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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-21
UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
CHEAP FOR c "A s H.
J. W. SWAiN'S

Umbrella and ParasoI Mandatory.
?. 81 North 2Hnd street, ftco doors beioW the
a 4a-r CRY HOTEL,
PHI II d p h Ia.
A LWAYS on hand a large stock Of UNI
IN BRELLAS and PARASOLS, including the
est new style Of pinked Edged Psrasols Of the
st workmanship and materials. at prices that will
Ike i. an object 10 Country Merchants and Others
cali and examine his stock before purchasing
ewhere. Feb. %, ls45.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-21
NEW cAEPETINGS.

NEW cAEFET1NGS.
VTNHE subscribers have received, and are now
Il opening splendid assortment Of the following
goods
Suony. Wilton and Velvet Carpe,ngs)
Brussels and Imperial py do CAR
Extra superfne and fine Irgrains do PET
Engah shaded q Dsmask Venetian do ING.
American twilled and tig'd 10
English Drugge,ts and Woolen Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
london Chenille and Tufed Rugs
Door Mats of every description.
Also
A large and extensive assortment Of Floor Oil
;oih-, from to eight yards wide, cut TO fit eve.
description of rooms or passages.
Also, low priced Ingram Caipe,ings from 3li to
% cents per yard together with large and ex,en.
i've assortment of goods usually kept by carpet
,evchants. ttt.. ,..t..
The above goods will he sold Wholesale or retail
I s,e lowest marke, prices. Country merchants
nj others are particularly invited to call and exs-
,iRe our stock before making then selections.
CLARKSON, RICH & MUl.LIGAN,
uoeessors to Joseph Blackwood, No. IL Chesnut,
c~uer Of Franklin Place.
Ttiladejphia Fen. 22d. 1885,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-21
CONVERSATION.

BiR--'Have you dollar, SAINT
Sani-'No I hsin't, Bill, that's fac,--ii 1t
would save your life tr e
BH-Cause Jim Thorn wanted me to ~ "
you one, and I've got nothin' smaller than Il
tpO'
Sam-'O, ah-Well. perhaps can find Jrst
one. come 10 think os it, that didn't spend for
wood 4, y =,
Sam searched his wallet, found his dollar, and
handed it TO Bill. ..,..,.. ~,
BH-(puttng bis hand in hi, pocket)-'WeIl
now that's clever--l'll hand you the TOO the
very nexl time We meet, i'll hsppen 10 have
80 much on hand-Pve got one towards it, any
how. .'--ProUidence Gaa. oe t.. ,,.s,..l
.lHer l.ts 81 ... r#t
Oui WoMAs.-Woman was made out of q
rib from the side of Adam--not out Of his, h cad
10 top hm--n out OF his feet to be trample A on
by him--5ut out Of his side to be equal to nim !:
under bis arm, TO be protected, ead nc Ar his
heart TO bs loved. al absK or.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-21

WoULD'ET MARRY A AScHooLMisrER.--Wh
the present King of the French was in Phila,
deIphia, teaching school, he fell in love with
Young lady, the daughter OF highly respecta>
bic citizen of that place. The daughter was
favorable to his advances, hut was compelled
To yield To The authority of her father, who de-
clared that no daughter of his should derueau
herself by Inarrylnga Schoolmaster ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Committed 10 prison. Edward Gould was ar
rested by officer Lambert on Saturday, charged
with threatening and abusing his mother. Jus.
tice Miller committed him to jail in default Of
security to keep the peace. Officer Fuller yes
terday arrested Andrew Miller, on the charge
of disturbing the family of John Kazel. lie
was committed to jail by Justice Cockey.
Charge Of Theft John Woods was taken into
custody yesterday by officer Fuller, charged by
James Ballard with breaking into his house, on
the Falls road, and stealing thereirom sundry
articles. Justice Belt committed him for fur
ther examination
Violating an Ordnance. Officer Wiley, on
Saturday, arrested German carter, named
Peter Teal, for a violation Of city ordinance
in not having his cart properly numbered,-
Justice McA'stor fined him - and costs.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

STANDARD AND GIESC ELLANEDUS
~ BOOKS AT COST PRICES. The subscribers
having concluded TO devote attention exclusively to
the wholesale and rctail SCHOOL BOOKS and STA
TIONERY business, and more particularly to the
manufacture Of BLANK BOOKS Of every descrip-
ton now offer their entire stock of Miscellaneous
and Standai Books Cost prices, in order to dis pose
of them by the Ist of April next.
Our assortment is very large and complete, embra-
cling he works OF the best American, English French
and German writers, in almost every department of
Literature Science and the ts together with an
extensive collection Of Theological, Historical, Poet
ical Biographical, Medical and Juvenile Works by
the most approved authors.
We have also handsome assortment of Bibles
and Prayer Books Of various sizes and bind ugs all of
W"ich we well sell Uery iOl'
We would merely state, that large proportion of
the hooks offered as above, have been purchased at
the recent trade sales held IN New York ard Phila
delphia for much less III IN the regular prices.
Persons wishing tn fill up or complete their Libra e
Ties, now have an opportunity of doing at a com
patatvCly small expense. Cosie aud examine books
and prices. PARSONS Sc KURIZ,
No. I5I PnAFT STREET,
tel6 eO6t adjoining the Railroad Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16


Schr II. Long, knowles, Mobile, L. Hooper
Scnr Marin, Buckin, Newburn, NC. JOS. Corner
y Sons.
Schr Americas, Wheeler, Richmond and Peters
burg, master.
Schr Curlew, Groves. BraudywEa, master.
schr Mary, Vail, PmIadelpha, J, w. Brown.
Schr Mershaw, Providence, Il. |, w. K loads.
Schr .. X EIdcns, Fredericksburg, master
SAILED -BarquG Iowa, Thompson, for Norfolk;
Briggs Virginia, Cooper, Demara!ai Mary AnH, Benia-
min, Jamaica.
ARRIVED,
Schr Baltimore, Arrints, from Philadelphia, mdse.
TO John W. Brown
SChr Rochester, Roge rs, from r. York, ass'd cargo,
10 JnO. w. Brown,
Steamer Cumberland. Colmary, from Philadephia,
M dse. to J. A. Shrigs.
steam packet Herald, Russell. tnm Norfolk. Saw
nothing. Capt r. says saturday night rough
usi he ever experienced in the bay.
Steamer P0:ahonLas, Ilongshead, fin Richmond
Saw Friday afternoon Oft New Point three barlues--
NJ! bound up,
MEMORANDA,
Ship Roscoe, Richer, cleared at Philadelphia 18Th
inst. for Baltimore.
Barque Lagrange MendelI, from New Orleans FOR
Baltimore put into Norfolk with loss of auch0rs 18th
INST.
BarQue Ida, ltalel, for Baltimore, cleared at Bos-
ton t2tI inst.
Big Mich2an, Hall, from Boston for Baltimore,
was AT Hyannis Oh inst
Schr Augustus, KiIborn, for Baltimore, sailed from
NewburypOlt 10Th inst,
more, arrived at Holiness Hole 9th INST and sailed
again lGth
schr EIizabeth Baker, fm Baltimore, arrived at
Fall River 9Th inst
Schr Cottage, Atwood, from Frankfort for Balfj-
more, arrived al Newpor. llth inst,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
rENAYLOR, WILDE Il co.'s
IL WEEKLY BULLETIN

or NEW PUBLICATIONS
Codes Lady's Book for February, % centsa
number, or per mum S3 90
KniCkrrhnCker Magazine tor Feb,, 30 cts. No or Ui
The Step Mother; by q. +. II, Jamts, part / now
ready -
Roger DGuon; or, the True Prophecy, bys.P.
T.. James, Iol
CIaih0rne the Rchel Romince Of Maryland, %
leigh iiunts Italian Poets, iu three parts, being
No5.J2, So 81 (WIey q Puinam's Libra
~ of choice readngl each -
mppathr, AlIoPathy and young PhySc, by
John Forbes, M. -. +, Il. y. %
Loves sacrifice, nr the Rival Merchants, a play
IN acts by George Lowell lal
lOhn's Alive, or The Bride of Ghost Illustrated l2i
Oregon, oGR niGH1 AND TtTIE. by WynJham Ro-
hG ts"n, Jr. ur Virginia, so
On soundinss and of, oi Tats Of The land and
sea. l9i
Matilda, or e Spectre Of the Castle lei
Hunts Magazine for Feb. so cts a No. or 3 OF
Family Circle ana POriUr Annual for March o.
Harpet's Pictorial Bible, NJ. ~ A few n,ute
numbers wi!l complete this excellent work 25
vaflst ty of Pocket AImanacts for 1916 verv CHEAP
TAYLOR, WILDE Il co. Offer great induce
menlS to The trade as lhey enabled to sell all tho
cheap and valuable publications. Of the day at the
pNblisher3 lowest prices.
TAYLOR, WILDE & co,
Nos \, and Jarvis Buildings,
Il North street RalLmorp.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

Our Book TABLE, Messfs. Taylor, Wilde Il Co..
have laid upon our table the second volume Of Carey
& Hart's Library OF Huaoross American Works
coutainin. "Pickngs from the Portfolio of the Repor-
ter of the New Orleans Picayune, with eight engrav
ings from original designs, by Darey'-price so cts
Also, Mary de Clifford, Novel, by Sir Egcrton Bird
ges-price 25 cents.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

pls vote, to oy rthro the OcIdnc law OF Il"
State. New coust tutions have been thus sub
mtted to public votes in otl!er States, but mol
in violation Of the existing law. 1t would be'
dangerous example to set; for if we are to b,
permitted to disregard tho pr visions OF tm
present constitution, we may equally hold it
contempt those of tho new one which may b,
formed and thus wc shall cut loose from ali
restraint. Wenevcr can approve a movement
IN Mary land similar to that which was made
in Rhode Island We are for reform, but not
for revolution. We desire 20 have defects a.
mended; but it must be done IN legal, cou~tt,
tulionaI manner.
Tax OnrGoN QUIslroN -~ RpmorsJ,o, Wash
ia3lon, The Eastern papers are filled with
rumors in relation to the movements at Wash
ington on the Oregon question. the truth Of
which time only can developo. One report is
that the President has, or shortly will, send a
message to both Houses Of Congress, asking
them to define what are the true boundaries OF
our Oregon claim--and that he VIII recon.
mend military preparations in the Same mer-
sageA The purpose Of this movement, it is al.
legged, is to eytrjcate the President from the po-
Siiion which he now occupies by having re-
pcatadly asserted through his messages and the
negotiations our title to the ''trIgle of Oregon, =
which will not enable him to negotiate on less
terms. The influence Of the administration
Wili Ia pr,rtCd 4g obtain tho y.:sssrr rr. I,;rt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
LECTURES ON GEOLOGY, By PROBE

W. LFUTUNES ON NEUIUUf. Bl PROBES,
SOR SILLIMAN-At CALVERT HALL.
PLAN or THE COURSE.
To consist of zen lectures, exclusive OF the intro
ductory.
In each lecture, some interesting topic, intelgibIe
by itself, will he discussed.
TERMS. Single ticket 81
Gentleman and lady 6
Additional members of same family, each
Admission for single evening Soc
Places where tickets may be obtained-N. Hck-
mans; J. RObinsOn's; T. Lucas; Gushing s. Brother,
and at the door.
SUBJECT-For MONDAY EVENING. Feb. O.
Otject, Means, Results and Application of Geology
"FIre and Water, the great agents of ofchange-First
the agency of Fire within the Earth'' field 2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
DI e d,

On l3th inst. Laura, daughter of james J. ana Ja-
rah Roach In the ID ear of her age
On the I'm ms. 'ALLY CORY eLIuE. iged q ybaTs
aud months, daughter OF Wm. Il, aud Jane u. An
drtsOn.
o. the 4th inst GEORGE DoLL of Frederick, aged
so NgaTS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
Amrriton Republic an,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, Fen. '6 1916

r,..... -.r,,r, 81. lr,9o with
'''''' c.,,, :, ,y .,rnnr terms
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wv '''' ''''J' u...o.lr r. com.
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org" '"' N'"'S
"9Aafy' ne 'aI'eE '''""'u '' '"'' 0'''' ~ 49,
extreme case o"''' N"o We S"o''" rI1?'
-r'' 10 see Snc' Il" o'''''o' ''''', ''' '''''
'"g cohst'o'1A ,""Hot oc "''~""'" u
s@dod ID any other inooe una" "''' I'''s1''
m Inc instrument 'aelI' "h'~'s ''o I''Fio ~
sort 10 INC reserved I2h1 o' IcNO'"''o'i' "'''"
We caAno' suppose vi" " ''''''l''''' i'Vy
nave entered INTO compact "Nc' Is ''IuA''9
"''5a!oFy upon '"' ana "'"e" ''o'' ',''J'''
~ cannot disregard without E'oia'"S los'''
.hl Hght' In thIs respect VIC concur Will '"o
r"poH; but we MAINTAIN that the oo'' af''o's
d. me constitution docs not PrO"'''I "'o ''S'S-
..uro from calling coh'c"tIoh--N Only pro-
''4es mat '"c form ol government anu Wv u
'IAraton OF r'gh's snail not n' aHereu' e"a"s-
40 or aooi'shea' excepting oy 'h9 '''oo' ''''on
mentioned NO" an act au'AoT'A'hg 'Ae Gail
OF convention to torn constitution, 10 DC
'o'mIt'ed TO tho acton ot TWO successive Sos
Sons oi the legislature, neither alters, changes
nor aoo!.sHeS' nor ihterieie' "''H' IN any man
h9T, t@e form OF government ana Tie oceia'a-
h1n o! TgAts--and hence we conceive that 1t
would be legitimate exercise oi authority
Indeed, IN one part oi the report, the point
i'' which we contend may be 'a'd to be con
'aaod' We aiIuoe to the sentence which says
H. however II oo sa'o' '"a' '"e con'o"''on
'' "o' '''e" 10 'o''" 'o''s'''u'",' p'' =" '''
commend Such alterations o. ''ou'"'A'o"' 10
,'s General Assembly as u s"e'" may stem
'APed'eAt' '"on we ''SI''''u''y summit '''''
"'e Lloor ana expense "'e"",'s S"'" a" "'-
'I'"0age' "o"'" most P'0o"O'y 'r '''o" "
'" ~ AZ 'h''0 's 'o ''"So' - '0'''''' '''''
'-1'' fe9'"l'li'"oa''"'S t0n''s lo"' q 'o''' GU
ION, WHu'H oe more lihcIy |" Hu i"'"' "''''
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
MARRIED..

On the 18th inst. nv Rev. Mr.. Ian ahan, WIN. Il.
IDLtAHs to Miss REBECoA CLARK, both of this city.
Ga the l2tl inst by nev. Mr.. Shngley, CHARLES j..
OK 10 Miss ELLEN A. CHRIsP.
On the IL u~t by Rev Mr.. Ev ms, JEREMIAH
ALER TO Miss DEEORAm MILLS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

THOLtCS FRIEND SOCIETY. The third Lee
ture of the course will be delivered on TUESDAY
EVENING, l7th inst, at Calvert Hail. al u O'Clock.
by the Rev. EDWARD J. SOURIN. of Philadelphia.
Subject-"The Church and the People, in the mid
die ages. Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady.
2j centsto be had at the door The evening of the
Lecture. fe 1.3tt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

The MUSEUM. The performance al the Saloon this
evening will commence with for the first time in this
city tue new Comedy of "Beulah Spa,' in which
Mr. Seton and Mr., Western will appear rs the twins
After the Comedy, the lavorilc piece of the "Ryal
Quccns;' the whole 10 conclude with the Yankee
Farce Of 'SmiSe in Search Of Wife" An excel
lent bill !, and will secure good house.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

TIE SOUTHERN SEEENADERs The first Concert Of
these gentlemen will be given this evening, in the
Saloon of the Assembly rooms. They will appear in
harac;eristc costume and sing variety Of Elhio-
pean songs, chotussCs, gees, SC. They have been
spoken of in high terms by the Southern press.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

ANNUAL BALL OF THE USioN FIRE COMPANY. The
tenth annual ball of this exceant aud active Compa-
ny will come off this evening" at Washington Hall.
The managers pledge themselves to spare neither
pains nor expense in order to give satisfaction to all
who may favor them by their attendance The Frank
lin Hose Company of Philadelphia have been invited,
ana will be present OH the occasion, There will be
several fancy dances during the evening. Ap!easant
and agreeable time is confidently anticipated,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

LECTURE BY THE Rev. THOMAS SEwEIL. The con
Guiding lecture of the course in behalf of the Asbury
Sunday School, will be delivered tbs evening, in the
Light street Methodist L. Church, by the Rev Thos,
Sewell Subject: "POrtions of the Holy laad''
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

PRor. SntLaAN's LECTURES. This gentleman will
commence course of his celebrated lectures on Ge-
oogy, this evening, in Calvert Hall Subject for to
nights lecture: "Obiects, means, results and aPpli
cation of GeoIogY.n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

IG7- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914.
The Association Of Defenders Of Baltimore in 1914,
requested to attend their semi annual m, citing to
be held in the City Hall on MONDAY EVENING,
10Th inst, at half past O'Clock. punc,ua attend
ance is desired. BY order,
fel4-2l trKAl HOWARD GRIFFITH. Sec.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

{d3-The following is from the Reverend G.. Sprry,
No. - Frst Avenue:I had hCen for ten years very
few weeks att ickcd with the Piles. until within the
last year the attacks have been weekly. and Ola much
more severe aatura For month previous 10 Using
Hay Lnment, from COmstOCk X Co., il with
the greatest difficulty cOuI stand long enough in
the pulpit To preach sermon, until about month
since, when commenced using tho Hays Liniment,
aud have finally been entirely cured by following the
dirccrks on tNe wrapper. From knowing y"u per
sonally, have given YOU this certificate with the
hope that any one afflicted with that terrible com
plant may find out aud use this extraordinary
mrdy,
New York, May i,le4.
TO hr had at the conner Of Baltimore and Hanover
stS, baltimore. Also AT the corner Vi Baltimore and
Harrison Is. and at Gt Thames. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
OFFICE OF EMORY * GO.

Up 'OSitH b3tAum = bait. Md.
GF-DFFlClhh DRAWING uI tie Nlr. Gunsrit-
fated Lottery, class No. 90, for 1916 For benefit OF
Frederick Female Seminary.
IA 50 ga % 81 10 63 rs Is so G1 1883
II and % hcng ,he lst and I'd drawn Nos each $40
- aud "a, heng the 81 and 4lh drawn Nos. each s
81 and rs, ling the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each 6
Al having Two of The drawn Nos. on them, each 2
Al having one ony Of the drawn Nos. on, s. |
$C3-P Per The celebrated prize arm of
Ii Z EMORY < CO., No. . n. Calvertst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
LATEST DATES.

LE TIER BAgs uP AT TIE EXCHANGE READING Ro"~s,
For Valparaiso and other pOr,s III the Pacidc-Ship
Seaman, Match |.
For London--5hp Rob Roy, with dies patch,
For Havrs-Ship Republic, with despatch
For Falntriise and plrls in tho Paci6c-Bng Lady
Adams, 18th Feb.
For Nassau, N. P.--Sehr Henrietta, 18th inst.
For Nassau, N.P.--Schr Emily A. Thompson, 18Th
inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
WIN w. TILYARD,
n He SURGEON DENTIST,
n27-3n N, w, cor. of Eutaw and Lom -sts.


'
-M Extensive sale of damaged TEAS, COFFEE,
SC at my AucuOn Store, on MONDAY MORNING,
Feb. 10, lS46, al half past 10 O'Clock. The entire
sock saved from the late fire at the Canton Tea Com
panY, corner OF Frederick and BatmOre.sts., EN-
bracng on or about $50 parcels of TEAS, we'll se-
lected, and TO be sold on account of whom il may
concern some Of which is bat little danIaged; to-
geher with 10 bos. and 30 bags of Rio, ST.
DOmingo and other COFFEE. The whole is now
least reserve. The articles are now for examination
No pOSiponement on account of weather.
fel3-3t IL. W. 2OOL. Auel'r
F@SHE rnIRD CAPITAL PnIZEI, sold in
a. the fine IiulC scheme of last Saturday by the
all lucky BYRNE s. co. Comb % 81 TO- the Sc
cOhd capital OF $1,000, 10 gentleman of Howard st
TO DAY-a20,ULO, 90 of $1,000 each Tickets IS;
quarters 81 25. Certificate of package only el7 and
can draw two capitals. So call on Byrne 4 Co.
Drawn Nos. o. Frederick Lnrtery, class 7.
Ia SO Oh - "a 20 81 IS Is 80 "A "A 80
"a Order tickets from the al lucky
BYRNE y CO., 81 South ST., Baltimore, Nd.
MNLETCHER d co. No. 3 Franklin Build
NJ mgs, near the Post Office, is now the "Ilead
Quarters for lucky tickets and packages in all the
lotteries drawing. Thousands of dglIars in prizes
were sold by Us last week, and thousands more are
yet in store or all who patt0nze truly fortunate
Office See the splendid capitals to be drawn THIS
WEEK
TODAY, $4,000, for IS
TUESDAY, SlO,000, for 3
WEDNESDAY, 4 of $1,000, for S
THURSDAY, SIS 900, for 5
FRIDAY, ST2, 900, for
SATURDAY, $4,000, for only l!
Drawn Nos. class lowest pIize 81, arr
IA 90 64 % 54 20 90 rs Is 30 34 "A 33'
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO.,
No. 3 Franklin Bank Buildings, baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

G7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOCKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found inthe city.
Gilt Portrait and Pctsre FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very hest materials and by the best
workmen: together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN gANDS,
&C. Sc, for sale and made to order, cheap they
can be obained at any establishment in the United
States. T.. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

NOTICE. | hereby notify my customers aod
lV the public generally, that G. f. BROWN, f0r-
mery drrer and deiUeTer of Mineral Foter. is not
now in my employ. All persons indebte will here
after make payment to me, or TO my drivers, having
charge my teams only.
p RI KEACU' Mineral Notay Rattle,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
p7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. . 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly

;
Qy- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who v.sh to
purchase Fine Gold 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
pee at his Old Established Sore, Water I'd door
rom Calvert. oal
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

aNO-PA RTNERSHIP NOTICE. We have
q i this dav associated with Us in business Mr.. MI
CHAEL NJ. YEAKLE. The business will in future
he conducted under the firm of SALMON, SMALL
& YEAKLE, at the stand occupied by the late firm ,
No. ss2I BALTIMORE STREET.
SALMON & SMALL.
Baltimore, Feb. 18th. 1876. fel6 eo2w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

gss-A fresh supply of Doctor J. 3. ROSES ME-
DlCiNES, for Lung aud Chronic Disease, &C.. just
received consisting OF Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyaclic Syrup, Liniments, Tome Pills, Sc,
with treatise on Consumption. For snle by
ROBERTS s ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market ats..
n94 3m Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16
$3O4.3O4 pii.cs nH sP1nsPhD 70 Be- a'.'2isa,

N~NV NJ HVo II pTNE5 % De dlstTlbu-
ted to-day by the drawing of the Md. Lottery-Capi
tai prize $40 900, and 20 prizes of Sl0O0-Price OF
tickets S. For good prize be sure and call at the
lucky office of Miller & Co
THIS Gay, Feb l6, will be drawn. the Md. Con
solidaed Lottery, class 2t75 Nos. ID drawnlbalots
making beautiful scheme for the price of tickets
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-16

The concluding Lecture OF the cOu 80, in Dchaf OF
tNc Library Association of Asbury Sunday School,
No |, vii, be delivered in the Light Methodist
Il. Church TIL ; (MoHdayl EVENING. al "a O'Clock,
by the Rav. TH MAS SEWELL. SGHiect-"Porlions
Ot the Holy Land " ii keIs 25 cents eaCh--.uay be
had at the bookstores agd a Wiscmau'a drag store,
adjoining the Church. II