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HOWRS CIRCUS, from Palmo's Opera,
IL N. Y, will open on Monday nirht.

IL N. Y, Will open on Monday night,
April l3h-tor positively sir nights oniy!-with the
greatest female equestrian in the known world
Madame Marie Macarte, whose brilliant and
wonderful riding has elected shouts of applause
braves, huzzas, and admiration from houses crowd.
ed nightly with the beauty and fashion of New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, and who has had
the honor of appearing before Louis Philippe and
Queen Victoria, and the combined courts Of Eng
land and France, and by them acknowledged the
greatest equestrienne of the age. " =.
Dan Rice, the prince of Clowns, whose gro
tesque and lively imitation of Shaksperian charac-
ers has gained for him the appellaton of the Sha,
per'an eo'or IS engaged and will appear each even
ing Also, Master W. .Niron, the wonderful li-
putian equestrian hero presenting, altogether, the
most brilliant combination of horsemanship. vault.
ing acrobadc, and gymnastic feats, ever presented
to the citizens of the District.
Price of admission, IS cents.
Doors open at past 7; commence at 8 o'clock.
April 13-lw
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MADAME DELARUE has the honor

MADAME DELARUE has the honor
lNl to announce to the ladies that she has inst
received from Madame Ferrers No. 33e. New
York, handsome assortment of spring and sum.
mer hats which she will open this day, We'd
Constantly on hand, fresh supply Of Grand jeans
celebrated hair composition
April 7 Between 18th and 18th streets
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New Spring Goods.

MRS. OFFLEY would inform her friends
W. and the public generally that she has opened
a Fancy Dry Goods and Variety Store, on Higb
street. one door sorth Of Bridge street,
". v The facilities she possesses for obtaining con.
slant fresh supplies from New York will enable h,y
to have always on hand great varsity Of useful and
fancy articles. "''0
March 3l--v3vs
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HAsLUP a. wEEDEN, carriage ma
- kers, Pennsylvania avenue, have Tor sale q
handsome, strong, and easy telbury, with movable
top, made in London with harness to suit; price
sl75. '.. ~ -
March 17--3ts
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April lS6t

DOARDlNG.-Mrs. ii. Cochran, on F, be-
- tween 18th and l4th streets, will have four
chambers in the second story vacant next week, as
the present occupants intend to leave the city.
April 1875
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Bentley's Patent Tubular steam Genera
ME subscribers, hay

ME subscribers, hay
Il ing purchased the exclu-
elusive right to manufacture
the above boilers, have COM
menced the manufacturing Of
them at No. GO Pratt street,
where the public are respect
fully invited to call and exam
inc the priseiple Of them,
which is similar to the locomo.
tive boiler, only differing in the
mode Of construction, by
which the cost has been 80
much reduced as to bring them
rapidly into use for purposes
heretofore impracticable on ac-
II
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nPENED TO-DAY at the New YOk
~ cheap lace store, between 10Th and lJrb

" cheap lace store, between 10Th and IIrh
streets, Pennsylvania avenue
case ladies' imported dress caps
l do do breakfast do
lots embroidered dress hdkfs very cheap
do plain Clere lawn do
10 do grass do do
~ do revere stitch do do
Also, very large assortment Of French worked
collars and inside hdkfs, from 3lI cents to IS per
piece A splendid assortment Of point d'alanceans
laces, wells, rbands, flowers scarfs, cravas French
quitting &c, which all ten days later from New
York than any in Washington
BRAGDoN & TwoMBLY.
April 17-3t
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- FOR RENT.--A good two-story brick
IiI house, on 9Th street, between z and Fstreets.
mIl Terms moderate. Apply to J. l.. EDwnps,
on F street, corner Of 18th street west
April 1885, 'a -..rr
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J. g. Backoven,
John Irwin,
John Fowler,
P. Scully,
E. Snowden,
Joseph Young,
Eli Martlett,
E. Fl. Heastings,
Nathaniel Becey,
William Carroll,
Alex. Hunter,
Thomas Patterson,
Jacob Lefever,
John Dunn,
Alexander M'Camon,
Louis Verdres,
o. Clarke,
VIM. Henderson,
John Burke,
James Harper,
Adam Baker, jr.
Vim Rreuop,p
Jacob Roller,
H. A. Foster,
Samuel Morrow.
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At o'clock, the Hartford brass band appeared
in front Of the State House, and long procession
was formed, which marched through several streets
and finally passed the residence of Hon. Isasc
Toucey, where the procession stopped, and listened
to several fine airs from the band Mr.. Toucey APP
peared upon the balcony, and the people gave
3cheers for Connecticut. 49,.
3 Isaac Toucsy.
3 " Polk & Dallas.
3 "' the State ticket. 90
3 Oregon, and $40 40.
The procession then passed on to the court house
yard where the band remained til near 10 O'Clock
Bon-hres were lighted in the principal Streets max
ing brilliant appearance At 9 o'clock several
rockets were sent up. The greatest enthusiasm
and Joy pervaded the masses. The people gave
vent spontaneously at the joy incident to the cleo
ton of their fellow citizen Of excellent character
and superior talent, to the highest office in the State
and to the triumph of the democratic party II was
not celebration Of days Of labor and arrangement,
but an outburst Of enthusiasm--a movement of the
masses voluntarily, and it showed the deep feeling
that existed among the people for the success Of
democracy in Connecticut, and in favor of one of
her best and noblest sons, Isaac Toucey.
The democratic plurality has since been asce rtansd to
be 1913. ..... 80
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The democratic plurality has been to
be 7l33 ... ''-"-'T
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MIR. BOYD asked for its reading, and hoped that
gentlemen would come to order whilst it was read
The amendment was read.
Mr.. BAYLY asked the yeas and nays, which
were ordered, and being taken, resulted as follows:
YEAs-Messrs, John Quincy Adams, Stephen Adams
Anderson Atkinson, Barrnger Bell Benton Biggs James
Black, James A. Black Blanchard Bowlin Boyd Broken
brough, Brodhead, Milton Brown, william g. Brown
William W Campbell, John n. Campbell, Carroll Cath
cart Reuben Chapman Chase, Chapman Clarke, Cobb
Dargan, jefferson Davis De Mott, Dillingham; Dixon Dob
hin Douglass, Dunlap, Edsa, Erdmsn, John H. Ewing
Fickin Foster Fries ,Garyin Gentry Giles Goodyear
Gordon, Graham, Order, Grover Hamn, Harrison
Harmanson, Harper Henley billiard, Hoge, Elias B
ton Hunt, James B. Hunt Charles J. Ingersoil jenkins
James II Johnson, Joseph Johnson Andrew Johnson
Geo w. Jones seao0m Jones Kennedy LaTrsnce
McCenand McCnte Joseph J. Mcdowell, Jas. Mellow.
Ell, McHsnry Mckay, John ?. Martin Barclay Martin
Reile Ritter Roberts julius Rockwell, Root RS f1S
rance, Leonard H. Sims, Truman smith Albert Smith
Thomas Smith, Robert Smith, Stanton, starkweather
James Thompson Jacob Thompson, Thurman, Tibhatts
Tilden Tredway, Trumbo, Wentworth Wheaton, White
Wick, Williams, Wilmot, Wood, Woodruff and Yell
NAYs-Me'srs Abbott Arnold, Bsyly, Bednger
Burt John q. Chapman, AUGUSTUS A. Chapman, Cola
mer Cranston, Garrett Davis, Dockery Dromgoole, Ed
win H. Ewing, Faran, Foot Grinnell, Isaac y. Holmes
Edmund w. Hubbard, Hudson Hunter Joseph r. niger
soil, Thomas B. King Long, McGaughey, Marsh, Miller
Moseey, Niyen, Pendeton, John A. Rockwell, Seldom
Simpson, Caleb b Smith stephens, Thibodeaux, Vim
ton, winthrop, woodward, Wright, and Yancey-4O,
So the resolutions Of the Senate, as amended by
the amendment Of Mr. OWEN were concurred in, and
are now in the following form, to wit!
Rstortd &C., That by the convention concluded the 10th
day Of October 1878 between the United States Of America
and the Hing Of the united kingdom Of Great Britain and
ireland or the period Of ten years and Afterwards ndeh
ney extended and continued in force by another conven
ton ohe same psrte concluded the 9th day Of August in
tne year Of cur LORD 1877 agreed that any county
may be claimed By either party the northwest coast
Of America westward OF the stony or Rocky mountains
nov commonly called the gon territory should togetheI
With us hsrbors bays and creeks thS navigation Of all
rivers within the same be free and open - the yesse
zens and subjects OF the powers but witho,
to any claim which either Of s parties might have 70 any
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TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS,
First Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, April IL, 1916.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
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April I6-det
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-28
RARE hND sup RB NUMBER

"a Of TIE WESTERN CONTINENT I
|, Dickens New WHK from ickens' new paper
II New story, MGs. BIhS Baby, most humorous,
most amusing, ~ Douglas J1uld, author ri
hrs. GaIdiS's Cur, IN i.tctntrs; Nh. audie :
Breakfast Tao =, iht >Ctry If u Feather, sc,
pointed ia para frum punch Tor 7th, brtnl
the oaly copy rrcrivrd ~ the cOaHiry, aud
thds one bn ia M advance.
I'll. The Appear Of TIE LuHinu fines 10 Aneti a
ON the prc.or His,'ntri p &c ic IN its tons, clio
Qurnr in It's style.
~. The first of PTrrS~Of SiI'iina II LectNtrs Gn
Geology, nuw hfni deii ver'd NJ Calvert iat
V, joe CnH"l's Letrts, vel q .EapnrC aud iilr-GEe
letters of hnHdun lit, written n L-s rdItu! ri
the Continent tile vel kuIWn J ue CnWeiI,
author Of VI ity yeas aHpng the Players
vi Full aud FWany sketches Grnm PuuCh, IEItticu
arty from the murnhrr tur Fen. 7Jn, received
exclusively ut tAe Continent office
90 lH '.ddiiO to the urrgtus, ( "a uaper tor the
week ending Feb 15ih viii contain an extensive va
iiett of NV, reh aud amusing Articles, stuTIe1, &c
selected FROM lace English newspapers AM JVdnI a.,
received by the Camn ia, nj quite the usHa an0nul
of original articles, VI p0r JIurs az his travels, Let.
teTs from IrrespnndeHtS, Sc, &c.
N. d. Ia c"Hseq renee Of tue great curiosity n
tertatned TO see The commencement of tue Dickens
new novel &c, thu Continent will ba published ID
Thursday OF this week. Can ani see it.
WILLIAM TAYLOR x co.
Nos 4, ) aHi & ] wis Buildings,
i ttF
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THR WEEKLY CLIPPER, ISSUED this morning, is all
ed with variety OF entertaining aud instructive mai
TEL Ii contains a report of the markets; sales of
stocks; proceedings of Congress and Legislature;
new. fro " Mexico aud Texl; editorials; several
pieces of poetry; core'pnndence city intelligence;
news by the mails; report OF the committee of ways
and means; memorial in relation to the cocred pop
ultioh; and a variety of other matter, besides two
excellent stories, "The Boaser Punished" and
FThe PresentimeBt" Price only 81 per year.
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CLEARED,
ship Rob Roy, UrumuORd, London, Meiivaiu
Williams. A
Ship Napier Sanford, Rotterdam, Hancock g. MaRhi
Ba'quc rgaret Hug, LiltoH, M0nlevideO aud /
market. w Bnndel.
Rarque }. w. Pa ge, Taylor for Boston, Osborn Il
WHitridgr.
Schr Meridian, Speed, Philadelphia, J w. BrowTd
Sthr Hero, Emerson, A0 do.
SAILEiI-RaqueJ w. Paige Taylor. for BOstoFt
(bur came 10 anchor q North Point, also di thl
brig josephine, Robinson, New Orleans, which sailet
tlis m0ruing)
ARRIVED,
Barque Helen Nlaria, Taylor, days from Bostsir
assorted cargo. 10 T 4 Matthew'S
Brig olive Thompson, P0te, from Turks island
l4lh inst ballast, to the ma-t-t.
Brig Ba timorr ErnwH, 3 days from Boston, az
sorted AGO, 10 T Whltridge & ca.
Seer EiIEI Hand, Baker I'm Providence, via New
port, days from The latter, dnInesIics, nasF<.
steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Troy, Bhrnham for Baltimore, with guano
sailed from CHilao 18th Dee.
At Valparaiso, Dec. 81, 0arQues Horien ,ia, HaVdie
from GHaya iuil and Payla 10 sail day for Arcd
and Batma c; Genrg+ & Henry, Gait fun Bait
Barq g Brewster, Taylor, for Baltimore, cleared a,
Boston 25,h inst
DISASTER. Ship Hilah, Hammond, from New On
leans for New York. with Gotten, sugar pork, &c
falk in with 10Th inst. lat. 80 49, loo. II &C. in
sinking condition, by schr Eliza Brown, at Charles
ton. having both pumps broken (they we're cast ir0n
by the shifting ct the cligO during gale IN the 1885,
LAY by the ship six haurs, and with dfl .uity res
cued the Officers, crew aud passengers, ~ lie Humbef
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THE MUSRuM-Betefs Of Mrs. Howard This lady,
after most success uI engagement of five nights,
presents her name for n benefit this evening. Three
excellent and popular pieces have been selected for
the OCCASION Luke, the Laberel or, the Lost SOM"
the petit comedy of "HatrilOny," and the favorite
farce OF the "i4oau OF 4 Lover" MI. Howard will
make his first appearance atthe Saloon, he will sus
tin the pat Phip. In the course of the evening
Mr., Western will appear III hia admired Yankee ex-
centricities. A full hnuse ofcourse.
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NWM. TAYLON, u CO.,

w WEEKLY BULh' TIN OF
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Court Julian, or the Last iJays of the Gosll, an
Historical Romance. by w. Gilmore Shuuis,
E,q aulhnr of Guy Xiv r., Yem LsSee, SC 37A
Harpcr's Pictorial BibIe, No. 50, 81
Al tho Hagazi eS fnr Nar,h.
Roger Duttou, or the True Pm .hrcy. by &. P. II.
james, ESQ, auth r Of ATilh Neal, &c. ID!
The Qutra at DenmaTk an hiStDEicll novel, ed.
tied by Mrs. Gore, author Of the Royal Fa
vOrile, &c 95
The Stcpm"thcr, by James, paris complete, 50
The Neither, yr. > Arthur, Sutuor " the Mai
den, Wife, &c. 81
Manners, or Etiquette f0T Ladies and Geatiemen
with Hints o. C"urohip aud NduIIouy, 49,
The Dwarf Of the Channel, or The COmmodOFeS
Daughter 95
The KnIght of lnynn, tate of the time of the
Union, ny UnI.. Lever, part illustrated, 6
Lives Of distinguished American Naval Officers,
by FHunimOre Cuoutr. W, nov ready, 50
Anne Me'b0u NJ, or the RetuW TO Virtue, ID!
Importance of Classical Studies, a Lecture by Il.
T.. Brooks, Esq.
Edward Caving, ar the Fatal Marriage, 4 30
nance 0f real life, l2t
The last OF the VeStas, a Tale o. Rnme, liza
WILLIAM TAYLOR. G. co.
d, aui 6 Jarvis Building.
aI3- All the Philadelphia, New York and Boston
Week.-Mrs. received for this We' k, The Weekly He
raid will be ready at O'clock this afternoon, full of
Interesting matIer-price 81 eta. pr single copy or
So a year. II
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GHHO THE PUBLIC. Vine cas- in the course
-H- social and commercial events, il becomes ne
cessary fsr Ms all after losing one suatiou to apply
iof announcer, ana TO assume amongst the ctzens of
TINS city and elsewhere, the station in life to which
ny art aud education we are entitled decent respect
Tor tue opinions Of the public req hires that we should
make known The causes which impcl Us to advertise
ment: ..
We h0ld these truths TO be sef-evident, that all
men are created fee and eluahal 10 secure Iucra-
tive and comfortable situations tn us all, an ntai-
gence Office has been opened in Exchange Place de-
u Ing confidence and support from all who have been
kind enough 20 patroni2e tt-and tn patronage one
which will secure to them safety aud hnppines,s i
We submit The following advertisements TO a can
did world Fl ,.. ...,... t.. ......,
AGENCY, for the purchasing Of Slaves, ON rea-
SOnahle commission.
I. ON REG STKY. Several negro Girls and Rows er
excellent character, for term of years
H3-TranslatIons correctly mate from Spanish and
French Families supplied with doaesics nj The
shortest notice. ". ID g.s ''.t ~. i-'., lI iii
lH3- TAs establishment founded in The .o;,v af
BaipOre in The year $50, and is restrict
ed TO Commission aud Agency transactions embra,-
ing the recovery Of debts, claims and inh4fl ianres
hdvn2 efficient and Responsible sub agents n, ma min
cipa cities Of the United States and Core
al the chief ports aud eapas Of Foreign ,oye,nments
in commercial reiati9ns Herewith This agency noe
sesse5 peculiar advantages ana facilities for tbe saG
ana speedy transaction OF such business as he
conhden thereto, subject to the usual CO mn,isson
Orders for purchases or Investments nust ba ,o
either with remittance OF finds or 90
sgnment OF ptoduce, &c. to the amount reou;raa "a
dressed 10 the under signed. ae
ia, F. SCOT1HS Intelligence Omoa
"~' NO ~ Exchange Place.
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Q-PRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate. ...
Also, the most complete and largest assortmeul
of Mahogany FRAMES to he found in the city
Gilt Portrait and Picare CRANES, Of entirely ne "
patterns never hetire introduced in Banrte, madt
10 order Of the very hest materials aud by the hest
wnrkmen: together with Gilt iiox CbRSiCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN LANDS,
Sc &C. for sle aud made to order. cheap az they
can be Obtained at any establishments 'le United
states .... III e, y. FRYER,
Milf No / Na,tb Gay street,
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PUB IoATIoNs. Mrssrs. VIM. Taylor & Co have
placed on table vrum cplitled "The Mo'her, ;,
byT s. Arthur. Price 25 cents. Mr.. Arthur nor
trays domestic scenes with point and fde'ty and his
productions incucale sound morality. We have rot
read s'The Mother" bu from the reputation Of the
author, concluIe that it is instructive Also, from
The same firm, Arhur's Mag zine OF Elegant Litera-
ture and Art, f,r MarcN. This is an excellent nun
Der, aud is embe5hed with four beautiful engray-
ings
The Covenant, a&Ionthly Magazine, devo,eFi to the
cause of Odd feowship-editcd by the RevfAlhett
Case, and pub shed by Mrs. Cathaine Nelson. We
have received the March number of this periodical,
aud heartily solicit for it a liberal patronage.
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NEW HATS VS., SHOCKING BAD ONES,

EeSsrs. Editors of the Clipper,
&C. Many are the ills aud veXations ia subject
to, who sports a shocking bad hat. In sIden times
it was conceded that ''Ihe mind is the index of the
man." hut now, in this age of improvement and great
di cernmeHt, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the uobIest attributes, OF heart good and
generous, how liable is the possessor b. cut, and
passed by ununticed if he be not decked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is now all aud all to constitute the man. for
who is not allured by outward appearances? Aye,
does not "the learned pate duck to the golden god''
more in ohesance tn what is on the head than in IL
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
Ing recognitions, and honed congratulations, should
go 10 "K EEVH.'S," 90 BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase a HAT cheap, and of quality tn oer gloss
faults iunumerable, if such there be, the which,
''Like richest Achymy,
Will change TO virtue and to werthiness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM H. KEEVIf.,
fe26eotfr Agent for the Proprietor.
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TIE RIGHT OF WAY TO PlrrsBURG. The
Senate of Pennsylvania, on Thursday, rcsum'
ed tho second reading of the Baltimore s. Ohio
Railroad bill. Various amendments, says tic
U. 5. Gazette, we're proposed by MIR. Crabt
and others, all of which were voted down, ant
the bill passed second reading and was ordered
to be Transcribed for third reading. The
force brought over in favor Of the bill is abou
20 against 2. There is combination-ita a
pears so at any rate-or the New York ant
Erie, the Snnbury and Erie, and lastly The
York ard II rrsburg influences, which will
result in all probability iii the passage of all
these projects.
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G'REAV ATTRA CPTpE AT HAKRISUN's,
IN No. NORTH STREET, Pat rn0ster Row.
BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS;
The 9uren of Denmark, a Historical Novel, edi
ted nv Mrs Gore, quite new Harper'' Library, No.
79-jnst published and for sale at HarriSouS No. /
JARVIS buildings, North st. Price CSC; Lhte's Iiv-
ing Age, No 81, l2sc; Ann Melbourne, or Ihe\Return
to Virtue l2l' Edward Cavering, or the FataN9Iar-
riage, ls The Mother, hy T. $. Arthur, Csc; AZ
thur's Magazine for March .-Enbhr li-Imrnls: l..
Love and G cry, splendid plate; The Tax Gath
CT, rich; 8. Alice; d. Owen, very superior.
" b. General Nor Isl new paper, F1e National
Press. and The Island Cy new pap@r, publish d in
New York. The New Y0rH WrekIy Herald viii be
rece iVrd this afternoon ut Z O'Clock. f,2S
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yEyHK FLAG OF QUE ual,,N,

yENHE FLAG OF QUIZ ONION,
a FOR THIS WEEK,
Contains the continuation 1f Ermina, or the Belle Of
broadway, by II ii izc Mr.. Caudle's Breakfast
Talk; The Fortune Hunter The Spectre Steamer;
tale of the Mississippi, nv J. II. Ingrahsm; Euro
Pean intelligence; Rug RafaHs, BY Fanny For roster,
concluded from last week; Weekly Melange; POeuy;
Wit; HumOur, sc. For sale at all the principal Pc
rlodcal nepots-p'ice cents per single copy; sub
scnpti0n 81 per aunum.
w. BENNET, Publ sher,
No. North st. Cup stairsI
N. B. DE. HOLLICK'5 New Work for sale at oar
Office fph7 81
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsiDENT.-Bv and
Nth The aduice and consent Of the Semitic. Ro-
mulus NJ. Saunders, Of North Carolina, 10 be
envoy extraordinary and minister plonipoten-
tiary Of the United States at the court Of he:
Catholic majesty, in the place of Washington
Irving, at ais own request recalled.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-28

g}-0IL TANNIN will render boots and shoes rer-
fecty impervnus to water, and double their wear.
MANY wise enough to use this article NJ the be-
ginning of wet weather, aud have Kent their feet en-
urely dry without the rOunle Of wearing over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will double the TIME
by the application Of this article, aud always have
beautiful polish.
T0be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore Also at the corner of Baltimore aud
Harrison s!s, and at 81 Thames, 1t
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{b3-A SM ALL ITEM! Again we notice the sale
of that bewching little capital prize, the s. 900
Saturday lasl; are informed that the prize was
sold in a package of tickets.
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Count JULIAN OR THE LAST DAYS OF THE G0TH,-
This is the title of an interesting historical romance
we received yesterday fran W. Taylor & Co from
whom it may be obt ined. The reader will recog-
mise it as one of the productions Of the author Of
"Guy Rivers" and other popular works
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OFFICE or EMORY 4 co.

dated LOTTERY, GLASS No, %, for TAG:
Is 30 80 IS 81 s SO 81 s6 4S6l
10 and 30. being the lst and ID drawn Nos each S25
5 and 81, being the 3i and 4lh drawn Nos. each 20
81 aud 80, being the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each IS
and so, being the 7lh and Sh or &c and 81, he.
ing the 9th and I0th drawn Nos. each 10
All having Two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 5
All having one nntv of the drawn Nos. on, " q
{I}- Per the celebrated prize firm of
1t EMORY & CO., No. 3 NJ. CalveTt-st.