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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

The NATIVE AMERICAN PARTY. We hear
astonishment expressed at the sudden and eX-
traordinary rise of this party, and of its pros
poets of triumph tomorrow; but when the prin-
cples Of the party are duly considered, it will
not be considered surprising, that they should
be eagerly embraced by majority Of the cit-
zens of Baltimore. For nearly twenty years
the two old parties have been struggling with
alternate success in the General and State 60
vernments-and under both, the naturalization
laws have renamed untouched-the elective
franchise has been abused-foregners have
been courted and naturalized at the expense OF
parties, and frequently contrary to law-ioreign
criminals and paupers have been poured by
thousands into our ports-our own mechanics
have been supplanted and ruined-pubhc mt.
rails have terioiated-ioreigneIs have bandtd
together to control our elections, and have had
the nsolence to parade with standard bearing
the inscription, "Americans shant rule u.s."
And where has been the action of either of the
old parties to restrain these things, and to bring
back the country to sound principles and right
course? The battles heretofore fought have
been more for participation Of the "spoils OF
Office" than to maintain The dignity and tue
interests of the country. Can it surprise any
one, then, that the honest and upright men
those who seek no ofices-of both parties
should unite and make common cause agalns,
abuses, which, if continued, must prove ruin.
Gus alike to national and individual interests
Shall men sit quietly and see the bread taker
from the mouths of themselves and families
by foreign paupers and convicts, who ar
swarming like locusts over the land, ant
devouring the substance of the natives E
The working men are neither stocks no
stones, that they should not feel the grIevanc
under which they are laboring-and feeling 1t
is it not natural and right and proper, tina
they should seek to apply the remedy? 1t il
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
CITY lNTELLlIfENCt.

.qnother large .Mesling. There was another
overw helming attendance at the Native Ame-
rican mass meeting at the Three Tun's Tavern
last evening, which was addressed by John
McKim Duncan, Joseph Breck, and ]. c. iIol-
land, Esgs. and others. The utmost enthusi-
asm prevailed. There was also a large and
spirited meeting OF the Native Americans of
the 3rd ward, at Logan Hall, last evening,
which was addressed in an animated speech by
DR.. Holmes.
RiOtous. A party of young men met at the
tavern of MIR. Gremes, West Pratt street, on
Sunday night, and so conducted themselves
as to compel the proprietor to seek the aid oi
the wa,chmen. Jacob Deems and George Pur-
per, charged as aloing in the riot, were arrest
ed, and committed, hom the watch-house yes
terday morning, by Justice Showacre, for fur
ther examination.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
NATIVE A9TERICANS-ATTEND!

{G3. The Mechanics Workingmen, and all othe
friends Of ''OuR EoCNrRI," VIII assemble at the
places designated below, on TUESDAY EVENING
0th inst, ut u O'clock for the purpose of compet
ing their arrangements pior to the clean sweep 10 be
made the day following:
LIST, I'd and Sd wards, at Logan Hall.
4th ward, Coath X SarGeant's.
5th do Harris School Room, Ens0'-s next to the
Engne House, formerly RitGnhOuse's
9Th do Steever's, cor. of Bel Air Market Space.
7th do Mrs jones' SchsOl Room, corner Caroline
and Pitts SIS.
9Th do Kennedy's, cor Of Forest and Hillen-sts
9th do Herrine's, Marsh Market Space.
10th do Roses Native Head Quarters Gay-st.
llth do Pennsylvania House, Howard street.
l2th do HineSly'S, Franklin-st., west OF Eutaw.
18th do Ilammitt's, (late CarniichTl,) Liberty-st
18th do Gen, Wavne Inn.
18th do Heckrotte's, cor. Camden and Charles SITS
10th do Sawkins', Pratt street, near Paca.
Eth do VauXhall Light street.
18th do ~ W cor. of Baltimore and Pine-sts.
18th and Goth, cor of George 81. and Penn. Avenue.
By order of the Convention,
JAMES $. PIPER, }co,
sO27-3t HENRY F. REIGART, N'| -
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
GLEAR THE TRACK for the tremendous

TLEAR THE TRACK for the tremendous
" and extraordinary luck al NJ. DOYhE'S capita
PiZe Dep0i, No la Pratt st opposite me baltimore
and Ohio Railrnad Depot, nrxi 10 Biadshaws U. 81
HOel-where nearly all the h giesl cHpitai prizes are
sold aud largest assortment OF cRts k"p' constantly
on hand in all the popular lotteries now hfawng. Of-
ders from distance attended {" prnp " ana satlStac-
torly; drawing sent soon As asceriaihrd W. DofLE
is without shadow a doubt. The only venser of
capital prizes in the United -hIes. The following
speudid prizes will be DISPOSED o' THIS week:
TUESDAY, capital SS,O0O, tickets S2a, shares liz
proportion. ,o,oo ...,n- IT,.
THURSDAY, capital Sl9.oDo tickets "a shares in
proportion ,
proportion ~
SATURDAY, capital e4OiU, uckrIs - shares in
proporlion. In which thr patrons of NJ Doyle aW' VS.
meet with extraordinary luck, aud whCn Doyle has
sold the capital prize 6 tmt'~. i,k ot rs whole
tickets only Sl4 % halves u, 90 qis. S3 Certificates
will he issued at tn above pics.
A very small outlay may secure very hands
amount Of pin money-"lO0k Ia II Ladies" Come or
send to the right place.
liberal discount will br pald persuns who puf-
chase by thu package or quantity,
For sale in the greatest variety ~ iucRy numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share Al orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
M. DOYLE, 80, n ftal, sneet
IL (Rl Opposite y. n =, &. X. Depot,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
WIG NOMINATIONS

FOR THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
For Congress-Fourth Congressional Distnct-(hrsl
fifteen wards of the city of Bttimore)
JOHN p. KENNEDY.
For the Legislature:
NICHOLAS l.. WOOD,
JOHN l.. REESE,
ROBERT PURVIANCE, SEN'R,
J. MORRISON HARRIS,
JOHN X. KENLY. se25-lw
ALL is WELL!
OUR MOTTO-"REFORM!! -"
ASSEMBLY TICKET
OF THE FRIENDS OF TEMPER.fNCE:
GEORGE BROWN,
WILLIAM REESE,
WILLIAM p. SPENCER,
WILLIAM Il. WRIGHT,
ALFRED ID. EVANS. sell-te*
h5-FIFTH WARD. The Polls for the Fifth ward
will be held at Burton's Rising Sun Hotel fiilhst.
By order of THE JUDGES.
The boundaries of the Fifth ward commence at the
of Pitt and East streets, running through East
to fer-st., along Hienst. to Jones' Falls, along the
Falls to Ptt-st, along Pitt to East-st. se29-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

ng- -BALTIMOREANS TO THE RESCUE
RALLY FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCEM TODAY
(TUESDAE.) 30rh inst. at O'Clock, at Monument
square, will be the Grand Rally day light work for IL
Temperance Ticket and all who vaSciating come
and have your minds confirmed. and especially as we
invite all who nincnd no to the ticket come and
hcarOr yourselves, in God we trust, and are de
termincd put the bottle our ntiIbofs mouth,
and Thereby make him drunken. The meeting will be
addressed by our well tried and faithful fellow ct-
2ens, &. keGner, A. ChiIdes, Esqs. and Dr. Elliott
Z. S. Remember the tay lght meeting. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
U7-I2th WARD. NATIVE AMERICANS AT

JJ3-I2th WARD. NATIVE AMERICANS AT
TEND! By request of the Native American Convcn-
ton, the friends of the cause invited to meet al
iimcsiyS, franklin street, west Of EutaW street, on
THIS (Tucsday) EVENING, at u o'cIo h, with
view OF perIeclng the arrangements for the election
on the day subsequent. Let there be 4 full attend
ance of the friends OF ''OlIR COUNTRY." Bust
of rtaI ipPortanre the of the party's
principles will engage the attention of ALL. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
JAMES s. PIPER, IcaI
so27-3t HENRY F. REIGART, Se'

{g3-NATIVE AMERICAN TICKETS. The mem
bers of the Naive American Convention are notified
that the Tickets for their respective wards be OBJ
tanned from ISAIAH BALDERSTON, P. c., at his
office, No Front street, first house from Baltimore
street, on TUESDAY preceding the day of election.
1t expected that each member will call in person
by note for their tickets. se27-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

G3- -SHER!FFALTY. Having announced myself,
at the urgent solicitation of number of friends,
candidate for the Sher'iiilty the ensuing election,
take this opportunity OF stating to my tllow-citizenS
that il is NOT my intention to withdraw from the
vass, hat that still am candidate for their suages.
sei2-d JAMES .. Law
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

nc -SHERlFFALTY. As | was among the very
first (at the urgent solicitation of number of friends
10 announce myself candidate for the Sheritialty
at the ensuing election, take tins opportunity OF
stating 30 my itliOw-citiZens that it is no my iuteu
ton TO withdraw from the canvass, but that still am
a candidate for their suffragcS.
se2i lw AUGUSTUS p. SHUT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

Mil DESTROYED. The extensive mill of
Mr.. Ewell Baker, on the Shenandoah River,
Warren county, Va, was totally destroyed by
fire last week, together with between five and
seven thousand bushels of wheat; no insar-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
NORTON,S ASTRONOMY.

A NEW EDITION, enlarged ant improved
IN This day is published an Elementary Treatise on
Astronomy, in -four parts, containing systematic and
comprehensive exposition VI the theory and the more
important practical problems; with Solar, Lunar and
other Astronomical Tables Designed fo- use as "a
Textbook in Colleges and the higher Academic:
William A. Norton, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy in Delaware College.
A handsome volume, svo. beautifully printed, on
fine paper, well hound in sheep. 50.
{T3- In preparing this new edition, material altera-
tons, and, is hoped improvements have been made
in it, The more ahsruse parts now printt d In
small type, aud their connection with the other pur-
i0ns of the b. ok is made such that they can be pur-
sued or omitted at pleasure, by which the opportunity
is offered of making selection between two courses
of study, differing mNerally in extent, and in the a.
mount of labor and mathematical attainment, requr,
ed for the acquisition
Notwith .tanding the considerable augmentation
which the work has received, the retail of it is
very much reduc. d. Published md for sale by
WILEY s. PUTNAM New York.
1t ] IS, s, w WATp RS. 214 BaltO
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

T7- -SHERIFFALTY. TO MY FRIENDS AND
FELLOW CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE: CirCum-
come Candidate for the OicG of sheriff Of Bati-
more City, and should be fortunate as to receive
your Snttrages pledge myself to perform the duties
of said office with punciualiiy and fidelity ihdepend-
ent ot all parties, and will also state to my friends
that am an advocate OF no man but myself.
sc3O2t BRITAIN CHASE,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
ug-oFFICIhL DRAWING Of the Md. consoD

I3-OFFICIhL DRAWING If the Nd. Cons0l!
dated Lottery, class No. I0s, for lst5:
10 81 81 7G Cd 38 2S SO 66 % 0 &c 80 81
10 aud 81, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos. each so
u and "A, being The 2i and 3i drawn Nos each 80
81 and rs, beinG the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 30
81 and 76, b eng the ith and 5th; or ana "a,
being the 9th and 9Th drawn Nos. each IS
All having two Of tie drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos, on, % 5
From the old established House Of
Ii EMORY, No. N. Calvert-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
SILKS, EMB'D CASH MERES, SC.
ENRANkLIN GARDNER,

ENRANkLIN GARDNER,
n No. I95 MARKET STREET,
4th house above Lisht-st.
Would respectfully inform The Ladies and the public
generally that h. has just returned from the North
aud is now opening some magnificent Silks, Shawls,
Ca~hmpres, Scars, Sc, received by the last Havre
packet-such as
Extra rich Chameleon SILKS
do Palmetto style do
do Satin striped aud EMBOSSED SILKS
Five Dresses Rich Damask SILK ROBES, the
newest and most splendid article of the season.
EVENING DRESS GOODS.
Rich Embroidered Muslin Robes
d, do Tarleton do
COorrd do do do
Embroidered and plain SATINS
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
Rich TEX ri Printed SHAWLS
Rich Printed Cashmere do
ch French D'EcOsse SHAWLS
R0val Mecklin do
Highland Plaid SCARFS. -
Als,, a splendid assortment Of Paris EMBROlDE-
RIES-together with other choice goods
{h5- Call and examine. [PRJ se5o
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

To MORROW. Remember friends of Ameri-
a4n rjghts-of American machancs-of Amer
can indu,try-that Tomorrow You will he call
ed upon to decide by your votes, whether the
gaupcr and convict labor Of Europe shall be
preferred to that Of youT own citizcns-wheth-
er the native mechanics and workngmen OF
Baltimore shall be thrust from their employ
nen's by the inmates Of foreign penIte"tiares
and a,ms-hOuscs. We cntrcat you then, to
consider well tie consequences which may re-
salt from your votes The Native American
party calls upon you TO rally IN support Of your
couatry-io Danish foreign iaAucnce from "a
mongst us-to sustain our own titizens against
Inc eucroaclnents Of the lclons and paupcrs
transported 10 our shorcs-to say to the world,
hat "AmcriCans shai, rule America to main
.ain the purity of the ballot box. 1t is Just,
and holy. and righteous cause which YOU are
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

CATHOLICS. The Roman Catholic Church
has built or consecratcd over 30 new churches
in the United States withia the year. The
number of missionaries received from abroad
during the same period is estimated at one
hund ed and twelve.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co. I

OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co.
No, Holiday :, BALTIC. !
YBNHIS DAY Sept. Both, will he drawn Md Con-
X solidaed Lottery, to be drawn al Baltimore, at
half past 4 o cIock--class 49, rs Nos, l3 ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of So,0Os prize Of Sl3D0
3OUO HOO
=" 400 g 1000 &c.
Whole tickets S2b-siares IN proportion.
Orders meet with success when directed ts
JAMES FLETCHER y CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
1t Agents for the Managers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

A3- SUERIFFALTT. TO THE INDEPEN-
DENT VOTERS OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE:
report having got abroad that have retired from
the contest for thc office Of rh, my friends aud
fellow citizens generally, will perceive tr, III This that
| am still in the field, and will abide the result of the
ballot box. Respectfully,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

% NV friends particularly requested TO meet
me on MONDAY, the 29th inst, at y O'Clock, 2. NJ
at ShCrwood's, Harrison street, near the Bazaar.
se2I-3t' X. NJ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

{g3- Please announce GEO. GORDON BELT, Esq
a candidate for the city Sherifdty the next
ton, GseS-tGl BALTIMORE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

Q3-SHERIFFALTH.--T THE VOTERS OF
BALTIMORE CITY In offering myself as a Can.
didate for the office OF Sheriff Thou be fortunate
to obtain your sudrages at the ensuing election.
promise To ll all The duties apperiain!ng said Of
flee with fidelity and punctuaiy. Having served as
Deputy or tie last five years, will be enabled To
give general satisfaction,
sC4-teT LORIN N. DECKER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

ALL RIGHr! Mr.. Robert Owen has called
"Worlds Convention" to meet in New York
tomorrow. It's purpose is to set all the world
right, or as Mr.. Owen expresses it, to create
ali opportunity to make the fact known to all
that the means now exist in great superauity to
effect glorious change for humanity over the
world, but especially over the whole of this
continent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

D3-8uERIFFALTY. Messrs. Edlorz-You will
please announce to 0ur fellow citizens tie name of
ALEXANDER A. REWARD. Esq. as the good and
true candidate OF the friends of FNslive American"
principles, for the important office of SHEklFF Of
Baltimore city. The energy and plri0tam Of Mr.,
Kannard cntte him to the warm esteem and cordial
support OF every true American hand aud henrt.
MANY VOTERS.
tC3- accept OF the above nomination, and solicit
the support OF my friends and the generally
a99te ALEXANDER A. KENNARD.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

F3-TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Having in turn been announced by unknown frentst)
for the Offices of Governor, Mayor, Sheriff. SC, in
that spirit of persecution which has so long hunted
me, have concluded to yield u the solicitations OF a
numb of real friends, and make it an earnest mat
ter; and hereby announce Hyself candidate for the
SHERIFFALTY of Baltimore city. As | shall be
c0ntied 10 Eiy business As PAPER HANGER, Sc,
the eectoneerng part of the business will have to be
left 10 my friends. ! need hardly pledge myself to
official t;tithfulness if elected.
al9-eOte a. HYAN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

FHVHREAD LACES. We have Just received
u one cartoon of superb Thread LaCcs, which we
will sell on accommodating terms.
FREDERICK FICKEY s. SONS,
SEQ No agO BaIiinora Street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

17- u. 8. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench s German LOOKING GLASS Plates,
which will he sold, by wholesale and retail, as low as
any Importer in this or any other city
GLIDING done in all It's vaeIies-suCh as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames Of al descriptions.
CORNCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-elt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
ance.

MoRTALITY. There were los deaths in Phi
ladelphia last week-64 adults and 43 chill.
dren.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

{ty- SHERlFFALTY The undersigned respect
fully informs the voters OF Baltimore city, that he
still continues candidate for their sufi ages at the
ensuing election.
se25-eo4t ARCHIBALD G. RIDGELY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

For ENGLAND. The steamship Caledonia,
Lott, al hours from Boston to Liverpool, ar
rived at Halifax, 18th inst, and left same day.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

GJ-TENTH WARD. The Polls for the next eec
ti0n VIII he AT john L. Wriaht's. east side of Ga,
strenr, north of Baltimore street.
sc2j-3t THE JUDGES.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

QI3-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF BAL
TiMORE. the Undersigned takes the liberty of Of
ferina himself As an Independent Candiate for the
Office of Sheriff at The ensuing election, and respect
fully solicS the support OF his friends aud the pubic
generally. fsc1-Iel JOHN MITCHELL.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

03- -SHEEIFFALTY, This is to inform my friends
and the public lHat am s a CANDIDATE for the
office of SHERIFF at the ensuing election, and ii
elected shall CndcaYGr discharge the duties thereof
ton to withdraw from the canvass as has been indus
ousy reported but shall await the issue through the
ballot box.
sel-eotstO Isl GEO. S. EICHELBERGER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

% There will he a meeting of the FEMALE SEA
MEMS FRIEND SOCIETY, on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, AT O'Clock, in the Lecture Room of
the Rev. Mr.. Backus' Church The Ladies are re
uucs,ed to attend sc30-2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
D-z- SuERIFEATT nv

G3- SHERGFFALTY. Among the many names
now before the people, candidates for this rcSpun-
slbe ofhce, Is that ot Gen. SHEPPARD & LEAkIN,
an od ana wen lred ciiIzehone who has been long
identified with lis interests one who has been ever
forward IN It's dG"Rce-whether we view him as the
patient soldier boldly doing battle beneath his coun-
Try sanner-as the courageous and interchangeable
public officer, uphoIiing with might and dignity the
supremacy OF the Laws; and crushing with a manly
nnm"ss the spirit totnsubordnation once rite among :t
uS-or As the FlHin aHd upright eentleman--we cannot
but admire the man, and recognise his claims 10 our
support lhe history OF hi- pastliCe, whilst it affords
the sufrsl guaranty that, il elected, he will make Il
good and faithful Off cr, the same time establishes
his claim to the generous support Of his ielow-citi-
Zens. We have il now IN our power to do him JUS
tce-let il be mecd unto him!
se293t AISQUITH STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

| GLF- The person who left a Deed of Trust at the
store of the subscriber Saturday last can have the
same by applying to JAMES Vi. ilAlG,
sc3O fri No. III baltimore StreCt,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

e GNLORIOUSTIMES AT BYRNE COS lucky
" Office. Three capital prizes sold yesterday and
all cashrd and now for exhibition at the counter Has
ten to the lucky corner and Try your luck in the fine
scheme lo-day-Se0O0 of $1,000, &c.-Tickcts SCI.
Drawn Nos. rass iOs lowest prize S5.
l9 81 81 76 Ga 3S 28 80 &c 25 9 26 80 81
ReiAember the lucky corner.
BYRNE & co cor. Exchange Place
1t and SOsth-st. yellow HOuse.)
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

GtHEAP DRY GOODS. Another lot ortbose
y cheap MOUSELINES at 25 cents per yard, with
few pieces still left of those very handsome CASH
MERES at 3lt ana 31t cents per yard. Ladies want
ing a handsome and cheap dress, can be accommo-
dated at No, g. Baltimore street.
se3O EDV. J, RICHARDSON
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

13-CORUNEa'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-sL. mhl2-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

a tHIhiBREN'S WORSTED COATS. We have
v Just received an assortment of the above goods
which will be sold low by
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
se3O No 900 BaItimorc street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

MUsEuM, An excellent bill This evening" compris
ing the celebrated comedy of Married Life, considered
to he Bucksonc's chef d'ouevre, capally cast, III
cludng the names of Miss Nelson Mrs. Hmm, and
Mr. Broushan. The fair applicants for patronage, the
Misses Emma and Fanny Ince, whose benefit it is,
sing and dance; aud altogether, splendid attraction
is offered.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
WNI. II. IEEEVIL,
Right on the Comer-Iicad nf Centre Ma

hlgH' on lhCtOlhn-iiCad al centre MARKET.
F15- Send your orlcrs earIy-The Small Fry draws
again next SATURDAY, 4th inst. Capital $4,000.
Tickets 81, qrs. % cts. Packages of qrs, $3.50 1t
A THREE NO. TICKETS sold Yesterday
# atSCHOOLFiELD Il cos, one Of which wa
the 81 capital TO Nos. % b 80 prize OF $500 sold
TO gentleman at Harrisburg Pa. Nos. 35 81 &c
prize of 500 Nos. % % 76 a Whale of $50 and Nos.
81 Ga Il prize of $50, AL sold in the city.
Nos. Md. Consolidated LOTTERY, class lCS, drawn
Sept, 20, iOTj Si prize 50, are:
10 81 81 76 6i IS % 80 &c 50 9 % 80 d
Draws TODAY, the Md, Consolidated Lottery,
ola
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

F2NHE GERMAN LANGUAGE. The sub
d scriber will open Private Class for the insiruc-
ton Of gentlemen in the German Language, on MON
DAY the 9th day of October. at his residence, No 81
Nonh tutaw ST. near Mulberry. The Glass will meet
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, from
TO 3 IN the evening.
TERMS-Ten dollars in advance, per quarter of 36
Lessons. During the alternate evenings instruction
III the English Language will be given To gentlemen
from Germany. Hours and terms, as above.
Gentlemen deslrous of joining either of the classes
VIII please call on the subscriber at his residence any
day, after O'Clock, p. NJ Il. A. SEEKER,
sc3)-2w Principal of Eastern Female High School.