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BYRNE * CO.'S OFFICE,
Corner q gEchang, Place and SoatN,st.

Corner " EEChanI Place and SOHth-st (
NNTE WISH III distinctly understood by al
~ perso"s throughout the United States, that
this Lottery firm has The acii ties any other
agency IN the city being dny authorized s'rba euts
nagnmeut of hessrS. j. &. Gregory " Co., and hive
all times baud s,cudid assortment of Tickets
in the various beautiful schemes drawing daily in
Baltimore. al orders addressed to the well known
firm of BYRNE ca will meet with prompt atten-
ion by return mail, postage always paid by us both
ways {G}- Ticket buyers wishing to secure Prize
should in all cases address
BYRNE y CO., 81 South street,
Ii Baltimore. Md.
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Two ALL WHOM IL MAY CONCERN.

FNVO ALL WHOM AZ MAY COACEitN.
Il Be it known, that VI. DOYLE'S C eat CANAL
Prize Depot = by far he fortunate office in the
Union, and thai there has been CaDital prizes
sold al his office anA paid in gold than any Ohe
five Offices in this city Ii is established fact tina
if any body wants prize they may obtain il his of
Gee. There isan old sayng-One had better be bonn
lucky than rich Therefore, if any one wants to be
Depot No. ia Pratt opposite the Railroad Depot
and next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel, and
get the tickets that will draw of the following
splendid schemes.
MONDAY, capitals of $4,000. tickets SIS, shares
in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 80, shares i'll
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $50 900, tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 500, 600, tickets So shares
In proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares il
proportion.
SATURDAY, the 'EThomas Thumb Lottery" viii
he drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, halves so cts
quarters Is cts Certificate eli package will he is
sued as follows: package consisting of IS whole
tickets for Sl2 halves Sc, qrs. So, and eehths Sl4
This Is splendid chance for p0cketing a very hand
some prize for small outlay.
liberal discount VIII he paid to persons who puS
chase by the package or quantity.
For safe in the greatest variety ot lucky numbers, bS
tnc package, single ticket, share. All orders pc,
mail or otherwise, addressedtO
NJ. DOYLE, :Io. LAD PraItsrreet
1t fR1 Opposite h. X O. r. r. DspGl
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SALARlEs AND INCOMES OF PUBLIC OFFICERS.
We have been the invariable advocates of fair
but not protuse salaries and incomes to public
officers. We mean such compensation as would
not only support ncumbents, but enable them
TO realize something for their Iabor-tor it is
not reasonable to ask man to devote his time
exclusively TO the service Of the public for a
remuneration which will barely afford him sub
sistenco. The idea prevails extensively, (and
sE ck has been our own opinion,) that clerks
and registers receive enormous compensations
70: the labor which they periorm-and it has
been deemed proper that portion OF the a
mount thus received should go into the public
treasury, or that the fees of office should be re-
dnced. Many years ago law was passed, by
which tax was levied upon all fees received
ny these officers above a given sum; but the
Legislature having subsequently passed a new
lee bill with the object Of reducing their COM
pensation, tie tax law was repealed. The same
subject is now again under consideration in the
legislature, and we think it not improbable,
that some measure may be adopted to bring
into the treasury the surplus above given
amount which may bo received by those Off,
GERS. This may be perfectly right, provided
The sum reserved to the officers be an adequate
compensation for their services.
We see by communication from William
II. Gatchell, Esq, Clerk of Baltimore City
Court, in response to a resolution of the House
Of Delegates, that the income of his office fol
the past year was S5,70l.36 which arr
10 be deducted clerk hire and other expenses
{incuding $500 for his commission SllOO; anc
the further sum of $500, tax levied upon hi
osice-in all s. ,O0o-leavng as his compensa
,ian the sum of S3,10l.3s. This is much les.
than we had anticipated; and it is evident tina
there cannot he much, if any, reduction in TIL
allowance, without leaving him less than a fai
remuneration for services. 1t also appears, b
his communication, that he has saved to TIA
State during the year, more than double til
AMI F; Of bis . hole compensation. This III
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H1YERY BODN KNOWS lhnL EMORY &

HI1yERY BODY KNOWS that EMORY &
~ co.'s Ia the lucNrst lottery office in the United
II ties They sell more prizes than all the other Off
ces IN the ctya grGa many very pretty prizes were
sold Ia yesterdays lottery at this great prize office
Give them call to day where you may purchase n
ticket Tor trif ny sum that wall give you handsome
fortune.
All orders from the country to ensure proper and
immediate Affection, must be drectedt0
EMORY y co, , Calveri street
Jag Baltimore, Marylnnd.
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COURSE OF LECTURES-ASBURY SUNDAY
SCHOOL, No. I. A c iurse COn>i ting of six Lee
turra, by gentlemen Of distinguished ahi ity, will he
delivered in the Light street Methodist Z. Church,
commencing on FRIDAY EVENING 30h inst. and
following the MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
INGS OF each successive week, until the completion
OF the course The Introductory Lecture will be de
livryrd by PhEK BEsJAMIE, Esq The proceeds are
10 be appropriated 10 the enla cement Of the sabbath
SchOO! Library. Tickets, ahml.tinG gentleman and
lady, 81: single tickets, one Lecture, p cents
may he Obtained at the principal Bookstores. ja22 81
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NEW hats ". SHOCKING BAD ONES.

IItsSfS, EalIOfS y FNe LIINV'I'
Hg- Many are the ills and vexations one is subject
to- who sports a shocking bad hat. In Olden times
ii was conceded that ''lhe mind is the index Of the
man, but now in this age of Improvement and greG
di CernmeHt, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the uobest attributes, of heart ever good and
generous, how liable il the p0ssessOr 10 b. cut, and
passed by uunoticed, if he be not deCked in the trap
pings Of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! II
in fact is all and all TO constitute the man. for
who is not aured by outward appearances? Aye,
does not "the learned pate duck TO the golden god'
more in obesance to what is on the head than in it!
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recognitions and honied congratulations, should
20 10 "KEEVIL'S," 90 BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase a HAT cheap, and of quality 10 DER gloss
faults nnumerabe, if such there be, the which,
"Like richest Alchymy,
VIII change to virtue and to wOrthiness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEVlL,
ja26 eotfr AgentItOr the Proprietor.
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Hy-OFF!CIhL DRAWING Of the Md. ConsO.
dated Lottery, class No. II, for lS46:
~ IS 81 60 ~ SIS 70 Al As 90 6S 60 IS 7
and u being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
8 and G3, beins the ID and 3D. drawn Nos. each 20
81 and 6i, being the u and Ain drawn Nos eaco l6
50 and 81, being the 4th and 5h; at 81 and Gu, be-
ing the 9Th and 9TH drawn Nos each II
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 6
AL having one only OF The drawn Nos. on, 90 3
1t EMORY, No. n. CaIvert-st.
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sbITTY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY,
mad" of pure lnseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, fom 80 10 40 per cent below the market
price He Keeps il IN hand in large quantities; and
making it by steam power, is prepared 10 fill large
orders at short notice. .. -..t .... ......
J. W. w. GORDON, I5a w. Pratt street,
disco opposite Bait and Ohio r. X. Depot
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No. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast-pns; Ear-rinGs; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware are iaVHed TO examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
fIom Calvert. OIL
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HH w FFTE.YsTgD
HA NIiRCEON DENTIsr
nI7 3p, N w cor of En,a,y ana Iannhssrs CO..
-. 80
H huCEOR SWhHNE's
LEY COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOX
go U NJ II ON!
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, bronchitis, LiverGoppaint,
Splitting Blood, difficulty of Breathing, pain in
the Side and Breast, Papitation OF the Heart,
Influenza, Group, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases Of the Throat, Breast
and Lungs; the most eflectu-
al and speedy cure ever
knownlor any ofthe
Ii. Oveh.seasesis
The GEM I've ..kEPARATfON.
SW9HAE'S COMP. SYRUP WILD CHERRY.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
PHlLADELFHIA, Dec. 9th, lS45.
Dr. swAYNE: Dear Sr,-I have been afflicted with
The ,hroat gren, dshiI;, III.
toms which had heco1e cmi,e eiar,nisa md threat
ened se,ous con spcnencea ada ,ri,,i of nesrlv
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wNHAT NCXT IN THE PERIODICAL
Wv w RID! Another New Literary Paper
THE FLAG OF THE understanding beauti-
FIJI Stories-92 per year, single copies 4 cts
"THE WESTERN CONTINENT'-Richer an /
rcher-containing the conclusion of Johns Alive
.ingle Nos 6! cents. The Ce'umbian Magazine for
February, a IN gnifcent No. plales-single Nos 25
cts New York illustrated MagaZime-rich literary
matter and sp endid rngravings AND ttchnrssinaIe
Mas 25 cents. To ,rther with the cheapest CIRCU-
LATING LIBRARY in the word! Terms of the
Library S3 per year or rs cts per quarter, including
the reading of New Books and 20GO vols. rare novels
N. ". The New York Weekly Herald received this
afternoon at O'Clock. t.... ... ..
W. N. HARRTSON's Literary Depot
ia24 No. Jarvis BUILDINGS. North-st
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IMPORTANT DIscoYERY.-A Mr. Ham, of
Norwich, Eng, has addressed letter to the
Committee of Lloyd's, in London, stating that
he had made a discovery which will enable
commanders ofvessels to ascertain the latitude
and longitude of their ship "by observation, y
when otherwise they would have TO rely upon
their ''dead reckoning" merely The principle
upon which the operation is founded is not de-
scribed. 1.-THE statement Is correct, the disco
very is of the most important character to navi-
gators. But we much fear it will prove TO be
an addition to the numerous humbugs of the
day
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HUHEREAs. much Inconvenience aud d, la,

WMTHEREAS. much Inconvenience aud d. lay
wv to the Grand Jury of Baltimore Cisy, arises
from the fact that the names Of witnesses in each
case upon the Jail Calendar are mt 10 be found in
the Calendar in consequence Of such names not hav-
ing been endorsed on the backs of the commitments.
. Therefore, Re solved b. the Grand Jury, that tie
Honorable the Judges Of the City Court, he respect
fully requested hereafter 10 instruct the magistrates
of the city to place the names OF the witnesses upon
the backs of all cOmntm Of persons to Jail on
criminal sharges, aud their places Of residece:
JOHN KING, Foreman
1t Is ordered by the Court hat the above he pub
iished. w. II. tTCHEbL, CLERK
lace .4awaW Baltimore City Court.
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American Republic an
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 90, l84G,

In - 4 '''A ------------------
.,ovntv MORNING. JAN. 26, l84G.
==-
p.,y,i- DOCUMENTS. We return our thanks |
to ibs lion. Revcrdy Johnson, Of the u. >
Senate, l1r suodry public documents which ""
bayo received from him.
AGmy,L OF TIE STEAMER iinan%1A' lo''I
anxIousy expected vessel arrived at Boston "nI
Friday last furnishing Liverpool dates '"I
the 9Th Instant. by reference to the news mi
srisod IN another part OF our paper IL VIII 10
seen that Lord John russell having ia"'u To-
form no" ministry, M hohctt FecI ana nus
colleagues have been restored 10 oI''ee' ih'S|
may, perhaps, be considered as favorable TO an
auicao'o settlement OF the o'HcuitIes Uo'"'eh
the United states and Great Britain Inc
comments Oh the hng''"h papers Oh th' rest
dents message are more temperate an" P"c'"c
lhaa we IA" "n"I'P"'ou' lt'S P'o'"o'' '''"'
there VIII be either repeal or noo'I''a'loh Oh
inc Corn laws VI ""'c'l case '"' 81
interest, OF '"'' e''""y wan ~ s'C1'y o'''o-
itIao' "e'"'" ''''' - ""'' ''' NV III IL
rival 20 aSceF'a'" t'c N'e"S ''Noi Vi '"o ''S'-
dents thts11E" ny '''e E"s"" ."i'''9'o's' oH'
we lhihN 'n1I Tic ''"'ca''o"' 'u'"'S"eu " inns
@FH'a! arc a'o'"'4o W tie continuance VI
peace. we nave only 10 preserve i "'ooc'ae
ana uiS"'"1u '""o !" on' punt Io""'''' ~ ~
CURE 'A'1 great o''S'"g'
Srorc Dtnrs. II is gratifying to see, that
,h,so ,,,,,o, which had s,srcnded novmrnt Of
ir+erest moan their hubble debt. are retracing
thar sto,s e,,d making the necessary preoara-
tione tn disch,rre their obliratons honorabIy.
psrns,,,ua,i, b.s rorm,nan,iv rrsumed nav
,,oo4 -y,di,r, hss ,,ose5 IN ar, tor = salts.
r,.,o,, MR., r,o,oont with her crcditnrs. and
,,,on,o lIor,I,,d i about IN act iustlv TO-
..1. .,,,,, ,,Lo ho,o oo,,Gaod IN hor honos,y.
Tho lsn;s,,,u,e mill mn dopbt durinC its pre-
.,,.,,,si,, ,.dor Tho ro,,,,o,ion nc n,yronts
A.,.;.,. .bo ,,-o.or, ,,o,x md Mage all Iars
,,b;ob mat, ho reouirod to ;nsuro that otiect.-
w. do M, boliovo tl,.t s,nqIe member az
,;..,. ,o,,o i tl,o advoc,te Of tho dishonest
and ;Df,no,s Dol;cv If renudiatinr the nublic
doh, That doo,rino &c M nassnort to nower
in orr St,te. and onbouoh Il IS occasionally
advocated bv those who have no REGARD for the
honoy IF the State and think if praiseworthv
70 chen. those vbo b,ve lent their money on
tho Goldman rIodro If tina State to rsrov il vet
thew are oowerless to prevent upright action
=, ,.o nnh,ic ,uthoIties Tho date,ured
oo,,,,o nnr.uod hv tbe Covorror an ,ho suh;oct
&c ,ho n,,tl;, dott b,s rooo;vod ,bo ,rivar,aI
s,,ot;on If tho noonJe and all norties Iook
foyvard with con6dence to day heinz fixed
by tAe leg'S'atu'e' Oh "'''cn Payment o' in'ef'
esl snail DC te-coulihehceu' Inc reso'o 'la'
tne taxes Shal oe co''oc'ou Is 10" gonerui' 10
permit the successful interference OF t'loSe VII"
would prevent co'lec"on' from o'''s '''auo-
Ihe ie" repnd'at'rs 'r CaFro.' county may
hIo" inc morn OF opPoS't'on' all" use o'o'y ci
1oH 70 o'sAohoF inc H'1'o' oo' ''''' eN0i''o"S
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NO BALT'E UNITED FIRE DEPARTM EMIT.
The Annual Meeting for the election Of officers will
BIZ held at City Hall OH MONDAY EVENING, 18th
instant, at o'clock. By Otder,
ia24.at fri JAMES YOUNG, see'y.
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SECRET SESSIONS. The Washington Union
comes out against the Senate of the u. States
holding sessions with closed doors.
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DEATHS. Thomas Russell, a retired mrr.
chant and William Gould, the law bookseller
both of Albany, died on Tuesday morning,
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qg-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortmen 1t
Of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, OF entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Ballmnre, made
to order Of the very best materials and by the best
,yorkmen; together with Git HOx tDRNiCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
n Sc for sale and made to order, a. cheap they
eau he obtained at any establishment n he United
states Z. i. Fay Err,
uil-f Ma ! NmN LAY street.
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SILVER AND GILT PLAiTEb LACEs-
~ For party dresses, for sale low by .l. ra.t
d24 ]. M. HAIG, III Baltimore street.
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FOUND GUILTY. Honeyman, alias Smith
charged with having robbed the Barge Clinton
Of the sum of s32 900, was on Thursday found
guilty, before the Court of Sessions Of Ny.
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AERS. NICK ERsON has just received from
Collars and Cheui2etts at - N. H0ward-st. ja25
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rNomcHG excHANGE aEADlNe-Roon BOOKS.


IIITI' hDUl
Schr Henry, Look, Charleston, Jno. X. Randall.
BELOW-Brig Mary Stanton, from Boston, and
several others unknown Also barque, suppose d
he uebe, Green, from Rio de JaneirO.
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RESCUED FROM THE GRAVE, The Newhury-
port Advertiser says that a Mr.. Short lately
slipped from wagon, and it was supposed died
soon afterwards; but while preparations were
making for his interment, ard the corpse placed
in the coffin, the doctor, discovering that the
glass in the coffin lid was somewhat covered
with vapor, took his handkerchief for the pur-
of removing it, bat finding that it proceeded
from the inside Of the glass, he at once pro-
nounced the man alive, and he was taken from
his "narrow house." and is now as well as
ever lie was in his life,
MEASLES. The Northampton Courier states
that this disease is now very prevalent at East
hampton. In a school in the north district of
the town. a few days since, out of 35 scolars 80
were sick at one time. We observe among
the deaths in the Courier that Of Mrs. Phelps
at Easthampton, on the i4th who is said to
have left eight children, only one Of whom
was able to attend her funeral-all the others
being sick with the measles.
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AGA fresh supply Of U0ctof j. ). "p5E'S ME
DICINES. for Lung and Chronic Diseases, SC, JuSf
received consisting of BraaLhiRa uhe*, Cough Sy'
ruu Prophylactic syrup I.iumentS, Tnnlc Pills, Sc,
with "A treatise on Gonsunpliou For sale ny
ROBERTS n kTkfNSuS Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Har<rt sis.,
d., Etaitimure ma
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Ny-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HlGA
STREET, Two doors north Of GaV-sl. mhi2-iy
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MARINELiST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY JANUARY "a. 1876
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WAR WITH MEXICO. The New York Ex-
press states that private letter from Washing
ton mentions report that Mr., Polk will soon
recommend a war with Mexico.
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Ys,gASspARENT GAUGE. MRS. MEX
h ERSON has Just received fum ~. YORK, Trans
parent Lawn Gauze, all colors, for evening DIRE SEES
jal6 NO. So v HOWARD STREET.
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OWLAND'S nATEYT COFFEE CON
M6, DENSER. A.large lot OF The above celebrated
Coffee Boilers which have been greatly admired BY
those who have used them. on hand aud for sale low
a, the original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1896 Baltimore street.
ta26 I'd tia store above Harvard street.
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SEVERE RTIEUMATISM.

no MIS-. ELIz. MILLER, No 70 Poplar street, be-
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia. mas
been completely cured Of the seve,C attacks Ct
Rheumatism for which she had tried every hing in
vain. The extreme pain would o ten compel hGr 10
rise ten times IN night, and her hands were drawn
up 50 as TO be completely usttss. After usirg the
left ana she has not had the slightest attack for pc
Rod oG several months.
Or. CHRISTIE is in possession Of nearly ore thoa-
sand testimonials, received from petsoas VINO nave
been entirely cured of the most severe rheumatism,
10Th Chronic and InilammatOry, for whIcn every nti~
Ell "remedy" was useless. TIE Rne5 amt t2H'd,
wh II properly applied, have never been Known y"
fail in any Of these eases.
me- Beware of spurious limitations n these articles.
The onlu place in Ba'nmo;c 10 obtain tho GEM NJ
s,rd Find is AZ tie mug store Oi :. :. bans. IS.
lOs BALTIMORE STKEGI, Hnd corner CHARLES
ard PRATF.STS.
An Articles Of Inc kind sNj elsewhere in the cry
ar eo,iA!sss copnit2Jfs, without he ,.2s. E&ivaIc
influence Of beneBclaIetecl aaLA
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a. EW RIBBONS!
A d. pERsONs HAVING Toorn.ACAE,

"a and who will use WHEGLER'S TEABEkRY
TOOTH WASH, will be cured OF To0th-ache in
one m ute by ts application, and still will have the
tooth entirely protected lrom all decay Soreness of
The Gums will be likewise cured all Bleeding of the
Gums entirely stopped, and the teeth, gums and
mouth preserved pleasant and in perfect health by
its use.
For a number Of years my Teeth and Gums were
50 much out OF order rs to proven nc from eating
with any pleasure, and caused much ain. Having
heard Of Wheccr's TCaberry Tooth WASH | do
certify that tried one small bottle at il and ~ less
od. | believe that he use Of il would he an ad-
vantage TO many othe 4. BR. FER.
Sold at No. l2l BALTIMORE STREET,
nh2S above South.
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GTRAW GOODS. STE ARMS 4 SfKKEN
- have just recev d from the nanuf Ictu'rrs, full
assortment nr ladies' ard misses BDNNErS, such
rs Rutland, Florence, DHnstab'e, Pedal, Luton Lace
China Pearl, Lace and Gimp, Split Straw, uevons
Cohrg sc. &c. Also, lot OF LEGHORN HATS
for chdren-ali of the latest styles and hest quality
having received the above goods on tOn>gamrnt
they wIll sell the same as low (If not luweD than
any house in this Clty-both wholesale and retail.
mh27-lm
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LYERT- SITS.
FENRIS EVENING, April b. will be performed
n "THE WIFE" St Pierre, Mr.. JAMESON.
Ma lana, Mrs WILKINSON.
Dancing by Miss ST. CLAIR.
To conclude with the LIT TIE DRUMMER
B3- SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
MENTS, commencing at 3 O'Clock, EACH WEEK,
lrr the especial accommodation of Families and
strangers, 10 which Schools, in body, will be ad-
mitted AT 10 cents each
20 Programmes to be had ut the Museum.
~ Abundance % cts., children unuer ~ years OF
age. l?s cents. Saloon performance to commence at
I! O'Clock precisely. Il
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-13
BALTIMORE IRON FOUNDRY.

9RIOEhBAUGH ALLEY, ENTRANCE
HB FROM SARATOGA-ST., BETWEEN GAY
AND HOLlIDAY-KNOWN AS THE GOLD
LAUNDRY" The undersigned would respectfully
inform the community, that az considerable expense
they have c0Tmeucea the FOUNDRY business at the
above named place. where they will furnish castings
LIGET aud HEAVY, Of a superior quality. They
psdge themselves competent to render those light
caslings-Such as LOCKS, ORNAMENTAL WORN,
SC, Generally obtained from the NOuh) rs SMOOTH
and SOFT as is required by those who procure them
from abroad They wish per who DO, may
need any Of the above named castings, Of any 9th
descriptions to obtain specimens of their work for
examination, and decide for themselves in regard to
their merits. All orders will be punctually filed as
given. Terms the same as elsewhere.
npl-d SWEErMAN & ALLEN.