American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-28
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i e 5tAH'1 asSAFt By THE G2EAF IJU-ClI
/ = = or 9HS STATE or MARYLAND,
! livery preparation viii he made 70 make tins Bal
, The most magnificent o. L." season.
/ u VIII take place AZ WASHINGTON HAIL, OF
| IEHhSOF :, The 3lst 'oy IF December.
! EN'ln.lVc OF the Equipments up1n ,uch nccagons
thcft VIM De imported TO this all that novelty and in
t'fT. winch longs to ~ appropriate representation
1t better p"rtoh OF the Indian character amidst his
Wild home and native forests.
tNlcatle OF every description will b. CarnrIlIy av1i
dedi but the Red Man. in his wignln-the Chief tlrj
in2 erect beneath the wide Spreading branches of the
iotty odk-he Braves in their wariko dresses with
pafaphernalia entirely drawn from nature viii nil
combined, present scene enchanting az 70 REQUIRE
nut little effort oftle imagination to transport the be-
holder into the wild and sylvan homes these red hill
dren OF the woods. Their dances will be persona
ned their ways exhibited and their virtues initiated
throughout the entire exhibition.
An additional interest will he given 10 the truly bean
tui display which will be presented to the eve nv the
exhibition of various relics illustrative ofIndn patriot
Ism, talent and glory There will be seen the beautiful
Paddle OF the iuStiOus Princess Pocahonts; various
Canoes and amongst the rest of the precise model
OF that with which the Indian King Philip escaped from
his enemies; War Clubs; Arrows; the Indian Calumet;
ltkCncSses of the most eminent Indian Chiefs with
Vanous instruments of war; consecrated by deeds of
chivalry and heroisn worthy of any age or race.
Neither time or expense will be spared to make the
whole AFFAIR brilliant bey1pd comparison, worthy of the
benevolent order of the Red Men, and with a dignity
and chastcnes1 which should always distinguish tho
Chiefs of the Great Council
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
p. 9. Laws, p. s. Mulhoher,
MclseT, TitcOmb,
KrebE, " Booker
Otto Rurse4s
Wood, Williams
tG}-l1cket1, admitting n Gentleman and two Ladies'
81, to be procured ofany Of the above committee and
from the members Of the order in general.
MURRAY's CELEBRATED CoTtLIIoH BAND IL engaged
G. G. PHILIPS and CHARLES l.. SPIES, Fasqs,
Ballet Masters. dee % din
6SONGRESS HALL. The subscribers very re-
" specially inform their friends and the public gen
eray that they have recently built and fitted up in the
most tasteful and modern style, the House in FAY
ETTE STREET, third door from North ST., near the
Post office Nothing has been left undone on the part
Of the propnetors to render it second to no other es
Enlistment OF the kind in Baltimore The second
story of the building which is very long and commo-
dious has been fitted up as a BOWLING SALOON,
in which there three Alleys said by amateurs to be
equal, Il not superior, to any others in the city.
MN - The prOprietors are prepared to serve
G%NScYup, at all seasonable hours, OYSTERS,
.5ls.Y and all other things usualy found in simi-
~Dss% lar establishments, in the various ways
in which they may be had elsewhere.
JOHN X. GILES,
b. w. HERRING.
70" \. The proprletors respectfully inform their
friends that their establishment will be open for the re-
cepton of company THIS Monday MORNING,
at i O'Clock. 1t will be opened in the usual form, by
aCOLLATlON, &c, TO which their friends and the
public are respectfully invited. [PRl d2S-3t