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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-16

IA onH Ann
~ ',! - " c.r.o w Si~ous
=
~ a.uo nj l,,ir o b Gala q, tb;s establish.
Wv, 80 -L Jo,,sr tbn 1 ,,, o,ber DIoce are ,bese.4
Ti,s ,etaiJ s,as aro ohov, ton times ,he amoup
of n o,LSr s,.tIah.nt IN Ros,on
End do sole cash business, consequently the pur.
chaser does M, bove n, ,o CO.. s dofrl,;ng debtor,s
clothes. and all the senteel trade that have bee
in the habit Of orderna their clothes nm and having
their bills sent once or twice year have found thew can
make saving of about one half by cash down. at Oak
HALL and can get n garment made in as GOOD siyle or
little better (if were To iDdoe bv some samples WORN
which sit upon tthe human form divine a. though Ma
ture's iournevmen had made them and not made them
well so that with all this immense trade of custom work.
and large quantity, sold daily ready made am sns.
bed to sell at extra IOp prices TO wit;
and quantity from rs 80
Vests large assortment, 75toI5O
Thin coats of every STYLE l OOto 2 40
Thin jackets 1000 10 900 always on hand rs TO Is
Riding and shooting pants, Of linen drilling, % to $50
Mixed cashmere pants, 275to 5 90
Drab and bue so TO 3 20
Doeskip pants. fancy shades 500 TO 90
All GRADES emf ouaitv and ouantv Of the above nants
Fine shirts linen hosoms Re IOO 10 J9s
M;~ed bpsiness Goals 7OOtoR 6O
Green do do 8 50 to 10 90
Dress coats every shade ofcolor such 10 90 to Ia 90
Froct do ) as dahla green royal { 10 90 10 I5 90
nurnle. drake-neck. black bIue. &c.
yelvefs A5Ot,sm
puot c,o,L co,ts AM oIs0o
Heaver do g ooto II on
Broodclob and nilot coats with silk xeve, G,cino.
| and collar lined v,dded ar 4 tuned with sIk
asendid article cot IN in hest slyle N 90 70 90 90
Rro.j cfo,h snrtouts III On n X IN
FIe,,rt dressing so,vn. s5o,o an
| Ladies, riding hohna AO0toIn0o
loo AZ we'll a. cloth iIt hc,d 5OOto7oO
profe. sior.I sumner snits ,year and iook Nc
well as cloth 10 90 to 1900
An entire suit Of bin clotber 200 tobOO
Rich scarr, erayats and stocks 25toJ0o
ELEGANT susnender. and socks 25to IL
Wal inc-st;cks vaIi,es carne-b,cs smokino.
cans. umbrellas &c. Linen shirts Blossoms. eol
lars gloves s. C. at customers own prices
Wholesale dealers w in find at This ont everv
descrntion of Ready Mnde CIothjno in any quantity
GentIomen ,vin rerolect that AJAX M uore a. retail
and that have an endless variety Of RICH PIECE
tGOODS always on land. which will be made TO meas
ure in that stve Of elegance for which this establishment
has become so celebrated.
70 give the public an idea ofthe extent ofmy busin.sx
will merely state that have at this time in nv empoy
Fashionable Cutters 3 Runners
| 8 Trmmers 80 Journeymen EXPRESSLY for
Cashier and k-keeper nv nice cusOm-work and
| Paymaser the astonishing number Of
Is Statesmen 1000 Operatives on thin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-16
A Couple Of Stray Leaves,
LEAF THE FIRST.
Siu Months utter Marriage.

We'll my dear, will you 60 to the party +
night? you know we have very polite inv
taton? 4
why, my love, Just as you please, you kn(w
always wish to consult your pleasure.
We'll, then Harriet, suppose we go-thgt Is
if YOU arc perfectly willing; now don't say yef,
because do, for you know that where you are
there am perfectly happy.
why, my love, you will enjoy yourself theTf
am sure; and wherever you are happy, shall
be, Of course What dress shall wear, VIII
Iiam?-my white satin with blonde, or my ashfi
of roses, or my levantine, or my white lace; ydl
always know better than | about such things.
Harriet, dearest, you look beautiful in any
thing, now take your own choice-bu think
YOU look very well in the white satin
There, William dear, knew you would think
just as did-oh! how happy we shall be
night, and you must promise me not to leave me
there for moment, for shall be SO sad !
you do
Leave thee, dearest, leave thee!
MOI by yonder star | swear?
ooh William, dearest William, how beautitl
that is, you are always learning poetry to make
me happy
And Harriet, my own priced Harriet, wouIt
not do anything in the world to give you ono
moments happiness! Oh you are so very, ve'l
dear to me, it seems at times almost too muSi
happiness to last
oh, do not say So dear William, it will las
and we shall be many years happier than tbs
for will not our love be stronger and deeper e5e
Try year; and now dearest, will be back IN on
moment, and then we will 60
There she has gone, bright and beaatfu
creature she is-Oh how miserable | should b
without her-she has indeed spell around NJ
heart, and one that never, no, never can be brc
ken; she is the only star my existence, guidln
me on to virtue and happiness, and can eve
love her less than now?-can ! ever desert lter
can I ever speak Of her in less than terms c
praise! Oh, it is impossible-she is too gooc
too pure happy, happy man that | am
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-16
Read and Ponder!

SEE WHAT A APPROXIMATIONS
THVE following is a sketch of few Of the many thou4
a. sand articles that may be found at this great place
of resort Thousands of individuals testify to the benz
eft derived from purchasing clothing at OAK HALL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-16
JOHN p. HALE.

RASMI0NAB 1ATM@B 8
a. OUTH East corner of Branch Bridge, s,ate-street,
- Montpelier.
~ B. Particular attention paid Cutting for others
make r4g 81 -.
Oct. 8, 1874 Al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-16
100000 Persons

Have visilel the splendid edifce szD IN -@4A-
M-M VI FL EAe since its erection; and that
$50, 900 have been clothed at this popular Tai
loring Establishment,
80, 81, Sc and SS finn Street, Boston,
under the direction of George w. Simmons
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-16
FALES' CYPIAN HAIR TONIC

Is extensively known and justly celebrated that further
comment VIII be useless; say however that the
thousands who have purchased the tonC in this and other
cuontres have returned with complaints lille thousands Of
individuals have expressed their npobntun wonder and adma
ton boodg its effects few bottles Ony be had at Nc
mum ptciaI street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-16

Are safe and agreeable remedy for ysentey daea and boy
complaints OF children Particular attention must b. paid the
ractiuns CachbOX.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-16

Are beneficial in all common and sick headache and where hcro
is of tgtness weight over the in epve Diseases
such maas small pox, mana epilepsy melancholy hysera
ST. Vu dce and all Of Lenucor and oppression of the Vi
tai powers and may be taken with safety by and children
in all cnnlinns. EMll dlractLnls accnmnaN ench bow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

done the sareAsonahlr and
apys n q. n. wELLER-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
SWANS SERIES OF READERS.
NEW BOOKS.

Il
TESHE Charleston Book a miscellany in prose
Il ADD ver compiled sntsiy ffon writings ihe ofnavs
Charleston - Z. very neat II volums
wciprntrd
No IS H1Ipsr's Illuminated Bible
No wabdsT.ugJew
Agincouu a ~ novel, by James
No G KsudaI's Life Of Jackson
The neyIns % Canet<ow-by Or. Liver. suitoI OF
Charles O'MAly
wiEon Harvey, aud CHER TAKES by Mis scdgswieS
ALSO,
Afiher Fuppy Of that valuable AMI TLes
Hi.'ory Of the frcnsh Revolution complete fof Ys
IA ~ NASH 4 WOODUOUsE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
C0XLIS HIVE SYRUP.

WYE are now preparing the article by an en-
rely new prosss- enables oder the public
tn much used and shy Medicine ih= desirable
qua-benf more es'an and prompt IN Us ae"o anu ' A'
10 Fermentation, article usually prepared L.
The follow ING certificates OF APPRECIATION offered evidences
Is excellence and efficiency.
FEoM Dr. JcHs CUILE:;.
Ths certify that SIC AeIsndef DuVa 4 Co. have eI
planned preparing Compound syrup at sSui'
Hive syrupta and administered the
on possesses the medicinal qualities CT That gene
signed JOHN CULLEN, II. d.
FKox De-. Francis ii. DEAsE.
b N ee,, tina, am ia the Erv Syrup
orearrd nv Mes. Co and that disposed
70 thiph zt the properties Of the
suiu ana esneka than that ordinarily PREPARED and @ IL free
ffoss liability fermeDtaton- - . =.
sfI Signed y. H. DEANLr H. u
We fs<i eonfdep, superiority Of this preparation and
sp<etfuny The attention Of Physicians N 4
ALEX UCvAL l. CO,
,oeo No ls7, Main street, Richmond.
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NOTICE.

WE take this occasion TO give
nooee that NC keep constantly On hand, stoves.
orst-s and CHOKING kanssp Of al kiaAs. hat
are generally asrd In this narkea u cur oWn
manufacture, which We win ell on reasonable
terms. Ai-o. Nous Agricultural Furnaces FOE
Streaming food fcr s,oek. which We viii ssl at
thu manufacturers priesA amer adiins ths sx-
psn--rs, al our Tin. ssoveand Sheet Iron Manu-
neiory. mar tb~ Dell Tavern. where all kinda
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
WEBB. BACON " co.
og,r for Sale,

WEBB. BACON II co.
ogtr for Sale,
n q HHDS New OrrAHs Sugar
lO4 I4s hhas r. Cro.I do, Isrt prime recently
Imported
1909 bezs agry-a Rico. Havana and Fl DOMINGO Coffee
&c bags fn. od Java and NsraieAibo %
SIS khis Nest India Nolasscs
500 s.des Sole leather
81 Russell Upper Do
Ie bores and halfbores Loaf sugar
shs CTtSbei do
81 uetceS Rice
500 sacks Liverpool blown Fam
Ground Alum do
so Taow CanjIss, Hans pAieHt and other eS-nS
aSs boxes sosp. yarons qualities
81 boles Sperm Caasles
AElercln L'i-erc3 s.eel
burdIss Hoop lol. various Wsi,is
I72 boxes Window Glass, sSlO art ieIls
u toas Nova Scotia Gr.htsiones
so bSls ". CaToliha Tar
~ anlsn painted BsSAeu
AIS tSrs Saot
81 Kegs Dupont. GsnPowIsf
Caisbr- LicnTiee
IA keyS Nail. and Brad. escorted siEss
ALsc,
Coop<ras Indigo MG5ls White Lad sape;Se,
Bar Thread Leading Lines and Bed Cords GnseI Fey
Pmenio qualities Corn DToons I~n1,
Hope Papcr Gr- au IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

Mock AUCrIoNs. We have seen repeated
T9uces in the New York papers, ofmpositions,
u rather acts Of swindling, practised upon the
9nsuspectng, at what are called Mock Auc-
lions and we must express our establishment
that such infamous and fraudulent establish.
rnents are permitted TO exist in that city. Con-
hdent we are, that if any person were to COM
Slence such business in Baltimore, he would
10. ne tolerated many weeks The last New
ok Herald contains 4 statement Of the man
ne: IN which Henry S. Swift, who keeps one
~ those mock auctions, swindled Theodore
Esat, gentleman from New Hampshire, out
Of S95. 1t seems that Swift exhibited lot of
zGndfies, upon which Hunt was induced to bid
81 cents per article. ale was then requested
~ Swift y (says the Herald, ''to walk into the
back room and settle. Upon getting in, the
cooy was fastened and the goods produced; but
- the uttsi establishment Of the unsophsticat-
@G gentleman seven or eight hundred pieces,
consisting of brass breast pins and watch keys,
were mixed up with his purchase. These had
never been shown before, and after being bull
lied and threatened by those present the unfor-
tunate Hunt paid 500 for his bargain Swift
was arrested by officer Stephens and held to
bail"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

-; N%IO THE PUBLIC. As the funeral process
slon o. me l. o. o. F. passing Ashland Square
on tuesday evening, 9th inst had occasion m nass
uNs 70 the 0'er side Of the street. and seeing an omen
'p' H pet"eeh Two platoOns of the German YaaeIs
w.. mpn nia opportunity |" cross Over-when 10 nv Ut
ma su'Pl',e recclved blow on the back from
Swo" IN me alnd OF Sergeant Ccbatd of the German
nuS',s' 70" ms Is to convey to the above named
cohttmpibie coward and the public nv reason for
not taking on the instant summary vrngsanco G. ,b
hnMoFoKed INSULT | recoliected that il was a funn
la hr"ctSsInh-lhat respectable body Of men were
paying Tie last sad tribute Of respect to Decreased
broihtr, and though smartng under the indiontv or
me blow, that recollection kept me silent apI nor
INe' IL VIII (dS II the present instance) sometimes
happen mat by mere accident ali ignorant ooAroon
ana PnS'tdaimouS eowGrd will be in a situation vhcrn
from Inc knowledge that he is placed above his supe
fors, ana thereby exalted to lin his own Gstimatosl
very nigh rnncnce, as by his contemplate conduct
70 Dflhg f"proach ana disgrace upon those with whom
ne Is associated have Hlwcys thought that the 1ua
ueS necessary to constitute Soldc were COURAGE
and pen,lemanly drp0gtmrnt-two essentials in
Whlch the above named parsonage is lancntably
uchclen Perhaps he thinks that ruliian dressed in
soldiers garb Is every inch man. With this expires
SION OF my contempt leave him
IL w. P. SPENCER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26
@tytrfcau Aepublfcan,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, JrS4 %, 1915.

NrxRv McCrRRY. Tomorrow this lndi-
Vida, IS doomed to exp ate, by the sacrifice 0:
lars lie. his offence against the laws OF GOD
and man in the murder Of fellow being. Ills
ex7uplc should be an instructive warning to
chose VIII, are sposed to tread in the ways OF
In, ,ransgrcssor; and should more torcjbIy I'M
press upon parents, the necessity Of raising
.Aer offspring in the principles Of religion and
r19lralitg. The execution of an individual Is
s!,eldGul spcctac!e--to see a person sent sud
Geriy "manuointed, unauncaIcd, INTO eternI-
Cy, IS shocking to every one possessed OF the
feelings Of humlnity-and vet the stern de-
g.llnds OF Justice require that the sacrifice shall
3 made In the case of McCurIy, he has been
attended BY spiritual advisers, who have doubt
ess used their utmost efforts to prepare him for
fA2+ transition which is 50 soon TO come. 1t
nily be, ,ald we hope it is so,) that he has truly
and sincerely repented Of his crime, and made
all the atonemcnt for it in his power; and il
such be the case, We shonld be sorry to disturb
his equanimity of ccling-but let no man who
IS disposed to become criminal, place the
flluerng JUNCTION TO his SOUL" that the time
between sentence of death and execution is
ampl, for repentance suck repentance is too
often the result of fear instead of conviction,
and IS consequently Intellectual.
Il "e thought that our advice would be at
teulsd to, we would recommend, that people
land particularly females refrain from wit
asssng the execution of McCurry-but, as
casual, we presume that thousands will be pre-
sent, influenced by the desire to CRAFTY NOR
bid euriosjty-for even the suferings of fell
Zow creature have an attraction, which, to
many, IS irresistible
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26
CITY HAUL. Junn 81. I815,

CITY HALL, June %, 1916.
{I5~ln consequence Of the very limited period be
tween this and Tuesday next, and to afford as much
time rs poss he for the necessary preparations the
ChIet HaSha considers it necessary to anticipate the
publication or the Programme of the Procession, by
announcing the appointment of the following gentle
men, to a' aud assist him. in the arrangements of the
snlcmniies of that day.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM sooRs.
CLEARED,
Ship Alexander, Leeds, Rotte dam, Alex. Brown &

Ship Alexander, Leeds, Rotterdam, Alex. Brown &
Sons,
Schr Josephine, Brickhous, Elizabeth city, N. c.,
schr MiilsvilIe Pattison, Petersburg and Richmond
master.
ARRIVED,
Schr Amelia, Strong, 4 DAYS from New York os
sorted cargo, 10 Rose, Merrill y Dodge.
Schr Thomas Hooper, KirYan, from ST. Thomas
l4th INST ballast and 900 lbs. old "copper" 10 Thos
Pierce Left briss Mary, LIafrio, for Porto Rico.
waiting orders; Susan, Lauderman, from Deuarara
unc just arrived; schrs l.. l.. Surges Dorr, from
Georgetown, arrived llth, 10 sail for Mayasuez in
few day.; Maria VI. KOtts, Warren, FIN Phi adelpbia
dis. The barque James Peyton, Bailey, touched M
Antigua 9Th INST and discg at St. tits 10th The
brig Somerset, Williams, from Baltimore Cleared Sth
uIt) ana Schr Albion, Harding, from do. 10Th u) had
not arrived at Demarara 10Th instant Business of all
kinds dull and market well supplied-abont $500 bbs
flour ahOat and landing at st Thomas. Throughout
all the wihdWard islands very dry, and rain much
wanted
Sloop Union, Cottingham, from Philadelphia, mdss
to John w Brown.
Canal boat w. H. Harrison, from Wikesbarre, Pa.
coal, to John Pcktll.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, I'm Philadelphia mdse
to +. G. Harris.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
of New Point brigantine, and OFF the Rappahannock
topsal schr-boh hound up.
RELOW-A ship, very light, supposed the Katha-
rine Jackson, from New York
MEMORANDA.
Ship Dublin, Scholfied, for Baltimore, clearsd az
Phate lphia 9th inst.
Ship Leopard, Robinson, for Baltimore, cleared at
TbomaSton 10th inst.
Brig Charles Wrgman, Osborn, from Baltimore (be-
fore reporedl was left at Fece Islands Dec. 30, load
ing for Manila.
Brig WIN. Price, Mason, for New York, was left at
Black River Jam. about 9Th inst.
Schr Spray, luton, from Baltimore, arrived at Sa-
vannah Goth in t.
Schr VIM. Brown, Hunt, from Baltimore, arrived
at New Bedford 2lst inst.
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, from Baltimore via Dgh-
ton arrived at Providence Odd instant. Schrs Pearl
and Union. Bangs, for Baltimore, sailed
rom do. same day.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

W3-MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. A Special
meeting OF the Mechanical Fire Company viii be held
at ihrir Hall, over the Engine Room, on this (rHURS-
DAf) evening, at O'Clock. Punctua attendance IL
requested of each member. BY order of the Presi-
dent JOHN FIrRIO ONO Sar,v II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

CITY II ALL, Baltimore, June q, 1915.
{E7~ The Chief Marshal would respectfully urge
upon alt civil or military associations, who intend par
ucipating in the funeral ceremonies in honor of the
late General ANDREW JACKSON 10 report to him forth
with at the City Halt, as ii is indispensable 10 proper
Formation Of the procession.
1t (rRl sol. IlOLLEN, JR Chief Marshal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING pooys
for-kotlerdam-Ship st. Lawrence, ID July
Tor kottcrdam-Ship Gen. Washington, 10Th july.
E E,o amstt rdam-Ship North Bend, asth inst
For Premiership Schiller soon.
For Bfemen-Ship Columbus, with despatch.
For Brenen-Ship Marianne, soon.
For Baroadoes-B arque Henry Kelsey, soon.
for valparaiso, &c'-Barque George * Henry, lOth
proXimO.
For River LA PIata-Brig Amazon, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Glamofgan, few DAYS
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a L. Nj A N c..
MARRIED.

GA the 22t instant by the Rev Stephen A. RoszeI
W LtGAN &. -. PRREGOY, of Baltimore, to Miss Ann
VI. CAMPER, of Talbot county, Md.
AT bennington, Pa, on the 18th March last, in ST.
lanes Church, by the Rev. A. White, Henry STAUF-
FER tn Miss CLARIssA FRANCES, eldest daughter OF
he late Luther A. Norris.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

$4,000 Tod 1,z sY Of TsG 5Sd iod at Se our
truly lucky Office yesterday. One was sold to cit
zen aud the other again sent TO new patron at Eas
tom Nd. Thus we are not only sure of selling good
prizes but of properly distributing item also.
TODAY, SIS 600 and $4,000 are the capitals, he
sides 10 of SlO00-Tickels S5--shares in proportion
TT. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the Corncr-HCad of Centre Market
{h3- ORDER EARi.Y--The Frederick Female Sc
mnafy Lottery draws again next SATURDAY. Ca
pal S5O00-whole tickets 81, shares in proportion.
Package of qrs on certificate, So 80; eighths S2s5.
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d | E d,

of his age. '
On the lllh inst. Mrs. AMELIA CuNNGSGHAM aged
loo years, month aud % DAYS.
nt Ihro5,s Point New York, 18th instant, frona the
enects OF a Ontn while trimming lamp on the 18th
of Baltimore. - '@' ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

N- UNITED FIRE COMPANY. The member.
ct me United Fire Company ss% requested to meet n,
their Hall on FRIDAY EVENING, eth Instant. al s
O'Clock, TO make the necessary arrangements to Join
IN the funeral procession in honor of the late General
ANDREW JACKSON. A. MILTEN8ERGER,
Je2O-I Pres. U. +. Comrauy
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

THE New Law. We perceive that the Sc
geral Expresses are giving public notice that,
after the LIST of July, no maIable matter will
be carried by them under any form.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

W7- PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. A Special
meeting OF the Company will be held al their Hail on
FRIDAY EVENING, June 37t, ut o'clock, The
members are requested to BE- plnctua in their attend
ance. BY order II. NJ. minor, Src'y. ie?6 u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

ESCAPED. The College at New Brunswick
had narrow escape from burning on Tuesday
morning, A small building in the rear of the
main edihce was discovered to be on fire, but
the flames were soon cxtingushed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

G-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md C,,so,i-
dated Su'q Canal Lottery, class No. 26, for 1915:
10 81 IS So 81 &c as Al 4 40 p Id SO
81 and -, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each SOo
~ and %, bei,g the 3d and 4lh drawn Nos each go
q and 81, being the 5h amt 9th drawn Nos each 40
Al and AZ, being the IN and 9Th drawn Nos each 30
4 and 43, being the 9th and 10Th; or Il and o.
being the lth and 18th drawn Nos each %
Al having two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each l6
All having one only of the drawn Nos on,
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No . ~ Calvert ST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

HoNoR TO GEN. JACKSON. The Phlodemc
Society of Georgetown College has appointed
Mr. Alcide p Buard, OF Louisiana, one of its
members, to deliver an eulogy on the death OF
Gen. jackson.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

The Coal TRADE, The shipments last week,
from the Schuylkill region by rail road, amount
ed to 22,lo5.o3-and by canal, to 6,237 .0S-
total 2s,342.ll tons. The total amount this
season, sSS,622.16. The Lehigh region has
shipped ia, 556 tons.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

E}- NEW MARKET FIRE COMPANY. A spe
ell meeting will be held THIS EVENING, at eight
O'Clock.
je26-lt JNO H. FALCONAp
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

d Ron FOUNDRY. The subscriber hereby
a gives notice TO his customers and the public thai
he expects TO have his IRON FOUNDRY, (Which
was partly burned on Monday night in operation
again by Monday, the 3Oh inst, and respectfully re-
quests the continuance Of their patronage
GEO. X. H. LEFFLER.
NJ Is. lie returns his sincere thanks to the firemen
generally, for their prompness in trying to save his
prOpPrtY from destruction on Monday nipht Ii
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

WHAT'S IN NAME? We have received a
paper from "A Grange, Geo, entitled the Chat
tahouch''. It seams 20 be tho ghost of the
american Star