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are se''"'' f Ill fs'sA b6YS
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No neutrality-suspicious. CONrEK, Duane
toudon Consulted 9. on private
ixsvs year: ssssss Dr. e.
HsSiz Is.sas from h.bi.lodassd i. By young
charge regularly s!ss,d
NJ ARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN
~ teres, them by peru:iRE Moral PhysoliSsy written "
Glover, NJ D. Were ibis Soos ssrsiSly read BY every
married person and its advice strictly followed we are per
would exist The poverty, and the prospect Of
large family Of children which could be but poorly reared
prudent people from entering the matrimonial
state but here is work that will tell you pportsnt
book so For sale No2 Ann and most other book
| stores. sul2 1msrc
TVURE YOURsELF.-AFFLICTED KEAD.-For One
~ Dollar you obtain a bottle OF the AMERICAN
COMPOUND, which is warranted to cure permanentlyta
delicate disease and its varieties. leaves odor the
breath restriction Of diet or business adapted
toeyery and constitution contains ne mercury
other drugs and has cured thousands of
ing The compound need. putting it speaks for
itself in every trial made Of II, and the proprietor
will give $l00 to produce it will not cure
Sold wholesale by Comsock Co, 81 Couriandt street
retaed drug of Hudson and Leonard
OF Bowery and Fourth of Bowey and Houston cor,
Bowery and Walker East Broadway and Market and
fof Fulton and Water streets, NJ Y n; W. corner OF
Third and South streets, fhla corner Of Charles Patt
streets, Baltimore and by g. Stou Washington City.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-13
Domestic importation.

sAvANNAHBIg Madson-2i casks rice surgess. Bennett
COLI do Notte bohm-8 bis cotton Sargent-56 do
Geo Collins3A do Bronson-l3i do p Swain co-9 do
Brigham-33 do Butler-2 csks w Buger-9 bales
csks Johnson & Lazarus.i box MstbyS Starr do A
(ioodrich- terce oil Sands box Harper Bro
thers-I bag Cohorn Kinney bY Smith, 1orrey
Ia casks rice Patten Collins-IOl bales to order
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Brirhton Cattle market.

AUGUST l0.-At market 700 beef cattle, 500 stores,
$500 sheep, and 900 swine. Prices-Beef Cattle-We
quote extra SIS 5O first quality SIS 50 25; second 81 so
81 U.s. third SO 25 81 25 StoresThose at market were
the first of any account this season; shall omit prices
until they shall become established Sheep-Old
sheep from 81 Sc So rs lambs from 81 80 to 81 25
Swne-Old hogs S4 Al and 41ac; shoats to peddle 4s
and 4Lc. At retail from to &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-13
ARISIAN CORATIV
JJPHOI STERY

CURTAIN MATERIALS, SC.
VHE subscribers have their full assortment
of Brocstels sia., Satin de LANES Tapestry Lampa..
mnss suitable for Bed and Window Curtains and Furn
Coverings of all descriptions for Interior Decorations
selected with great the French and English
factories by Of the firm and embrace the largest and
best stock the United States which having been
purchased for cash. enable offer at lower price than
any other establishment in the city.
Cabinet makers Uphosterers and Others requested
examine stock, from which they oe supplied in
quantity, wholesa and retail Persons furnishing will also
find their advantage select from assortment
which for variety be surpassed The designs
SOLOMON HART,
Upholsterers and Importers, 2l3 Broadway,
az lm*r opposite the Park
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STRUCK ny LloHrNiFo.--Four persons were
Frustrated by stroke of lightning at Richmond
on Friday last, whilst passing along the streets. Mr.
Adkins one OF the persons struck very seriously
hurt but the others two ladies and child, only
stunned The electric fluid in contact with his
breast but divided and glanced of, passing down both
arms and OF at his hands He fell senseless but
partially restored by the free of cold water At the
last accounts hopeswere entertained Of his complete
covery.-Baifimeve .american, Aug. H.
The REMAINS MAJOR RINGaoLp.-Captain
Kane Of the Eagle Artillersts, has received letter
from Major MRea, of the u s. Army, informing
him that the remains of Major Ringgold will not be re-
moved until the weather becomes cooler-Bsstinsore
.1merican, .aasg. 10.
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PHILADELPHIA, August IL, 1916.

PHILADELPHIA, August IL, 1876.
The Observation-Disclosures CoLiector-Ihe Isle-
graph-Stocks, &C., &c.
The weather continues charming, gradually in
creasing in warmth. The sun rose this morning
enveloped in murky clouds, but they were soon
dispersed by his cheering beams, and up to this
time the sky continues clear
A colored woman, named Amelia Edwards,
resident of Moyamensing, took laudanum last
evening, for the purpose of terminating her exist
ence, and died in the course of the night from its
effects. The desertion of colored man who had
been living with her for some time past led to this
acl OF se!fdestrucuon
Col James Page entered upon the duties of his
office as Collector OF the port and re-apPointed as
his deputies DR.. Charles Frechel and Major
Richard L. Howell. These gentlemen occupied
the same posts under the predecessor of COL Page,
and have been found to be excellent officers.
The Baltimore telegraph repaired yester.
day afternoon, and we of this city were again
placed within whispering distance of our brethren
of the monumental city but this privilege has not
been OF long continuance; stoppage again occur
rary connection being broken for the purpose OF
making il permanent one The New York line
is still out of tune but the cause is yet unknown.
1t is source OF regret whenever breaks occur on
the New York line, that the wires were not per-
mitted to pass along the railroad The inspection
Of the wires, and their prompt repair in case of
accident, could be managed in the course of few
hours if this was the case, whereas it now takes
days to ascertain the point where the break has
occurred. The distance is increased to nearly $50
miles by the circuitous route which it was neces-
sary to follow, and as the roads along which it
passes mostly tuInpikes. the person examin-
ing the wires must pedestrianiZe or go on horse
back. which is considered but slow travelling
nowadays, when time and space are almost an
initiated in our movements.
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
AuGusT l2-FrRsr BovRD-74O Grard Bank, lOIs
1900 United States Loan. 6s, go, LOG.
AFTER SALEs-10 Kensington Bank, 55 so Reading
Railroad, ds 33s 10 Bank Northern Liberties, 40
SECOND BoARp35O Girard Bank lO1s; 900 State 5's,
66ai 1000 do 66sS; 1000 6's, 7IH 1000 6s Tx 400
State SIS, 81 5000 do 65s4 l25 Reading, 331s
AFTER SALEs-20 Reading, 331s 40 State 5s 671a.
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New Bedford ON NInrket

New Bedford OIL Market.
For the week ending Aug. 10
SPERM-In Sperm we hear Of no transactions.
WHALE-We notice sales of 200 barrels N. W. Coast
for manufacturing 80 cents and 1000 barrels Spp
can for export, at price did not learn.
WHALEBoNE-We hear of no sales.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

FRoNT-sr. THEArRE.-FirSt appearance Of Mr..
Burton.-Great Dramatic Treat. The many friends
of Mr.. Burton will be pleased to hear of his recovery
from his late severe indisposton, and that he will
make his first appearance, this evening, i'll his favo.
rite character of Sir Robert Bran bic in the excellent
comedy of the "Pour Gentleman" This is a part
in which this gentleman is acknowledged 10 have no
superior, it, indeed, equal He will be ably sup
ported by the admirable company belonging to this
Theatre. After the comedy, the nmitlble Siisbee
will enact the part of Deuteronomy Dulifui, - in the
Yankee play of the "VermOnt Wool Dealer" This
is truly great dramatic treat; and TO insure good
seats application should be made at the box Office
during the day. We anticipate a house crowded from
pit to dome,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
NlTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sudden Dealh. Mr William Fahcy, who
kept small shop in State ST., died suddenly on
Wednesday while returning from the pump
with bucket Of water. An examination oil
the body was made by Drs. Morris and Guiger,
who gave it as their opinion that his death was
caused by disease of the heart. An inques,
was held by coroner Hooper, and the jury re.
turned verdict in accordance with the above
opinion.
.4rreSted on Bench Warrant. Deputy She.
riff benson arrested on Wednesday night a
colored man named John Powell, and safely
conveyed him to Jail. He found him in the
Southern District Watch house, where be had
been taken on the complaint Of his wife for as
saultng and beating her.
County Court. This tribunal is still progress
ing with city civil business. No cases of the
least importance TO the public have been tried
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

CLEARED,
kSchr Heroine, Locker, ST. Augustine, J. w. Brown,
schr Hero, Emerson, Philadelphia, j. w. Brown.
ARRIVED,
Ship Rob Roy DrummOnd days FROM New York
ballast, TO McIIvain & Williams.
Big Indus, Coffin, rom Rio de JancrO Dec. 2Oth
coffee, TO Kirkland. Chase & Co.
Brig Water Witch, lie BrOu, from Turks Island
oath ut. ballast, to Kirkland, Chase & Co.
Brig Gen. PinCkney Hobbs. 5 days from Charles
ton, cotton, salt and hides, TO J. Randall.
Schr Victory Penield, days from N. York, ass'd
cargo o Rose, Merrill y Co.
BELOW-I'hree full rigged briss, Zone the VictO-
rine fin n. OrleansG a brigantiUe and schr.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Louisa, Gait, of and from Baltimore for
Liverpool, was sisnalzed 18th ut lat "A 40, lon 40
by brig salisbury, al Boston from Cronstadt
Brig Michigan, Hall, for baltimore, cleared at Bos-
ton ID inst.
Schr shetland, TObey, from Baltimore, arrived at
Portsmouth, NJ II. LIST inst.
Schr COttyge, Atwood, FIN Frankfort for Baltimore
arrived at Port and ID inst.
Schr Tam O'Shanter, Bennett, from Baltimore for
Gloucester, arrived at Newport Both ult.
Schr Baltimore, LaIournelte, for this port, cleared
at n. York 18th inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

THE MUSEUM. Another great bill is offered for per-
lormaDce at the Saloon this evening. The new dra-
ma Of the ''Crickct on the HEARTH" which was so
well received or the two last evenings, will be re-
peated to night, with the laughable farce Of "Done
Brown" aud local sketch entitled the Beau in a
BOX,'' in which the Great Western will apaear. Go
early OF you will meet the fate of many others. who
were forced TO ''take QUIZ in consequence of the
great crowd that attended the Saloon performance on
Ike last and previous evenings.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
7AT Ew PUBLICATIONS.
Taylor. WILLIE & 60.

TAI DoR, WILDE j co
4, ., and e 'rgi>' Funding, North street.
&OOEY'S LADY's b *, for Feb'y. This hand
some M mhrr contains two splendid engraving,
aud colorrd Fashion Plate, with the usual amnun
OF original Lnatlet-puce y cents, subscription
81 n year.
TOE kNlCkERBDCKFR MAGAZINE Tor Feb. so
fliE ELEC re MAGAZINE for FehruaU--a
vHinabir miscellany of foreign tit'raiure ~
HUMPS MEGCHATT5 MAG WINE tor Feb,
po"nlar and useful C0mmereist m utnly, 20
LIVING AGE. No 81. tor this We,k comprising
the usual variety Of tlegin literature, sc. -.
LIFE y LONDON, No. This mrcl locked
for No. OF truly thrilling romance issued, u
THE WIDOWS WALK. or Mystery of Crime, 10
JOHNS ALIVE or The Bride Of Ghost. bv VIM
T. Thnmpsnn, ESQ au.ror Of Major Jones,
CourtShip, &c., with al Illustration this no
80 Pular tale is just published in book orm, -!
Nc All the cheap and valuable Publications of the
day for sale Wholesale and retail, by
TAYLOR, WILDE s. Co,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers
IL JaTVS's buildings, North ST,
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d. f d..

On the 81 INST. PHILIP JonSs, in the 27th year of
his age.
On Saturday, 3lst ut in the sob year of her age,
Mrs. ELIZA JANE, conSOrt of ReaId0n CaVpy of Bal
limnrG the second daughter of the late JAS and
Mary BRADY, Of this city.
Al the residence of her grandfather, A, J. w. Jack
son, taIvcuon, Baltimore co, REBECCA JANE, daugh
ter Of the late David w. and Mary Ann augusta
Green, aged D months and days.
''Thy little one has gone to rest,
And is with angels sweelIy bIcsG
You would not have her here to .tay,
Midst sorrows, tolls, and dark disnav.
On wings of angels she doth soar,
Away, unto thai peaceful shore;
Dear sister, rise, and with us say,
The Lord doth give and take away"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

A CONCERT. Mr.. JOSEPH BURKE, (known
" some years since as "Master Burke, and recent
~ pnpll oil De benot the celebrated volinist begs
Baltimore generally, that he will give his first Con
cert in this city tsiace his return from Rurope1 on
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, Feb 10Th at CAL
VERT HALL, on which occasion he will perform De
Berio's Sd Grand Concerto, Gin minor; The ceIe-
bratcd capFiccio ole Premolo," nv the same compO-
ser. Fantasia, or airs from II Pirate and La SON
nambnla lSouvenir dc BcllinD by Artot; and Me
LANCE Brillanle Of his own compositions INTRODUCING
several beautiful and popular melodies, entitled
'TrG Return to America"
% Tickets fifty cents each-to he had at the Mu
sic Stores, prcipal Hotels, and at the door
Nc For Programme. see bills. fpf ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
{g7- OFFICIAL DRAWING OF me Md Consol
dated Lottery, class No. Ii, for 1876:
80 l6 "a 90 SO So 60 II 72I7l25O

81 l6 "A " 52 5S gu II ~ II II so
IL and 90 being the LIST and %; or % and "A, be
ing 81 and 4Ih drawn Nos. each 40
50 aud So, being the 5th and 9th; on TO and IL be
Ing the 7lh and oth drawn Nos. each 30
II and II, being the 9th and 10th; OF - and 80 be-
ing the llth and i2th drawn Nos each Is
All hav'ns Two of thG dawn Nos. on them, each 8
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, d" 4
f1}- Per the celebrated prize firm Of
1t EMORY u CO., No. On CaIvert-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

iG3- OPENING OF THE SIXTH SEAL; Or the
END OF THE WORLD! This magnificent Paint.
ng' copy from DANIY, and covering 300 square feet
OF canvas, has hien engaged by the Proprietor of the
Museum for Il few days only, and is now exhibiting
in the Picture Gallery without extra charge ina
subject (sce Rev. 9th chap. 18th TO 18th versesl is
dreadful and sublime, aud the Painter has done il
ample justice The hest time view it is in the day
time, from 4. NJ. till PM. ia3l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
EnlHN UNDEWsIGNhl, nave fnrnra

FENHE CNDERSIGNkIb nave formed Il Co
Ell partnership for the purpose Of conducting &c
neral Real Estate business in thus city; and beg leave
TO tender tn services 10 their frieRs aud tie ruhc
generally, in purchasing and selling HOUSES. LOTS
FARMS, hNNUfrlES, &c; and also in Leasing
attend TO all kinds of CONVEYANCING, such as
drawing Deeds or Lenses; and to the adnlstmfnt OF
City and County Taxes. They NAV be fnunr at o.
sent at the Office of A. ]. & o. BOULDIN, Survey
ors for Baltimore City and CountyD under the Record
Office. ST. panl,S Line.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

Us The Executive Committee of the INDEpEN
DENT FIRE COMPANY respectfully beg leave tc
inform The citizens oi Baltimore, that their Third An
nual Ban will take place at Washington Hall on
TUESDAY, l7lh February, 1916.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
S. NJ Dukehart, Washington Homer,
J. N. Holloway, John Peters.
w. II, b. FussGlbaugh, fe3 /,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
MLEW EDITION OF TnE ENnnRAI

N EW EDITION OF THE FEDnRAL,-
" lST The Fedcralist on the new Constitution
written in the year 1888, by Aex'r HamiItr n James
Madison and Joan Jay with an appendix, containing
the original articles Of Confederation; the letter ~
General Washington as President of the Convention
TO the President and Congress; the Constitution of
the U. s.; the Amendments to the Constitution; and
the act OF Congress in relation to the election of
President, passed January 23d, lSI5-sixth edition.
with a cOpous Alphabetical index.
Letters of Pacifcus and HtIvedius on the Proca-
nation of Neutrality of 1893, by Alexr. Hamilton
(iciicus) and Jas. MADISON (FeIvedus) to which is
prefixed the Proclamation. Just recrived and for
sale ny LUCAS, JR,
fe6 81 No. 10 Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

LOGIC, GRAMMAR, sc. We would call attention
10 the advertisement of Mr.. Hewett. His lecture:
on Grammar Logic and Rhetoric are spoken of in
terms of praise
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

TEMPERANCE LECTURE BY Ma. COUCH, This dis
tngulshed Lecturer will deliver anoiker discourse
this evening upon Temperance, in the Egyptian Sa-
loon, Odd Fellows Hall, Gay-st. His talents and
ability are too well known to need any thing from us
10 ensure a full attendance. The proceeds of the
Lecture will be devo ed to aid the State Society in
procuring au Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

CATHOLIC MAGAZINE. We have received from
the publisher, Mr., John Murphy, the United States
Catholic Magazine for February. 1t is filled with
large quantity of choice reading,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

SUPERIOR MUTTON. The lot of superior Mutton,
advertised by Mr.. j. NJ Turner. will be slaughtered
to day, and to- will be sale al bis stalls in
the Centre Market The citizens invited to visit
his slaughter house, this afternoon, and view the
meal when Killed
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
A IA nv y u A..
hAIlRIEIl

On the 1t Inst, by Rev l. f Morgan, Capt. TuE2 J
c WnAEthR of Baltimore, 10 hi.s REBEcCA LysCu
Of Dorchester co,
In Washington 60. Goth n', by Rev J. p. Cline,
WT COST 10 Miss MARTHA A, sccoud daughter OF
John Beard
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

RIGHT OF WAY. A large meeting was held
at Pittsburg, on Tuesday evening, to urge the
Legislature of Pennsylvania to grant the right
of way to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
A committee was appointed to draft an address
on the subject, to be submitted to an adjourned
meeting the next evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

A LENGTHY PETITION. One of The peti-
tons of the Ladies Temperance Union to the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, asking that Ia
vern Licences be submitted to vote of the
people-measured ffty-two yards in length.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
CASH FOR NEGROEs.

{G}-The highest market price will be given fn
likeyyoung NEGROES, thai are slaves for life An
ply at liabhersatl's Wa hngton Hotel, Pratt street
Il few doors above lldnover street, where the sub
Scriber is permanently located. All communication
will be promptly attended to.
fed I'm WILLIAM HARKER
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

LECTURE ToNIGHr. We were, unfortunately for
ourselves, unable 10 attend the Lectures delivered in
the Methodist Church, Light street, in aid Of Sabbath
Schools, by Park Benjamin, Esq, apd the Hon. John
'P. Kennedy. The third OF the course will be deliver
cd this evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Magoon, of Rich
mond, W., gentleman of distinguished talents and
fine rhetorical powers. His subject is, the Love of
Ercitement-a theme sufficiently ample to afford
scope for his abilities. II is an interesting subject,
and will no doubt be well discussed SIR. hIagooa
has heretofore lectured in Baltimore, and the annun-
citation of his name for this evening, would be suf
Gent to Insure Il crowded auditory, even if the lau
dabe object in view were thrown out of considcra-
ton.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

MoTHERIN-LAw OF EUGENE SUE. Mrs.
Niles, French lady, wife of DR.. Niles, of
Massachusetts, and mothcr-in-law to the cee-
bratcd French author, Eugene Sue, is at pre-
sent i'll Washington. She has two daughters
twins, young and pleasing girls, Of IN st
amiable characters, and resembling each other
in appearance most remarkably. These girls
are the originals from which Sue drew his &C.
LIBERATED characters, Rose and Blanche, i'll the
Wandering Jew. This circumstance renders
these little girls, scarcely II years old, objects
of great admiration.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

SI3- seems hardly worth while that we should
add any testimony 10 The overwhelming mass that
has already been procured 10 that ineslimable Burn
Specific, CONNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, for
merry DaiIsy's) but we may IA well say that il ex-
ceeds anything that ever SAW or heard of fer the
rapid aud thorough of of all kinds ana no
family should be without it, for if they have acct
deUts by fire. II is sovereign where life is NOT
lost at once, and if they never have such calamity ii
cannot come amss in the great variety of cutaneous
affections, sores, cuts, Sc, Of which every family
must have its sharc.-N Y. .4lrora.
Fot sale by ROBERT' s. ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Baltimore sts, also at the corner of
baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. g. Thames
street. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

II 0TTERY TICKETS FDR CnNss,
IA On every SATURDAY the 25 cent lottery will
be drawn. Capital prizes as follows:
LIST Capital Prize OF $4,000 is $4,000
I'd do do do 1000 is 1000
ID do so do quo is 600
dth do do do 800 is 300
&c &c. sc
03- Single tickets only % cents.
EMORY Co, the well known and popular lot
terry hrm, opposite Barnum's, will sci during the
week and on Saturday, until O'Clock in the alter
noon, tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
"a package may contain the four highest prizes) for
the triiing sum of S3 50.
ALI persons, whether at home abroad, who NAV
wish tcketsin the above any other lotteries will
please be careful to direct their orders to The old es
tabshed house of
EMORY & CO., Calvert street,
1t Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

Ono RIVER. AT Pittsburg, on Wednesday,
there were | feet Of water in the channel, and
falling slowly.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

GOVERNMENT RECEiPrs AND EXPENDITURES
The receipts into the u. S. Treasury for the
4th quarter Of the year 1915, were about ST.
99S, 700. The expenditures for the same Pc
Rod were about S., 703, 8l0.6G.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

ALBERT J. TIRREL. THIS man, charged
with the murder of Maria A. Bckford, arrived
at New York on Tuesday, from N. Orleans.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

FRon KINGSTON, (JA.) Intelligence from
Kingston, ia, to the 10th ult. has been receiv-
ed Provisions had falen-Corn to 81 pei
bushel, and Flour to SO per barrel.