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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-25

PARK THEATRE.
Wednesday, Evening. March as,
T II ss sss. E Il 81 FRssT TSetS
George RoSa.ss. :. S's sesr in d. army E,1.r
TOBY G,ro'sb'i'' sergeant NJ: M s ssguin.
rHRkis G %hEks y at4 +: fi %xiSsfAcr
par Charles Racket Mr. y bss5reu
- Il: u.. ,s. s....,
rrss of Aa.ssiou-Bozss. -; PIT. = ea.u Gallery
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PRorRIEToR
tss!.s s.s: i ssrs;5..... with
SsTs S!S e ss' m.ssS S.
WI The E f;iisrii 81 FIELD
The PslSsI; .,.................. iD.;.nPo,s
Edw Fi,. Eu:,.es and Harry blunt chsnaS.
Jane. w kmE Of Scotland ....u::a Clark
70 ssnsas. Wa Xxi rs oRsaiiis Dram. q
ss.:: ia As.s a::: .
bss V. ss.n s Ssf will . at,
SOW EftY AMPIaITHEAThE.
sAS fHsE PE ESa 9w co., %f PkoP PstE
For hs pu,pOs. Cf introducing The most and
On &ssniSs ascS assn.
addition superb performance in the circle will be
THE DANCING HORSES
THE WALTZING TWIN PONIES
THE FIGHTING PONIES,
Purchased BY Mr. Sad, from the celebrated q
Also, the first exhibition ~ thu. country Of the
LILLTPUTLfN MENACE,
Consisting Of Twelve Shetland Ponies.
If MsnsI:ga Equestrian Msnss"a
4 Mcfarland the great vauter. also TO APPEAR Boxes
% cents, Pit l21s cents.
PALIO's OPERA HOUSE.
Chambers Street.
RETURN OF THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN HAIR.
Saney-The above Company have taken their old quar-
Three Nights Only.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
when they will give some q their orEin; and many new
The public respectfully informed that the ORIGINAL
JOHN DIAMOND, the celebrated NEGRO DANCER. is
engaged and will make his appearance THURSDAY
EVENING.
l0tll2.
Admission IS cents; children half prce. mas lt-m
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0y-A CARD 90
NATIONAL TIL EATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEIGH, MANN AND


PROPRIETORs-MEssRs. WEIGH, MANN AND
DELEVAN.
% ..%y sas n d.rns ss:
%SEnh. ~ the e,,.en. ;anEs' and o% AL part,
s e s
as the p liberal have +.
closing ns AID Stage he mos. sossoas
grateful management on
Authorities: produced :uees:.on Of oiiss,'l scenery
the mos. si and costly lind escssans in number
sls va
for the display Of which the premises have been greatly
I'd beaten sod dawn BY eoiorsa
81 ss ns S
vas, est can alone a1n,h and bring superior
NEW HRE.NWlCh THEATRE, eSnsI Of I Xsf,ss and
MYERS asa r. nv
Mr.. ". Draper-Aeting ard st'ge Msnsger Mr. H.. Graz.
nj M
pIss,o5 Ms H. Mstl-Co'tunsr Mr.. Taylor-frOperis',
The public are respectfully informed tina. this new and ee-
CANT Sad'if o S,11 gS.Iis1y sSfR March A
d wh Ssny efficient end SS y be
M o Acting and sage M.sn ;.g
Of A,o several Of the Saloons to let Also large susn-
y Of ISf s ssHs for 's to pc removed %
WI public Of New YORK. hi. intention 70 give, on
Thur1sd.Xk Aen a q at the
the chef deuvre OF the modern French
THE DESERT.
eauus
a .rsle Of magnitude hitherto unpfec iented =
The performance will mmencc with the Concert w
Marmou compo dedicatad the New York Phil
harmonic Society, by GEORGE LODER.
'i 4: ass s. Mr. RosERr
PAIGE.
TO conclude with grand Festival Overture. by Lind
Being of the greatest performances advertised
New York.
Tickets 50 be obtained the various music
and Of H. Meggs, 446 Broadway.
N. B-Rehearsa Friday evening which all the male
members respectfully invited to be present ma str
J. PAkKkR'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL
Mr. has the honor to his friends a1d
NJ the public that hi: Annns Exhibition Ball will TAX:
Nblos Saloon which occasion will be brought forward
twenty thirty fancy Dances besides the
and fash'onable ball dances such the Folks Quadre
Mzourka Ctllaus Waltz, Waltz Quadrlle and the Polka
which will form the display Mr. has had the honor
bring before the public Particulars given in the bills and
future advertisements.
Tickets for admission Sio admit gentleman and lady;
ladies and chden tickets 30 which be OBJ
tanned Nblos Saloon Loveoys Hotel, Tammany Hall,
North American HI tel aud 1t MI Ps residence 207 Bowery
ms Sire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-25

CHIP KALAMAZOO, FROM LIVERrOOL--Conngnees
No. North kivsr, mmsdsssty All goods permitted In
Eve days will be sent 10 Rabiie Gkofs. m1Sm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-25

LOOk AT THIS. - - m
SELLING QIr FOR Less THAN FIRST COT,
1Shoes make for lsree supply Of French 0eods
POW on the way eomp.ag cork sole Boots water proof AID
Lsay .i.ss s.stiss IaipPss psss.s ls.shss yAss e
RubbeIs and Overhoes he, &C.. ali o. which will be sold
per eeu isss than hssetoors' at BrcsAwsy coz gnhlin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-25
5HE.aPEsT IND HIST INSTRUCTION, IN
.scademy, iss gyss1Sgsy sSIsTts John street.

gupss,or and Elegant Commercial System OF WHITIN0s
WILL continue 70 be during az stay y New iqsAp
w 10 Ladies Gentlemen of EvERy AoEs Day or I've
ming in Twelve Lessons, for the small charge oil
OrIx FIVE DoLLAn.
Ma DRnrov. finishing Writing Master, promises ana Qua
RANrEEs ALL old young. TO mpar nEAuIsvL YhnE,
how Sa4nyap nay b u ne wTpnG
s,sBoox Krxpiro and SHoRr HAND taught Thoroughly
Id 81 Nawlmsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-25

Mrs.. rE LIRM WI gIssss ssa1 hs e.s.;ss On boy I'd
sas esss Of books nszisd @ l., Without 1elsy. masn
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
G0EGl@NBMIho

r MARRIED.-On the 29'h Nil. by the
Rev. u IN, ] Ey er, MI. JONATHAN REEpER
of fairfield township, Lycoping County
10 Mrs. Joanna KRIEeKBAUM, olCaltawlsss
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
MONTEREY.

The recen, capture Of Monterey, in Mex
leo, by the American troops has naturally
enough excited interest as to the ex,en
character and popQlauon OF thsic'iy. II Il
the capital Of The State OF New Leon
which Stale extends over large part of the
PLAN Of Monterey and The mountain irSc,
lying between il and the RIO del NorIe
The city has population Of l5 900 is The
sea, Of Bishop and derives It's importance
from the neighborhood Of the mines. II is
situated in large bahia or plain surround
cd by mountains, and lies in about 26 deg
north latitude. The climates is described
10 he mos, delightful. Fruit abounds al
the year round, and provisions of all kinds
. ore cheap and plentiful Among the cit,
zens are grea, many old Sraniards, wht
are extremely rich,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

DR1wsINEss, swimming of the Head, a
roaring noise in the ears, headache, palpl-
taiion of the hearL &c.-Wrigh's Indian
Vegetable Pills are a certain cure for 1he
above unpeassn, complaints, because they
purge from the body those sagnanl and
conupt humors which, when floating IN the
general mass ol circulation, ale the cause
of determination or rush OF S'ood 10 the
head, giddlness, loss Of memory, dlmness
of sight, drowsiness, pain Of The head, sud
many other symptoms of loaded and col
rup, state of lhe blood.
Hrighrs Indian Vegftdbie FiHs are
also one of The veIybes' medicines in lhe
world for the cure Of indigestion, d therefore
will no, only remove all The above unp'eas
ant symptoms, and entirely prevent any
evil consequences resulting from rush o'
blood 10 the head, but will most assurediy
restore the body 10 state Of sound health.
,,,Bevare Of ComieJeits The public
are cautioned agains. the many spurious
medicines which, 10 order TO deceive, are
called by names similar 10 Virgins lndar
Vegetable Pills.
The only original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills haze The signature q
Nm fright aOriuen Uith a pen o" IN
top abel Of Each bon. TO counte1eI
This is forgery and all others should b.
Stunned as poison.
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale o
WtigM's Indian Vegetable Pills, whole
sale and retail go Race Street. Phlladel
phis; 2S8 Greenwich Street, New York
and 1893 Fremont Street, Boston.
Agen, for BloomsbuTg, George Weave
/ For other Agents see advertisements in
mother column.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

rne Subscribers being determined mol
to bs ou,done by their nelghbors, elther in
price OF Workmanship. have pu, down the
price of Horse Shoelng from dsle. TO ONE
DOLLAR, believing they can save shem-
selves by so dong.
SANTEE g. SiLVERTH0N.
July !, ls+o,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

BIoommsburg, December 5, ls46.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
no HumIOy1P'.
GIVE ARE NOT PUFFERS -
Keep as nice yariefy of Goods,

of both quality and price, as those Who make more
NOISE IN the papers than we do, We have pur-
chased our goods ms cheap as il is possible TO hnv
them and we will sell them as cheap, II our friends
will give us ca at our
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
Valuable
Property.

The subscriber having been engaged near
tbir,, wears in The Mercantile Business
wishes 10 retire aud settle up his concerns
and ave Younger hands an opportunity OIL
making money, offers his PROPERTY
an fBIOOM TOWNSHIP, consisting 0
STORE. MILL. FARMS, FURNACE,
and other properly his properly is sl'na'eoI
on biz FishingcTeek three miles from W'|
canal and same distance from BIoomsbofe
,he new Sea, Of Justice IL is good locaI oa
Coranv pubEc business. Mrl has four PAIR Of
Sooes w,,h the necessary Bolts and Other
mauers. Furnace calculated 10 make 80
Tons Pig Iron per WEEKS sul'ed 10 use
,fuher Char Goal or SloDe CoaI-has been
in successful operation for the past two
years. Iron ore plenty in The ne'ghoor-
hood and WOODLAND within lew miles oi
the Furnace.
Or would sell one half the Interest IN lhe
n,ooerly 20 person cOmpelen, and Wiling
10 take an active hand in The msnagemenl
Address TO LighlsIree. Pos, Office CoIumoI'
county Pa. nowr,,
December 3, 1916.
rho Danville Democrat, Miners Journa
poo,svile, Democvat and Argus, ,Esslon, ,an'
Jefferson DemocraL Reading, VIII give 'h'
aboge fire Insertions and forWstd their bill
for pay men, TO Nj Mcdowell, hgess"ee
or 10 lhis Office.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
AND
EANC Y ARTICLES,

among which may he found, velvets and satns OF
all coors, feathers, flowers, ribbons berage for
yoils Kid and cotton gloves, linen and couoL hand
kerchiels polka and plain combs, shell and other
side combs, breast pins, shawl pins and all Other
Kinds ofpins, bead and other needles, gold and 81
YER penc,ls silver and other thinbles; steel beads
rncs and tossels shaded and plain twist for purses
and bags, clasps for bags, purses and bags ready
made. velvet meek ribbons Of different kinds, collar
etls CAP stuff, cdgng and bordering, head dresses
bracelets hooks and eyes, thread, tape, &c, IN fac
almost every thing usually TO be found in fancy
store, all ofwhich she will dispose of as low as they
can be obtained elsewhere
AIso-Fashionable BONNETS and CAPS
made and kept on hand for sale
November
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
eau rION.

TEE public are hereby ca toned not to pu
chase NOTE of hand given by me payable 10
Peter Miller dated November lth. 1876, for the
sum Of one hund,ed dollars, payable five years af
Ter date with interest after two years Having Ie-
ceived no value for said note shall not pay it un
ess compelled by law.
WILLIAM RAyER.
Orange November l3, ls4e-sl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
SLOAN S. THOMPSON

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY OF
Cloths from $50 cents to s5
Slttinetts from 375 to Sz4 cents
Cassimeres from 81 cents to S2,e5
Cassimeres Saiins & Silks
Velvet Vesings flom rs cents to S5
Cashimcres deains & a fiagan satlinerrom 95 to65
4 splendid assortment Of prints from to S cents
Plaids & lynsPys of several kinds
Beached unbeached muslins from 81 to II cts
Cientlemans IL ladies cravats gloves &c. DC
In short full assortment ofdry goods
ALSO.
A splendid assortment of Queensware& Hardware
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems course brogan shoes slcents
Mems calf shoes good 81 ,25
| Mems coarse boots 81 62@
Mems fine boots hom So 81 to S2,s75
| Groceries of the best quality
lolasses from 36 TO 50 cents,per gallon
Sugar Coffee and so forth.
| They respectfully invite the attention of the pub
| lie TO an examination of the goods.
| Espeytown. November 2s
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

The Meet Gorernor. General Make
declines being candidate for Governor oI
Pennsylvanis. Hon. Andrew Stewart,
Gen Irwin and Mr.. Cooper have been
named as Wing candidates for The Office
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
I'D aa EDHiGs Sale.
To he svld Al vendue bv ,be sub,c

To be sold Of Vendue by the subscriber
on
Saturday the End dag Of January nert
On the premises situate in Bloom township
Columbia County. about nne mile from the
,own OF Bioonshurg on The great road lead.
ing from Boumsburg 10 Omngeviile, and
immediately 10 the Iron region Of Columbia
County, a certain lotoi ground contains
3 acres strict measure, whereon s erected n
log house and log stable. well of water at
he door and variety of (rui, trees, Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud leIms
made known.
IDDlNGS BARKLEY
Acting Executor oiGeoree Linn dec.
Bloc nsborg, December, 5 iS46.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
NEET.EHNER y.
NESS Nj. Es R0BESONs

wyTOULD respectfully inform the citizens o.
VG BIoomsburg and vicinity, and the Ladies
especially, that she has just received, and is con-
stantIy receiving from Philadelphia, new anu
splendid assortment of
FALL s. WINTER MIL LINERY
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Look weH 10 your interests
Before you purchase. and II you wa"'
good bargains, jus, cali at 'he shop OF
BOON & BARTON
On Main stree, nearly opposite G. KahIer'
office. where you can find them ready AZ
All umes TO furnish Fancy and Windsor
chairs, seuces, Boston Rocking chairs, OF
my kind which may be called Tor, as 'he>
will always have on hand good assor''
men, of all kinds which they will sell al
,he loves, price possible for cash or eS
change for lumber or country produce,
From their nnc experience in business ano
h determination 10 do work which canno'
be surpassed N The county, they ASK Tor
share of public patronage. They VIII ais'
xeCute
H,use. Sign, and ornamental PANT
ing and House PoPer'nS
hn me neates, and most approved style an'
lupon reasonable terms,
BOON & BARTON.
BIoomsburg Oct H. lS46.-26y
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

A colony Of missionaries OF the order o
ST.. Benedict have left Munich for the Uni
ted States of America to (oim at 81 Josepl
in Pennsylvania ,he frs, monastery Of Ben
edic,ines.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Therert President The Cayugo Toe
sin has hoisle1 the name Of Silas Wrigh
AT its head is a candidate for The Presiden
in lS4S.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
VICTORY! VICTORY!
HURAH HURAH! HURAH!
NEW GOODS

which were deposited at
h. B RUPETI'S NEW STORE
on Main-street. They are now selling at such a
apid rate in consequences Of their low prices
that fears entertained that one half the people
will not get their winters supply out Of this cheap
stock. All those, then. who want good cheap good,
should call Immediately and supply themselves
with BroadcIoths Sattineits, Cassmeres, Over
coat cloth, Vestings of any description of cloth
for Mems wear-Prints of any description and
price, Palmettoes, Cashmeres, Mousdelancs. Eng
lish and French Merinoes, Alpaccas. and saiins-
Tokery. Gashmeres or Blanket Shaws. Pocket
tianlketchieis Jackonet and Swiss Edglng and
Insertion, Gloves; Stockings in fact any thug else
that may be wanted You cannot ask amiss,
GROCERTE S--H4RDU'ARE md
CROCHERY UHRE.
And you may also have your pick out Of an cXtcn-
svc assortment of IN DE4 RUHRER SK0E s
and HATS and GAPS.
Call soon or you will will he to late to buy the
cheapest ana best goods in town.
Nov. 20
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-07
n INDEPENDENT GREYS'
L 1 1 4 \ d

n Mill TAKN GNANU 'NIL.
The Company intend giving Military Grand Ball
at their NEW ARTORY, N. High, hrtwrcn GAY and
lli'en streets, on THURSDAY ETENING, elh Of
January, in homer OF the Battle OF New OrIcans-the
prococds to be applied 70 the liquidation Of the d, b.
on The building. Th"g invite all who wish 10 see the
military Baltimore prosper and likewise those
who would wish to spend an evening of social plea
sure, 10 attend, no effort nf the members Of the
company viii be spared TO make 1t as pleasant and
agreeable a. ANY Bail Of Tie season, The dacna
u"us OF the Room are G0w in PrU-rrss, and in such
hands cannot TAI, to mage thGm beautiful the
Compan, always CvWcei Ou tDru ct orca-iuus.
The EEFRE HMENT for the Ladies are furnish
ed by the Company, through an Old and cXDo fenced
u1Hd, and cannot b It give every satisfaction.
,I5- NuruaI 3 celebrated tOIlLdON MUSIC is
engaged iol TEE cccas.Uu'
~" Tickets e each, 8lmiI0n gn"icmGu and
va lII.us, Refreshments furnished for the LADIES'.
IN" u"Nrts are positively limited D l-jtO D" bad of
NAV ul ,.r whcl| of Inc company, 'r ri lhe armo
~ on tI. t.-rI Of the Ball. ia6-3.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-07
HNALLIMPORTATIONs OF

EMAIL IHPORTATIONs OF
T. TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
FREDERICK FICKEY l. SONS, 900 BALTI-
STREET, have just received per ships POcahOn-
tas, A bert and POwhattan,
+, Ficky & Son Is superior cord Spool Cotton
Ttey, latham & Walkers Patent and Shoe Thread
Mems and Women's Stockings, a complete assoit't
do do MOravIun Stockings
do do SILK do
Coat Cords and Binding, complete assortment
Laces and Edgings
Lambswool, Cotton and Berlin Gloves.
Hill s. Sons unrvalled Needles
CUTLERY, complete assortment
JapannCd Tea Trays; brass and iron Candlesticks
Pearl shirt Buttons; snuff Boxes and ViOIins
Lead Pencils; ornamented Dressing Cases
SuperGne ornameuted Card Baskets
Pocket Looking Glasses, sc.
AND ON COSS5GNM EST,
COMBS, of every description; Brushes
silk and Lasting COAT BUTTONS
Bone and silk do do
Backing and Friction Matches; Solid Head Pins
Gun Elastic Suspenders
Socks aud shirt Collars; Fancy Soaps, sc.
{F3- 70 which we invite the attention of Country
Merchants and others, and assure them that we will
sell them goods low they buy them IN any OF
the Eastern markets Ouf stock they will ind to be
vey complete, continuing greater variety than any
other stock of goods in This market, which, being Of
our own ImpOuatGns consigned to us, are ena-
bed to offer al prices which caunot fail to please d2O
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-07
EnRODIGY OF CHEMISTRY. TT

ID HhODlGG OF Ct1 EhkSEh Inc most
III celebrated and elegant Toilet Articles now in
use are JULES HAUEL'S His mEDICATED
NYMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, com
posed of Eastern Botanical discovery Of surprising
efficacy, tor rendering the skin soft and fair, well
impartI delicate hue the cons pex iOn
and to eradicate Tan, PimyeS Fecklcs, SunbuTn, and
other unsighty cutaneous yistatiOns so il mica to
female iOvclinesS.
His EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE,
fee from ardent spirits, pungcHt essential oils, and
other destructive materials, cleans the hair eypedI-
tiOusly, render it beautifully bright, and mpdrts to il
the delicate fragrance of the flowers; aud it viii posi-
lively bring IN New Hair on Bud Heads by the use of
this cc.Ghra'Gd extract, II Is preServatyG against
badness, and inlalbc cure in all affections Of the
skin on the head, as well as preventing the hair from
lurnlnp grey.
Ills CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, which
dpies a comparison IN America or Europe.
lie also offers to the sanction of the public his ROSE
TOOTH PASTE, which single trial will prove its
efficacy.
The subscriber offers to refund the money for every
article which viii rot prove rs represented above.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
IA IItTTEI.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-07
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS:

~ Just received at
w. N. HARRISON'S LITERARY DEPOT,
No. Jarvis Buildings NOrh street.
The Lady of Milan, or Fidelity unto Death %
The Spanish Pirate, or the Terror of the Ocean %
The Omnibus, No. 5, or Modern Romance, contain
ing Brother Angel, Wanderngs of Phil Helene Ca
sar BOrgia, the Letters and Journal OF Fanny Ellser
all for % cts; Blackwood's Magazine for December
2jc; diving Age No. sc, l25c; the Illus rated New
England May 81 50 per annum single Nos. 1890; the
Lady's Book SO, or 25c per No; Gralam's Mag. SO,
or 25c per No; Arthur : Mag 50, or 2jc per No; Co
lumbar Mag. So, or 2jc per No; NJ Y. illustrated
Mag So, or % per No; Ladies' National Mag -, or
1899 per No; the Western Continent s. g. per
c. py. All the Boston, New York, PhiladG phIa and
Baltimore Weekly papers for sale at
w. N. HARRISON'S Literary Depot
ja3 No. Jarvis Buildings, NOith-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-07

A CARD. Received ditecttrom the manufactur
IA err, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
Gold PENS, the genuine articles als0 gold and silver
Pencil Cases. with Jackson's superior Leads for PEN
ell cases. supply of the above articles at all times
in store for sale by G. d. CLARK, Water street, Sc
cond door from Calvert, at the lowest rates.
NIB Gold and Silver wanted. jel4-sotf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-07
" Sd y A ga pNP GROUND RENTS
BOHD g. GELBACIL.


Real Estate AGENTS, No 40 Eccoai-3t
d., Who offer tor sale large variety Of very
s2ahr cheap property, pau of which We nance
EyG:l A large AID beautiful story dwelling, with
/ -GscL large back budiugs-lot 24i feet font, ITO
deep To an alley, on LeNingOn.st near Charles st.
r-,yz Also, "a spacious and well arranged story
tF:HA dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard Il.
slis;3, lot u feet, l1G deep to an alley ith sta
blea. This house will be sold very cheap, in fee sim
pie or win a ground rent. do. in St Paul-sl. near
franklin, -, 800; in EXeter-st near CRANKY Sc 500;
neat story dwelling on Madison st, near Howard,
At only goodwill rent for Sl50; in ". Lexington
st. near Pine, with passage and back building, aud
deep lot, oHy 2,5O6; in SaratOga-st. between Pine
st. and RunaiIey-2 story, with attic and back build
ing, lot II by llS feet deep cost g 400 to huild, will
now be sold at only 81 300, in ymcnls Of !, . 3,
and years, is under rent at SlGO; in Ptt-st near
Eden, at $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca-st.
near Little Green, orly $1,000; in w FdyGtG. st..
near Cove, at 81 25O each; lin Harrison st, the
Synagogue; in Caroline st. near y Baltimore $500;
in WanshGck, near HOns St, Sj7i ana 800; in
Grauby-st. Exeter, $1,000; IN Couriland Il. in
fee 81 2gO; very large and most desirable store with
dwelling on N. side OF Lo Nington.St. hrtWeun EuaW
and lIoward-will ne sold cheap easy terms; and
many others.
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some wth advances
4 large numbered FARMS for sale. GAI NIL
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II AST VEEES OF THE IVORY CRUC,FIX,
RI The exhibition viii close on SATURDAY
NEXT, =. NJ, hnd il is earnestly requested that those
who intend wishing it viii DO 50 without delay Room
open from o A. VI, EI 10 p, NJ, ut MASONIC HALL,
- Paul's street. jn5 lw
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COMPREHENSIVE EDWARD DUVALL
Il has this day associated PHILLIP 2. WEENS
with him In the Carpet Business, which will b. con
Quoted at the old stand, No lO6 BALTIMORE STREET,
WARD DUVALL * co, All persons Indebted to
Edward DuvaII are req rested to cali aud settle their
accounts. and those having claims against him TO
nresent them for settlement. - corL