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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-11
UeEalARKABLE GOOD FoRTUNE.-

n a We understand that Messfs. EMORY 4 CO.,
the noted Prize Sellers, No. CALVERT ST., sold in
package of whole tickets in frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery, class No. 81, which drawn on Sa-
turday last in this city, to club of gentlemen in Lam
easter Pa, the capital prize OF $500; and that they
also sold to individuals in Chambersburg, York, Car
Isle, Washington and in various small towns in other
states number Of very handso prizes. Such luck
this in Lottery, excels in the way Of good for
tune any thing that before in the whole course
of editorial career fell to notices and we have
our msgvings if these gentlemen, famed though they
be prize sellers, will again shortly tufn out in
LOTTERY such a host of prizes. all N
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"W;R, AID RuMoRs OF WARS"-1roOps for
y,r,, Oar city was rife with rumors on Sa-
tnrday morning, that Mexico had declared war
arainst the United States, but as we received
no iotellirence from the South to that effect,
w., plid but little attention to it, and in short
time our citizens were convinced that they were
startled from their propriety" without suti-
cicnt cause The news from Mexico, to be
faunl in another column, although not alto
rether of pacific aspect, is for from being war
like. The report given in the Clipper on Sa-
turday, that Major Ringgold's fine troop of T..
5. Flying Artillery, had been ordered to be in
readiness to take up the line of march for Tex
as, is confirmed, and we learn that they are
prepared to move at Il moments Warning
Should we come to blows with Mexico, we
shall expect to hear good account OF Major
Ringgold and his unrvalIed troop, Their de-
partulc from this city will cause universal re-
gret among all classes of citizens. The 9th
Regiment of u. S, Infantry, it is said, have al
50 been ordered off, and that the troops gene
rally AT all tne posts on tnG htidHIlc ScdOOdIu,
have been directed to be held in readiness to
march for the same destination. These are
mere precautionary movements on the part of
our government, ana afford no certain ndica-
ton of war with Mexico, although such an
event may occur, though we have our doubts.
VIOLENT STORM IN Sr. MARY's COUNTY
We learn from the Lconardtown Beacon that a
violent storm of wind and hail passed over St.
Mary's county on the 3Oth ult. In Charlotte
Hall district great deal of fencing and three
or four large barns, one filled with tobacco,
were blown down. The corn and tobacco crops
were also greatly injured by the hail, and large
bodies of woods torn up by the roots and laid
PROSTATE. In one or two places on the Patux-
ent river, persons were compelled to place
themselves against the doors of their houses to
prevent their being forced from their hinges
and the window lights were completely shatter-
ed by the hail.
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fI3- SilERIFFALTY. To the YOters Of the City
Of Baltimore: The undersigned having been announc-
ed By his friends candidate for the office Of SHE
PIFF, would most respectfully solicit the sntfrages OF
his fellow citizens al the approaching Election,
Should he be successful, he pledges himself to an
honest and faithful discharge Of the highly responsible
dnties of the office, with all the zeal, energy and
ability he POSSESSES.
a6-thm6lt RICHARD Marley.
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h3-GERMAN SOCIETY OF MARYLAND. A
Special Meeting Of the members of this Society will
he held on MONDAY EVENING, the llth instant,
at s O'Clock, at the Rooms Of the Germania, North
Howard sire 1t. Members requested to be pune
tual in their attendance, business of Importance
will come before them. By order OF the President,
n0.2t c. w. LENTZ, Sec'Y.
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IMPROVEMENT. Our neighbors of the Re
publican have greatly improved the appearance
Of their paper, ana we congratulate them on
the change, We most cordially hope that they
will be properly remunerated for their labors
and expenses. The paper is conducted with
talent and spirit, and ably advocates the great
cause Of reform
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. The safe and commodious
steamer Pocahonas having been chartered by party
of young gentlemen, will leave the intersection Of
Light and Pratt this evening at z, O'Clock, for
grand NJ oonlight Excursion and Coton party down
the bay. The gentlemen having in charge are de-
terminea that shall not be exceled by any excursion
that as will take place this The boat will
stop at the County wharf going and returning,
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G3- E. 8. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French & German LOOKING Glass pL.aTES
which will be sol by wholesale and retail, as low
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in Ill Its variees-such as Portrait
Picture, aud Frames of all descriptions.
CORNICES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-gilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
GnsS inserted at
Yield No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.
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ANOTHER DISHONEST CLERK. Joel S.
Bracket, formerly a clerk of Barker s. Towle,
Catharine street, N. York, was arrested on Fri
day, for stealing at various times $500 from his
employers, which he had gambled away at
Harrison & Hern's, No. Park Row. Bracket
admitted his guilt, and H. s Il. have refunded
the money.
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ARuNNT GOODS. LADIES' SHOES, FAN
N Cf MILLINERY, SC, saved from the late fire
on MARKET Space, at my Auction Room on TUESDAY
MoKNlNG, l2lh Aug, l845, at 10 O'Clock, This is
large correction and hut little damaged, among which
besides silks, Threads, Ribbons, Cottons, Wells Scis
sors, and the usual variety of a Retail Fancy Dry
Goods store Also, 500 ys Remnants for bed spieads
safe Also, $50 pairs a!ies' Shoes, with STOCK If
French Millinery, &c. U3- Dealers would do well to
add TO this sale, every thing viii be free unrescrrcd
a9-3t Is f. W ROOF Auct
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w. THOMPSON and GEORGE SAVAGE, of Washington
city, will address the Marion Temperance Society on
THIS (Monday) EVENING, at their Hall, EnsoT St,
next to the Independent Engine House The public
and particularly the ladies are invited to attend
Seats free. The service Of the evening will com
mence at q o'clock. BY order
It. GEORGE BROWN, President
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n7- OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md ConsOli
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for 1915:

3 II 81 "a 10 SO 45 40 %
) and II, being the lst and ID drawn Nos. each $40
81 and Ga, being the Sd and 4ih drawn Nos. each 10
i and I, being the 9th and l0th; or and 3D.
heing the 10Th and | 18th drawn Nos each 5
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each ,
All having only of the drawn Nos on, " l
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. . n. Calvert-st.
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{a3- We take pleasure in calling the attention ofour
readers to the very faterng inducements offered in
another column to ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry firm of EMORY & CO., No. . North Calvert ST.
If the half ofthe reports in circulation in regard
TO the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re-
evng peculiarly distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than an ordinary
notice. jC27 If
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qr3-I. O. o. t. The members Of GRATITUDE
LODGE, No 5, are requested to b. pumcria in their
attendance IT the Lodge Room THIS EVENING, as
business interesting and affecting every member will
he acted on. BY order,
II IAMES N. 5. T. WRIGHT. Sec,y.
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A II TIIEOLD TRICKS AGAIN-SELL-
N ING CAPITALS IN ALMOST EVERY LOT
Terry THAT is DRAWN. Although this is one OF
the Oldest established offices in Baltimore there
er was seen such an extraordinary run of luck. No
less than Is three No tickets in week, and many
of them handsome prizes. This is astonishing luck
doubt. but il is such that is and be with by
every patron of NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot,
No. IA Pratt street, opposite tile Railroad depot,
(next TO Bradshaw's United States Hotel.)
ss'rhe smiles of Fortune cheer
Those who persevele."
If Won want to experience what good luck is call
and get some of the following splendid prizes:
MONDAY, capital prize ,O0O tickets S., shares
" TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares in
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares
in proportion ~
THURSDAY, capital 100000, tickets "a, shares in
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000 tickets SO, shares in
proportion. nm. ~
propotion In this last scheme there is very pretty
chance for small fortune for the small sum of S'3s
You can purchase certificate of % whole tickets, and
NAV draw over $4,000; certificates of halves and quar-
tiers will also he ssurd-one for S675, and the other
for S3.37a.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky NUMBERS, by
the PACKAGE single ticket or share. All orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
Ii fri Opposite B. * o. R. K. Depot.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The creditors
~ of William Ogden Niles whose claims originated
prior to Sth May 1899, hereby notified to file their
claims, duly proved, with the subscriber before
the LIST September next otherwise they will be exclu
ded from any dividend on the same.
THOS. G. HILL, Trustee,
jyl-2awtSl $50 Lombard street, Baltimore.
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wUsT RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCK-

HUST RECEIVED, and for sale at HlNCk-
ID LEY'S Literary Emporium, -..,
2SOt MARKET STREET.
Marriage, Novel, by the author Of "Destiny," Sc.
only % cents.
The Cottagers of Genburnie, Tale by Mrs Ham
ilton, extremely entertaining, oRly % 90 nts:
chance Medley of Light Matter, by L. Z. Graf
tan, humorous and sensible, % cts
Daily and Weekly Herald, Boston Pilot, Yankee,
Uncle Sam, Ray Vsiter, Courier, Gazette Post, Dol
lar, Messenger, Punch, Monumental City, Sc ,
Agents and the trade supplied at low prices win all
new and cheap works soon rs issued at
c, A. HLNCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2S0t BALTIMORE STREET,
as one door East of McClellan's alley.
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'N re ZEN N nAns UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOFS
FOR vaIparais0-Ship Euphrasia soon
FOR HaYre-Ship Venice, with despatch
For Rotterdam-Ship stephen Lurinan, soon.
For Btemen-Shlp Frederick Leo, with despatch.
For Ireste-Barqne Ganges, with despatch
For Observation-Disclosures Kronprinz Won Hanover, with
despatch. WIN
FOR Kingston, Jam.-Barque Hermitage few days
For Falmouth, Jam,-Brig Ariel, few DAYS
For st. ThomaS-Brg Arabian, snon.
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER s. co..
No. Holiday :, BALTIC.
ERAVN NOS. of Small Fry, class 3D. August

ny OH, loves, prize ST.
II 81 "a 10 50 Is 43 6 %
THIS DAY, two grand high prizes of Sl5, 600 and
SlO,0OO-75 Nos. IA ballots Tickets S. halves 50 So
qrs. 81 25.
Orders for tickets and packages in all the lotteries
now drawing under the management OF J. G. Gregory
s. Co should be forwarded to
JAMES FLETCHER x CO., Baltimore, Md.
II Agents for the Managers.
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-" w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST
u n . ~ w. corner of Eutaw and Lombard streets
milo 3m
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ZOE COWELL begs respeelfiuIly 10 INFORM

TOE COWELL begs respectfully to inform the
~ public that he has declined the drama and open
ed Tavern, called the ''FAYETTE HOUSE,' for
inerly the residence of General Wnder opposite Bar
NUNS Ladies' Ordinary, No. 80 FAYETTE STREET,
where the best of every thing in the way of EATING
and DRINKING can be obtained at all hours, in quiet
and comfort, on moderate terms.
LUNCH every day from II to O'Clock.
MOCK TURTLE SOUP to day AIT
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N
EN 2UO bbs superfne Virginia FLOUR, extra, for
retailing and family use
$50 bbs. superfne Virginia String Flour, for bakers
100 do. Fine Flour, a good article
Broad Arrow and First RYE FLOUR
Welsh's choice White Wheat Family FLOUR
so bbs. Buckwheat FLOUR for FEED
BACON 5000 handsome SIDES
so bbs. Old Rye WHISKEY
30 do. Peach BRANDY, IN store
aud for sale by WALTER l. Co
IT. No. 29 South Howard street.
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MOUSELINES, GlNGHAMS, &c.

MOUSELINES, GINGHAMS, &c
ED McELDOWNEY 81 co. have opened,
Aes case low priced MOUSLINES, of handsome
patterns, Also, dark Plaid GlNGHAM, new style
and fine quality; Gala Plaid, suitable for boys wear,
with a fall assortment of bamask Table Cloths and
Napkins; Huckaback, French and Scotch To"els;
Barnsly Sheetng; Pillow Case Linen; Shiriing Linen,
various makes and fabrics, from low priced 10 super
fine. Together with good supply of the inherent
Goods in their line, which they will sell low, At
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
all between Calvert AND Leht-sts
MNRlzEs! PRIEST Go TO the great Lottery
III vendors, EMORY g. Co., if you want pnze'
Office No North Calvert street. IL
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NC @Il. OF TANNlN, Since this article was
introduced last fall the sale has become immense. -
To soften leather, matter how hard, It acts 10 the
aslorshnen of all, and for all old Leather Harness
and Carriage toys ia use il is invaluable, anu no
stables would be without il when once known.
To he had at the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
sis, Baltimore. Also at the corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison sis, aud at 81 Thames street. 1t
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NATcnaES WATCnEs! WATCHES!

AIATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES,
w OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ESP Strangers and citizens wishing to purchase
MTIS Watch, Gold or Silver, OF the most approyrd
II ~ kinds and finest workmanship, will do well 10
tAa.2Sa call at GABRIEL d. CLARK'S Store. Water
street, second door Om Calvert, who has now very
extensive lot OF WATCHES on hand, and by the diff
f'rhnt arrivals from Europe, still receiving additions
so mat his assortment will always he found complete
NIB, Fine Watches properly Repaired and Regu-
lated, all .eotf
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NRASs SKIRTS! GRASS sKIRTs.!
81 - NpnAu pEnIU,u,I1N

KASS SIX MS! UKNSS SNIKTsT
~ GREAT REDUCTION.
Best quality, yards wide for ST. and IS cts; Cord
ed Skirts, fine qnality, for Is cts; Laces Netts Ho-
Love and Grape Wells; Hdks.; Cress Caps Sleeves;
Ribbons, Nerdlework, sc. &c.
The Ladies may rely upon getting great Bargains,
and the assortment is the most superior in town. The
Goods are all new and of the most superior kind, and
the prices beat every thing that was ever seen.
Mind the place. s. BROADBENT.
93 Baltimore street, opposite Holiday.
{hF- Cheapest Store in the United States. 1t"
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
MyII.I.IA nIlINSnn
PIANO t'ORTES.
O. Il. CONRAnT has

G.J CONRADT has removed
agL1@s--fSTs7.sX to No. 24i BALTIMORE STREET,
~ q 80 few doors west of Charles where he
i'offnrs for sale large assortment of
PIANOS, received by late arrivals. consisting of 10
Instruments, English German and French action, and
of various exterior finish. They manufactured by
Rosenkranz, schambach and Mefhaut, and other eel
ebratcd makers of Germany. The assortment is con-
santy kept up by the receipt of from to 10 fresh
instruments per month.
Mr. CONRADT devotes his time and attention OK
clusivey TO the Piano trade il is his whole and only
business and he is determined 10 have always the
best instruments that be procured, and TO sell
them on accommodating terms.
SECOND HAND PIANOS. An elegant London
made upright and two square Planes, 6 octaves, in
excellent order, for sale low. al d2w
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VIM. FL. KEEYIL,

NIE2 W M. It. "A EEVIL,
HSE3 FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL HALTER,
xsaR& 90 BALTIMORE STREET,
yGfxGfxSA Bcgs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
sthat owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price any other esab
lishmen in the city, Of any shape description now
won viz: Six, Moleskin Russia Cashmere Nutria,
and Beducr. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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NpOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c. sc
I'D 1870 cases, received per recent arrivals, Dir ec
from manufacturers, consignment, and for sale by
the only, on manufacturers account at unpreoe-
dentedly low prices.
al.3m f H. MERRILL, II and 10 Hanover-st
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A l. M A N A C.
MARRIED.

ATNhIEU,
At Alexandria, d. e. 18th inst. by Rev'd JON Guest
Rev. = $ ROszEL, of the Baltimore Annual Confer
ence, 10 Mrs. JULIA ANN DEBuTTs, daughter of John
p. Duany, Esq, of Lnudnul county, Va.
At Washington, 18th uit, by Rev. Thomas SewaU,
of Baltimore, Prot. LORENZO ID. NcCABE, of Athens
Ohio, TO Miss MARTHA +, daughter of Daniel SewaIl
OF Harrington, Me. On the 18th instant, by Rev. II
Myers, THos A.JAMEsoN to Miss MARY HESRIgrTA
bARKLEy both Of Charles county, Md.
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a,RAND AND GLoRIoUs LUCK in the Small

GRAND AND GLORIOUS LUCK in the Small
SE Fry of Saturday last On the return of that pop
ular scheme our customers gave n brisk and ami.
mated run for the redemption of their prizes, all of
which paid as fast presented. 'ENever miss' is
our motto. $1,000 in half ticket we sold to lady,
and $500 in quarter sent to Carlisle, Pa -Four
prizes of Sl00 and of $50 sold various persons
al home and abroad making Is prizes in one lottery,
and small scheme at that. TODAY, SIS 600 and
$40 900 are the capitals-75 Nos. ii ballots-tckes
IS, shares in proportion.
r. r. TUCKER BROTHER,
Right OH the COmer-Head of Centre Market.
{h3- Send your orders early-The Small Fry draws
again next SATURDAY, 10th inst. Capital $1,000.
Tickets ST. qrs. 25 cts Packages of qrs. 50 81. 1t
ENOURTEEN PRIZES in every 25 tickets in to-
II, days scheme at SCHOOLFIED & CO.. with
capitals of $50O and $4,000, and tickets only SIS,
and purchasers will materially facilitate their many
operations BY giving Scheduled s. Co. call to day
lowest prize 81, are:
S II 81 "a 10 SO 45 40 7 6 %
Draws TO DAY, the beautiful scheme of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class s5.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of SlO,5OO prize Of S225o
" 10000 5 " 1000
l 5000 5 -" 5OO.&c
Tickets $751; halves $50; quarters .25; eighths 62c
n3- Draws next SATURDAY the Small Fry Nd.
F. F. Seminary Lottery, class 80, Capital $4,000; Tick
ST., shares in proportion, and in which Scheduled
& Co will sell on certificate, packages of % whole
tickets for only $3.50; halves Sc rs; quarters 1887;
eighths 81 e. For the capitals be sure and call on
or send your orders to the all lucky
SCHOOLFlELD 4 Co,
No. Calvert street.
1t FrSteiicettom Baltimore street.
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B-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, aNo
1884, BALTIMORE STREET-such as
uAnmoTu RUJs Much larger than any o'heF
"A""'ih nihhH / Office can execute
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE Il HATTERS' Ellis,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc.
Indeed it is needless to enunornte, as we are pos
sessed of facilities fer doing work, in epeys'yAs, and IN
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY NOMINATIONS. The De-
mocratic Convention which assembled at low
son Town on Saturday, made the following
nominations:-F the House Of Delegates
James Carroll, Jr., Nathan H. Ware, John B
Holmes, Thomas Hall, and Levi K. Bowen
For Shcriff-Sellman Cox. For Commission
ers-John Burrs, Richard Herbert and Joshua
Hutchns.
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fast becoming too far distant tor the convenience
of those pushing Improvements to the southern
limits of the city. The new watch.house has
proved highly satsfactoryto the good people in
that region, in protecting them IN peace, and
we learn that the greatest annoyance is from the
colored, and that the magistrate is determined
to commit all arrested without permits after
an illegal hour of the night So look out.
Assault upon White Man by Negro Boy
Mr. John +. Schumacher, gentleman living
in Gough-st, on the Point had his head cot in
a most shocking manner, on Saturday morn
ipq. by a brickbat, thrown by the hands Of a
colored boy. DR.. Lands dressed the wounds,
which we understand are of great length and
depth. and of quite a serious character. The
boy will probably be arrested this morning, as
a warrant for the purpose has been issued by
Justice McAlister.
Admitted to practice. Randolph J. Bouldin,
Esq, was admitted to practice at the bar of
Baltimore City Court, on Saturday last.
Charged ,oith fraud WIN. Croft, charged
with having procured two horses, the property
of DAWSON c. FiIson, under false pretences,
was arrested, on Saturday, by officer Laughlin,
and released on security, by J. Wright, Esq.
Delegates to the Military Convention. At a
meeting of the German Yagers held few
evenings since, the following named gentlemen
were elected delegates to the Military conven-
ton. Capt. Frederick Eterman, Lieut.. A..
Pracht, A. Reuter-, A. Large, Sargeants, and
private d. Pralle.
The New York herald., 1845-03-08
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, March T-Si PM.

As we anticipated the sgh. decline Of yesterday has
been immediately followed by improvement large
enough to bring quotations up 70 point higher than that
per cent; Eric Railroad /; Pennsylvania b's. !; IL
iinois, u; Morris Canal, 4; Long Island. Ii Can
ton, I Vicksburg. I; Reading, a. stonngton, Far
prices East Boston sll per cent The sales Of Moth
American Trust were very large at Ia per cent. This
den movement indicates commencement Of operations
which may be carried to extent Transactions in
ment in prices show that there operators in the
ket able and disposed to put up quotations to higher
point than yet reached.
The Stamp Tax Bill has passed the Mary land House Of
Delegates by vote Of 80 to IS, with amendments
The second section, which provided for stamp duty on
policies Of insurance, deeds, leases bills Of SALE mort
cages bills lsding and charter parties stricken
The bill is to 60 into operation on the tenth Of May and
to continue n force until the first of May ls49 The
salary of the Commissioner Is fixed at $780, and OF his
clerk and assistant clerk $500 each The tux and
hills Of exchange 9 Ia ba as folOws.-