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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-02

TF-MEETtNG OF THE PROPERTY HOLD
Frs OPPOSED TO THE CLOSING OF TYSON
STREET. In pursuance OF previous call made in
the daily papers, large number of the holders of
property Tyson street, met the northwest cor
ner of Howard and Franklin streets, for the purpose
of expressing their opposition 10 the bill now before
the City Council, ordering and providing for the
closing of said street.
The meeting was organized BY calling JAMES
GEORGE Esq, 10 the Chair, and the appointment of
JOHN J. SNYDER, Secretary.
Among other proceedings, committee was ap-
pointed to present reso buttons expressive of the
of this meeting in reference to the business before
them. The committee, consisting of MGssrs Cockey,
Williams and Gill, then reported the following resou-
tons, which were unanimously adopted:
iWhereas this meeting Is deeply impressed with the
advantages resulting to our citizens from convenient
ihorouohmres throughout our widely extended city.
And whereas, it is apprehcnded that much injury and
inconve will result 10 the residents and proper
" holders III the vicinity of Tyson street if the Ordi-
nance contemplating 10 shut up portion of it should
become 4 law.
Therefore be il Resolved, That this meeting, com
posed OF property holders and residents, opposed to
the closing of Tyson street. respectfully suggest to the
members of the Second Branch of the Civ Council,
and 10 his Honor the Mayor, that it is highly inexpe-
dent that the Ordinance TO close portion of said Ty
sou street should become law.
Resolved That this meeting have no hesitation in
declaring that they regard the said measure as not
only an infraction of their rights but what they
slider still worse-as establishing highly unsafe and
dangerous precedent.
Resolved further, That committee, consisting of
three, be appointed by this meeting TO wait on the
members of the second branch of the CITY Council,
for the purpose of protesting against se passage of the
said bill commanding the said Tyson street to be
closed.
Resolved That these proceed ngs be signed by the
President and Secretary and published in the Ameri-
can Clipper, Sun, and Daily Argus.
In accordance with the third resolution, Messrs.
Chase, Curey and Brown We're selected committee
TO call on the members of the CITY Council. The
meeting then adjourned.
JAMES GEORGE, Chairman.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-02
VIEW EXPRESS STEAMBOAT LIN E.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
n ssae-syv The new Steamer EXPRESS, Capt.
yss w hittcar. will leave the head of Pratt
AsstHaanessss&~ ST. wharf HIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON, I'd instant, at 81 o'clock, and wiH arrive in
Philadelphia the ne1t morning IN lime to connect ,rth
the NeW York Morning Train.
This Boat can comfortably accommodate seventy
passengers, with superior State Room and Rerths,
having been built expressly for the trade between Bal
tmore and Philadelphia, and is the fastest propeller
in the United States
G3- PASSAGE $3.50. FREIGHT taken AZ low
as by any other Line.
90 Apply at the Steamboat Office, N. E. corner of
Pratt and Light sts., or the Captain on board. 1t
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THNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
n scriber has Obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore County, letters of Administrations on the
personal Estate of ABRAHAM B. DUPPlN. late of
said county, deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the SUBSCRIBER
on or before the LIST day of October next they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all beneht OF SAID
estate All persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed To made immediate payment.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF Apnl, le45.
app law4t isl OWEN BOULDIN, Admir-.
n AWNS, BAI.ZAKINk;s, BARRACKS.
~ &c. Just received, an invoice of beautiful new
style Rich Lawns, Balzarines, FoulaId SILKS, &c.
for Ladies' Spring Dresses. 0y5-Al tenuced prices.
b. Fl. RICHARDSON CO.,
Baltimore street,
ape (APl First Dry Goods store below Charles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-02

MISS GANNoN's BENEFIT. This evening,
at the Museum, this talented and highly popu-
lar young lady takes a benefit 1t is needless
to make any lengthy comments upon her me-
rts as an actress of chastc and pleasing man
ners, as the success which has attended her APP
pearancc in this city heretofore and the ey-
dent increase of spectators of high respocta-
bility which have filled the fashionable saloon
of the Museum since her last engagement, are
sufficient guarantees for an overlooking house.
ANorHER Musical TREAT. BY an adver-
tsement in another column it will be seen that
the Misses Bramson will give another Concert
at Calvert Hall, on Saturday evening next.
"RIGHr ON THE CORNER" We observe that
Messrs, Il. & b. F. Pratt have opened large
and extensive assortment of books, Fright ON
the corner'' of Baltimore and Holiday SITS.
The ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. The excel
lent band Of 'darkies opened last night as usu-
al to full and fashionable house. They will
have another Concert tonight, and the lovers
of good music, and fun, will of course go to the
Assembly Rooms.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-02

ED ERATORS-IMPROVED 10 PER
HN FICTION. Those WHO may want such as can
be relied upon, can be supplied in few days by call
ing At my Fire proof Safe Store, No 10 5. CALVERT
STREET. They will be sold even trial, if requir-
cd, rs there is risk Their cooling quality cannot
be surpassed, and moderate price asked.
ap2lt' JOHN SCOTT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-02

Music. Nothing but the threatening ap-
Poarance of the weather prevented the Misses
SIoman being greeted on Monday evening by
an assemblage adequate to their eminent abil-
ties; more highly gratified auditory, composed
of those fully capable of approaching their
excellence, never previously congrcgated within
the walls of Calvert Hall. The "Duett and
Variations" the composition Of les trsres Her=,
for two pianos, afforded the musical dilitanti
high qualification, cxtorting from both ANA
teurs and professors the greatest encomiums;
and atfordng a correct idea of the great power
Of the instrument, when guided by tact and
skill. Of the pieces on the harp, executed by
Miss T.. Sloman, we preferred the creation Of
Bochsa, although those Of Labarre and Alvers
are beautiful. As the fair harpst lightly drew
her graceful fingers across the chords, pro-
ducing those deciously soft, lingering, dreamy
sounds, that suggests to zone of Imagination
all compact" thoughts Of the Eight of other
days" there arose before lis gay lords couched
at the slken tootstool Of proud and naughty
beauty listening to their lay; or when the
echoes of tho swelling chords, swept with mas
ter skill, sounded their startling measure, forth
arose in dim perspective, phantoms of armed
knights, ermined kings, plumed lords and ia
barded heralds, as in the olden time: enwrapt
and delighted our thoughts were borne to the
days when the harp's bold strains were wont
to fire the courage Of steel-cad warriors, or to
recite his deeds.
The Misses Soman should afford our au-
steal community an opportunity of again listen
ing to their charming performances: in so say
ing, we but express the general wish.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-02
FROM THE EXCHANGE REApINe-RooM ROCKS.
CLEARED

Brig Virginia, Cooper, Pernambuco and market,
Thos Wilson Co.
Brig Orbit, Travers, Kingston, Jam, r. Hooper.
Brig Chatham, Nickerson, Boston, Osborn & Whit
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HEALTH OFFJCE March q, IA

HEALTH OFFICE, March 81, 1875.
Report Of tntcrents in the city of Baltimore, for he
week, ending Monday morning, rr.:
Gastric fever l.; Inflammation of the brain j. Con
SUMPTION IL; Catarrhal fever 3; Apopexy .; Burns 9;
lnfantile unknown 10; Commissions /; Child bed 4;
lntemperance 2; Old age !; Still born 6; Whoopng
cough p Adult unknown l. Scarlet fever i; Pleurisy |;
Organic disease of the heart |; Group !. Total 81.
Under year, ...I6 Between 5 and 1913
Between and D.. 4 &" 10 and els
q" and s.. S Above 81, ...... a4-57
Males, ~; females, 35--57. Of which Rumbes II
were colored pers0ns-l3 free, A slaves
BY order, CORNELIUS nj. COLE,
lflnrl, % he Nitu INni ,io,io
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Amserdam-Ship Herman, April 9Th.
For Kingston, Jam-Brig Orbit, few days.
For Kingston, Jam.-Schr Martha Elizabeth, with
despatch
For Havana-Schr Mary Augusta, April Sd.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-02

schr Vermont, Sadler Charleston, J. X. Randall.
Schr Wasp, Forest, East River, Va. master.
SAlLED--ShiP Herald, Puen, for Rotterdam.
Il L
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-02
TUESDAY, April i 1915.

MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
Ser UQferlanb g. Hreunb Nnb e5ti1t Ser Set.
95pIf8sBiblictbef Ser GeutIdlen @(ofIifer.

gutbalenb cine 9u6tpabl Der DcriigldfEen GjeoiAte
Grsdbluu9en, Sdauipiele, II. {. 10.
Orl& inp 8erIo8 s.. 9B 1bomas Slr $50, GaQbwDtI
Strase, pbacelpbiae
Oas erfe et Der Splfs Sibctbet Der Dtat(btn Gla0i.
FER III bcres rfhene nnb mir t9cn pate unltrn perebr
den $anpsleaen WlitttrSr rcr uno 8lauten lrmt Dem
sefprpcn wube: raB ss nt tps srr af8eDet untcrbat
li3, fpnber and 5r at9eeinen Sioun8 e Qelebrnn9
creS sahIrciden @tames 0eue QEelt pee pe Scr.
atSaatc elmer Qtspab Der 8ten uo Qbit9tnpftn pt
91erten unferr bcun S6uHler III 5titpctien 9eten Su
ptrouftaten.
tim MN 70 uiel os mSst bic Yronutte Der minaftl6tr
QenieS nerts alten ateraees 81 perbrtitci aud
niger 8emitttIten Die uhaun8 cr Bolts 8ttptct ners
ebter laffen mir ncnatll Gin 6ef "a @etcn fart, in
,cl fr6tstn tmtbla9, m Dem pre 10 Gents, erci
Ol6sc, unicre Sanpslee tp tbnr8cr BEN bpbu 2S,rtb
unferer beutfben Grfelcr AUDI III Der enen 6cimab fort.
anerfennc fcts Q3ntc unc Srbatcre ftfamt bceu
unb ibren C5e(G fir S6ne nnr 9lIelie amf Sinner
anp Gptet dtersebtn lafen
Sebin9un9en
cctr rtip @utferbrnt perpfit d MIR CUR Qnnabmt
tftr tlt een Bano bilben; fencr 1T baDer setnnec
rtn na Bano 5u nebme Seim 6n 6tfte wrb Gin 6anpt.
2ittl Gin Snhalts 9r5eibnB res 9onn Sanoes 8crt
ptrpent Mhlctertn9 enes jcber efs 1T oer @uberps
tinnse rtts par, 10 Gents, entrihten-Brete nter
Der Qbpretfc "S QS xbrmas Slr 05, Galrw9ta @trabe,
pbaopba tptrcen frantic erbten ttnp epn9en 5u Snbs
ttrtptpnl, ppn Dem 8ttrase 3n tbcr3et an3encnle1.
5Oa6 erfe 6tft ptr Bpltsbtbliotbt tit bcreits eren,
n6 fam TT Der 0c 0aerlanosfreunos enseebe
bci ntbmen germ ltnterdeber pafr Scr unsebeucr
9e rs in en1etnes 0eft 64 etten tcmnt bios auf
10 Cents mad rem m69ib @ a pictc 2cfc sin nertbs
rifle Sbotbet anjuibacn nnc NIT pcn Sriftfern Mnres
altcn ateranpes Oerraut jn werb 9rnd parer p GuS.
fattun9 fnp prr jn9lh.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
8eprs 90. sSetoen.) Souls @c
3selnetr nnb Gctaefer,
9tODDfQten ttn0 Observation-Disclosures
9eprs 90. 8elOen.)
Spttts @dafer

Sinb in Der slusabuns Ger Surispruoen, Il, gtorf
ten nnb bieten hterburd bren Ereunncn nn6 bemSynb,
lfunt ihren Seitano in alien 9Pedtsanselegenbei
adltuno6Upa att.
Sffice: Cine 8hitre tpefflid bon tbrn. Natpfs
0rtel nno 9erabe 9eaenber benz Iranf(in Nalis, Il,
@autoil, Starf Gp. Sbio. ee'eI -
perr @d,dfer ipriht uub fc1reibt 1ebf Der eno.
(tGd>elL audi Die Gu de unb frats6fif Il
Sprao1e. - e
Iebruar 26. 1914. 81. s. i.
0ay 9lncb benacbrtd,ti9t obengenannterQpnis edd-
fer eaB er ale offenher92ptnr aneeeut lit u. d.
III d ~ 70 ipie anoere rebts9nltige Dcfumene, in
Sprad1e nnter biNi9en 8eoiuenngen ausfertiet
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
Sebneioer I G5ef6bdft.
92tehD[aus 9Seur,
weffl6e auseara,pas 9trase, Canton obio.

pef(d1e Susearaipas StraBe, @antpn Sbic.
fetnen Sunren unb Dem publfum bierm bic err
N stcate ansetse Dag nod imer fortfabrt rtenge.
inntes G5efebaft in alcn nen rerpenn 3pci9n ftin
a.tet @tatppanftc in metcn {usaralpas GtraBe pe
uSrantin oaufe'' febras sescniter, su betreben
cne Nrbeit aarantir mad Der bonfcn baiterbafte,
ttn art tcberenimmans NIT hcr pdftin nb tetiet
ten Nrre III perfert9cn Gr erbalt mcna Die fpSte fen
looen ppn 5eu Dcrt unb 3mc,wontt pars (Sranf
reib Stine 8epInsunsen np nob ben 3eten sritet wie
stm65nlit5,
Sertis te aIetbung,
Dat cr ets af anb unb sum rfaufIu br biQscn prfrn
fur Sa 8 el pocr anneDmsare Sanoesproete
Canton Sch / /, 1S45. 29>b.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
s)leuee gBtrtbsbaus
IN @ 90 ter @aDne @onnt1 DbtG
jum S6ilb BON
"gB t lb e { IN 6 E IT, 2

Der @uoesben6niite befunoet hermit feline Treunbc
uno baS publfunt, ea8 er, an feinem Naule, an Der
gde Der 9bertY- StraBe uno benz WarFt-8terede, auf
Der ndhften ectte weitltd pom Gourtbaule> unb Dcn
Cafe nD Scnee'6 Stohr, fdrd9 9e9enuterl angeangen
Gin CentlideS @altbauS su hoteu, tppelbf er tets
berct iein piro, Neiienbe 81 pero, 8a9en unp gu8,
einer Seits nicS naaSeln lafen miro I'm agemeiue
3ufrteberb belt sn 9eben.
1a ieine S,ebdnlthfeiter nieifens neu unb aerdlt.
mig, Gitde, Sobente, SdlafSimmer uuo Stallrna
reli, uo nit benz belten oerfebeu no, unb iiberctes
Ieine Nedbnungeu biaig ien perben, 70 erpartet er
onrd prompte 8eoenut9 nno lor9fdltse 9lufnerfant-
felt euen She'll Der 6eatItden Gun 81 perbenen uno
erbalten. @brtit. e5nufer.
gScofer, Sbto, oft. Is, 1874. l1-b.o.
gZ @r fdbrt iber beS, ,pie friiter fort, {eue Grc
cerD mG,roB uno &lelperfauf5n 5n betreibe, anb pirb
lid, freuen> cihe Gnnoen audi in Seiem 3pege Sls be-
oienen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
sS II ct on-G en9ieBere I,
zaelO ttnp Ggjeuollug,

6 anal Snltpn, Starf Go,
~ 9etunoen bre Srelrpe sanse publieu ros fe
Ottr5t3 in 8efbdftspcrbnbuns partncrtAtp eetrrn
Spe 2r GnBartet mirb auf cteung prept to III ben iii
isen preien bnen perrti9 2 4rtcn BON osfen Sod.
0t(birre, Qth9e, Oabntrt. .G5adn fo 1btrbart o( 4.
tsAn arb6riae 95eqtnfdnnr rerrsnin 3utuft linen
anf 9aho Observation-Disclosures wctc per9ben Q5fqennpt
bcblren ptrcen pr1 5n penn c btins anrafe inre mir
brjeu8t nb, baS e wtti Qac9Dennp 05etira if brf
fer nnb wcbffeiler su taufen i'm @5tatpe fnb = - ~
Sutton Den Sten Oe3emter, 1912. % r. =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
faoltde NaorttRraBe, eautOn, o1tO.

Sur bic bn bisber xD 9cpproen 0unt panfeno, bena
r8t cns altcn 6unpei lo Dos pubtn pap 70 chen BON
Often erbaIten BAT sn sruBes Afioitment ppn
S6ubsn uttO Stiefeln,
pc tOd jcmols nac Canton Sttrat proe, unc Yedes
NIT Spr9alt np feonbcrcr Inb mad ben 2BInfben ub
tums perSnt9 answabltc, p bas 5unrtauf asbiett
Sn Gr0Ben D0er &lsiner,
III 25 proent tfeittr ats Die wpDfen Die auf bietm
Darete cals ptrtauft mpem Nuatta oes Dr.
titels ben ~ cerfauf BAT 9na tnnt, nim enem A
anc renttbcm tpen 5u enpfeDn AT tafcn panben b
nit em Seaft nnbctannt inb Sne AusipaD tefebt aus
9errns, Damensuab iinoegsStiefefu, Oalbfiefeln,
Sdnben. pantoheln, @aters, SSaIbgaiters,
5u reifrn, ppm Orn aualtdtet bic nt blen e5net
Scrrmann 5u bcfricbSe Ql prtcn @tiefel unb @ou
ben werren ibm mir friibcr nab 4nfras pinfi1 mi
ibnrl prrferti8t -Eauf1eute ppm sanpe tSnnen tr
bm ilntcr ZEN bllisifen 8cpirssansen eintaafen.
9ln 9 dub mac ,er.
Gr Sat cine 8rcbe Qusmabl seinns 8cnons a prtt
4ss cien, Gttcft-s 9Baltb6r H. pelbe Ct ~ nsriae
preten fur Saarseo perfauft3m 1aen moe aeen sa6
Sbnsuen Serfauf uno fleinen prDfIt,
ote bre tbobe fir Geic gu MAIDEN balt, unb paB e beat
ft8t, feintn 8aubeu par ien gBerte sutebaeen-
Sbrs nat 8laubt 70
ROnlnlt uaD lebef.
qau BAT er aasseSe@nst cute itaiepifte 0lanswiaf 8
perfaufen.
Canton, Dlai 23, ls45. 43-3 mt
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
Dunbar unb Sleeper,
HeCbt5 : 9lntpG[be.

Office, erfte Gbir peflb bonn @ourtbanle in Canton.
Seforsen c1tsa6tn @tare rtnuItt8nren Counties
O. W tper btntfdber Qoppfat utr 9ptar, WtslieD
obi9tr Stra, br8 ebnfas anf Die bt8tten Btbtnenav
9pmatcn uno fpnitist seritie Snfratnten tit beutlptr
ran3pffber une nar Gprae, unp febt nid an FIR {.
rtu 3nldn8 g 8lihfcit 5u btlrSen.
Canton, Settuar II, lS45 Bob D.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01

Sur bic i1n bsber su xDel scwOroene unt batenO bta
r9t ns altc, Gpei Vubtitun paB CT pom
Often crbalten lat, en 8ro6es Afoltment
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01

aiufforoernns srr Supertptiea auf cine oeutfde Mo
ltatsiArift bettelt
.'JG q h0f ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
gine Osabndhle uno 8auerei 81 oerfanfen
(Gine auto 05eleaenhcit.A

Ser llnterlhrebeue bietet, inter een biIioen 03e
on9un9en uno lm ben balben Bertb eine ich61e Qsnu
erei uno cine Wablmtble, 9ele9en in Salon Gaunf,ip,
Starf @Ountp, Stic, nno befannt unter benz O2amen
..Noobroof Wia," gum 9erfauf anS.--Die Wubc lteQt
an einem nie fehIenoen WaiIer, nit % 9uB SAT- une
latt benahe bae gauge 5ahr htnonreh nit bier Stet
te fir Gaueute no SEuuoen oerrid,te, nto Iieqt In,
Wttelpuntt zines Der lot6nlten 9anotrtde fir Maen
|im Staate, tal6pea8 sYtfhen WafTGcn ,tno Sutton,
uno lfeilen pom Sbbto Canal.
Die gauerei fpirb entpeoer 9dtts, c6er gum gbeil
NIT Der Wnble oerfauft lno ettaf 200 9Ider aue9es
fuehtes 9auo III gutem rnb DerbeNerten 3ufonb.
Gin gutter 3ttel Cber 9fed,t, fpiro earauf oeoeben-
SIR oas Sdhere erfunotae man M entlpeber auf ocnr
ase febf coer bel Dem llnterSetehueten in Daa1Qon
Ohio. @eprae RtIler.
W1altQout l. 2lu9uft 1874. 4-b. ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
Cine 9eAl@gQiibte ,uu1 gerfonf

~'sVN es-1STE ".F*VTsN 0tFsES n
Die arnmide Olafdincrietinr Ocbmb betnabe nod nt,
Dro Diermt 5um Sertau anSsboten Sie oporau b Wrte
IT brupers poil Ger aereeten gattun8 ga Gsenbasr
anosrpsitiS bel9afSt anp oielsm ese @ anser abwar
prcte 5u pertaufen-
GOibe, Die ~ fauftn Seiteist ne tetea s Surb 8re an,
jujtigen apbrellrt r. M. S.
care of the Edllors Of the Pit tsburgh Gazette Psburo
Wiap 2O.t 1845. 43-3 Ri
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-01
O. 8. Senner, ls45 9. .. MOatlan
Yenner unD Oi'Wfll(an
9anoler III G5roeerte6, @llensQ9aarett
nno Stappel~Orn99erien.
$50. s. @ris ettage, @aalFaOn, obiO.


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,ie ltatseintn fte9s,, i'm 8esrifF bre @ter ~
bate ntr 10 t b unter anpera o9enOe ArfItel beneen
ss5 s.s.,',5 @dds slo eaffss [prtme 8ranl,
10 - pfehr unp Splee'
304 Sfeu q. g. xDrei
10 ) imperialunb S&isbYupsr.xpee,
,oO 90 SsSsoI ssrrsIs IS g. oa,s, 80 Sarrs DO sud
1000 'srfh qofane gaiaratus, 1000 pfnD Gofra
1000 qfnnp J1aselhcn,
80 @crrn 0tanrrtetfer, SpIee !n0 pn'aeb
SO ), JiIIr, 10 xierees Sicis,
rs /" aa. 81. 6pinen 100 Spfeh Se8th
~ 70 Sassen, g6cttilhsuno aqaectp @ebnupftabad,
rs 9irsnisn xabad, tefebnp aus 10, 5s IS nao l2s
S8allen.
$50 sSussnS 0sau9s sune Sat- Iatet
SO ;, Stauhtabat, 10 ttn5cn pad,
1900 affo. Guseblei so Safe S9brot,
80 Bdrrels Siaerts, Oaaperla unp UratllensV sVnffe
10 ;, Wiahceln
25 Sud6r pras9lafe,
20 Barrtl @erberSbl 35 Sarrel Ear,
rs 9pren S1O.l. .oerripS,
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10 ;, ftaleb DO,
so Quintals oaofIfhe,
30 Sprsn J0ua s. Sebn Seife,
400 pfp. Snbtsp (better Nualitat
20 Barrels Nlaprep, 40 pfo. retneb Gamp6pr,
Barrels oppperas, Barrels Aaann,
/ Dor 8orar, 8arreI Snlpber,
/ Barrel Sioa BrimIfein, Barrels xerpentiu
S ;, Sapin, Barrels Gpfom Sals,
{ 8lai,. 9strol, @arre Cream Tartar,
:, @alpeter Sisnra6,
8cren Wlatebes,
10 9iertstfaB gertpein,
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-25
MARRIEn.

On the 18th inst, by Rev c. Walker, Mr. Henry
Pratt to Miss Abby N. Braokett, both ofthis place.
On the 2ist inst, by Rev 9. Walker, Mr. Asahel
Clapp 10 Miss Susan Wilder, both OF this place.
On the 22d inst, at the Vermont House, by Rev
G. Walker, MIR Jonathan Budington to Miss Abby
l.. Wells, both Of Leyden, Mass.
In Guiliord I'd inst, by ~ P, . Chaplin, Esq, Mr.
John r.. Baker Of Fair Haven, to Miss Maria 7.
Green Of Shelburne, Mass.
By the same, 10Th inst, Mr. Alpheus Scott Of
Brownhelm, Ohio, TO Miss Julia A. Russell Of East
Whately, Mass.
In Whtingham, 10th inst, by Rev. MIR Ballou
Mr. Benjamin b. Parsons Of Readsboro, to Miss p
Maria Blanchard Of w.
In Winchester, April 8, by Rev. Mr. Thompson
Mr. Charles Richardson to Miss Sarah A. Wright
both Of Winchester
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-25
F0r. fhe GeiRtEemseal
II. CIRCUIT s. co.
New STYLES Crockery.

ISAAC CIRCUIT & CO. have received large
J. lot of Crockery, among which is the much adj
Inred Flowing Blue style FEe
Putney, April 20, lS45 30