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THE TREASURY TARIFF.

Much desire is fell by the public 10 learn
The detail, Of the Treasury scheme of q
Tariff. Denied Ill official ligh, on the
subject, We place before cur readers such
iniormstion regarding il as reaches o.
through respectable private channels. The
Washington correspnndeu,.cfmsny II the
Northern papers profess 10 give lie chirf
features OF the bill; We dare say with gem
eral accuracy. From one Of tasm tube
North Aurrican) We copy the annexed
statement Of the different schedules into
which The Treasury bill i. sand to be ar
ranged, with the smount OF duty proposed
for The articles in each Glass. The sche-
dulles extend from A 10 q.
Schedule A, embraces articles pss ing
IS per cent, viz. brandy, rum, cordlaIs,
and all spiri.uous liquort, which 10 The
hiRhes, rate Of duiy in The scale.
Schedule B. embraces articles paying
80 per cent. dIiy, VIZ. ready made closh-
ing, all articles worn BY men. women, and
children. made IN ~hole or part BY hand;
iron, and al manufactures OF iron; sugar
OF all kinds; rnoIss.es; ali manufactures Of
leather. embracing bonts, shoes. &c;
wines OF al kinds: fruits. except lemons
and oranges; glass and glass ware. excep,
plain iumblers; all manufactures OF paper
mol o,herui.e specified: all manufactures
OF wood. embracing cabinet ware, umbrel-
las. &c.; Turkey. Brussels, S,xrny, and
Wilton carpets: sll manufactures cf gold,
silver, copper. lead, and other metals, no,
o,heruise specified; spices, olive oil, sx-
eept in casks.
Schedule c, 25 per cent, viz. all man
ufsciures Of wool, or Of which WOOL 10 a
component maternal; all of six, or Of which
six Is component material; all manuisc-
lures OF hemp, fax. mohsir. or goat.' hair;
bnltons and button molss; manufactures OF
India.rubber.
Schedule ID. 20 per cent. wig. wool.
manufactured wool; manufactures wholly
oil. cotton, embracing printed and plain cot
IONS: I'll pants and painters oils; msdi-
einal and chemical preparations. acrjs.
Dr.; sheet lead, lead pipe. copper bottoms
and braziets' copper. copper b'lis and
spikes: K ,dderminsler. Ingram. Venetian.
aud other chesp carpe,ing: bsizes. fam
neis. &C.; blankets costing seren,y cents;
all dye.suff.. except dye woods; boards.
planks. slayes, mahogany. &c.; cotton bag
ging. Of hemp or fix; oranges and lem
ons: feathers; books; parer and paper
hangings: cordsgs, isfred and untarred;
carmen and crockery ware; 6sh. excep!
salmon.
Schedule z. paying 10 per cent:
Wa.ehss end port Of watches; diamonds
an precious stones. not set, when set.
sc per cen. y ssltpeirs; gunny cloth;
inseed; Manufactured InJ!sIubfer; Plas'
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TT aT PEis. EIesndi hnss .ssKss sosF
Elorks sai sisif,: rrssm 81 laFtsr.
cehsdals 7. psyiag 8 psr rsEL defy,
"a. enppsr.in plgssln IN piess xsns 81
maaufseaasee; eli enpPsf ard peairf
crude hsinslons: and EaEioes srieiss usfg
By msnulsriurss in ne sEis. shieh ars
na1 admilied flte.
Schsduis @. free IL eury: AarFieaI
psodeehsas reiaportrd unrhsagsd; pam
nngs and ssslasry AZ AmsTieaa sr,isis
wearing apparel in nee. and psrsonsl e.
feels nos meIehandise; animals fss.krsef
sbesiiag eaPrer and yellow ne I Zee and
esnes. Iran lheir place Of prodsslan and
Iron The NslhsIlsndss oil dyesoods 10
stick; llesh 6sh; household slEss. not
merchandise. Of emigrsnIs srrfsls:mod-
els and insertions Of he sris. ncilor use;
Coins Of gold and silver; minsraioC ); spe.
eimens Of natural history: whale % hsh
OIL 81 American ksheriss, Ha Ioreia ssss
ssls. 20 per esht.:l salt snd raw coon.
Al ssmeles not Otherwise easnnlsd.
20 per cent.
The b.li provides Cor he repeal pl The
dfssbsek on sug.r refined. ram dsliiled
frnm mnlassss. b0unies on pickle fab
and m hshlsg resssls. Mar. ltd.
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81 si.A 4 - ssll, lhapIh ever bedy
sssui ihsm > Ao-sg bsRs.
Az -hsl sas tss enseSsssesaf e
sIliiagssss - - patel ths Oid % bel.
&c fasaf-s issa1 e whai ysoss .ss
cal salsspsss-sis Psynsni sl . ysass
mass hfsl naass. and . protest o. Il
nAai hsss msss rAaa . swslssmoHlh =
Eum.
Stirkiayoar administrative ynul
kaflDsss mar =. sirk b u. and yea are
safsl De % r. IN years. sn5 30 nor.
81 nan Ssn tsks i fism zoo. No mslsel
NJ. bad q aay be % ne besinnins. Il
fss are Lei euosEh 70 snler Upoa q. be
sss saoagh q psFRsess. n Ibe iide i
AGA asi yos - Day. faI thsi rsry rrsssu
a sal 6F wasA Fes to~mor0w. They
80 cross yoar rash wiIl coon de ID. o.
siss sp. e ihey 6ad yos ore 10 earnest.
Better % Oh 20 . bad business. ihaa be
rusys shsngsng. even iron good 10 bet
tet. Bsties haze bad reason Than none
% az !or nosiag saur piees, Il yoa eser
hsrs 70 be . player.
DE sure yea're tight, and lhsn 20
ahsad, sssd Davy Cssskeu, ThsGs he
noGo fsr BUSINESS nan. Shelter Young
cs old n other cords. Tor . useful maz..
bot Tor me young. Il 10 = mine AZ wisdom.
Show your sniesrIi.e BY sinking out .
ns~ path fos yoarself. 10 the beginning
sd your persssrrsnee 10 u. needless OF
The jIhes sad saesrs &c ali that may SEEN
- Be gong ahead lister Ihaa you are.
Wat and see The end 10 not YET. do
this. and " yoa I've ven years. 700 can.
mot ds . pssaE man. nor live undisun-
gsishsd. Keep ehsnging and you are
l,sL The roillag stone gathers no moss.
A bad business ~ell followed Or, 10 worth
hsll cSzsn better kinds not allowed
Up.
Three moves are a. b.d 40 fire."
said Fra-klln. so are three changes,
whsihef Of business. or partners. of names, :.
or pisces. What re most want in this
eoontry, 10 oil firms, oil pisces Of busi-
ness. men who have stuck 10 something
Monster whss. long enough 10 be- known.
These are The suiy enlerprising. bsesuse
they are the osiy PsrseverIns Of our
earth.
De Of good cheer. youBg mar. though
. may DOT raia gold into Thy Pvr,ineer!
though The plosghshsre thou drise,i,
nsy cos turn up - IL were in in lhy
Psh Al tho very beginning-a cop Of cold
wafer and crust ~ere beuer fsr thee in
The keslnning ihsa elhsr, better Than
both. take COR word for il. Stick 10 ,hy
bssiness! and the gold will come. and
Tue hrs too lssg bsfoss ,hey are wanted.
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Ipsssans uadrr Is ,saEs ~ age IN he
Slsss 81 Merit caralins. frrm u quiriss
asds ~ lie ipislliFsRs sed r.srsr,shls
fenii fu.an zoe o. he htsd II his lnssi-
suaisn. ti,ess sle bfliesed 10 BE- eFsn n.oss.
Be- fsem rsasss unknown. p.rlss,s. he
lsnnrsrcs. nrn tul,Iy OF spalhy of IAs
paeaa. - isienes % these safonansss.
arlr ne is~ nn1 before ~. are ssrall-
led - share lhs baam 50 sras nansly HELM
nul 10 1 en- ~ Tho Gossfnmsn,. What
Ne dssir IN Rou nbHpdirg % The pSblls.
attention. 10 10 awaken lhs wsIn - nps-
dire. and b eulisl he Frrntnns .lFn.ts:
IL sssFy intelligent and hsmane rili1sh-
in behalf nf he nseleclsd--il.st ~ What.
ever ns,aLbnrhsa'd one Of hen nay 10
faund. he nsy hs brnrghi % he capHly
l.aari az his cspEty. and Essrurd hrm
The darkness ard gloon Of bio presenter
dnipn. chafilsbis tFen in sch rsuss
pssI.kss Of Ihs qasllls Of that merry
sl;eh :. 10 inire hlrsssd."
IL. blssssIh hin that gi,ss and bin
Ihsi I,kes."
Whalmor can be added Il sa Inssils--
iioa lie that 40 In.lin,ien that - ca
pabls 81 liii.ng The SOIL from ! vrhsohs
lshyrinih Of dsIkness. and p"inling il 10
lishl. and Joy, by'srssling The ltuesfIisIr
OF happiness. and directing il 10 The rrVs
course Of / . attainment. We leave the
heart OF our readers 10 snsssf; and
should lhs, heart 10 u = loss Tor 6 ling
rssponsr. ss cay, 70 n The Hesitation IL
cell. and drink N. 80 we hsss done. that
mute aid lhr,lling slcquenre, ~hleh the
| lips cannot ullsr. aafahieh words ssnpOI
convey.
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/ esi No !. OsIn. Esrlusiss sT IEsss
ste. sIshsE - son4srlsFs. a. "a ssns
aiAsf Gay. are eoaseeisd sith he lssEs
sspFlaes usnitd Tor he sappoH Of he
sfmy end navy. here . rssss of espi.
aslisis sho arc enEirked b. ne wsr.
These srs lbe monsy issdsrs. who shall
base been bold rnosgh - lsks np he pub-
&c loaBs phle.s ia1esd il should bs an
ssndsd 10 bFssk patle Isish. and On lhs
Feisfn 81 psste. IN qaeslian The obliEalian
% pay lhrm. upon ne psstsnce Of iheir
snasmous profits.
u 10 squaily unlFus 20 sssert that tls
PooIer slsss % people. By ahlch must be
meant I'll the lsboress.'os generally those
sho i've On shsiF wages. hare H0Ihlng 10
lose By The VAR
In ihis. aud in other large eiliss. fsr sr-
cry lhoussnd merchants o. mrn Gf eapi-
lal shs nav be injured or lhrowR oul Of
eus,nsss. there are Ten thousand hsins on
ssgss whose smpleymsh.dsp direr,-
II or inGi'eeily on tie commerce of those
cities. The number Of eommen laborsrs
i Pfoporlioaslsly less N ne pur, b sgn-
eslsural DISTRICT. Dot u 10 ssldenI Ih.l
IN bOIh's considerable number must BE-
ihresn out % employ ment. ther BY the
destruction Of commerce. or IN eonss-
qneaes Of Ihe lsssened .alus and qSsnii-
y OF the Agricultural products. Asd q
seems impossible That Ihis should take
Phses wllhoot affecting The rates Of wages,
ihan winch more ,tllicnng evil could not
fail on the community, There isno man
Of pure and elevsied feelings Who does not
sEdfntiy wish IhsI means could be deris
ed 10 ameliorsre the state OF sosie,y in
that respect. 90 as that fhose who live hy
manual labor should Teesi,e q more iu,i
pornon Of Me profits which are raw We.
~ unequally divided between 2lem and
their employers. -.-
But even II the rate Of wages was not
naierlally effected. yet when IL - said thai
The pnoE have nothing 10 lose BY war, il
must be because their lives aIa counted
Tor naihine. Whether miIilis, regulars
or sailors. the pri,sies, the men Who ae-
isally 6ght the battles, are exclusively
taken from The poorer elssses OF socsiy.
odiesrs are unfortUns,ely selected iron
The class which has some property or in-
haence. They indeed rick CALAMITY their
lives, bui with the hores OF promotion,
and OF acquiring renosR and eonsiders-
lion. According II The prestn. ,yslem,
sslessioi the regular army, il is extremely
rare, almost impossible. tina, a Tri,ste sol
der should ever rise 10 The rank Of an
officer. lnihe course of . var thousand.
are killed, more die &c disease, and the
sssidse, when disbanded, return home
with habits unfavorsble 10 the pursuits OF
industry. And JET il i asserted thai lhey
are predisposed fnr war, because shey have
nothing 10 lose"
10 noi this suffirient. asitle from the |
stll more important moral considerations
involved 10 the case, % induce The Peo- |
PIE Of ibe United Sl.ies 10 pause and re- |
aset before rushing into bloody eonlesi
La . .~-iA---- -.-:----fl--. l--L.-L-------
ii,le more use 10 them than the sane
quantity Of territory in The moon
NstD Fork Tribune.
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ExPENsEs OF WAR.

The vensrabls Albert GaIlstin has id.
ded " his vsluable keliers 10 the Nausn.
al lnislligsnesr on The Oregon Question
an ApPsndir, IN which he enisrs st con-
siderable length upoa calculation OF The
Poosois annual srpenses % War snk
Easlsnd. and the resources for dsfrsyine
thcm- From the best data ~hich could
be obisined, he eslimsies that The whole
annual expense Of such War Of eos.
900. 900. Adding si2. zoe. 900 Tor other
expenses. ihs whole cos, Of Supporting
The Govsrnuse ni would reaeh the enor-
mous sum of s77,000,0OO The war
would reduce The annual revenue from The
customs ons-hsif. and lhs whole revenue
from thai and all Other sources he thinks
world rot exceed sI4,00O,0O0. This
would ksve 70 be provided for by taxes
and Iosns he sun Of s63, 600. 900 snnu-
ely. On whom will this enormous bur-
den chiefly isiI! The answer to this
question We give 10 Dir. Gsllsnu's own
language:
at hes been gener.lly asserted lhs,
men Of property are sverse 70 - sr, becsuse
the losses and h0rdsns which il must oc-
ca,ioa fsll exclusively upon them; and
thai poor men are generally in favor Of
mar, because they hare nothing ~ luse.
l. 10 hus. that The frat gres, loss, csus-
Cd by var. will TALL Immediately on those
interested in the maritime commerce OF
the United States, either ss owners. in
surers. or in sny way employed in il.
Considering the Imminent dsngerio which
10 exposed the immense smouni Of Ame-
riean properly sfnat on every sea, and
The eensin annihilatIon during the war Of
The G.heries, Of the commerce with Great
Britain. and Of that with an the countries
beyond Csps Harm and the Csps Of Good
Hope, the American merchants may be
alarmed Al The prospect OF war, the ne
ees.i,y Of whlch they do not perceive.
but IL the apprehension Of immediate
danger is more siv,dly ieit. The calsnitous
effects Of the war on The agricultural IN
isresis are nailess certain. The price Of
al the ptoduci.. Of whirh large quantities
are exported. must necessarily fall so low,
that oil the farmers must lessen the a.
mount. and with u their income. Whit
they must pay dssrer for all The articles
which they are obliged TO purchase. The
DISTINCTION between rich and poor % vague.
The mos, numerous class in the U. States
is thar Of the men who are az The same
time owners and crluvasors OF the soil,
aud who have bni small properties and q
very mo ierate income. Every diminu-
ton Of this, whether from the want Of a
market or from any additional tax, 10, in
that aud the corresponding class OF me-
shan,cs. AZ ended with prisstion ct The
neces,ar,es or coafars Of life. The re.
ally rich. the c.pilalisls Who have indie
psadeni JACQUES. aud are not obliged 10
eags. in any Of The active pu,su,ts OF
lis. may. in any cslami.ous season. secu-
a,ala.e less, or al most. must reueneh on
IN some luxaries. Thus the unavoidable
l,ssss and burdens. which are the con.e-
oasnres of a var. fall 9th The gtestes,
weigh, on those who derive the nsans OF
ers.enee from he pursuits 81 Industry.
snd ~hose Industry alone contributes 10
the increase Of The general wealsh Of the
euansfy.
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6EoRoE LOWRY. the acting chief of
the Cherokee Nation. has issued a procla.
nation calling upon tho people Of the
|" Nation" 70 observe Friday. the 9 h in
slant, As day Of fasting, humiliation, and
prayer.
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die Penilsnlisry question.
GRIMES puai,kGsls Titk death IN So~fR cgp
hne iir q Einsk elsnes.
4. Murder.
2. Burglary. .a..
3. Arson.
Z. Robbery on or near 9 highway.
8. Aecesssrics before the fact in each
Of these four.
Q. The fighter Of duel. and Ell sidsrs
and abelles where party 10 killed.
10. cas,ralion with malice sforeihoughi..
IL. Rape. or esnsl abuse Of = female
child. e.-.. 49, -sH
IL. Crime against nature.
ID. Burning the Stale House. Courg
Houses. Jsils, &c. s @ &
IL. Stealing . slave. ==
Is. Conveying or Generating. . slave,
with intent 10 enalle him TO escape out Of
he State.
10. Taking free negro ~ person Of
mixed blood out OF the Stale with an in
ieniion 10 sell or dispose Of him, &c.
~. Breaking Prison when confined ca
capital charge.
Is. Rebellion or Instruction by slaves.
&c.
lq laining ennspiracy or rebellion
W saves by Tree persons.
20. Slaves WHO voluntarily return 10
The State, after being transported BY SEN
tence OF Court.
81. Attempting 10 commit rape on
white woman, by person of color.
For secOnd e6snes
%. Malicious Manning.
%. Bigamy.
81. Grand Larceny.
IS. Horse stealing.
70. Burning Bridges, &c.
~. Circulating seditious publications
smong slaves.
%. Exciting slaves TO sedition by
words.
20. Forgery.
30. Manslaughter.
o0tnot punishO1is BY bronSins
l. Manslavghlrr. ...
2. Rigamy. ~-.. ..- wv.
3. Coun.erfsiiing Coin. ...
And all clergiable ielonies moi having q
special punishment. provided for them by
statute.
- BY cutting of cars. aas
]. Perjury committed Oh trial for Q
capital offence.
BY whipping on 2e bare back.
]. Perjury generally.
2. Malicious Manning.
3. Bigamy.
4. Larceny Grand and Ps,i,. &
5. demonstrating (by s,.lnle.l ata
D. Circulating. sedilions publications
smnng slaves.
z. Exciting slaves to insurreetion BY
words.
8. Forgery. @.@@ea @eaa
y. Stealing growing corn. &c. DE.
10. A tempting 20 burn State House.
Court Houses, &c.
ii. Counierfeiling Coin. ta
~. Having in possession. with frsndu.
lieut. intent. instruments for the purpose o.
connterfeiting coin.
IL. Conntcrfei,ing Bank notes.
IA. Passing or attempting 10 pass eoun.
tcrfeit Bank noIes.
10. Cheating with false tokens.
By Pii6ry.
Many OF the crimes in the last tbres
classes are subject 10 punishment af ,bo
fillory in addition to Branding and Whip.
ping.
lapri.onment. 80
Many Of these as we'll as others. moi,
enumerated, are Liable also 10 long terms
u imprisonment IN Ji!il. some by statute,
mi others al the Common Law.
Persons Of color. whether slave or free,
IRE likewise punished in every cese no.
already enumerated. Raleigh Star. 1
6EoRaE LowERy. the acting chief of
he Cherokee Nation, has issued proofs.
nation calling upon tho people OF the
Nation" to observe Friday, the 9 h in
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Many OF these as we'll as others, no,
enumerated, are liable also 10 long terms
OF imprisonment IN .I;!il. some by statute,
and others al the Common Law.
Persons Of color. whether slave or free,
are likewise punished in every cese not
already enumerated. Raleigh Star.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

A CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING.
HE ERR ALEXANDEe returns his grateful
IL ~ thanks TO the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF BaIti-
more for the very liberal patronage and encourage
ment extended TO him during his soionrn in the mo-
numental city, He has been persuaded both by what
he deems his interest, and the solicitations and ad-
vice of his friends, to remain for Six NIGHTS
LONGER, commencing
THIS tMONDAY) EVENING, Jan. 10.
During which time he will have the pleasure of in
Producing succession of new feats in NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY and MAGIC of the most pleasing
and extraordinary description. He will repeat those
only which have proven the most acceptable, and he
hopes his efforts TO please may not be made in vain
ig5- For particulars, see small bills.
&C. Boxes-First and Second Tiers so Cents-Pn
and Gallery IS Cents.
&c Seats may be secured during the day from 10
A. NJ. until O'Clock, 2. M.
Q(5-Donrs open at Recommending ut half past
O'Clock, precisely. fri 1t
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NRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
ST To be given to Mr.. C, g. PHILIPS, by his pu-
pills, will BIZ held at White Hall Saloon,
On MONDAY EVENING, 10Th inst.
on which occasion the managers feel confident of
giving satisfaction TO all who may be present on this
occasion, as they are determined that this shall be
the most pleasant and agreeable ball of the season.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to be had of Mr.. p. the
Managers, or any of his pupils.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
II. w. 8. Evans Thomas P. B. Seth
WIN. Knipe
NJ A N A C ERS
Thomas Tight Benjamin Binyon
Richard Bell John Slemmer
William Hardy Alex. Balenline
Thomas Phillips John w. Williams
N. b. Muray's Celebrated Cotlion Band viii be
in attendance. &C PHILIPS,
JAZZ thsmWsm7t Master of Ceremonies.
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NANTRELL,s AGUB MTxTURR.

oR iSNlC mEDILAmENIA.
FU he cure OF all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, if taken
according to directions.
ltis never failing remedy, which no family ouQht
70 De without, especially in low marshy countries.
AS this medicine is put up under The nroprietor,s
immediate inspection, on the most scientific princi-
PIES, (beiNg purely Vegetabe,) AMI having tried its
nS on thousands Tor upwards of twelve years,
aRd TO his knowledge when taken strictly according
70 directions, there has not been one failure. UR-
ger such circumstances, recommend ii TO the pub
y ton. ~ -.
The indications Of cure in the treatment of fever
ana ague are-flrst, TO put speedy stop possible
70 tne III when 1t has taken place, directions for
Whleh you VIII be supplied with on each bottle, al
ways OBSERVING that the written signature of the sub
senoer, John A. CanreIl' is pasted on the envelope
OF each bottle. Prize 81 each.
MOBILE, Alabama Sept. l, 1875
This is 10 certify, That Joseph Ii. Moore, had
the Fever and Asue for nearly two years, and tried
all the most p ointment medicines used for the cure
OF said disease, without obtaining permanent relief
was induced, through the persuasion of a friend, to
try Cantre's Tonic Mixture one bottle of which has
ma ie a permanent of mycase [ can with con
fdence recommend it to all afflicted with Fever and
Ague. JOSEPH H. MOORE,
This is to certify, That know the above to be cor
rect in every particular. w. II. NICE,
Chemist and Druggist, N. E. corner of
Government and Conception sts., Mobile, Ala.
SOUTHWARK, Sept oath l545.
This is TO certify That myself, wife, aud two chill
dren were afflicted with Fever and Ague, aud that
two bottles of CantroIl's Tonic Mixture made a per
feet cure of us, and can with perfect confidence
recommend il 10 the public. Jos, ANTHONY.
PHtLA DELPHIA, Sept 90 1915.
We, the undersigned, having seen the beneficial
effects Of Cantrcli's Ague MIXTURE in curing the Fe-
yer aud Ague when all other remedies have failed,
can with con '.dGnce recommends it 10 iha public.
WILLIAM MYERS, u. ). Navy Yard Philad,
A, POWELL. do do d.
P, B. SNVERY, manufacturer of Porcelain an /
Hollow ware, Foundry. Southwark.
Snld, Wholesale aud Retail, ~ C9LEiB CRHS.
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 Moth THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by HE regularly appointed
agents;
JF, Perkins s Bro, corner ofFrmkn and Green
sts., Baltimore, Nd,
T.. II. Perkins, No. 42j West Baltimore st. cornprof
Green ST., Baltimore. Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md.
J. F. Cailan, Washington city, D.G
Ii. Peel * Co, Alexandria, do.
J. l.. Kdweil, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber corner of Carmen
ter and Second sts., below Christian, Philadelphia.
N3-Ohserve, none are genuine without the signal
ture JOHN II. C'3NTRELL. itl0 rf2w'r
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-12
A CARD. hoo COLD WATCAEs

Hn2 CARD. 100 GOLD WATCHES
YIN Those who wish t, p rchase handsome
AZ" 90 Watch and Chain for New Years gifts are
&-s.-aS particuia ly invited 70 call and examine G. ID
CL 'RK'S large stock of Cold Watches, which are
Just received, and will he sold at such prices that all
can wear Gold Watch Call and see, all those who
wan bargains in W. tches AVID all descriptions Of
Jewelry. Store Water street, Second door from Cal
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