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EDITORIAL CHANGE. We notice that VIM.
Nj. Stair, Esq, has vacated the editorial chair
of the "Iris and Odd Fellows Mirror" and
that Geo. w. Mayors, Esq, has assumed the
same. Mr.. Starr declines on account of other
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engagements.

APPOINTMENT. Hon. VIM. J, Brown, late
a member of Congress fiom Indiana, has been
appointed Cd assistant Postmaster General, in
place of Mr.. Medll, appointed Commissioner
of Indian Affairs.
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.G3-THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully iaferms his
former customers ard the public generally that he
has taken his OLD STAND, tIale Carmich;sis where
he would be happy 10 serve them at all hours with
the finest OYSTERS aAd ali the DELICACIES of
the season. His Bar is Supplied with Ike choicest
LICiUOR and CIGARS
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$SOOO Oct: sI.', a:, ;I oa anGa'
ed Lonery, Gas, IS. IS Nos and 10 drawn ballots.
prize of s ss 9S | prize Of 1890 1890
g 100 10 200, SC
Tickets s2!--shares in proportion.
Certificates of aj quarter tickets only 90 IS
brHw9 on SATURDAY the beautiful little lottery
class 1856 Nos. 10 ballots-Ticke,s only 81, guar
ters IS cents.
$4,000 $500
1000 900
576 900
Eisk package of % whole tickets Sl3 80, halves
S. rs, quarters @337.
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets,
Apply to the prize vendors, MILLER y co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, Glass II, draws
Oct. j0-i6wesi nriIe 80:
40 50 10 50 40 81 7a "A 3 IS 2s "a 81 80
yryRIUMPaANTT TIMES AND NO MISTAKE
III mTUCKER g. BR0'S. The cream taken ost
of he lottery yesterday. Call and ses $500 we sold
to lady; $500 to sailor on the PUNT; SEQ sent
to Carlisle, Pa 800 TO a coIored man. and prizea
Of $50 each sold scatering Those in wan, Of prizes
will get them at our Head Quarters.
TODAY, Ssu00, and prizes OF SloeO-TicEen
+, r. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Right on the Corner-EIead of Centre Market.
SO Send your orders esry-The Small Fry draws
again TOMORROW, lst inst. Capital $4,000
" AsDLORD'S SALE. By virtue of way
~ rant Of distress. issued At the suit OF Nichslaa
knkht, against the sOnd and chaiIes lands and ten.
emrnt1 OF John Ewn, to me directed, nave sei1ed
and taken, in distress, all the estate ri.ht, title, III
terest claim and demand law and in e1ty, OF the
said John Ewin, in and to 10 Brass Compassss aAt
IN ee Chats.
And hereby give notice, That on tho mist day OF
Nov+n,h' r, at O'Clock in the afternoon, VIII offer
for cate the said property seized and taken in die
tress, by public auction, TO the highest bidder, for
cash. at the office Of Robert A. mcAllsteT, Esq, coz
neT Of Bond and Aiiceanna sttepts.
o3Cot JnSHTTa NJ. MYERS. Constable.
H. established, most extensive, and most popular
Lottery arm in tue wsrd. With the advantage Of be-
ing the Agents for Messrs ]. G. Gregory h. Co.
for the sale of tickets in tha State Of Maryland and
immense pecuniary resources they sell Lot
terry tickets either by the package snsly, upon such
terms will defeat any atfeinRt Mt com petition Per-
ssoss frsm abroad who may be disposed occasionally
% te.t tie favor of the Goddess Fortune" safe
" remit any amount Of fands however large to this
Srm--,he repu alton and standing they have acquired
BY stri attention TO business for thirty years in this
city being sufficient security thai my Susiness con-
fded to heir care, will be attended to with punetss-
~ aRA despatch. EMORY d CO.
Is 2cavegt street
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G3-OFFIClAh DRAWING of the Md. Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No II, for lSi5:
90 55 10 SO 40 Ga ~ A l6 % "a al 80
90 and So being the LIST and I'D drawn Nos each $50
10 and 49, being the 3D. and 4lh drawn Nos. each 90
40 and "a, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each -
A and ~, being the 9TH and 9th; or and 49, be
ing The 9th and 10Th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each .
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on,
From the old established House of
EMORY, No. N. Calvert u.
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rNNIN ORTHOGRA eKaY OFTNE HUMAN

FwNHEG ORTHOGRhPKaYO PTHE HUMAN
IL RACE. In exhibiting and Contrasting the eff
characters in the human family VIC nave every grad
uaon to which is applicable The vowels and conson.
ants in their position, aston and influence in the Or
lnographc relation of action in the Political Moral
and Religious ambition Of the world, illustrated in all
the varieties to which the aspirations Of vanity seek
IN The etymoogy OF Intellectual culture which the sus
cephility OF can be realized by every good citizen
within the jurisdiction of this happy land independ-
ent OF monarchial sway; yet the adjecives in the
comprehension Of substautives in lis addition to az
feet its quality, will realize the world that J. j.
ROACH, No. 2s6 BALTIMORE STREEr, has fully de-
veoped Natures Me hanical genius in all the most
improved styles Of Block Letter Gilt, Painted Trans-
parent and Ornamental SIGNS, which will fully it,
iusrae the generosity of his patrons in theii
agement and define the position to which nature has
depicted in many Of her liberal spirits of live and let
live. o3I If
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Ws'SUNbhf SCHOOL NOTICE. Rev. NRw-
T"N HEsToN OF the Philadelphia Conference, by di
VINE pefmlsslonJ VII! preach Sabbath School Ser
mon IN I've Frederick street Chapel, ab"YC CayStrect,
THIS (Frday) EVENING. After which, an address
wlIl be made 5v Rev. t. CoOg, and Collection
taken up TO pay off small debt incurred in pYepar-
ing and opening the Chapai for the reception eff the
Sabbath School. The ubIic are respectfully Invited
to attend. ExeIeisest 10 commence at O'Clock.
O3l-lt' I'm
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DROCLAIM 1T TO THE WORLD
IL THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HUARHOUED is without
Ezception or Emigration
the most safe and speedy tor all diseases arising
from Coughs aud Colds, which, unfortunately neglect
ed, too
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION.
III Hance's Compound syrup of Hoarhnund !, IA ken
on the hst appearance Of Cough il will Immediately
cure it and save the sufferer from an uniimply grave
price 50 cents per bottle, or hottes for s. So
For sale by SETH 4. HANCE, IO3 Baltimore st.
and corner of harles aud Pratt-sts. OIL
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LOOK OUT FOR HIM. John A. lnnis who was
arrested IN this city on Saturday, for having in
his charge coored man of whom he could not
give satisfactory account, but was subsequent
ly released, is thus spoken of by the Boston
Evening Traveller:
lnnis is a Salem man; brawng political
abolltonist; and not sverse, probably, to the
notoriety which will attach TO his name, should
he be convicted and punished for the offence
above alleged. He is probably serving his par
ty as advantageously and as acceptably as he
could have done at home.
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RJ EW PAPER. The BALTIMORE ME
~ CHANiC AND LITERARY GAZETTE. Price
ONE DOLLAR year, II Cents a month, 3 Cents n
single copy. For sale At ElARRlSOE'S, No Jaryist
Buildings, North street. The following are the con
tents OF the first number, Cor Nov ORIGINAL Ar
TICLRs, Childhood's Hours; The Camester an in.
tercStlng story by gentleman Of Bamore0 Theo.
logical Learning; Lyric Gem; Aneodote of Rey'd
Root Hall; Baltimore, its location condition and prog
poets EDITORIAL: Our Cause. Our Tile; the La
dies; N. Z. Willis; the West Enid" To our Readers;
Review Of Mrs. Persons Poems, emit led "Porest
Leaves SC. SELRcTIoSs: Two Letters from South
ey concerning BYRON {nGyGr before published in Am.
etca;l Education, by T. TRIBE Esq; Biographical
Sketch Of Hosarih; Egypt, by DR.. Gin; The Three
Worlds, BY Rev S. A. Ro,ze Anccr otes of Luther,
BoHaparte, Milton, Gov. PHILLIPS, o. Mas, SC. &C
This paper ia unsurpassed m interest O3l-9ts
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ENR. CHRisTIE'S GENUINE
EV GALVANiC RINGS ARD FLUID,
Can be obtained only Of
SIXTH 5. HANCE, l69 Baltimore street,
OIL and conner Chnres md Pratt Sta.
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JOHN G. HAMMETT,
M a Nnrtl ;b,x,,, =,


y. Families served at all times with the BBST
FRESH OYSTERS
@3- WANTED-A Servant who ia acquainted with
the Oyster business. o3l-3tF
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE. The New York TEi-
bune says:-An extraordinary surgical opera
ton in a liver complaint, was lately performed
by DR.. J. P. Tarhel, of New York city, by
opening the side of the patient and removing
the diseased portion of the liver The patient
was middle aged man who had suffered Sc
yerey for many years, and lattery had given
up all hopes of recovery. Truly an extraord-
nary case.
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Ur7v-i3ySSE7ry or MARYLAND.

90 FACILITY pF PHYSlC-lNTEOOUCTO
LECTt MES. Il. P0w7E will deliver HE ln'Y0duc
tory Lecture 70 DAY, At = o'clocG, p. ~, iA me
Chemical Hal! Of the Medical College, Lombart-p,.
me public are respectfully invite! to atend.
1t WILLIAM +. A. AKIN, Dean.
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Np ECEIvED TINS pay. ATT WIN

y ECElVED THIS DAY, AT w. NJ
ma HaRRiS0N'S Periodical depot, No. I Jarvis's
buildings, North ct, Thu Fountain price e5 cents--
ihe Naval Officer, or the Pirates Cave, by Lieut..
murray, author Of Fanny Campbell, the Female ri.
rate Captain p cents. Blackw0ods Magazine for
October, % cents. Dollar Newspaper containing the
cecsratea piiZe tale "The Cousins' CENTS Lon
don Pictorial lines, lsi GEMS. London Illustrated
News, l2t cenls. With all The new, cheap and pop
war Pamphlets, Periodicals. and Papers Of the day for
sale at w. n. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
OIL No. Jarys's Buildings, North st.
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no Who wants $4,000 TO-DAY for e5 cents.
Apply at EGERToXs. OBJ q
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COOP AGAIN-the third capital sold By the
" lucky sCHoOLFIELD y co. yesterday. They
in Howard-st. Nos 3 10 81 and 10 81 40 each prizes
of $50, sold in the city.
Nos Md. Consolidated Lottery, class II, drawn
Oct. 30 lowe st prize SO, are:
20 So 10 SO 40 81 70 a , lS 80 "a 81 u
Draws TO-DAY, the fine scheme OF Md. Csnsoli.
dated Lottery, extra class lS.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
l prize of 5000 psisa Of $500
l q" 1920 HOO
l l,70o 10 lee &c.
Whole tickets $2ss-shares IL proportion.
In which School6eld s. Co. will s1H on certificate
packages Of % tickets for only % IS and can draw
over STA 900.
aU- Draws TOMORROW, November ls,, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, class a, capital prise
$4000-Tickets Sl-shares in proportion, In which
oehoofield & Co. will sell ON eerfeats packages Of
% whole tickets for only 10 So halves IS u.s. quarters
50 81, eighths 81 CT.
For he prizes in packages, single tickets or shares
be sure and call OF the all lucky
SCHUOLFfELD g. CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t Firstohce from Baltimore street,
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.

M lNWRGHT Professor Of Music, informs his friends
AVA. and the public in general that he has made
for giving instructions the Piano Forte His style Of i'm
parting instruction perfectly simple and easy and
passed. equalled by any other style present taught
bnng al the xaee and elegance of s.euton capable Of being
very proficient scholars and public viii be satisfied as to
his abilities on giving him trial. His reasonable
portunity offered Terms and all information made
known on application liz Grand, of Mulberry
mh2a lmsrrc
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
Varieties.

An agent Of Messrs Adams 4 Co.'S Exrcss passed
through Baltimore on Friday, with important dispatches
received from Europe by the 0rcat Western fer Govern
ment
Tobias Goodwin hns been sentenced 10 be hung the
murder OF his brother, Lii Goodwin, in Johnston county
North Carolina.
The Kentucky papers state that the fruits in hst State
have been nearly all destroyed by the late frosts.
The Pope Of Rome has standing army OF IA $50
controlled by Cardinal President and board OF three
Of oeO.
letter from 0reenport states that two men killed for
" four wild geese and eight dozen ducks on Gsrdners
Islend, last week, in thirty six hours.
The Putnam Free Schools about to be erected IN New
huryport upon the fund bequesthed to the town by the
late Israel Putnam, Esq
named Hardy Carroll, canvicted Of setting fire
to the jail of Franklin county c., with view Of fef
fcctpa his escape been sentenced to be hanged on
the I'd Of May An appeal to the Supreme Court has been
obtsined by the prisons COUNSEL
The city authorities OF Lowell have purchased lot Of
land cont sinpg about 20 acres to be used a. public
promenade common. They are also negotiating upon
he purchase let OF land in Belvdere be kept open
a public square.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
BRONZE POWDERS
ROULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
l01 .dND l33 MERCEQ SIR EET

7S MN JOHN 8. ROULSTONE has the honor to
Nniorm his friends, and the public in general that his
TOT lnstruction in Horsemanshp open
Hours for Gentlemen, from s,oeA NJ
Roulstonc. "" 'pp"oa''o" w WI
Mr. has Just received from the country ..v.r. 6n and
s0aable price. ~ 'o" rss,e - ,es
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

H. FOR SALE-A Fast Irottipg Gray Mare 0 wear
III \od, perfectly sound, and kind in ali hsrns.s -
AZder the saddle She has t.psted mile when oa 10 q
but little used. ' ~'
Apply Jones Stables, Fourth street. near tsrssa street.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

FATAL AFFRAY IN LEXINGTON, Ky.--The Lou
isrWe Courier states that on Saturday niRht-week
last man named Robert Tomln shot by the keeper
OF house OF illfsme named Rebecca Clipper allies kr
by It seems that Tonin requested adntance into her
houses she refused and he made the attenpt acsordipg
when she pulled out six barrel revolving pistol and
shot him through with several balls He died the next me
ing the woman subsequently rrested and aner an
i hos. nj & 81 600.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,

DhL t<1N,
I40 and lot Broadway, corner OF Liberty It.
THIS EsyABLlshMENT, founded the 'st Of December,
Staple and Esncy Goods will be enlarged the Of May next
The subscriber having rend the upper Of the building ISL
Broadway, will complete and fit up magni.
cen manner two large galleries. whse the traders .nuisc
and convenient store; and the ladies gentlemen splendid
place Of and public and fashionable promenade.
the front part galleries Daguerreotype
oon where she will continue as before 70 give the most perfect
likeness for
ONE DOLLAR.
including 6he best kind Of Morocco Case or Frame.
Several Counters let, with gsss easesenque the
Bazaar. T.. A. ARTAULT.
mhI7 1msm
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
I +. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 233 Broadway, MP
stairs. second floor he executing Of the
beausl specimens of the Daguerrean Art in this city, The
prices according to the style OF finish, from
ONE 70 THREE DOLLARS;
Those OF perfect Pictures call and
anime his spec Mr. T. is happy that he
engaged the services Of N o. Burgess abort
tme and tho who wish Pctues in his peculiar beautiful style
would do well to call soon.
Plates Cases. Chemicals &c., always hand instruc.
tons given in the Art moderate terms. ala Imec
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
Sporting Intelligence.
ROIIroy RAcKs-EctIpsr CouRsr-Eourth I

CARHoLLToS RAcks-EcLIrsE CouRsE-Fourth day
Friday, April llth-The Railroad Parse, $2sO. Mil,
heats. best three in Ave.
X. Ten Broecks "a w. Smalls) gr. c. Croton,
by chors.er, dam byIMuckie John, y. o.. sslIl
~ >. Minors b &. Dart by imp Doncaster, out
of Jane Grey. ~. o.. ......... ...llAla
y. +. Kcnners ch. m. Aduelle, by imp Glencoe,
out Of Giuntess, BY Leyisthan, '. o. -. aasa,
Heinsohn's br. Q. Rcd Eagle, by Grey Eagle,
dam by Alfred, y. o.. ................. alse
Time, LAD -14S--i i:6u-l:ee-l:bA
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
LIFE PRESERVERS


OF GoOdysar's Patent Gum Elastic Composition
WARRANTED Withstand the greatest extremes of heat
and cold and TO melt soften in the 1.-THE great
defect IN eserve made Of the rubber
general OF goods manufactured under the
above patent. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE BEECHER
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy
81 20 per annum-paysble in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price 81 ceIts
per copy-$3 l2} cents per annumpay able in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash
In advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
90 All letters or communications by mail, addressed
to the must be post paid, the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money remitted.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRemIEroR OF New YoaK HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest cerneer of Fulton and Nassau strets
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
VOlGTLAENDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE
APPARATUS.

LADIES' AND FAMILIES
DAG GUERREOTYPE INSTIT UTE.
MRS. H. SHANKLAND,
DAGUERRIAN ARTIST.
nAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, including the best
Il style of Morocco Case or Frame, for
ONE DOLLAR.
Apply at the Lafayette Bazaar, L9 Broadway, or
335 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM,
No. 1-opposite the Park Founain
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
RRONZE pOWy


THE very best and cheapest Bronze in all shades and Quail
ties are constantly imported direct from Germany and OF
iered LOT sale " LEOPOLD KUN * Co,
mh2l lmsrc az Wall sfrrrt N, - Yovl
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

III BhOOkLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CROSSING FULTON FERRY-A verf neat Saloon has
just been fitted up At the United State. Hotel (entsnce
Water street. joining the bar Of the Hotel with three ft
Tables iron Eagle frames and marble beds better Tables
in this country Basords old seet
lac Fulton Players near Fu1ton Market and down
town, the east side, will find the s. Hotel aoon well
himself TO have kept respectable For exercise only.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

JEMF-sss bales saOerior Dew Foi, l9r ';Is Py -
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
EOLIAN PIANOFORTES.

NuNNs CLARK having purchased the patent Iightfor
~ "Coemans Eoan Attachment the Panoorte for the
entire United States, (exceptng Massachusetts announce
the public that they prepared supply Panofores
modern made horizontal Psnofos In regard 70 the durab
prejudiced mind their critical examination and expert
mens warrant them in the assertion that the Eoan" will
remain in tune climate and it will be affected by
given with each instrument.
The public invited examine olian Panoortesp
their No. 20 Broadway opposite the Park where
also be found Of 6x and octave Piano
toIes, both IN rosewood and mahogany ms
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-05


The TARIrF.--In 1854. hill was passed by
The British Parliament called the Sugar Act,
imposing oppressive restrictions un American coin
merce. About The same time the celebrated
Stamp .4ct was brought forward and they soon
found the colonies in the attitude of resistance and
revolution.
Perhaps nothing more contributed TO bring about
the revolution in this country which scattered the
great wing party of 1910 To the winds, than their
attempt TO tax salt, tea coffee, and other concomi.
tants used by the farmer. They gave us, too, a
parallel for the Stamp Act, in The tax they laid
on type metal. The principle is precisely the
! same.
So writes the editor of the New Orleans Jeffer-
sonlan. But we have nothing to say on the sub
Ject-our faces covered with the mantle OF
shame whenever our thoughts a re directed, , by any
means. To the fact, that Virginia has lent her coun
tenance 10 The odous principle of taxing the press
Every press in her boundary no matter what its
Income, has TO pay bonus of ten dollars to the
! State. The lax is unequal, unjust. and tyranni-
cai-and while it is bearing upon us we cannot
find fault with the exac,ion of the duty ON type
metal.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-05
For the New Era.
LOVE.

Twas from the realms of bli,s above,
And In sweet Eden's happy bower,
Man hrst was taught the lore of Love,
First was taught its magic power
And though from out the garden driven,
And forced DER earth's drear wilds TO roam
Twas still to him in mercy given
That Love should make that wild home.
Then let the bright cifulgencc glow,
To robe this neither world in bliss;
For only from the heart can flow 49,
Pure joys to crown a scene like this.
Let Stoics boast they're free from pain
And suffer not from sorrows stipgs,
OF aningratc world they meier complain,
Nor fear the shaft that treach'ry wings.
Yet who would be entombed alive
Within gloomy dungeons walls,
In hope that thus they might survive
The peiting storm that sometimes falls
For me, I'd rather share The Love
OF one whose heart is all my own,
Whose nature, constant like the dove,
Could never leave inc to bemoan.
I'D rather gaze upon those eyes,
Whence beaming forth, affections deep
Say ." here thy garnercd treasure lies,
All, all for thee, fond thoughts we keep
I'd rather listen to that voice
Whose every tone thrills through my heart,
Whose kindly accents seem a choice
OF me from all the world apart
Than share the crowns that Princes wear,
Than gaze upon a golden store,
Than list to Fame's loud puffs of air,
Or be the lord of earth quito DER