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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
PIANO FORTE MANUFAcToRY.

I5NIiE 81 BSCRIBERS finishing entirely new
arice OF Instruments which warranted superior in
tone to and 10 keep in much longer the
proveFnent consists in Harp Frame peculiar in
tor obvlatng objection heretofore caused by the
OF metallic plates III nlCrng tie Professors and pur-
cnasers invited examination of these instruments.
GLENN ROGERS & co.
iy22 l52 Fulloa-si. side BrOadS az.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
Sob ljri,,tina nn0 Book bi1l6inQ.
ROOE-RTNDERY

rEIFE OLD ESTABLISHED JOB BOOh-blNDtkl
i2 and lii Fulton-street The subscriber continues 20
rive li- special attention descriptions oi JOB BOOh-
BINDING aud invites Libarlans end n persons having
charge Of Book Institutions, and gentlemen having Libraries,
10 call and insp- ms unique and substantial Styles q Book
binding and refer 10 Tie rs Booksellers md Libra
rian- III tins cliy.
For durability OF yUrkn asp with every variety OF ta=ie
und very reasonable charges, This extensive r=ianL- -l1nent
stands unrivalei. ED" ARD NAL!AEA
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30
Col. PIERRE Vas CouRrLANDr.
fully concur in the above opinion:

Bueh Hylyer 49, DisbrCy 473. HI 203 Greenwich
Gunn Beecker and Christopher Watson, 36 Cain
rne Cox 9Th Sargent 9th and Sd avenn
Gabander III 9th Jackson l20 Cherry 81 KOton,
e2 Eas; Broadway Colby. ISL Pearl Everett % Hudson
street. Har- 5i3 Grand street; A " Buncl, K j. Husband
lO7 81. avenue. Coggeshan, Chgain 81; Cnnbie tous
ton and Ro,eerv. el0 lmy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

5 Hammond has rifs day associated with him OSDIN
ASllCRAFC. and VIII continue the business OF selling and
repairing Watches. Jewelry. usual n No u Merchants
Exchange under the firm oi :. HAMMOND \ co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

" B.--S Hammond having always attended TO Chrome
meter, Duplex and fine work himself wishes - inform ms
friends Thar ie,wl continue the same and eoliclts conau
!,'lC, q tf.r DarupnCt. milo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30

DUREEN'S PATENT HORSE-SHOES, beng
S by the pnncipa! dealers IN hafd' are N t'
United Saies are all warranted perfect IL or1 ana male OF
the vry refined Every sIo men may De loud
not il; accordance with the above VII be
the M Isl distant parts country. Il BURDEN Agent
l. Troy Iron and Nail Factory Msy Il, 1919 myi9 5tswy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-30


Nm perr Sir Received vsrteriny asking
opinion IN relation to lit NTS LINMENT, prepared by
Mr q. e Stanton. Knowing IL composition, and having
frequently ise II can recommend It to you as safe eSer
nal remedy AL; opinion TIE best Lniacn now In
Very truly and respectfully yours.
4 X HOFFMAN, 81 j.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29
.ORrHAM, McGRUDER & CO. offer f.,

WORrHAM, MeGRUDER & co. offer for
70 boIes Loaf A.
40 hhds Y r. and 81 Croir No'a- e. part pti,n.
no bag. Rio. Lsruira. AMI best Old lava Con-.
. IhA-'unpo~eef. imperial md BLACK
200 bbis No. I a. Herrnr.
10 do No. fan,l, 70, d.
$50 do family Plsur
100 boS-, srio and I0ri2 Ola.
30 do soap
to do wo-druns AMI Huir. patent Candle,
- d, Sperm ami patent sp~m 40
1000 kegs Dup. -forinx anI tas q Or Povd.,
'oo sdes good and sosi damaged Sole Leather
2 tons shot
rs bor.s Tin Plat.
1000 Ibs speler
$40 -sets san
900 lbs best English shoe Thr..i
lx0 Nova Scotia Grind stons.
foo Kegs Nails, Assorted. from sdy to ,oty
7. casks Coppens
Sperm and whas Oh
esroon Indigo
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
Pimento. Mace. Nutmess ana Glove,
Pure Cider Vinegar
100 bushels Hs.d
Heids Gas AMI Tinnsshy do
Bed COtd-, Cotton Yam. Cotton Linz.
Lime aLd Ground Pasr
lRoN-A i,rre AMI general a-.arn.nt of i'm, r,,,h
County ami Tredessr. OF all sne.
Rough Plates md Sheet Iron
aAhs-simmen and Barns
sTEtI-Sprins. English BistsIed
American DO, Cas-;
Nail Rods. ASSORTED sIr.. ,..,x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29
NORRIS ROBINSON. Pr.a. n

SlNUEL Hl.S,T Sec.eiiry
TIE subscriber Agent a,vs Company Is prepared TO
applications Lie any the periods
named for yea for he, ard fpT
exceeding $40 0lO life. all
Of the Noted
well AZ all CHER information desiring
insuratE", will also b. made lypl
isses offered by this Company. Lirvci b. ecu
su e'iof To those offered By sny oer 4
Bn'aa n q Guy ATuNlY
Physician to the soeieiyh, Family Physician Of party
who lie 8 o Insured oe 2I-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29
REMOV
JOSEPH BONAVITA respectfully informs his |

T. vi " A IL.
LOSEPil BONANITA respectfully informs his
" enGs and the public sereray that removed his
confectionery g. Fancy Store
rom No l3i 10 No &c, w.,t Main door 10 kets
Van ie~smth Co. spi opposite Messrs Thos r. Pee
'o sH'e ne hopes ~ se attention
tnuAEce OF their favCurs-
Constantly large and ehoie. a..,.,, NJ F,.,.h
IahaeS and al other kns of his
general assortment OF and
Gri-d fru Preserves all kBd. Goods
Having lately returned North with large and ftefb
stock OF Goods b. thnse him with call
thai The quality and price fail please.
ibe saesenoer returns his thanks
al patronaz. bes;owrdon year hap
Ia them his where Leu, prrpar,d IN
them.
Country Merchants woad do well TO cal on him.
JOSEPH EuSASrrA,
No 30 Wet Main sirert
oe Richmond Va.
COr1s SUPERIOR IRON SAFES warranted To stand longer
~ L'e ire than te.tsd in the
FIRE a; Pitisbury, &C.
PIrr-sUGH, 10Th May lsI5
do hereby certify that On The 9th AET ls:5
IN ts cay was ee.:o-i BY the Oar and a-=rs
specie &c rived perfectly ure1 a;caaA in In.
midst Of the flames during period Of The aaf
uop ~ m Aseestos Fire Proof by Iahn
scott AIIES KRsNFP
hr X. Is an Exchange Broker In a Iarre busine.s
lie following Is from Of burned
out sone time since Daninorr:
Mr.. sCr.TT, Baltimore
sH-Seehs Certificate OF OF your Asbestos pub
sh ue faot OF the l1 Instant hereby
N OF others that h-d all Money
ef'ei IN oue o: your cheats yours, eefiy
JOHN CARSON.
20 As Agents for the uaf safe. Of an
E-es geSa WILLIAMS n HAXALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29

Example II Rst.--sf t Of 600 on .i..L Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29
FALL ARRIVALS.
Iadict' nnd G:cntIeDcn'> lioots, ShoSs, &c
RETJy

FALL ARRIVALS.
Ladici' mud GcntIeD.cn'> lioots. Shoes. &c
1T REFILL
Il u HOOVER has received, al. hon
- depha and elsewherr, h. Fan STOCK
To his f-nr and tie public generally Eoas n
THIS market In 'dtnn 10 biz sok he
ese extensive additions iFom all
OF he eodniry a4 VIII times end 10 his
estabn.ht stock worthy sir point
variety and eheapness will be unsyaTed. On Land.
isdHF heCeFdys NelntoAh Rycnr Anroeep B- AID
do. do do q. KID ma Tie.
l'o fashopah'- Morocco slpp, and Ia at Use
do. Lasting 6aiiers, CATERS BusEns aud Ties
DO. fancy "a tsfs Cai,ers aLd Bu.kns
Do whiir Md. and wl,r aud black satin sl.p?.u
DO. troazs Slippers TIVE and Buskins
Gents fash'oEAs.s Roots S.lss Lad Others
DO. do. ImtsiOE Channel Ross ii 81
do chnHns Shoes, Mics Shoes. and inf'f.or qr1iiy
bronZr ART .ancy s.ocS. OF aHdesenpiia.s
Chilir"ns sEpe5 an g'.at vItisIy
seIyahis b'"Iges srsd aud s5wei Roglhs Boo Bu.. L
siTlpd 'to-s shl ,Li' 81 every kiBi OF warn
Uh'bIeia- er"ap
To be bIsf KNOW Of that Iay. nos
on hand sud ain is1"u Of ncf,as Retail business
not s to offer inducements uue,u.l c.
toI,rs. J. Ilo.,NIR
10 ~ 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29

sHS The 4 coppcred Brig CARTHAGE. Capt.
hra9p oload at cay Pom; shout Gyay Tor e. shi OF
Ict aeeo, CoioG t1uI. Apply 10
gu CnNS PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29
E OLIAN,
OR, ORGAN PIANO FORTE

un'srssnrd having t-~n appointed by sl--s,u Nu,..
'as New fork, >n'r Agent cit, "a, IN. -, Ar a.
ne~J invented toAN riANO FoRTEs l..o. eo,,,,,,, ~
sase a supply of the>c In>srursnt. wv
Tins truly wonderful E,pfov.n.p, vLi-h
,s un- county aid EnsaEd has over %
go ~ sasanAses IN IN nufasruss editorial whh
have spontaneously appeared In he public pria,.
o' thr otsan With the Fort. IL , IA,
.in 'ow -"sa Tor The lavender Hr q AZ. Co.n.ap Ia.
sieessSfsy eonbin,,iop ,so,s,. o.
f"sf Ia" eiy Of producing enh.r or both
MENU Al WIZ u Application inpar. IN. ,onrh IT,.
or e'h-tIaeon Of fo. md IN. ,,m,I,sv - -,
eh'hism warrants the viii -n.n perfe 10,
PORE. ''' 'N'""s N"e AN"
The an he auseh<d any modern mad. Pi,no yo,. ~,
- nom sioo 10 slso according 10 the hsy.
IN addition TO the enp.nses Of transportation -
ne anhersnsd prepared receive order. for In, ,,,
rAho fofter NJ TO have the former
ho constantly receiving and E<rspt Piano ro,.- from,
the shove superior viii be aid =, r.r,or o.,
omss and upon mad ,l.eheI, an,
to BE- at ssa eaa Superior any
In tue ". State. y m = W 20 '-'es
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29
Riebrnona Dailp iubia.
Eai'er-, n ~ II. r ahHsasinas.

ho. ~. GALLAHER.
THERE'S BEAUTY EVERYWHERE
ny JAnEs A. BEvEsIDSE.
There's beauty in the dsshing waye
When the storm is raging high
There's beauty in tho quiet stream
As II gently glideth by.
There's beauty in the cloudless naht
When stars shining clear,
Or darkness shuts them from the sight
There's beauty every where.
There's beauty when the morning dawn,.
And gives to earth her light
And whom tho fading sun proclaim,
The slow approach OF night.
There's beauty in the verdsnt lawn
When buds the bushes wear
And when the ice.king holds his court,
There's beauty everywhere.
There's beauty when the Christian kneels
In humble prayer To heaven
When Ger his soul hope sweety steals,
And tells of bins forgiven.
There's beauty in the merry sounds
That hoat upon the air.
When music breathes u happy strain
There's beauty everywhere.
COME TO THE SOUTH.
by A. r. MEX, ESQ. OF ALBANIA.
Oh! come TO the South, sweet beautiful one
It's the CLINE OF the heart the shrine of the ann
Where the sky ever shines with u passionate glow
And the h1wers spread their OF and snow
Where the breeze DER bright waters waits incense along
And gay birds are glancing in beauty and song;
Where summer smiles ever Ger mountain and plain.
And the best gifts Of Eden unshadowed remaini
Oh. come tho South,
The shrine Of the sun,
And dwell in its bowers
Sweet, beautiful one.
Oh! como to the South, and I'll build the home
Where winter shall never intrusively come
The queen-iike catalps, the myrtle and pine,
The gold fruited orange, the ruby genmed vine
Shall bloom round thy dwelling, and shade thee nj noou
While birds OF oil music keep anorous tune:
by the gush Of glad fountains, we will rest us at eve
No trouble TO veI Us, TO griev..
Oh. come To tho South,
The shrine Of The sun,
And dwell in its bowers,
Sweet, beautiful on,!
GA, come to the South, It's the home OF the heart
NO sky like its own. can deep passion impsri;
lie glow OF It's summer is felt in the soul,
And love keepe'h ever his fervent control.
oh, here would thy beauty most brilliantly BEAM
And thy life pass away like some delica. Dream
Each wish of thy heart should realized be,
And this beautiful land seem an Eden TO thee!
Then como 10 the South,
The shrine of the sun,
And dwell in its bowers,
Sweet. beautiful one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29
ARRIN AL OF NEW CHEAP
= BOOKS, Oct 23d. ut
NASH s. VOODHOUSES

The Auto. siAphy Of Aferi n.lsIsa ~ a. $3.50.
",' s NO . The hetsi sen-s Iian Prs Pri.e 5or
CaInai "'siLihr ior Novenlb,r, use.
4 ne Ladies Naiq,ai Magazine for Nov,eb,r te,r
Mary ho'st- sui ct,e: Tales By H. n Moore o.
he III" Sc Thie The Matlsn and Nesro-A Tale on ,b.
PraiT.ts Price lSIe " $50 ~ 'H'
SbT byHasyseere, Hbtnry CT the PeSdi.a Intrigue.
ara CofnTohs &C the Tyler Dynasy with tss Nys.r, Of
Nashihztoh City. Pike rs eta -
Aee ha.n The Fshernsn MS Darrh er-by the aet,r o,
'EniN hansh-d" &c. Pr.e IS en-.
fait :, Willis n1shsE with Free ren-a h.,e, r,a.
Price 50 e. ''@ '"t -Phe-
Chelp Edon Of The provsrbsi Philosophy h, NJ T. Tuo
per Prce so eoaip,ete. '-'' ~ - - -sP
70 - Lrte'rs L'vnS Age. Price lSl sls
- Nu :, Ne Waniefins Jew. Complete for 50 cts
pul.r PIAlic one. '' :. ~, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29

~ p',-se ~ Cis.t Sugars
Nsw Oresrs do
Prale retailing Noasses
ID Rio CUnee
Do IsgIaya CoGSa
Do Java d,
Nc North Carolia1 ifsrtrzs
stu.iy prime B4ehu sids.
To DO Indigo, integs
L5rdcn Porter. in quarts
lO DO 10 pints
Cogaa; Brandy IA raN pipes
ga Nonoasahca whIsksy-For sa,s by
u WILLIAMS 4 UAXAJI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-29

FOR BALTIMORE.
Change OF Arrangement.
- Ess n Hereafter the steamers Columbus
and Pocshontss will leave Richmond on
the afternoons of Tuesday and Saturday at O'Clock for Rs
mos PASSENGERS from Lynshbur and going North,
20 on board The boats on the above day. and
meaaiey To Baltimore arriving ne II THURSDAY AMI
cay mSrnings
usage and Pare TO Baltimore only S. 90
s-ptemt-r iih, ls45. HENRY LUDIAM A co
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

A FLOATING THEATRE. The N. Y. True
Sun, in noticing trip around the docks OF
that city, says among the novelties of the day,
we saw a floating theatre, two stories high,
built on an old steamboat called the Virginia
of Baltimore The building reaches from the
smoke-pipe to distance beyond the stern, and
issnite commodious 1t las a fine stage, dress.
ing rooms, pit and gallery, and will hold a
large number of people. 1t is now receiving
its interior finish.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

Cart. Newton, U. S. N. This gentleman
who was recently suspended by Court Martial
for two years, for negligence, connected with
the loss of the U. S. steamer Missouri, has been
restored to the Naval service, by MIR. Tyler
Captain Newton is a gallant officer. He dis.
tinguished himself as lieutenant in the action
between the Hornet and Peacock, and the Hor.
net and Penguin, and was the First Lieut.. with
Commodore Biddle, in the same ship, when she
made so extraordinary an escape from line o.
battle ships after a. long and most exciting chase
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

NO ATTENTION MECHANICS AND WORK
IN4MEN. At the earnest request of the Mechanics
Convention, MIKE WALSH of the city of New
York, the firm and uncompromsing friend of the
workngman, NOW transient visit to this city }
will, on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS,
March 10Th and llth, address the Workingmen, ut
the ODEON, (Which has been rented for the occasion)
situated the north west corner of Saratoga and
North streets, entrance on North street, to which the
workingmen of the city and county, and all friendly
to their cause cordially invited to attend.
The Chair will be taken at hafpast O'Clock pre-
cisely. Subject Of the dscourses-'The Poor Man
Wrongs, their cause and remedy"
The Ladies are invited to attend, and for whom
seats will be reserved. BY order,
mhS 2t JOHN CANEY, Sec'y of Convention.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

G5- SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION. The
members (male and femae) Of all the Sabbath Schools
attached to the METHODIST f. CHURCH in the city
and vicinity of Baltimore, respectfully invited to
attend Convention to be held in the Light street
Church, commencing on THURSDAY EVENING,
18th March, at II O'Clock.
Delegates from distant Schools and all who feel an
interest in the cause are also respectfully and aec
tonaeiy invited to attend.
The Rev. ID. p. KIDDER, editor of the "Sunday
School Advocate will be present and give great
terest to the meeting Other prominent ministers of
our Church, about to assemble in Conference, are also
expected 10 attend and take part in the exercises
JOHN g. CHAPPELL,) Committee
G. CORKRAN, JR of
mhS-5tt T. G. HILL, \ Invitation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10
From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-

APRIL 10Th, 1874
Mfr. John "A. CcntreH-Dear Sir,-Having been at
fcted for upwards of two years, with liberation of
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and your Medicated Syrup of Sarsaparil
Ia, am now restored to perfect health, and my sight,
which was so much impaired, is as strong when IL
boy
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make it public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Coates Street.
pr3-The above Medicine il sold, wholesale and re-
tail, in Baltimore, either at the of Franklin and
Green Streets or at the s. w. corner of west Baltimore
and GreeM-sts fel2
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

ADDRESS TO THE WoRKINGMss. Il will he
seen ny reference to an advertisement in this
paper, that Mike Walsh, of New York, at the
request Of the Mechanics Association Of this
city, will deliver an address on the subject of
"The Poor Mans Wrongs, their Cause and
Remedy" at the Odcon, this evening. Mr..
Walsh is recognized as an uncompromisinp
friend of the workngmen, and from his zeal in
behalf of the industrial classes, as well as the
spirit with which he conducted "The Subter
ranean,"a newspaper published in the city o
New York, has acquired a notoriety that vii
no doubt attract large audience on the occa
sion alluded TO. He will continue his discours,
tomorrow evsning, at the same place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

09- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. Atthe
request of numerous of its friends the Pitt street Sab
bath School Society have determined to repeat thu r
late exhibition on TUESDAY EVENING" llth inst,
IN the church at the corner of Pitt and Asquith
The exercises will embrace Singing, REGULATIONS and
Dialogues, based the subject of Temperance all of
which were received with unhounded pleasure by the
audience on that occasion. Thankful for the encou-
ragement given us at that time, we trust friends
and the public will again favor with their presence,
promising, on our part, that no pains shall be spared
to render the present interesting the former ex-
hibtion. Abundance 2l cts-to be had at the doors.
Exercises to commence at O'Clock. mh7-4t-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

Mr.. PoLK's CABINET. Hon. Cave Johnson,
Postmaster General, and Hon. VIM. l.. Marcy,
Secretary of War, entered upon their duties on
Friday, and Hon. r. J. Walker, Secretary of
the Treasury, on Saturday. The officers OF
the Army, and others, paid their respects to the
Secretary of War on Saturday, and with a
large number of citizens waited upon the Pre-
sdent at the Executive mansion.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

FEMALG MISSIONARY SOCIETY. An ami
versary meeting of the Female Missionary So
ciety, attached to the William street Station
will be held this evening, in the William street
Methodist Episcopal Church. The Rev. Hen.
ry Scer, and the Rev. ". F. Mercer, will ad,
dress the meeting. The object of the benevo,
lent ladies forming this society, is every way
worthy of public attention, and we hope to see
proper manifestation of that regard by gen.
eral attendance and liberal contribution.
.7noIher. The thirteenth anniversary meeting
of the McKendrean missionary society will be
held this evening, in the Columbia st. church.
The Reverend Mr.. Daily, late chaplain to
the u S. House of Representatives, and Bishop
Soule, will address the meeting. The fame of
the lecturers, as well as the cause, should attract
a large audience and liberal contribution.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

HE MUSEUM. There seems to be no abate.
ment in the attraction at the saloon. Mr.
Peale is indefatigable in his exertions to please
aud we are glad to see that his efforts are
crowned with complete success. An excellent
bill is offered for tonight
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

ARREST AT New ORLEANS. MIR. O'Calla-
han, one of the proprietors of the NJ Orleans
Crescent City, has been arrested and taken to
Savannah, by post office agent, charged with
deirauding the post office department, by rum
ming private express. Rather a small busi-
ness on the part of the Government.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

FIRE. The saw and grist mill of |. & F.
CoPcutt, and A. B. Raymond, and the dwell.
ling OF r. Lydig, at West Farms, N. Y, were
consumed on Friday. The loss of the Messrs.
Copcutt issl5,ooo, and that of Mr.. Raymond
$4,000. MIR. Lydig is insured,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

GRAND ORAroRio.-St. .4iphonss' Church.
The splendid new Catholic church, situated on
the corner OF Saratoga and Park streets, OF
which we have heretofore given a description,
having 80 far progressed towards completion
as to authorize its dedication, within all early
period, with view to afford an opportunity to
those who may desire to witness Its internal
structure, a grand concert of sacred music will
be given this evening. The Liederkrantz AS
soclaton, assisted by other musical talent, will
produce portions of the "Creation" and the
"Four Seasons" Sc. An organ built express
ly for this church, will be tested in its power
full tone and excellence. The interior Of the
church will be brilliantly illuminated with gas,
and will no doubt present a grand and i'm
posing spectacle. See programme in another
portion of this paper.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

Burrows THEATRE, FRoNr-sr. Two new
and beautiful pieces will be performed at this
house, tonight. A new fairy tale of enchant-
ment, called the "Yellow Dwarf; or the King
of the Gold Mines and Desert Hag," will be
produced first. This piece is written in rhyme,
and is said TO be of surprising interest. To
conclude with the popular opera of the "Bo-
hcmian Girl"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10

DgLrsioN. We had hoped, that the total
failure Of MIR. Miller's prophecy, would have
dspelled the dclusion under which he and his
followers labored; but it is still continued, and
the fanaticism in Maine has reached fearful
extent, making absolute maniacs of many per
sons. They now pretend to have discovered
that the day of grace has passed, and "that the
lawful horrors of general judgment are soon
to be manifested to all eyes" They wash and
kiss each others feet-crawl upon the floor,
SC. Nor is this all. GA pious, virtuous wo-
man" $50 says the account,) "felt it her duty
as she stated, to appear before the assembly she
was addressing, naked"-and she forthwith dis
encumbercd herself of all clothing. The civil
authorities should interfere to prevent such ex-
travsgancies. for they certainly have authority
to check gross indecency of conduct. If people
would be content to let the Creator govern the
works of his own hand, and be satisfied with
obeying those Divine injunctlons which are
plain and ineligible to the meanest capacity,
instead of attempting to solve mysteries which
it is not permitted TO man to comprehend we
should have none of those fanatical excuses in
to which people now run, or of those cxhibi-
tons which shock humanity and decency. Mr..
Miller has much TO answer for in leading peo-
pie astray.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-10
aid CHOICE WINES,

" FOR FAMILY USE!
AMBROSE BALTIMORE begs respectfully TO
inform families and connoiseurs in WINES, that hay
ing made large purchases from the stock of the late
]. l.. M SMITH in South street, he will offer them for
sale by the bottle or dozen, at such prices that
old Port, 90 years in bottle, from the well known
house of "Smith, Woodheuse Co." and old Ma
deira, Gold Sherry, Pale Sherry, Vim de Grave, sa
turn, Hook, Claret, &C.
ALEXANDRIA REFRACTORY,
mh7-3t' 81 S. Charles street, near Lombard