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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
Cure your Horses.

THURMAN ABEL'S cough powders for
L horses also his improved IuI's phy.Ir
and cough pills. Every one knows Ina, II
requiras less skill TO make pills and powders
Than it does an Almanack, Truman Abel has
made hlmanacks many years, and for suel!
we know. very good one, so far as the au-
thor is concerned. Sold by the subscribers,
and II you want the genuine, purchase OF Us,
any other may lie spurious.
BURT & MASON.
Rutland, march, 3 IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
IRON Il NAILS.

TIVE subscriber having discontinued thu
u business Of manufacturing Iron and
Nails would saw to hi. old customers and
Others iha, he has .e'tveral ions first auali-
IL b acksm,lh's Iron which will be sold
low for cash or approved credit Also n
few ton, Of Nails which viii be disposed OF
on liberal terms Wrosgh sevap Iron
rill be taken IN exchange for lroa
Fair Haven Sept, Cab lsA4
ALANSON ALLEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

CASli r'r for Oais W The subscrib.r.
q. l.. ROBBINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
.. Z. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE

T.. K. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL NO. S.
Aeranira Lottery Gas. 1850 be drawn in AL,a,-
dra e. "n Saturday, February 18th Capia s3o 700
1000 eDoo $780, 3ss5 5000 $500 prizes 1000
90 OF 900. &C &C Tickets 10: halve, quarters 2So
Certificates Of Paekasesof IS Whole Tickets $50
TO- do - Hall do
DO do IS Quarter do ~ 50
Alexandria Lottery f1ass No in Ae,
dria C. on Saturday February Isss Brilliant Prr-. =
900 $4,000 so00 5000 prizes 1000 so Of 500 GO
OF 800 lowest pnpe ~. &c Tickets only To- halves s. auarer,
$50 f
ceItheaies Of package. OF % Whole Tickets AIM
no do - Half do
Do de IS Qun ~ so
GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000, 5000
Alexandria Lottery Class for be dawn in h,1ap
dna c. on Saturday. March Splendid Captah =
10000 $4,000 10 00J 6o0o prz, OF ooo
90 OF 500 90 Of 400 &c Tickets TO- halves S. quarter
certiheass Of Packages Of 20 Whole Tickets $50
90 do 20 Hail do
10 do 20 Quarter do ~ so
~ ore Tor Ticket and Certificate, OF Package.
IN the above Splendid Lten<s prompt at
tenon and an official Of each drawing
amer Il Is over To all who order from
" c. r ALLEN.
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THOMAS B BlGGER'S OFFICE,
Rich.sond, virginia.
Schemes for the week.

Schemes for the week.
ee5 600 Capital.
Drawing received by wednesday, mail Splendid Capitals
s25O0o eOOO 5000 $500 20 psz~s
Of ESQ, &c ~ Nos ~ ballots Tickets only D.
$4,000 Capital
Drawing received BY Mon Capitals: $4,000
$500 Of 1850 OF 1854 Of IoOO Of 200. 500
lSo Of 100 &c &c. ~ Nos i2drsun ballots Tickets
SI2.0J0 Capital
Drawing received by Fridays Capitals $4,000 primes
NJ 1900. &C &c 10 Nos. ~ bslots. Tickets Z.
$500 Capitals!
Drawing received by Saturdays Capi1ls 5000 1900
1900 1895 &c &c. IS Nos. ~ ballots. Tickets 3.
Also, for Saturday night.
Capitals-e0 900, 1000. 1000 1900 &c &c rs
Nos. IL ballots Tickets
BRILLIANT sHEMEs To BE DRAWN SHORTLY
BRILLIANT SCHEME,
$4,000.
pJ- 100 prizes Of 1000. 500 lowest No pfEsl Ii
Drawing received bv Mondays mail F.by I'm GtahJ CAM
ts- s500O 5000 1000 1900 100 pixies Of 1000
li Of 500 $500 lowest No. prze) Nos 70
drawn ballots. Tickets only 10.
SPLENDID SCHEME,
$4,000. 10000
Drawing reeevedby Mondays mail Feby 9Th splerdid Cat
a 10000 1900 5000 2Iio 10 prizes OF 1000 OF 1900 OF
1900 OF 1000 Of 500 ke &c 70 Nos IL ballot, Tekei.
go.
For other schemes esl At the once.
~ Packages of wholes and shares single wholes and
shares always hand In the usual great VARIETY and
usual prizes paid sight Immediately after the drawing
1FOrdcrs for PACKAGE certificates single tickets in
the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries, will be promptly
attended 10, aud drawing sont when requested.
THOS. u. BIGGER.
IA - Managers Office. opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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- bis resdenes r1nAin street. 10 Trinity CsueA-
e1see his Card nns headed
Richmond Dec. itth. 1894.
HOYTS PRIZE OFFICE,
Riehmond. Va.
AkxApda Lo.ry. Gas Be- dawn In ARrap
drs d. e. on eauIdsy FEBRUARY 18Th. Capas s3o ooo
1900 5000 $780, 3asS 5000 2Soo 50 ooo
20 OF 900. &C. &c Tiekets TO- halves 5: grs $50. I
cestineaiss of Psekasesof Is wbo. Tiehsss si3o
rs Half
IS Quarter n SO
Akrandra Lottery Cass No IstS-to b dawn an AIR
dra a. On Saturday, February AID, ls4S.
90 Of 300 lowest prime ~ Tickets only TO- quar-
ceriueatss Of psetase.of IS Whole Tickets sIse
DO. do rs Half 90 s5
DO do IS ouasrsdo y so
GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000. $1,000!
dlexaDdra Lottery. Ctas 1850 be in
dIa e. on Saturday March S<s. spesJd Capitals $4,000
$4,000 10 900 6o0o 5000 500, 23.o
500 80 of 400, Ae- Tickets 10: halves quartsrs
Certificates OF Paekasssof s6 whoe Tickets sIto
Do do 90 Half do IS
Do do 20 Quarter do ~ so
Oder. foe Tickets
The above splendid Lotteries win prompt
tom snd an aeroant of each drawing immediately
90 all who order nom d. A. HOYT
e3 Richmond Va.
- 20 kegs Goshen Butter, quality, for saiby
fec WILLIAMS HAxALL.
On Half and 10 whole boxes Woolsey L. Wool.
~ sey LOAF SUGAR, receiving and for by
febt WORKMAN. heGRuDER 4 co.
" ooLsEYs sUGARs-4o half Boxes OF above landing
w and for sale by ja 70 DAVENPORT ALLEN.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA,
5S The regular Packet schr Lagrange, Capt.
GazEs having most Of her sns.ssd VII 10 .As1
Immediately For fright Of the baanee pas.axs sppy
board. in the Dock. OF a2 JAS. FisilERS sONs
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Os,.N ,s' =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13

.utation, and warranted fresh and
ctaii:
.Leek-Iaree Scotch
I,eitnee-whte a Green Head.
Early CURED fBdia. White ani
Green Coss. Brown Dui-h
Mslon-Nuimeg, Green CHfon,
Pine Apple
Water Nelon-hnsat Kinds
Nasiurtlun
Nusisrd-White and Black
onion-whte and Red
Okra
reas--IAudrcfhs Ertrs E.riy.
Parry Nay. do Frame Rln.
Prussisn. Dwarf Narrowfai.
Rihop's nwarfProii6c
Unprecedented
Parsnip-ions Smooth French
Sugar
rsfslsy-Fine Curiei
Pumpkia-i.arre yellow
Hhuba'b-for Tart.
Rad sh-l.onr scsfiet. long sal
mon. White Turnir. scarlet
rufnip. Blaes Spanish
salsiT-or Vegetables Oyster
spinach
sfuash-Fsrly Bunch
Tnmst0-t.srre Ned and yellow
rurnis-ss-oued
Herb add Flower see.is
Wh. PALNrp.
70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13

M kEPCARPENTER having on the Isi day Of J.,usrv
w associated with them partners
Wn Anderson and Augustus Anderson
be conducted from that date under 6rm nd style Of
Ja iS-tn w. q T. p. CARPENTER q co.
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WAICOTl'S
GARDEN SEED.

ERoM Growers Of known o.
IL genuine, AZ wholesale and
Artiehoke-Gfren al BE-
tspafasus-Whito Giant
Pole Reens-I.arge 4 sm,liLima
Snap ncsns-Esriy China. ditto
Yellow sir weeks
" Eariy Nohawk. Do halfmoon
" Refugee or 1000 TO on.
Bcet-Estly BLOOD tufnip rooted
do yellow
A" Long Blood. Msnrie wursei
=" White siiesisn French suxar
Brocoli--White and Purple Capc
Cabbage-Fsriy a Large Yorh.
Eariy and Late Haticrsca. Ear
ysugahoaf. Large Dumhead.
Large Bergen, Fiat Ddieh.
Dfumheadsavoy Green Curied
Savoy. Red Dutch
CauhnJwer-Esrly and Late
Cel.ry-NyhHe Slid
Car.t-Isong Orange. Long Red
and White Pied
Cv----Cutled os fep?erxr-
Cueumhef-EarIy Frame. % Gus
ter, Long Green. Long Pnct
lyc. Gberkin Zoe piekiing
C0rn-Esfiy Sugar. ~ Tuscafp
70. Do ooidcs aloas
Endive-Gven CURED
fef risnt-rufple
Kalc-Biue Curl~d Siberian.
creen Cwled Scotch, Rape OF
C,oir
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WATCHES. WATCHES.
AND WELRYyg

YNHE subscriber having formed a co-paytner.
Il ship with Mr. Buekinsh.n eou.y his 100
ness vii In future be conducted firm DEANK
BROWN % lyon produce actually sdv..c.u
wal be made Once door hsssr John Mabsn
n s-dn TT DRANR
70 The Enquirer viii q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
NEW TIN. ME eT-IHON AND STOVE
ESTABLISHMENT!

'EHE subscriber having commenced the tin,
Il sheet and stove business prepared ordrs
for work has line Faries always rood s.sss
m-nt Of house keeping artess st ssors-
Merchants from the county
will tie extensive and every worthy their attention
Roodns scouting and lob WORK done a 400
notice and best
Browns celebrated platform sesIss
ai"ayson had CHARLES D. YALE.
LEG West Main Street
dc ss-d Opposite Eage Ruirs
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In. HARTLEY s professionally eessared. as usual,
- hb resdenes Frankin street. 10 Trinity Chureh
e1see his Card nrss beaded u
Richmond. Dee. Ilth. 1874.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

MEXICAN News. The latest intelligence
from Mexico bears rather belligerent aspect
and the next arrival will probably bring the de-
csion of the Mexican authorities on the ques-
lion Of peace or war. Folly may rule the coun-
ellis Of that country to such an extent, as to in
9uce 4 declaration oil war, but we can hardly
conceive it to be possible and certainly not pro-
babe; for Mexico would, by such an event,
stake every thing, even to her existence, upon
the issue, without the remoest prospect of
gain, Can it be possible that the government
oe people of Mexico are so ignorant of the pow
ar Of the United States, as to suppose that they
cIn wrest Texas from our grasp-and, unless
this be the object, for what will they declare
war or, perhaps, the Mexicans have so high
an opinion of their chvalry and vaor, as to
contemplate the subjngaton ofour whole coun-
irvi Well, let them come, 'horse, foot and
Dragons, and Camanche Indians to boot, and
we guess that they will find our sharp.shooters
prepared to give them proper reception. We
shall believe that Mexico has declared war
against us when we see the fact officially an
Dounced-but not before.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

LONGEVITY IN NORFOLK. A friend has
shewn the Herald list OF the names of sc
,rhite male citizens now living in Norfolk not
less than IS years old, the aggregate of whose
ages, carefully aseertained, is 4O5S years, aver
aging 10 l-a years each. large majority of
these persons, though not natives of Norfolk,
have been residents in it for forty years more.
CARTER AND PARKE. The Court of Pardons
are TO meet to-day, at Trenton, N. j., to con-
slider the case of these unhappy men. The
result will probably be against the prisoners,
and it is said the petitions which their friends
are circulating have met with poor success, We
ry few persons being willing to sign them.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

The REMEDY. Our lively and interesting
correspondent at Newbuy port, Whose third
letter appears in to-day'S paper,) applies to us
for Il remedy for the cacrthes sc,ibend If the
intense heat which all have endured has been
Insufficient to restrain the scrlbbling disposition
Of our friend, we almost despair of furnishing ii
remedy for his disease. But there is one which,
if he will try, and shall yet preserve his propen-
atty to write, we shall have to renounce all eff.
forts for his cure. Let him become the editor
of daily paper, and we think that he will
shortly sigh to lay aside his pen, if he do not
regret that he ever learned to write. We have
known some most inveterate cases relieved by
tbs application-for there is as much differ
ence between amateur and compulsory writing,
Is there is between the drill of the militia man
and that of the regular soldier. IF our friend
will only seat himself at the editorial desk and
undergo the task Of coming his brain into para
graphs daily, and do not tire of the labor, we
shall set him down as incurably, afflicted with
ihe scrbbling itch. Did he never hear of the
French c)mlc actor, who, whilst he set the au-
diencc in a roar at his humor. was himself Il
prey TO melancholy? Such is more or less the
experience of every editor. If with aching head
and throbbing temples, he would seek reposo-
Or if, parched nearly to a cnder, he would re-
ARE to the refreshing air and cool shades of the
country for season-duty calls him to-lcrite
HIS first thought on rising, and his last on re-
tiriug to rest, is what he shall wrte-for write
he must whilst he can hold pen and master
an idea. Let our correspondent work in the
EDITORIAL harness for six months, ana we will al
most undertake to guarantee, that with even
Assprightly imagination, he will be apt to ex-
claim, with Macbeth, "hold, enough" and
quietly lay his pen aside.
We cannot inform our correspondent why
ave Baltimore papers do not exchange with
those of Newburyport, unless it be the reason
assigned by him, that our city is so insignificant
rs not yet to have attracted much of the atten-
Gon Of the good people of that place.
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LATER FROM HAVANA. Dates from Havana
20 the 3Ist ult have been received at Philadel-
phia. It is stated that sugar, in consequence Of
favorable advices from Spain, had advanced
and the lowest and ordinary qualities command
ed from I l-2 IL l-2 cents; fair to good a
~, and 10 "a IA. The stock on hand was quite
small, and holders decidedly firm. Severa
shipments of Muscovado sugars had been made
10 Europe, which was a new feature in the
trade. NIoasses, for several days previous,
vas quite dull
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

STATE s-kentucky. As far as as
certaned the following members of Congress.
have been elected: list district, Lynn Boyd
DEM ID, J. II. McHenry, wing. Sd, Henry
Order, wing, 4th, J. Fl. Bell, wing. It'll,
w. P. Thomasson, wing. Sth, Garrett Davis,
wing. 9Th, r. French, dem. 10th, ]. w.
Tlbbatts, dem. 1t is reported that Martin, dem.
is elected in the 9th district, in consequence OF
the wings having two candidates. No returns
from the 9TH district. The Legislature will
be wing.
IadianG. The Congressman elect are as fol.
lows: lst district, R. D. Owen, dem. %, T
j. Henly, dem. Sd, r, Smith, dem. 18th, C
B, Smith, wing. 9TH, w. w. Wick, DEM
9Th, J. w. Davis, dem. It'll, f. w. McGau
ghey, wing. sth, John Pttit, dem. 9th, c
w. Cathcart, dem. 10th, A. Kennedy, dem
The Legislature will be democratic,
North Carolina. LIST district T. l.. Cling
man, wing, elected. I'd, D. NJ. Barrnger wing
Sd, D. S. Reid, DEM 4th, A. Dockery, whig
9TH, j. c. Dobbin, dem. 9th, J. j. Mckay
dem. It'll, ]. R. J. Daniel, dem. Sth, R. S
Donnell, wing, reported to be elected, bu
doubted, 9th, Asa Biggs, dem. probably elected
alabama The contest for Governor in thi.
State, is between Terry and Martin, both de
mocrats, the former nominated and the latte
independent. Terry will probably succeed, ant
we consider it useless to give the returns in full
For Congress, the wings only ran candidate
in the LIST and I'd districts. Dargan, dem il
elected in the LIST district, and probably Coch
ran, dem. in the ID. In the Sd, Yancey; 18th
Payne; sth Houston; and 9th Chapman, all de-
mocrats, are elected F. G.. Mcconnell, dem
is running con his own hook" in the 7th dis
trict, against Rice, nominated candidate. Re.
suit not known.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

13- My name having been announced as cand-
dale for the office of SHERIFF of the city of Balt
more, | avail myself of this occasion TO return my
heartfelt thanks to those of my friends who have
thought proper think of in connection with that
responsible saTion and to them and the public
generally, that should be the choice Of the Demo-
cratic Convention and the canvas result favolaby,
will spare extrton discharge every that may
devove upon me, with fidelity, lmparliality aud honor.
AS was candidate at a former election and re-
ceived warm and generous support trust may in
dulge the hope, that those who rallied around me
that occasion, will come into the present contest pre-
pared to further my interest with that zeal and devo-
linn, which will crown their efforts with success.
With this brief exposition Of my views and hopes [
remain the pubc's obcdent servant,
al2dtlstS LEONARD HERMAN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

90 DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baitimore-st.
fifth door east Of Front.-THE Best SERIES OF MEDI
boratory, TO wit:-indian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills % cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Bitters, % cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
Emec Preparation, l2a cents a vial; Peduvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2s cents package; Cough Sy-
rup for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c
81 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2a cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants, so cts. bottles
Rheumatic Lnimen and Embrscation, and accom-
paniments 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles So Dyson
terry Cordial 50 cts bottle, &C. &c. &c. Printed d.
rections for the administration of these remedies ac-
company each article. N, b. Advice given by Dr.
w. free Of charge. ml3.tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

Nd SWEETER. To all VINO wish to obtain health
and preserve it, we would recommend HANCE'S
SAkSAPARILLA or BLOOD PILLS. Theyare en-
trely vegetable in their poson and can be taken
at all seasons and all weathers; they operate gently
on the bowels, and do not leave the system in cos
tive state. Be sure and get HANCE's PILLS.
For sale at SETH q. HANCE'S
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. l0S Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pratt SITS. ala
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aurertcan 1sepnbltca11,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. Ia, 1915.

AMERICAN REPUBLICAN MEETING. We ca |
attention to the ward meetings to be held on
hss Thursday frening, in accordance with a
resolution passed by the late American Rcpub,
lican convention. The invitation is to all cit
Ems who hold the principles set forth in the
Manifesto of the late convention, heretofore
published. 1t cannot be doubted that these
principles are correct and truly American; and
that, were it not for party interests and arrange
soents, they would be at once adopted by a
large majority of the people. We hope that
4le meetings will BE- well attended
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

''THE IRIS AND ODD Fellows MIRROR The
Prospectus of new Weekly Paper, bearing the above
title appears in another column. 1t is to be publish
ed weekly, at the moderate sum of 8 so per annum
and will be edited by William NJ. Starr, ESQ, favora,
bly, known to the citizens of Baltimore as one ofheir
former representatives in the house of delegates We
wish him abundant success in his new and laborious
undertaking, for we know him to be worthy gentle
man, who well merits to be literally patronized
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o. SHERIFFALTY. To the pUters of the Cit,
of Baltimore: The undersigned having been annOunC
ed hy his friends a candidate for the Office Of SHE
PIFF, would most respectfully solicit the sutfrages Of
his fellow citizens at the approaching Election
Should he be successful, he pledges himself to NJ
honest and faithful discharge of the highly responsible
duties of the Office, with all the zeal, energy and
ability he possesses.
a6- thm6l* RICHARD MARLEY.
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EXHIBITION OF DUPF's SAFETY VALVE 1t will be
seen by notice in to-day's paper that Mr.. Duff will
give exhibition of his newly invented Patent Safe
ty Valve, this afternoon, at Jones' shop, corner OF
Fleet and Chcstersts. All persons interested in the
safety Of human life, by preventing explosions of the
steam boiler, are particularly requested to be pre-
sent,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

A BLOODY DUEL. We are informed of n
bloody duel, fought two mornings since near
this city; says the N. o. Picayune, between a
Pole, said to be a teacher of the small-sword
exercise, and a shoemaker, in which both were
killed on the spot. They fought with pistols
at five PAGES distance, and at the first fire both
fell
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fs3-HrGuLY INTERESTING AND IMPORT

10 HIGHLY INTERESTING AND IMPORT
ANT EXHIBITION. In compliance with numerous
invitations, Mr.. DUFF will exhibit the operations ot
his Hydrostatic Safely Valve and Dampcr, THIS AT
TERNOON, at O'Clock, ut AIr. Jones' shop. corner
of Fleet and Chester streets, FellS Point. All who
feel interested in this invention, invited to call
and satisfy themselves to the possibility of prevent
ing the explosion of steam boilers, and mparting TO
steam navigation that security from danger which the
travelling community have 50 long desired. 1t
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dl3- f. $. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
of French s German LOOKING GLASS Plates,
which will be sold, by wholesale and ieta as low as
any Importer in this any other city
GLIDING done in all its vaIieties-such as Portrait,
Picture and FRAMES Of all descriptions.
CORNiCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-silt and Looking Glas 3es and Picture
Glass inserted, at
weld No. NORTH GAY STREET
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WITHDRAWAL OF THE MEXICAN Consul AT
New ORLEANS. The New Orleans Bee Of the
9th inst, received last night, announces posi-
lively that Mr.. Arangoiz, the Mexican Consul
at that port, would close his official business
there that day, and return Immediately to Vera
Cruz.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

n7-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. 30, for 1886
A so 81 &C As sc 80 4 SIS 10 8
4 and 50, being the LIST and ID, or 81 and IS,
being the Sd and 4th, 20
6 and a. bein. the 9Th and 6th OF 80 and sc,
being the 7th aud Sth drawn Nos. each 10
All having Two of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
From the old established House of
II EMORY, No. , NJ Calvert st,
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EpONEETS! BONNETS! CLOSING OUT
EB LOOK At THE PRICES! In order to close
our stock OF BOnnetS with the present month, the
prices have been greatly redaced, and we offer
Florence Braids, worth s. SC and 81 for So Fine
Chain GiMPS worth 81 so for Sl.75; white lace Ne
APOLlTANS worth 81 so for s 50 and 81 rs; Trans
parent NEAPOLITANS 50; Beautiful MODlNAS
81; Common do. so cts; Devon Brads 30, 62t, and
IS cts Fancy Bonnets - and 37i cts; 81 so Flutcd
BoHnets only ST.; 81 % Childrens' Gimps only rs cts
Also, Children's Bonhets of Rutland, Medina, For-
ence &c. Sc, very low. Also, Closing Out PARA
SOILS and SUN SHADES, and general assortment
of summer DRY GOODS, at a great reduction, To
make room for Fall Stock, Mt
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
ala No. 95 Howard St, Sd door from Fayette.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

ROBBERY. Major earns, of the u States
army, stopping at the Park House, St. Louis
was robbed, on FRIDAY night week, of $40 in
Missouri paper. His room was entered while
he was asleep.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14

no ATTENTION-INDE LIG II
DRAGONS. You VIII meet THIS DAY, the litl
instant at Military Hail. Gay street, at O'Clock, p VI
AZ business Of Importance is to be transacted, you
will please attend without fail.
By order of the commanding officer,
It. l.. F. REPPERT, SeC'y.