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Also for sale by
JONES & CLARK, Greenleafs Point,
JAMES Gull, near the Navy Yard,
WI. CLEMENTS, Bridge ST., Georgetown,
BELL & ENrwIsTLE, Alexandria.
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RE FEE rem O + 8 .

Messrs. w. Crane & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Charles McKarraher esq, and Thos. C. Clarke,
esq, Philadelphia, Pa.
William M. Brown, esq, New York city.
Rev. Daniel Sharp, d. D., and Rev. B. Stow,
Boston, Mass.
Hon. J. w. Williams, Lancaster, N. II.
Hon. A. HI. Sewer, Arkansas.
L. G. Paine Freer, esq, and DR.. L. d. Boone,
Chicago, Illinois.
Rev. !. T. Hinton, and G. w. Coote, esq, st.
Louis, Missouri.
Col. John HI. Wheeler, Raleigh, N. C.
William Mcdaniel, esq, and ]. e. Black, csq.,
P. NJ, Cannonsburg, Pa.
Rev. J. F. Brown, Gainesville, Ala.
above two or three Insertions, and send copy Of
the paper containing il, may command the services
Of this Agency to the amount of the advertisement
in return. e. F.. b.
July 49, IS44--oo6xcp
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nR. RUSI1S LEGACY, the best and cheapest
~ medicine'ever known--twelve and a half cents
box.--Among the remedies suited TO all seasons
ofthe year, there are none which have attained a
higher reputation, or which can be more confidently
tai ! |
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Nr7- I,AVEsV ERON FRANCE-GRE

W3e IIATE5T FIGUId F'ENNCE-GKEAT
MEETING OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AT
MORTIMER MOWBRAY'S. Just received, Ber-
lin Iron Guard Chains; Necklaces and Breastpins; ee-
giant sivered Hair Pins silk and silver assels only 10
cents pair JET steel and gilt Combs; gold Pencil Cases;
Card Cases; Work Boxes; Shaving Gases; Jet and steel
Buons gchtlemen's light kid party Cloves IS cents;
ladies do. assorted, very cheap; gentlemen's winter
Gloves, l2, 25 and 37s; Beaver Gloves 49,, superior
assortment; shiidrehs Woolien -, Stoves: brushes;
of Goods. All Of which we viii put at such low prices
as to defy all cempelition-let all who wish to save
money give a call, and we pledge ourselves to give
satisfaction
.R3- Right on the corner Of Market and Charles-sts
ial-3t* MORTIMER * MOWBRAY.
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n5- NEW YEARS DAY. MessrS. Editors-Per
nit me through The medium of your widely circulated
and useful paper, TO call the attention of your nune
readers to the fact that this is the day when the
milk of human kindness should flow through every
breast, and those who wish to avail themselves Of the
present opportunity of renewing The pledge of afiec-
ton and love TO old and young, should hesitate to
embrace the golden moment, by paying an immediate
visit to the Emporium of French and German FANCY
GOODS, with the greatest variety of TOYS that we
have seen for several years, at the Saloon of Mrs
p. A. NICKERSON No. SO N. Howard street, who is
determined TO close the remainder of her present
stock at unprecedented low prices for cash Call and
Judge for yourselves, as we have done. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-01

ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE. 1t
will be seen by the letter of our Annapolis
correspondent that both branches of the legs-
iature were fully organized yesterday by the
election of officers. In the Senate, the Hon.
VIM. Williams, of Somerset, was chosen pre-
sident; Joseph H. Nicholson, Esq, chief clerk,
and Gen. J. N. Watkins, reading clerk, with
Ill the other old officers.
In the House, Gen. John G.. Chapman, OF
Charles county, was elected speaker; Geo. G
Brewer, Esq, of Annapolis, chief clerk; B. E.
Can't, Esq, of Anne Arundel county, assist
ant clerk; Samuel Wilmington, of Calvert
,sergeant-et-arms Daniel Nyman, of Washing
Ton, door-keeper; John B. Rider of Somerset
w. B. Smyth, of Talbot, Charles Hardcaste,
of Caroline, Edmund Stephens, of Prince
Georges, and 7. d. Blackstone, of st. Ma
RVS, committee clerks.
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IG3-A CARD. The undersigned again repeats his
thanks for the various tavors bestowed on his exer-
tons in the vocation of an auctoneer true, time NAV
make inroads afer an arduous duty Of % years.
but still the same zeal, the same industry, and the
same interest shall he used to serve his patrons as
heretofore; acting entirely distinct and his own re-
sources, and with the true method, he conceives
of doing the business by having free sales, he once
socits share Of the business, pedgng himself
for prompness. diligence &C., and to obtain the best
of prices. jal-eo3t] II. w. BOOL, Auct'r
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G3- MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The re-
guar Annual meeting for the election of officers will
be held in the Hall over The Engine Room, Is. Calvert
street,) on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan Cd, l8i5, at
O'Clock, when the Roll will he called; therefore, it
is particularly requested that the members should be
punctual in their attendance.
G5- NOTICE is hereby given to those members who
have attended The Company meetings, or discharg-
ed their duty in time of fire, daring the past year. that
less they present themselves at this meeting, their
names will certainly be stricken from the roll.
jal-2t By order, JOHN FURLONG, Stc'y.
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ANOTHER ACT or ExrUNGNG. During the
Christmas holidays, several of the wing mem
bers of the North Carolina Senate, took trip
home, leaving the democrats in majority,
who set to work and expunged from the jour
nal part oftho proceedings of the body in re-
laton to the expulsion of Mr. Emmett and in
serted version to suit themselves!
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w. KELLER. Uo6os1erer. p;

NRARLES w. KELLER, Upholsterer Pa
" perhanger and Ventian Blinds Maker, No. 30
WATER STREET, head of Cheapsde, Baltimore,
that he is prepared do all kinds of work in his line
of business. He has hand Paper Hangings, suit
able for drawing rooms paror walls, chambers, FIRE
screens, handsome Shade Blinds, Fancy Blinds, Fur
new style of Cotnice for Venuan Blinds, beautiful
He will furnish every and all kinds of Goods In his
line of business cheap they can be bought any
where else.
Old Mattresses and Ventian Blinds REPAIRED.
05- Carpets cut, made, and put down on the floor
cheaper than any other Uphoslerer in the city. Give
me your work for charity's sake. ial-eolm*
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Burrows THEATRE, Front strSet) There
is fine bill of entertainments posted for to-
night at this theatre. A new piece, the Nymphs
of the Red Sea, with new scenery, decorations,
dresses, &C., and the comedy of She Stops to
Conquer, will be performed.
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NEW YEARS DAY BOQUETS.

NEW YEARS DAY BOQUETS.
WYNN. BUST, FLORIST, on street, hetween
w 18th and 18th streets, Sd square north of Penn
syivania Avenue, most respectfully informs his old
customers and the public in general, that he is now
parpared to furnish Sentimental Boquets and splendid
Nosegays, Wreaths, sc. got up with his usual taste
VIM. BUST has 1900 Japonica plants in flower beds,
and 5000 of the choicest Roses, all of which he offers
for sale at very reduced prices together with gene
raj assortment of greenhouse, and hardy Towering
garden plants. ial
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FENO THE LADIES, The subsc rber is selling
III off at reduced prices, handsome assortment of
FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting of MoIsn
and Grape de LANES; Cashmere l'Ecosse; AlpaCas;
plain and fg'd Merinoes; Bombazncs; Gala Pluids,
Plaid Cloaking Pongee; Irish Popln; Linen Cambria
and Linen Cambria Hdkfs; Caicoes, very large and
handsome assortment; Merno, Thibet, Taglion and
Blanket Shawls Ginghams; Paper Cambrick; Cotton
Waddlng; WEIGH Fannels, {warfantea NOT TO shrink)
Canton Flannels and Banketnc; Crash; Whitney
Blankets; Table Diapers and Napkins; Long Cloth
Shirtings and Sheeings Silk Vcvets; Laces and
Edgings; Skiris; Brown Holland; Colored Cambrics;
Lustrings, Serge, SC. HENRY W. COOKE.
jail OF the late firm of Cooke Flint < 10
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-01

10 MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. =
The regular monthly meeting of this Society will be
held at the Historical Rooms on THURSDAY EVE.
MING, January I'd, commencing at O'Clock
The reading of Father Whites Journal of the voy-
ages Of the first settlers, &c. will be resumed by N
e. Brooks, Esq. 5. F. STREETER,
jal-2t Rec. Secy.
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R7- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING q
eysry description executed with great despatch at No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH puJs Much larger than any othel
Office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc
Indeed il is needless to enumerate as we are pos,
sessed of facilities for doing work, every STYLE and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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U3-FAIR-Thc Fair being held by the Scholars Of
Luther Chapel, will be continued TODAY (Wednes
day. There is still many useful and fancy articles
hand, which not disposed of by this evening" will be
Offered al Auction, at z O'Clock. IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-01

20 REMOVAL. We find that Messrs. PRATT &
BROTHER, the Booksellers, have lately removed their
very extensive and well chosen stock to Washington
D. G. They have located themselves at the corner of
Pennsylvania Avenue and ~ street, where we would
advise readers in that city call any evening and
listen TO the auction eoquence of Mr.. p, who is quite
an original in that department of oratory. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-01

GoING HOME. The Rev. John Patrick
Dunn, the celebrated pastor Of St. Philip de
Neri Church, Southwark, sails from New York
for Liverpool to-day, on his way to Ireland.
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RoYLE's CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT

hOYLE'S APITAL PRIZE DEPOT.
~ Ire patrons of This lucky spot received several
splendid Christmas presents in the shape of Capital
fnzes. ~ three No tickets were sold during the last
week, all OF them handsome prizes-among the rest
one OF $1,000 one of $l700, Of Sl460, of $1,000,
&c This ought to establish the fact, even if it were
not already established, that the place to get prizes
at DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, IA Pratt st, 0ppO
site the Railroad Depot and next 10 Bradshaw's u s.
Hotel, where all the capital prizes are on hand and for
sale in the following splendid schemes, to be drawn
this weeks
shares in proportion .-t
THURSDAY-Ca Prize $l5,OOO Tickets s.,
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capital Prize of $4,000. Tickets only
81, shares in proportion.
SATURDAY $50O0, tickets $1. Saturdays is a
superior scheme for packages--so in for them. Risk
on package IS only. DOYLE has sold more prizes
in the package than any other vender in Baltimore.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package quantity. sg..
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package single ticket, or share. Ali ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
Il [sl Opposite B. s 0. R. e. Depot.
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GRNAT LuCfS AGAIN YEsrrpn,y-

A TREAT LUCK AGAIN YESTERDAY 3
Ns OF $1,000 and of s4O0, sold by us. We 20,
graduate our patrons on the great success which at
the general success which has marked their onora
TONS with US during the period. At the advent Of the
new yea we are aeaa candidates for popular patron
age, WINE we are thlnkfu for all past favors We
hod out again DAY, LIST JAN, 1875 SlS 900 for Is
besides III OF $500, of $3.50, and 10 of $1,000
L, 4. TUCKER s. BROTHER
Head of Centre Market.
M OIaeI carry iof iour supply in the Small FRY OF
SATURDAY. Capital $1,000. Packages of ouarie ~
only SIS on certificate f""' !,
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ExnnA ArurIa 4 f,,rION,

o. EXTRA AT"VRA CTION! MRS. BAL
LEY-COLEMAN'S EOLIAN PIANO. One of
these highly celebrated instruments has just been re
ceived by blr. Brneen, who has kindly profered the
use of it for exhibition and accompaniment at the
Concert oil THURSDAY EVENING. jal-2t
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Public ArIeNs. We have received from
Messrs Shurtz & Taylor, II North-st., the
e'Corsican Brothers," a translation from the
French of Alexander Dumas Also, the
"Harper's Triumph" a tale of Europe ia the
olden times, by J. N. McJilton Also, the His
tory of n Flrt
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TO THE PUBLIC.

To The PUBLIC,
ED c. MASON respectfully informs his iiends
and the public, that he has established himself
for the present at Nc. SO PRATT STREET, ID DOOR
FROM Commerce. and ew doors from his former To-
cation, where he is prepared to furnish era CKERS eff
all descriptions heretofore, and he asks contnI-
ance of the former patronage.
The Books containing his outstanding accounts may
have probably boon secured by some one if they have
he will literally reward the holder by returning them
or any part of them to the above place. ia. St.
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x DIyIpENDs. The Western Bank of Balti
more has declared dividend of two per cent
for the last six months. The Chesapeake Bank
has declared dividend of three per cent. for
the last six months.
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hy-TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL.

b3-TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. A Temperance
Festival, under the supefintendence of the LADIES'
UNION TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, will be held at the Hall
of the Washington Temperance Society, corner of
Hanover and Camden streets, on the evenings of
Wednesday; Thursday and Friday, Of this week, son-
mencng at past o'clock supper will be The ia
BILE at 7oclock each evening of which the holder of
ticket is privileged to partake and in which the ladies
will endeayor to please the palate of the most fasdi-
Gus. Addresses may be expected from eloquent
friends of the cause of Temperance each evening"
but it is presumed that the strongest ndncement from
the friends of Temperance will be the fact, that the
proceeds of the festival for the keneft of the WASH
INGToN TEMPERANCE SoCIETY's SABBATH School
an institution which has peculiar claims, only
on every friend of Temperance, but also every
Christian and philanthropst.
The ladies trust that their appeal will rot be in vain
but that they shall have the pleasure of waiting upon
hundreds ofadies and gentlemen with delicious cup
of tea coffee, with every thing nise to suit and all
at the tg cost of % cents, and their consciousness
ofhaving contributed good and glorious a cause
To give an additional zest 10 the entertainment of the
evening,it is expected that the Rev. JoHS A COLLINS
and DIR THos. l.. MURPHY will deliver addresses on
the first evening BY order,
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MORE NEW GOODS!

"M. ROBINSON, JEwELIER. oooos;,s
w the Museum, has received this day (uppaav \
some very pretty samples of fine JEWEIRYNamaynm
whleh are diamond Rings and Pins fine real and moc
Stone S breaspins Bracelets and Clasps of ali kinds
Shft studs; Chains; Keys; Earrings; Gold Pencils
@ WIN general assortment of fine gold and silver
WalCHEs, warranted as good and as cheap as can
DC louho elsewhere, remaining and will be offered
very low. Some beautiful French. richly oil, GOOD
suitable for Holyday presents. s"' s'''''
d3l-3t Opposite 1,up ,yI1epr,,,
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EBERUEIAN GUANO. Tie balance of the
u cargo of Peruvian Guano, received by the un
dersgned per ship Orpheus from the Chincha slaMds
FOR account OF the Peruvian Guauo Company, is offer
ed al the following prices:
Under one ton, 3 cents per h.
One TO five tons, $50 per ton of 2248 lbs.
Five to ten tons, 55 do. do. do
Over ten tons, SO do. do, do
QC~ This cargo il warranted to be pure and of the
best quality. For sale 10 bags (of about 1870 lbs each)
in small quantities. by David G. Harris No l55 Ba-
more street or in parcels of one ton and upwards by
SAMUEL X. GEORGE, Agent for the Co..
jal-dlm No 2 German street
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BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A fine Store and Dwell
HHfn ing attached, on West Baltimore street, at
lsesM only $3.50; Dwellings on Garden-st near
Enisa Madison, $500 each; handsome DWELLING
on Market street, near East Baltimore, $1,000; | do
Market-st, r. p. near Lombard 90 feet front, with
passage and back building, lot 100 feet deep.pli
Siooo ON High-st. near Pitt, at SlO0O on Exeter
ST. near Gay, at $500; on East Baitimore-st sl5oO;
gooa store, with dwelling on Orleans-st. $1,000; sew
erai on caroline st, on Stiles-st.; on West Lem-
bard ST. $500; and Others
Il FARMS FOR SALE. of co acres, u
$500 miles out the BeAir Road, at only 5000; /
sssM on Bird River Neck, 12m miles from Baltimore
4---4ses, w acres, az $500; and many others.
10 GROUND RENTS for sale, 3 well secured and
of Sl03 aud of S45. >"e"'
U7- BUILDING LOTS for sale and lease, IN al,
sections of the city, at the lowest mices. ~ -''
Apply 10 BENJAMIN BOND-or
Jal-T No. 40 Second ST., near the Exchanae
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DIVISION OF THE NJ. E. CHURCH The North
Carolina Annual Conference of this body haye
unanimously agreed to the proposed division,
by adopting the report of the committee on the
subject, embodying resolutions to the effect
that the time has come for the ministers of the
NJ. E. Church to refuse to act in union with
the North, and that the Conference elect dele
gates to the proposed convention at Louisville,
Ky, in May 1916.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-01

DEAD. The mother of Governor Seward
recently died at her residence in Orange coun-
ty, New York.
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kKT ALTER e. HARDING,

INV ALTER e. HARDING,
w COMMISSION MER CE.7NT,
No. 3 BOWLY'S WHARF
OFFERS FOR SALE PLEASING TERMS,
SUGAR. hhds Porto Rico, low priced.
COFFEE. so bags Rio Green
CANDLES. New Bedford Sperm, assorted sizes
BRANDY. Otard, in quarter casks
SEGARS. ION. Steamboat Brand Principe, ward
ION, La Joya Havana warranted
TOBACCO. 900 boxes SIS, 6's, 1878 and ID lump.
INDIGO. 2 ceroons Caracas. UA1 jal cost
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THE FAKIR This extraordinary necro-
mancer still continues to delight and astonish
our citizens at the Assembly Rooms. Let no
one miss the present opportunity but 90 early.
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Q5- BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINSm!
The subscriber, wishing to close out his remaining
stock OF MUFFS, has put them down at prices that
cannot fail to please Those in of bargains will
do well to call at
"TAYLoR'S," opposite Barsum's Hotel,
d3l6 CALVERT STREET.
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MUFFS! MUFFS!! MUFFS.!
u HAVE ON HAND very good assortment of
n Natural and T,p't Gennett, Sable, Coney, and Sy-
berl9n Squirrel MUFFS, together with an Invoice OF
Natural and Lustfcd Lynx MUFFS received from N.
York during the present week, which will sell at
cash in order to reduce my stock
g3-PurchaserS wishing bargains are invited TO call
early. G.. j. HOPKINS
jal-tJS' s. w. corner Market and Charles-sts,
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From CANADA. Outiages still continue TO
be committed by the Lachine Canallers. Their
system of warfare is changed; instead of meet
ing their enemies openly, they lay in wait for
them, and attack them by surprise.
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yENHE NEW YEAR 1s45 opens with q

FENtiE NEW YEAR Is45 opens with grand
III and brilliant schemes. The LIST class of the Sc
ries comes off THIS DAY-76 No Lottery, II bal
lots, with the Grand Capital of sls, O00 with other
handsome prizes in the entire scheme, counting over
s24000O
Mhole tickets 50 OO-shares in proportion.
FLETCHER & CO., No. 80 Baltimore st. above
Holiday, respectfully invites all to step in and try
their luck with them THIS DAY, the Isl of the New
Year
Drawn Nos. of class So Dec. ;l-lowest uize s9l.
"a 81 6 Is Ss29 So 40 So SO 81 10
orders by mail invariably meet prompt attention and
handsome returns made, when addressed to
JAMES FLETCHER & CO.
No. 80 Bait more street,
IL Above Holliday-st., Baltimore Md.