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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
NOW Is THE ACCEPTED TIME.

nv"
NOME ONE. COME ALL, no JOHNSTON
~ BERRYIIILL'S. No 1871 Main S, where
You will find n most beautiful md ell selected
stock OF FANCY. STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
GOODS OF every description; and also large as
soriment Of Hauers' Furs and Trimmings; all of
which we will sell at very reduced prices, as we
wish 10 close ouI for Fall stock All those " M
ATE in search ior bargains will do we'll by calling
jy7
.HoODS FOR LADIES' DRESSES are es fol.
W lows Cashmere, DcVronga Balzarin, a rev
article for dresses something different from yIhing
now in This market Also a variety ui French
Lawns and BalzarInr; beautiful striped and plaid
Silks; Alpacas. B,nbuzincs. Mennoes. md variety
OF others Ton numerous To- mention. We have alsu
on hand lnfge assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres
and Vestnes; railor's Trimmings Of every descrp-
lion We likewise have a beautiful assortment II
B,nneis. viz Medina Bnnnels. Gimp do Lawn do
Straw do NeapolIian do Persian Braid do Birds Eye
do Lace do Satin Straw 90. Carpeng of every
description, price and width.
A WORD TO THE WISE rs SUFFICE.
IA ENT'-All per-"rs wishing To get Bargains
will please call nj Johnston e. Beuyhilrs, as we are
confident we can sell cheaper than any other house
in The city. r. member
JOHNSTON g. BERRYUiLLS.
Jy No ia Nam ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
4 " y a. ~ II " & H.
i INSURANCE.

II
fSKS will lie taken ~ the FIRE g. MARINE
IA INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
| at TIE forrest rates ON
buildings OF all kinds, stone. brick OF oodcr
ohd their contents:
STEAMBOATS,; factories mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise oiallkinds.
And againstall dangers attending the trans
anu railroads.
Fer the character or the company as to prcmp.
titude ard lIberaity IN the ID ius:men and pa 70.
mcn oflosscs. we beg leave /, refer to- the IN err.
chats of this place ar d csew here who have N nd
tho adjustment of claims upon us aug4
Office On Ma i. ST X. W HARDING Sec'y'
:, RETURN PREMtI SlS.
"a HE Fire and Marine lnsui ancc Comprnv
u Of WheGli, 2, will return 10 per cent on
all premiums :eceiv6d for risks taken iron. this
slime where no loss has occurred.
feb 81 r w HARDING. SECRETARY.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
THIS comp any being now duly organized, Us
prepared TO ma Ike insurance on every des.
c'Iption ofF'ire and Marine Risks. such n dwell
ling Houses, Store II oases &c with their CON
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Roats Ind Keel
bonts with their careoes. 10 aad from anyror
on the ONO and Mississippi rivers. or their trib
ntary streams. Appica lion for Insurance 20 b
made Tor the present AT the Office ofthe Wheel
aux R.WCOY Scc'y
RETURN PRESiiUMs.
'HNHE WESTERN INSURANCE Gonna
n ny OF Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received Cor risks taken from
his date, where no loss has occurred
II Mccoy,
March 3, 1915. Sccre,s,v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

NWGINIA--M cnANcrRY-a rules held
IA ,hc Clerks ufire al The Circuit Snpernr
Cnurl u Law and Chnncery for the couniy OF Ohio
in The month az August 1915.
The Merchants oud Mechanics Bni K of Wheeling
Complainant
against
Matthias LETTERS, Defendant
The Defendant n1i having entered his appearance
and given security according the act al sscmhly
aud The rules ot This court, aud il appearing 10y
satisfactory proof that re is an inhablIaul oi The
Commonwealth OF Vmginia-On motion ol The com
pln'uari by counsel Il Is 0.c.cd that the said de-
cndon, do appear he,c The fret day uf she nexI
term and answer ihe Complnnam's bill aud Thai
cory 81 lhs order lie forthwith inserted IN some
sPaPer Trnrcdh the city Of Wheeling for two
months ccsvely. aud posted al the front door of
the court house of Ohm county A copy les'e
ALEX Il LSlDLEY. Clerk
L. a. X. aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
COLUMBUS, (OIINsUKANCE COM
PNNY

AGENCY FOR UHEELING,
ii * LIST. At Shriqer g. Slele's Warehouse,
Waer street
NHEY will take risks on Builtings OF all
kinds:
eamboais and CargocS, Factories, Mills
heeiooat>, FlathoutS and CargoeS Sc, against
loss OF damage 10y hre,or The dangers and pe'ilS
ol the seas, lakes or Iieeis, On very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
heir agents are authorized To M AXE the FOL
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person insuiing single risk by which
no loss to the company is sustained, shall re,
ceve return on application 10 The agent, OF
10 per cent on the amruni pad. On nett or s.
premium paid each year, amounting to $500
OF over, IL per ce"t on Dc; amounting t.
s2fOD ar over, - per ce0I IAN -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
NEW Us VI STEAMER NArloVAL

The new Hnd tas, tnnning pas
MStTFIrSHS senecr steamer NATIONAL,
SS1ss<ssIsFr A G Mason, commander, will
continue 10 make regular weekly trips 60 Gin
einnaii; lc1ving VIII cling every Thursday
evening NJ 9o'elock, and Cincin na,ieveiy Sun
day at 10 A NJ.
For freight or-passags, having superior &C.
commodalionS, apply on board
sr The Natlona i pio vidcd with Evsn>Safe,
W Gu1Ld. 10 prevent The explosion OF boilers.
mar 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29
S II T. AM BIO At 5.
NEW U MAIL STEAMER CUTTER

NEW u NJ ALL D MEX GU TIER.
a sr The new and fast running pas
ksSsxr sen=er steamer CUTTER, Col
Inns, commander, will continue "a
make regular weekly trips To Cincinnati; leav.
ing Wheeling every Sunday evening ai 9 o.
A NJ,
For freight or Iass-ce, h,v'ng superior &C,
commn'ianuns, aLrly o0 hoard.
SThe Curofis provided with Evans Safe.
" Guard. to- r,vent the explosion vi boilers.
mar
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ENOR SALE-Ihe subscribers. executors Of M
a Ticnnn. decd, ofIer for sale he valuable
property lying ON The waters ni Cruss Creek. Brooke
county. Virginia, known 10y The name Of Clerke's
Mills. The property contains Two Hundred aud
Fry ocTs IL Land. ahnut one llnndfcd acres Of
Which are under currvauon; Merchant 4, II. con
tanning two runs Of Buus. and one run of shines fox
country york. with supply of wner Ihronehnut
The years good siw mill. copper shop, MlIlers
lunse. slatlH md other necessary oui huildinss,
situate wnhu first rate wheat ncigLbothood--no
cSrceing oi mile from he Ohio overland ut
q convenient distance, sny hcwcen three and four
miles II IN elhef WcllsbUrg w, nr ScubenvIlle.
OHIO
Also--a Farm. beautifully md conveniently sins
med adj"nng The nbIyc proper '. containing T,va
hnndfc md lhlriy iuuf 0cfes; ui which about nt a
hundred and weniy FIVE acres are under fine cu!i!,
vaIon--WGh comfortable dwelling house barn
and niher necessary out buildings ia good repair
sud ncFor falling spring ui good water near The
dor
Tho abnte properly will be ,oll together nr sep.
1faely, Ia sui pu'ttstlS. dnd cleo! and ind,s.
nn'able tile can he gwen Application may no
nude ei'hcr IN Seth Clufk Who rcsid,s in Bfooke
Conn'y' V'.ne"f The fcpises. AID who w,I shaw
he porerr or 10 thc un,f assigned si Pittsburgh. ~,
II not ds mci 81 previously at rrrtte sale ths
'h,Ve property vii hc offered ~ public sale on ha
pr,m ses. on INC 1t day 81 Oclobcr u ". ~ nuon
nud possession given ou tie 1T dag at ACrl next
TX M.--Onc lbrd n lhe purchase money vii
Ne nqnued ,Ni'en pn-scss on t. pivrn md the halr
1nce ~ lhrcc annual roy mcnis boafog interest obd
secured ~ lea on the pupery.
&c rltRNAN. -
oogs Is MORRIS JONES. ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

AWT HfSKY AND VINEGAR ReeGfied
" Whisky. Refined Cider Vinegar warranted
pure. Brandy aud Gin Tor sale At reduced prices
~ NJ JAMESON. Produce Dealer,
~ 30 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

4 FINE EsSoRrMENT oi Linen Gamble
~ iidks Of every description and Qual,p. iOf
sIlo 90 ne Store m OW HASKELL.
ma, %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-29

OCkETS Geld Mnil'ufe cases G, I'd
IL Lockeis, Gold. Cult aud Jet Snaps For sale
by Zap 1911 40 FAIRCIIIID.
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ooes MORRIS toSfs. rsf:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

$50 Thou and DO Like,cse." A gentleman
living in the upper part of the city, whose pro-
perty was set on fire a night or two since, but
discovered in time to prevent its destruction,
fearing that he might again be visited, has since
been on the watch for the purpose of giving a
warm reception to any one who might approach
his premises with an evil intent. On Sunday
night about IL o'clock, he discovered from the
back window of his house, two suspicious look
ing persons lurking in the neighborhood of his
ward, and in attempting TO scale his fence, he
was satisfied their intentions were not of the
most friendly nature, and being of the opinion
that sselfdefence is the first law of nature,'
he discharged at them two barrels of buck-shot
from large sized duck. gun, but unfortunately
they were at too great distance to be in
jured, as they scampered off in ''double quick
time" To all our citizens we say again, be on
your guard, and in the event of such visit to
your domics, in the language of Holy Writ,
Ego thou and do likewise"
The .Nep Coroners. We are called on to
/, know if the new Coroners have complied with
the law, by qualifying for duty; and if not, are
the acts of the old Coroners valid and their Sc
curity still bound;
Fined for Firing Pistols in the Streets. Mi
chael German, for firing pistol in the street,
was yesterday fined " and costs, by T, w. Bro
therton, Esq, and also placed under bonds to
keep the peace for six months.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11
BARNHILL'S INDELlBLE INK

'ENH superiority of this Marking Ink js now very
a eenclaiy acknowledged IVY the Druggists and
consumers OF the article in Philadelphia and NJ YORK
large number OF whom have already tested il and
nave pronounced IL superior to any other indelfbe
whole process of marking may he completed in three
minutes, even at midnight, if desirable. Notice the
following recommendations:
lNDELlBLE INK. Messrs. Potts, Linn & Harms
No 2l34 Market, above Fifth, manufacture and have
Tor sale, among articles in their line of business as
druggists, an admirable ink truly indelible
IL VIII, by its beauty and the simplicity of its use
commend itself TO the regard Of those who like to set
mark upon their apparel, and would like that mark
neat and plain.
from the editors of the North American of Mar ts
lndeAble Ink. We have tried some of Barnhil,s m
deIble Ink and cheeruy recommend it to all those
wishing to mark on linen cotton. II runs freely
and requires no previous preparation
1t is for sale by Messrs. Potts, Linn & Harris Ma
2l33 Market street. "
copy of an advertisement of April l9tbl
BdrnhlAPS hdritbie Ink. Just received a supply Of
this celebrated Ink and having tested it thoroughly
am prepared to warrant il equal if not superior 70
any maze In the United States, or of the imported
ALEXANDER HARPER
wholesale Druggist, Market-st,, above lsth
tCopy of an advertisement of April 27thl
BarnhtPS Superior IndehbLe Ink Tn, subscr;hs,
has received supply of this valuable article whioh
he confidently recommends the public as the yery
pest Ill the market 1t is used without prepa ration
and produces jet black and indelihe impressjon n
applied according 10 directions.
EDWARD PARISHES
Drug aud Chemical Store
;. w. corner of 9th and Chesnut-sts
U3~A supply OF the above desirable article has been
received and is for sale by
sTABLER & CANDY, Wholesale Agents
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Retail Agents
Corner Of Baltimore and Hanover-sts
ISRAEL J. GRAHAME, Retail Agents,
Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-stS.
~ The Agents are authorized do refund the mo
ney, in any case should it fail to give entire sasfac
ion' tel0-2awlm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11

MoRE NULLIFIcArloH. Although Ceryantes,
by his admirable satire, killed knght-errantry
in the old world, we have spice Of it in the
new, which will compare with the chivalry of
his Knight of the Rueful Counenance. We
know not what effect the temperature of eli
m tie may have upon the human ..disposi-
{ ion, but facts seem TO shew, that inhabitants
of warm regions are more excitablc than those
o. more temperate attitudes, and are more
ready to engage in conflicts, with or without
justification. A writer in Charleston rs. CO.
paper threatens war and desolation because Tho
tariff was not reduced during the late session
Of Congress; and calls upon other Southern
States to come to the rescue. Armed Cap-a-
pie, he has mounted his steod, couched his
lance, and is prepared for tilt; but, unfortu-
nately for his proves, finds no opponent in the
field. He threatens "to call spirits from the
vastly deep" and if lie can succeed in muster
ing them in arms, he will certainly 'frighten
from their proprety" the opponents of nulifi-
Cation. He believes that President Polk will
hot and cannot do any thing to redress the
Imaginary grievances Of South Carolina, and
that, therefore, their only resort is to an appeal
to arms. He had better let the Presidant get
warm in his seat, before condemnng him and
threatening to raise the standard of rebellion
We wonder whether the Charleston writer ever
read Washington's Farewell Address: it is GER
tain that he has not studied it to advantage,
for he recommends what the Father of his
Country most explicitly condemns, viz: the tos-
tcring of sectional ealouses. This clustering
and threatening on the part of some Of the hot
headed politicians of South Carolina is ridicu-
lous sand disgusting; and, though it may serve the
purpose of letting off their superduous steam,
it will have no further beneficial effect. We
regret to see so little of patriotism and genuine
American feeling as is exhibited by the writer
to whom we allude, and others of similar stamp.
The sale of a few additional bales of cotton in
the British market would really seem to be of
more importance to them, than the preserva-
ton of the union. We desire to see equal and
exact justice dealt out by government TO every
section of the confederacy; but an attempt to
nulify the laws of the land, or to dissolve the
union, 81 0 I'D be resisted, wherever and when
ever made. "Whom God has joined together,
let no man pu. asunder."
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11

BOARD OF HEALTH. An ordinance has pass
ed the first branch of the City Council and is
now before the second branch to re-establish
the Board of Health Of this city. It will be
recollectcd that the duties of this department
were combined with those of the city commits
sioners during the past year. The propriety of
this union is at least doubtful; for, although it
may effect SNAIL saving of expense, it is plac-
ing the supervision of the health of the city in
hands necessarily unqualified to discharge the
duty. If the Board Of Health be re-established,
It should be on a respectable and independent
footing, and should be composed exclusively of
physicians. 1t appears to us to be a surprisi ng
mistake to place man in situation where he
must pronounce upon the causes of disease, and
recommend remedies for their removal, who
has himself to consult physician as to the
cure of an aching finger. A Board of Health
must be efficient to be useful and it cannot be
efficient if the most responsible member of it
be man entirely ignorant Of the practice of
medicine. We profess to be in favor of rigid
economy in the administration of the city &C.
vernment, and would not willingly lay cent
of useless expense upon the people; but tina
economy may well be questioned which dis
penses with department upon which the dut.
is imposed of attending to the preservation o
the health of the city. We have been FORUM
ately exempted from epidemical diseases 70
some years past; but we know not how long W
may be thus blessed, and should therefore b.
prepared with competent department to &C
when occasion may require.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11
EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS

esSi3D.E MAKER ron 49, to noI,.ps
NM TENTH In hsas Ia,va IN ;nforn ,be Iadrs
of baltimore and lie x;csn,v thot NO hos s, -rr.d
from The cities of Ne,v VnyI and ph;iadsnhia ,,,;,h
his new natent tigbt of CHIPPING; LADIES' DRESS
ES Habits sleeves Yokes Canes Co;Iars C,rdin
ais. &C. of every descrintion. size. and stvIn nv
which system anv ladv il en.bed after tbrco hours,
instruction 10 cut any eff said articles NOT onIv in the
yely bet manner hui also in an econop icaI way
without any risks or insists
For The above price ladies will he instruc,od in
classes of NOT less than three and every viii be
entitled In n hook of instruction with a chart
Ladies' will be waited lpon al their own residences
at advance prices
The subscriber has obtained very lately n patent
right for the above and tits entirely a new Invention
vefy different from any thing made known in tbs vi
cinity before.
No charge is to be made unless complete salts action
is nvcn
Persons wishing to purchase rights for counties or
States will do well To call.
Applications to be made at Mrs w. w. Peacock's
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11

RICH SPRING GOODS.
A II THE GAY STREET CHEAP STORE,
IA No 1863. | would inform the Ladies that am
of the latest styles and mportation in part follows
Rich figured and plain BAREGES
Super worsted BALZARINES, entire new styles
French Spring NOUS DE LANES, very beautiful
Organdie, Polka and Satin stripe LACE LAWNS
Chintzes, Chintzes-a splendid assortment
Satin stripe BAREGE SCARFS and SHAWLS,
something very beautiful
Silk Shalla and Thibet do do
Veil and Cap NETS, all prices
Super LACE MUSLINS, new styles for dresses
CAMBRICS, Swiss and Book MUSLINS
Brown French Linens; Irish Linens; Long Lawns
Bird eye and Barnslev DIAPERS, all widths
Linen Cambria HDKFS., from l2l up
Paris GLOVES, all shades and prices
Valencia Bobbin, and Thread Laces, SC. &c.
WILLIAM BYRN,
No. 1863 North Gay street, above Exeter.
0g-A YOUNG MAN wanted-apply at this office.
milo lwA
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11

{h3- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. Atthe
request of numerous of its friends the Pitt street Sab
bath School society have determined to repeat th r
late exhibition on TUESDAY EVENING, llth inst,
in the church at the corner ot Pitt and Aisquh sis
The exercises will embrace Singing, keciations and
Dialogues based the subject of Temperance all of
which were received with umhounded pleasure by The
audience on that occasion. Thankful for the encou
ragement given MS at that time trust our friends
and the public will again favor with their presence
promising, part, that no pains shall be spared
10 render the present interesting the former eX
hhiton. Admittance l2t cts-to be had at the DOORS
Exercises TO commence at O'Clock. mh14lr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11
MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
MONDAY, MARCH 10, lS45.
FROM THE EXCHANGE REApINe-RooM nooRs.
CLEARED

CLEARED,
Brig Eoretto, Henderson, New Orleans, master.
Brig Damascus, Chase, Norfolk, master.
Bafque Daniel Webster, Cole, for Port au Prince
Clark s. Kellogg.
Schr Atlas, Everon, Edenton, N. c. master
Schr Maria, Bucklin, Newbern, N. C. master
Schr Shawmut, Ballard, Boston, master.
ARRIVED,
Brig Justina, Claypole, from Demarara 18th, and
Laguayra 10Th ult ballast, to j. NJ. Bandel Left az
Baltimore At the latter brig CONSTITUTIONS for Balti
more, soon.
Brig Midas, Benthall, from Havana Cd inst. Is days
to the Capes} ballast l.. Cuttings Left schr Alice
Ann Pendergast, Tootle of Baltimore, just arrived
from Charleston.
Schr Philanthropist, Eldridge, IA days from New
Orleans melasses, to VIM. Howell & Son.
Schr St Leon, Babsen, days from Providence,
ballast, to the master
Schr Frances Maria, Bacon, FIN Philadelphia, mdse.
to John w. Brown.
Schr Hero, Emerson, from PHILADELPHIA mdse 10
John w. Brown.
Schr Orbit, Spedden, from Port Deposte, -four,
whiskcy and cloverseed
Steamer Baltimore, Rees, from Philad'a, mdse to
L. G. Harris.
BELOW-Brig Germ, Lincoln, days from Turks
Island, with SALT TO master; also fore and aft schnz.
supposed eastern.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Gen. Washingt n, Lowe, from N. Orleans for
Rotterdam was spoken off Tortugas 18th ut.
Barquc Margaret Hugg, Litton, from Baltimore az
rived at New Orleans I'd inst.
Brig Mary NJ. Hooper, Travers, for New York, WIS.,
loading at Para 10Th ult,
Brig Vandaa, Pendletos, iot Baltimore, cleared az
MatanZas 18th ult
ed at Boston 7h inst and Mary Stanton, Besrse, from
do. do. 9Th.
Schr Comelia, Kilbonn, from Baltimore for New
buiyp0rt arrived at Holiness Hole 9TH inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11

DIscoNrINUlNCE OF THE SOUTHERN EX
PRESS. We learn that the new Postmaster
General, Mr.. Johnson, has discontinued the
Government express to New Orleans, establish
ed by his predecessor, Mr.. Wicklitie, and in
tends that the regular mail shall make the trip
within the same time that it was performed by
the express, which was eight days. We are
glad to see this new tunctlonary thus early
manifesting a disposition to expedite the public
mails on this important route.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11

FINAL PASSAGE OF THE STAMP Act. The
Senate yesterday rcconsidered and passed the
Stamp Act. 1t is, therefore, now law, and
will go into operation GA the LIST Of May. Its
rejection, reconsideration, and final passage in
each branch of the Legislature, is a feat in le-
gislltion which is seldom accomplished.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11

TuNOOTH BRUSHES, of all sorts and prices
IL Nail BRUSHES do do
Shaving BRUSHES, all kinds, some very superior
Head do full assor1, fiom 81 25 to Sl2 doz.
Fine and supcrfne Cloth BRUSHES, all prices
Paint BRUSHES and Sash TOOLS. all kinds
Plasterer's do. of superior quality
Whitewash do. all sizes.
With general assortment of articles in the Brush
line wholesale and retail very low for cash at No. 1876
BaItmore-st. Tmhl0-4t ]. X. STAPLETON.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. Our An
aapolis correspondent expresses the opinion
that the Senate would pass the Canal bill be-
fore its adjournment last night, by one vote.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11
HpALTIIORE INK MANUFACTORY.
Tx a. 90 II ID Ar rJMOpE grip EUvp hn,maa

HpALTIIORE INK NIANUFACTORY.
ED No. 80 E. BALTIMORE STREET, (between
Front and High streets The subscriber begs leave to
call the attention of merchants visiting the city, and
all dealers in Ink, to his superior BLACK, BLUE
and RED WRITING INKS, which are pronounced
by the hest judges to he the hest in My Black is
beautiful jet and contains no vinegar acids of any
kinh The Blue is beautiful light shade and will
not change color settle. My Red is unequaed and
my prices 25 per cent less than any other manu-.
facurer in the Union. If you want good Ink inquire
for Manns, at the Sales Rooms of the Factory, or to
the vendors who have it.
mhl0-3t* JOSEPH r. MANN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-11

lupoRTANr FROM WAsHiNGroN. We learn
that the Senate yesterday confirmed the nomi-
anton of MIR. Bancroft, as Secretary of the
Navy. We also understand that Mr. Buchan-
au Secretary of STATE yesterday delivered to
Mr. Almonte the Mexican Minister, his pass
ports, in obedience to the request Of that tunc-
tionarv