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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23
gu taetaper 9.

Santa 9lnna in Gan euis WotcI 5cbeint
in grceer Surdt Dor @eneral Saplrrs 9lit-
ndterun9 su leber, bonn er ffrenqt lid, ouf's
9lenBerffe an, feline Stellung su bcfe(fiaen.
Ben ben @apitaliifen bes Qdnces treibf er
cntrbuttonen BET unb bat erfldrt, bug er
ben Seoarf fur feline Gruppen iiberan neb-
men tperoe, no er fle finbe.-@cn. 9lmpubia
NIT alien aneern merifauilhen Sffi,ieren.
peld,e bel WcntereD 9eid,laeen murben, fIno
pcn thm inter 9lrrelt gelebt, NIT 9Iusnobme
Der generdle Waja unc Garcia @cnbe. Qes<
terer lie9t franf in Soltllc. Ger @cupere
neur bon Gan 2uts prtcG erftdrte in efner
prcflamattcn, coe bieles DepartemertSo
ia 9lnna nit hinldnelider Nad,t perieben
pllrce, ole feline YIdne aussufibren, tpenn
Die mertaniide 9te9ieruns bamit saucern
Icllte. (lyittsbe Nr
Nf On ntclpoa a Iieat mad, ben 8eribt-
en- ees 9eneral 9tjutanten bes Generals
9Sccl, in elmer paraoieGlhen @eaenb, in Der
Sran9en, Set9en @itrcnen, unb g8eintrolt,
ben IN 9rcBer Wen9e naflen. Die Stoht
1T bon ietr altertbiimlider, lponiIder Borts
art. Ste bat mehrere qrcee Jfird,en, uub
ltemerne Raiernen fir 1OOO-l2OO Monn.
Die etntpcbner bon Mpntclcoa belt CT
fir feinoielt9 9e9sn bic Ser. Staoten aelInnt.
Oh iIe ild, aIetd ben Sdein erceer Nreunb.
ltdtclt 9aben. Od fle aber ;u Ger nncnar-
hi1d) 9eflnnten Darthe bes Qauces oeb6rer,
70 1T ibren Irennofd]af d]aftsbstbeueruneen tpc.
mig Su trauen. (ibib.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23

fcntiseE Gjaunertrelden beld,dftiac, uno
oaB ihre Ssi,tte Den @annern cls cine slrt
Gaubberber9e seoient babe. eeitt muroe
es ben Gnileclern, Die meiifen @liecer oiefer
9annerbanoe cinsufan9en, unb Die Semohn-
er Der gansenllmaesen6 itr6mten berbet, Inn
ein fd,redllhes etn d, Cert db t ilber
eiefelben Su halten. Die gntriiifun9 Der
0eolcr mar 70 9roB, baB fe beid,tc0en, bic
9an5e 8anbe an gdume onfshtniipfen.-
Die audfi,brun9 oiefer fummarifdenStrafe
wuroe 1eorh onrh bic SIriprahe eesNerru
SerGfels oerhincert ltno Die 8auuer oe,t ae.
feflid'eu @eridten iibergebens eie enteine
en- ,trer 9eredten Strnfe :lidt. Die Nhttt
Der 9lQten tpuroe BON sen erbitterten9lnGeb
lern Der @roe eleid semadt. Seds $50
nate ipater fi,brte g8ilhe(m feline eeliettt
Vrant gum 9latare, uno tpenn ie Elm elilct
lld'es Gtepaar lebte, 70 paren IS QB
b el NJ uuo & bepbcre.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23
General Scctt fir Werifc.- geablTh
ti9ter 9ln9riff auf 8ero Cruz.

Sbaleid, es nod nic1t pfft,ien anecfIn-
ri9t 1T, 70 it tcd, bcitimmt cntihieten nor.
oen ,cd6 General Scott bas Sber @cmmnn-
DO ilter ete Sccupation6- 9Irmee in Merifc
netmen spirb, unb cine 01adridt snfolqe in
Der generdl bereits nah benz GrieesNdau.
pIos ab9ereiet. gr miro fId1 ;ucrft mad, Dem
Jtpreen oerfilQen, unb man oaubt, boe er
Damn CUR 9ebtriacn 3eit Die ncue @rperltiou
entweoer QeQen Tomrico pner Gero @ru, BE-
febli9en rpiro. VdGbent pclf lieferte ourd,
otefe 9lnfteQuna bemiQanoe wieoer ei1en fri
fhen Selpeis ieiner boben patrictiIhen Ge.
iInnrnaen, unb Der 0ertn9en 8eahtuno, Die
bfcle partbet pplitif bon ibm bon ertoltet.
gen. Scott 1T bas Sberhaupt Der WhiQpar-
ttei, fam man faaen, unb miro bonn WrdG.
benten gun, Sberbefehlsbaber Der Slrn,ee er-
nannt. Tieles 1T pie es Iein fcDte - in,
.Rriea mus politif oeraeifen tperben mir
n,itfen ale einanbsr bic NdnSe reidien unc
uns bent Neino Dereiniot characterization.
Sc miro jebt sucerldIIe eeQloubt, bae
man fth fir einensSlnerif anf 0era @ru,
beioeS ,tr Gee unb Qaub entihtcGen BAT
uno oae bic nctbwencieen Waosreoeln AT.
9liflihen 9lusfi,brue bes prcjefts Jest ee.
trcffen tpereen, II. bag can; furs batlbf
cine beeeutenbe unb fpidhtiae StIdcbt ffatt-
ftnben ,pirb. Sbne @cra @ruS fehlt unferen
Sperattcnen INNER mod piel. itnb nit Ges
ra eru3 in unfeeen S,dnben, fInb bic Mcri-
faner scllfommen eeldbmt. Gie Grpecition
oeaen Slloaraoo, nnb bic erife unolitttlihe
grpeoition aeaen Grbasfc, fli,o niht bered,-
net ben Mutt Der Werfaner ;l fd,fpdhen,
cber lie gum 6rieben sn ,teisen. Otcd, eini.
ae folder Siege tpiiroen MIR bic Merifaner
di,fmuntern unt ben Gifer unferer Seeict-
ra.en entfrdfteu. Sotd,e Sieae wie iener
hei Gcbasfc, m6aen rpchl ben ,,Maarinen ers
,dhlt tperber," aber .,MatrcNen fonncn &c
niht Qlauben." Wir mi1en ben Merifaner
bonn @olf aug ettpas 9loerlalIen. che mir
ertrdrten fcnnen einen ginbruf auf Te ,u
mad,en. Das golf lifer 1T feine ftarfe Sei-
tc uno Bic ntdt jenes lifer iiberrumpelt fpiro
fonnen mir trobrlheinlid, feineu 9crehten
Nrieoen pnn ibm ersrinaen.
@s 1nb neuIid, ol,th ,piecer ei,iae Rrieos-
ldtiffe BON Der erifen &laifc mad, ocm G,olf
BON Merifo berrbert mcrben, uuo man fam
faacn oaB anlere gtdrfr in icnen @emd{Icr
jett einest sicnniiet od,tbaren Ctanbpunft
einniinn,t. Inter alien biefen llmfdnoeu
fam mai, ertparten bafb fpiecer tpid,ttoe
Teni9feiten III erhalten. %. Sf,.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23
9 E c ann t m d b bunaen.

Cine SetanntinaAnn9 ron eintm 03terrf, ODE
meniscr, tcttet fur enn,aIisc Ginridune so Gents
fur mh 81. l.nnc fur jsre ftrnerc Ginridun9 btc[.
ten 8tcre6s25 Qents.-Gtn 2ierret U1pnatc Elm.
,nraden Apttet S 8, 6 Menatc IS, Sobr g. Cine.
balte Spalte Olcnate einjurtltcn S s, Ulonate
,S 10, Sabr S25.-Gtne sanje @ralte fur 8 oJlpna.
ts t"ifet IL, Dlrnate s 20 unc ! Sabr S 80. e.
1ef4aftstarten Urn4 cter meniser 3et.
len tinjnrtden srlfen PER Sabr So, fir 6 cDlrnate
% ruda T &c tjtter Irt, in heutfber auc eng.
lifbtr 9prade, tprb in Der ffice >es Ohio toots.
9rtsn" fdnell, fauber uno correft te(crst.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23
g 0ebtmammacn.

Ser cbic Staats. 8rte erfteint resefmaSs ecen
Datttpr6 Der @utferipticnss prcis Ut 81 so TIN.
teeinste 9eraustssa9luns IN 8aareelS, eser 50,
wenn bic 3abluns innsrbalb Der erten -oalfte res
Sabressse(8iebt. Spater 3aDlenbc baben $3.50 lu
entri4ttn. Scin untcrfbreittr miro fir sincn tits
ysri, 3tttrat.,n afs Otpnats ansencmnen i; aud
tan Die 3eituns nur oann aufatseten percen, ipenn
,alc Tndtfanee abtejablt linb. Cine 0ernablafIi.
attss rie 3etunS ppr bem Gnoc ees Satrs auf,utin,
hsen, tpirc ais cine Grnerruns Der @uttrtption tts
trabtet OlttbtiIunser unc 8,iefc Ino pcltfrei err
Fetch U Oieie SeSinsunsen peresn plnttlib Be-.
ctadt,t ptrpen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23

Gdd,ridten aus Werifc utfcfoe, berrIdt
IL iener Soanptifabt DIE bShffe llncronuna
tne 3nftlcfafeit. BemitteItc perfouen, te.
icnoers 6rernce sperbareen lId nnb ibre Soa-
be, ipdbreno Der D0bel ailes pliincert, mas
linn vcr bic soaiib fcmmt.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
Reported for the Baltimore Clipper.l
BALTIMORE MkRKEM. Dec

Cattle. The supply of Beef Cattle at the scales
Yesterday was light the demand active, and prices high
cr There were 3l3 head offered, and 2o5 sold at pr-
ces ranging from to $3.50 per 100 bbs on the hoOf
eoua 10 S55OaS675 net Average rate of sales about
50 2l gross Live Hogs have advanced with sales at
S4579aS5I23,
Flour. The market continues very dull Howard
street brands are held at S4oi but buyers generally
refuse to give more than S475, which some holders
agreed to take to-day. The receipt price from ears is
unsettled We note small sales of City Mills at SASH
but buyers generally offer only S475' Limited sales oil
Susouchanna at $4,S7l.
Grain. The supply Of wheat is limited. We note
sales of good prime reds at 90a0Oc, and OF ordinary
to GOOD at s0a90c Sales of white corn at 56a1c ana
Whiskey. Sales of hhds at 2O4c and OF bhls' at
22ic with fair demand.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

SINGULAR STATISTICS. The Police Gazette
for last week contains the following facts with
regard To the exploits or business Of twenty
ln0ue distinguished thieves. The amount OF
property stolen by them since 1881, is Sl,S0O,-
900; the amount received by arrests, compro-
m'sos aud convictions, $3.50, 900, leaving bal
ance in favor Of the thieves Of S95O,OOO
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

OKeANr1ArIoN OF THE LEGISLATURE. The
House of Delegates was fully organized yester-
day, by tho election of the Hon. John T. Ken
nedy, of this city, as Speaker; Geo. G. Brewer,
ESD, of Annapolis, chief Clerk; Ellie Duvall
E.q ofths city, reading clerk; Benjamin L.
CAN'T, Esq, of Anne Arundel, Sergeant-at-
Arms; VIM II. Marshall, Esq, Of Worcester,
Door-keeper, and John W. Rider, of Somerset
John Y. Jackson, of Dorchester, Joseph B.
Smith, of St. Mary's, saml Rhinedollar, o
Carroll and T. Houston, of Frederick, Com,
mite Clerks. The Senate has retained all it'
old officers,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
NEW YORK, Monday, P. NJ,

The markets are quite inactive to-day, as is always
the case during the Holidays 700 bales of Cotton have
been sold since eiast about former prices buyers
cannot purchase ge lots much below the highest rates
of the season. whilst sellers cannot dispose oflage lots
unless at a decline,
Flour quite dull at former quotations; 5000 bushels
Southern Corn sold at 75c. weight; Pennsy lvania little
fnncr, but the demand limited Ashes steady, with
small sales
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 70,
The -four market continues duh and unsettled. fa
brands are held at S4s7, without sales or much dspos
ton on the part of purchasers TO operate Corn Nea
$3.50. Nothing doing in Rye flour. -.
Sales to moderate extent of prime red Wheat 1T
l04 cents being slight advance. Prime yellow ne W
corn is held at 60c, but few buyers. Oats 32a33c Rye
73a75c.
Moderate sales of prime New Orleans Molasses at 81
cts per gallon. Provisions a little irmer; holders
are asking SO 25aSl0 for No. mess Pork
Whiskey is fimer and tending upward, and held
firmly at 2aa2ic per gallon in hhds and bbls- Pat.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

E3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breastpn rings; Silver Plated Cake BAS-
KETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine CAB
RIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is complete,
at his Old Established Store, Watersreet ID door from
Calvert. de2l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. We are indebted 10
the Hon. Rsvsrdy Johnson, U. s. Senator, Tor
a copy of the Report of the Secretary OF the
Treasury. on the state of the Finances.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
A.mcritau Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec 80 1916.

DEATH sp SgNAroR BARROW. We regret
60 have to announce lIAt the Hon. Alexander
Barrow, one of the L. 5 Senators from Loul'
ssna, who arrived in this city last week, on
short visit, in good health, died at Barnum''
City Hotel yesterday morning, at o'sIocG
after brief but severe illness. Lie was attack
ed oil Friday night, when Drs. BuCklsr and
Mackenzie, Of this city, were Immediately call
ed in, who, in connection with Drs. Mcclellan
and Chapman, ofPhladelphia, and DR.. Young
Cthe West, rendered him evety medical aid
out his disease continued to battle their skill
and on Monday, DR.. G. b. Smith, of this city
was called in to apply his electric battery
Death, however, had marked him for his vic
tim, and human skill appeared to be of no
avail He continued gradually to sink, and
yesterday morning, quietly yielded up his spur
it, Messrs Crittenden and Archer, of the Sc
nate, and Messrs Gentry Foote, Bell, Gro
yier and Vance, of the House, arrived hero on
Monday night, and were with him when he
died His wife and family, who are in Loul-
slaua, may rest assured that every thing that
medical sNlil or devoted ifiehoS coulu accom-
P"s"' was '''''''u ''' ~ 9''O''
and that, although perfectly conscious Of his
approaching dissolution, he remained calm and
resigned 20 the last.
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mouts,-his death. therefore, will be received
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~fe'n' OF t'o "a D'o"c" y. '''' C''y Cou''''''
ac''ng aS an D'N'''' "' O''y W." y" -
le''ou |" "" 0o'S ''''''"H' D'''"' N'''U''0'
washington, -
The WAR. man of practical experience
has Just delivered his sentiments in the House
Of Representatives, on the subject of the war
with Mexico. Col. Baker, OF Illinois, who has
been engaged in the busy and trying scenes OF
our army, ms volunteer, and who has had the
hes, opportunity Of knowing the condition OF
our troops, aud their ability to force the enemy
intc terms poace, has given his sentiments
to the public, as will be found by extracts from
his speech which we publish to-day. 1t graft
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

BOWIE KNIVES. Ii is said that mercantile
house at San Luis Potosi, furnished the Mex-
can army with six thousand bowie-kniVes, re-
ceigcd from MatamOras.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
MILITARY BALL.
EHNHE RAITIMOR INNINrIRI IrS n,


MILITARY Rail-
YEIHE BALTIMORE IYVIyCJRIIcs an.
nOuncp that their ANIMAL RAIL viii tai .
place on TUESDAY, the 9Th of January lSl7 at th.
WAsHINGroS HALL under thr dir,rfion Of thn tGIInw
. ing gentlemen:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
tOi. Jas. VI. Anderson, / Lieut. Parks
Joseph j. Parrutt Daniel Minre
J. Martin Pprnpoy
MANAGERS:
Ioi, Jacob G, Davies, & Col John picLru
Id.Ut. Col Hoffman. Cant. " A. Poor
Major Law, capt ChIfrllr,
Capt Eirnnan Can't i;uIpdy
Capt Kal man, Lieut.. Hal,
Lieut. A W. Thompson, Lieut. RaIIard
tGuartunnt,t.r Edward, En,lrn Crrayn~
PaymastoT Jprl>An, AdTt Durlun,
IhDs. i. Hlu''r'uu, Thomas r. Jrflrr,
B. a. DAVIS, rhu, p. B. Srtl
Samuel Barton, 'Ihro J. ia,ArI.
7, W. England john German
!. ruun,rmtu. John e.. IIopprr
fr} MGRRAN : MILITARY and i'O1UIIDN
BAND na- been engaged
.Gt,Iic.,r> ONE DOLLAR. 10 br had ot. the above
Managers. M OF the members Of the cDro,
Nh CHAS l.. SPIES. Ballet VI .,,,er d20drB
m ~ t.iOA'S = E.AfE{SENJ REMEDY.
- CALLED lrNT''S iINlHENF
Is now universally lrlnUNyirdIad 10 he the INFAL-
LiBIE REMEDY tor RhriIiJaiisIp. Spipaj hGicliors
Cou,raciuns OF ,n, Muscles, Sore Throat and Quincy,
ISSUES, uid crg>, Pains IN the bars and Chest, Aguc
N tht hfraSi ana race, Tootlrachc, SpanS, Bruises,
Halt KhruIn. burtS troup, Frosted Feet and all Nur-
vou' Diseases.
from N" Acm ! 5rE Mirror.
HUNF'S LINlMENT Thi, invaluable Re,neI, of
the many lls that flesh IS heir 10 " continues tn .d
It's untold benefits anon all cassS OF society We have
,prn Certificate from some of the Inot rosnectahIc
intelligent, and influential ritizrns of NNrstnhr.ter
where the Proprietor resides. who are above all At
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

RA nnH DOLLARS. Consolidated
eDN9NOO LotteyOf Maryland, Glass 5,
tnr ts46 10 be drawn in the city of Baltimore Nd
THIS DAY "wednesday Dec %.
D. PAINE \ 90, MAhAnE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

LIEUTENANT GENERAL. Fit be resolved to
create the new rank of Lieut.. General Of the
army, (Gor which we see no neoessity,) we hope
that new man may not be placed over the
heads of our old Generals; for 1t would be an
act of gross injustice and would no doubt, pro-
duco general dissatisfaction in the army. Of
licers of the army naturally look for promotion;
but if neither length ofservice nor distinguish
ed merit are TO be regarded in promotions, 1t
will greatly discourage regular officers of every
grade We see it surmiscd that Col. Benton
is to be offered the station of Lieut.. General,
but presume that there is no truth in the sur
mise; as we Go not suppose that he would accept
the appointment, knowing the injustice which
would be done to the rights of others. In the
present posture of public affairs nothing should
be done by Government which could produce
discon'ent in the army.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
SILVER WARE. FINE GOLD JEWE

GIX LECTURES ON THE USES OF THE
= LUNGS, and Causes, Preventive and Cure of
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA and Diseases of the
HEART; On the Laws of Longevity, and on the mode
of preserving Male and Female Health to an Hundred
wears, with IS ILLUSTRATIONS.
Bv SAM'L 5. FITcH, A. NJ, NJ. d., New York
For sale by WILLIAM TAYLOR,
d19-3t North street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

tffWc invite the attention Of the public to the Ger
ticatrs Of a cure performed by Dr. CULLENS IN
ahead of any heretofore published The High standing
OF the gentlemen whose names given having wit
messed this cure, pccluics the possibility Of imposition,
There is large number Of persons now taking their
medicines in this city whose residence will be given by
applying to the Agents, whose will be found at
tached to the certificates. de22
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

En OGERS' DIAMOND CE NJ ENT-For
IA mending Glass, China Lamp Shades, Mantle Or
naments &c. that the break is scarcely perceptibe
and as strong before broken For sale only by c. P.
ROGERS, Druggist, corner Howard and Marion, and
corner of Howard and Nadson and corner Of Paca
and Little Green streets.
Ih3s Price 25 cents de23-lw-Jel2-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
ROOESS FOR TTIE HOLYDAYS.
lal la.

AN ANTED, Immediately, loan of $1,000, for
w sX or - months, for which good security, in
hands worth 5000, viii hr given for the above loan
Amply d, SIOi'Hi'S intelligence Office,
d3l NJ 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
Tuesday, December 30.

$500 Sterling Maryland SIS, Is days. .69
MARYLAND 6's closed to-day at 7S asked, (ior the
opening( n bid Baltimore 6's of $780, closed at 96i
asked flor the opening) 90 bid. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad shares at 80 SO asked, 39a bid.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
- undersigned intends to make application to the
Board of Health for permission to erect slaughter
house on McKm street, near Neghbor street. and all
persons interested will please take notice.
d3l-wfrm6te fri VIM, IL. KIMBERLEY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
JOHN PICKELLr

4 CARD. The undersigned, having determined
"a devote all his time tu other branches of his bu
sincss will sell out his large assortment of ANIMALS
and JUVENILE BOOKS at COST or LESS
This may be relied upon; no more than COST will
be asked for them if application is made previous to
the 10Th of January.
r. NEWTON KURTZ, l5I Pratt street,
dog tl0thJa next door 10 the Rail Road Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
FURNITURE, BED AND
u BEDDING WAREHOUSE.

n BNDDTNF
TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS or VESSELS AM
CITIZENS IN GENERAL.
CLIFFORD, Spears T. Co, No. AZ SOUTH
STREET, between Lombard and Pratt sts., have on
hand and offer for sale low extensive assortment Of
CABINET FURNITURE, comprising every variety
such as Sofas, Book Cases and Secretaries; Ladies'
Dressing Cabinets; Consul and common BUREAUS
and WARDROBES; high and low and French Post
lar TABLES, cxtension pillar, claw foot and plain, of
all qualities; CHAIRS, mahogany, parlor and Rocking
do; Windsor do; Curled Hair and Husk MATTRESS
SES; Feather BEDS and FEATHERS, which we will
warrant AS represented or the money refunded.
CLIFFORD, SPEARS & co.
d24-eO2y* No AZ South street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
NEW AND Splendid VARIETY OF FAN.

Y
SAMSON CARISS, No. 40 Baltimore ST., has
= Just received per ship Louis Philippe, from France,
and now opening very large variety OF FRENCH
FANCY GOODS, consisting in parto the most superb
VASES, BASKETS, CHINA WARE, new and fash
ionable Tenders, richly onamented, SC. SC, which,
with his large assortment OF the most choice cossed
EnTavngs received by the vessel, he is enabled
to exhibit to the public such collection of rich and
choice fresh goods have not been heretofore equal
ed in this city All Of which he will sell at prices that
cannot fail to please d30-4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

atOAL! COAL! COAL! The season for laying
a il Coal having commenced, the subscriber is
prepared To supply families with .'COa Brooke (Balti-
more Co's,) "Hanoyer.'' ''Pinkerton," and "Peach
Mountain" GOALS, selected from the test mines and
expressly prepared for Crates, Stoves, Ranges and Fur
naccS He has also constantly on hand, Bituminous
COAL from the Cumberland mines, suitable for do
nc-tic, manufacturing and Blacksmith's purposes.
% Application may be made at the yard, head OF
Union Dock, or Mt the office corner of South and
Lombard streets
d292m JOHN PICKELL.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
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UpRITANNIA WARE.

UpRITANNIA WARE.
I'D COFFEE AND TEA POTS,
of various patterns, some very cheap Sugar and SlOp
BOWLS; Cream Jugs; Coffee Urns; Pitchers with and
without covers; SPlrTOONS; Communion Sets; Tea,
Table and Desert SPOONS; CASTORS in every
riety Also, English and American TEA and COZ
FEE SETS, of various patterns. Always on hand, an
extensive assortment Of Tea Trays and Walters; IA
BILE Cutlery; BASKETS; Family and Fancy
HARDWARE and HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
of every descriptions for sale ut the ored prices, at
the Furnishing Warehouses Of
JAMES CORTLAN x SON,
Is Baldmure-st, opposite Centre Market, and
CORTLAN & CO., l79 BaltimOre-st
d3D 18th door East of Lght-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
GRAND FIRFMEN'S BALL.
FHVHE NR.}g MARK EFT FIRE rONpAN


FENHE Els MARK EFT FIRE CONPA NY
Al would respectfully announce u their FRIENDS and
the pubic -hl' 'heir EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL will
take place on MONDAY EVENING, llth OF January,
1911, at ule ARhORN OF the BALTIMORE CITY
GUHkIIS, corner If Hanover and Lombard streets
The Company pledge hem@ Ives that neither pain,
expense ShaIi BE- pared u maintain the character Of
Llcir former Balls
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, 10 be- had Of any OF thr FOL
loving Managers, and ut III" tour hr msit pl r.r
Ball
LNttrIWE GoNNTTsa:
G. Mcdonald, l. Petit
H. r. Godfrey, J. e. Brown
4. Edwards.
MANAGERS:
New mTAet-G. 7, Marcn, ). Ben, A. Hands, G.
Grubb, W. g. Bottimorc, G.. Haupt, J. Clark F.
helley, a. Nicholson, A. stewart, T. Costello, w.
J. BCyen.
Mechanically BadcrSou.
union-W. Waite
FHcndShip-P. Rilry ir
Depttord-W shelly
Lberty-tIcorge HarSont
Independently. SNYDER.
tigilant-N Burk.
Columbian-H. Evans.
First BALTIMORE. CucEev
tnited-J Shamburg.
Frankhn-J. Young.
WashngtOn-W. Th'u-l
Patapsco-H Min1r.
u0warl-F. Miller.
Watchman-H. Barton
Iafaycttp--O. Bowen.
MURRAf'S celebrated MILITARY and COTII-
LION BAND will be in attendance. d3C-sodkdB
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30

- trumpet 1t to the four quarters Of the Globe ca
pltal prizr Of Ten Thousand Dollars-C, :. McDON-
AID 4 co. in luck again. We yesterday had the
pleasure Of selling the highest prize in the scheme be
ing the snug prize of $1,000, comb. IS -, halt tic
IT. Nor such prizes 10 be had by applying At our Of
hce--1ur motto Is, "Thuu-mds of dollars for q few
dollars." 4. :. Mcdonald K 90. for luck.
THIS DAY, . splendid scheme. 10 drawn ballot,
putof - numbers, which J., IS prizes t1 ID blanks 10
1-L.L- -Lt..L
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-12-30
Of $4,000 Of $4,000
Of 5000 l OF 5000

Tickets only Sl0-shares in proportion.
EMORY co. will sell package in the above
magnificent scheme for the small sum of $50, and a
package can draw you tho five highest prizes lit the
lottery.
To insure prize and immediate attention to all Or
ders for tickets, address the old prize house Of
II EMOkN s co. No. 9 CAlygrt streel.