davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-20

JON ES' Spanish LILY WHITE.
~ perfectly innocent, being purified of Mi deIetrr;
GUS qtaHtiesj ana At imparts to the skin A uatnr,i
heaithy, alabaser clear, living whites NJ The same t
smooth. '"e ~ SUN anu
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-20
BOSTON y WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
CHANGE OF TIE

g97 sasEg-.s7ssggs eEzga $3.50 a II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
Ammitan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, r1s. 81 la4o.
W,su.Ne1oN's BrnTu DAY. Tomorrow |

W,suNe1oN's BlRTu DAY. Tomorrow
will be the anniversary Of the birth day OF tie
gre.t aud good lFa~hiugton--who has been
correctly styled "thc father Of his country
for. to him, more than to any other man, is this
nation indebted for its liberation from bondage,
and its establishment as free and independent
power, Most heartily do we wish, that the
spirit which guided him, could be more extern
slvely infused into tho people Of this country;
for we have sadly deviatod from his principles
aud disregarded his advice. Ills patriotism
was pure--hs professions sincere. How dIiier-
ent from the partizan domagogucs OF the age
whose patriotism consists in obtaining power,
and whose professions are made but to deceive
We may erect monuments to the memory oI
Washington at the capitol, and in every State
of the Union; but until we learn to initiate his
virtues, and to adopt his principles for our 60
vernment, we shall fail to do acceptable honol
to his memory. His Farewell Address should
be reverenLiully studied, and its precePts deeply
Impressed upon our memories, that we may re-
rard factious leaders less, and the honor anc
glory Of our country more.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READINe-aooM BOOKS,
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Barluc R II Douglass, Norvie, Pernambuco aud 4
Brig Gen. Pinckney, Hebbs, New Orleans, Jno. X.
Randall.
schr Emily Thompson, Keene, Nassau, NP,F =
SAILED Schr Henrietta, Hughes, Nassau, N. P
ARRIVED,
schr Mason, Howes, days from Provid ence, via
ewpott, ballast, TO master.
schr Iowa, Dayton, 3 days FIN N. York, ass'd car
90, to Rose, Merrill Co.
Schr Michigan, Terry, 69hours from N York, ass u
cargo, TO | Mankin.
Schr Jno. Allyne, Burgess, fin Maynguez, P r, Bird
inst. sugar. to w Howell X Son. Left, with others,
schrs Kate Pendergast, Gray, for Baltimore, loading;
Queen, Edhdge, wal ting cargo. Brig Harbinger
winchester, for York, sailed in co.
Steamer Herald, tell, from Norfolk. Saw of
Annapolis, ship, bound up. [Fhe H., on account
of the storm, did not leave until this morning.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Stephen Lurman, Bryan, i'm York, arrived
at Liverpool llth JAM and was loading for Baltimore
4h inst.
Ship Grace Brown, Myers, hence at Liverpool 98th
ultimO
Ship Palestine, Scott, from Baltimore, arrived a,
Liverpool llih Jan.
Ecuador ship Perseverance,, (ate Tippecanoe, of
Balt,,) Gibson, hence for the Pacific, arrived at Ca
dZ 18th ult.
Ship Harvest, Fuller, hence in the Texe 18th ult
Ship Alexander, Leeds sailed from Havre for Bal
timore Sd ult
Ship Elise, Kock for Baltimore, sailed fin Bremen.
haven 5th ult.
Ship Hermann, Welsh, sailed FIN Liverpool for Bal
timore 9TH ult. and Eerse, Wallace, do do l4th.
Ship Chesapeake, Clarke, FIN Rotterdam for New
Orleans, sailed FIN T0Ibay 9th ulL
Ship Goethe, HOmann, Hence at Bremen 9Th ult.
Ship Francona, Smith, i'm N. Orleans, arrived at
Liverpool Goth ut.
Ship Isabella, Briggs from Charleston, arrived at
Liverpool 10Th ult.
Ship Scotia, Leslie, for Baltimore, put back to Hell
voet, previous to Dec 80, with loss of anchors and
chain-Was assisted in.
Barque Louisa, Gait, FIN Baltimore, arrived at Liv-
erpool 29th ut. with loss of part of her cargo in
gale.
Barque Helen NJ. Fielder, Willis, fm N, York, ard
at Gravesend 9Th ult.
Barque Inca, BuXton for New York, sailed from
Whampoa Nov. l3.
Barquc Lawrence, Harding, FIN Baltimore for Bos-
ton was at Holmes Hole l7th inst.
Brig Oseola, from Atakapas for Baltimore. was on
The 5th inst III lat % 80, lon 81 H., in COM with brig
Virginia, at New York.
Brig COrlnth, Smith, hence at HavTe 2lst ut.
Brig Globe, of HaIlOwell, from Porto Rico for Bal
timore was spoken llth inst 3j, lon. 7409.
Brig R. G. Fisher, ConkIin, from tmore arrived
at Wilmington, N. q. 10th inst.
SChr Mary Calharine, Adams, for Baltimore went
to sea I'm Charleston 18th inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
yNyHE FLAG OF OUR UNION.


n The Flag of our Union for THIS WEEK is
now ready, and is truly excellent number-on the
first page Is a beautiful cut-the portrait of the
Belle of Broadway. ltcOntans the continuation of
"Ermna, or the Belle of Broadway by Hazel;-
"Rug Ratfles, the Jester,' by Fanny Forester; Mr..
Caudle's Breakfast Talk-continued from our last;
A Robbers Story, by Powers, the sculptor; "Thc
Frigate's Tender" tale of the last war, by ]. H
Ingraham; "Henri, the Creole" A tale of New Or
leans sixty years ago; Life of the Romans; Ball in
Italy; The Actor People Of the East; Visiting in Ha-
vana; a queer Boot Jack; Cure for Voluntary Star
Vation; Weekly Melange; Bundle of Straws,
Poetry: Love; Our Yankee Ships; Save the Fips,
Beauty; Consolation; the First Violet the Cathedral
and Hermitage Bells; the News Boys Reflections of
Rum Seller; Impromptu; Shaving; Song of the A
rican Eagle; High Connections; Washington;
Death; also, a Bowl of American "Punch" and
column Of Wit and Humor. Single copies cents
Subscription 81 year. TO be had at ali the Period
ical Depots. w. BENNETT, Publisher,
Ne. North street, (up stairs.)
Dr. Hollick's new work on the cor igin of Life .
can be had at our office. fe20 2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
THNAYLOR, WILDE Ss CO.'S
WEEKLY LIST

OF NEW PUBLICATIONS:
GRAHAm'S MAGAZINE, for March, 25 cents
No. or 50 per year.
Ladies' National Magazine, lSl cts Nc. or 50 wear.
THE STEP-MOTHER, by G. i. K. James, Two
parts complete, soc
KRUIT5NER, or the Germans Tale, by Sophia
Harriet Lee, a5c
KEAT's PoETICAL WORKS, complete in two
parts, (Wiley & Putnam's Library of choice
reading,) 75c
MARYDE CLIFFORD, Novel, by Sir Egerton
BrYdges complete in one volume, 95c
REDFIELD'S Republication Of the English Pen
ny Magazine, No l8, 25c
RANklN,S HaIl Yearly Abstract, vol. 9, SOC
BRAITHWAITS' Retrospect Of Medicine, soc
LTFTEL'S Living Age, No. SO, l2E
MERRYiS MUSEUM for March, 10 cts. Ne. or
81 per year.
THE ARTISTS OF AMERICA, by Washington
Allston, No. |, ajc
PICKINGS from the Portfolio of the Reporter of
-, the New Orleans Picayune, Illustrated, soc
Inc Theatrical Recollection of Sol. Smith, ESQ.
Comedian, Lawyer, &C, Illustrated, Soc
The Iris and Odd Fellows Mnror-this weeks
number is exceedingly rich Single copies
4cCHts-l23c month, or 81 so year.
TAYLOR, WILDE s. co.
Nos. 4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings,
North street, Baltimore.
BOOKS just published by T., w. s. Co.
ROGER DUTTON, by G. p. R. James, author of
parnley, the Smuggler, Arrah Neal, sc. l2L
JOHNS ALIVE, by the author of Major JONES'
Courtship, la
The THREE GUARDSMEN, by Dumas, trans
lated from the French, by Park BENJAMIN,
Esq, parts, complete, 50 cents. It
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
CARLYLE AND RTII.WER

FHNHE WESTERN CONTINENT for this
q week contains great diversity of entertaining
articles, among which are:
l. me Elves beautiful Story, by the celebrated
Carlyle, complete.
. The Confessions and Observations of Sir T.. L..
Bulwer ON the water cure-compete,
D. ne OF Mary Niagdalin, by Mrs, Jamison.
q heigh huht, Byron and Shelley.
., Leopold de MGy er, the Lion Pianist
8. MAJOR JONES ON HIS TRAVELS, BY the
author of Maj. Us Courtship, Johns Alive, sc.
Z. An Incident at sea.
g. 81 Valentines Day, fully and graphically de
scfbed, in a letter nom Broadway
N. u. All persons wanting the back numbers should
apply soon-any new No. of the Continent will be
exchanged for No. 4
{G}- Price 6! cents singe-S2 year, PAYABLE in ad-
vance. Call on
TAYLOR, WILDE & co,
II jarvis Buildings, NOrlh-st,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

NEVs BY THE CAMBRIA. The arrival Of the
steamer Cambria has furnished information from
England and France one month later than had
been before received. The news from England
is important, as showing the determination OF
the British ministry to change the system Of the
country, by abandoning the protective policy,
and approxmatng as nearly as is practicable
to free trade. Should the ministers succeed III
carrying their proposed measures through par
lament, it will give an immense impetus to
TO encounter a formidable opposition in the
House of Lords, and among the land proprie-
tors, and tho result may, therefore, be consd =
cred doubtful
We are pleased to see that the Oregon ques-
ton has been treated with dignity and modera-
ton both in parliament and by the public press;
and that the feeling exhibited is of the most
friendly character. This is as We anticipated.
The hectorng speeches of some of our mem
bers OF Congress have failed to attract much
attention, and have produced no excitement in
England. II is there considered almost impos-
slble that the two countries can engage in war
for Oregon, unless we nady resolve to rush
into it, Now is the proPitious moment to close
the dispute. The English ministers are in
condition Of mind 10 settle the question AMIGA
bly, and fairly; and if we have the like DISPOSE
ton, the whole matter may DO peaccably ad-
Iusted IN short time; and the two nations
hereafter enjoy, uninterrupted, that intercourse
and friendship so essential to the prosperity and
greatness Of both. We hope, then, that the ne
gotiations will be renewed; and that zach party
will approach the subject with honest inten-
tions and liberal feelings.
1t will be observed that the French minister
notices the allusion in the Presidents message
to the alleged interference of France in the af-
fairs Of Texas. According to NJ. Guzot, there
are three, and but three, nations, who are
grasping after an extension of territory, viz
Russia, England and the United States-and
France must watch the movements of these
powers closely to prevent either from destroy
ing the "balance of power" France is unam-
bilious, but takes good care to seize territory
wherever she can lay her hand on it with safe
ty. She has seized Algcrs, which M. Guizot
says she is bound in honor to keep; and if she
could add Morocco, she would no doubt consi-
der herself equally bound to retain the con-
quest. We despise this canting aud hypocrisy.
1t is with nations as with individuals: none
are content with their possessions, and each
seeks to enlarge its boundaries, even where it
has to be accomplished by injustice and oppres
sion.
The next arrival from England will probably
bring the result of the vote in Parliament upon
Mr.. Peel's bill to reduce dutes-and the dec-
sion will have most important bearing upon
the interests Of the United States.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

N3- LECTURES ON GEOLOGY, BY PROBES
SOR SILLIMAN. The third Lecture of the course
will be delivered at Calvert Hall on SATURDAY
EVENING, Feb. 2lst, at u O'Clock.
Subiect-"DestrOying and forming effects of Wa.
ter-Aqueous Strata modified by fre-Lmestone
and its caverns, cliffs and sinks-Strata of Sand
stone-nrusions of IgneOus Rocks"
Lecture Evenings onday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at u O'Clock, at CALVERT HALL.
Places where tickets may be Obtained-N. Hick-
mans; ]. Robinson's; f. Lucas; Gushing s. Brother,
and at the door.
TERMS. Single ticket S3
Gentleman and lady s
Additional members of same family, each .
Admission for single evening soc
J3-After the present week, the price of tickets
will be reduced, week by week, as the course ad-
vances. fr2O-1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

G3-OIL TANNIN will render boots and shoes per.
tectly impervous TO water, and double their wear
Many were wise enough to this article at the be-
ginning Of wet weather, and have kept their feet en-
trely dry without the trouble of wearing over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will wear double the time
by the application of this article, and always have
beautiful polish
To be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore. Also at The corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

TREASURER or THE WESTERN SHORE. The
efforts to reduce the salary of this officer was
one of those small measures of retrenchment
which may be denomnated "penny wise and
pound FOOLISH" and we are therefore glad that
it has been defeated. The duties of the Trea-
surer have been immensely increased, whilst
his compensation has remained the same as
when no had less duty to perform; and yet
some members of the legislature would reduce
it, Every public officer should receive q fair
and even liberal compensation for the services
which he renders; and no man can say with
Justice, that the Treasurer of the Western
Shore or his Clerk arc oyerpaid. We are in
favor Of the practice ofrigid economy in public
affairs; but would never consent TO do injustice
to save penny. The Treasurer has discharg-
ed his duty faithfully, and has we'll earned eve
ry dollar he has received.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

Opposite Barnum's, Bait. Md.
GTy-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. COnsO
dated Lottery, class No. %, for 1876:
81 II rs 68 SO II 50 8 Is SC 81 g. 10 IT
81 and IL, being the Ist and I'd drawn Nos each $50
y and 7S, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 25
GO aud 76 being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 90
50 and 6e, being the 4th and 5th; OF II and So be
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each l2
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 8
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 4
{G3- Per the celebrated prize firm of
1t EMORY x CO., No. 2 N. Calvert.st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

NANTUCKET BANK DEFALCArIoN A heavy
defalcation has been discovered in the amount
Of the Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank in
Nantucket Baker Burnell, now Senator in
the Massachusetts Legislature, is the suspected
deiauter. He was in Boston as late as Friday
or Saturday of last week, and is said to have
drawn largely on his own account from some
bauks in that city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

LECTURES on GEOLOGY. The third lecture of the
course on this interesting subject Will be delivered
this evening, in the Calvert Hall, by Prof siman.
Subject; "Destroying and forming effects of Water
Aqueous Strata modified by fire--Lmesope and its
eaverns, cliffs and sinks--Strata of SandstOne-In-
trusi0ns of Ignenus Rocks.N Ill
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
NEW HATS VS.. SHOCKING RAD ONES.

NEW HATS VS.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.
Messrs. Editors of the Clipper:
Q3- Many are the ills and vexations one is subject
to, who sports shocking bad hat. In olden times
il was conceded that ''lhe mind is the index of the
man," but now in this age of improreme and great
di> cernmeHt, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the nobest attributes, Of heart ever so good and
generous, how liable is the possessor be cut, and
passed by unnoticed, if he be not decked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is now all and all to constitute the man, for
who is not allured by outward appearances? Ave,
does not "the learned pate duck to the golden god''
in obeisance to what is the head than in it,
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recognions, and honied congratulations, should
go TO "KEEVIL'S," 90 BALTIMORE STREET. there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality TO o'er gloss
faults innumerable, if such there be, the which.
''Like richest Alchymy,
Will change to virtue and to worthiness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM Fl. KEEVIL,
fe2l-eotfr Agent for the Proprietor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

43-GENERAL CASS' LECTURE. The first lee
ture of the course, in aid of the Sunday Schee, will
be de ivered in the Fifth Presbyterian Church, Han.
over-st., on TUESDAY EVENING, 24th inst at Z!
O'Clock, by General CAss, ofths U. $. Senate. Sub
ject-''Progress o. Knowledge"
{G- Course tickets can be had at most of the book
stores. Single admission at the door, s5 cts fe2l-3
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC. The Choir of
the High street Baptist Church will give Concert of
ING, oath instant. The Music to be performed has
been selected with great care and il is believed will
present as great attraction any Concert given this
season. Programmes will be published in few days.
GhF- Tickets or admission 25 cents each-can be
obtained from any member of the Choir, and at the
Clipper and Sun ofiic S. fel9-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

Snow AT New BEDFORD. The average
is probably not less than two feet. The guam
tity of snow now on the ground is said to be
greater than at any time previous in that vici-
nifty since the memorable snow storm in 1915.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

THE MUSEUM. Mrs. Howard will make her second
appearance at the Saloon this evening, in her favore
character Of Gertrude, in the excellent farce of she
Loan of Lover" In the course of the piece she
will sing three popular songs. After the farce, Mr..
John Seton will enact for the two hundred and sixty
seventh time his great part of jimmy 7witcher in the
Drama of ''the Golden Farmer" This bill will Sc
cure good house. The performance posted for the
afternoon is of quite attractive character, let pa
rents and guardians govern themselves accordingly.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

PUBLICATIONS. We have received from Taylor,
Wilde & Co. Graham's Magazine, and the LADIES'
National Magazine, both for March. They are beau
ti'ully embeshed, and filed with large quantity
OF literary matter.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
yENHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe sui

THNHIS Is To CIV r. NUFICE, Thatthe sub
u scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters of admin
isratOn ON the estate ofJOSEPH G. WILSON, late
of said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to exh
bit the sane with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scrber, on or before the 25th day of August 1886;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of Feb. 1886.
feel -law4wt JAMES 3. WILSON, Admir-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

MAGNETISM AND THE LADIES. The Mag
netic Telegraph from Boston to Lowell will be
in operation in few days. Miss Sarah G..
BagIoy is tho Lowell Supern tendant.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

CELEBRATION OF WAsHMGroN's BIRTH DAY
AT New ORLEANS. The Military of New Or
leans intend celebrating the 22d of February,
by grand sham battle.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

STEAMBOAT ExPLosroN.-LossQ Of the SLeanl.
er Pioneer. We learn from the Norfolk pa
pers, that the steamer Pioneer, which left Nor
folk on tho 10th, bound up the Roanoake' Ri
yer, got aground on what is called the Mocasin
Tract, and bursted her boiler, so as to cause
her to sink and scalding tho Engineer and $
ueprnes badlv
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

WEEKLY CLIPPER-Late Foreign Nsws Today's
Weekly Clipper contains full summary of the
news by the Cambria, proceedings of Congress and
the Legis stature; the report against conventional re-
form; Mrs Torrey's petition; city intelligence; a re-
port of the markets and sales Of stocks; editorials
poetry; various items of news; miscellany; thrill.
ling story, entitled "Snuf the Last Pinch of tbe
Game," with large quantity of other important ar
ticles- Subscription per year only ST., or cents per
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

REPETITION OF SACRED CONCERT. The Sacred
Concert, which was given on Thursday evening, at
the Fifth Presbyterian Church, REV Mr.. Hamncf's)
will, we unders tand, be repeated OIL Monday even
ing. 1t will be under the direction of Mr.. E. L..
Bartlett
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

b3- fresh supply of Doctor J. g aOSE'S ME
DICINES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, &c, just
received, consisting Of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Pr0phylacUc syrup, Lnimeats, Tonic Pills, Sc,
with Treatise on CONSTITUTION. For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner oF Hanover and Market sts,,
nai 3m Baltimore, Nd.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

Qy- WHO WANTS A TREAT The contents of
the Vister, this week, decided treat They are
in part as follows: "The Hermit of the Wyaconda
and his Visiters," orig tale of the souh "Frank
Woodbridge" another tale; The Snow Bird, a met
rcal fable, by Thomas II. Stanford; A Poem, ad-
dressed TO the ADV Gates of Capital Punishment by
lady of Philadelphia; The boyhoOd of Ole Bull by
Lydia Maria Child; Life ia Baltimore; Caude's
Breakfast Table Talk; Descriptive Letters, No xvii;
The Grand Legislative Menagerie; Ordination of
Rev. franklin Wilson, Mrs. TOneys Petition; The
Attack upon the Vister, Uhrd article, with extracts
from exchanges); an original article on Peace and
War, by the Learned Blacksmith; Town and COun-
uyNews; Enigmas, Humorous Sketches, Markets, &c.
For sale AT the counter, No. 10 NOrh-st., in wrap
pers-prce only4 cents; annual price 81 so; or 81
for months IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

The RIGHT OF WAY. A motion has been
made and seconded in the Pennsylvania Sc
nate, to reconsider the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad bill, which lies over for day. Its
Icjetaion created quite .eusation in Harris
bug.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

Gy-REV, N. HESTON'S LECTURE. a Poetica
and AllegOrical Lecture will be delivered by the Rev
NEwros fIEsToN, of Philadelphia, on NEXT MON
DAY EVENING, the 2jd inst, at O'Clock, in the
EGYPTIAN SALOON, Odd Fellows Hall, Gay.st
SUBJECT THE Mansion Of Rest, or Friendship
Love aud Truth" Single Tickets 25 cents. Tickets
admitting Gentleman and Lady 37l cents-may bt
had at Mortimer s. Mowbray's, l. r Cooks, Arm
strong & Bery's, Baltimore ST. Office of the Iris
Odd Fellows Hall; Cannon, Bennet * Co., Charlie,
st; Hopkins Shoe Store, Baltimore, near Edenst.
fo2l-2t.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

(G- HIGH HANDED. An officer near Resters
town assumed the powers of the Court of Chancery
and levied and sold the personal property of an un
divided estate that could not be reached IN any othe
way, if at all, than through Chancery. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

CHAPLAIN. The Rev. Chas. Henry Alden,
has been ordered to fl the pest of T. S. Chap
lain at the Pensacola station.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21

0y- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear-rngs Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment which is com
from Calvert. o2l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-21
CAsH NOR NEGROES.

0I5- u he highest market price will he given for
likely young NEGROES, that slaves for life. Ap.
ply at Iiabberseu's Washington Hotel Pratt street,
a few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scriber is perm tnently located All communications
will be promptly attended to.
fei.lm WILLIAM HARKER.