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New Jobbing ShOD.

TINE Subscribers having entered into copartner.
Il ship, under the firm OF ZOTrMAN 4 HAIR.
RINGTON and have opened a shop on Church
street, two buildings north Of the Jail Honse, where,
they intend carrying the business of White Smiths,
Cutters, Gun Smiths Brass Founders, Ivory Turner'S,
and general Jobbing Shop.
Improved PUMP AUGERS kept constantly on
hand. Parasols, Umbrellas, Razors and Lancets re-
paired and warranted. All work entrusted 10 them
shall be promptly attended to.
HENRY HOFFMAN,
(ate Of the firm ofVarney & Zottman)
GEORGE HARRINGTON.
Burlington, Oct. 7, ls45. l9tf
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Toothache !! Toothache Z!

A REMEDY has al last been discovered for this
= distressing and troublesome complaint The
ODONTALGlC ANODYNE is the boon TO which
oil afflicted must look II is warranted in every case
The remedy is mild and agreeable and is perfectly free
from all acids which effect and finally destroy the
teeth. Try once and will Salty you Of It's excel
lence. For sale by the only proprelors
B. J. HEtNEBERG & Co.
Agents furnished by applying 10 the proprietors At
the wholesale price. Oct. g, l845.
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CO NJ M E RCiAL.
BRIGHTON MARKET, October 8, is4s

PRicEs-Beef Catte.-We quote extra, 500
First quality $3.50. Second quality, $500 @ SA,b2.-
Third quality. $3,25 a 3,75.
Stores-Yearlings IS a Z. Two years old, % q
Is. Three years old l6 Il S24.
Sheep.-Smnll lots from 81, IL to S225.
BOSTON MARKET, Oct 6. le45.
wool.-Prime or saxony a.eces wished ID. 81
a 40 c-American full blood, do IS d 37-Do do 81
34-Do / do 81 a 32-Do and common do 70 q
80.
Butter-shppinq IL a Ado store, uninsrected
10 al5-do dairy Is a IS.
Cheese Shipping and meal 81 Z 7l-ditto new
milk n n 8 IN E. Fdrmer.
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N otto @.

THE annual meeting Of the members of the Yer
l. mont Mutual Fite Insurance Company, will b
holden 2! !he oMcesss s.id eompany. in Mon,geler
for the purpose aecting Director. for the coming
year, amending The bylaws. and trsn.acling such
other business Is may be deemed necessary.
by order Of the Directors,
}. Y. VAIL, Secretary.
Insurance Office, Sept. 90 ls45. Isw3
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New Singing Books.

lust received and Tor sale by the subscriber,
y The Psalry, by L. Mason and Geo. J. Webb,
Tie Choral, by b. F. Baker and J. b. Woodbury..
The 10 ton Sacred Harmony, BY 7. Bissel
The above new and Splendid Works, designed
for all Denominations Teachers and Chors are in
vned TO call and examine before purchasing else
where. STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, Oct. IS, Is45 Suong's Building.
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degrees Of crime, sentence was suspended |;
they we're fined, or recognized 10 appear
when called upon.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

We devote our columns to-day 10 the do
ings Of this body. It will be perceived that
It is a real working sssemblags, and the
promptituds with which it has disposed. Of the
preliminary elections and appointments, au-
gurs we'll for its devo,ing reasonable share
Of attention 10 the legitimate subjects Of
legislation. The practice Of disposing Of
county and other appointments at once. has
been growing into favor Of late, and the
State will find wholesome practical results
from rigid adherance to it.
f. Our friends abroad will observe that the
little trip we made in September. was Of no
serious consequence. Our majority in the
legislature 10 unusually large; and the promp-
ti.ude and unanimity with which every thing
has been put to rights there, leaves Iocofoco-
ism nothing to hope from our divisions.
The Message Of the Governor is long
reasonably long-but discusses with dis
tinguished ability a number Of very impor.
tant subjects. Among these are, Education,
the Safety Fund, the School Fund. State
Finances, the Penitent,ary System, the Ge-
illogical Survey, the annexation Of Texas and
Slavery, the Tariff, &c. These are all in
teresting and important subjects, and will
, receive from the legislature, we doubt not,
that attention which their importance de-
mands. We notice an unusual number Of pc
titions pouring in touching our school system,
and We are led to hope for some discreet
legislation on this subject. This however is
one of those questions which demands thor
ough examination and cautious action.
I'd. The unusual length Of the Governors
Message compels US to omi. most Of the SUBJ
sequent proceedings. Little of importance
has TRANSFERRED, however. beyond the ap.
pointment ofsundry state and county officers
On Saturday. J. Mem. Shafier was elect
ed Secretary Of State. SiIas H. Hodges, Of
Rutland, Auditor of Accounts, and Peter T.
Wsshburn Reporter of decisions Of Su.
preme Court.
D. w. C. Clark is reelected Clerk o.
the Senate, and Frederick Billings Assisian,
Clerk. On Tuesday the House appointed
'Enoch Davis Engrossing Clerk.
CHrrrENDEN CouNry.-George A. Allen, John H
Tower Assistant Judges. Horace Ferris, Sheriff
Luther P. Bloigeti, High Bal. Israel p. Richard
bate. WmlA. Griswod Isaac Dow, David K. Pang
born, Jail Commissioners.
LAMcttLE COUNTY. -Nath aniel Jones, Moses Fisk
Assistant Judges. Horace Powers, Morrls,own
Sheriff. Alva Chafee, High Ballih L. r. Poland
WIN. p. Sawyer, Hiram Town, q. A. Eaton. Jai
Commissioners.
GaAND IsLE CouxrY-Wall:s Mott, WIN. H. Ly
man, Assistant Judges. John Reynolds, Sheriff
Pardon Dewel High Bailiff. Frederick Hazen
States Attorney. Augustus Knight, Judge Of Pro
bate Abner Ledd, Elihu Parks, WIN. II. Russell
Jail Commissioners.
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mi apri q d a

On the oath ult. by the Rev. John H. Woodward,
Mr. JorHAM 8. RICE, TO Miss Harriet EARLE, oil Of
Westford.
In whitehall, on Tuesday evening last. BY Rev.
Marshall Shedd, of willsborough Essex Co., Prof.
WILLIAM 9. T. SHEpD, Of the University Of Yer.
mont to Miss Lucy MyERs.
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Dye-Stuf.

A L. the articles employed in common dying, also
n those used in fine dying; constantly on hand al
81 PECK & SPEARS
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Aeo0~~ "
HAvING failed Of learning the MANUFACTURING
L Il Business, has filled his Store with large as
sor'ment of Goods, consisting in part of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Sai,inetts, vestnss, Flan-
nels, Plaids, Coat LinIngs and Trimmings. Alapacas,
Biz, Blue, Plaid and fg'd Queens Cloth Chameleons,
Afghan Sans, Nous de LANES, Bomis zines, Me-
rInoes, Prints, GInshams, PLAIN, Corded, Satin and
Lace, Sript Plaid, White Cambrcs, Fancy Cravats,
Hosiery, Buck Mitens and Gloves, Buck, Kid, Cot
TOM Worsted and Silk Gloves, PLAN and fancy Miiis,
Galoons Bindings, Tapes, Bobbins, Hooks AMI Eyes,
Gimps, Whaebone, and Needles.
Also.-Sheeings, Shirings, Bed Tickings, Drill
inss, Canton Fiannels Cotton Yarn, Bats, Wick
ing. Waddng, Carpet yarn, Burasps, horse Blankets
Fdrt'eiis Shoes, Naiis, Crockery Hard,oare. Medi.
cines, and The hest quality Of TEAS, Sugar and Mo-
las,es, DC. &c.
The above goods were selected with great care
and be respectfully invites inspection, for they WILL
Wool, Grain, Pork, Butter, and mos, kinds of pro-
duce received in payment. 20
WinooskI Village, Burlington Falls, VI. Oct. 1875
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ID 1 O d .

In this town, on the 18th inst r. w. SHERMAN
infant son Of Capt. WILLIAM ANDERSON.
In Colchester, Aug. 23d, HELEN MARIA, infan
daughter Of WIN. H. and Maria Writer'S, aged thre'
months.
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sPOONER 4 HENDEE,
I'D II IL IF i S IF S Q

OPERATIONS performed upon the teeth with care
~ and hdety by the above mentioned gentlemen
ensured good by an extensive and approved prac-
tice Rooms extreme end ofihe east wing Of Peck's
Buildings. Entrance by the door Of "Counsellor's
Hail." For Ladies' preiering, by that OF Peck
Spears Druggist establishment.
burlington, Oct. 9. t846,
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SOLOMON n. DODGE, No. s Merchants Row,
Dealer in Frrished A1'es, Elliptic Springs.
Malsdtie IRON Casiines, Carriage Irimmings, fc.
Machinists Tools, Nuts and Washers. Agent
for Kinsley's Forged Work and Castings
Douglass Patent Pumps.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,
A standard article for coughs, cold, and con-.
sumptions. A long time known and recommended by
Physicians as a safe and efficient me icine.
Prepared by REED, wrss C =, aan, Dr1gs'
chants generally. The genuine is signed
WIN, JOSH. CUTLER.
BREWER, STEVENS & CUSHING,
Importers and Dealers in
Drugs, Chemicals, Stirgrrl Instruments and fef.
fimery. Also manufacturers OF Fancy and
Medhatel Loxenges.
90 and 90 Washington street, Boston.
J. W. CARTER & BROTHER,
II and 10 Water Street, Boston.
Dealer in ives, India Goods Wines, Teas, Sugars,
&c. Bottled Porter, Ale, and Chlet, al wholesale.
Agents for Miles New York Cro,on Ale-have in
store, and constantly landing, Pale Ale in Butts for
Bottliny. Also, Amber, Drought Ale in Butts, Dhl-
and half Bills. Also, Roasted and Ground Go tt,
warranted pure-put up in-Bbls., half Bbs., and u
ID. Boxes, for sale at the lowest market prices.
Bostoh, Sept le45. l9w4
| - ! L to be holden at Burling
| PETER C. BARTON. } ton, on the Monday preceding
The libel of Rachel A. Barton, states that she wa
married to Peter c. Barton on the goth day Of Oc,o
ber 1885, that she lived with said Peter in the obscrv
ance of all the marriage covenants I'LL about the frs
Of December 1886, when the said Peter nbsconded
and since that time has wilfnlly deserted the sal
Rachel and during that time has afforded her no al
nor suppor', and praying that divorce from the bon
ofmatr mony may be granted her.
STATE OF VERMONT, 1T is ordered that tn
CHirrENpEN CourrY, s.. ! said Peter G. Barto
appear before the Supreme Court, TO be holden
Burlington on the Monday preceding the first Tues
day Of January 1885, to answer the petition of Rach
A. Barton; and that the said Rach cause the sui
stance Of her said petition and this order 10 be publish
ed in the Free Press, pape. printed at said Burni
ton, three weeks successfully, the last Of which
be six weeks before the session Of said Supren
Court.
Dated at Burlington, this third day Of Octobe
A. u. l945. MILO L. BENNETT,
l9w3 Judge Of the Sup. Cour
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Daguereotype Miniatures.

MESSkS. BRINSMAID g. BROTHtRS are
lv1 prepared to take Miniatures and copy Pictures
by the most improved Daguereotype process, and will
instruct others in the art, and have all articles in the
line for sale at the lowest prices the Variety Store
Old Miniatures retaken at trifling expense.
October 8, l645. 10
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New Goods.

THIS day received large and general sesor,men
i Of FALL and WINTER GOODS, Win . full
assortment Of tho best FAMILY GROCERIES,
and will be cold ., very small advance BY
P.AH. Il. DO0LITTLE.
Sept 10, ISAs. lSws
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Estray.

CAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the
" 4th inst. a chestnut colored COW, with a line
back and of large size, which the owner can have by
proving property and paying charges.
JOHN KIMBALL.
Dorset street Burlington. Oct. 18th, ls45.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A LARGE Canada Bex Stove and Pipe suitable
"A for Church Stove. or School House.
Burlington, Oct. 10, l645. ELIAS LYMAN.
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wArHR's AIRTxGHT

ELIAS LY M AN,
T INFORMS his customers that he has received a
i Rich and Splendid assortment OF
Dill aus 11ItMter Goods,
at his Store, on the corner Of College and Church
Streets which he offers at reduced prices for cash or
approved credit; consisting in part OF
Rich Cashmeres, Alpaca both Silk & Cotton Warp,
Fine Thbet cloth, and black Orleans cloth M. de
Lame, Cashmere de Lame, Alepines, Sci a large
assortment of Calicoes and Ginghams.
SHAWLS.
A few very superior Broche Shawls, Silk do, Fine
Cashmere, Rich cold Damask, NJ. de Lane, Rob
Row and common Plaid Shawls.
Gro de Swiss, Gro de Berlin and Italian Lustring
Silks.
BROAD CLOTHS,
Including 1t. Drab tor Coach Trimmings, and thin
Black for Cabinet Makers USE Fancy Doe Skin
Steel Mixed, Black Doe Skin, and Plain Blue and
CoOred Cass imeres.
Winter and Six Vestings.
A great assortment of Gimps and Cords. Shaded
Spiral Assorted Ocean, Paris and POtha Gmps; Cold
and Black Silk Cords and Tassels. Zephyr Worsied
and Canvass.
Black. Green and Crimson Moreen and Worsied
Dama,k. Two qualities Batting, Black and White
Wadding Carpet Warp, knitting and Tidy Cotton
Cotton Yarn, &c. &c.
Burlington, October 3, is4s. IL
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Oil Cloth Table Covers.
COME splendid patterns, and for sale very low. BY
~ II l.. T. G. e. FOLLETT.
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NEW SALMON, North shore by the ID. and
~ half Dbl, this day received by
Oct. 2, l945. A. s. DEWEY,
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Farm For Sale.

Farm For Sale.
- DERSUANT 10 a license, from the
i Hon. the Probate Court for the
Az District of Lalncllle. the subscriber Ad-
ministrator of the estate ofJidah french
late Of Cambridge, in said district, deceas,d will
sell at private sale, pnbc auction or the 18th day
of October A. d. lS45, at his dwelling house, IN said
Cambridge the farm Of which the said Judah dei
siezed together with the reversion OF the Widows
Dover in SAID Farm.
The atsse farm is situated in the So tn part OF
said Town, and contains about one hundred and fifty
acres OF land
JUDAH G. FRENCH. Administrator:
Cambridge, Sept. 18Th, l845. lSw3
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J. X. would again inform the people Of this village
that he will continue 10 attend 10 oil orders for MIX
in the most prompt end punciual manner, and such
terms and with such 90 article as must commend il.
would find u 10 their advantage 10 dispose OF their
runaway and otherwise troublesome cows apply TO
him and Thus save much trouble and expense.
Wanted,
Atso. to purchase or exchange for new mich
COW, NIX
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Cash for Rye and Oats.
THE subscribs!s will pay Cash on delivery .. ,h.
i Old Wharf, for
10000 bushels Rye and
10000 do Oats.
FOLLETT 4 BRADLEY.
Sept I, ls4s. u
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MAHOGANY!! -

WI NIION n N
7 HAVE recently taken an Agency for the sale Of
L Mahogany from New York firm, and am new
Beng supplied with small stock ofcrotch and sha.
del veneers such adapted to this market. Adj
diiions will from time TO time be made as they ara
called tor by the demand, as to keep up fair a..
furnished at the shortest notice. The prices will To
low, and the terms cash.
DIX PANGBORN.
Burlington, Isl Sept, ls45. lat
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Stray Steer.
DENTISTRY.
DIR. NJ. NEWTON,
DENTAL NURGEONs

n Inp,on and vicinity that he hes locsted himself
in this Village where he will be happy, At oil times
to attend any calls in his professn Teeth extrac'
ted with Chevsliers forcPs with far ies. pan than %
and Aveolsr process. Teeth filed with gold exclu-
siveIy and upon different principle from that eener
ally praciiced it is q discovery Of one Of the most
nerare made 90 Arm a. to rsss, any external injury
and become good and useful organs fos life.
All operations to give satisfaction o. NO CHARGE
will be made. Persons wishing for operations are
respectfully invited TO CALI all examinations and ad
vice gratis.
Doct N. may DO found, at present. at M. Doanei
on College Street, few doors from Church ST.
Sept. Is, l645. l1d
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PAY YOUR ASSESSMENTS.
TIME Treasurer of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
j. urance Company, hes sent schedule of assess.
ments against the members Of said Company in Bur.
neton to me- and can be found at the Store Of s. NJ.
Pope where money be left for the purpose nfore-
said GEO. A. ALLEN.
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SOLOMON n. DODGE, No. 8 Merchants Row,
Dealer.in Ffnished Aries, Elliptic Springs,
A1dnsdbie IRON Castings, Carriage Trimmings, DC.
Macinists' Tools, Nuts and Washers. Agent
for Kinsley's Forged Work and CastIhgs--
Douglass Patent Pumps.
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Sheet Music.
A Splendid assortment of Sheet Music, Just rec d.
"A and for >ale by STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, Doc. Is, l645. 20
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SHEET MUSIC and secondhand PIANO
FORTEs for sale by OLIVER DITsOr;,
lis Washington Street,
Dealer in Pianos, Serophims, Music and Music
Books Of all kinds.
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G. F. DAV Ely,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR at LAW
FFICE

who asO will he occasionally present for the trans
action Of whatever legal business he may sill BE-
please 10 attend TO- 2O-tf
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VIM. O. BARKER
SIDNEY BARLOW

XWlLL pay Cash for good marketable HORSES
w Charlotte, Oct. Is, ls45. 20
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JOHN FIsHDLATT, lse Washington 81.

Manufacturer. Importer, and Dealer in Cops e. Fhrs
With . large stock Of Gents. Fur and Cloth
Caps, and Ladies' Tippets, Boas, Null,
Pelerines, &c.-1l6 Washington 81.
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HARVEY & BUTTONS,

BRUsH MANuFAc rUHEas,
Corner Of Water and )evonshiie sts he 70 constantly
onihand great variety Of Brushes, Of every
description, which they offer Al Wholesale
and Retail, as low a. can be bought in it.e chy.
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A large and beautiful assortment of E,urn;,vr.
Feathers, and Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Sofas
Chairs, Marble Furniture in Black Walnut and
Mahogany-all al the lowest prices for Cash.
SAMUEL BEAU,
Corner of Hanover and Elm sis. B, sion,
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,

BREWER, STEVENS & CUSHING,
Importers and Dealers in
Drugs, Chemicals, Surgrnl Instruments and Per.
fumery. Also, manufacturers Of Fancy and
Mehiatej Loxenges.
90 and 90 Washington street, Boston.
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HENRY RICHARDs-lO9 State Street.
Importer and dealer in Banks English
R,fned, American, Stceedish, and Russian Bar
and Boil Iron. All kinds of Steel, Rivets q Plate,
Sheet Iron Ho, ps articles used by Black smiths,
Shipmasters and Machinists.
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BAR IVON and STEEL,
CRANE & TAGGARD, No. l6 Long Wharf Boston
Importers and Dealers in
Bar Iron and Steel Of all kinds Also, Anchors.
Gut Nails Cast Steel Ares, dc.
JOSHUA CRANE, JoHN TAooARp
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IS Numbers rs Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $3.50; Halves, sI,26; Quarters, CSC.
A Certificate Of package of Is iicketswl be sent
for $50, and shares in proportion.
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CHARLES r. LEAVlTT & Co.,
Is and i6 Union Street.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Stoces. Crates, Fire Frames, and Ships Caboose
Also, Tin Plate, Copper, and Sheet Iron Worker
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Furniture, Feather, Nfaftrass, Chair and
Looking Glass Warehouse,
Corner Of Union and AR Street.
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HENRY r. BUTLER, 80 Union St.
Proprietor of Taunton Iron Foundry.
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Stoves, Crates, Fire Frames, Ships Cambooses.
All kinds OF Hollow Ware, and
Hutha,ooy's Patent Cooking Stores.
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SMITH 4 TARBELL, 10 Washington 81.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Camphene OIL Lamps and Chemical OIL
The only Lamp Makers in New England who make
their own oil customers will therefore be sure
TO ga superior article Of them.
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF FuRS,
Al ADAMS'S Mud, Boa, aud Fur Saloon
Under the Marlboro Chapel in connection with the
Hat and Cop DEPOT, 23l Washington 81.
Wholesale and Retail. Best bargains
in Boston given here.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
yyHIG TOWN NIEETINGs.

G3- MASS MEETINGS of the Wing voters of Bal
timore will be held at the following times and places
Friends of the TARIFF, and the PURITY OF The ELEC.
TIVE FRANCHISE, turn out in your strength, and mark
with reprobauon the conduct OF tn Sc politicians who
are warrng against both Let your motto be-"The
union o the Wings for the sake of the Union !"
MONDAY NIGHT at the White Hall, on the
Point, of the LIST, ID Sd and 4h wards The meeting
will be addressed by Messrs. kenly, Harris, Watson
Pitts and Yellou.
TUESDAY NIGHT, at the Lexington Market, on
Green street, Of the llth, lah, l3th l4th, 18th and
Goth wards The meeting will be addressed by Messrs
Harris, Kenly Pitts and Yellott
TUESDAY NIGHT, at the Rel Air Market, Steev
er's "OHr House," of the 5h 9th, 9TH and 9Th wards
The meeting will he addressed by Messrs. Kenly
Harris, Reese, Watson and Young,
iG3~ The Wings of all the wards are invited to at
tend. The above meetings will commence at hal
past O'Clock By order of
se27.3t THE CONVENTION.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30
COAL, COALu COALln

TySIIE Subscribrr has on hand and is daily recev
ing, large supply of ANTHRACITE COAL
of the most superior quality, and is prepared to sup
ply his customers and the public with article which
he knows will prove satisfactory in every respect
He has on hand "Coalbrook' (Hatmore Company's
CoaI), "Geod Spring Creek" Coal, "Butler's" Coal
and from other approved mines, and has made ar
raagements this season have his Coal broken and
screened with much ca and in manner superior Ia
any he has heretofore seen "Lump,'' "Grate,'
"Egg" ana "Nut" sizes, will he delivered at the low
est market prices for the ton Of 2248 lbs.
z- Orders left at the following places will receive
prompt attention.
CHAUNCEY BROOKS, SON s. co.
B +. GARDNER, No. 27a Baltimore street.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. 1875 Baltimore-st.
F.G. HUNT, corner of Gay and Aisquth sts.
AT the sHbscriher's DWELLING, Fayeue street,
second door west OF Pine, or at the YARD, spring
Gardens foot of Eutaw street.
se30- -eo3m PETER FAHNESTOCk.