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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
u. CARTWRIGHT.

WORKING CUTLER A. SPECTACLE MAKrR
RESPECTFULLY IN 'onms lhe public cCWhs'-
ss ',r ahd us vic'miy. thai he has opened ~.
o. Tau N"a a. h''be above line. where
ne h"p's ny s'Uci attention 10 business. An m.,, A.
arP''haii"n aud .uprort of n discerning MIMI.
'i'''"e had i''g experience IN aIl hIanrbe. If ~.
'",'h''s aud a fracticsi w~utkmoR. he a.lte,. nm
sell i''i %" can give geuefnl satisfaction.
- Is prepared To- iun,si, h.. customers vit.
10y oa''i'p'"" Of Srecioele', he Gli,se, Of .
W'ff'"ird Buz'lian Prbbio I've.
s"pcri"t Cataract Gis.scs
Fcns'"p'c 90 Meuiscus Eve.
't'srfvcrs, white. blue. steen and gray Of .,,,y
'".1,' ,o"'a'e Glassc. ff ncaf -,gh.ed perua.
~ srihdns ~ fniley I'D u, a. nnr st So.
'"el,s. 81. ctrcuiei IN Zoe nsste.i .iyi.
{, Imrnruisiy tif,r. ts srsair, NJ d..
t""''o' "'h lItmta.ia T,u..-. vb,r.
n' "e''hhis ~ r,fuu sns ~mb o..
nHd soiey. Is so
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
ALEXANDRIA LoTTRRy

Class 1913 int ISIj. Ia bee dawn At G.,uo,te. An.
g'si2n. 75 umhrrs ~ imWn h,ilois.
oi $4,000 81 5000 rf 1000 uII5Ou
10 pt,zes ~ 1000.
T'keis 3 d"iis; a cet'iiirsie IT package 25
wiUlo tickets 65 ,lulI~; shares iu u,n,t,,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

JEU dESPRlT.-A fellow said To a jew
DO YOU know they hang Jews and Jack
together in England ''dindn't.' re-
Piled the lsnelitc, but lit is true, it Is forlu.
that YOU and ] are not there
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

Snow fell i'll Boston ON the 30th of June
and fires were light to keep people warm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
ROBBERY OF PROFESSOR BRONSON

OF PROFESSOR BRONSON
-Sldtcment of fdcfS. drGWH by a friead Of
Professor bronson .-Prof. Bronson, the Flo
cuiionist, White last evening on his way to
MI MaTshatls lecture. fell ia with a person
whom, b. his familiar manner. he sin,po.sd
to b. a gentleman to whom he had been in
hoduced OF Nashville. aud thew walked ON
arm m arm to the Hill. The lecture being
postponed, the gentlemen proposed to take =
wdik up to Capitol Hin. They dill So. and
while on their way; hc spoke VERY freely of
iroiessor Bronsons lectures, ~ such q way
lhat no Suspicion was entertained of his prn.
irssed friendship. After sitting ON th- nil
some fifteen on twenty minutes. Nj. Bronson
observed that he would return to his loIpiups
However. upon the g,htlcmm uuging him 10
walk a little farther. he consented 10 do ~.
bdt after going a short distance. upon the
gcnilemdns abruptly cnquiring about %exchnn-
Eing mo money and procuring a draft, a. he
had cudcdyorrd to do during the day Nj
Bronson thinking that all was not riait de-.
trrinhIrl to return, Offering as a reason. tlnt
q irtcid OF his. was To- leave very early ip tt.
morning. aud he wished to see him before hc
.T"tircd-stuI treating the person with proper
tlVlltiy This was about 10 o'clock atnight.
On ihrlr way back, the person suggested IT.
would w. m1rr pleasant To- walk through ,h.
Market lIous". Mr. Bronson. not now and,
clpating any idugcf. a~-cnfcd, bat when sbout
ono ilnrt at the distance through H.. feeling a
notion ~ his pocket containing the money.
l' put us hand a.. Which caule in contact
WIN Tie hand ui the gentleman. who stiil
had ins right arm under Mr.. Brousnn's left
Mr.. Bronson withdrew his arm instantly. aud
Immediately received blow in the lrii tru,.
pie. which iclled him 90 the pavement. bur
previous io falling ou turning hi- head ob
frc1 another person g few stops in the rosr
Although stunned by tie blow anil po,,ar...
d. WIS conscious 0i SON thing being dr,vp
over rs lace, aud something vhi,h ialt Iik.
kn'' oi "P ~ " on 10" pt olhi- stomach
NJ Bronson bad no faIIl.f rcrollcruoos ot
IS lat was done j. fb' rYrD t.
z HfI = 'r.i the wai6Iro Do
.f|t t t.t
% hp condition. They Co...
puDit. hos- Ni found bis head ..I wc.l
mach bruised and swollen About ~. h..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
NOW Is TIE ACCEPTED TIME.

,OME ONE, CONF vi TO JOHNSTON
~ a BERRfiilLLS. No l3l Mai. st. where
y"u VIII find = most hcnniiinl and Well selected
'ruck oi FANCY. STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
GOODS Of every Description; aud also, a large A.,
s"rincut etTiiailets' FuS aud Trimmings all Of
Which We vii sell alvey reduced prices. As We
~ish 10 close ouI ior our Fall stock. All those " 10
90" ~ search hu bargains will do well by calling.
."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

ID. BRAVO, at the Comm urial News AMI
Beading Rooms, opposite the st. Cidhcasn
Nersati Hotels. IL agcnt lor this paper in
New Ogt"dns. AdNcriis -n-nls ior ID ~ orders
tor n-w : descriptions, will ruociNc imIn date
attention IL lcii with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
~ALExANDRIA LoTrcu
n Iorrrn,

ALE NANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 80 ter 1915. Ia tee dawn ut Alexandra. DC
August 80 20 numbers ~ Drawn taLol.
$40, o
] oISiO000 ! 1T 1850 lul 10000 !nG5IO
2Od0 10 5l9O 20 1900 30 100.
TICKETS SO
DELAWARE LOTTERY.
Draw every Monday At w,lmli glun. T.ckcrs 50
Capital przc )" each LoieV 5000.
SMALL FAY LOTTERY
F0r ihc month "t August. Jnas cv,u Monday
at Wilmington. Delaware. TtrLcts 8! scrrt Gret.
of rncknPe of Whole ucktis ~ those ,m,tt L,,tc.
RES - $50. Pcoons ofJcuns nrkeis euc o.,ns
cash or PRIZE iickcis 4, the amount Oi - need .ol
pay The - storc.
NJ orders shalt hc rr ~ fiy attended %
ROBF ARMSTRONG, Agent.
For G Grcs"y a ca. nud succc.sJf 10
JONI NJ CLAERg Wbc,liua. Va.
The dmwinss viii ~ ngulpdy sent 10 putcha
scts, hy the Wheeling Argu.." 10 save posl.re
jy %
l)OLKA LACES-Just received m,. d,, \ g,,5
3 stock Of Polka Iarc. aud Edengs. P.s,
bfa'ds 81 a desiable pattern, tor sale nv
VIZ Aof| AlRCuILD
ONG ARM NIT 5. Hand Min. II On .,e,t
"a Pniierns. Pc Me Gloves. nnd n,s,red ~,lJ
Md Gloves. Tor sale BY A FAlRCHLD.
" -
A NORDS AND TASSKLs sin Bind. g.tt,.
~ ard Grld Buttons. A god s..,nmrr, a.
Pearl and Agate Buttons. ft sale ~
E29 80 fAlncnuD
fIInRD Tor Of iho.c splendid CsoI,w,a,
bia'k S'ouch Cloth Caps. iusi fecd srI To-,
sale low. B % ; HARPER
ECFIVED this day. q icw dag VI Zine gisz.i
h SiOuch Caps. . fashionable aneIs fr ole
'"''p. VIZ $ HARrER
A FIRST RATE LOr OF No ! gc,,,, Ia.
IA Just IN. warranted nol 10 break can s,J
zee 'e ABOVE articles. 5 HARrER.
ID PAINE 4 GO, MANAGERS.
WHEELING. Va.
Drawn Nos ofiLr Pukrmnss Rive, Lst,,y
Cia,, IN.
81 ~ CT ~ 20 Gi - ~ G. 20 s. %
L0WcsI ~ ~ e.
b.l,~ ne I,usfy. Clss. ia
% 81 - - &c % 20 10 81 81 ci 81 ga
L""csi pine 81.
n AIDES SLlPPERS- A mn ,s og,,.,, III
aS L'dies Shoes ND slippers, on hiui apI r.,
Nv } Connolly a. SONS
10 HUMPHREY a few corios ri The ,e.
= " popular nd Interesting 'Talss Of DJ
i.'"liocy' received nnl ff sole fv
JI' Join } HASWELI. Union o.
@hAbiNG SoAP-l0t doz Shaving Cal,
, ., addnIon to burner stock. ip., .c,t r.,
WI } = HORNE n
C>T Received iii, dsy. , H.
, Nmfh Sup aud Oncm4 P,.I.. .
~ a 0 fAIRCHLD =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

OHIO PENTTENTIARY.-As the con, tets
are now employed the State makes money All
pretty rapid rate. The accounts of the Peui.
Tertiary Tor the year 1911 stood thus:
E.afhihSs oil convicts. StI 100
Expenditures. - 5g6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
CoODs FOR LADIES' DRESSES arc a, 81.

HooDS FOR LADIES' DRESSES ore as 6l.
" lows Cashm,re, D.Vmngn Balzaun, new
"T'i'lo ir ffosses. ~ mcihine different from anything
u"" ~ 'lis market Aiso u variety OF French
L'w''s nnh BiizatInc; benpiiiul striped aud plaid
silks; Alpaca, Is ,mbazncs. Mcrnoes, and a variety
'i "ihefs iU' numerous To- mcniiun. We have alo
90 hhih a large assortment uf Cluihs. Cassimeus
""' Fe-'tnrs; Ta'lof's Trimmings ol every dcscrip-
ZOO w hkr"Ise have a beautiful assortment of
Is nn'r's NiE Mudina ibnnci,. Glmp do Lawn do
S'fh" do NonPilnun do Persian BRAID de- Birds Eyn
y" Lace do Satin straw go. CaipeIins oi every
drscuPiinn. price and width.
A WORD TO TuE WISE Is SUFFICE.
IA tNf'-An person, " rsh,ns To get Bargains
Wan phase call nj Johnston & Bembill's. as We orc
r%"nhden' Ne can sell cheaper Than any other house
ia The cay Princmhcr
JOHNSTON. & BERRYHILLS.
JS No l3i hIni0 ~. Wheeling
v 'EAS rs Hall Chess youns II,sos Tea; 65
l.lA -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
THIS DAY RECEIVED

PIECES PLAID CASslAiERES. u magni6-
30 cent arirlc. do pieces PAIN Wool p!ark do.
4 ~ fienrh Cloths hiutk aud blue blick. for colo
AZ No ~ Wafer street.
~ I'D ALIEN ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
100000.

Glass leo no 1915; Sc be d,a~n a, Bilumerc, IA.
sNsiG 40 numbers. IS down baluis.
$40, 900.
OF S3nuOO at 5000 of 5000 lot45O
1000 ! 35u0 ! 5000 aJOO
10 70 A. oi 500
TicAeis 10 dnllo. a teuiirair II a package will be
sent Zoe 100 tbs; shares Ia proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
Net gain To the Stale.
SIs.3l3

80 gam 10 upeotate. 5IS.3l3
Tile number OF convicts confined is 16I-
The net earnings OF each man over and above
hs actual support is S39, 53,--a sum larger
than the total ndges OF l~aboring men in SOM
paris OF the world. 1t must he rccollectrd
however, That out Of ibis result there is no al
iowamce mad for rcat, in this countr, a YER,
heavy item.
lows:
Males. ,e-
Females,
Whites, t1S
= Colored, 10
Indian,
This speaks marvclously Tor The virtue of
women, or Tor the humanity OF courts and
Jufies, as the case may be.-Cin. Ciroa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
DatIp Ttmca.


NoLNEY a. PALMER. II ouf authorized
Agent ies toc,i,,ns Subscription AMI 4 liver
~ii,csrnts tcs Ia Wicclins Thu sand Gazttic.
lie ohic.,~ arr
PttiLADkLrHlA.-N. w. cou,cr Thinl
anl Clesmut streets.
NEW NoHh.-Tnbune Buillings. oPpos-
i,c City Hall.
BALTIMORE. T.. couler BJl,iinorc aud
Calvert streets.
BOSroN-No. IL State street.
M>SsIs. MASON &TurrbE. No. Us Mas
san Street. are ouT autl,ofisel Agents ina New
Work Citv. They will receive Subscriptions
ail contact foI Advertisements lor The Times
aud usz,ttr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

TlEAS-75 Hall Chess. youn. II, .oa Tea; e5
hall chests GuuruwJcr and Imperial Tea.
Received aud Tor ale hy
~ - CIANGIE & BAuEyS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
&GD.OD0!
LOTTERY,

T,ch''s si0. e, Graic Il a rackagt IS Nhul,
sllJ Shat,s ! , pro-. .utum.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

pubic nous, mi found bis head ..I Hc.
much bruised and s'eollcn About -. ba
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-28
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Ladies' Keep Cool A skirmsh came off on
Saturday afternoon, in the Lexington Market
House, between two belligerents of the fart
sex they were both cooks and caterers for
public accommodation in their VOCATION not.
outstanding one OF them was a lady Of cholsr
This last ingredient, however. in her compost
ton, proved not to be a sufficient guarantee
against the spirited attack of her "lily Tipped, v
fair checked antagonist, who not only assaled
her with epthets, too naughty to mention, but
did personally, and with her own mortal hands,
seize upon the larvnx of her less active adversa-
ry, and no doubt would have inflicted sundry
severe scratches upon said coliared woman's
throat, but for the timely interference of a
person we took to be hug-ster, who, EN-
bracing the aggressor, carried her off, as was
meet for such wa.like dame, in arms.
Love. Elopements. Pistols, &c. That the
"course of true love never runs smooth, - may
or may not be true, but it is certain that there
are some persons in this world whose expert
ence might teach them that the "lttle god''
was either very tickle, or else very partial. So,
no doubt, thinketh certain parties in the western
part Of the city. Reason why: A married wo-
man, Il few days since, clipped with single man;
soon repented, returned home, and was received
with open arms-yes, real thug The luck
less wight-the seduccr-came to the city, got
into rage, swore vengeance, and found him
self, on Saturday night, safe in the watch-house
Another case of love in embryo, is told of a
couple who intended " slope off but were pre-
vented lady inbred lover distressed and per-
picked; parental control SUPERIOR &c We can
give, for the present, a mere hint at these mat
ters-might say more.
Death Of an aged and venerable citizen We
regret to announce the death of David Harry
man, Esq, one Of our most exemplary citizens.
He died at his residence In Exeter-st. yesterday
morning after long and severe illness, It will
be seen by the notice under the obituary head
that his funeral will take place this afternoon,
from the Exeter-st. Methodist f. Church, when
sermon commemorative of the virtues Of the
deceased will be delivered by the Rev. r. S.
Vinton.
Stealing. Glenn Lingams was arrested yes
terday by officer Stockett, on the charge of
stealing $3.50 in silver, three breastpins, and a
miniature, the property of Ann Maria Handy.
He was fully committed by Justice Miller
The party are colored,
Discrderty House. Rachel Hall, (coored)
charged with keeping disorderly house, was
Yesterday released on security to appear at
Court BY Justice Miller. The arrest was made
by officer Ray,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-28

No DR., JOHN VI. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East BaHimore-st.,
ffh door east of Front.-'rHE BEST SERIES OF MEpl-
borat0ry, 10 wit:-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Anti-bious Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bitlers IS cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 80 cents
bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents bottle; New
Emetc Preparation, 10! cents a vial; Pediuvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2s cents n package; Cough Sy
rup, for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c
81 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l24 cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, Il pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants, 50 cts. bottles
Rheumatic Liniment and Embvscation, and accom-
panments, ST. Sovereign Remedy for Piles 80; Dyson
terry Cordial 30 cts a bottle, &c, &c. &c. Printed dl
rections for the administration of these remedies
company each article, n. d. Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge. ml3-u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-28

Departed this life Yesterday moyninp Jylv a-,h ,fs.
an iiness OF some months, which he bore with Chris
lth ioLntune anu resignation. Mr.. DAVID UARRYaAN
III tne ooth year Of his age The relatives and friend,
Exeter street Church this (Monday) afternoon. 2pth
INST, at O'Clock, without further notice
TN Tue 2is! inst. REBECCA MANSFIELD in the 4a,,
year Of her age. ." '"' 'r''
At Washington, on the 24th inst. WILLIAM I.u.s
aged Do years. clerk i'll the Office of tie Register Of
the Treasury. 7"''' "
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-28
MAYORS OFFICE,

BALTIMORE, July 2Sth, l045.
g. ECTION 4. Be it enacted and orduned by the
~ Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore, That no
person or persons shall keep or have in his, her, or
their possession, within the limits of the city, any
quantity ofGUNPOWDER exceeding tWo quarter bar
relS (Which shall be well secured in tin cansters J
under the penalty Of twenty dollars for every barrel,
dollars for every half barrel, and five dollars for
every quarter barrel above the quantity allowed.
| beg TO call the attention of all whom the above
ordinance may concern and assure them that orders
have been given to the Police officers TO rigidy
force this law; and where they have suspect
more Gunpowder stored than this law allows, to take
a warrant and search the premises.
iy2s d5t (Pal JACOB G DAVIES. Mayor.
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A L VI A. MA C
Noon 'sphases.
MARRIED,

:. on sunday evening, 20rh Instant, by the Rey,i Mr.
STRONG, all Of this city. ~
- Ch the i5Lh instant, by the Rev. William Hamilton
THOMAS r. PRICE TO Miss LAURA 4. HEALEY. Mi 9t.
this city " -
On the 18th June, at Venice, JOHN RANpoLpHCt,y
SECRETARY OF the Legation of the United States m s.
petersburg, 70 JANE TUCKER MACKNIaHr CRAwFnRn
Iatgnter OF VIM. Crawford, Esq, Of Carts5arn Edir-
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VgOoKs, ROOFS. Just received a further

BDOOkS, BOOKS. Just received further
z supply Of the following:
The Poets and Poetry OF Europe, by Longfeow.
The holy City and its emvirons by the Rev'd Geo
Wiliams-illustrated
The Bible ExpGsit0r, combinations of the truth OF
the Holy Scriptures from observations of recent ira
vellers, illustrating the manners and customs of the
places referred to in the Bible.
Mackeys Lexicon Of Free Masonry.
Wilson 4 Co.'S illustrated Bible History, in vols.
Paper, containing IA engravings, for 625 cts.
Together with constant supply of Standard and
Miscellaneous Books, School Books, Staff merry, sc.
PARSONS y PRESTON,
Booksellers, Siationeis and Blank Book manutactur-
ers, No l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
pot Jy2S
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-28

ny L.. y. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French s German LOOKING GL.4SS PL.4TES
which will be sold, by wholesale and retail, as low as
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in all It's vaetieS-such as Portrait
Picture, and Frames Of all descriptions
CORNICES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-.lt aud Looking Glas SEES and Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET.
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tE3-OIL TANNIN will render hODis ani shoes per
rctly mpervipus TO water, and double their wear.
Many were wise enough to use this article ut the be
ginning Of wet weather, and have kept their rect en-
r"y dry without til" trouble Of wearing over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will wear double the time
by the application OF this article, and always have a
beautiful polish.
10 be hat at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
Also ut the Of Baltimore and Harrison
SITS, and 81 Thames ST. II
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MARINEL[ST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, JULY 81. 1916
rRoMrHE EXCHANGE RsAprNs-noou so


CLEANED,
Bremen ship Everhatd, Haake, Bremen, Won Post
HogendOrt.
Barque Active, FaXwe, James River Jas Beatty
Schr TelemachuS, kirwan, Norfolk, PETERSBURG
and Richmond, 4. Hooper.
Schr William Applegarlh, Cannon, Petersburg and
Richmond, G. PendersaSt & Son.
schr Catharne Martha, TfaverS, Petersburg Va
Thos. Hooper.
ARRIVED,
Bremen barque Neptune, Haesop, from Phiadal
phia, ballast, TO Deccke & Gerdes.
Brig Dover, Smith, days from Boston. assorted
cargo, to Osborn Whiiridge.
Brig Almena, Ryder, s days from Boston, assLy.a %
cargo, to T. K. Matthews.
Brig Joseph Balch, llaett, days from Boston, az.
sorted cargo, to 1'hos. Whltrdge X Co.
schr Rochester, Rogers, 4 days tOni New YORK, as
sorted cargo, 10 ]. w. Brown.
Schr Michigan, Terry, days from New YORK as
sorted cargo, 10 |. Mankin.
Schr Susan, Hussey, days from New York, Mise
10 Rose, Merrill s. Dodge.
Schr ATLANTA, - from Havr5 de Grace, authrl-
cite cGa to J. Pickell.
Steamer Cumberland, Rees, fin Philadelphia, n,dss
to l.. G.. Harris.
Canal boat Macknau, from Wilkesbarre, anthracite
Steam-packet Herald Russell, from Norfolk. Saw,
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Herman, Welsh, of Baltimore, from Anstef-
dam, arrived at New York 24lh inst.
Brig Cayuga, BedeIl, hence for New York, went to
on Thursday.
Brig Selma, Jackson, Of Baltimore, cleared at Rich
mOnd 2itk inst. for Pernambuco.
Schfs Susan Taylor, Taylor, and Herald, Waite,
both hence at Boston 25th inst Brig Baltimore Brown,
for Baltimore, cleared at do same day.
Schr United, Bray, from Providence for Baltimore
was at Newport 22d inst.
Schr Alicia, Hall, hence at Charleston 23d inst
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, from Baltimore, via DigG-
ton, arrived al Providence 23d inst.
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13- Wetake pleasure in calling the attention ofOur
readers TO the very attering inducements offered in
another column ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry firm of EMORY & CO, No. North Calvert ST.
Ifthc half Ofthe reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing of these gentlemen in
eving pecuRary distress he true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than an ordinary
notice. je27 #
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uer.''-Shaks,
AS we are ub-Agents for the Managers,
(MessIs. G. G.. Coz for the sale of tickets IN al
the Lotteries authorized by the laws of Maryland the
drawing of which is superintendent by Commissioners
appointed by the Governor; arc enabled 10 offer a.
old established and popular Office, No North
Calvert street. most extensive assortment OF LOTTERY
tickets, to which respectfully invite The attention
of the public Our experience and success in the
vending of Lottery tickets for the last thirty years,
during which time we have distributed 5ettceer nIne
and ten millions of dollars have iseparably assocat
ed our name with those the "Capricious Dame" mas
most laviShIy favored and won for US the envla0le
reputation of being now the greatest Prize sellers IN
the world! 70 those of our fellow citizens, who nave
SO literally extended TO their patronage we tendeI
our warmest Acknowledgements; and fer the benefit OF
those who would like to speculate in LOTTERIES ou'
who deferred by the appfeheHsiono exposure,"e
will state, that we found it expedicnt some wears
since to adopt plan, by which the process OF put-
chasing tickets, in all the nnua of receiving draw
ings schemes, &C., can be done privately, and vita
The same advantage TO the buyer as if by personal at
tenance-t is to transaC The Lottery business taTo~sS
the medium of the Post Office! Enclose 10 us the
amount to be invested in any Lottery the order wiz
be filed Immediately, ingehousy folded tn defy in
spection, and returned to the Post Ofhce-tne ara"
ing of the Lotteries, we have published expressly to
this class of customers, in the sChpper newspaper
ereru morning; copied from the Managers otfcla
drawing and airnyS be relied on. Secresy win
us is Fundamental law and in no case is the name
of a customer ereT dlpufged. 49,. -.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited. VI
terng the reputation have hitherto sustained, as a
guarantee for the prompt and faithful prosecution OF
the LOTTERY business for the FUTURE we appeal to the
liberality of an intelligent cOmmanity for support
The public's serv'ts, EMORY CO.,
iyl6 No N. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-28
EIsII NOTWITHSTANDING GARDENS.

FISH IOUsE--sPKINUT ARDENS.
tHrsn This pleasant place Of Summer resort
}5lf.,' having undergone thorough repair, is now
EgiiiiiI open for the soason-and, az usual, FISH,
&tAliN CRABS, &C., just from the water, will be
served at short notice.
{g Persons desiring 10 visit this beautiful spot, can
obtain BOATS either at Bailey's or Blacks, this
side-or the house can be approached by land cross
ing the Long Bridge 1t is OF the coolest retreats
near the city, and the proprietor will endeavOr to
make all comfortable who visit the place.
jy28-eolm FREDERICK REGELIEN.