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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
THE METHODIST CHURCH--Dr. BAs-
CONS WORK On sT.AFERf--.Messrs.
CLAY AND CALHOUN.

CLAY AND CALHOUN.
We copy from the Christian Advocate
Of this city, Of he ls.h, the following
Letters from these distinguished men, on
this grave and momentous subject.
Like ar. Clay, We viewed the separs-
too of the Northern and Southern Metho-
dist, at FIRST. with great alarm--not as 10
itself dangerous to Union. or Liberty, or
Rsligion--but as the exposiior Of state
sectional feeling and antipaihy, which
might eventually prove OF the mos: abb
sorbing and dire consequence.
We were reluctantly satisfied, but still
convinced, tina. the separation was judi
clous and wise, and we hope 10 find space
for some OF DR.. Bascom's yiews:- Wing.
FROM rHg ADVOCATE.
DR.. BASCOM'S WORK ON SLAVERY.
In answer 10 brethren who have re.
.quested US to forward copies OF this work,
we beg 10 say, that we have not copy
left. We may also remark, tia, the en-
tire edition Of the work--a very large
one--is exhausted and the learned au-
thor is preparing a new edition, with a
new analytical arrangement ofthe whole.
We are era,ifed to make this announce.
ment. The reputation Of this sterling
work, will be greatly enhanced by sys
tematic arrangement of its subjects, and
a division Of them into chapters and sec.
tons. The strong approval OF enlighien-
ed public opinion, has already placed the
work among the standard publications Of
the age, Snd It will wear its well-earned
honors long after such ephemeral pubIica
tons as Peck's review have perIshed in
forgetfulness.
While upon this subject, we will not
withhold from our readers the opinion Of
two Of the most distinguished Statesmen
OF our country, respecting the character
and worth Of the work in question.
Fort flrLL, July 18th, 1916.
"Dedr Sir: am under much oblga-
ton 10 you for the copy Of toe Rev. Dr..
Bascom's Review OF the Manifesto of the
Majority. which YOU were so kind to
send me through the Rev, Mr.. Wightman
of Charleston.
81 have read it with much attention,
and great deal of pleasure. 1t is in
every respect very ably executed, ooth
as to matter and manner and is a full
and triumphant vindication of the course
adopted by the Southern portion Of the
Methodist Church. Their conduct,
throughout the whole affair, was such as
became Patriots and Christians.
"Dr. Bascom has displayed the talent
and information, not only of an able D.
vine and Logcian, but also Of an able
Statesman and profound Philosopher. |
regard it. taken as whole, the ablest
production which has yet appeared against
that fanatical agitation of the subject Of
abolition, which exists at the North and
North. West, and which threatens both
Church and State with so much mischief.
The whole Union, but more especially
the South, is indebted 10 him for his clear
and full exposition oil its character, ten
adency and object. With great respect,
am, &c &c. J. C. CALHOUN.
"MR. T. B. STEVENSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
"AsHLAND, August 18th, ls45.

My Dear SIR: received your letter
informing me that new revised edition
is about to be published of DR.. Bascom's
pamphlet, in respect tothe divisions which
have arisen in the Methodist Church. |
perused copy OF the firstedltion with ve-
ry great satisfaction, and consider 1t as
distinguished by uncommon ability. Be-
sides the particular questions involved in
the controversy, between the Southern
and Northern sections of the Methodist
Church, it treats of other subjects Slave.
ry and Abolition in mastery manner,
and well adapted to make deep and las
ting impression upon all patriotic and rell-
gious minds open to the reception Of great
and important truths. The irtention oil
DIR. Bascom to divide the principle topics
OF the work into suitable chapters will be
an agreeable facility to the reader Of IT.
"An unVerrautsble Interpretation has
been given to letter which addressed
several months ago to DR.. Boothe, in re-
gard TO the menaeed separation of the
Methods, Church. II was nv purpose,
in that letter, To confne myself strictly Ia
al expression of my great regret of the
consequences 10 the Church and TO the
Union, which spprehended from the sep
Grafton, with ut iniimailng any opinion
whatever as to which of the two parties to
the controversy was in the wrong. ] IN,
derstand that my letter has been construct.
ed to imply that thought the Southern
division OF the Church in error, which is
certainly not the opinion that | do really
entertain.
"My profound regrets on account ofthe
division of the Church, for MecduSe uhich
brought IL about, remain undimlnished. ]
know that these are very high au.
thorities for cherishing the belief that
the event will add strength instead
of creating danger to our political
union. anxously hope that experience
may demonstrate the correctness of that
and the fallacy of my opinion"
81 am respectfully,
"Your friend aud obd't serv't,
Al. CLAY.
IsrnN Eer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
MARTINsBuRG MARKET.
nALTIMnRE MARkEr-

American Office September 49, l345.
BEEF CArTLE.--The number Of Beeysi at mar
ket to-day unusually large. The quality was
lair and the demand good with sales to a con.id-
erbbla extent. but At a slight decline from asst
weeks rates. The offerings at the Scales amount
ed to 100 head, o. which 20 remain over unsod 1;
378 were purchased fnr the Philadelphia market
aud all the balance 593 head, we're taken BY city
butchers, at prices ranging from s so to s. 50
per 90 lbs. the hoof--equal 10 g. so and $475
nett. The average rate Of sales is aboui 50 l8a.
Hoes - he supply Of live Hogs row in market
is large, and they continue to arrive freely and
somewhat beyond the demand, which is neverthe-
less fair, There is no change ia rates, and we
quote as before at 81 so for ordinary 10 S. for
good, with moderate sales.
FLouR.-There is very little doing in the mark
ct for Howard ST Flour, sales being confined to
small pafces, hoh. with the exception OF one or
Two lots on Saturday at 81 564 have been taken at
$3.50 the prevailing rate to-day. aud at which we
note sales OF several hundred 5bIs. The 1rantity
now offering is quite small and the stock in mark
e ligh. We quote the receipt price al $i.373.--
Sales o-dsy Of 1900 bbls Cny Mills Flour at 81 so
The mill streams low that it ia doubtful
whether much more than the sbeye quantity could
be furnished this week.
GaAls.--lhs receipts Of Wheat are moderate,
and prices steady. Sales of good 10 best reds to-
day at 85 81 cts and two or three parcels very
superior at 88 cts. We quote ordinary 10 good
reds rs a IS cts. Sales Of both white and vel
low Md. Corn to-day nj 81 cts. small lot Of
Penna yellow sold at the same price. Sales of
Oats at 80 80 cts. NJ Bye is worth G. Cts.
BAcoS.-rhe activity which prevailed in the
market ior Bacon during the past week has subsi-
ded and at the present time is rather dull, sales
being in small parcels at prices within previous
quotations, viz. Shoulders "a cts: Sides "a A
cts; assorted 81 cts; and Hams "a II CTS.
WBlskEY The demand is moderate wnh im-
ted sales Of hhds. at "a cts. and bbs. at % cts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
TO PRTNTERS.
Type Foundry and Printers Furnishing
Warehouse


FHNHE subscribers bsNe opened new Type Foun-
II dry m The city OF New York, where they are
ready supply orders any extent, for any kind Of
job Fancy Type, Ink Paper, Cases, Galleys,
Bass Rule, Steel Column Rule, Composing Sticks,
Chases and every other article necessary fore PRINT
ing Office.
The Type which aIe cast in new molds, from an
entire eet Of mAlrixes, with deep counters are
warranted to be unsurpassed by any, and will be
sold prices suit the times. All the type fur
nished by Us is "hand-cast"
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En-
giues ofshe most approved patterns
N. B.-A Machinist Is constantly il attendance
70 ropaic Presses end do light work.
Composition Rollers cast for Printers.
OCJ-Ediors Of Newspapers who will buy three
times as much Type their bills amount 10, may
give the above six months insertion in their pa
pers, and send their nspers containing il to the sub
scribers COCKCROFT g. OVEREND,
Oct ., l845-6m 6S Ann ST. New York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
GEoRGEKoWN MARKET.

| REPORTED FOR THE GAZETTE BY W 7. COMPTON.
Georgeto0H, September 30, 1886
Flour Since my last, there has been Sut litte
change in the price Of standard Flour. The uni
form asking price is 50 so and some ssles but
there are more sellers than buyer. ~ that rate
Extrs, $3.50, and very eSfra, S462b; Family
IS 25 and wanted
GRAIN-Wheat, SO to 88 cts for reds. and 30
TO 100 cts for white. Corn, so cts. Oats SO els.
TIMOTHY SEGD-$3
, PLAsTFR.-S3.50 to 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
Grand scheme!

81 W TTkTHT dVTUuHTTOE 10 FJU,U fJ.I D
Tickets sl-Shares in proportion.
"Tall trees from lile acorus grow"-besutiful
little scheHe--,iekets in manner nothing consid-
etng the chances 25 Whole Tickets, sI4-25
Halves. $7-25 Qn SO 5O-25 Eghths, $l.75.
Address.
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
No 5, HoAiday 81, Baltimore, Nd.
Agents Tor the Managers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02

'hos VI gov g''"' FsiV' gov NC Wc'
Whole Tickets only sl5-Halves $7.50-Quar-
tiers $3.75-Eighths ( 81 10. 90 Whole Tick
ets. sl9O-26 Halves, s95-26 CHARTERS, $47 So
20 Eighths $2375
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
or Packages in the above Splendid Lottery will re-
ceive he most prompt attention, and an account of
draping will be sent Immediately after it is over
to all no order from US.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
Id. r.. Earnam's
PATENT FORCING PUMP,

KNARMERS, Planters, and Gentlemen can have
n water brought from distance to reservoir
from which II may be conveyed in pipes TO the
house. barn hog sites, &c; TO the milk rooms for
keeping milk cool in summer; or to supply foun-
tans, These pumps may be worked by hand OF
by water-wheel or windmill, and are capable Of
forcing water 100 600 feet horizontally, and from
30 TO 100 feet high; and with the addition OF a
Hose may be converted into Fire Engine.
OJ-Refer TO Andrew Hunter, Esq and Hon. I.
r. Douglass, Of Charlestown. Edmund [. Lee, jr.
OF ShepherdstoNn; d. II. Conrad and Bernard
Doll, ESQ.,. Of Martinsburg; Col. John STROLLER
Of Morgan County.
Orders left with JOHN KABLE., of Kabletown,
Jefferson County, or with RHlS JONES, Mar.
tin'burg. Berkeley County. will be promptly at
tended 10.
September 4, 1876
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
.u.zERIEs,,

On Monday, the Odd ult, at 3erry,ille. Clarke
Co., by the Rev. Mr.. Wilmer. Mr. JoNArHaS
SMITH TO Miss RssEcoA lsLER, daughter OF Col
Jacob lsler. sll Of that place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
" Office.

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned ere
IA respectfully requested TO come forward and
make immediate payment, they very much
in wsnI OF money and cannot well give further in
diligence. |. g. l.. ASH
Sent. IL. 1845.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
lSAE0w ADTIclLlESo

N8ErAbiC POLISHING POWDER Anal.
1Vh. tic!s that challenges 81 todsl 10 M the
serdist qnslitss bfa rapid and heautfn foii.h faf
Silver c-tmeu Silver. Brass. Bfalsnie Msrs, iAe
Cptlery, &c for sale by
VIM. II. HEsbEflNE & CO.
Sept. 25 pruggi-tss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

For he Benefit of The Frederick Seminary
Class Al for l945-to be drewn at Baltimore, on
Saturday. October 10, lS45. rs Number Lottery
-l3 Drawn Ba ilots
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
Leather.

EnA LBS. best Spanish Sole Leather
ID CVV just received and for sale. at lets
pei pound By
Sept rs VIM II HESLETINE s. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
OYSTERS, sc.
Mccormick Reaper.

VESHE subscribers give notice to the Farmers Of
N jefferson, Berkeley and Loudoun, that they
have msde al. necessary prepaI atons for supplying
them with McCormicks Reaper, 1.-THE reputation
OF which is nov esisblished.) They have employ
ed Mr.. L. w. HANDLE. of Clarke Co, Va, as an
Agenr, who will attend to selling Machines and
putting them in operation. All those who wish to
engage Reapers, will please forward their orders
Agent aud prompt attention will be Civ
en- to them. JAMES NJ. HlTE g. SON.
White Post, Clarke Co. Va
Sept. 25. lS45-3t Cost adv 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
Dissolution Of CO. Partnership

NHEESE.--I have on hand prime article Of
" Cheese, which will sell on reasonable terms.
X. X. Depot, Sept. IS WIN KROESEN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
Nathan G.. Y0ung:

TEyBKE NOTICE, That On Saturday, the Isl
n day OF November, at the United Ststes Ho'
TEL IN MartiDsburg, | will take the deposition OF
Richard Bodine, to be offered as evidence IN suit
now pending in the County Court Of Berkeley on
Chancery side, in which ] am plaintiff and you
nd others are defendants.
JACOB YINSoNHELLER.
Sept. 25, l845--5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02

EyAMILY q suPERFINE FLouK --Just r..
u cesysd. fresh supply u Family and Sapelhae
Flour, and for sale cheap, fol cash
4 \. Depot Seqt.ll WIN .KROEsEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02

A sEPPLy Of Orleans Mola..e-, superior qrsl-
"A y. fot sale at J M. MOUNTS
July 81 s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02

AIDES BASKETS. &c just received a
n very handsome lot Of Ladies' Baskets, also.
aisrket Baskets-ior sale chesp
x. r. Depo,, Sept. IS WIN KR0FSFN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
Superior Scheme!
$4,000!
$25, 600! $4,000!
brilliant Scheme,

]. G. GREGORY & Co, MANAGERS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
FRESH CONFECTIONERY, &C.

'RfHE subscriber has just received tom Balsi-
"A more fresh supply Of Confectionery. such as
Lnndies, Figs Prunes, Raisins, Na,s of all kinds;
vroeeries-siich as N. o. Moiasses, good quality
OF kio Coffee 4, 10 per H., Orleans Sugar al
c.s also, another kind Of Brown Sugar ar 8 c-s
Alum, Sslasrsfas, Ground Ginger, and Fine Salt,
which he offers for sale % pleasing terms
Aug, 81 GEORGE RAENHAI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
Matches.
.ksUc0ss IEsuasfed.

4 WISH 20 purchase large quantity Of prime
III Bacon ieF which Iwiil pay . liberal prics 10
cash, ~ exchange Fish, Sall aud Groceries ior H.
X Depot, Sept4 WIN kROESEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-02
MACKENZIE,A PAMPHLET.

"Tuo. B. STEVENSON, Esq,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22
BNOLLlDAY PRESENTS!

HNOLLlDAY PRESENTS!
Il IA VERY RICH FRENCH GOODS!
FRANKLIN G1RDNER, 1873 Baltimore street,
would Respectfully inform the public that he has inst
returned from the North, and received direct from
Paris the most I've 'utifu tnenl Of rich Frenc
FANCY GOODS that has ever been opened III tn s
Market ami would solicit call from AL those wish
ing anything beautiful for the Holidays
RICH FANCY DRESS GBODS-kIch Fancy Staple
Silks; Brocade Silks for evening dresses; Saliu
Robes for do do; Heavy Whllc aud CUi'd sat
ins; French Cashmere and Mon. de Laines;
Fig'd and Plain rarelons; do do swiss Mus.
lins Muslin Robes; Emb'd Muslius; French
Ombta Ctoakings; A silk Velvet for MantilIas
and ClOiks.
IES-Rch French Worked Capes and
Collars; do. do. do. Sleeves and Cuffs; Real
Lace Capes and Wells; Demi Vris, Real aud
Application; Emh'd linen Camb. Hdkts; Rich
Emb'd Robes for evening dfesSea.
SUANVl.S ID SCARFS-Rch lndoux Ca shmere
Shaws, Long aud square; Rich Tekerri do;
French Printed do; Lace, scarlet and other
Sc rts
MISCELL Jewelry Boxes; French
Noik'd Purses aud Bags; Grape Cravats; Vel.
vet |carfs and Fancy Pints; Dem Long Kid
Glnves; do do. do DO. Richly trim'd; aIexan-
der. best Kid Gloves; Best silk Mus, Richly
Emb'd; Long do. do do. do; Embd and Plain
Silk Hosiery; Rich Neck Rihb,Ds, etc.
lGENTLEME S'5 WEAR-Rich Emb'd White Satin
Vests; do do. BI'k do do; do do. Velvet and
| Cashmere do, direct from my Agent al Lyons
and the richie article received this seasnn.)
CHASSON'S White Cold and Bpk Kid Gloves
! Rich Cravsts, Scarfs, &c. &e. frAs dl!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22

THNHE RATIONAL REMEDY. For all
u cases of incipent Consumption, Bronchitis,
obstinate Coughs; Colds, generally characterized as
''cOIds that settle on the breast" and weak or
debilitated condition Of of The chest, this
remedy may be relied upon with the mo undnubling
confidence. For the genuine article, and particulars,
&C., apply TO the following Druggists:
Messrs. I-RAEL J. GRAHAME, corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore stree Is.
COLEMAN Il ROGERS, No l73 Baltimore stieet,
between Light and Calvert-st.
WIN. 5. REESE, M. 81 f.. Baltimore st and
THOS. q. HOPKINS, corner of Broadway and
Fleet street, F. dis 2aw3Wt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22
etRRTsTMAs PRESENTS. Now opening

GtRRFSTMAs PRESENTS. Now opening
" beautiful assortment Of goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS
among which W" enumerate splendid patterns OF
VERY RICH DOUBLE PLATED CAKE BAS-
KErS, made expressly for the London market, and
entirely new styles; PLATED FORKS; SPOONS;
SALT and GUTTER DISHES; CUES; CHAFIhG
DISHES; Soup Ladies', sc Very handsome sets Of
NEW STYLE RIrANNIA v ARE; FINE IVORY
BALANCE HANDLE TABLE aud TEA KNIVES
and FORKS, IN sets and dozens; CANDEl.ABBAS;
SOLAR aud HALL LAMPS; MANTLE ChOGKS:
brauIimi WAIFERS, in sells; PAPER MACHlER
and ulher FANCY CARD BASKETS with "A variety
of olh-r new goods suitable for CHRISTMAS and
MARRIAGE PRESENTS.
Z. e. WEFMORE r. co.
10 N No. Id " (hHrlrs .ireel
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22
a ,HRIsTMAs PRESENTS.


" ANNALS, &c FOR 1916.
A large assortment of splendid English and Amrri-
can ANIMALS, such as are rarely, if ever seen, viz:
HEATH'o BOOK OF notwithstanding bound
/" silk, with number of rich steel engravings.
THE KEEPSAKE-With beautifully finished engra-
vim, S, from Drawi gs by the first Arlsis-hand
somrly bound in silk.
DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK-With sc steel
engravlngs-by the Hon. Mrs. Norto,. This is
decidedly one of the hest ANIMALS of the season.
TUE BuUDOlR-Wi'h 10 steel engravings.
THE DlADEM-A present for all seasons.
THE MUSICAL ANNUAL.
THE SNOW FLAKE
THE LEAFLE IS OF MEMORY.
THE OPAL, and namber OF other Animals, too nu-
merous to mention.
BUNYAN,S PILGRIMS PROGRESs-Quarto edi-
ton, with Scatts Notes, the most splendid edition
ever published. Price $40.
PILGRIMS PEOGKESS-'v w edition, Turkey mo-
rocco gilt, splnndidy finished.
ALSO, a large assortment OF Velvet bound Bibles
and Priye Books, gold plated. Pictorial Works
of all the Poets Hymn Books of every variety,
Albums, an an extensive assortment ofJuvC nile
Works For sale very low, by
d OWEN s. SON,
dig l46 Baitimnre-st, below Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22
do Nv
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
4 A N tGs COR IRAN 4; .SDS offer for sale on
81 pleasing terms the following u>e nj goods, suta
bic for Christmas Presents, VIZ: Fine Ivory h,auc"
handle KNIVES and EOkKS in sets Of 81 and So
pieces and in dozens; tandeiabfaS; Solar and Hall
LAMPS; Plated tandleStICks, axe Baskets, sc -
Papier Mache, BIRD Of Paradise Sandwich and Go
thic WATERS in sets; do of every description;
splendid GnIhic Cake and Card BASKETS and Wal
tiers; English and American Britannia WAKE, Cas-
tors. &c. Besides beautiful rtment of German
and French Card ReIcuI and Fancy Bas kets, richly
embossed with wOrS ed Also, n fine assortment of
every description of useful goods, suitable for old
tablished and new iIOusekeepe,s.
JAMES CORrLAN X SON,
DIG LIZ RalIimnrn At. ID hnnr East Of Harrison
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22

A CARD. Received direct from the manuactur
IN er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
Gold FENS, the genuine article; also, gold and silver
Pencil Cases. with Jackson's superior Leads for Pen
ell cases. supply Of the above articles at all times
in store for sale bye. ID. CLARK, Wafer street, Sc
cond door from Calvert, ut the lowest rates.
N. h. Gold and Silver wanted. jel4eotf
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PAVILION HOTEL.

~ j, MAC Lt"Lf4AN would inform his friends
We ana the public that he has fitted up rs Re-
freshment ani Boarding Hause, (undrr the above
name,l the large Mansion, No. 20 FAIETFE-SF ,
opposite the Post Office, doors above North, where
he respectful soicis their patronage Oysters Ter
apns and Game Of all kinds will be served in their
season. at short notice. limited number OF perma
nent BOARDERS, and a few Gentlemen fot meals
only can be accom- m0dated. The BAR will at all
times be supplied with the best Liquors and Refresh
.nents. Open ill IL O'Clock al night d3-rnlm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22

r ,LO KINGS. New si&le Dmbrl shaded
" CLoAKINGs-Just onened and t"r safe cheap by
J. EDWARD BIRD,
No 90 Baltimore st.
Also, super Ribbon Bound Whitney BLANKETS;
Rogers and other Patent FLANNELS, warranted
not 10 shrink in washing
With large stock Of Dress SILKS; NOUS De
LANES: CASHMERES; SHAWL~ an SCARFS,
of every description, closing off cheap. Call il you
want Bargains at
DIG Ipl zoe BALTIMORE STREET,
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Atn-PARVNERSnIP. WIN nc

A<D-PA RVNEESHIP. WIN ROGERS and
a VIM. BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting Of the business 1f Merchant Tai
lors at the former Store of MN. RooEgs, No. 1876
NJ tRKET STREET, five doors west OF -. Paul ST.,
the house formerly occupied as the iZeu's Bank
ar3- The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, can with confidence solicit the pa
tronage of their folner lends aud the public gene
rally assuring them that they viii find il be to their
interest 10 give us their patronage.
{hz- Our stock is large and we'll selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
asth Oct. 1886 o29 ROGERS 4 BOYD.