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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-11
Bo.NNETSt RIB.7NDS!l URrgTus .
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we snail receive, na few days. very extensive ,s,
s,,.ncn, OF new aud beautiful lashonable RoNNETS
ifoIEs and FLATS. Tor LAp,r. and n,ssr. A.. -
S Sn ana beautiful style RiBANDs. WRFATuS''
% We shall sell Bonnols rt,m N Of. AL.
'"a' lhey can be purchased Tor IN This mnrks,
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So 20 rs ana SggOES.
E.g.si 81 ROBERTS

HEsi * ROBERTS
{ hFFERs for sale in STORE and AFLoAT,
~ quo bbls good and common Whiskev,
luo :" old Rye and Reclied do Ca part
extra fine quaty)
Oh g prime old Apple Brandy
Az hbls. aud hhds n. r. Rum good quality.
20 - good Baltimore Gin,
% half pipes and bbis Limitation French Bran,
W.. dy, medium qualify,
y I'm general stock of pure old Copnac and other
n'1naies' old Madeira Wne &r. &c, 10 ,chieL we in.
we me attention Of The trade
March l6 hopEhi 10.
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TOR CYTEDREry.

very large assortment Of new style goods fr Misc,
LP" coy soo pans have been spared 10 oct ne,, and
,"','"l soooS Tor The cHlLpREN-aad We Thank ",
worked INFANT ROBES 'e'o
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.TEEECEE.E.g'E' Y.EsEDYS.

w NJ. & J. Q a Z. ET,
GN GUILD respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch,
W burg, and the public, thai they have associated
Themselves together and taken the large brick building
immediately opposite John lIolins where they intenp
to ON the
T.fILDkE.s'G, BEsA.V'ES3,
in all lis branches. They have on hand and will
constantly keep. beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS
CASSlMERES, NESTlNGS, and in fact every hnp
suitable for Ge"emen's wear, which they will make
up to order IN the most fashionable styles, handsome fits
and warranted workmanship.
Nevery respectfully invite the Gentlemen of Lynch
burg and the surrounding country owe "A raii.
WIN, * JOHN Oakley.
Novl3 IL
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WAa'SsgE'S FERRY,

" IAVTNSsE = d II kt
"a VIE UNDERSIGNED are npw opening, at ihs
VI house lately occupied by ID. L. Baly. general
assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, Sc, Sc,
winch they purchased exclusively for ca,f AID which
they offer for CASH, Barter, ur 10 puncual customers
short time.
As we desire 10 do active business we assure the
LADIES' and Gentlemen Of the mel. hbprheol. that our
pr Is are o"er Than al any other county Sore which
assertion they VIII ad verified they vi honr Us with
n call
Family b con n Lard on hand
Il. & F. DRUMMOND.
Apr 9 wCv
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oLoiiiS, CASSlMERES AND NESTINGS. ave.
~ large asSortmtnl-among which viii be f5usd
several pieces oi B"lley's best Chlhs, and will l.,
sold much be0w the usual ptlc4s b,v,na an No..
stock ui these gueds
! piece Dfap de Eta, silk warp--a splendid arti
'!ee Tor Summer cnals and mais.
piece six Warp Cashmarplt. for elerpymeo
Is useless 10 SPEAK Of the afe,e ii praises il
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Ga CONSIGNMENT.

az BALES Monticello No. OZNABURGS.
1 - very suprriof aniele-noae be,fer. and rergtee
as goqd. MCDANIEL ( McC0RALE.
Assoc bushels Died Apples.
Jan. II Is
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Spring and summer Goods.
EO.gEsEE.E.VE 81 EgGTsEHg.S

fE'AkE pleasure in announcing To their friends an
The public, that they have received their SprIu
and Summer supuly If
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EvalV'S
FEEe.9'ESEEg.YG STORE.
EEUferhouse, Ey'RiHomorc s.. 10,

I ANINGNmosed 10 the Store on, door below ID
X. Lyman's DRUG Store, receiving n large
aud choice selection OF Clnhng and Furnishing Goods
suitable inr Spnng and sunmcf wear, and will offer
great Inducements 10 gentlemen wishing To purchase
cnmpfsItg, VIZ
CO.1TS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12
TENRE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Ia M. InE rHESNIIrp


between Third and Fourth, Philad
This popular and central Hotel, established by The
messrs' Sanderson, having passed into the hands OF
e subscriber, ne desires to inform his friends and
me public, that it is now open for the reception OF
guests 10 those who have visited "The Franklin
rouse" Its advantages desirable stoppnq place
are well known, 10 those who have moi, il will be
only necessary to state that it is situated in the bu
sest part OF the most fashionable street, in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post Office Banks
custom House, Places Of Amusement, Hotels, Steam
Beat Landings, Rail Road Depots, Public Squares,
Court House, sc. sc.
Since the change of pr0prietors, large amount of
money has been expended in enargng, re fitting re-
furnishing and painting. Among the numerous i'm
provements, may be mentioned Improved Entrances,
New Ladies' Ordinary, a New Gentlemen's Dining
Saloon, New Parlors, New Chambers, New Kitchen,
and New Bar ROom-besides many other minor i'm
pr0vemens.
The principal feature of first rate Hotel-"The
Table and Wine Cellar" will be under the manage
ment of Mr.. JAMES M. SANDERSON, one of the
former proprietors, whose ambition to excel as A
Caterer is we'll known. His widely celebrated Cook
"PELLETIER," aided by experienced assistants will
still continue TO be right hand man.
The Office and Books will be under the charge of
Mr.. GEORGE P. BURNHAM,
late the able Editor of the '.Day Ohio Union,n of
Cincinnati and more recently of Boston. In short,
great exertons have been made, and hereafter will
not be spared, to render ''THE FRANKLIN" one
OF the very first Hotels for comfort convenience and
gooa ilvlns; ID. X. MINOR.
fhliadtlphia, July, 1916. al2-eOtA26r
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A MERICAN nEpnr
OF MEDICINAL PREPARATION
2SI MApSIl HaDK MY {,

~ "bbiS1NHIJ hET hhh IONSH
asa MARSH MARKET SPE
J. TOY 4 co. beg leave 10 inform the cit I
Baltimore, that they have opened Store at tn I
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted
ClNAL PREPARATIONS where they will bt|
to wait upon those who are so unfortunate Il
IN anywiSe afflicted, ard who may want any
in their line.
Or. NJ. X. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC 81
FLUID, SC, for the cure of Rheumatism Neil
and all other Nervous diseases. If these BanI
are not found TO be superior to any others in al
money will be refunded
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restorirI
beaulitying the human hair-warranted TO be
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing mol
We ask for it ONLY one tial-satisfied that II
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will
forwards do without it,
:. W3- For sale at the General Agency, No. 2es
Market Space; and also at w. G. Gekler's Cor
Fancy Store, 81 Baltimore street, near Cav
Smiths Periodical Agency, No sun Buildir
Wiseman's Drug Stole, corner Baltimore an,
streets; T. L. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. II
street; II. Slater's Fancy Store, No. 203 Broa
Fell's Point. ivS3
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HoNoRs TO THE BRAVE. Capt. E. S. Haw-
kins, 7th Regiment U. S. Infantry, is to have
a sword and epauletts presented to him at Cas-
tie Garden, 18th inst, by the LIST and I'd Regi-
ment U. S. Volunteers of New York, and the
people of that city, for his gallant defence of
Fort Brown. Lieut. Charles F. Morris is to
have sword presented to him on the same &C.
casion, for his gallant conduct in the battles of
Slh and 9th May.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

LATER FROM SANTA FE-The Var EGcite-
oIent. The St, Louis Reveile has been favor
ed by Mr.. Folger a member of Bents compa-
ny, with the perusal of two letters he has Just
received from Fort William, on the Arkansas.
A number of Americans from Santa Fe and
Taos had arrived at the fort. We subjon the
following extract from MIR, Hempstead's letter;
FoRr WILLIAM, ARKs. RIVER
July 5th, 1916.
On the Sd inst. Messrs. Geo. Bent, Boggs
BLAIR, Hatcher, Fisher, Eastes and other Anne
rjcans arrived at this place from Taos and San
ia Fe The news CT the declaration Of war
created considerable excitement in Taos and
Santa Fe, and it required all the stratagem
that Garman, aided by Geo. P Doan, could
invent to get out of the latter place;-he was
twice oVerhauled and examined, but finally et-
fected his escape. Armijo, the Governor, is
much frightened, but nevertheless, has given
orders TO the AlCaldes to have everything in
readiness to give warlike reception to the
troops 1t Is, however, thought by the wise
ones in Santa F'e, that on the arrival of the
troops, it flag is sent giving assurance of res
pect for persons and property, the country to
the Rio del Norte would be given up without
Struggle II Is my opinion the foreigners Will
be plundered of their property and taken pri-
soners, and as many of the Mexicans as can
will fall back to the interior with their booty.
1t will be too much to expect that the property
OF American traders will escape them.
L. L. Hampstead.
Another letter from Taos states that the sud-
den departure Of the Americans, on hearing the
news Of war, was not looked upon with much
pleasure by the Mexicans, and the Alcalde ask
ed for troops 10 assist him in bringing them
back. No effort, however, to carry out bis re-
quest was manifested by the authorities. TIE
Americans met on the Poynal, an old French
man, named Beaubien, citizen of Taos, who
had volunteered his services as a spy to recon-
noitre the approaching American forces.
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PHILADELPHIA, Monday evening, Aug. lot

PHILADELPHIA, Monday evening, Aug 10TH
Coton-We hear ofno changes in the market Flour
still quiet and sales of about 600 bbls reported,
chiefly good brands, at "a 25; small sales ofod stock
are making at SO s7b. Wheat dull; three cargoes
afiost were offered, and prime Penn'a red sold
at SIC. Com-Good Southern yellow sold at 56e.-
Oats are down. and for new Southern 25c. could only
be obtained, inferior sold at 23ic. Whiskey-Fur-
ther sales al 22I cents in bbls,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

The CANADIAN PEDESTRIAN. Mr.. Eaton
has walked the first five hundred miles, conclu-
ding the halfof his task on the 5th inst, at a
O'Clock The last mile occupied &c minutes
lie came in quite fresh, and received three
hearty cheers from large number of specta-
tors: this seemed to please him much. After
taking half tumber of porter, he stretched
himself upon his coat, and said he would not
allow himself to get too much excited"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

J. Fl. GREEN, THE REFo GAMBLER
Mr.. Green is at Pittsburg, Pa, ecturing upon
the subject of gambling, and exhibiting the
tricks Of the fraternity. He is said to have pro-
duced a cons iderab!e impression in the place
by his eXpositons, and is resolved to go ahead
in his endeavors to suppress gambling. 1t is
surprising to US, that any man who has listened
to Mr.. Green's lectures and been made &C
quainted with the fact, that cards are marked
by the manufacturer for the express use Of gam
bers, can ever play another card for money;
and yet we are told, that many private gam
bling houses are kept in this city, and that they
are much frequented. To resort to the gaming
table under such circumstances, is to consent TO
be cheated with the eyes open. 1t is perni-
cious and destructive practice; and the sale of
playing cards should either be totally prohibited
by law, or all such cards should be required to
be stamped with the same block, so as to pre-
vent manufacturers from afiiXing their marks
to enable the gamblers TO defraud their victims
We wish Mr.. Green success in his Iaudable en-
deavors, as we know that his statements in re-
spect to the marks Oil cards are correct, having
examined them ourselves, and had the marks
pointed out and explained to US.
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fReported for the American Republican

Dill 1IHVltE NUgusE
Cattle. There was full supply of Beef Cattle
at the scales yesterday and the stock generally fair
but the demand was less active and prices lower
Ot600 head offered, 70 driven to other markets
and 437 sold to the city butchers at prices ranging
from LIS TO So rs per 100 lbs. the hoof equal 10
So 50d$5 % net Live Hogs are scarce and are sell.
ing at S5.50aS5.62t.
Flour. The Flour market is inactive. We note
small sales of Howard ST. fresh ground at S4.l2t and
of June inspections at 81. Receipt price unsettled.
City Mills is held at $4.25, and Susuuehanna at
S4.l25, without sales of moment. We quote Rye
Flour at SO l24.
Grain. Receipts ofWheatlarge, but prime quail
ties scarce. We quote sales Of white Wheat for
family Flour, at l0jlll5c; good TO pine red at 75a
&c., ordinary good at 70a75c, and Inferior and com
mon 55a65c. Sales of Corn at 50a52c for white, and
53a5ie for yellow.
Whiskey. Sales of hhds, at 22Ic, and bbls at
234, and demand dull.
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90 MILITIA. Extract Of an acI of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed at the December ses-
sion, 1887, chapter $40:
Sec. Z find be enacted, That all Certificates of
Membership, issued 10 uniformed and active mem
bers OF volunteer company, as aforesaid, shall spe
city that said member is u uniformed and active mem
Der, but every such company may, nevertheless, re-
ceve honorary members, who, on the payment of
not less than Five Dollars in advance for the of
the Company, shall be entitled to a certificate of no
norary membership, 10 be issued in like manner, and
limited for the like period the certificates of uni
formed and active members, and said honorary mem
bers SHALL for the time limited in their certificates
be exempt from Mi itia duty only, except that they
shall be liable to duty i'll said Company in case of
invasion.
INDEPENDENT GREYS, FLANK { oMPANY, SD
Regiment, NJ. VIM, are now prepared TO issue Ger
lifcates, for honorary membership, TO persons who
are DESTROYS of being exempted from Militia duty, as
per Act, passed by the General Assembly of Mary
land, as above. Application to be made to the Off
GERS, OF any member Of the company. al2-3l
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a L. IA a N A @.
FBNO CURE TOoTHACH

- ,c,,r ,,.,.- NIFU Z hFNF y HEN
W- THE TOOTHACH is always cured
m m ne by an application of WHEELER'S TIE
ed frem all delay; Soreness of the Gums win
ed; Soitness of the Gums will be cured: ali
OF the Gums will be effcctually STONED.
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always Kent !
and in the best OF health by its use. Sold bvF
J. NJ, HAiG, No. 1873 Baltimore stu
je31-iy above South, opposite Clinner
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u7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak1
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which Is COM
dtete at his Old Established Store, Water-st, I'd deof
from Calvert ape
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NEW YORK, Monday, P. NJ. Nothing OF conse-
auence has been done day in the way of business,
the forei N news by the Western does not appear 10
have been dgesed. No cotton sold. Shippers OF
-four offer al only while h )ders show no disposition
to sell for less than S4.l2t for Genessee.
Western Corn is selling at 52a53 cts; and prime
Western at so cts.
Stocks were more firm with limited prices
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

THE STORM ON FRIDAY LAST. During the
thunder gust on Friday last, whilst the light
ming was most vivid and in quick succession, a
gentleman of this city went into his yard to
adjust the spout to rain tub. On touching
the spout he received considerable shock
Not liking the operation, he resolved to wait a
while before repeating his attempt. On making
the second effort, the instant he touched the
spout he was nearly thrown eff his feet so Sc
we're was the shock which he received. The
house was not struck by lightning. He at
tributes the shocks which he received to the
fact that on one of the fingers of the hand with
which he touched the spout he wore a galvanic
ring, whilst he held in the other an umbrella
He desires to know whether his suggestion is
correct, and how the spout became charged
with electricity whilst the house was untouched
If any of our readers feel disposed to offer their
suggestions, they shall be heard with pleasure.
DECLINED RECEPTION. Mr.. Dallas has
declined public reception from his friends in
Philadelphia.
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OF THE RIO GRANDE,

-, -, = THIS DAY RECEIVED,
vices of Gen. TAYLOR, including a graphic sketch
Of MS brilliant defence of Fort Harson the Battle
OF Okee' Chobe, Palo Alto, and Resaca de la Palma
WIN numerous lllustratiOns-to which is added
sketches OF the Officers who have fallen in the late
contest, with portrait Of May, sc. 25 cents.
Also, FANNY The Little Mlner; or The Rich and
lhe POOR This beautiful illustrated Book comes to
US highly recommended by those competent TO Judge,
as one from which the best and most indelibIe i'm
prcssIons may be derived, and is well worth the time
required for its perusal. Price 375 cts
Lucy Morley; or the Young Ofcer, n tale of the
Ie&an Revolution, replete with interest and enter
lalnment, with engravmgs-25 cts For sale by
WILLIAM TAYLOR X co,
4, 5 aud Jarvis, Building
p, W3- Another supply Of Mrs, Ellis Temper and
Temperament, in rich binding-5O cts. ali 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

NEW LOT OF STRAAS BREASTPINS, the
" best Imitation of Diamond yet discovered, the
real Paris invention-Just received and for sale by
GABhIEL ID. CLARK, at his Jewelry store. Water
street, second door from Calvert, where Breastpln
may be purchased Tor 81 to a. to look well as the
Diamond, which cost from SO to 500. iy4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

On the 9Th IL st. ADNER KEY, in his 10th year
On the 10th inst. DAVID SPRIGGs, in his 10th
On the 9TH inst MARY II, WILSON, aged Sc n
consort of Samuel Wilson, and daughter of thl
Major Gatchel.
Oh me alst ult MARY ANN, in the 9th year OIL
age, daughter of Jesse e and Mary Ann Morrisj
Al Washington, 10Th inst. Mrs PRUDENCE Al
aged 80 years.
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M AR RIEIO

On the I'd inst, by Rev, Mr.. Mills, JOHN T, V
rEMoRE to Miss ANN CARE, all of this CITY,
On the I'd alt by Rev. Mr.. Nadal, Jos. Tw,
to Miss HENRIETTA Phillips.
Al Northampton, Va. 4th instant by the Rev.
UfoTd, Lieut.. THOMAS l.. RIEGGoLD, u. s. An
Miss SUSAN P B., only daughter of the Hon. A
Upshur, deceased.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

ARMORY INDEPENDENT LIT. DRAGOONS,
BALTIMORE, August 10, 1876.
dF-ATTENTION! A special meeti of the
Troop will be held at Military Hall, Gay street on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at half
past O'Clock, P NJ. Business Of importance will be
laid before the company. By order,
all-2t LEWIS REPPART, Sec'y.
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EXCURSION TO BEAR CREEK. The steamer Osiris,
will leave Patterson strees wharf y O'Clock to NOR
row morning on an excursion TO Bear Creek. On the
passage down Silver Cup will be presented to Capt.
Turner, which was prepared by the pupils of Female
Public School No 3, previous TO their last May fest-
val. Good music will be on board.
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IARlNELIST-PORT OF BALTiMOI
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1886.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooMBooE
CLEARED,
Brig frances Amy, Gunby, New Orleans,
Henderson g. Co,
ARRIVED

ARRlNED.
Brig Glamorgan, Focke, fiom Kingston, Jam.
ult ballast, old ifon copper, brass. specie &c. n
balque Plato, Holmes, from Philadelphia discg; !
Adams Gray, 8oyce, i'm Georgetown, D. G. arr, I'd
schT VelascO, Tow, from New York. for N OrleaEsS
days, Barque T. O. Brown, Horton, and sch Tioy
Collins for Cuba, sailed l7Ih. Passed 2Sth off Nil
OLAF Mole, an Anne lean barque with painted DO
standing 10 the s. w. Passengers Mrs. HaniIl
and servant, Messrs. Boxer, Mcdonald and RamI
OF Jamaica. The GlamoTgaA brings missing lett
mail from the Pacific, that had, through mistal
been sent to England, The Glamorgan comes ID
Cohen.
MEMORANDA.
Ships Powhatian, Hayden, for Baltimore sail
from Liverpool Goth ult; and Sea, Freeman, for M
York, do. 23d.
Ships Scotia, Leslie, and Alexander, Leeds,
baltimore; and Isabella, Briggs, for New York Wd
loading at Liverpoolz25th ult.
Ship Hermann, Welsh, from London for Rat
sailed from Deal Goth ult.
snip Herald, Pullen, from Amsterdam for Bal
more, was off Dungeness 18th ult. with loss of anch
and chain.
Bremen ship Copernicus, Ahrens feIdt, from Rail-
arrived at Bremen Goth ult.
Ship Washington, Mattson, for New York, sail
from Cuxhaven 10th ut.
Ship Chesapeake, Clarke, (of Baltmore0 fro
Havre tor New York, exchanged colors 9Th inst M
p. m in lat al 80, Ion 81 w with steamer Gre
Western.
Barque Catharne, Phillips, from Brazos santag
ana Dtlg kirkwoed, Haynie, from Baltimore, arrive
al New Orleans I'd inst.
Brig Harp, Gator, from Baltimore for Rio de Janeir
was spoken 18th inst lat Sc, lon 1874 hours out fro,
the Capes
schr Amelia, Smith, for Baltimore, cleared at Ne,
York 9th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

Mr.. JoHNsoN's SPEECH. We are indebted
to the Hon R. johnson, for pamphlet copy
of the Ysfggsable and eloquent speech on the
Tariff, who'll he delivered in the Senate on the
25th of July.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

EVENING STAR. This is the title of new
daily evening penny paper, just started in
Philadelphia. 1t has very neat appearance,
and promises to shine forth with considerable
brlliancy. In politics it will be Wing,
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING RIO
For craftsmanship Roscoe, 18th inst.
For premiership Elm rald, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Caspar, 18th inst.
For HaVanha-ship Rebecca, with despatch.
For Rio de JaneirO-Barque Il H. Douglass,
instant.
For Bremen-Barque Franziska, 18th inst
For Bremen-BarQue Bessel, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Phoenix, few days. \,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-12

O. SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South, say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9th
el Route. See advertisement. ie26.d
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FOR THE GREAT CAMP MEETING

HON AHh GfEAT CAMP MEETING
AT DEALS ISLAND.
- S$IyT The large and Commodous Steam
6Sg;hstt f33kAzsa boat POCAHONTAS, Captain John
2.af1ssF'iaakt& hongshead will leave Light street
wharf on SATURDAY NIGHT the 18th August, At
O'Clock, and will arrive at the Camp earl the next
NOTWITHSTANDING, will leave at O'Clock on sun
Gay afternoon, and arrive in the city by sunrise on
the next morning
&c This W i'll be delightful trip, affording fine
chahee TO ENJOY the sea breeze aud to attend this
Great Camp Meeting.
N3"Tickets $l-to be had at the office No. s
Light St wharf. and at Collins Hotel, Fel's Point.
R-MeaIs 25 cents each. The boat will stop at
the County wharf going and returning al2-4t