 81 if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

speaker The Wyiheve Wing having
""''e" george w. Hopkins, Esq. the member from
"a.S'"n district, as suitable person for the posi-
:" SPEAKER ct the next House Of Representatives.
"}'neVii'e Republican. a LocofDco paper, protests
"'' Il" The most earnest language Has Col. Hon.
ios' caste with his party at hume
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

COMMUNICATED.
.NesUs Edors-ln my Warehouse Report al Stacks
the LIST inst. should have gven the nunher ut hoos
heads oi Tobacco Lyncnburg at the different ware.
houses 10 ship we'll the number Of inspected and
that which hand 10 be inspee,ed-And To make
the statement PLAIN, will give the table entire ON
The t.. (l,i,her lS!5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

% MI \. d. MIMI, recently appointed by the Pres
ldea' Consn! at Trieste, has resigned the eee in con
sequence 81 some manii, sians of hostility tn tho APP
punlmeni irnm Ohm the State vi his residence though
he Is native Of Hanover county. Va VIII he get
better
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

p s years "go.-The papers have found a notice
ko H.. iser at Philadelphia. dated Feb, IA, 1855.
/. ,li.. '"e mai between Philadelphia and Boston
ooo. "a' gay, go once week, instead of, as be
|.n md "'sht-when it says, letters may be
bee w..l' '"''ed between Boston and PhadeI phia
S' which before required sir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

, Ch;.. H. n"efe't' recently appointed Minis
-. ana VINO had proceeded as far as Rio la.
,..' "' ',yage has returned home in consequence Of
RI. lie reached New York, in the ship Courier,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

Or Lew Woodbury. has Resigned his seat in the L
D Senate preparatory 10 entern, upon his Judicial du-
ties Ii is said that Franklin Pierce, frmerly mem,
her III the [. :. senlte, viii be MI vs. successor in
that body.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

et he Asoliiioels's Of Massachusetts have nonina
led samuel , seseil as Their candidate ior Guvrraar
and fiihd Borr'li The Learned Blacksmith iur Lien
tenant Governor We regret 10 see the Blacksmith in
such bad company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
.7fgfotA at ..sscfsOsf.
E.rfeNSirc $fOrh OF ssc0dy-. Made
Clothing. Ury Goods. Boots,
shoes, Hats nnI Caps.
(HnifGS X1L1lAlS. .IucflnnHCl.

Charles E'Heips, .1uCfi0Merr.
As JUST receivcd"n consignment one ol the larry.
u 4 est and best selected stacks oi READN-MADE
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. Sc. &r ever broie
offered by HIM with the sane Inducements
Dealers and others will hnd II 10 their interest To call
and examine the stock heure purchasing es,a here
every article will hc slid al HE Jwes Auction pces To
cose consignment.
The following comprises /, part the stock hand.
{ o $.
100 Beaver Cloth Over. ID Itsay aud Short Coats
POO Pilot, Fushng and B,nkei Over Coats,
100 Pellue's, Sack, Shori and oher Coats
80 Iweed's aud utler Casisim ttala,
loo Blue blk. and Invisible Green Dress and r. Goats.
50 Cloth Cloaks. (eircle aud halt c.ree)
Z \ n II A l. q o n $.
500 pair Glph Cashmere, Sitnel, Jeans and other
quality Panlaluons. tall siylcs)
VESTS.
600 Cashmere. Velvet, NJ rho. Silk Satin Naleniis
Saiinel, and various nthef qualities Vests
Linen and cotton Shirts Lamh's Nuol Shirts and
Dfawers, SILK Shirts Blossoms. Collars Scarfs Cravals,
Snspenders, aud every other article pertaining tn Gan
mans wear. Together with large assortment oi Str
wants. Clothing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

o., Professor George ID. Armstrong. Of Washington
College. Lexington, Va has commenced a series of
Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry before an A.socis-
,ion Of practical Farmers in Rockbrdge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

iii. and Time, # Henry Clay'-Dy Ca'rm Colon.
.rh.,e volumes will sona. we learn be In the hands
# the public. The Richmond Wing says:-"Mr. COL
non Is iavoraby known to the Wing public the author
# the Junius Tracts and other works of decided merit
md We have every from these thai the Life
and Times Of Mr.. Clay will be ptoduc'ian emnenty
entitled to favor aud an unexamplej patronage. We do
nat see how any VIII. decline 10 ornament his Ii.
.,,ry with these rich volumes WHICH, as has been re
marked, will ia truth be history of the country for the
If, Of the great Statesman has been 81 closely ideni
6, with the afiirs Of the last thirty five years. that
,u cannJt have Correct account of The important,
v,u,, of that era, unconneceI with the name anI fame
Il Mr. Clay II has been already stated by gentlemen
who have some pases ri he work. that Mr. Col-
Inn has given the subject freshness aud n,gey pecu-
,y attractive; All We SHALL anticipate Tor the publica-
,,n . decided among the Virginia Wings. The
wax will be ia iva splendid Volumes, with portrait
and historical design. Al 81 for both. b. +. Gaaher
a, III, Wing office is the General Agent for Virginia,
aud sub.ayeus will be shortly announced In the
while, ie, all Wings who are DESTROYS Of being early
..tved with copies send in their names without delay ;"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

co There we're os23s7 bushels Of Salt, manulac.
iured al the Kanawha Sanes during the quarter ending
IN the lst ii Sepie nber last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

III. # ~ uouf,' in New York are progressing with
b,de,s ~ anu Renters. DR.. Boughton, one Of
rhu,I. ." Is better known by the appelIaiion of
hi enc has been found guilty, and sentenced
'''' IN the poni,enriary f,r lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
Dinner AMI F'c1 Cafssu.

AN opening several Halls. of D,nhcr and Tea
4 China, in sets Of various szas Those wht want a
good cheap, and pretty arisi,. ne su1pei al The
sigl e he g. +, p'ra.- = = ''eN,H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
THE GENUINE P.37ENT
GAL vANHC RINGS
.7Rd ChriSite's .NugMeIIc Eyuid !!

sA"U JNItSttG|S sNNyuCx(C EtNtN
WIS remarkable discovery has received the univer
Il sal arprobao Of the medical profession Of Great
Britain, has now been sufficiently belore the American
public 10 give tar lest OF lis power and eff ,acyThe
avanc Kings have long been used with perfect success
in all eases OF RHEUMATISM acute or chronic, apply
ing to the head, face or lImbs; ont Tie D1oreanx,
Ioohache. Bronchiias, Vertigo Nervous Sick Head
ache, lndlgeslion Paralysis. Palsy. Epilepsy Flls
Cramp. Papitatiln Of the Hear, Ap,pexy Stiffness of
joints, Lnmbago, Spinal Conpain's. Neuralgia, Gene
raj IDENTITY, Deficiency vi Nervous Energy, and all
Nerv,ais ID sorders.
Their extraordinary effects upon the system must be
Witnessed 10 be believed; and a certain PREVENTIVE
for the above complaints they equally to be recon-
uienGed.
THE GALVANiC BELTS, BANDS, BRACE
LET'S, SC.
In some complaints OF very severe character and os
long standing, the power obtained by the GalvanIc Ring
mol sufficient to the progress Of disease, and
Ultimately restore health. The improved mod icaiion
IN the Gavanc Belts, Bands, Bracelets, &C., entirely
remedies this objection. Any degree of power that is
CURED easily be obtained, and no disease which the
mysterious agent of Gavansm can effect, will fail 10 be
permanently relieved.
Certificates bearing strongest witness of the exra0r-
binary effects Of these articles, daily accumuatmg
and we are at liberty 10 refer number Of persons IN
Lynchburg aud vicinity, who have used them.
The Genuine Galvanic Rings aud Fluid are only to
he obtainedof WILLIAMS < VICTOR,
Sole Agents.
Who have recently received Jilon 10 their assert
ment Of fine Jewelry, Watches, Sc,
Oc9 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
Cider Vinegar.

= BBTS. very superior, just received. snd for sale
C low by WIN. /. YOUNG.
OFT Q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
CARP O..
Nr,vy FALL, GtlpDs.

NEW FALL GOODS.
FENliE suhscnbcrs beg leave 10 aDnonnee 10 ,hcif
Il trends aud thu public generally. that they have
received nearly the wnole oi ihrit
ElLL .4.ND HLNTER STOCK OF DRY
& . ~ y
among which will be found every variety Of rich aud
fashionable dress goods for the Ladies.
Their stock OF
sfOfhs, (USStnsf! Is TNd Vest iHgS
they atler themselves cannot be eNeclled aud extra
Will be offered aud guaranteed 10 purchasers
10 those IN want of EX IRA FINE CLOTH they
would invite their PARTICULAR attention 10 2 pieces Blh
ey's finest make French) which for Iuslro, durability
aud texture are unsurpassed.
Not wishing 10 ill loo large space IN the papers
these ecpnnIeal times and anxious 10 avoid pud they
dispense With an enumeration Ut rr stock. aud IL
their friend, and the public that lhrr stock
better aud desirable aud II Is their determination
10 do bnslnes, IN the Cheapest Cash priacipie aud be
IN lefsuld by luAinafke whatever.
ADAMS X WILKINSON.
Baak Sqnarc.
Sept % ISL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-10
POST7ITE ELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
IL OCk WELD * STONES MAMMOTH

q q CIRCUS This is generally acknowledged to
be by far the most powerful company in the world,
heng composed of ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY MEN AND HORSES.
THIS majestic establishment is TO display its vast
capabilities to the inhabitants of Baltimore the
Evenings Of the 18th, l6a l1rh, 18th, 9Th and 2pth
OF September, 1915, Tor ONE WEEK ONLY. Under
theit enormous Pavilion 10 be erected on CHARLES
STREET, near the Railroad Depot
The HOLIDAY SPORTS or OLD SPATN!-OR
THE BULL FIGHT. Is To form OF the splendid
features of their entertainments. This spectacle,
which has now become ceebrated throughout the
Union, from lis unparalleled success in Boston where
IL played tor more than FIFTY NIGHTS, represents
the festive customs of The paniards in the first dawn
of chivairy Its originality, royal magnihcence of
costumes, housings and equipments, select sceds,
richly aurGd ladies, aud armed knights with its in
spring scenes and soul stirring music have made it
what the general rum0r allowsthc first spectacle OF
the Gge! In the course of the pageant the famous
horse BLACK NULTURE, disguised ) Ball. will
appear in his part of "JasOn the Bull i'll the
illustrating Spanish Bull Fight!
Please see Poems, Posters and Programmes, which
are largely circulated here.
0I3- Doors open at g. O'Clock. Performances COM
memce at T.
PRICES Boxes 25 cents Children half price.
{B3-The Cavaicade will arrive in town on MON
DAY MORNING, Sept. 18th, and make Grand Pro
cesson through the principal Streets accompanied by
the celebrated BRASS BAND in their splendid car
riage drawn by six beautiful Arabian Horses driven
in hand scSlw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-10
TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER.

fssazra- b. The c0mmodiouS and elegant steam
LIZ ra,g.sassi1 er COLUMBlA, Captain Guyther,
sssGzs .!lg having been chartered to convey the
4-s2-caeaEasSlE GbE ARTILLERY TO the ground
selected for the TARGET FIRING, on the I2h inst,
will leave the intersection Of Pratt and Light streets
soclock, 4. NJ, stopping al County Wharf, going and
returning, for convenience of residents of East Ba
more.
The Committee Of Arrangements have authorized
limited number of tickets to be issued, for which
fifty cents each will be charged-hGy can be had ut
the Goat, and from members of the corps.
the Boat will 90 first 30 Annapolis aud receiving ON
board the invited guests proceed to the place selected
for the firing.
An abundant COLLATION. will be served up al a low
rate, under charge of a competent person.
The best COTILLION MUSIC Of the city will be
had for the convenience ofthose fond of dancing and
every attention given TO promote the comfort and
Vencnce of those on board.
The boat will return AT early hour in the even
ing. No BAR WILL BE OPEN on board the Boat
seq At