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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-20
BLANKETS. BLANKETS.

II EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore st.
% offers for sale Il large stock of extra Ribbon
Bound Whitney BLANKETS, which will be found
equal in quality to amy article of the kind in this city
They will be sold cheap To close out AIso
A large stock of CLOTHS, CASSfMERES and
VESTINGS, with a good supply of DOMESTIC
GOODS, suited to the season. % Call at No III
BALTIMORE-ST.,2 doors above SoutII-st.
ial1 j. EDWARD BIRD.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-20
SILKS AND SHAWLS.

SCARFS, SCARFS AND CRAVATS.
MUST RECEIVED at CARRIERS
81 FASHIONABLE FURNISHING STORE,
No. 1877 BALTIMORE STREET,
Rich Satin Scarfs and Cravats
Gentlemen's under garments
WINE Kid Gloves for parties: Paris do. for walking
Morning Gowns; Gum Suspcnders
FINE Linen anu Muslin Scarti Merino Half Hose
Cashmere and Thbet Gloves
Linen Can brio Iidkfs.
Buckskin Jackets and Drawers.
%, Citizens and strangers are requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere Every article
warrant d. Gehtemen's Linen made to order, JAZZ
EEOSITIVELY SELLING OE'tr AT GREAT
u BARGAINS! The subscriber, intending TO re-
move from his present location on the LIST March, is
DESTROYS Of selling oil his entire stock Of FALL and
WINTER GOODS, and in order 10 do so will sell peru
probably the largest and splendid assortment of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods in this city, among which
may he found
Rich fancy and plain SILKS
French Cashmere and Mouse dc LANES
Alpacas and BOmbaZines
American and English Prints
Heavy family bcached lsh Iiueus
A beautiful assortment Of Shaws
Velvet Scars and Mantillas
Corded hOfdered l.. G.. lldkS.
Embroidered aud Henstilched do.
Rich Evening DRESS GODDS-such As
Pompadour Grapes; Balzarue TaIetous; embd do
Embossed TarletOn Robes
White Satia; Rich embroidered do.
&c Also, full assortment of Cloths, Cassimei es
Cloaklngs, Nestings ard Domcstcs.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. 209 Baltimore street,
JalO Between Charles and Light-sts
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JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
THEAPER THAN EVER. Ihave large
" assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and
Spectacles; Gold Chains; Fancy Work Boxes; the
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which will
sell low.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry made and repaired,
and warranted Old Gold and Silver wan;cd, which
will give the full value for.
w. d. ELTONHE Nd,
No. l3a Baltimore street, between North
d3l-tf and Calvert Streets
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A MEfsI CAN RE p UB LICAN
HEAD QUARTERS.

LATE MILITARY HALL, n. GAY STREET.
TMyHE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
M forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that,
in conformity with public opinion he has changed the
name of his establishment to the AMERICAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS" where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such riec may desire to avail themselves of a
comfortable place of resort The Bar will be, as
usual supplied with the choicest WINES and Ii
QUORS, and all the Delcaccs of the season will be
served up, as heretofore, in the best Style
ny-T The BOWLING SALOONS, attached to the
establishment, comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without mocstaon, and at
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n2O-3m Late Military Hall, N. Gay-st.
, cnp RECEIVED THIS DAY-A large
YIN stock Of Gold and Silver WATCHES OF the
,y1 80 finest workmanship and for quality cannot be
&.-<sS surpassed. Received direct from friend i'll
Europe, who has selected them with great care
Those in want of good Watch respectfully in
vtcu 10 examine them at my store.
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S, No. l Water-st,
DO Fronting Cheapsldc, Bait.
LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND
PORTRAIT FRAME MANDATORY.
VE7IiE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
Ill and the public generally, that he has commenced
the above business at Slows Steam Saw Mill, in
UHLER'S ALLEY, between Charles and Hanover
streets, sosh of Lombard. Having steam power, he
Will be able TO fill all orders promptly, and chcape,
rates. for cash. than any other establishment in the
city. ALEC, Toilet Boxes, Of all patterns and sizes.
a23d JAMES NJ. CoKEPAIR.
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TEYO TIN PLATE WORK ERS. Wanted
IL Immediately, FOUR additional Workmen The
subscribers want superior workman to superintend
as Foreman in their manufacturing department. He
must be perfectly acquainted with roofing, spoutng,
and job work generally, to such hand liberal wages
and constant employment will be given. Also, three
first rate Job workmen wanted none but the very hest
need apply JAMES CORTLAN SON,
ia2 No. l8 Baltimore street.
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ID | T. d

On the 18th inst. GEORGE WAsHISGToN, SON of Vim.
and Sarah Maria Emmart, aged years, 10 months
and "a days.
On the 18th inst. CLARA LOUISA WINroN, daughter
Of BUR and Lucy Winton, aged years and months
On the 18th inst. JosEpH VI, WELLsLAGER, aged "a
years and months.
On the 18th inst. J. NJ. ANDERSON, son of James and
Susan Harris, aged 26 years, month and 20 days.
Al Nashville, Tenn. on the ID inst, Mrs. ISABELLA
II. wife of VIM. Hartman, formerly of Baltimore.
At his residence, near Port Tobacco, Charles coun-
~, Md on the I'd inst Judge JOHN j. JENKINS, in the
55th year of his age.
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SIGNS! SIGNS! SIGNS!!
GIGNS FOR THE TIIES-CHEAPER
~ THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING.
in all its varieties, vz:-Gt, Ornamental, Transpar-
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in superior
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
TIANSPARENCIES of every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed to VII,
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East of South ST., (ovcr Mr.. Scotti's Intelligence Of
hcc,) Will meet with prompt attention. ja-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-20
SUPERIOR MOUNTAIN MUTTON.

This celebrated article can now he pro-
evSNA cured in its original and pure state at the
yH&SD Stalls of the subscriber, No. 70 LEXlNG
sSxuA.TON MARKET, and No. Al CENTRE
Market, on every succeeding Market Day, until
the whole is disposed Of He takes the present OPP
poruny of retaining his sincere thanks TO his Gus
toners and the public in general for the liberal sup
port they have bestowed upon him heretofore. The
above. mentioned Mutton is from the Mountains of
Pennsylvania and Virginia, and will be sold at reason
able prices
JAZZ eo4dt STERLING THOMAS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-20

AL CLOTHS, DOOR MATS, &c. | have
" constantly on hand, select assortment Of floor
and furniture OIL CLOTHS, embracing all widths
and variety of patterns. Also, handsome patterns
of Oil Cloth, Table Covers, sc.
DOOR MATS of every description, and all sizes.
All for sale very cheap. Call before purchasing clse
where. JOHN G. HOLLAND,
Upholserer, No. 4e Gay-st.,
jail Near the Shot Tower
ED 0CSiH!s HORSES. Just received lot Of
ID "a Rocking Hnrses-an excellent article to afford
children exercise in bad weather Also a lot of supe
rior BOYS SLRIGHS and SKATES, for sale low
Cold weather is coming hoys--be ready for H.
g. T.. WETMORE & co,
No Howard street,
jal6-lw I'd door north Of Baltimore, east side
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-20

NHANCY BRUSHES, all sorts.
It House and Factory Brushes do
Painters Brushes and Sash Tools do.
White-wash Brushes, all sizes.
Plaserer's Brushes, very superior.
Tooth and Nail Brushes, every variety
French and English Dressing Combs, do.
Ivory, fine Tooth, shell side Combs, do.
Fishing Tackle and Rods, all sorts.
COwskins ard best Shoe Backing
Kitchen, Chamber and Parlor Bellows.
Blacksmith IS Bellows, all sizes.
Jewellers and Braztr's Bellows.
Sold wholesale and retail at 1913 ALrixoRE STREET
by JOS. X. STAPLETON.
ilS-ft Manufacturer
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HtARD 70 TIL f. LADIES. Just received by
u the latest arrivals from Paris, via New York
choice and extensive variety of KID GLOVES, OF
very superior quality. and at unusually low prices
Ladies are invited to cal-they will be opened this
| day. p A. MCPHERSON, So Howard street,
jal6-lm one daOr from LexingtUn-st
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LETTER BAGS Up THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
For Roterdam--Barque Henry shelton, 25th inst.
MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1s45.
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EDERUVIAN GUANO. The balance OF the
II cargo of Peruvian Guano, received by the un.
designed per ship Opheus from the Chincha lslasds,
for account of the Peruvian Guano Company, is offer
ed at the following prices:
Under one ton, 3cents per ID.
One to five tons, $50 per ton OF 2240 lbs.
Five to ten tons, SIS do. do do.
Over ten tons, so dc. do. do.
{b5 This cargo is warranted to be pure and of The
best quality For sale in bags (of about 100 lbs each
in small quantities, by David G. Harris, No. l55 Ba
more street. or in parcels of one ton and upwards by
SAMUEL X. GEORGE, Agent for the Co.,
jal-dm No. 2 German street.
"a OTICE-"FOREIGN News Tie public
~ are respectfully informed that Messrs. Wilmer
g. Smiths Agent, Mr.. JAMES O'SHAUGHNESSY,
is in our city for the purpose of obtaining sub
scrhers to that valuable sheet, THE EUROPEAN
TIMES, which has now large circulation in the
Eastern cities; and also for extending the General
Commission business of that respectable establish
ment. This paper will hereafter be delivered to sub
scrbers only in this city the arrival of each Steamer
ut Boston.
o. Mr.. j. O'SHAUGHNESSY will be found at
office during the week. and will receive orders for
all European Papers
jal6 At ADAMS & CO., Light street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18

o FOR CALFoESA-A project ior grstion to slfor
hos been conceived IN Arkansas, the details
OF which lind n The Liuie Rock Gazette from the Den
oi Mr.. ID. g. w. Leayif Of Nspolesn The purpose oi
the PROJECTIONS u 10 raise company Of ihous,nd-a
number sufficient give stability aud peun1nency the
settlement. aud also Ia give It commanding influence
the spdfscy settled coast" lts proposed send the
lies sgd freight oi the gfans by from this pOft-
The young men, and others who pfeerit take the over
land route from Fort Smith lnin 70 aud thence 10 the
Pacific, which II proposed strike the Bay Of san
Fernando, IN lat ~ degrees, there 10 the fines
gong by water. site u then 10 be- chosen, after .
thorough exploration OF the coos Tor permanent SETTLE
meni Mt LesEu enters at length into the attractions
and advantages Wh'ah Csiofni holds out 10 Western
men, and predicts tha ten yean wall the rOast oi
Caliofniu well settled and lhsi beautiful county 'the
great 3ouih. Western Republic u North Amruca"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
TuE NAvAL acnnOL IN ANMApnL1s

trend has favored with following iteiss W. 70.
atnn "a Fort Severn, mud tho Naval School % Annspo.
The buildings ere comfortable urd nd,pcd the purp 80
a. they stand. The grounds about 10 acres are ~
closed by strong wall which sepirates from the town
The situation excellent onc, and combines oil the sJ
yantlgcs that cOnld be desired The Supernte ndsn !.
Com Franklin buchanan, whose high reputation insure.
for the institution Of order and proper state Of dis
epine, essential IN the incipsn Of naval inst
tuition,
The Academic Board composed Of Lieut. James II
Wad. Pfoio Henry H. Lock wood and WIN C.auve
net Passed Midshipman Samuel Marcy, add Chaplain
George Jones' who s tho duties on his arvsl "a
ihe Bfandywne. Que other appointment hos be mBde
Professor of french.
The selections are all excellent nd the School 20 long
desdefhum ~ the Navy has length cOinne need under
the n'st favorable circumstances and upon the most scu
nofniral plan The Navy snd indeed tho whole county
may congratulate themselves ppon this new era u things
Norfolk Bacon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
DIED.

On Thursday, the ?lst OF August his residence in
| the county OF Fiuvsnna, Col. wALTER KEY, in the
45th III his age. Ills nslady Pulmonary Con-
sumption, aud its result neither unknown himself
friends for the positive assurance ct fast approaching
dissolution, his constant theme OF
weeks aud months before his demise. Ills illness though
lingering painul and To the last his
existence his mud remained and vigorous ihough
calm aud seteue without any apparent sympathy ply
steal decline. BY is numerous relations and friends both
rich and poor, who warmly attached to him,
Of his many kndnesses. his generous hospaliies
and his liberal charities his death will be deeply depored
But he has 10 the bourne whence no traveller returns
Peace be 10 his msnes.
~ The Virginia Advocate aud Nashville papers are re-
questsd TO copy.
In Nouowsy County. on "Wednesday Morning. the 20lh
August aged - years aud % days, LOUISA r.,
OF Richard H. Burruss leaving disconsolae husband
and II lue children their irreparable loss
The subject OF this notice long and ssvonby known
the community which she lived. where all friends
enemies she had none. That she did not carry her
merits into the busy crowd and there seek 10 ssd
auIeis 10 her Wreath because she soaeht retirement
pfeierng that the mantel OF friendship should be
upon her shoulders, girdmg herself with Haunting
scarf such the applause Of hearess world might
| iite her Although to her virtues monument
bronze marble may be reared, yet Is engraven
the tablets OF memory there TO remain until those who
know her have ceased be. She has passed from time
eternity; her spirit has left trail OF clay, and
winged its way beyond the hue of mortal and
be that friends should repine be yet creed
stern the Book Uf books is nowhere learned in
direct conflict with natures laws It is not taught by
lures God, while bears about him the infmites Of
finite nature, translation from probationary world tn
that sphere whe:e time have end must be a
OF trial. OF distress, Of agony Of mind. We may
believe the death Of the body To be vsifcaton OF the
soul yet when the bonds OF affection severed when
that sympathetic communion, by which each pulsaton Of
the heart finds responsive throb in the bosom another.
burst sssundeT IL is the privilege Of humanity
lie who calmly look upon such scene, less Than
man, or mole than mortal. &.
Suddenly in this city, on Tuesday Mrs HELEN NIGH.
OLSON. oil Msjor Aug. A. Nicholson, Of the Ma.
Corps The Intelligence Of this melancholy
but be painful her friends who hear Of it,
whom she endeied by many smiable and attractive
| quaues.-Naf. Int.
At his residence. in this city, Tuesday morning six
o'clock after long and painful illness. which he sustain
ed with exemplary for.tude and pious resignation the
will of his Maker. DR.. GEORGE WASHINGTON MAY,
in the Seth year OF his age. DIR. NJ. native OF the
city OF Boston, and graduate of Harvard. but the prime
and manhood III his life had been spent tins city, where
I'm praciised medicine with high repututon.-lb.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
Let Lynchburr be tie ba,i. Of f,ilare Improve.

Let Lynchburg be the basi. Of future Improve.
men, operations: Sror THE CASAt rHrRnl-
crn Railroad To terminate at Momphis: This will
meet all the demands OF Bedford, Botetourt, Roam
oke, wythe, Giles, Smyth. Montgomery, Pulaski,
Tazewell, Grayson, Russell, Scott, Washington,
and Lee. The travel will pay per cent upon
the expenditure Then from Lynchburg again,
INTRODUCES a Railroad lhrongh the Valley Of James
Ri~r into the heart Of the Spring couniry-to The
Ivhae Suiphur-aocommodati Amherst, Rock
bridge, Allegheny, Bath, Monroe, and Grecnbrier.
These. VIC are aware, are bat paper calcula-
tons But tho conviction is deep-seated, that
they are iudicious the persuasion among intelli.
gent men. is general, that they will be productive
and the private capital win not be wanting to car.
~ them through.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
RAIL ROAD MOVEMENTS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

RAIL ROAD MOVEMENTS IN Pennsylvania
One OF the Pusbnrgh papers has the following paragraph
showing the growing in favor Of extending The
Ohio Railroad to that place:
Potter and hheaE in favor Of the Rail Road to this CT
y-Tne Democratic party in this District formed OF FIX
Potter Mkean and &c. in thus Stse, have nominated John
l.. Gs, ESD for State Senate aud have instructed hin,
To vote for ball To give right Way tho Baltimore aud
Ohio Rail Road Company Pittsburgh.
The inhabitants IN The northern part Of State. have
IN prospect grand chain oi communication with the Lakes
through their region OF country"
We trust these announcements will add tho
Of PmladeiPians Of the necessity for general prompt
-nd raIpesi movement tue trade VI tho West by
q direct Ra Road to Pittsburgh There no time to be
lUsi.-PBILA No. AMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
To THE PEOPLE OF KING WILLIAM,

The People oi King William respectfully and ear
nes,y requested assemble the Court House. their
next court day. Monday the 22d Sept, take into
sderaton the subject Of system Popular Educa on
the best OF eiecnR reform in and the proprety
appointing Delegates the proposed Education Conyen
ton, assemble IN Richmond the 10Th of December
next Several gentlemen expected to address the
meeting.
Citizens Of King William several counties have taken
the lead from you this great and glorious enterprise but
there is place for you still in the front rank, and you
may yet surpsss them ali! Can you decline III Never
Let the question not be "Who will go7" but "Who will
stay at homel"
PUBLIC MEETING IN HANOVER
The people cf Hanover county earnestly aud
specially invited 10 attend a meeting be held ut the
Cnurt-house Tuesday next. Sept 22d fcouu day
take upon the subject Of reform presen
system OF Popular Education, and the expedency ap-
pointing delegates the proposed Educ
People OF Hanover! the land oi Henry and OF Clay.
Ia the name OF the hundreds IN whose bnsoms God has
planted germs OF greatness, surprising those these
your boosted ornaments bui whom the State keeps down
~ the dark bondage oi ignorance aud vce-by every
tive OF PATRIOTISM humanity, Justice aud your own sell.
interest," YOU are called upon devote day east
To the liberation IL those generous spirits and boundoss
minds, who may become by your slight aid what they
were destined To Ieihe strength the aud be
factors Ot Iheif country. What hold back from
such work. NOW is Of oil others. the most favorable
time Tor It's commencement Set the example to other
counties before they take from you that privilege Be
deferred by the suggestion Of difficulties but those who
are too INDECENT to discover acknowledge the way,
which always open tho willing TO achieve good Tor
mankind. At least let your motto be 'TRY IT. when
great good IL aimed at Come then, one and ALL and
make old Hanover the Banner County tho mighty
| my OF popular reform.
p. S. Several gentlemen expected to address the
meeting.
EDUCATlON-LOUISA COUNTY.
mreiinR 81 the people of Louisa will be held on the
second Monday October the Court House. to appoint
delegates 10 the Education Convention.
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eAspf esRs Of srvstxfs sss sssssse
- pA bum. but evea The psres ah no
~ gd sgais -ervuA and cthsf xasduiar eonpAtn
vAAeh generation senersuoa psisnsi and
oesusas legacy We that under he bessans
90 hind csestss as hnded dass. whss ths
tsisA Hereditary bei be- sr.dea,ed and e entail
cut Oh f,ver By sasd. Saspana roe OF The cures
veax BY his prepar,noa might perhaps be Considered
er we're ty vosehsd BY shnpeaehaes e-nony
bs ue gratitude Tor heah
rssss~d wh -peah Rheumatism and variety of eueeo1s
ss srs sssssA wsA s.psay ssA esaisy ~ ~ pssvs-
ton.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of superior
gratis. 2 ~ - ~
rrer.v4 aat sr -hc---.. AVID v.s., expectation.
~ ~ sANpc co DrusEists and Chsssis Granite Buh-
lEs No "a broadway Chamber Yosk-
soh Also BY ALsN DUvaL co. As,n,s Main direct, Rich
noad Va. fI- Price 81 An h,t,,~.
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The OJJFelOws have fallen some what under the ban 4
religion. The Genesee Methodist Conference have r..
qoesied oil members Of thu, Win belong ~
secret societies 20 withdraw FROM thtm. In South Carroll
the Bishop and CergJ 81 the Epe0pal Church have de-
ieincd To- ofciate funeral which subsequent
vices shall be contemplated The Baptist Church Bou
yle Nova Scotia has recently expelled persons for
belonging 10 the Odd Fellows Society," and u will BE- 70.
collected the Pope issued bull denying the rites Tie
Church 20 ihse who belong That snd other eocio
Ties
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The brig vhiek caus u s.lhon ~iih tic Geo,
passage from Norfolk les previously repored the
Canton OF brunswick Me-. from Hsvte dc Grace, bound
to Boston, with 200 tons pig iron board. She oil
Poplar Island NJ the time. Iatoat half past O'CLOCK
and was struck amidships badly in fifteen
naes With every person t6vs Ii all board; The csp-
tain and NATE both brothers, afterwards ascended the
eine such being their presence Of mind reached the
topmasts. which only few feet sbpve wa,e and
there remsined until after Daylight when thcy were fallen
IN with by bay craft coming up the bay, which took them
OIL and they reached hero last evening" The three
were drowned. Their Elijah Jordan. foelgner
VIM Woods, OF Marysnd, aged about Ia OF 10 years OF
age, and Nathaniel Lunt OF Maine. The cspains name
Is gven The brig Is vessel, this being her Sc
cond voyage. was and insured in tho Marine Office in
Potand.-Bah. San.
The business at Wilmington. N. Z. in articles derived
om the pine tree has been quite during the last
year The quantity ot turpenine distilled at that place
S@OOOOO: the raw mstetial shipped $4,000 barrels,
ued At Si6S 900; and article shipped 3D. 200
barrels. worth x450O0; making the total value Of tho
ducts oi the pine tree Tor the year S6I3,OOO
An EplroR PuLrr.-Horaee Greedy. Esq. OF
on Sunday last Ia the church oi tho Christian Uaion,
(eoms ou'ers,) OF which the Rev. W. H. Chanting
tor lie made spraycr the psalms aud delivered
discourse on the subject OF social reform.
Proposals have been issued for Publishing Masonic and
SRkEN, under ihe editorial management VI Charles H.
Lewis Esq. Il is be issued monthly numbers, 81
per annum Mt. Lewis ~ gentleman VI hoe literary
taste and good wner-and witha Icalcus member ct
the iratemiyand will no doubt furnish very acceptable
Journal We wish him success.-Msnnfon Spectator.