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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
G A RDEN SEED,
.r GROWN ~
DAVID LAMBETH,


tNesr PkiIsde Ipkia, asd 1sldby
2. JOHNSTON, Druggist, Richnsnd, virginia.
ENOR many years j have been practically en-.
s.ssd ton sIisndcd any person
Usd sass) growth Of Garsen seo Experience In,
shd determine the Of each vegetable
Gg e eaurs and fully proved infsroy
.aa fousd catalogue. who .mpy
variety here enumerated
Hin.d- nevertheless for the hses,
and only bose Of
N e.dt which my seeds sustain yearly increasing
uand satsetory evidences Of approval Ny efforts
D.LANDRETu
The following compose part Of the Sec tsIeeeivsd:
AsPARAGUs
BEET-Ioss Blood
Early Turaip
hanec Wurtxei
French Sugar
.RRANs-sz week
csE whts China
Brown SPECIFIED
Caroiia.
49,. Yellow Bu.A. nc
CAbbA0E-Early York
rr IAndreth's large do
s- Early Sugar Loaf
.~,, r.,Duteh
rfr- Drumhead Savoy
~ Green Cuned savoy
go Philadelphia
cAeeoT-Loa Orange and Early horn
CRLkRy-whne and Red
CRKss
CUCUnBER-E.riy Frame and re.rns
EoG PLANT
EsONR AND LEEK
LErTUCE-Eariy Cabbage
r-r s Cut sal ad
~ Cur,ed India
Brown Dutch. &c.
MELON-CiIon Water
NA6fURTfUM
oKRA
oMoN-snver.kin and wraihruSr
PARSLEY
PARsNIP-PIns Sugar
PEAs-Landreth's Extra Fairy
ass. Early Frame
Early Charlton
Large Marmwfat, &c
PERfER-LArse Sweet
RADIsH-Lous Salmon
Long eearlet
White Turnip
Black spanish
yellow Tunip
Summer Whns
Red and White
aALSArE
TOMATOES
TURHIP SEED
HERps AND FLOWER SEED. Tob haa u
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
j. 70 Sole Agent fos d. fandreih.
Ao Orters received for Pn Plants shab
&C. ke 70 be 6Ied the Nurseries Of D. Landrh
MoUNTAIN CLOVER sEED-IUo Bu.hei. in store vef
3A nice; for sale by R 20 SHIELDS SoMERvILLE
PLASTER.
Az TONS Lump, board Columbia. landed tn
~ noek, for -Ale by Js 20 SHIELDS 4 soNERvILIE.
CASTOR OIL
IN BBIs. No Virgin. Castor OIL just received
1V h29 SHIELDS a soMERvII.LE.
nUCKwHgAT fLoIk.-9O bbs Mountain Buekwheat i'm
- received aud Tor sale by PARRISH b BEAZLEY,
kIs Gary Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

MOR " BOOkS,
st eta Brond street.
RADTIONS and Paiy IeEcg of the south of Ireland by r.
u Cfofion Croker 5Oeb.
seIeeuons FROM the VIKINGS ~ Mrs Margaret Davidson &c
with Preface, BY a. n ssdkwiek so ets.
foeca Remains Of The Ipcfea Mara Davidson eo.tsd
and arranged BY her mother with Biography, By Mis- sedgviek
Price sOcu.
Mrs. soutl,ey's Chapters Church yards; sOes
The Fashionable Wifi and Unfahionable Husband Mrs opie
25
Aba, The Captive. by Miss Agnes stnckland scots
salahe OF The Wandering lew story Of Past Present
ani Future. ny Rev. George Cfoly. " cts.
The Book Of the Church. BY Robert Souihey, o.. d.
Wfeaihs aud BrsRches for the Church. ny Young Lady
"sifengh and beauty 10 his ssscissry."
For ale by BALI. PEREINs
nm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
ITO THE PUBLIC.

HAYES superior article Of Brushes from 90
80. very cheap Cor cash. with general assopes, Of Pain
1s e the bed snasfy, from erIo ssIao. wholesale
KWhns Led hard 90 beat fos rs bs SO
Tte above aieies xuod
e~rfry gcn'iemcn would do aud sIAHins lhe.e
= ssoks sd lodgs Coz themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop Main street,
.EH4Ur Nert door 10 the Exchange Banl
nirhu.o1k. Va MAY 2tu, Ie4a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
FRESH SPRING STOCK =
FRENOss, ENeLlsEs, Sxamay amr,,c.
. stss.as DRY GOODS! ,.---. : -ssS

BERKELEY & co. have rocs;v.., IA, ~.
srrivah fon The NasAssn harAes m, - .a--y..
~ rAney Asd haps Dry ooe<s-psrehssrd prisr.srv
aess2anees - e'ney % Guy
'9 FOR GENTLEMEN. "a ~ ~ kF
Wool shek law Green and blue ClosAs I'D sf7is NJ
rain biaek Singh hilcd Cashmere $50 I .aI,.a.s
Ph,d and Striped do do Do ~ sq .t.tl.... b. li.s
rats and Fancy Tw~>ds. Drsp DEF. rsfa1r -lN
PLAID. s,ripst and Phn Ganbsooas 'aai t., 81 iLs
Ny Jeans-biaek. blue and sresu tt.r.r g.. Isrr a
Plain and r.sey Linen Dririsss ff .t
Crotoa Coating and sumlaes CbAs 10 lss
ssaey and SIN vesiass plain and asd Satin do
Piain and RSsd satn scarfs .'aai af
fiain DARK frrneh lLneps . ..i -.f.IHI
Heavy Linen Drills 4 rif a.a-al.lf i..s -i..t
suspesders, Goves POCKET Hdls ne t.-
FOR LADIES. et-.
Splendid French Rahornes D. -i %
Paris POLKA raids ..a'.. on, i.f 10
halsorine Lawns and Barsrs
E,nb and Plain Thbet shswh
French and American CAatre. N ..t
Lace and setu ssriprA Musins f'.H. .-''. Ut
neneoe. Va great varirty and very keanii0u,
veal snk- warp Aipaeas
hauAoni Lauiuss I'm suss .l.c
Hack and Cord Satin Striped s,lL.
100 doz Linen Camh. Ham. N lt .f tffa 3HH q
Bishop Lawns, Jaconett kusin. tIsIa 600. .... "
Swiss Nook and Nun do ar.-aR a-r fs,F
Gloves hirs, Holsery &c. .'ai l..af
ALSO
Plaid Doussue, Fur do -'rs rat
White asd Yellow fianuels ~ .-H asr
Pillow Linens, Nankeen,
100 psIrsh do livery Iow) .r....I .lf...,r.
t, shifting. and h.sdnes n 1iaiJ
Uubleached do Ia
ooesoa oznab1rs, Whit yellow P,.upeh o. sIr -
,i. Grapes, Spool Cotton, Pine Crash
ntrdseyo andHuesabaek To~eIinrs ''
Fins. Needles Tapes. Buttons, Gimp~ %
sik Shirts. Donhax ines. Stocks, ke nc
w All The above goods including many Others mot hare ,nu
wan 90 sold as low similar be- had IN sr a.
-'" %" "om our hiends and tbs public, solicited NJ
,s. No. u. Main Street.
~ - Under the hansioa Boa.r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30

No. - HsrPcr's fisie, &c.
w. RANDOLPH g. Co. have received,
u Harper's Bibble, No 81; IS
Mrs Pseks Poddng BY Tom Hood-a numerous
-nsand Dramatic Sketch by Illustrations IS cts
No. 2 Comic Backbone ia
Gnmahi the Clown. BY Diekens.25
Seven Knights; Tales Of Many Land, by usrah,m
Couegans, novel; % cts
Lciuson The Invocation of Sacred lima
and Pursatop-by Rev. G. C. Rise ID. d. Is NH 90
NOFFEE-2OO mats Manila Coffee, Iust re.
~ e-ived and for ale by
NH WILLIAMS 4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

A New GROUND OF OPPOSITION. Some of
those editors who have most loudly and vehe-
mently opposed reform, have, since the appear
ance Of the Reform Address, assumed the e1.
traordinary position, that if the course pointed
out in that address be adopted, it will procras-
innate retrenchment and reform beyond the pc
Rod at which they could be obtained by legis-
latlve action; and the intmation is distinctly
given, that the Senate Of this State will at the
approaching session, take the subject up and
pass the required laws. This, at all events, is
good symptom; for it shews that the express
sion OF public sentiment which has been had,
has had its infuence-and we are therefore in
duced to hope, that the Senate will accede to
the wishes Of the people and grant the call of
convention to form new constitution. We
should greatly prefer this mode to having any
more patchwork. The people had rather wait
six months or year longer to have the work
perfected as it ought to be, than to have patch
put here and another there upon the present
unintelligible constitution. In other States the
people are trusted in such matters, and we know
not that the citizens of Maryland are either too
ignorant, or too badly disposed to have the same
confidence reposed in them. We presume that
the whole wisdom and discretion Of the State
will not be concentrated in the Legislature, and
hence infer, that the formation of new con-
stitution could be safely entrusted to conyen-
ton.
Some OF the opponents of reform have re-
sorted to the slang about party designs; disap-
pointed ambition; impotence at not being re-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19
EMORY d CO.'S
POPULAR PRIZE OFFICE

POPULAR PRIZE OFFICE,
No. 2 CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
"E respectfully announce TO the citizens of
w Baltimore, and to correspondents in the
different sections of the Union, that we are enabled,
by extraordinary facilities, to offer in greatest pro-
fusion, Lottery Tickets, either by the package or
sngly, in all the lotteries, upon such moderate terms
shall not fail meet the approval of any who buy
at Office Our firm has been established in this city
for the last 30 years in the vending of Lottery tickets
during which time we have distributed in all parts of
this country, and in Europe, MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS in prize money; and have won, by our energy
in prosecuting legitimate Lottery business, and
great in selling capital prizes, reputation
which fiatter ourselves is without parallel The
capital prizes in the Lotteries for September and Oc
tober are unusually Brilliant ranging from
$4,000 TO S75,OOO!!
PRICES OF TICKETS FROM 81 TO $40.
G15-CountIy Orders are solicited. J3- Fidelity and
despatch in receiving tickets and drawings by the ear
iest mails be relied ON when letters are directed
TO our house. EMORY 4 CO.'S Prize Office,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
0T3- Our Lottery Paper, issued monthly, and con-
tanning schemes of Lotteries for the month"; with much
interesting reading matter prices current, sc. &c,
will be regularly to those who wish it as refer
ence, free of subscription. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19
NATIVE AMERICAN MASS MEETINGS

"Oh! say, can you see by the dawn's early light!'
'ESoNs OF AMERICA" We have Stars for our
friends, and Stripes for our enemies.
&c MASS MEETINGS of the NATIVE AME-
RlCANS will be held a. follows Each meeting will
be addressed by the candidates for Congress and the
Legislature, and other friends of the cause, at half
past O'Clock, 2. NJ.
FRIDAY, 18th inst, LOGAN HALL, corner Bank
and Bond streets.
MONDAY, ODD instant, LEXINGTON MARKET,
west end,)
WEDNESDAY, oath inst, BEJ.-AIR MARKET,
Gay street
FRIDAY, 2oth inst, THREE TENS TAVERN,
conner Of Pratt and Paca streets
{l7-The American citizens will turn out in their
strength. and shew by their presence determination
TO sustain Americans in their efforts TO govern their
own country, wiIhou. the aid Of toreign PAUpERS
and CONVlCTS. sel2-d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

h9- ADVERTISING IN COUNTRY NEWSPA-
PERS is the means OF making known to the people of
the country such city estab hments as are prepared
TO supply their wants.
~ There is country enough, and people enough
and demand enough, within the influence of this mar
ket, and sufficient number of County Hewspa pers
in which to advertise.
tG5- The largest fortunes have been made by those
WAC nave advertised most extensively throughout the
country.
-, 20. There are upwards Of 5Onewspapers, and more
than OO0 0OO of people, within the influence of this
market, the near trade whose supplies are procured
in this city.
o. if advertising in one country newspaper is the
means of attracting few customers by multiplying
the means the number of customers may be increas-
ed accordingly
90 For the Fall Trade, Row is the time to adyer-
tse in the neighboring Counties and States.
An advertisement Of 10 lines may be inserted in 10
country newspapers for 3 mos. for 1906 mos. for
much.
aG-Iti is true that advertising in country newspa-
5e!S is OF doubtful service in some instances. fair
dealer, however, cannot fail to be extensively bene-
lifted by being extensively known.
N3- Goods suited to city trade should he advertised
IN city papers, and for country trade in country pa
&c City dealers may attract customers from wide
extent OF c0unry-country dealers ares limited 10
sihee county or district. Such is the difference OF
position.
o. The Power Of the Press ''the mighty lever of
me bisnoss world applied to business, is equal TO
me powerof steam applied to machinery. ,
W Advertisements are received for newspapers oi
az le cities and principal towns far ana near, at "
b. PALMERS Country Newspaper Advertising
Agency, s. E. corner Of Calvert and Baltimore SIS,
where every facility is afforded to Merchants, Manu-
facturers Professional men, Artists, &c, who desire
the country. sell diff
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19
ATIyE AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.

Mass MEETING TONIGHT. All those who
are interested in the protection of American
labor and American interests of every descrip-
ton, will please remember, that mass meet
ing of the Native American party will be held
tonight, at Logan Hall, corner of Bond and
Bank streets, Fell's Point. The meeting will
be addressed by the candidates for Congress and
the Legislature, and also, it is expected, by a
distinguished friend of the cause from Phila-
delphia. Mechanics and other working men
should attend this meeting, as they have a deep
interest in the change of the naturalization laws,
and in the prevention of foreign pauper labor
from coming into competition with their own
To obtain these great and glorious objects all
former party attachments should be abandoned
and the common good alone be sought. We
therefore urge a full attendance, that the Ma
tive American party may be "heard for its
cause" which Is the cause of the country.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19
D | T. d

Last evening, at O'Clock, after short hut very Sc
we're illness OF four days. Mr. COLUMBUS BULL, printer
son oil me late Jarrett Bull, Esq, OF this city, in the
2,t year of his age The deceased had been en- gag
go In MS office for several years past and enjoyed in
an eminent decree, the confidence and esteem of all
MS ieiow-workmen. He was an industrious ind re-
markably pious young man. and gave evidence in his
last ihomeRts, that he was leaving for a better and
happier world May he rest in peace.
At Kaskaskie, H., on the Sd inst of Yellow Fever
Mrs. MARY M. WHEELER, consort OF Mr.. Jas. wheel,
er, and second daughter of Mr.. Ignatius Boarman,
formerly Of Baltimore.
On the 9Th inst THoMAs McKITrRIcK, in the 37th
year OF his age, a native Of Ireland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19
Il l. M A n "A C,
MARRIED..

On the 18th inst by Rev. =. 7. Hill, MoRDEcAr W.
HAISEs 10 ELIZABETH w. HARLAN, both of Philadel-
phia.
AT Charleston, s. &. 9Th inst by Rev, VIM. b. Yates
WV. q. CLAYTON, late Of Baltimore, 10 Miss JANE f.
TRuEspELL, of Charleston.
AT Washington, 10Th iHst, byJ. P. Donean, WIN. P.
DRURY TO Miss MARY ELIZABETH LEHMAN.
AT Mt. Holly, NJ J. 10th inst. by Rev. Geo. More
house, Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, of Dauphin co. Pa to
ANNE EARL, daughter of Hon. Michael H. jerks, of
Bucks CO,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

"THE REAL NATIVES" A correspondent in
Wednesdays Argus, says-"lt seems TO ME
that the Indian savages were better republicans
than our selE-styed Natives They had none
OF that dread of foreign paupcrs and criminals,
which has rendered certain men in our day
such unfortunate monomanacs, nor did they
fly INTO fits on learning that portion Of the
emigrants were men with useful occupations.
Nor did they shut the doors of their wlgwams
into the faces Of the emjgrants, or talk OF deny
ing them any of the rights OF citizenship but
they welcomed them all, and treated them
kindly, except in instances where there the
whites cast the first stone of offence and az
erosion"
The Indian natives, 1t seems, had no dread Of
loloign Criminals and paupers," but took all
immigrants, without respect to their characters,
kindly by the hand, and introduced them into
their wgwans. And where are those "real ma
tive" now? In the wildcrness-whcre the ma
tives of the present day will also be driven, if
they continue to permit the prisons and aims
houses Of Europe to be cmptied upon our shores.
Indeed the threat has been already uttered; and
it is certain that it will he carried into OBJECT if
the tide of immigration be not checked. Al
ready have numbers of the mechanics of this
city been pushed from their stools, to make
room for foreigners, who labor at half wages.
If republcanism consist in preterring foreign
pauper labor to that of our own citlzens-or in
desiring to have our rights and privileges con-
ierred upon foreign criminals and paupers, we
confess that we do not belong to the republican
school. But we acknowledge 10 such republi-
cansm--it is spurious, and is found only with
party demagogues and political hacks. Repub-
to protect their people; and hence American
citizens have right to demand the passage of
such laws as shall prevent the bread from be-
ing taken from their mouths by foreign out
tivcs are not to be driven from the seaboard
without a struggle for their rights-anG when
the attempt shall be made, we apprehend that
it will be seen, that American citizens know
how to maintain their ground Let the polit-
cal sycophants, who would hug the foreign cr-
minal or pauper to their arms, for the sake of
their votes, exclalm against the principles ofthe
Native AmericanIparty as they may, those prin-
ciples are destined to triumph. If we thought
otherwise, we should not care how soon our
citizens took up their line of march to join the
Indian natives in the wilderness-for we shoup
despair of seeing the liberties of the country
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19
zDAPER HANGINGs AT COST!

n have large lot of PAPER HANGiNGS Which
will sci. at cost in lots to suit purchasers Those
IN want of Paper Hangngs have now an opportunity
to suit themselves at the lowest prices
have on hand and make to ORDER Beds, Mattresses,
Cushions. Window Shades, Venetian and Patent
Blinds, Table Oil Cloth. Mating, Base, &c.
E3- Old Sofas Chairs and Mattresses repaired, ana
the best manner and at reduced prices. Call on
LOUIS MULLER, No. N. Liberty st,
sel8 one door above Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

WATER AT SEA. Water at sea ay be
kept sweet for many years, it has beemscer-
tanned, by adding one and Il half pints the
oxide of Manganese to every two hundrl and
fifty pints of water, and ugitating thsliqud
once fortnight.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19
M1ONEY FOR THE MILLION. Every


lY9 one who patronizes M. DOYLE will imme-
diaely see the advantage of il, as he is well known
as the greatest prize vender in the United States
having been in business nearly twenty years will be
able 10 give satisfaction on every occasion, There
were twenty thousand dollars in prizes sold ana
cashed at this lucky office last week. The creates;
number of prizes are sold in packages which is de-
cidedIy the most advantageous for the purchaser
when he buys package half of the money is insured
him. and package may tain three Of the highest
prizes The following splendid Lotteries are to be
drawn this week:
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 80, shares in
proportion. Certificates of % whole tickets will he
issued in this scheme at $2 % halves Sl2 90 qrs S6
BY investing one of the above amounts you may re-
alize a very handsome sum of money.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who DIFF
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers BE-
the package, single ticket o. share Ali orders me-
mail or otherwise, addressed to
ri. DOYLE, No, l4f Pratt street,
1t fal Opposite B, Il 0, r, r, Depor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

BURROWS THEATRE, FRoNr-sr.- Benefit of Mr.
R1ekett This gentleman takes Benefit at the Front
street Theatre tonight, and for the occasion will re-
vve his celebrated representation of Iryings Rip Fan
Winsle, and will also appear as sMonsier Mallet,"
the exiled General of Napoleon, being the part in
which he appeared in London, BEFORE and at the spe-
ca request OF Queen Victoria, during his recent vi
sit TO Europe. Let there be full house; the benef-
cary richly deserves it,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

A LIFE LOST. We learn from the Philadel-
phia papers that on Tuesday night, on the ar
rival of the steamboat New Philadelphia, with
the Mail Line passengers from New York, a
gentleman in attempting to land, accidentally
slept overheard and was drowned. His body
has not yet been recovered. His baggage is
malked-''Capt. r. de Lutzen, New York"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

Essence OF COFFEE. One Mr.. Sziecky
has introduced an article in the shape,f the
Essence of Coffee in N. York, plan to ocure
good cup of coffee without the sllghtG trou-
bic Of roasting, grinding, SC. The usof it is
most simple, as it requires but dilute with
hot water to any degree of strength
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

Muszus. Tonight will be presented the elegant
Comedy of The Irish ambassador, with Mr.. Broug-
ham as The BunderiHg Dip!omatist A fund of amuse
ment maybe expected This establishment still con-
tinues to attract audiences of the most fashionable
order,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

SUR FOR LIBEL. One De Neufbourg, in
New Orleans, brought suit against the editors
of the Tropic for exposing his inhuman con.
duct in having boy, slave, cruelty whipped
The trial took place on the 9Th inst, the jury
could not agree and were discharged.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

E3-SHERlFFALTY. Messrs. EditOrs-You will
please announce to our fellow citizens the name of
ALEXANDER A. KENNARD, Esq as the good aud
true candidate of the friends of 'Native Americana
principles, for the important office of SHERIFF of
baltimore city. The energy and patriotism of Mr.
Kennard entitle him to the warm esteem and cordial
support of every true American hand and heart.
MANY VOTERS.
Qg- accept Of the above nomination, and solicit
the support of my friends and the voters generally
a29-tc ALEXANDER A. KENNARD,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

LATER FROM RE JANEIRo. We learn from
the Norfolk Courier that the U. S. frigate Bran
DIVINE, Com. Parker, arrived in Hampton
Roads on Wednesday afternoon from Rio ia
metro, Officers and crew all well.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

o. GENTLEMEN'S ATTENTION is called to a
lot OF superlatye Neck Ties at 81 each, worth so;
also, Collars Of styles at IL and 25 each blk.
Bombazine Stocks 1875 Suspenders in varieties at lS3,
2a' 81 and Ja Razors in variety at 25, 81, 81! and
"A ets each; fine Shaving Cream, Brushes, &c. &C;
Saunders Soap; Razor StrOps; also, Pocket Books;
Head Brushes Combs Of Buffalo, ivory, SC. SCI.
also, Writing Desks; Shaving Cases; Carpet Bags;
Glove Sue'chers, Sc, with thousands of other arti
clcS, run off at low prices for cash
10 Right on the corner of Market and Charles sts
sel9lt" MORTIMER X MOWBRAY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

CONTEMPT OF CoURr. John II. Deford, Of
Fayette county, Pa, at a late session of the
Court in Allentown, was fined 500, and sus
pended from practising for six months, for abus-
inc the Court
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19

TuRPENrINE. The Wilmington IN. c.
Chronicle says that the turpentnc distilled in
that place last year is estimated at 1000 bbls
worth $40, 900. The raw material shipped
$4,000 bis, valued at I6s 900, Tar shipped,
$4,000 bbls., worth s45, 900. Total s6l3, 900.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19
p3-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. COsO
dated LOTTERY, class No S, for lS45:

90 so SIS 10 &C Sc "a | So 8 81 rs rs
% and So being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each sou
SO and So being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 30
10 and 90, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 25
10 and 66, being the 4lh and 9TH drawn Nos each 20
IS and &c, being the 5th and 9th; ~ and 81, be-
ing the 9th and eth drawn Nos. each II
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos on, " )
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. 2 N. Calvert-st.