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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

g3- MECHANICS AND WORKiNGMEN's GEL
EBEATiON, July the 4rh, lS45. con it is glorious
day--afise now man and vindcate thy rights" The
public are respectfully informed tia, the Mechanics
aud WOrkiugmeu's Association Will assemble at the
Odc1n, of Saratoga aud North streets, AT 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, where TheOphiIuS Fisk, Esq, of Wash
layton City, formerly editor of the Boston Reform
cr, y has kindly consented to deliver an Address on
TIE Rights and Dates Of the Producers Of Wealth
TIER Mters,ts u'd Weli-jeing-lhe Dangers Of No
uopoiCS, &c sc.
The door of the OdeOn will open at 9 o'clock and
the Chair viii be taken at 10 O'Clock precisely, when
the Workimgmau's Declaration Of Rights will be read
by WorkiHgman, after which Mr.. Fisk will deliver
his Address.
The Boxes VIII be reserved tor the ladies.
In order to cover rXpen es, the price Of Tickets
wilt be 1874 cents each aud will be left for sale at seT
pral public houses in thc City, Old Town and Point
until the evening of the 81, and the door of the
Odcnn on The morning of the ltl and as the number
Of tickets is limited, it is recommended to those in
tending participate, to secure their tickets soon
II is desired that the Mechanics and Workingnen
will embrace this favorable opportunity to hear this
able advocate of Workngmens principles.
JAS. y. MANNAR, Chairman
of the WOrkingmen's Association.
john CANEY Secretary. je28-mw&f
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CITY HALL, BAlrrNoRE. June 30. le45.

OII HHlIl, BALrlMORE, June 80, IoI0'
Q3- The Aids and Assistant Marshals will meet at
the City Hall, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock.
Punctual and general att Bdance is mostHportant, as
special directions and duties will then be given and
assigned.
The Chief Marshal, in prescribing the regulations
of Dress omitted to mention the Unite rosette, which
will be worn on the left breast by aids and marshas.
The assistant marshas will assemble i'll 'Monument
Square" TO MORROW MORNING. at II O'Clock.
1t is particularly requested hat far practicable,
all Instructions be removed from the streets through
which the procession is to pass.
1t SOL. HlLLEN, Ja,, Chief Marshal.
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MASONIC, HALL.
nAIrIMnRE. Iune 81. lSl5

BALTIMORE, June %, I645. )
h7sTHE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND AG.
CEPTED MASONS OF MARYLAND having resoI
we'd TO unite with the citizens in general in paying
public hOnOrs to the memory of the late Gen. ANDREW
JACKSON, a Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of Tennessee, respectfully invites all members Of the
Fraternity throughout the State, the District of Co
lumba, and elsewhere to meet the Grand Officers al
the Masonic Hall. ON TU ESDAY MORNING NEXT,
the LIST day Of july precisely al O'Clock and join the
Procession.
far Us practcabe.) with black hats, plain white a
prpns, and white gloves, with Grape upon their left
arm, F}y order of the Grand Lodge.
iel5 81 Jos. ROBINSON, Grand Sec'y,
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o. NOTICE. MARION LODGE, No 9, |. o. o..
L. The Brethren hereby notified TO meet al the
Hall, y Gay street on TUESDAY MORNING, ist
Ju'y, at Malt past I O'Clock, 10 unite in the funeral
procession Of the late ANDREW JACKSON, exPresideHi
OF the United States. /By order
JOHN 7. TIDY, N. G.
y. =. The Brethren sill app"at in Il FIJI. suit Of
h.a. Is. Is lar A. pgactrlbe.' with white gloves.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

BURROWS THEATRE, Front street. A bill of extra
ordinary attraction is offered al this place of aRuse
ment tonight. The excel ent comedy of John Bull
the Engshmau's Fireside, i" will be performed will
a powerful cast. After the comedy, Mr. Harrington
and his will go Though their astonishing perform
amces. The evenings entertainments will conclude
with the new drama of "The Lone STAR or Trouble
in Texas" For the names of the performers see al
yerlsement.
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MAYORS OEFICE. RaIlimnre. Inne 81. ISIS.

MAYORS OFFICE, Baltimore, June q, 1916.
Us Not3ce Is heFe0y green, nat the several mar
kets in the city will be aesded by the Butchers and
others, on the afternoon and night of MONDAY, LIST
July, instead o Tuesday morning, and also on the
afternoon and night Of THURSDAY, the Sd oC July,
instead of Friday morning, the 4ih
iel7 Ky JACOB G.. DAVIES Mayor
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ny- MECH ANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The mem
hers are requested to assemble on TUESDAY MORN
ING LIST July, at Z, O'Clock, at the Engine House, :
Calvert street, in citizens dress, 10 join their fellow
citizens in manifestation of respect 10 the memory OF
the lamcntcd JAG Ksos.
ne Tue members will assemble tas aear as posi-
b!p) in dark dress and black hats. BY order,
ie3O-2t JOHN FURLONG, Sec'y.
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10 Wetake pleasure in calling the attention our
readers TO the very attering inducements offered in
another column TO ticket buyers, by the famous Lot.
terry firm of EMORY X co, No. 2 North Calvert ST.
If the half of the reports in circulation in regard
TO the astonishing success Of these gentlemen in re
eving pecmniary distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than an ordinary
notice. ie27 Lf
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C.y- ORATORIO OF JEPHTHA. The words Of
the New Oratorio o. Jephtha, written and composed
yJNo H. HEWITT Esq and 10 be performed in this city
during the present week, have been printed III neat
pamphle, form, and be procured at the office of
the Clipper-price 6! cents per copy. je30 II
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LETTER BAGS up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Rottcrdam-Ship ST. Lawrence ID univ
For Guardianship Gen. Washington. IOih Ju,v
For Bremen-Ship Schiller, soon.
For Btemen-Ship Columbus, with de>patca
For Brcmen-Shp Marianne, soon.
For Barhadoes-Buque Henry Kelsey, soon
For valparaiso, &c.-Barque George S Henry lO.h
proSimo.
For River La PIata-Brig Amazon, soon
For Kingston, Jam Brig Gamofgan few DAYS
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[fF-i, q. R NJ Members Of Pocahontas Tribe No.
?, L. o. r. NJ are hereby notified 10 be punctaal III
their attendance nj the regular meeting on MONDAY,
the Both inst. al O'Clock, final arrangements will
be made 10 unite with our fellow citizens ia paying
public h0sois to the memory of the lustriOus Gen
AEDREw JACKSON BY order,
ie2.-2t- 5. L. BOOKER, X. r.
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G3-LIVERY STABLES. The subscriber has
taken those large and commodious STABLES, for.
merry attached 10 the "WHEArFIELp INN," be-
tween howard and Eutaw streets, and put them in
thorough repair, They are now in order for the re-
cep0n of HORSES AT LIVERY or for sale. His
Grananes are well stored. He pledges bis best exer-
tons TO those who may entrus their horses TO his
g2" Gentlemen are requested to call aad give his
Stables an examination,
jel5.Co6t* EDWARD COCKEY.
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g3- PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. An adjourn
ed Special meeting of the Company viii be he'd At
their Hall or THIS Monday EVENING, Both inst,
AT O'Clock. Let ererg member he puncual in his
attendance. BY order,
1t Fl. w. MILNOR, Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

THE HAGERsrowN News. This sprightly,
saucy and il-natuYed little sheet, has been en-
larged and handsomely improved, and what is
better has procured a new head, We wish it
success and good temper.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

q3-NOTICE. JERUSALEM ENCANPMENT,
No l. |. o. o. =. Pariarchs, you are hereby mott
fed to assemble ut the Camp, North Gay street, on
TUESDAY. JGly LIST, at u O'Clock, A. NJ 70 J"in IN
the fBneral sclemnes Of the late ANDREW JACKSON,
EX President. By order,
VI. GEORGE J. ROCHE, Scribe.
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ORATORIO OF JEPHTHA.

ORATORlO OF JEPHTHA.
NHR. II EWIFF respectfully informs the public
Wa OF Baltimore that, with the kind assistance Of a
announce the first performance of his new Oratorio
of "Jephtha" at the UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, on the
EVENING OF WEDNESDAY, July ID, al O'Clock.
Tickets SO cents, admitting lady and gentleman.
10 he had at the various music and book stOres-and
al this office.
tt5~A pamphlet containing the words may also be
had at the same places fri je30-3t
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1r3-I, o. o. F. The members of FRANKLIN
LODGE, No. 2. will meet at the Odd Fellows Hall
Gay street, on TUESDAY NEXT, July LIST, at "a %
late Gen. Andrew Jackson Ex-Prcsidcnt of the Unit
ed States. By order,
je2S-2t' S. ATKINSON, Sec'y.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Foster Day, resi-
dent of Elzabethtown, N. j., attempted to
commit suicide on the morning of the Gath, by
shooting himself with a pistol, in the forehead.
Lie now lies in a very precautions situation.
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A L N AN Il c.


Or the 26,h inst by the Rev. James Reid JAMES G.
MILLS to Miss g. LOUISE NJ. BRAwNER, daughter of
the late Henry Brawner, of Alexandria, p. c.. all of
this city.
On the Goth inst. by the Rev. Henry slicer. Jrssr
Il: HADJlN, OF Virginia, 20 MARGARET A. BRAHAN, Of
this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

lJ- DIR. JOHN M. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Bahimore-st.,
mn door east of Front.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
cINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
b0ratory, to wit:-Endian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bitters, 25 bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, so cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, IS cents hottie; New
Emetic Preparation 1874 cents a vial; Pediuvium or
Foo, Bath Powder, 49, cents package; Cough Sy
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &C.
81! cents a hottie; New Remedy for Group, Ia cents
wall Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, Il pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants, so cts bottles
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrscation, and accom-
panments, Sl Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90; Dyson
terry Cordial so cts a bottle, &c. &c sc. Printed di
rections for the administration of these remedies
company each article. N. b. Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge. ml3-u
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CAUTION TO MoTHERs. A child named ID.
c. Halfrey was killed in New York on Friday,
by its mother administering to it five teaspoons
full of antimonial wine, ten minutes only elaps-
ing between each spoonful. An ignorant clerk
in an apothecary store gave her the prescrip-
ton and told her to administer tea spoonful
every ten minutes until the child vomitcd.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

AFrRAY AT ST. LOUIS. An ARRAY occurred
at St. Louis few days ago, between two mer-
chants, named II. Gallagher and 7. Hundall.
The latter was fired at by the former with a
pistol, which missed hm--atter which Gala
CHER was nearly beaten to death by his antago-
INST. They were both arrested and held to an
sWer.
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Publication Depot, 62 Baltimore St.
Ith door East of Gay-s,.

TZTHE TIME Is COME! "'The TINE is come
81 Fathers, that whlch has long been wished for''
'tlcero> when you buy good Clocks lor your IA
miles u =: Britannia Coffee Pots ) % Tea 10. So;
Whole set do g pleces) 81 sugar Boxes; Coffee do
Tea CansterS; Bgitanna Table spoons p set; Leads
1875 Fancy Soaps; Suspenders gum l2j; Wallets;
Pocket Books, Bank Books; NaZOrs; Walters, Ladies'
fancy Work Boxes (wOod and TIM Buttons; Tapes;
Pins; Needles cents paper; Hooks and Eyes; Fans;
side Combs; Tuck and Twist de- Dress do Spool
Co,on Hair Brushes Knives and Forks; Cologne and
general assortment Of Gold Jewelry, all Of which |
will sell as low aS a reasonable person can ask.
G, I. HlCkEKS, No. Baltimore street,
jc3J.;r between tile Market and the Bridge
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

SENTENCE FOR MURDER. VIM. Robinson,
recently convicted of murder in the second de-
gree in Harrison county, Va, has been sentence
ed TO the pententiary is years.
FATAL ACCIDENT. John Iseman and his son
were killed in Barbour county, Va, last week
by the blowing down Of a tree under which
they had taken shelter during storm.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

DEAD. Mr.. Israel Cryder, who towed the
first ark to Baltimore through the Susquhanna
river, died recently in Huntington county,
Pa
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tGyE- e. $. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNlCES, &C. &c.
G}- IMPORTER Freuch and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c SC.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames ut
apl6-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET.
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BEWARE. We understand say the Presbyte-
rian, that person who assumes the clerical
character is at the present time soliciting funds
in the city of Baltimore, for the purpose of as
sisting number of Scotch families who, he
says, have been "burnt OUT in the city of N.
York. The individual is in all probability an
impostor, as he exhibits certificates from cIeri-
cal gentlemen, which are OF doubtful genuine
ness, and especially as he falsely asserts that he
preached in the 10th Presbyterian church, Phi
ladephia, and took up a collection for the
above object amounting to four hundred dol
lars This caution is given that the benevo-
lent NAV not be imposed on.
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WATCHES! WATCHES
VIII. Il. KEEVIL,

faE.N5sEI W M IN N u q Y HI,
EsE2ssM FASHIONABLE AND Practical Halter,
On IS BALTIMORE STREET,
;NszszNsA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
~ Satlat owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled 10 furnish Fashionable Hats
OF quality for the price to any other esab
liShment in the city. of any shape description now
worn viz: SILK, MotcSLn Russia, Cashmere, Nitria,
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
BILL. OF PRICES AT THIS STORE
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GALL AT McGLELLAN,S
PUBLICATION pEpOT

b2 baltimore street, 4th door Eas. of Cav
NeGeived THIS day, Graham's Magazine, 10, yuIy
tihuelishea WIN three exquisite engravings-
hounds OF America, No. S, Battle of New Orleans;
me reading matter is usual, from the best couri
6ntofs OF the day Price SO per annuin or two comics
for 50; single numbers IS cents F-
Music from the BOhemian Girl mart . con,oi,;,,, O
pieces; songs, duets, and chOrus-55 cents
Indies Musica Library, for July-c0ntents 4 o,
Gnlste pieces OF music--l2A cents
The Two Husbands, and other tales, by T. :. Ar
thur-25 cents.
saturday Amtrcan; irish Volunteer; New York
Herald; Ledger; Times, sc.
JAMES E. McGLENAN's
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A NyTVERsAHY WEEK. FLETCHER

A NNEVERsARY WEEK. FLETCHER s.
n co. No. Holiday street, III vite citizens ana
strangers to call thus day and try their luck An IN
dependence for life may await some one The fol-
lowing grand pr yes are to be distributed this alter
noon $50 O00 10 of sl0v0, 5,0OO 10 Of $500, 5000
ID Of $3.50 Sc 10 No lottery, IA balots- Tickets 81
halves 81 So qrs. 81 25 No Lottery TO morrow, tues
day. no Lottery Friday, 4h Jay. Lotteries on
Wednesday, Thursday aud Saturday
Drawn Nos. of saturday LOTTERY are
81 10 33 20 az 81 % So 40 AZ 8
Orders for tickets or packages all lotteries should
be direc ted to the great prize vendors, 49,
JAMES FLETCHER Il CO.. Baltimore MO.
II Agents for the Managers
ERYRNE IL co. closed last week brilan.ly.mu
Nd We sold no less three No tickets III tnt 9 nn 40
Fry and one of the capital of &l5l0, TO com" ~ 80
4S-the fortunate holder is driver oil the ca y" W
Bait. Il Ohio Railroad For thu capitt's ,o ono -
call al the lucky corner Yellow fleuse-S2o'ooo' 10
of Sl000-tckeis s., qrs 81 2o
Drawn Nos. of class %. - 80 an 40 .
% 10 RI 90 1S 81 26 SIS ~ az ..
~ BYRNE co.
North East corner of Exchange race
It and South St., yellow House.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

EtRAPE FOR THE ARM FOR I2I CTS.
u Gentlemen wishing to procure Grape, cut in the
proper style for the arm; also, ROSET"TES for the
breast, of the proper kind, will call on
J. M. HAlG, l2l Baltimore street,
doors above South.
Where they can get full set of Regaa for 25
ie30It fri
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Q7-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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II TREAT LUCK. usual in the noble little lot
SE terry of Saturday last. $780, $3.50, Sl59, | of
SlOO ana prizes of $50 sold in whole, half and quar-
ter tickets, and generally in packages, marked our
success in that lottery, which, considering the small
ness of The scheme, we pronounce ''Ha ard to Beat'
TO-DAY, $4,000 is the high capi,al-75 Nos, IA
baOts-tickets SIS, shares in proportion. We advise
our friends to patfonize this scheme, as in common
with fellow citizens, office will be close on
Tuesday.
T.. T. TUCKER & BROTHER,
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ENGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
H Moore good luck. Every day brings forth some
thing rich at EGERrONS'. Comb. 81 30 48 the 2nd
capital OF $3.50, sold by us on Saturday in single
ticket.
The drawn Nos. of class 25
% 10 80 % AZ 81 7 q SIS 40 ~ 3
Splendid chemes this week.
MONDAY, S20OU0, l0,00G, &c. Tickets IS
TUESDAY $1,000, &c. Tickets 81 so.
WEDNESDAY, $40 ,090 sc. Tickets $5.
THURSDAY, S2O,0U0, sc. Tickets S5.
SATURDAY, $1,000, Sc. Tickets 81.
A full package of whoies S2s qrs ST.
Tickets by the Package single sin re, for sale at
EGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South st, and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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himself cut dead mans throat-took his mo-
ncv-and then, nv arranging the keys, was en-
iieayyrinr to avert suspicion from himself !
suspicion Of having done that which he had !
not done. lie would have us believe, that No |
lan's house was worse than Fagan's demand
that thieves and murtcrers, and coid-ooodcdI
cat tbroats were stalking about all lis passages
and chambers ~ had nothing whatever to |
do with placing those keys where they appear
to have been found says Nee The evidence
was, that he wen! Up stairs-rcmancd there
for some time hAng trmk-came down
brought that trunk with linn, placed it in the
charge Of Mr.. Nolan; and in that trunk, which
Nee. lad just been fixing, was found RouX's
key. VIII any man believe that he did not
put the key there: that he did not know Of its
being there? Can we suppose that in his con
fusion he may have done it and forgotten it,
No: the man who, without a motjve-''con-
WINGED, as he says, 'that there was very lit
tie mOney'-can deliberately determine to
murder his -oom-mate-go 20 sleep (and sound
X too upon .t-and then rise to do the horrid
dced-calmly, cooliy, deliberately for
get what he did with the key. He has gone
into the presence of his Maker, confirming his
bloody murder by Gas we believe the dctesta-
bic crime Of perjury And yet this man, with
ta!sehood stamped upon his confession from
beginning to end, has the daring presumption
to intimate, that God nstgated the commits
sion Of his foul crime in order to save his soul
What must a moral and religious community
think of this new mode of obtaining an inte-
rest IN the atoning blood of the Redeemed
Shall it be inculcated upon our children, that,
to shed innocent blood is not only harmless but
praiseworthvS that it is one of the modes adopt
cd by an adjust Creator, to purge and puffy
them from sin What if they do send fell
lowbeing into eteraIty to meet the living God
without reflection or preparation-they have
the assurance of McCurry and Horn that they
shall not only be saved, but that they have
, adopted the most certain means OF salvation,
Away with such infamous doctrine.
lVe hope that McCury was truly penitent,
though his confession affords little ground to
believe that he was contrite in heart. But he
is in the hands oc his Maker, and we shall not
undertake to Judge his lot 1t is with the opin-
IONS which he has promulgated, that we have
70 DO. They strike at the foundation of civil
society: and would make Christianity curse
instead of a blessing. They would substitute
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BANNERS AND MOURNING REGALIA, sc.
ZEE Mrs. NckersOn, 50 Howard ST., having received
from New York a large quantity of Grapes, silks,
Ribbons, Gloves, SC and will trim Banners and fur
nlsh every description of Mourning Rega!ia suitable
Tor the procession to morrow. p30
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Schr Michigan, Terry, New York, I. Mankin
Schr Direct Rogers, New York, ]. w. Brown.
SAILED-Schrs Thos. Hooper, Kirwan, for West
ynrk 'o0'
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BADGES. SCARFS, &c. Mrs. NICKER.
@B SON, - Howard ST., has prepared n large nuH-
Der OF the above articles for the approaching funeral
procession, which will be disposed OF reasonable
terms ip3O
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NM w. TILYARD. SURG EON DENTIST
n Il . N. w. corner of Eutaw and Lombard streets
ml0-,3m
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vnT-lCK GRAPES, CAMBEICS, &c
HG just received, blk Italian GRAPES, 4o cts
a r,,J yetail: blk CAM8RlCS g to 10 cts. a yard -
sS,;1s at FRANKLIN GARDNER'S,
;a9a rpR1 t9j Baltimore street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-06

Ok CHESTS and half chests Y. H. and
AO Souchong Teas-a very superior arti-
cle-which they will sell by the chest or h.,
just received by
May 90, ls45. SO