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VERY VALUABLE SERVANTS.

' i
NNOR SALE-A young Negro Woman, II years
n orase, to serve 10 years, from the country and
has no city acquaintance; she is good cook washer,
and in fact first general house servant, and
come highly recommended. Also, for saie most
valuable Woman, 26 years of age to serve until she
shall arrive at the age of 49, with her two children,
boy three years oil To until he arrives at the
age Of 3S and her female child year old TO serve
til she shall arrive the age of 30 years; this negro wo
man is fstrate cook, washer and ir0ner; her sobri
ETY. and honesty has never been questioned, ifimme-
date application is made they will be sold lew-fami
lies have now good opportunity of purchasing most
valuable cook. Apply quickly III
SCOTTI,S intelligence Office,
sells No. 10 Exchange Place.
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"CIRCuGATE THE DnCusENr$"-7he address for
6ei cents per Hundred. The admirable Address on
the subject OF Riotm, printed in handful form ex
preSslI for circulation throughout the State can be
had at this office for 62l per hundred or 5 per
Thousand just half the price they be had for any
where else EARLY application should be made.
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ADJUSTMENTS FOR To NIGHr-- Burrows THEATRE
FRONT STREET - First appearance of Mr.. HackeA-
This eminent American Comedian will make his first
appearances this evening before his Baltimore friends
since his from Europe in his popular character
of "Sir John Falstaf,' in Shakspeare's Historical
play of oIemry "" MI George Barrett who has
been engaged for short period, will sustain the char
acter of the "P nce of Wales )" and Mr. John Scott
that of "King Eenry." The other charact rs in the
piece have been the whole strength of Burton's
excellent company.
IIoHidayst. Theatre. sheridan Knowles celebrated
play of "The Hunchback' and the laughable farce al
the "New Footman, and a favonte Dance by the &C
complished Miss Anna Walters are the attractions al
this house tonight. For the powerful cast in the
Huuchback, see advertisement.
Museum. Mr.. Peale, notwithstanding the attrac-
ton the theatres, is determined not to flag in pro-
curing novelties for the patron Of his sanon He of
fers for this evening " rh4 Lottery Ticket, nGCross
ing the Line" and an Olio of Singing and Dancing
by the Misses Ince.
Circus Messrs Rockwell & Stones EQUESTRIAN
Company W III i've in the city TO day, and will be
opened for exhibition this evening on the large lot al
the corner of Conway and thares-sts This is a very
extensive establishment numbering over 100 men ant
horses
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-15

PHILADELPHIA FIREMEN's RIors. The fire.
mems riot in Philadelphia, noticed by us on
Saturday, did not resat in any loss of life, as
apprehended, though a number of persons were
considerably injured. Several of the rioters
were arrested, and the following day indicted
by the grand Jury. On Friday night, howev-
er, another equally disgraceful riot took place
The tender of the Hope engine was assalled by
the members eff the Weccacoe hose, several OF
the company dreadiulIy beaten, and the tender
thrown into the canal. The police were called
out in q body and after much difficulty restored
order These are the fremen who are styled
the most orderly body Of men in the country.
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FRESH FALL GOODS.
nRYDEN d BROTHER, No, 81 MARX

dryden q BROTHER, No. 81 MARKET
- STREET, doors west of Gay street, have just
returned from New York, and will open this day, a
beautiful and choice stock of rich FALL GOODS, Sc
ected with great care. We name, in part follows
SlLKS-kch striped and fancy Milled Roye, Ca
meleon, Pou de Sol, Gre de PekiR, (Onbre striped)
Gro de Swiss, Gro de FavOni, Matteoni Lutestring,
&c. &C.. ChSHMERES-Pars, Fancy, Rich new
style Reps and Cashmeres, in great variety.
MOUSELIN DE LAINES-French, plain, pink,
blue, orange and nazarne blue; Apaccas; Bonba-
Zines; French Merinos; twed aud plain Gnghanls
new style and beautiful CLOAKlNGS, French, ERg-
lish and American, Of all qualities, splendid assert
ment-with general assortment Of FALL GOODS.
All we ask is call from friends and the public
generally and we premise those who favor US with
cal, great Bargains Remember our mOtto-''N0T
TO BE oUTbONE~ sells. 81
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baltimore LAUNDRY. The subscriber
he having recnnty made extensive improvements
in his Washing Establishment, by the introduction of
steam Engine for propeng his machines, and being
thankful for the patronage already bestowed upon his
Efforts, TO establish in this city Laundry, at which
without fear oil loss, would inform the public that he
is now prepared to wash and return clothes rough
dy at s2 cts per doz; roned at from 30 to 10 cents
per doZ, Quilts done at Is to 30 cts. each Blankets
l2a cts. each. Laundry SAKATOGA-ST. near Gay.
sel5'3t' MOSES HYDE.
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ElRILLIANT LUCK at TUCKER & BROS of
H hce last week, made still more splendid by our
operations at its close, in the Frederick Female Sem
mary, commonly called the Small Fry Lottery. We
have again and again informed the community that
our luck IN that lnery was unrivaled, and the mass
OF prizes sold and redeemed by us, and now on hand
VIII be proof conclusive of the fact. We sold on Sat
urday last II No tickets to friends at home and
abroad of Sl0Os, Of $50, and Of $50 to citizens
and of $500, of $50, and of $40 to our distant
patrons Not to be beat considering the smalIness of
the scheme TODAY , of $40, 900, and Is of 81 900
is drawn ballots-Tickets SIS
r. r. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the COrneT-Ilcad of Centre Market
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T. t. UINETt q BNIJTTTE Elk,
Right on the COmer-TIcad of Centre Mark,

FHNHE LUCKY Prize Sellers, FLETCHER s co.
Il No. > HOllidav-st. were again successful in the
sale OF large hHmber of prizes in Saturdays small
lottery.
"a 10 rs ~ Is - 80 81 10 Is SO Al 60
are the drawn Nos. of Saturdays lottery, class 35-
lowest prize 81
The holders of prizes in the above, large and small
will please forward or hand them in TO be paid or re-
neWed in some OF the brilliant lotteries come of
this week. TO DAY, . capitals of : 5000, Sc.-7s
Nos. ID bantS-eXtra chance-Tickets S5-A pack
age Of prs SIS 80.
Apply nr direct your orders to
JAMES FLETCHER X CO., Baltimore, Md
1t Agents for the Managers.
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ayLGRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE STATE OF MARYLAND. A special Meeting
of the Grand Division will he held at Union Hall,
THIS EVENING, the 18th inst, at 4 O'Clock. BY or
der of WIN. G. WRIGHT, e, W. p.
THos. e. JRT7RRYS, G. s. 1t
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Ehy- f. s. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French s. German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will he Sold by wholesale and retail, as low as
any Importer in this or any other city
GLIDING done in all its varieties-such as Portrait,
Picture, aud Frames of all descriptions.
CORNiCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-. tilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
iy2i-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM BUENos AYREs.
BY letter from Rio, received in Salem, with
the perusal of which we have been favored
says the Gazette, we have intelligence from
Buenos Ayres to the 25th of July. The Eng
lsh and French Ministers had left-Rosas re-
fusing all their propositions. The Buenos Ay-
rean squadron had been captured by the Eng
ish and French, and Oribe had been warned
TO retire from before Martlnco
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NGERTUNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
81 Splendid schemrs this week:
TODAY, > of $4,000, for s.
TUESDAY, $4,000. Tickets "a
WEDNESDAY, $50 900, for only 10
THURSDAY Sl5 600, for s
FRIDAY, Sl0,0H0, for 3
SATURDAY, $4,000, for only
10 Orders for tickets in any of the above hand
seine schemes will meet with prompt attention if ad
dressed to EGERTONS
Corner Snuth-st. and Exchange Pace or
u Corner Commerce and Pratt sireets.
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b PRIZES OF s1O,OOo FOR ONLY As

- PRIZES OF $4,000 FOR ONLYS5,
"a aud Is prizes 10 ii blanks to-day At SCHOOL,
FIELD co. Where ssld on Saturday last, to
Nos 10 81 80, prize Of $1,000, sold to gentleman Of
this city; Nos. Is A &, prize of S4 sent Wnches
ter, Virginia
Nos; Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 36, drawn
Sept. l3. lowest prize 81, are
A ~ IS A IL 70 80 81 10 Is SO Al 50
Draws TODAY, the splendid scheme of Md.
Consolidated Lottery class lO6.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize Of s2Os9
10000 Is " 1850
$500 40 " $50 sc.
Tickets SIS; halves $2s; quarters Il; eigAths 60 cts.
In which Scho0ield s. Co. will sell on certificate,
packages of % whole tickets for only S66 halves S33
quarters SIG So and will contain all the Nos that go
in the wheel.
93-Draws On Wednesday, l7th inst the mammoth
scheme of Md. Susq. Canal Lottery, class 80, capital
S3OOOO. Tickets $40, shares in proportion. In which
Schnoltield Co. will sell on certificate packages of
% whole tickets for only $40; halves S70 quarters
S35, eighths eli 30. For the capitals call on
SCHOOLFIELD Co,
No. Calvert street,
1t FirstOtficefrom Baltimore street.
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MAINE AND VERMONT ELFCTIoNS. From
lie towns in Maine we have returns, in which,
compared with the Presidential vote, Anderson
loses 9 ,749; the Democrats, however, are do
ing better in the interior than in the towns ust
heard from. The legislature will be Democrat
ic in both branches. In Vermont, tIom 1855
towns, which shew Wing net loss, since No
vcmber, of 1853. The Wing majority in the
Vermont Senate will be lG-last year -: in
the House about 25-last year over 90.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-15

90 FRANKLIN DIVISION, No. 8, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. Whereas, it appearing by the pub
lie prints that Legislative ticket has been proposed
ny cerais persons for the suhrages of the people of
Baltimore, at the next election, styling it the "Tem-
peranGe ticket" without the knowledge or consent
of this Division; and beesing such proceeding CAL
culaed to njure the Of Temperance generally,
by inducing the belief Of disposition part TO
interfere in political matters; Therefore,
Rcsolved, by this Division, That the ticket present
ed to the people the Temperance ticket, does not
meet with our APPRECIATION, solely on the ground Of
their being brought forward temperance candidates,
and that we repudiae all attempts to minge political
affairs with our beloved order. Signed,
A. ID. CHUTZE, w. s.
JOHN II. MILLER, R. s.
GG3- The members of Franklin Division, Ne. g. Sons
of Temperance, are hereby requested to meet THIS
(Monday) EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ, at "Union
Hail." as per resolution of the Division, changing the
evening above. BY order,
1t JOHN II. MILLER, RS.
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3-SHERIFFALTY.-TO TIL f VOTERS OF
BALTIMORE CITY. In offering myself as Can
ddate for the office of Sheriff. shou be so fortunate
as to obtain your sutirages at the ensuing election
promise to fulfill all the duties apperaining to said of
flee with fidelity and punctuay. Having served as
Deputy ur the last FIVE years, will be enabled to
give general satisfaction,
se4-tet LORIN N. DECKER.
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WIN. FL. * EEVIL,

xa.4eErx VIM. Fl, K EEVIL,
E1b5 FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
@8 9S BALTIMORE STREET,
.EU4MzA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
that owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all lnes enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats,
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other esab
lishment in the city, Of any shape description now
W n, viz: SILK, Moleskin Russia, Cashmere Nutria,
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE. The letter bags of the
Caledonia, for Liverpool, will close in New
York to-day and of the Great Western on
Thursday.
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90 Please announce GEO. GORDON BELT, Esq
as candidate for the city Sheraty at the next cleo
ton. fseS-tel BALTIMORE.
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g5- SHERIFFALTY. Messrs. EditorsYou will
please announce TO fellow citizens the name OF
ALEXANDER A. KENNARD, Esq rs the good aud
true candidate of the frie Ids Of "Nave American
principles, for the important office of SHERIFF of
Baltimore city. The energy aud pItriotism of MIR.
Kenn ard entite him to the warm esteem and cordial
support of every American hand aud heart.
MANY VOTERS.
03- accept Of the above nomination, and solicit
the su ppot of my friends and the voters generally
400 re- ALEXANDER A. REWARD.
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ALL Is WELL!

0F- SiiERIFFALTY. Having announced myself,
at the urgent solicitation of number of friends as
candidate for the Sherfftty at the ensuing election
take this opportunity OF stating to my fellow citizens
that il il NOT my intention To Withdraw from the can
vass, but that still am acandidae for their sufrnges
sei2-d JAMES o. LAW.
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n3-TO THEVOrERS OF THE CITY OF BAL
TIMORE. The undersigned takes the liberty of of
ferng himself as an Independent Candidate for the
office OF sheriff at the ensuing election, and respect
fully socits the support of his friends and the pubic
generally. [se4-tel JOHN MITCHELL.
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EpLACk HASTINGS. Just received 20 pieces
GD OF BLACK HASTINGS, adapted to the shoe
trade. They will be sold great bargain Together
with other shoe trimmings.
HAMILTON, BUCKLEY & Co.,
s'3N 307 Market ST.
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% SHERIFFALTY. To the Voters of Baltimore
City The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
aud the public generally, that he still continues
candidate for the Office of Sheriff. and requests their
support He pledges himself, if successful that he
viii discharge the duties of the office the hest of HIS
ability. [se2-2w ARCHIBALD G. RlDGELY.
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E13-CORONER'S OFFICE, No, 1873 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mildly
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sNOUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY
u Constantly on hand the following articles at
market Erces:
FooIscap and Letter Paper, ruled and plain
Blank Books of all sizes, on hand or made to order
Counting House Cap closed rule; do. Letter do.
Long and broad Bill Paper
Sealing Wax; India Rubber
luills Steel Pens and Ink
BlOttiGg Paper; Red Ink
Post Office Balances
Stamps; Notes and Drafts. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers and Stationers, Isl Pratt ST.,
adjoining Railroad Depot
P. S. We are Just receiving lot of Letter & Fools
cap Paper from the New York sale, which we offer at
less than the usual price. sel5-3t
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Resolution passed unanimously by the Conventions
"RsSo!oed, That az Native Americans, we are me
true friends of Rcorm-that we 90 for rerenchlng all
extravasant expenditures of the public money wheth-
or by the state or general gOvernment-the abolition
OF all useless Offices and the correction OF all abuses
OF the elective franchise and naturalization laws"
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NIDEH VTNEGAK. Jast received a large
~ quantity Of pure Cider Vinegar for picking
Those in want will do well to call soon. Also,
FEED. fresh supply of Ship and Brown Stuff
Shorts, Chop Corn and Oats, wholesale and retail.
FAMILY GROCERIES,. A complete stock of
Shoice Groceres-all low for cash.
o. Large and safe MARKET YARp, with Sheds
free TO customers
G. w. AIREY, Agent, 229 Z. Batmore-st.
sells between Bond and Caroline SITS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30

young men, seeking their fortunes and
wives in Oregon. The wagons are
generally good and strong. fitted up so
as tobe comfortable habitations. They
have also tents for the young men and
strong boys. All seem cheerful--the
men contented and the woman tidy.
Sometimes you see the young woman
riding and knitting-sometimes walk
ing with an elastic step that betokens
freedom from all hardship. They have
some articles of furnature, and have
plenty Of butter and milk on the route.
One party-of forty-six wagons-alone
had fifteen hundred mich cows and
oxen. Our coming among them has
given seeming confidence. Our Off
GERS and soldiers mix with them, with
that friendly and considerate feeling
due to our fellow citizens emigrating
boldly to new homes in a distant land.
If Oregon is filled up with only such
materials as this, it will indeed be a
choice gem in this Union. Not one Of
these parties has liquor with it. I o.
mitted to mention that their marches
avarage twelve miles per day-From
what ! learned from several of them, |
should say that the expense, per
gro a",L's NJ, Of getting TO Oregon
na.ppt,a.'y IAN twenty dollars-which
haa9: ~ ISL % hde up on every head Of
pear 70 see thenrs.Agon. Of the thou
.pisck = &c lssnake"fay max yoxen dead on the
Z, one sst'l oiln ~ neadied of the murrin.
olooddwsen find calves that
y sWote re i was Inh9t very few. As this
f5lso f53nd what y right 4ch interest at present,
! hopsbEa sbarneXansy you will excuse my. Sc
long deaa!Aing on them. The number
of souls in the parties already passed
by us, amount to about one thousand.
There are many parties ahead; and
many yet to start from Missouri"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30
Reprint of
Chambers Edinburgh Journal,

published at the Albion office Barclay street,
New York. The first year gives LPrint Of
Chambers Edinburgh Journal .th4ase lat to OK.
pire, we avail ourselves ofthe opportuaityto say,
that it has received support commensurate with
the intrinsic merit of the work, and that its con.
tinued republication is therefore established on
firm basis. We shall feel indebted to subscribers
who will make the Journal known in their re-
spective neighborhoods, as well as give currency
to the annexed terms of publication. 2 s
In order to put this work within the reach OF
all classes of the public, we have determined to
issue it at the very low price of one dollar and
half per annum; and also TO furnish it to agents
Mt discount from this price, of thirty three ano
n third per cent. And in order to disseminate
the publication still more extensively, we have
determined to give individuals or companies O.
individuals who may order fve copies the anvan-
tages possessed by agents, and to extend to then
also the benefit of the discount. A remittance o
five dollars, then, provided it be in funds at pa
in the city of New York, or not more than fiv'
per lccnt, discount, viii command five annua
copies. The publication is weekly, contain
eight pages, and is printed in the quarto form
with neat type and on good paper. 1t is scarce.
Iy necessary to state that the low price at which
we offer the work, will oblige us to adhere to TIM
cash spstem without any deviation whatever.
Editors throughout tho country inserting this
Prospectus four successive weeks, and sending q
copy containing il to the Albion office, will be
entitled to a free copy for enc year.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30
From the Baltimore Sun.
/ Emigration to Oregon.

ssF The accounts constantly coming in
from the parties Of citizens ofthe Wes-
tern States emigrating to Oregon. repre-
sents them to he moving on TO their
destination in most satisfactory man.
ner. Before the negotiations are con-
cluded as to what degree of latitude
we are to be restricted, Oregon will be
settled with q numerous population.
III have been surprised" writes leu
tenant of dragons ii Col. Kearney's
regiment, to his friend in Washington,
aat the remarkable select appearances
of the emigrants. All seemed highly
respeetable~-many rich.--Thoy are
mostly in families, with some few extra
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30
George Wise ct. ux.
---. vs. In Partition,

Catharine Wise ct al.
sFDY virtue of a certified order of sale is
D sued from the Court of Common Pleas
Tor Stark County, Ohio, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at the door of the Court
House in Ravenna, Portage County, on %.
Monday the first day Of September ls45
the following described premises situate in
Portage County, to wit:-Part of Lot 29 IN
Township One in Range Nine in the Con
necticut Western Reserve, and bounded as
follows: Fast by Lot 90, West by Lot 80,
south by Lot so, north by fifty acres of land
in said Lot %, decided May IL, 1885, by
Orrin Harmon, attorney for Edwin and Huldah
Kent to David Wise, containing % acres.
Also, another piece Of the same Lot, being
the 50 acres above referred TO, and bounded
as follows: east by Lot %, west by Lot SO,
south by 90 acre Lot on the south end Of
said Lot, and 10 extend so far north as to in
clude so acres. Subject to the dover estate
of Catharine Wise in said Lot % in Township
One aud range Nine, bounded as follows, to
wit: commencing al the southwest corner
thereof, and running east on the south line
seventeen chains, thence north by line par
alel to the west line Of said tract twelve
chains thirty, FIVE links to post; thence west
seventeen chains thence south twelve chains
thirty five links to the place of beginning,
containing Ell acres. z ~rs
Sale to commence at IL O'clock M. on said
day. Terms made known on day of sale.
JOHN BRANDON, SHERIFF. Stark Co
Sheriff's Office. Canton, Ohio.
July 18th, i845. 5w9.