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CONCERT or SACRED Music. The Concert Of Sa-
cred Music to be given this evening, by the Choi at
tached 10 the Rev. Mr.. Heiners Church, will be a
treat Of no ordinary character. The most of the
pieces which gave so much satisfaction at the last
Concert will be repeated. The universal favorite,
Mrs. Wolfe, will lend her valuable aid together with
severalady and gentlemen amateurs of acknowledged
merit. A few tickets have been len at this office
70, sale,
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CITY lNTELI.IGENC4;.

accident and Escape. Yesterday afternoon
between 8 and O'clock the large cylinder to
which is attached the bits or knives, in the
Steam Planning Mill, of Mr.. Henry Herring,
on East Falls Avenue, bursted, scattering the
pieces in every direction. The machinery was
in operation at the time, and the cylinder max
ing rapid revolutions, which caused the pieces
to fly with great force. One very large piece
of iron was thrown over half a square, passing
within Il few feet of officer League, who hap
pened to be in the neighborh9od. Several per-
sons were at work in the shop at the time, but
luckily no one was injured. No cause can be
assigned for the accident.
The Pi,unbc Daguerrean Gallery. This es-
Enlistment at No. EOS Baltimore street, is dali
" gaining favor with the public, on account of
the correctness and exquisite style, in which
the portraits are taken. 1t is one of the most
extensive establishments in the country, and has
received the highest premiums from several of
the Institutes of the Northern States. There
is free exhibition daily, Of portraits in the gal
lery, which are we'll worth inspection by every
friend and lover of the fine arts the features of
persons being taken with llfe-like perfection,
which defes the scrutiny Of the most critical
observer. We would advise all persons who
desire "the shadow, ere the substance fades, TO
pay this establishment 4 visit, and have "every
wrinkle, smile and dmpIc," faithfully copied.
Writ Of HaBcaS Corpus. Samuel Lockhardt,
one of the parties who was committed Il few
days since, on the charge Of having some
knowledge Of the murder, or in fact, with hav-
lug murdered Thos. Quglcy, near Stemmer's
Run, Baltimore county; aud for which murder,
a man named Flynn has been committed for
trial, was brought before the County Court on
Tuesday, on a writ Of babeas corpus, aud hav-
inI satisfactorily proved an aEbj, was dlschurg-
ed from custody. He was held TO bail TO ap-
pear as u witness in the case.
Robigy On Tuesday night hotween and
10 O'Clock, some thieves entered the cabin of
sioop lying at the City Block, and carried off u
quantity Of bed-clothing, wearing apparel, sc.
The theft was committed while the captain and
hands were absent. No clue has been obtained
to the rogucs or goods.
.4rriuaL Prince Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte
and Mr.. A. Maitland, arrived in this city yes
terduy morning by the cars from Washington,
and took lodgings at Barnum's City Hotel
.4Iarm. The alarm of fire about o'clock
on Tuesday night, was caused by the burning
of IA chimney in High street, near Lombard.-
1t was extnguished without doing any damage.
ASSAULT. Officer Fox yesterday arrested
Philippine Snyder, charged with assaulting
and beating certain Caroline Miller She
was released on security to appear at court on
Saturday, by Justice r. A. McAllister.
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american Republican
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURS ,AY MORNING, Fro la, 1876.

I''' ---.-.--
NJ, CoSvrNTloN. The cOmmlttce ca the
Coo.,,uuou in the Hose of Delegates OF this
Sl,.o. have reported against the call ola CON
ven,,op. on the extraordinary tround that IT
would be unconstitutional We say That THIS
is mn extraordinary ground, for the reason, tha'
the measure is not forbidden 10y the con'ntu-
ton, and cannot therefore violate any part OF
that instrument. The Legislature can oAc'-
else all powers not prohibited by the conS"'u-
ton, and thee is certainly no clause when
forbds consulting public sentiment upon any
subject. The mode in which the CONSTITUTE"
shall be amended or altered is FTtsc''peo' anu
We admit that no change can be maze III 1t
it designed 10y the friends OF co"'''''o"' an
they ask is, that convention Sn"'' oe cu''eo
50 as to embo ly Pub"c oPln'o" "S |" '''' "''o'-
atoms OF the constitution VINO" may oe 'eqH"-
ed-dnd then to submit "o aus VI '''e 'o"'e"-
ton TO The considerable" o. '"o i''g 's'A'"'' ~
he accepted or reJ'C'cu u O0"' "'''' Wv
existing law VIC "'0 SU' P'''o" '''"' '''''
quest should nave o'0n oo"'0o " '''' o0'''''''
tee and nope tnat '''e oec's'o" wiz W '''''s''
by 'Ae HOUSE H' P''"''P'0 - VI S''0''o o',
Iuiy ieco2 n'"'o' '''' ''o P0oP'o az '''' '"''0'
oil al power anu '''"' '0 'o'','''u''o'' "' "a"
sDo"j" P'o'ec' 'uo ''S"'' ""u '"'''0"'' u VIC
"hoe poP"'1''o"' II "'u'u '''', 'e0'' s''1'se
10 INSIST t'1' '"'J '''u 90 ''' t''''''0 "''
cohFoI "Ve' 'i'e U S'"n' law d " nave '""''
nom themselves al Po"e' !" 1'sc'no'c anu 'o"-
SUI IS % '"e '"P0"'o"0J VI o''"s ''S ''0 VI
IT'S ieaIures' ano 10 nave 0'P'''eu o'o" '"'''
representatives. OF INC "o''''y u '~o '"'
ca" o. convention LOT '''o' Pu'PoS'' II ''''
CONSTRUCTION Oh mo cohl'''ltec DC coFiec'' t"o"
mas lhe constitution been repeatedly Vioiateu 10
our certain KNOWLEDGE by ''e co'St tuuo'l
all laws musI be passed ny the senate an" house
oil D''esatoS' No'hi"s Is sa'o ABOUT consult
ing inc Will OF the people whether sue" enact
mems shall be enforced or become Huga'orY'
NO SeV''oh OF inc cohS'''"''"" "u''io''S'S '''c
votes OF the people 10 DC take upo" sue" laws
Aid yet lhefe nave oCeh FoPeate" INSTANCES
IN which laws have been referred to the direct
vote OF the people, and were rendered valid or
'nVahd just as the vote OF county Or c't} was
for Or against them. And yet 1t Is pretended,
that the Legislature has not the power to sub
init the question to the people whether they do
or d. not desire their constitution to be chang
I'd, We regret the decision Of the committee,
and iuresec, that, if it be sanctioned by the
House it VIII produce trouble, We believe
that The people will slst upon having the con-
stitu;,on reformed and expenses rotrencned |
and The dstrust which the decision Of the com
mtl-o eyUib,ta, will not allay pubic excite
men. upon tteso important suhjocta'
r. ,..-... =, a.. Ii 3 - ,.,,,,,,
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CoURr OF APPEALS, wv. S)-ANNAPoLls,
Fee. 10, 1876. NO. 243. Compton vs. Barnes.
Motion to dismiss argued by r. johnson for
the motion, aud contra by P. M. Grain. Mo-
ton overrulcd; aud, on motion of Grain, dimi-
nutos granted.
No. 20. Arthur Jacques and Sarah Jacques
VS. Mary Moore. On motion Of J. r. Mason
Price contra--appcaI dismissed.
Nos. 50, 40, as, "a. Confined by consent
Of counsel, and upon their motion.
No. 60. Dallam and Mayor aud City Coun-
Gil of Baltimore vs.. Executors of Oliver, was
argued on notes by J. Mason Campbell for
the appellant, and at the bar by Glenn for the
appellee.
No. gao. Ellicott & Early VS.. Ellicott, wa;
argued by R. johnson for the appellant, and by
G, L. Dulany for the appellee.
No. As. VIM. Ii. Fresh VS. John d. Grove
and Joseph Ward was argued by G.. l.. Du
lany for the appellants, and Price on notes for
the appellee
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Il DAILY list OF NEW PUBLICATIONS;
LEiGH HUMPS ITALIAN PuEr-, complete
three pats, being -, SO, 81, Wiley Y Put
MANS library OF chUce r. adiHg, eacr Dart 80
HSkrtR'S ILLUSTRATED BIHLE, No. 40, rs
lLLTGSrUATED WANDERING JEW, / vol.
now ready, 9 80
JOHN MARTIN, a sequel to Henry Miner, hy
Mrs. sherwood, AUTHOR OF the Orphans Of
Normandy, &c. IS
LIFE IN CALIFORNIA. during n re ideuce of
severn! years in that territory, illustrated with
engravm9s, 49,
LIFE IN LONDON, No. s, IL
OREGON, Oar Right aud Tile, containing an ac-
count OF the conditions OF the Ougpn Terri
tty, by Wyndaur Robins n, Sen'r, OF Va so
ION, a ragedy-as played al From street Thea
ire last evening. 10
"HOMOP tTHY, AlIopathy and Young Physic,"
by JOhn Forbes, NJ. d f K. :. IS
THE STEP MOTHER, by G. P. James, part =.
now ready, .
MISCELLANEOUS SERMONS, by the Rev'd
SydRey smith, I25
CLAIBORNE, the Rebel, Romance of Mary
land, by W. II. Car euter, 25
TAYLOR, WILDE s. CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
IL jarvis's Buildings. Nurthsl.
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BALTInTURE MUsMUrI.

G3.A CARO-. Aiter havlng the honor for some
Yeas before Baltimore audieace, MIR W. II,
hACKLIN fur the first time, respectfully presents
his to The palrnns of the above establishment
for Benefit, on FRIDAY, Feb. 10 1856. On the &c.
casnn, will he produced the beautiful drama by
Blackstone, entitled THE DREAM AT SEA. After
which, a variety of Songs and Daucrs by Miss Can
non, the naive rsaI ftyorta Mr.. JENKINS, the I'M
riva led Vocalist and G0ngnne Methodist and hr.
RYALL, the Gel hrated Comic Dancer The even
ing's entertainment vii conclude with new I'd
laughable Farce 1t.
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05- SONS OF TEMPERANCE GRAND RALLY
The Grand Division AT her last meeting determined
THIS (THURSBAY) EVENING. at O'Clock at tht
Egyptian Saloon, Odd Fellows Hail. P. G. w. A
WEST, of New York, will deliver an Address expla
natory of the principles and object of the Order.
0I7- The several subordinate divisions will assem-
BILE at Union Hail. at 81 O'Clock, to march in process
sion, in regaia to the place ofmeeting. Punctuaity
is requested, The w. P's of subordinate division:
are requested to call on the Undersigned corner 0
Baltimore and Front streets, and obtain tickets fol-
gratuitous distribution among the friends or then
members.
fel03t JOHN f, SEGIJIN. CHI Com. Arr
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"OREGcN--OuR R,Gnr AND TtrLE." We
briefly noticed in our paper of Monday last, Il
parnphlet, of which MIR. Wyndhsm Robertson,
of Virginia is the author, or the sui Jet Of Ore
gou, embracing an examination Of our right
and title TO that territory, &c. Since our no
tice NC have given the publication a careful
peruSal, and now proceed to notice portion
of its contents. A great variety of matters are
touched upon by the author, some Of them to-
tally irrelevant to the main object Of the work.
The pamphlet ia dedicated to the Hon. r. j..
Walker, Secretary of the Treasury, and we
presume with his appreciation. We propose to
confne our examinations principally to one
poiuC, viz {: our right and title to the whole of
OREGON, There seems to be some confusion or
contradiction in the pamphlet upon this point
for AZ one time we are led TO believe that the
writer claims the whole Of Oregon as Of right
belonging to the United States and then again
he explicitly limits our right to the 4sth paral-
lei Of N. latitude. At page 80 he says;
"We cannot help thinking that we have
aud statistics, the validity of our title, under
the law Of nations, to the territory OF Oregon ;
that, in demanding TINT portion Of it extending
10 40 deg, we are violating no cessen ftrea-
ty, nor infringing upon the rights of England,
OF any other power; that we have a perfect
right to send our people there, utth our consti-
tuition and laws, plant our dock yards, srsenals,
and fortficatiUns,h sc. .....f boz,
Proceeding 60 page Sc we find this sentence:
"Siace that period there has been a change
In the affairs Of the Government; new admin
istration has taket. charge Of affairs. and we
snd in its very outset, the President to the
delight of all plrties, declaring positively, from
the portco Of tile Capitol, surrounded by thou
sands Of his fellow citizens, that our title to this
territory 10 'cLear and indipsinbt. '"
Here the writer apparently goes with the
President for the whole Of Oregon at page
- ne takes different view He ehere do
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OFFICE OF EMORY g. co.

Opposite Barnuln's, Bait Md.
Ih7-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consui.
dated Lottery, class No. ID, for 1876: For benefit Of
Susquehanna Canal
"A IS So As 26 I 2l IT 60 SIS IS 50 SO 70
70 and H. being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each slOO
3j and 70, heing the Sd and 81 drawn Nos. each 20
rs and 10, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 30
2G and 40, being the 4th and 9th; or Z and 49, be-
ing the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos. each 30
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each IS
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 8
a(7- Per the celebrated prize firm of
1t EMORY s. CO., No. 2 N. Cavert-st
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SOUTHERN SERENADERs This excellent hand Of
Ethiopian Ministries, from New Orleans, have arrived
in our city, and will commence series of their ad-
mred concerts, Oh Monday evening next, at the sa-
loon of the Assembly Rooms. They are acknow
lodged 10 be the best company now in the country.
We bespeak for them liberal patronage.
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'FRONT.' STREET THEATRE.

% OWENS BENEFIT AND LAST APPEAR
ANCE Mr. OWENS brgs leave Ia inform his friends
that his Dpnt m and last appearance III take place
SATURDAY EVENING, IAN Feb.
When will he performed the good old comedy of
CURE FOR rue HEART ACHE.
In which BURTON, OWENS, Miss FISHER, aud thC
whole strrn1rh Of the company will appear.
SINGING and u RNCI NC ia abundance.
The prrfptmHucG to cOnCludG with Il new and in.
ter, sting DR. ma, 10 ricuIar5 in small bits
Box Book no " open. fri2 %
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GRAND FIREMEN's BALL. sThe regular annua ball
of the Deptford Fire Company will be given, this
evening, in the spacious Armory of the Eagle Art-
erists. The most extensive arrangements have been
made for the occasion, and all who go will doubtless
be delighted. The managers pledge themselves to
make it The hall fthe season. 0mnibusses will run
to and from the Hall every five minutes during the
evening -
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CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.
FBNHE CHOIR of the Second street Church
IL (Rev. Mr.. Heiner'sD propose giving Grand
Concert of Sacred Music in said Church, on THURS
DAY EVENING, the l2th inst.
PROGRAMME-PART |.
Chorls-l will cXtol thee, my God aud King
Quartette-ApproaeA not the altar.
SolO-Maid of Judah.
Solo and Chorus-O how lovely Is Zion.
SolO-HOnor and Arms,
Dueu-MeSsenger Bird.
Solo-Thc Shipwfecked Sen Boy.
Solo and ChOrus-The Battle is the Lords.
PART II.
Trio and Chous-Praise the Lord, o my soul.
QuartettG-The Churchs wcc ONE
Solo-IebIew Captive.
Chorus-ln Judah is God known.
Trio-liome- (newly arranged.)
Sol@-Chrst sling the Tempest.
Chorns-Gory be to God OH high,
U5- The Concer will open at half mast o'clock.
Tickets 25 cents-to be had AT the Offices OF the Clip
per and sun, Music St'rcs, and door of the Church
on the evening of performance ffl2It
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Loss OF STEAMBOAT. We learn from the
Norfolk Beacon, that the steamer Margaret
Kemble, owned in Norfolk, and insured in n.
York, was lost III gale on Friday night in
AlbemarIe Sound. She sunk in three fathoms
water, five miles from land. The passengers
and crew. eleven in number, escaped with DIFF
fculty in the yawl
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INTERESTING TEMPERANCE MEETING. Amass meet
ing of the different divisions of the Sons of Temper
ance will be held, this evening, in the cgyntian Sa
loon, Odd Fellows Hall. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by P G. w. A. West. of N. York, and other
friends of the cause. Tickets of admission can be
obtained from any of the members
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ties of Savannah have ordered all vessels ar
irving from B ston, New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore, to come to anchor below the
city until boarded by the Health Officer and a
permit given them to approach the city.
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CAUGHT THE SMALL Pox The fish taken
from the Monongahela River, Pittsburg, are
covered with small pustules. The interesting
inquiry is made whether they have not the
small pOxl
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IMPORTANT DECISION. The Assistant Vice
Chancellor of New York has decided that the
Bonds of the Dry Dock Company, amounting
to S250,000, with interest since 1888 are void,
on the ground of usury. The bonds were
Trust Company, secured by mortgage on real
estate.
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DEAF AND DUuB. There are IN the Penn
sylvania ins ttution for the Deaf and Dumb, I
pupils from Maryland.
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SAvscs BANKS. Tnere are So Savings banks
in Massachusetts,, with an amount On deposit of
S9,si3,as1
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The TELEGRAPH UNDER WATER. Com
muncation between N York and Jersey City
has been made by means of the Magnetic
Telegraph, conveyed through tube under
water.
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FIRE IN N. HAVEN. The store Of Thomp-
son s. Sanford, lumber merchants, and G. l..
Alling, grocer, was destroyed by fire at New
Haven, on Saturday.
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QIRTH NIGHT BALL,
-A-D To Re GIVEN BY THE
lNDEPnNI ENT GREYS,
At WAsHINGT0N HALL, On

W41RTH NIGHT BALL,
Id To re GIVEN BY THE
INDEPuNI ENT GREYS,
At WAsHINGT0S HALL, On
MoNO Day EVE SEND. Feb. S3, 1876.
me following gentlemen having ktndly cOusent(
TO serve As Mana .ers r thG ucca~I II.
LIST OF NJ ANAGEKSi
Mjor Gen. smith, MAJ, Geti. ~tnuait
Cuis Davies col BuuIdIu
Col. hIckm IN, Col sande rson AZ
Col. Hoffman, Col NtusIupcr
Col watson, capt. ckeH, H.
MAJ. Law Capt, Watkins, I,
Capt An ets0n, Cant. Elttru,an
Capt. Wet Ie, CAPT. CmtjeI
Capt KerHrr, cant Kane
Ag't uHtham, and Adj Lucas and
Hugh Hnihu, Charlts HOffHdu,
Thomas Humes, il. VIM KimG,r rev
Edmurd MIckelt, w. Il FusseIbaueh,
Emanuel StansBury, J. i. Stnckbti igr, Ir.
John Natshal charles Mcdonald
Archibald Ropes, b'u Buck,
Leon Dyer, James Page,
". e.. summers, Alex spear,
II. SpimaA, ) hu Bell,
NJ. benson, - COgg,
II. w. :. Evans, 1hOs Capdrd,
Henry Luc =, A Brasim ais,
J. Is. SeIdenstrCkCr Il. q. Waters,
Mathury Turner, Charles M rtPf,
X. A. McAllister, K. w. X, dickson
G.. w Kucg, George huff,
j.. A 0IIHrau, Jnhu Kr,t eweii,
WIN. Sewage, William kUse,
John W0ndtrIy, TO. sullerj,
John Cu0pr, q II. Hot
M am Dyer, lisa &c Booth,
Henry Lucas, job Slater,
j. aper, +, SWeeny,
Il. Bond, Thomas luton,
VIM, Hutchns, Thomas BALDWIN,
Could, jr. Thomas Me DOwell, :
II, Mcdowell, T.. Landlord,
VIM. kuNd, &. Mct'Omas,
Il w G fin, Il. Murray,
w. GtuDb, nhu :. Thompson,
James Tamuey III, J l. Meth Ill,
James Mitchell, J In y HAYS,
I atI,r E'-,src |
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{13- LECTURE ON PuRENOLOGY. IN which
the science will be illustrated by a SYMBOfICAL
TRANSPARENT HEAD, NINE FEET IN CIR
CUMFERENCE, representing the fuaclion of each
organ on The Uranium by an appropriate symbO--to-
gether with remarks up the practical uti ity Of the
science, by MIR. MILO CARLETON, agent for the
American Phreno Journal.
Lecture 10 commence at g. o'ct. on THIS (Tlurs-
day. EVENING, at Washington Hail, N + corner
of Camden and lanOvGrsis. {I7- Tickets % cents,
be had at the door, and additional charge to any
Gentleman who wi hes 10 be accompanied by one or
Wo ladies. IL
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NRAND BIRTH NIGHT BALL
4 A.

a RAND BIRTH NIGHT BALL
W AT WHITE HALL SALOON.
e. c. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the Ladies
and gentlemen of Baltimore that, at the solicitation
of a number of his reads, he has consented TO give
a GRAND MILITARY CIVIC BALL at White
Hall Saloon,
MONDAY EVENING, 23d Feb. 1876
CO Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and two Ia j..
dies-to be had of Mr.. r. or any of his pupils. Muir
rays celebrated Cotillion BAND will be- in attend
ance. fei2-l4,l6, ls ,20,2l ,23 ~
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aNONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC. A Con
" cert in aid of the Rev. HENRY Wilson, II W Il
Mssio airy in Northern India, will he held on Tu S.
DAY EVENING, l7th inst. in the 2d Presbyterian
Church. East Baltimore street. Prof c. s. Roof, con
ductor, assisted by eminent musical talent both FO-
cal and instrumental. Tickets - cents. For sale
ID. Owen Sons bookstore, Baltic ST.; p. Fenby's,
Broadway, p; at the Clipper and sun offices, and
al the door.
NJ B. One of Messrs. Knabe & Gachle's Pianos
will be Us ed on the occasion. fel9-stu3t
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MurINY The barque Ouinobaug, Capt.
Drummond, from Providence for Havana, put
into Newport, r. l., on Saturday last, her
crew being in irons for refusing to do duty.
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o. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
pete, at his Old Established Store, Waters ed door
rom Calvert. o2l
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FLETCHER g. co.
Franklin Buildings, npar the Post Office I
NFFER TWO PRIZES If Si2,RG0 TO
W DAY--ticke's S., halves 80 80. qrs ~ o.
- capital of $1,000 70 Morrow---tickeis q So quar-
ters 6ac. On Saturday the 81 90 small FryI CAPT
tai. In this LOTTERY .kes are 81, dives soc, quar-,
tiers 25c Packages only Ga, 81 and 81 50.
Drawn Nos. clas- 6-l0w st ptiza 90 are
"a 70 s. As 90 7 81 | IT 60 SIS 70 e. SO 70
{aJ- capitals Of SO 900 will be drawn on the Ian
inst, tickets S..
Address your orders to ... .N.H b..
'. sa.f iANES FLETCHER & CO.,
. So.3 Franklin 3 INK Buildings, Beiti,nnrg, vi,
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o. X. These caba:stic letters are now IN.
derstood to signify " Oil for Kaliiornia."
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DUMPS FOR CISTENRS. WELLS. WEI
MI CELL Frs AND BATH HOUSES The sub
fcrber has Just tere,yrd suprly Of very superior
quality IKoN foKCE and LIFT PUMPS. ny which
water may he frswn fro distance Of 81 faet. and
fnrcrd at ieas' Oa feet, to any art of b,rdi,s hy
the strength IF child only, Theya7e Of simpiecon.
srict0n and Impossible 10 get out af Hrdei, are well
caicl tied for farmerE aud OTHERS III the eGunfy "a
they may be put up With hut tfiine expense. and sre
warranted 20 eve saiBfacu ~ The public ara; isvit-
ed to call and examine the article, which are for ssLe
low at the -.
Original Faraishing Warehouse by, y
Al. RED n. PElP,
ma. No SIS Baltimore street.
fela 70 I'm Store above HuWsrd. IT,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-12
CASH FOR NEGROES.

pg-The highest market price will be given 70
likely young NEGROES, that are slaves for life. Az
ply at Habbersett's Washington Hotel, Pratt street
a few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scriher is permanently located. Ali communication
will be promptly attended to.
fe4-lm WILLIAM HARKER