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THE PLuhBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY This estah-
lishment, which is The most extensive Of the kind ia
the country, and has received the highest premiums
from the In stitutes in the Northern States, is still in
successful operation at No 205 Baltimore street. IT
is daily gaining favor with the public, account OF
the correctness and exquisite style in which the ''Mir-
ror is held up 10 Nature" There is free exhibition
of Portraits in the Gallery, which well worth the
inspection of every lover of the fine ants the features
of persons being taken with z life-ike perfection
which defes the scrutiny of the most critical obseiy
er. We ardently advise all of our readers who de-
sire s'to .ecure the shadow the substance fades, ,
TO visit and patronise this establishment.
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CARLYLE AND BULWER.

FEVNE WESTERN CONTINENT for this
IL week contains great dive Tsily of entertaining
articles, among which are;
j. The Elves beautiful Story, by the celebrated
Carlyle, complete.
,. Tie Confessions and Observations of Sir T.. l..
Buiwcr on the water cure-cOmp ete,
), The Legend of Mary Magtalin, by Mrs. JamsOn.
4. Leigh Hunt, Byron and Shelley.
-. Leopold de Meyer, the Lion Pianist.
8. MAJOR JONES ON his TRAVELS by the
author OF Maj. J's Courtship, Johns Alive, s, q.
:, An Incident At sea.
5. ST. Valentines Day, fully aud graphically de
seIined. IN letter iICm broadway
N. d. Al persons waniu- the back numbers should
Apply s0on-nny new No. Of the Continent will be-
exchanged far NOD
a. Pue" q! cents singe-S2 year, payable in ad-
TAYLOR, WILDE Il co,
1t Jarvis Buildings, North-st.
TE1AYLOR. WILDE ~ co.'s
a DAILY LIST
or NEW PUBLICATIONS:
THE STEP-hoTHER, by G.P' r. Ja..es, part
second, zoe
Harriet Lee, o5c
livingstone, Il Romance of the Revolution, I2A
KEAT'S POLITICAL WORKS, completes in Two
parts, (WlIcy Putnam's Library Of choice
rsading) TJc
THE DEAD BOXER, an Irish Legend, by VIM.
Carleton author Of Tracts and Stories OF the
Irish Peasaniry 9dc
MhRYDH CLIFFORD, a Novel, by Sir EccIton
Rryd9cs, complete in volume, 2jc
BRAITHWAITS' RETROSPECT, No. II, 60
Rankings HAT Yearly Abstract, vol. 2, 50
Living Age No. %, l2l
Penny Magazine, No. 10, -
TAYLOR, WILDE & co.
N9s. 4, 5 and 6 Jarvis Buildings,
North street
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The MusEUa-Eirst appearance Of Mrs. Howdrd.-
This charming actress will make her first appearance
at tie Saloon o. the Museum this evening, in her fa
vorite character "Lis.ette," in the popular come
DIV of the "Swiss Cottage" In the course of the
piece she will sing three popular songs-"The Old
Arm Chair, o"The Banks of the Blue MOselle" and
"Liberty for mes Mr.. Joha Seton will appear in
his great part of ''Naz Tick" After the comedy
the laughable piece of the "Vermont Wool Dealer"-
Deuteronomy Dutiful by Mr. Western
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CONCERT or SACRED MUSIC. The Choir of
the High Baptist Church will give Concert OF
Sacred Music in the Church on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, 2ilh instant. The Music to be performed has
been selected with great care and il is believed will
present as great attraction any Concert given this
season. Programmes wi BE- published in few days.
0T3- Tickets of admission 25 cents each--can be
Obtained from any member OF the Choir, and At the
Clipper and Sun Otic telS3t
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Our Book TABLE. Wehave received from Messrs
Taylor, Wilde Co, "Memoirs OF the late Rev. AL
exander Proudht, D. d.; with selections from his dia
ry and orrespoEdenee, and recollectons of his life
&c.-by his Son." Also, the second and concluding
part Of s'1he Step Mother; Romance-by G. P, R.
James Eso - Price 25 cents,
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bE- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES Cold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold PeaciI
Cases; Breast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pete, at his Old Established Store, Waterst, ID door
rom Calvert. OH
1F-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING 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 in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the hest
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. L. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

.qccident on the Railroad. We regret to learn
that a serious accident happened on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad before day-break yes
terday morning. While the locomotive and a
train Of burthen cars attached were passing at
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STILL THEY COME! Is TIE CRY All

STILL THEY COME! is THE CRY ATT
~ DOYLE'S Prize Depot. AT this fayOrite Office
the prizes continue 10 be distributed with astonishing
hbefality as the many who received the capitals al
slis once during last week will testify. We have
splendid list of good lotteries for this week.
FRIDAY, capital prize 10000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the faVorite Frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery win be drawn. Capital Prize $780,
Tickets 81, halves 62 cents quarters 81 cents. This
is splendid lottery for packages Doyle will sell on
eeiucate IN this otcry,a package Of 25 whole tickets
for ol6, halves So qrs. ST. and e;ehths $500. All
orders per mail should be addressed 30 this Office
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who puE
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers bp
'ie package, single ticket, or share. ALI orders, peg
mail or otherwise, addressed to
VI. DOYLE, No. LA Prattstreet.
II IRl ODnOstP r. 81 O. X. r. DepOt
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FLETCHER & so

FLETCHER & 60.
franklin Buildings near the Post Office.
sNNHE LAST LOTTERIES to be drawn the
VI present month, Feb. 1885, viz:
THIS DAY, $4,000 Sc, tickets a.
TOMORROW, 5000, SC. tickets II
MONDAY, 900 for 5
TUESDAY, s., 900 for 3
WEDNESDAY, S25,C00 for
THURSDAY, . of Sl2, 700 for
FRIDAY, 81, 600 for 3!
SATURDAY, 81, 900 for
Drawn Nos. class 22-!owest prize SIS, are
Al As so % 9 IL 46 25 8 81 81 Al ls
JAMES FLETCHER & Co,
No. franklin 3 INK Rmildin,s. RnlLimnre. Nil.
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Et3-MR. BURKE'5 CONCERT POSTPONED.
Mr. tuRKE respectfully informs his friends and the
citizens of Baltimore, that previously to his depar-
ture for Phiadelphia, (f0m which city he has just
rctUrned,) he engaged tie Assembly Room for inns
tFriday) Evening, Feb 20h for his Concert, as al
ready announced During his absence, however,
owing TO the mistake and nadvetenco of the gentle
man having charge of the Rooms, (and with whom
Mr.. q. had made his atrIngement,l the Assembly
Rooms have been let for this same Friday evening,
Feb Goth 10 some other parties. At the urgent re-
guest and solicitation of this gentleman, and in order
to relieve him from the difficulty he has placed him
self in, Mr.. Burke has consented to postpone his
Concert until next TUESDAY EVENING, Feb "a
on which occasion he will be assisted by Mrs. BAL
LEY and Mr.. ALLEN.
0IT- Particulars in Programmes on Tuesday. 1t
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POsTPoSsHesr. The Concert advertised by Mr..
Burke, the celebrated Vionist, to take place this
evening at the SOloon of the Assembly Rooms, has
peen postponed till Tuesday evening next. The card
of Mr.. Burke, to be found in another column, will
explain the cause.
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AmMiton Republic an,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, Fen. 20, 1916.

NIu,r,A But. l. will be seen by memo,
ria, to the legislature, which appears in anoth-
cr column, th,. The MILITARY Convention of this
ci.y. have appealed lrom the decision OF the
Ea'lmoro city delegation to the Legislature, IN
reference to the militia bill drawn by the com
mit.sa or the convention. 1t is certain that the
bill took an unusual course, iLh-ving been with
dawn from the house aud referred 10 our de
lcratcs without being printed for the inIorma-
ton OF mombors. 1t is customary TO PRINT all
public bills and to permit them to come up for
the action Of the house; and when so called up,
Tive CITY delegates would be at liberty to OPP
Pose its passage, and might do 50 without cen
Saro Bat we do not think that they acted IN
strict accordance with common usage, In pre-
venting the bill from coming before the house.
We feel anxious that the military organza-
,ons Of our city shall be preserved; for We
deem It essential that we shall, at all times,
have uniform companies to meet any eHigencY
which may occur. Tho bill proposed for adop'
ton is much mo-c eutent than the existing
law, II u were enforced; and we do not believe
that it would be objected to by the citizens al
lar-c Our apprehension is, that, if it be mol
adopted, the military companies Of the city
may d.sband, which we should deeply regret
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ARRIVED,
BrGm, ship Marianne, Wieting, GO DAYS from Brt
to the Capes, mdsc and 5S passengers to SchaeI
4 Kuser; II. K f. VunkapH; Lentz y Fiack; Stel
man X Rlpplemeyerj Il. Il. Petri; F. & w. Rode
"ald; G. heinecke; J. Cox S Son; Garfield, Brother
Il Co; Il. Uhfaub Brauns 4 Focke; F. KONG & Co,
A. ROlker & Mol'manH; f. Hickey & Sons; w. NAL
liukroedt; c. Fischer Il Co; G. s. N. POpplein, Jr;
SplcSer Albert; II. Thieimaun: F. w. Dammanni
A. II. Won Posts A. r DaHncmaU; Wolf & RauteH-
burg, oil Philadelphia; Meecke, Plate X Co. do; Han
line & 0stheirner; and to ORDER
Big Michigln, Hall, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to Osborn & WhiFidre.
scH A, a. Pendergast Stewart, 8 days from ssa
yannah, cotton, to Weld s. Scaver.
Barque Lagrange MeddelI, 30 days from New Or
leans 10 the Capes, sugar and molasses, TO Whiting
ton 4 EaStmau.
BarQuG LGda Ruaik, 20 days I'm New Orleans, su-
gar, moass"s, pork, land and cotton, 10 j. Henderson
& Go.
Schr Roswell King Balls, 6 days I'm Daricn Ga to
the CapGs, railroad lumber, to ]. Murray.
SChr Rapid, StOddard, days I'm Darien, Ga. rail
road lumber, to J, Murray.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, fin Philadelphia mdse
to j. A. ShrivCr.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Junata, Blanchard, for Baltimore 10 load
for London) cleared al Boston 10Th ins and schr LIZ
on, WadTon, for do do l7lh.
Barque Helen Maria, Taylor, and brig Baltimore,
Brown, for Baltimore, sailed from Boston l7ih inst
Barque Ida, Haett, which sailed l4th for Baltimore,
put back to Nanasket Roads 18th. :
Brig Architect, Gray, sailed from st. Thomas 20lh@
ult. for Porto CabClio, to load for Baltimore.
Brig Eagle, Condor, from Baltimore for Plymouth
was at Tarpaun Cove l4th INST.
Bng Emily Knight, Ilosmer, for Baltimare, cleared
at N 0bie 18th inst.
Schrs Ehicott, Cole, and Chesapeake, Stewart, for
Baltimore cleared at New York ls h inst.
Schrs Cadet, Fowler, for Baltimore, sailed FIN Port
Royal 23d ul and James, Wood, for do cleared 24th.
Schr Gov. Anderson, -, for Baltimore, sailed fin
Matanzas 9th inst, Schr Caroline, Shreves, was Id g
al do same day for Baltimore.
SCh Gulnare, Luce, for Baltimore, cleared at Mo
bile 10th inst.
scbr Industry, Kelly, fol Baltimore, sailed from N.
Bedford lith inst
Schrs Queen, Gardner and Eliza Hand Baker, for
BaItiM0re, sa!Ied from Providence l4lh inst.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

Or OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. Console
dated Lottery, class No. -, for 1876:
"A As so 50 q IL 46 25 81 81 Al Is
A and a. being the lst and ID drawn Nos. each $50
so and So, heng the }a and 9TH drawn Nos. each 80
. aud |, ing the 5h and 9Th drawn Nos. each IS
% and 46, being the 7lh and Sh; or and 81 be
ing The 9Th and 10Th drawn Nos. each 30
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
An having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 5
LI- Per The celebrated prize firm of
It EMORY & CO., No. , N. CalvCrt-st.
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10 STILL FURTHER PROOFS-Rs ocn worR
proclaim IT, Read the following:

PHILADELPHIA. Jan, Sd, 1874.
Mr.. s. 7. THoMPsoN--DGar Sir: From sense oil
gratitude to you, aud desire that the afflicted may
have recourse to your truly invaluable E1edictnc, |
would state the benefit have experienced from its
use. For some time past have been afflicted with
distressing raokng cough, accompanied with great
oppre sson and difficulty Of brcahing with senSa-
ton of HghineH al the chest. Becoming greatly a
harmed, friend who had been much benefited by
your medicine, recommended me TO try it. did SO,
and in a very short time every alarming symptom dis
appeared my expec iteration became free; all oppres
sion left me, my cough ceased, and in few days J.
was able TO 60 out and attend to my business ceig
man Any further information will be cheerIuIly
gwen the afflicted, By calling at my residence No 1873
South FrOIt-st JOS. McMANAMH'
For sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, corner Of
Hanover and Baltimore sts., also at the corner Of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No, +, Thames
y TCPt IL
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THNO THE READERS OF THE CLIPPEK.
IL The capital prize Of ST., OOG in half ticket, in
Yesterdays Lottery, sold to citizen of PhiIa-
deiphia, by EMORY& co opposite Barnum's. For
the truth of this adverscmt mt, you referred to
the notice at the foot of the Managers official draw
ing. Those persons who have uses for money in this
world can procure ii in sums to suit" by purchas-
ing ticket at this hvOre Lottery Office, oppos tie
Barnum's. Lotteries aw daily aud as the best as
sortment of tickets can always be Emory Il
Co.'S, you will probably advance your interests by
making yOug purchases of them. 1t
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.gyHE FLAG OF Que UAIoN.

FWyHE FLAG Of QUO UNION.
Il The Flag of our Union for THIS WEEK is
now ready, and is truly excellent number-On the
first page is Il beautiful Cut-the portrait of tue
Belle of Broadway. itContans the continuation of
"Ermina, or the Belle 0f BrOldway,'' by hazcl;-
'Rug Rail4s, the jester" by Fanny Forester; MI.
Caude'S Breakfast Ialk-contnued from our last;
a Robbers story, by Powers, the sculptor; "ThC
Frgates TCnder," tale of the last war, by J. II
lngraham; "Hcnr, the Creole" 4 tale o. New Or
leans sixty yeas ago; Life Of the Romans; Ball in
italy; The Actor; People OF the East Visiting in Ha
vana; Il queer Boot Jack; Cure for Voluntary star
walton; Ncekiv Mulangei Bundle of Slrawa.
Poetry: Low; our Yankee Ships; save the fps;
Beauty; Consolation; the First Vio!st the Cathedral
and Hermitage Bells the News Boys; Reflections Of
Rum Seller; Impromplu; Shaving; Song Of tie a
mCr lean Eagle; High Connections; Washington;
Death; also, Bowl of American "Punch" and Il
column Of Wit and HumOG Single copies cents
Subscription 81 year. TO be had at ali the Period
zeal Depols. w. BENNETT, Publisher,
Nc North street, Cup stairs)
Dr. Hollicks new work on the 'Or giR of Lite -
can be had at our office, fe20 81
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES THIS WEEK
- Can at TKEHBLEY s. co.'s National Lottery
Office, NO South Chares-st. for the prizes. II is
well known that we sold more prizes last week than
any office in the city. We sent to Brownsville, Pa.
aPrze of 5000 in quarter ticket; TO Pittsburg, in
package of halves, prize of $1,000, and prizes of
$1,000 one of $500, and lots Of $500 and 800 prizes,
sold in the city, and "a few ore left of The same
sor'' in The following splendid lotteries to be drawn
this week.
FRIDAY-slo 600, 1000, 20 of 1000, &c. Tickets
S4UO; qrs 81 90. Certificate of package Sl4
SaTURDAY-The favnrite Small Fry-Capital of
$1,000. Tickets s. IS; halves 70 cts; qis. sic. Ger
ticatrs of packages OF wnoles &; halves 90: mar
tiers "a so; eghths 81 %.
10 For the prizes in the above Lotteries apply TO
TREMBLEY & co.
No. Sonth Charles street
1t one door from Baltimore street
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UsvRY. Mr.. Cox, one of the delegates from
this city, has obtained leave to introduce into
the House of Delegates, bill to prevent taking
"exoessivo usury.' The best bill which could
be brought forward upon this subject would be,
an act 20 repeal all laws in relation to usury in
ordinary transactions; for they are more OPP
preseiTe to the borrower than to the lender
I! all restrictions were withdrawn, and the bor-
sowor and lender lift at liberty to make their
Own Bargain, we venture to assert, that COM
petition amongst capitalists would reduce the
r4tes Of interest usually paid in such transac-
tions' AT times money is worth more than six
per cent; but as the capitalist cannot lend at
higher ratio without additional risk, he either
ioTbears to lead, or charges an enormous inter.
est, to quad himself as far as pra ctcabe
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&C. CHRAP PRINT1Nla, and PRINTING OF

QL5- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office of the Clipper, I34 BALTIMORE sr.--as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any ob'r
" Office can execute,
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, HILLS LADiNG,
stage 4 nATTERs' BILLs,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc.
Indeed it Is needless 10 cnumerate, a we are pos
Srss, of(ac ues twilh n.cst styles of type aud uew
aud splendid machinery "rdoing work, i" evaryHy!e,
in a mann, unsurpassed in this city.
hy-LECTURES ON GEOLOGY, BY PROBES
SOR SIhLtMAN. The third Lecture Of the course
will hr delivered at Caytrt Hal on SATURDAY
EVENING, Fth. 2lsi, at 7! O'Clock.
Subject Destroying and forming Elects OF wa
tcr-Rqueous Strata modified by iire-Limesione
aud lis cayerEs, cliffs and simks-Straa Of sand
sturr-IntTn Siuns of tGurnus GOCks'
Lecture Evenings Monday, Thursday and Saur-
day, at u O'Clock, at CALVERT HALL,
Places where tickets may be Oblajned-N. HiCk-
maA's; J. Roblns0n's; Z Lucas; Gushing Il Brother,
and at the door.
TERMS. Single ticket So
Gentleman and lady
Additional members of same family, each ,
Admission for single evening soc
IJa.After the present week, the price of tickets
will be reduced, week by week, as the course ad-
vanCGS. iG2o'%'
MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION.
IRE institute will meet at ) O'Clock, +. M, on SA-
TURDAY, Dist inst, at the Rooms of Mr.. DAsnlELL,
Light street when the dscu 'sioA on Construction ia
Arithmetic" will be continued. This will he fol.
lowed by a discussion on obstruction in Greek"
which viii be opened by Rev. J. Il, Dathiell'
" X. CONNOLLf, Rec Sec
yTg- The MANAGERS DRAWING or YES1ER-
DAYS LOTTERY, notices the sale BY of the
capital prize of 10000.
TODAY! TODAY!
Capital Fries $40 coo, 40CO, 600, 10 of $1,000, &c
Tickets only Sl0O
package containing 81 tickets, and that can draw
elS0O we will sell at our lucky office for the mode
tatG sum Of 9l4
it EMORY & Co, opposite Banums.
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SOMEBODY Hit. The Massachusetts, Dew
Drop says that the Directors of the Fall River
Railroad have decided by vote, that no
ardent spirits shall be transported over their
road. 1t will not do for them to convey some
such men as we have seen in this vicinity.
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PROFESSOR MAFFir's RELIGGoN. This gen.
tleman in accepting an invitation to lecture in
Oswego, said:"I am Methodist Christian, but
my religion is not confined, nor intoler ant, nor
blgoted. II is as free as air, and as sweet as
Heayenn
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Id another supply OF this celebrated Water pr
sale by JOHN M. LAROQUE
Chemist & Druggist
Sole Agent for Baltimore. Md.
The public are respectfully informed thar The fo,
lowing named persons are the only recognized asests
for the sale Of the genuine Broccher Water in their
respective cities, viz: " ''s"
DR.. Montreal, Canada.
M. TIrvAHR & CO.-BufTalo, N Y,
JoHs N. LAROQUR-Baltimore Md
WILsoH SrARBIRp SxlrH-Louisville, XIV.
NJ. LAvEsERs-Pharnaceu New Orleans.
States OF America and WestIndies, Seis-StaWswe "
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PAINFUL DEATH OF PROFESSOR GoppARD.
We learn by slip from tho Providen CO Trans
cript, that VIM. G. Goddard, Esq, member
of the Rhode Island Legislature, was acciden-
tally choked to death while at dinner on Mon
day. He was for many years the Professor of
Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres in Brown Uni
Versity,
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TIE LATE Snow STORM At Somervile
n, J., The storm was so severe that the church
es were not open during the day. The New
Jersey members of the Legislature who left
Trenton on Saturday, to visit their families,
could not get back in season on Monday
The railroad between New Bedford and Taun-
ton was greatly INSTRUCTED. About 100 men
were employed from 2 o'clock until | | O'Clock
Oh Monday morning in clearing the track
Tie Utica Gazette says that the snow is three
iact os The level, in Tint ycinity,.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

IS?-The highest market price will be given for
likely young NEGROES, that are slaves for life. APP
ply at iIabbersett's Washington Hotel, Pratt street
a few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scrher is permanently located. All communications
will be promptly attended to.
fed I'm William HAkkER.
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0y-A fresh supply Of Doctor ]. i. ROSES NE
DiCINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &C., Just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup Prophylactc Syrup, Liniments, Tonic Pills, &c.
with a treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market SITS,
no43m Baltimore, Nd.
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VI OPTEkY TICK cts FOR % CENTS
IA On every SATURDAY the % cent lottery will
be drawn. Capital prizes as follows:
LIST Capital Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
ID do do do 1000 is 1000
.... Sd do do do 600 is 500
4lh do do do 800 is 300
&c. &c. SC
{65- Single tickets only 25 cents.
EMORY Il CO., the well known and popular lot
terry firm, opposite Barnum's, will sell during the
week and on Saturday, until Ocl ,ck in the after
noon, tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
"a package may contain the four highest przes) for
the trfing sum of SO so.
All persons, whether at home or abroad, who may
wish cketsi the above or any other lotteries will
PLEASE be careful TO direct their orders to the old
tablished house of ......,.
EMORY & CO., Calvert street,
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-20

PHILADELPHIA EAGLE, We are in the re-
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nal, which would be a great acquisition to us
could we get it regularly every night, instead
Of the following afternoon, as is generally the