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SUNDAY Travelling. The Trenton (N. j.
Emporium says, the religious community will
be gtatifed to learn that there is prospect
that the two morning Sunday trains between
n. York and Philadelphia will be discontinued.
At the late meeting of the board Mr.. J. r
Thompson made motion to that effect and it
was carried, 1t now rests with the Postmaster
General 70 say whether he will consent to the
suspension of the morning mail in accordance
with the resolution, and if SO, the trains will be
stooDed.
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G3- LIBRARY COMMITTEE, |. o. o. F. The
members will meet in their room THIS Tuesday
EVENING, at O'Clock, To complete the arrange
ments for the Excursion to take place on MONDAY
NEXT, the 2Sth instant By order,
1t JAMES G.. NlNDE, Sac'v,
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A You've GIANT. There is young giant
growing in Limington, Me. He is nine years
old, weighs one hundred and fifty pounds, and
- q very cheerful little fellow! His father and
mother are below the medium size. He has
been growing at this tremendous rate for about
two years, and without the aid of any artificial
saeons, 0, electricity, or guano
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q3- E,-JERUSALEM ENCAMPMENT,
No. L !. o. o. F. Patrarchs, you are hereby notl-
tri to meet at the Camp, North Gay street, THIS
(Tuesday) MORNING. AT O'Clock, for the purpose
of attending the funeral of om late p. &. ?. ROBERT
NhIrsoN. BY order Of the e.
II GEO. J. ROCHE, Scribe.
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READAmE FORTUNE having established

RaADAME FORTUNE having established
lSH her head quarters at NJ DOYLE'S Cap. Prize
Depot, No l44 PRATT ST, opposite the Railroad De-
pot, next 10 BradshawS United States Hotel, he is
prepared TO shell out TO all Of her votaties. As
earnest Of what she means tn do eight handsome
prizes sold and clshed here during the last week,
Purchase package in some of the following magr i
fceni schemes and your fortune is surely made.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets $2i, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital So, 900, tickets So, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $40 900, tickets s., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets sa4 shares in
proportion
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets s2s, shares in
proportion. gG- DOYLE always sells some OF the
capitals in this scheme-therefore, go i'll for package
in this one. A certificate of IS wholes can be pur-
chased for Sl4, and may draw upwards of S9,Ooo-
halves 81, quarters $3.50, tghths Sl.75.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons VINO pur
chase by the package or quantity. -
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky nufnbefs "
TIE package, single ticket, share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed 20
NJ. DOYLE, 10. LA Pratt street,
Ii ral Ooposite B II o. r. R. Dapo'
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- A DOLLAR RS invested this morning at the
% II Office of FLETCHER s. CO., Holiday ST.,
in regular package of 25 tickets, may realize the
5000 in THIS DAYS Lottery Don't let the oppor-
tunity pass. Drawn Nos of yesterdays Lottery are,
AZ IL SO 9 % 10 S IS . 26 80 60 80 46
&c No postage charged orders sent to lis by the
mats. Tickets and packages constantly for sale in
all the Lotteries row drawing Direct 10
JAMES FLETCHER & CO, Baltimore, Md.
Il Agents for the Managers.
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THE MlLLERITEs. A convocation of ilerites
has recently been held in Syracuse. About I 5
persons partook of the sacrament on the occa-
sion. The doctrine of the second advent ap-
pears to be sustained but the time is quite a
mystery with them now, as it has ever been
with the people.
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G5-T. o. O. F.-R. W. G. EMCANpME&T. Tn"
members are notified meet odd Fellows Hall,
THIS Tuesday MORNING NJ oc!ccS, 70 attend
the funeral Of 3pOyed p. G.. p. ROBERT NELSON.
It. J. G. WATERS, G. Scribe.
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CHEAP LITERATURE. We have now lying on our
table "The Confession of Magnetism" the August
Number of the "Parlor Annual" and "Four,een Fa-
vorite Gailopades," all of which are from Mr.. q. A.
Ainckley, Jr., 22Ot Baltimore St. who seems to have
al works IF ihs Kind IL soon as any IN the city
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The EPISCOPAL CHURCH CoNTRovERsIEs.-
The two Episcopal organs in New York.city,
the Churchman, (Onde-donk,} and the Protest
ant Churchman, (anti-O nderdonk,) continue
their controversies as warmly as ever. These
controversies but foreshadow the temper and
tone of parties that will re-aPpear on the stage
in the coming October Episcopal convention.
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For ths jsncH ot tie Iasoucat La,r. o. Mr..
!1ad for tie lqst arcsk
Jns; Wheary, laborer, 60. Henry Morgan, founder
vi Ha9Sinan' merch'n! 'Phne0s Stanley, hack
anu. J. Mills, OTlcktnakCI
Aoel brown, nuckster 'Mtch'l LoaHe, hattie.
y, FIhkett, laborer, coid WIN, Causey, coored
'Michn keenan,, c0'd X. Leonard do
TChas. w. Alien, cooper Abraham Moore do
In Robinson, shoema'r Daniel Conner, do
'Th0s. Mum, do. ~ Wheeler, dn
'hhenez't Collier, laborer Dora Bowie, do
Arch. Meoncy, carpent'r Auua Gotsuch a,
For debts less than $50
To appear before tile commissioners Ist Of $50,
l545. " 0-'
Day OF anal hearing, lst Nov 1875
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N5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. lao NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mildly
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ARREsT OF DIsHoNEsT CLERK. Joseph
Hixon, formerly book-keeper in the Office of
Andrews s. Co., No. Il Wall street, n. York,
was arrested on Thursday last by officer Bal
ley, at a drinking house in White street, and
committed to prison, OH charge Of having
ombczz'e led moneys from his employers at vari-
Gus periods, while in their employ, amounting
to $1,000. 1t was his practice to receipt for
valuable packages left at the office for trans
mission by express, aud subsequently abstract
ed the money, before depositing the parcel in
the valise.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-22

GTERLING LUCK YESTERDAY. $1,000 in
- a half ticket and $1,000 in quarter we sold to
citizens. $3.50 in package of wholes we sent to
Washington and 500 in half ticketwe sent to Car
Isle, Pa, and $50 to a coiored man on the Point.
TODAY, S90U0-Tickes $24, shares in proportion.
In which we will sell package for SIS 90, and in all
cases insure one half back clear of all charges.
Il. T. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Right on the COrner-Head of Centre Market.
o. ORDER EARLY. The Small Fry draws again
next Saturday, 26th instant. Capital $4,000 Tickets
81 Packages of qrs S34, eighths 81 rs. 1t
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The Coal TRADE. From the Schuykill re-
gion there have been transported by canal and
railroad this season 443, 900 IA tons. From the
Lehgh region 1914
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-22

In ST Vi try's county, 9Th inst. by Rev. M. Cns4
JAMES II. KNOTT to Miss MARIA C0oxR
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WIN. II. KEEVIL.

NT%Eg WIN. II. KEEVIL.
SE$& FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
t2H 9S BALTIMORE STREET
ags#64sAsA Begs 10 inform gentlemen purcha sing,
~9that owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled 10 furnish Fashionable Hats
Of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other stab
shment III the city, of any shape description now
worn, viz SIX, Moieskin, Rtssia Cashmere, Nstria
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds Gentlemen
always see
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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ERoohS-BoplS. Just received 4 further SUB
NJ ply of the following STANDARD Works:
Prescott's Conquest of Mexico, 3 vols.
do Ferdinand and Isabella.
Alison's History Of Enrope vols.
do do do ! do, abridged
townsend Arrangement Of the old and new Tesla
ment
Pulpit Cyclopedia
TaYot's Manuel of History, vol.
Stewart on The Apocalypse, vols.
Robert Halls Works, complete, vols.
PARSON & PRESTON'S,
Booksellers and StatOners, Isl Pratt ST.,
Jy22-3t adjoining Railroad Depot.
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BALTIMORE 81 OHIO RAEx ROAD.

BaETlFiOEE a. OHIO RAEE ROAD.
> HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF
6sy1SSfa, THE PASSENGER TRAINS ON THE
H5ffif "MAlN STEM" AND ,sVVAS HINGTON
--z5Za-BRaNCH" Of THE BALTIMORE AND Quo
RAIL ROAD, GOTH MARCH as45.
IMAM STEM
WESTW.9RDL
For Cumberland. Hancock Martinsburp !
liarper's Ferry Winchester, Freder. DAILY
lex, Eicott'S Mills. aud intermedi- At u o'cik.
ate depOts by the regular train a N.
For Frederick aud intermediate stations
rs extra train, daily, except SUNDAY, al P NJ
ERSTW3RDLY
From Cumberldnd daily regular train, at ga. NJ.
Hancock, do do t0L A. "
MaruhSbuIg' do DO III A. NJ.
Harper's Ferry. do do l2i r. NJ
Frederick, daily, TX pit Sunday eX. train s A. NJ
do do by regular train 2p. N.
Ei!icOus Mills daily, by several trains, at u A.
NJ, y N, and 4. Pm
Fare in either direction between Baltimore aui Cum
berland 81, aud for Intermediate distances At the
uniform rate of cents per mile.
Through tickets are issued between Baltimore
AMI Wheeling, respectively ST. 30
Between Baltimore and Pittsburgh $40 10
Ana between Philadelphia ana Wheeling Sl30D
"WASHINGTON BRANCH"
From Baltimore AT a. NJ. 5 r. H., and H. P II.
Frsm Washington at A. NJ and 81 P.
ly22u By order, ID. ]. FOLEY, Agent.
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td5-R. w. GRAND LODGE2OF MARYLAND.
The members are requested TO meet at the Hall THIS
TUESDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, TO attend the flu
neraI Of their much lamented Brother Past Deputy
Grand Sire, ROBERT NELSON. BY order ofthr Grand
Master, G. d. TEWKSBURY,
IL Grand Secretary.
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ETOR NOW'S THE DAY AM, NU,t =
a rue HOUR. Good Clocks from s. to so for
WOOD, 50 rgood Brass, excellent time keep, rs Gold
je"e'ry such as Cola Kings p cents do. Pins 80 cts;
do. Earrings 25c pair; do Watch KEYS ST. do. Pencils
y; britannia sets q poces) only S4 do Coffee Pots
2o Tea do 624 cents; Brass CanGlestieks 8gc pair;
famllS GrndstoneS 81; Coffee Mills (Wlsou's) only
% cts; Wallets; Hooks and Eyes; Tapes; Needles &c
puper Dressing Combs 81! Side Combs Sc pair; Twist
40 clS Cologne cts sets; 6. = Butter Knives 2ic;
Britannia Table Spoons p CTS set Britannia Tea do
2ic set; Gum Suspcnders l2I TO % cts; co'd Cotton
Gloves cts; Hosiery. black and white 8 cents nar:
Scissors cts, and general variety of Cheap Goods
WY L. t. ElCRERS, No. Baltimore street,
j!%'-u between the Market and the Bridge
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Rev. HEHaY WARE. Rev. Henry Ware of
Cambridge, Mass, died at that place on Satur-
day last. lie was in the eighty-tirst year Of
his age. DR., Ware was gentleman OF nigh
character and abilities, greatly respected by all
who knew him. He was the father of VIM.
and Henry Ware, who have attained some CO.
lebrty in the literary world by various publ
cations.
MELANCHOLY DEATHS. Last Monday after
noon, during the thunder shower, the dwelling
house of Mr.. james Pierce, in Royalston, Mass
was struck by lightning. The fluid passed
down the chimney, and instantly killed a
daughter of Mr.. P. and also young man who
had entered the house to seek shelter from the
storm.
GRANITE Factory. We have seen, says
the Howard District Press, the plan of the fac
tory to be erected by this company. Its l55
feet in length and about so feet in width. 1t is
gratifying to learn that proposals will soon be
issued for the immediate completion of the
work
RETIazp. The Rev. Dr.. Coleman has final
~ retired from the editorial of the Banner of
the Cross. The feeble state Of his health, caus-
ed by recent attack of varioloid, has rendered
it necessary that he should recruit by travel
ling for short time.
EXTRAORDINARY DEATH. man by the
name of Henry Holder died on Tuesday last,
in Cincinnati, from the effects Of nail which
entered the bottom of his foot, few days pre-
vious, while loading his dray.
NAVAL. The U. S. brig Porpoise, 1t. Com g
Hunt, bound for the Gulf of Mexico, went to
sea from Hampton Roads on Thursday morn
ing, at | o'clock, A. NJ.
The Coal TRADE. From the Schuylkll re-
gion there have been transported by canal and
railroad this season 443 900 IA tons. From the
Lehgh region 1872, 744.
Il CHEAP LITERATURE. We have now lying on our
:. table "The Confession of Magnetism" the August
4number of the "Parlor Annual and "Fourteen Fa-
vorite Gallopaies" all of which are from Mr.. q. A.
Hinckley, Jr, 2sOt Baltimore ST., who seems to have
al Works of ihs S.ad il soon as any IN the city.
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81 aAnnnT O-DAY-Tckets S2a. For
- cOOO this beautiful little prize call on
MILLER CO, corner of ST. Paul and Baltimore
streets, and purchase ticket. They sold in the Md
Lottery, drawn Yesterday, the beautiful prize of ST.
O00 quarter ticket, that cost only 81 2 Nos II AZ 65
aud another of 800, half ticket Nos. II 46 all sold
to city customers.
Draws TO DAY Mar land Consolidated Lottery
class No.29. IS Nos 10 drawn ballots making rich
and splendid scheme for the price of tickets.
SCHEME:
prize OF S90OU prize of $1,000
s. 1900 " 1000
100 " 300,Sc
Tickets S2.-slIares in proportion.
Risk on package of 25 or. tickets only 1915.
For prize tickets by the package single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md Lottery, class 60, drawn
July 2l-l0west prize SIS:
AZ II 80 8 % 10 5 65 Of 80 50 80 46
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NAVAL. The U. S. brig Porpose, 1t. Com g
Hunt, bound for the Gulf of Mexico, went to
sea from Hampton Roads on Thursday morn
ing al | O'clock A III
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EEvoR,r The recommendation OF the con-
venttoa held some Tine since IN Somerset conn
~, tina, state conveaton be held on the
fourth Wednesday of August next, has been
adopted By the Baltimore City Democratic
Convention. We regret that the latter has
acted at all on the subject, for We hoped and eS-
oectei tha, ward meetings would be held with
out reference to parties, to take the SUBJECT of
reform into consideration. 1t is subject that
hAs no necessary connection with party poll
ties, and upon which men of all parties could
cordially unite. We should also have prefer
red having later day selected for the holding
OF the convention. as we desire 70 see every
county III Maryland represented.
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WAR WITH Mexico. Some of our exchange
papers still insist that we shall have war with
Mexico, because some writer in Vera Cruz en-
tertains that opinion: but, unIeS, the Mexican
authorities be positively demented, we do not
consider the event as at all probable. 1t is
clearly the interest of Mexico to avoid war
and her government must see, that peace is es-
sential to her very existence as nation. Vol
whelm her in case Of war, the "SpoIls'' Of Mex
leo being sufficient temptation to enlist tens
of thousands against her. She will engage in
no war with us, unless her statesmen be mad.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-22

a%CHEAP PRINTING, AMI PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, atNo
1874 BALTIMORE STREgT-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS S m@cn larger Inaa a| ''S'
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADiNG,
STAGE X HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, *. Sc.
indeed II l. needless To enHHerate, is we ar pos
sessed of facilities or doing work, y. sysrJ,y and N
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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NJ z pILlN

Day OF dual hearing, lst Nov 1915.
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EXTRAORDINARY DEATH. A man by the
name of Henry Holder died on Tuesday last
in Cincinnati, from the effects Of nail which
entered the bottom of his foot, few days pre-
vious while loading his dray.
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A l. M A n a &.
LIST Dt APpITrANT,

VI NTILIJ NNIS.
For the jencH u tie iaso!ueat Lalr. o. Mr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-22
C0RNORNTIONS.

Wa trust rhal the Legislature will place
n me OF Dhcsc roplrwn,es Of the law, in
Onr county during the coming session. Tpt
gteal body Of our clrlzens are opposed to
Them, and our membns will please their
by vcllug no on every in
corporation OIL that may come up, Le'
the next session be short one; the people
do not ask much legislation. When specu
a,or, watt special legislation for 'her
private benefit, and send their boreIs to
Harrisburg, let the law makers tell them
nldy, we we're not sen, hete to make laws
i1r your benefit, aud to enable you to make
monev, and we will have nothing to d,
with your Specializing projects, Ion car
go home gentlemen borers, and make al
honest living, if you are disposed to, IKE
other people who manage to live wl'hou
special laws for their benefit
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-22
AN AMERICAN CONTINENT


The position assumed by the W,sh.
ingon Union IN re alton to he Oregon
question, has commanded unU rsal op-
probation, and the geOpIe believe, os
well as hope, that the editors views
are those entertained by The Exesn'lge,
and such as he will put forth in he
mess &c to Congress. The view, OF
England, as expressed by its ministers,
4re TO .ecure 10 themselves all the urn
tory 10 which lh,y can set up pIausI-
bic claim, and they seize tho amlcobIs
disposition of lhrs couopry manifested
by the joiot occupation, as evidence OF
their clam, The naughty pre'eosons
.ol great BitaIn must be pun down; our
people viii, with patriotic gIadnes', sus
tam the Administrations, in preserving
our the american, occupation Of SOIL
to which our title is undoubtedly clear
aud unQuestonabIe,' aud il american
,sserrion of American rights, is 10 make
lJr f. lgIand CaSu9 beiG or excuse toA
war, 50 be II! We shall be found pre-
pared, and Great Britain will be drlyen
from a foolnod on the American Cont
nen'.
The pathetic and emphatic sentiment
Of p'ice President DALLAS, sent 10 a
4 h Of July celebration in Philadelphia,
expresses mos fully, the wishes and pre-
4. y
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-22
THE OREGON QUESTION.

NE OhEbON ROEN lO4N,
The inrmaioAs by he Government
organ tho Uujoo, leads TO the conclusion
that the President intends to take the
proper ground IN ihe Oregon question,
to assert the unqueslionabIe rignr of the
United States to the whole lerurory, up
o 81 degrees, ground on which he will
receve the support Of lwo.lhirds Of the
free man cC,he country. The Union
of Thursday has the following remark
upon lhe subject
The WHOLE OF OREGON, OR NONE
Ills is the only alternative as an issue
Of tcrritoriai right We wholly deny
The 6eah 10 the American HIe At hlI
Dude 40 deg. We hoId that our lille
from 42 deg. to 81 deg. 40 min, is onl
title and, as we believe, a perfect tile
against the world. .44 The question ha,
been discussed for century betOsen Il.
and EDg land, we are not aware Of on
IargumenI-SCarcely of one phrase pur
porting TO be an arg lmenl-whlch car
ries oar title up to 40 de- and rhorr
StOpS.-We claim as matter OF right tn
Territory drained by the Columbia rjv
er. Ia the view iof the nations, lhj'
rrlory. being uooccupied, has It's dis
ioCtive character and unity as one re
gjon in the fact that it is 50 dr1ine,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-22
Ezxg87sEEySza
MR.. M'LANE AT LONDON

The Washington Union denies the state
ment which has been made ~ many OF Ih'
papers that Mr. McLane was dissatisfied
with his present position, and wishes 10
reSure. llsays further, that Mr.. McI,anf
was no. charged with the Oregon negoa.
lion, and that he was perfectly satisfied
with the arrangement. and if he desireS 10
return from his mission, no inllma,ion Of
such desirs has been received Il Washing
ton. We hope ,he lauer writer's and news
papers will now let Mr.. McLane alone, and
allow him TO GuGI his mission abroad. One
Of the newspapers mas gone so far as 10
speculate upon the chances Of Mr. MrL
returning his ouiI money in case he
should return, and even to demonstrate, in
a Iaborcd argument. the Ptorruy Of such
? course