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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03
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SIm ocrIesten Wcntas perfeBte elm SrIdns
Der, 9idmens @hilcs, in philaoeIpbia, feiner
Srau mebrere Sdnitte nit einem 9ialiermef,
fer in ben Sals, nit Der 9IbTht lIe su ermcr,
Den, no sr icbann, aIs ourd, ibr Snferufen
bic Stahbarn berbeieilten, 4eisaus uabm,
une n1an ieitoem nid,ts mehr BON ibm aebort
bat. Die Srau befneet lid, auf Der SeTers
nn9. Die lriafe fol- fsin, bas feline Srau
ft6 neiaerte nit ibm su leben, aus Surdt er
u6d,te (Ie peraiften.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

Shwerer e9en.- Gin am Dor.
lesten Samftds 9efdIlenen fd,pcrcr Reaen
fol- ben Shippad, SowamcnIIn uno Misas
bidcn Slieeu, in Wcntgcmrrp @auutp emf.
lang, oaourt eas oiefe CHROME ,u elmer I'M.
alaubIifen Sc6be au9eid,ncaen purcen, iebr
eiel Sd,acen an Srldeu, Senlcn, 9inoercien
u. {. N. angerid,tet baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

@andIe. - Dor bsm 6ries bon 1871
tpdreu MIR ;rpei Candle in ben Der. SiaatcI
ndmIid Der Wioolefer Canal in WafatI
fctts, ipeIder 27 Weilsn lang tpdr. uno
1901 pclIeneet fpuree, uno Der Santse @an|
in Snb'earolinn, BON % Weileu ednye.-
Scit Der 3cit wurosn 1000 WeiIen Can
9ebaut, beren Eofen 100 Millicnen 1bal
ibPr(fPioeu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03
Inti NcHtcrS.

@cuS. Wriaht bonn Staat 91suYcrf, bat
Tsla,pare @auntp, rpcrin Der Inter Sderiff
Steele, mdbrenb er fcine rffisieIIen 9aid,,
ten erfnlIte, ermcrost tpurbe, ais in sinem
3uftanbe elmer Sniurreetirn erfldrt. Cine
fclhe proflamotcn hattie idcn Idn9It ibre
@rfheirun9 MAIDEN icIlen, unb pir6 biefem
unmelen audi nun balo Sdranfen icben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03
"Abrabam Rinoerfreunb" unb "Gin
Srennc ter Srennn9" erfhsinsn in Der ndd'
fleH Sfummer.
Ole Court.

unfere Court nahm am Istten Wcntag alls
bier ibren sIufang, aber ais mir CUR Yrefe
Seben mueten paren MIR nod, tpeni9 @ss
ffdfte oerrihtst. Die Sla9e: "Die 9lepubs
lit 9eaen Wis Sc d,uer," bic ouf 8sr'
bnd,t arreiirt muroe, ibr neuaebcrnes Sinb
ermcrcet uno in eiuen @arten in Saucpsr
Gaunitlip ciefer &auntp, bs9ratcn ju bubcn,
tpar bon Der @rdnc Surp nod nitt ab9e'
bGnpelt ippreen,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03
GrHn Der prrFcsenen g8Od,e tpurce Gin

GrSu Der osrfcsenen @od,e wurce Gin
cerr W. e 20 b, bel Der @ourt fur Cau'
pbin @auntD, auf bic 9lnfld9e elmer Wis
IA 6 ar y, fir 8erfnbrun9 fhuloi9
aefunoen, uuo nuf Elm Sabr mad, bem @es
fdnsnis uno sur Sesahlung elmer StraBe bon
500 nebit ben prcSeefoften oerurtbelt.--
Die &laae fam natllrlid, untsr cas neue
@sieB unb bies pnr erit Die Speits SIa9e i'm
Staat, bic unter bascIbe gebrad,t werben
fcnnte. Sun9e Wdnner baben auf ibrer Sutb
Su Iein
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

Der 3tasara Sa q mst an Der
peltIthen Seite l64 Sue So6be, bics in 9crs
btnonn9 nit rs SUE SaG pom 9Infan9 Der
Blaefdneaen (raPids) uradt 239 Sus.--
3n eiefem mlfrn nod Isl Sue Sna biz ,u
ietncm @inllus in ben Ontario Sce acred,s
net peroen, Dpuah cirlcr Sec in Der fur,en
Sntfernung pou "a Weilru 400 Sne iefcr
als orr grtc See IisGt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03
6GmbIinn.

Sn Baltimore purbe Dor einisen Gaoen Elm
iun9er Wanu pom eanbe, Der Icebcn feline
@rbIfaft bon $4,000 9esc9en hattie, in Gin
@dmbin9 Soaus selcdt, betrunten aemad,t,
unc ibm Die san,e Summe absewcnncn, ccer
belier, tpuroe earnm beifchlen. ST Cd m6as
lid cas feline @rIeee porbanben fnc, bic fol-,
die Diebereieu teitrafen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03
Sin MnrSnif

Der "Slaricn Gesiitrr" fast, bae cine Der
perioncn pelte ncuIid, in Seffcricn @auntv,
oes Wcrbrs Der Socrrsn { on uno 9 Sfuei,
Der, i'm iweiteu @raoe iibernieIcn wuroe,
nnc auf 8 Sabre nat bem 3uhtbauie perur'
theut tpar, eurd SranS R. Shunt begnaoiqt
Iporoen uno mad, fctner Bchnun9 in bcfdatem
Sanntp iurllf9efommen iei. @as ceuft bas
pubItfum osn eineu iolben 8erfabren {?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

@rtrunte 9Im leBten Scnnta
Mcr9en fiel EN- etipa lSiihriQsr Rnab,
Sobn Der Wittws Scoinri, bsim icsenannte
flsinen Damms, einiae Wsilen unterbaI
8eaoina, ppn einem Canal 8ccte in b
SfuYIfia unc srtranf fan ausenbIidlid,. 1
@r mar bic eiriiae Stiise fcinrr Wuitsr noe
dhe bon feinem 8erbienlfs Isbte, inoem fci
Batter Dor etna ,pei Sahren oas linalnd bat|
lein eebsn auf Der @ifenbabn ~ perIisren.-
Secb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

eatrper e.--Sn @rernsbur9, psnn,
itarben nsnlid Elm fnrbi9es Wicdrn unc Elm
tpeser jun9er Rann, peIdbe slepfel, 9atDerae
9e9e(Ien, oeren Sdure bas gIciipsis Der 8la,
fur Der irbenen Sodfen, fpcrin Ge entbaltsn,
aufseIolt bate uno eaour6 sersiftst Dcroen
mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

@ewittfrG absH. - Man bat
ilnS berihtsi, bae fpdhreno bem @enitter am
Derlesten Samliag aIbeHo bic Sdeuer ess
Socrrn Seen, in @rtter Iaunidip, ilnge.
faSr bier Waeileu BON 9tcabin9, pom SIis &c.
.rciFen une Serltcrt ipuTbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

Die 9teaotn9er 3eitunssn sntbaIten cine
Senad,ridItiaun9, pelhe BON ben 6erreH y.
=. Iid9le, abrabam 8erper uno Gbomas 3.
S'Srien untsrSeituet in, tpcnad, Elm 9siuh
an bic ndd,fe @cice9ebung ginsereid,t perben
fol-, I'M cine Sdoin9s ganf, untcr benz Tds
men "2he Heacius Saoinss Sanf," nit ei'
mem @apttal bon fiufii9 tauieno 3baIer, js'
crh nit alIgemciuen 8anf unS Behfel prh
olcaien, nit 9Iusnabme pes sIusssbeus pcn
Bills oeer Tcten, inccrpcriren au laeeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03
(Ginns nbt.l

Serren Druder:-Selteben g
Srn. Daniel BrieeI bon 2. gBbe'
baa, ole @anoioat fur
9auntp @ontlntBIcner
bel Der terannabsnSsn WabI an,usmpfebfs|
Scute Serr SeieeI atS @anoioat ernanr|
uno erndbIt nercen, 70 flblen mir SerGd,d
eas or Gin ipariamer 8eamter frin piroe. 4
Ssbsnoem bciIBt er Die notbise SdbisfeitI
fir btfd9tcs sImt.
Gtut9e Slib.Q4hcitballcr,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

gu ecpeD, @aGadufctts, 1T Ieste Wcdc
cine pulpcrmiible aufseRcssu, nobel Sa'
milien 3dter, Tomrns Brcmn uno BpDns
ton ibre 9eben siubnstcn. GS brfanbcn If
SO SdBer puIper su terieIben 3rit in Der
Wlh!e. Sur % Sahrcn Durben auseebebn'
tc @'eftdfte i'm ndmliten 9sbduce, cbne eas
9erina(fe unaliid, betriebeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

Sofbua G. MARTIN Der Tretrpiai.
sc Sanotoat fir 8cuuern6r in &labama, in
nit un9efhbr 1900 Stimmen Rshrheit iber
istnen re9elmdsi9 srnannten ecfo Scfc @ra;
Hrr bel Der ncuIidrn BahI crp6b!t prrec1.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

Die 9rntr ainUts Icn be,
icncers ahnIti9 ausgefaCeu fein. Gin Ssrr,
Der ben Stnot enrdrei,cte, fa9f cae bic Bab
;rn uno 9SeIlttcrnsrntc urd) ME 70 fd,dbtar
Gcpc(cu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

Gin Selo r.-@in enei.
iher Ueatrcie fam Dor flir;em in ein @s'
tpdd,sbaua unb fab bic fhonifen 3rpicbeln in
2bpfen. ,Watrrfcn 1T nid,ts Iieber aIs robe
3ntebeIn, uno unier Z frBte iId, aGfc unb
aB in aller @emiitblidfett inci cret fitnf BON
ben 3rpiebeln. Der @drtner fam mno fab
NIT Sdreden, tpeld,e 8erbrerunsen Der Gar
unter ieinen GulpenSpiebeIn anseridtet bats
te. @jctt im StmmsI ricf er aus, ben 9rc'
Sen 9llerdneer uno ben SerScs BON Warl,
borough NIB ben Sersc9 BON Wslliu9tcn |!
id, bin Elm ruinirter Wanu Der 8erl bat
juit fir 100 @uiueen Soelben 9efresen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

*8dcante Siellen.
BeId,sS eiusn Wbis 9etpinn bon uno ei.
nen Qcfo 8erIuit Don l2 Wit9lieeer ,si8t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-03

9eIeprd9en. - SclSenoer 8eIauf
bon @elo wuroc rpdbren6 Dem Wcnat SuIi
in Der Wilnse nno 3wei9milnjen seprdst:
Sn sansen 9lbIern, s55, 1000 90
Sn baIben 9loIern, l3I, 900 90
5n oiertels sIolcrn, 5,737 so
Sn baGten 3baIern, 7l,OOO 90
5u Uiertels 3balcrn, $4,000 90
Sn DeimS, $4,000 90
Su haGben Define, $4,000 90
Sn Gents 3,343 81
SIM @au;eu: Sob sl9l,737 5O-Silber
1864, ,006. 9In;ahl Stiide in @cle 34,OI5,
in Silber 2,472,O0O, Snpfer 334, 1867. San,
ger Wertb Der prd9un9 i'm Suli s459, ,Osl II.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

We find the annexed paragraph in the New York
Sun, translated from Mexican papers brought by
the barque Anahuac lately arrived at that port from
Vera Cruz:
"The decree granting pardon TO SANTA ANNA
: and his officers has been published. SANTA ANNA
is banished from the country forecer and not for
ten years, as before stated CANALIzo and BAssA-
DIRE are banished for ten years. REJoN, BARANDA,
: HARo, and TAMARIz, who fed, the Government
will provide for hereafter. Each of the above will
receive pension equal to one-half the pay they
received when under SANTA ANNA But this pen
sion is lost if they change their residence to any
other place than that which the Government points
out. BY the decree the pecuniary responsibilities
of these persons is not Withdrawn. Consequent
W. Santa Anna, Canalizo and the four exMinisters
were obliged to satisfy all their creditors before
leaving the country"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

Two DoLLAas year; OSE DOLLAR tor the nrst regular
session of each Congress FFTr CENTS for the final
OF each Congress- and the same Tor each Extra SEES
son--payabe ia all eases in advance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

The Legislative Council of Iowa has closed its
session. The bill submitting the rejected State
Constitution to a second vote of the people was
vetoed by the Governor, and afterwards passed by
the Legislature, notwithstanding the Governor IS
obections
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

Mr. SHANNON, the late Minister of the United
States at Mexico, arrived at New York on Satur-
day morning in the barque Anahuac, from Vera
Cruz.
The United States frigate Potomac, sloop-of-war
Falmouth and brig Laurence were at Vera Cruz
on the 29th of May, the time at which the above
vessel sailed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

The trial of CALEB J. McNULTy has been set by
the Criminal Court for Monday, the 9TH July.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

The PHILADELPHIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs.-The
directors and the committee Of twenty stockholders,
appointed Immediately after the dissertation Of this
building by the torch of the incendary, have com
menced collecting contributions for the purpose OF
rebuilding this Academy, and adding TO the collec-
ton Of paintings and stauary and the committee,
Il is stated have thus far found liberal spirit en-
kindled, and number of the citizens of Philadel-
phia have contributed handsome amounts.
The Fourier Association at Bates's Mills, On
tarlo county, New York, which was organized
about year ago. has exploded The Association
was called the :" Ontario Union" and was formed
under the most fattering auspices. The Brethren
of the Phalanx adopted this wild system of social
economy and perfect equality in the full belief tina,
its practical workings would meet their most san
guine hopes and prove to all mankind that the pre-
sent organization of civilized society is essentially
wrong. The experiment has been tried one wear.
Ii has failed utterly. The Union is dissolved
and the brethren will come back into the old track
ashamed it may be, but surely wiser men than they
were before. The lesson is hard one--one which
we trust few will be compelled to learn -qB. Cir.
IanIea,rIos--Tw thousand four hundred and sixty.
one passengers arrived New York Monday from foreign
portg
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28

INaIeR,rIos.-Two thousand four hundred and sxty-
passengers arrived at New York Monday from foreign
ports
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Replyofhis Royal Hghness The Prince Of he Asturias
.sMy wel-beoved Father and Lord have read with the
profound resact the ir,,cr with which your Majesty
and Submissive son. my duty is conform to the sovereign
will your Majesty have in consequence the honor TO lay
your feet the act of my acceptance Following the good
example your Majesty gives assume from this day. and
for long shall deem it advisable, the title of Count
Montemoln.
Grant Heaven that my ardent may be
pished and that your Majesty may enjoy every prosperity
ever demanded for you by
Your most respectful son,
acHARI,ES LOUIS.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-28
=" Bourges, The Ism Of May

acceptance ofLhe Prince fthe 1surfas.
81 took cognzance with fa resignation Of the detemi
nation which the King my august father and lord, made
known to-day and, in accepting the rights and duties
which he freely transmits TO me- undertake task which
will accomplish God aiding, with the sentiments aud thu
devotion the security Of the monarchy and the happ
ness &c Spain "CHARLES LOUIS
g Botirges, The Isih Of May 1915"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-30

YEHO THE PUBLIC. JULES S HAUEL beUs
IL leave TO inform the public generally not to con
found his preparations with all the nostrums of tbe
days as many putIs i'll newspaper advertising articles
which hear false and fictitious Names and i'm some
cases decorate themselves as Doctors or Chemists
when the ttuth is, they hardly know the meaning Of
the words
MY NYMPH OR INDICATED SOAP, AND
EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, 10 render the skin soft
and fair
MY DEPILATORY POWDER to remove the SUI
pertluous hair from the face
My EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, a
certain preventative from Badness.
My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE for in
simultaneously changing Gray Red Hair TO an exqui
site line Black, Brown or Chestnut color.
My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM which is
highly approved of-a person can shave with the
greatest ease and comfort.
MY UNRIVALLED RIOS L TOOTH PASTE,
which is universally sought after for the peatly white
il gives To the teeth without the slightest injury
{G5-To caution the public, will guaraatv TO the
purchaser that each article possesses the properties
ascnbe to the above, under forfeit of returning the
money if il fails. WIll those who prate so much
about the quality Of their articles 90 as far as this to
secure the public against imposition? For sale whole
sale or retail. AT JULES HAUEL'S,
Practical Chemist and PeIfum6r, 46 5, TuIRD ST.
below Chc.nut street.
And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents;
". n. Robinson, corner ny and Saratoga streets j.
BOury, $50 Baltimore street; Mortimer s Mowbray,
Baltimore aud Charles streets; Fhus p Harrison 263
Baltimore ST: T. Fickey Il Sons. 2l75 Baltimore 81
li3 Baltimore st :. G. Winchrstor, lt5 Baltimore
st; f. Hale, l2 Baltimore ST; 4. M Laroque Bali
more and Harrison sS Jas Z. De Lacour 359 Bal,i
more st; N, 5 Thompson, Howard and Fayette sis
c. F. Rodgers, Howard st. below Eayelte; j. w Bar.
ry Co. Baltimore and Pearl SITS, ol4.iuthsm3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-30

JUVENILE BOOKS, ANNALS, &C.
ID The JUVENILE GEM, l2 engravings, for 1876
The KEEPSAKE, do do
HYACINTH, do do
FORGET-ME NOT, elegantly bound in Turkey
with seven beautiful colored plates
Juvenile Forget-Mc- Not, with wood cuts
Child Own story Book with engravings
PRIZE STORY BOOK, with engravings
Life and Perambulations of a Mouse, with ten cxqui
site designs
Adventures of Philip Brusque, by Farley
do Dick Boldhefo, do
INQUIsITlvE JACK, do
Puss in Boots beautifully illustrated
Kriss KIugle's CAritmas Tree
Facts for Boys, selected and arranged by Joseph Bel
cher, ID. ID.
Facts for Girls, by samo author
Mary Howiu's Picture and Verse Book
ROBINSON CRUSOE many editions
Nursery Rhymes, by the Taylor Family
Clever Stories or Clever Boys and Girls
Very Little Tales for Very Little Children
THE LADDER TO LEANING
The Cleaner of Entertaining and Useful knowledge
in II vols, making beautiful set
The Pictorial Library in 5 vols
Rolla Books, in cheap form
Marco Paul's Travels, in vols-cheap style
CHRISTMAS TALES, selected by Monroe and Fran
The Casket of Gems, or Gift by an Uncle or Aunt
RAM MBLES-C Country Scenes
FLOWERS for Children
Russell and sydney, by Miss Leslie
Kate and Lizzy, by Miss Abbott
THE PRIVATE PURSE
The Favorte Scholar, by Hewitt.
The above together with hundreds of other Juven-
lie Books, Of all sizes, can be had at
PARSONS, PRESTON * KURTZ,
heap Book Store, ISL Pratt-st.,
d23-eotIst next to the Railroad Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-30
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.


" ANIMALS, SC. FOR 1916.
A large assortment Of splendid English and Amcri
can ANIMALS, such as rarely, il ever seen, viz:
HEATH'S LOOK OF BEAUTY-Spendidly bound
III Silk, with number of rich steel engravings.
THE KEEPSAKE-With beautifully finished engra-
wings, from Drawings b the first AriSts-hand
somcy bound in silk.
DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK-With 36 steel
engravings-by the Hoa. Mrs. Norton. This is
decidedly one of the best Annuals of the season.
TIE BUUDOlR-With 10 steel engravings.
THE DlADEM-A present for all seasons.
THE MUSICAL ANNUAL.
THE SNOW FLAKE
THE LEAFLETS OF MEMORY.
THE OPAL, aud a number of other Annuas, too nu-
merOus to mention.
BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS-Quarto edi-
tion, with Scotts Notes, the most splendid edition
ever published. Price $40
PILGRIMS PROGRESS-svo,e edition, Turkey mo-
rocco gilt, splendidy finished.
ALSO, "A large assortment of Velvet bound Bibles
and Prayer Books, gold plated. Pictorial Works
of all the Poets Hymn Books of every variety,
Albums, and an extensive assortment ofJuvene
Works. For sale very low, by
ID. OWEN s. SON,
dig l46 Batimore-st., below Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-30
9tHRIsTnIAs PRESENTS. Now opening,

6tHRIsTMAS PRESENTS. Now opening,
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS
among which we enumerate splendid patterns Of
VERY RICH DOUBLE PLATED CAKE BAS-
kETS, made expressly for the London market, and
IaIely imported into this country; variety of low
priced do; VERY RICH PLATED CASTORS, of
entirely new styles; PLATED FORKS; SPOONS;
SALT and BUfTER DISHES; CUPS; CHAFiNG
DISHES; Soup Ladies', &C. Very handsome sets of
NEW STYLE BRITANNIA WARE; FINE IVORY
BALANCE HANDLE TABLE and TEA KNIVES
and FORKS, in sets and dozens; CANDELABRAS;
SOLAR and HALL LAMPS; MANTLE CLOCKS;
beautiful WATERS, in sets; PAPER MACHIER
and other FANCY CARD BASKETS, with a variety
of Other new goods suitable for CHRISTMAS and
MARRIAGE PRESENTS.
e. Z. WETMORE s. co.
do 3w No. 10 N. Charles street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-30
guOLLIDAY PRESENTS.

OLL1DR EAt ESbNIS'
IL VERY RICH FRENCH GOODS!
FRANKLIN GARDNER, 105 Baltimore street,
would respectfully iBlotm the public that he has Just
returned from the North, and received direct from
Paris the most heautiful assortment of rich French
FANCY GOODS that has ever been opened in this
Market and would solicit a call from all those wish
ing anything beautiful for the Holidays.
RICH FANCY DRESS GOODS-Rich Fancy Staple
Silks; Brocade Silks for evening dresses; Satin
Robes for do. do; Heavy White and Col'd sat
ins; French Cashmeres and Nous de LANES;
Fig'd and Plain Tarlctons; do. do. Swiss Mus
lins; Muslin Robes; Emb'd Muslins French
Omhra Cloakings; A silk Velvet for Mantas
and C0aks.
EMBROIDERTES-Rich French Work'd Capes and
Collars; do do. do. Sleeves and Cuffs; Real
Lace Capes aud Wells; Dcmi Wells, Real and
Applications; Emb'd Linen Camb. Hdks; Rich
Emb'd Robes for evening dresses.
SHAWLS AND SCARFS--Rlch Indoux Cashmere
Shawls, Long and Square; Rich Tekerri do;
French Printed do; Lace, Scarlet and other
ScarfS.
Observation-Disclosures Jewelry Boxes; French
WORKED Purses and Bags; Grape Cravats; Vel
vet Scarfs and Fancy Prints; Demi Long Kid
Gloves; do do. do. do. Richly irim'd; Alexan-
der's best Kid Gloves; Best silk Mitts, Richly
EInbd; Long do. do. do. do; Emb'd and Plain
Silk Hosiery; Rich Neck Ribbons, etc.
GENTLEMEG'S WEAR-Rich Emb'd White Satin
Vests; do. do. Bl'k do. do; do. do. Velvet and
Cashmere do, (direct from my Agent at Lyons,
and the richest article received this seasOn)
CHASSON'S White. COld and Bl'k Kid Gloves;
Rich Cravats, Scarfs, sc. &c. [rARl d23
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-30

ENHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
u Beautifully illustrated French BOOKS
PRAYER BOOKS, in velvet and Turkey morocco
All the English and American ANIMALS
illustrated English Books
Children's Books, a large assortment
GAMES, in great variety
Letter Clips, great variety
Chessmen, bone, ivory and wood
Note Paper, Of every pattern, some very splendid
Handsome Inkstands
splendid copy of Hogarlh's Works.
For sale by FIELDING LUCAS, JR.
d24 No. 40 Baltimore at.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-30

NDRESENTs-PRE GREAT BAR
a GAINS IN JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
at No. ll2 Baltimore street. The subscriber has Just
received an extensive assortment of Gold Chans God
Keys; Gold Pencils and Breast Pins; Ear Rings; Gold
Pens; Hair Pins; Silver Tnimbles; Card Cases; Wal
Boxes; Writing Desks; Cologne Water; Bears Oil;
Beef's Marrow; Cold Cream; POmatum; Otto Roses i;
Scent Bag Hair Dye; Fancy Soaps; together with an
endless variety of goods too numef to mentOn rs
ny IoW for cash, at wholesale or retal Tor sale by
d24 ELIAS HALE, ll2 baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM


AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.aLVERT- SITS.
FHNHlS EVENING. Dec. 3Oth, will be perform
III edKATE KRARNEY. Kate Kearnev, Miss X. .
LUDLOW. Ned Ryan, Mr.. b. WILLIAMS.
Singing and Dancing-by Miss LUDLOW, Miss
CANNON, Mr.. WILLIAMS * Mr.. GALLAGHE Err.
To conclude with BO'rHERATION. Dr. Wiseface
Mr. JOHNSTON. Rose, Miss CANNON.
U3- Admittance 25 cts., children under 10 years of
age, laa cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. IL
N. Y. CIRCUS-FRONT-ST THEATRE.
MANAGEMENT BY N. A. HOWES.
TWNEIIS -(TUESDAY) EVENING, Dec 3Oth
III will begin with a MILITARY CAVALCADE
on 10 horses, led by Mrs. COLE and Mr.. SMITH.
Comic Song, by the Clown.
GYMNASTIC EXERCISES, by the Company.
MRS. COLE will appear as Bavarian Broom Girl.
w. w. NICHOLS, list tme) in his Principal Act.
N. b. TURNER as the Courier of st. Petersburg.
Song, by Mr.. EVANS.
j. w. MYERS, in the character of Metamora.
Mr. WIN. COLE as the Indian Rubber Man.
DAN RICE and the Bell Ringers.
Z. HOWES will appear on the Corde VOlante.
To conclude with BILLY BUTTONS unfortunate
journey to BrentfOrd
Box 70 cts.-Pit l2s, d3O
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-30

NHRISTMAS ESENTS. FANCY BIAS
u KErS, richly embossed with Worsted French
and German Card, Recticu'e, Octagon, Floral rich
hackets; embroidered do; Children's Baskets, with
silk tops, and a variety of Work Baskets handsome
y embossed slso some beautiful Victoria and Al
bert JUGS, win Britannia covers; do. Agate and Oak
patterns Be,ides a large variety of English and A
merican TABLE CUTLERY, in SETS of 81 and So
pieces and in dozens. We would also call attention
to few sets of rich Pdpicr M1che W.8ITERS, at
SlS, Sl9 and $40 per set, 10 which may be added
almost endless variety of useful Good all of which
will be sold the most Ii eral tsrmss at the House
Furnishing Emporium of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
d13 lS BallimorGst., ID door East of Harrison