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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

~ The New York correspondent Of the National H.
tshgsneef furnishes 10 that PsPer rather piece Of
Pol'nea history He shows. BY reference names and
dates, ihst the TammaDy Society," political organization
welding Tremendous influence 10 New York and Bou
susysd on tbs LoeofOco side Of the house. wss orig II
instituted BY TIE Feders' and long under the con
uol Of mat parry, While organsd under that nov discard
ed appssuon. il is certainly not remarkable therefore
shat Tammauy Hall The head quarters Of Locofoeo
ism. party Of which Mr.. Tsney and M Buchanan are
leaders, must naturally stsot 10 ise ts former di.ei,ss
Hnd followers Of those distinguished and Influential FEEDER
as-ospooialy whom b i nov advocating the principles
snd measures which the Fodess sought vain etisb-
lion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

ar The New York Express ask, "what would the
vofssyh could prove thst the most popular tale ever
written BY Amenean autbOr--a tale full a. II is custo-
may saY, Of ie pecunnhss Of the authors stye-was
plsgiarifsd from musy collection Of Spanish tales T.
Wodo notknow vhs' tho world might say We DO know
0'y'he EEP'oss) That we can make saying good"
SPEAK out then, and diyes tho ackdsw Of BIZ, peacock
plumage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

LATER FRoN MoSRovA.-By the arrival of the b,rou,
Chatham from MonroVia. at York. the Tribune has
files OF the African Luminsry for Apn May, and June
Gov Kusswurn, in company with Interpreter and as
sistants left Cape Psmss about 18th February for
the eeward, and returned the Goth The object of the
expedition was 10 purchase county from the ma
tSes and form treaties Of alliance Satisfactory arrange
mens made with all the on the coast between
the country heretofore purchased below Cape PaImas bv
the Maryland Colonization Society and Taboo which il
distant about sixty miles They met with kind
everywhere and returned highly Rafed with the success
Of their enterprise.
The Catholic Missionary establishment n, Cane P,Im,s
has been purchased by Society formed in France 10
pagae the gospel in Africa. French war gate had ar
rived with priest.
James Brown, commissioner Of Monrova has succeeded
well IN purchasing new territory He has purchased nm
wards OF 30 or ~ miles Of the coast commencn1 from
Little Cess, KIoo Country. Ths rays the Luinary bs,
long been de'ideraium with every Lbeian Mr. Browns
purchase viii include different points Of the coast
number OF these points have been aud yet
Palm Oil marts
Another accession made to the Colony BY the arriv,
Of % emgrants in the bark Rohschd They smiled from
New Orleans January 25th, and arrived there on Sunday
March 18th, all well. ~
On the goth, the FIRST cutter Of the o. States ship Marion
WIN II men on board on attempting TO the Mesufa.
do bar upset. MidshPman ]. r. Bartlett and seaman
Johnson drowned. The rest were saved from a wa
terry by tho quick movement Of the b,As from Tho
SHIP Some 81 the men had been quite III since their
Oef'. SD'P''t PHoA W the bIuuorOn on tho
coast, barely escaped being drowned The season had
been exceedingly dry, and the bes, almost nsuferabe
The Luminary June 10Th says: "Roy. J. %. Benbam il.
very slowly recovering from late severe attack Of
shIer Benham now sick. W. b. Hoy still quite feeble
not having fully recovered from very serious
Sister Hoyrs health continues poor Sister Wkins and
| others, 80 far as heard from quite well.n
The Lumnsry Of June 10Th, says-"Nsver have wa
known supplies TO have been opportunity received by
any community than those brought by the baraue Cha
iham which arrived at this port after passage Of IS DAYS
from New York, the 9th inst The hungry time had
set M and many Of tho people were anticipating actual want
aud suffering.
ut supposed that shout 300 Of tho Congoes from the
Pons, have taken 10 the bush unwilling TO submit TO 70.
suans OF civilizations These have committed sad depfe-
dauons and hsye thus increased tho distress"
The missonanes give IN the Luminary very favorable
accounts Of their lsbors,
The U. s. Boxer would sail for Port Prays June 25th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
A SAMPLE or The WAR ExpENsEs.

GoNrnssEsr SroEEs.-Ths steamer Archer will leave
here to-day The Sst Tor Fort Lsyenworh with 800
rss OF and sacks Of -four for tho uss OF the army
In the expedition ss.nst Santa re. The pork was pur.
chased CIV per barrel and the -four. At 81 90 per
red TO Fort for per barrel and the -four
37} cents per sack. The transportation Of barrel Of
pork iton Fort Leavenworth 10 Benrs Fort will be about
Ss and the prime transportation to santa 70 will
make each cod every barrel the Government ass:
at this rate the 300 will Si5.900. Al the same
OF sack OF -four will cost in Santa Fe
SIS TO- the twelve hundred s22 4<O making the total cos,
Of about as tons OF provisions SIS 3t0about enough to
ration an army OF 900 90 days. And by tho came
rule il will 500 per day furnish 900 men
In and bread alone what would IL cost to furnish all
the other neeessares which soldiers and Obliged
have during the time Of war-and what will 90 900 men
consume and destroyf Al the the sum would
be snormous.-Sf. Loais Nse Era
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
Professor McGuffey.

We copy in another column brief notice, from the
Lynchburg yrginan, OF the Lectures delivered that
place by Prof MeGuey OF the University, the subject
of Popular Education. We grad6ed to be able to
say that the OF Richmond will have oppOru.
nifty Of hearing this distinguished gentleman Friday
evening next,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

ID ii. TAYLOR has just received large sup
ply OF superior Musical Instruments, among nsy
be found the fon5wing-
Poste Homes, valves latest approved pattern
Comets, valves, in very superior
Bugles, copper fat d
Trombones, bass ami tenor, est French
Plain Cavalry Trumrets
Keyed Trumpets, with crook
Superior spa ni-h Guitar strings
Do. do. Violin do.
Superior Music PAPER
Violin Bows Use Is
Superior French Aeeordeons n, Mu-.
hetronoms, beat quality time
Martins superior DE Conf GUITAR
Ftuts from 81 ESQ
Instruction Books D nj instr
Aso-s large bars OF and "a ,honabe Muse.
p Al Of the alto. Of the n, ma
fas and ~orkmanshp and will be sold prices
p. n. TAYLoRs
Piano WaTeroom and Music Saloon.
au 10 100 Main opposite the Banks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

u Mr. Pieksns, Of South Carolina Is 10 Washington
Il is whispered that he all unwilling to ac-
csPt'hs Embassy England. HIS assault upon Mr.
CanOuns course on the Mexican question supposed
have been preparatory 10 this communication
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
North Carolina Election.

We have only heard from the county OF New Hauo-
ver-in which the Locofoco ticket is usual success
full, but by majority diminished nearly hundred.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
Biblc sociciY af Yn

regular Monthly Meeting Of tho Managers Of the
Bible Society OF Virginia will DO held in the vc.,ry Room
OF ST. rsu' Church on Tuesday next II ns (beinx tho
second Tuesday In the month"; at a o'clock, p. NJ.
VIM. WILLIAMS. Rec. see'y.
ErTf BOXES ORANGES AT AUCTioN.-Wo
invite the attention Of dealer. to our sal. of orsnges
just from N. York. auction this morning a, 10 .l
au ~ lNLOES & BROTHER Aue,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
The Cnn,nairn.

II stated that Gen. Taylor has written the War De-
partner, that will be impossible make the contemplated
general towards the city Of Mexico before the
tot oetObe-ihus vindeahng General SCOTS sagaeity
and rebuking the who eensared his hardness
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

" Senator ssmps. Of Illinois, rumof says, is to be sp
pointed Governor Of Oregon. Is that his Reward" FOR
suffering himself to be dragged from the by the Exc
cuve iosSe eOifGtUS, when he sndeavorng to alb
seoud from Washington, order TO avoid a vote on the
TanH bill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

CAAHET.-3s Eases Clsrs Wine, a good article ~ sore
- ani tof "hb aui0 WILLIAMS a HAXALL
MUTTON HAUs.-Io uerees Mutton IIsm ms PRONOUNCED
w ~ doe who have td equal n not superior 10 Ven
ON, ior sls BY ~ 10 WILLIAMS HAxALL.
BOHTEH-London Potter, in p.ns ssd qusr q superior
u quail ", fof saie BY
auto WILLIAMS BAXALL
COFFEB.-2OOO bags Rio and Laguyp COT.
~ zoe, q prime quality fof ssis ~
auio DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
,& ENOR NORFOLK The schr ROBERT
- HENRY Cspt Davit. hiving a portion Of her ssrfo
engage viii have Dispatch For balance II 100 bbs
apply RANKIN, WnTJoCK 4 RoYsTER
a. 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
NOTICES

ar Tho Rev. DIR. McGnifcy Of the Uai1sisiy
Of Virginia will dsAvef Lecture the suboc, OF Popu
a EDUCATION on next FHpAr Esrsise tsnd not on Tues.
asy' was expee'ed) in tho lat Presbyterian Church. at
81 O'Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
C.nAneo. Mr,loo. Iulr NJ. ls4s-

q,
The companies OF the 9TH Infantry now here are "E
*" az" and 81" The entire force Of reRu
lars composing the advance guard Of the army this side
Reynoss between $50 and 800 bu, to this force mus,
be added MeCulochs Rangers, upwards OF TO- making
iofes OF between and 400 IN ALL The reguars are en-
camPed IN the houses around the PaZa the Rangers
the falling roofs of deserted aeaes higher up the
river The Mexicans here much more friendly thsa
those at Reynosa. aGd reconced the Appearance
OF the Americans among them.
lhey are hourly expecting steamboats, this place
with additional provisions forage and military stores Tbs
army, or at least division Of It, will move from th,
point towards Montcry, distant $50 miles In the mean
time 1t Is thought that scouting Of Rangers may be
seat up IN the neghborhood OF Meir and other towns on
the ve aud If they do will give you full particulars Of
het aS'ehiHres- G.. w. h.
rs heard II stated day since that Gen Aris
had sent courier To Gen. Taylor requesting that
might be cent on to bis hacienda Monery Ia take him
prisoner According to the story. Gen A. is under strict
"Aen aud cannot move without having the eyes some
the Government emissares upon him. give this st.Ty
precisey as heard II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

TuE RAron srRor Mass ToAsr-Henry Smith. the
RaIor Srop Man, attended public dinner held NJ Char
o,tesvie. Va. on the si,t Of February day before
the anniversary Of wsshingons birthday. and gave tho
following toast:
"To morrow, the best day in the week. the birth day OF
Washington, man truly great, that only regre, .
that there not Jep left Of tie same sort"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
MARRIED.

A. Beverly, The seat Of John o. Dennis Esq on the ID
instant BY the Rev John Crosdsls LirrLErou Eus va
d Aeeomao Co, We, 70 ELnlBETn UFsHuR dsurbtsr Of
the late Litneton Dennis Of Somerset Co. Nd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
Freight,
San

Now TO meet this Plstou coal in the Eastern markets
and If not in New York, there be reduction Of wa
ges among the miners Of Virginia. Maryland and Pennsy
vanla.
Richmond coal sells the wharf there from 6 {, 90
cents per bushe SO bushels, Is cents will cost SO 49,
add freight at cents the chaldron costs IN New York
IS 81. OF course, orders future delivery will now
60 from the North to Richmond that price
"But Pctou coal be mined and delivered on board
ship at $50 cents, certainly IFS per ton-wheh
will reduce the price Pctou coal IN the Eastern and
Northern States TO about 81 per ton"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

American, stikngy illustrates by the following remarks
OF the injurious tendencies OF the Tariff upon the
mining interest,"
"WASHINsroS, August 3 1876.
In order shew what spirii OF democratic equality
and toleraton what extent and in what direction
lies the much protested abhorenee OF monopoles which
opponents have been accustomed indulge in and
concerning which have heard much in connection
with the Tariff bill which has Just become the law of the
land will take the liberty cite fact among the ma
nv thousands that be quoted proving operation
against domestic labor and calculated TO protect oregu
capitalists The Petou and Sidney coal mines in Nova
Scotia owned by the Duke OF York-he labor en-
poyed in working them chiefly imported and consider
the eheapness OF its price, in comparison with the
gee OF miners and other advantages this coal
could formerly the Boston aud markets Al an
advantage OF about 81 50 in the ton Under the act Of
1912, duty of 81 IS per ton imposed which ena-
bled the American article compete with the foreign
while gave employment thousands and by the effect
OF competition has reduced the Pree nearly hall IN
years.
The duty 30 per ad ralorem under the presen,
bill, and the difference income the Duke Of York in
consequence Of its passage, will be the Of
year, and that too, the estimate am cr,diby in
formed Of Mr. Mckay, Chairman OF the Ways and Means
Here then in single article, and one nze indIy-
dual Duke OF the realm, there Discrimination Of half
a million per annGm. Does any Of common sense
desire know upon what class this inary fall or "a
ther does every body know that this ensro-s p-,t
much deducted rom the hard labor Of our tnz MI
ne-thatt deprses their wives and children Of many
Of the Of LIFE and drives them 10 the narr5
est means of subsi.tencel Wat other name = - ,D5ro
pirate the British Ball which dserinaa,e.
against American industry swell Imznse reve-le.
| and Pamper the pude q British PesTsl"
To show in what manner, sad 10 whst eIeai the Viz
gina miners, and all the laborers uhon aey snssy .ss
the merchants and mechanics SIth sh01 10y deal are
likely be GEea ior he teae; u TIE Dzke Of York and
hs dependents, copy the following saiseat from ss
New York Express
The most Of be Goa Esd in he steam goiaz manu-
setOries o! NsE Esglnt. have reason u believe
vii cJne from Pei0s, un.ess IN Virgins MARY
land and Pennsy vanIa, vii down and work for rs
pree. The rala> Of coal Nova Scots when shipped
. nov 81 per i0n-;he long ton. The duty Of 81 per
cent aS rdlrem vii be 90 per ton Freight from
Piet2u, say 81. The cost will then be-
At Nova Scotia, 200
Duty, 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

AsssI'noS At narssosis>we God The following item in
recent haismous pspsr.
Asstnros -Ma'ried N THIS y by tbs Rev p Joss Mara
kOdnEuez Col awrsnce MCKAY fosrtv AZ NJ. o,,... -
IL Hen1ra Dous Dolores Sanchez 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

ThE BiEE RUoEHA-Was sBe not On Au,yiesa Ssy7
THIS vessel, which ran the blockade a. Yers Cruz sr.
genia' when On Vera Cruz. ovorhsulod BY one Of
me equadron mentioned by correspondent on board
The U. = ship PoiJmac and after short detention was
sHoved 70 proceed. We arc not informed On what
grounds the Eugenia hss escaped from the laws Of wa,
consequent upon running blockade bat think that there
y every probability that t will gro long BE- ascorainsd
inst she was used by tho commander Of The gulf squad
ell hummery.-Bah Sas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
The British Tariff.

The Washington correspondent OF the Philadepha n
American, skingly illustrates, by the following remarks
OF the injurious tendencies OF the Tariff upon the
mining interest:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

CHOICE AND NEW GOODS.
AUGUST TO- 1896
YNH. r. PRICE Il co. have opened this morn.
- by sipfets witch they invite the A.
enion OF their ends and the public Among goods
will be found fplan
New dresses tviled and
Super wafer twist bieashed Cotions
Super long cloth do do.
super Irish Linen, heavy make
Black DombAEnes
Black Alpaceas
Lace Buttons. Bobbin Edges
French Lace Capes
Worked Muslin Capes. for mourning
White KID Gloves
Light and dark do.
Beaver Rdisg Cloves, fer ladies'
Bonnet Rbands, Camb Hhdks &c su 10
~ TONS LUMP PLASTER, daily expected,
II " for sale from the whin BY HENRY FISHER,
au 3 No. 90 Caytt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

SrtiNEE RADyoE SUsE -Lon Of CossrHmsnf Stores
INC % Lo9s New bra Of the 3lu ult, learns tba the
reamer Radnof, Capt DJugass bound from that po,t A.
Fort Leavenworb. with cargo Of about sixty tons Of gov
eminent stores end severs smaller ois Of freight uek
slump about dark, on Iuosday evening, when seven miles
above boonuo, aud just Of the mouth Of Lamine river
and sunk almost immediately 10 within inches Of he,
boiler deck The boat and eirgo, thought will prove
total loss the later beng mostly of government was Of
course insured
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

Wilkcsbaus which lately into the hands Of Messrs
Young & Wetmore will be put in operation NOW thai
the Tariff Of lsI2 has been repealed.
lDaHUiHe Pa Democrat
SroTFAsE PoTrsvlLLE-The consequences Of this
foul legislation not matters Of surmse but IL is already
sure that almost all Of the works which were projected
and were being established must be laid aside once or
az they be gotten such state a. TO render
this feasible. Not only this happen but large
and extensive operations have already been closed the
workmen discharged. and end put TO extensive opera
tons large machine shop which being built the
walls having been completed will be rooted in and ali fur
Their work II postponed indefinitely A. The tim, ,s,
Drite bIaek flag 10 hanging from its ioalls Had the
protective system been preserved, double activity would
now have perynded H. The coal shippers who but few
weeks tnco unable TO I'll the many orders they were
receiving must now the half OF then suspend their
business and the rost, without profit continue their
fsons Tor The nero purpose Of providing for their sborers
work and subsistence All operations will feel this the
market iof produce will be affected, and all will suffer i'm
rBcostsy ~ the general inactivity which will pervade al
thi0g'.-i diRef JoarHsL
The C1m5,rsnd tMoJ Civilian says. I'VE regret 10
learn that ne LOnaconng Iron Company has suspended
operations and discharged the bonds"
The New York Herald" pubishes list Of the Ams,i.
squadron in he gull Of Mexico and Tor the attach O.,
san J1sn de Uoo" As this st s running the ro,oJs ~
the press, think due 10 that u 10 In some respect
effDneOus For Instance, ttcts by onumerang among
these vessels the
u ship.Oi-th,- line Pennsylva1iu, 100 guns.
Do North Cafoins, -
Do. Delaware, -
Not one O" these vessels 10 in eommisson-noithsf prs
pared Tor sea- nor DO 'tato Of preparauon.- Uaoa
SrrAMEH REDgor Er-r L.. 81 g., c,---
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

We learn from good authority that the rollinzml at
Wilkcsbuus, which lately into the hands of Mes,s
Young Wemoe, will not be put in OPERATION now that
the Tariff Of 1912 has been repealed.
fDdHUiue Pal D,yo,,o,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
TO SEEDSMEN AND MERCHANTS.

INHE subscriber, Agent for the Society of Sba.
hers In Ehheh State Of conn e'itu 10 prepared to furnish
seeamen and Merchants with quantity Of the celebrated
shaker Garden, Field. and Flower seed,..-
oasz se4 VII be furnished either pape. by the pound n,
on Srs Sees BY the poard buheL Seed by he
paper hebs pressed In Paeiager swfs Reels. oyI srI
boIe' Fancy Whsk Brushes, Gardeners Manuals ke
Their Seeds by pape htye printed
heIeon OF the best method OF eutivaiirE earh aind
For the past hry thtse held the hse,t
of hen freshness AMI vegeians quaie annually met
with extensive and inc reasing sats. ~
Catalogues furnished gratis
he seeds may be forwi ded during or before ray
cation closes, all ordss should directed at cary sy =,
uble, JePrcqSos, ty,., a. a. "AS
anE Enfield. Thompsonyne r. O. Connee,,.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

Mr.. G. O. RESHaRpT:
have examined and used extent Hr
Charles O. RensrdL II adapted
Of Hernia and especially Accomplishment radical
do Ingenious useful
N. v. SMITH, NJ. ID.
Having examined the Truss Mr. O. O. Ronhard with
Prof Smith in the opinion fs merits $500
JOHN r. w. DUNBAR.
For ale by r. JOHNSTON MS Main street
Ayept for ne
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09
A MEXICAN DEPOT
N OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS,

SSd MARSH mhhhEI SfACEN
j. TOY y co. beg leave 10 inform the citizen
Baltimore, that they have opened Store at the alb
place. for the sale of Standard and warranted NJ VI
CINAL PREPARATIONS where they will he ha
to wait upon those who are go unfortunate as I'd
in any wise afflicted, al who may want any art
IN their line.
DIR. NJ. r MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BAN
FLUID, Sc, for the cure of Rheumatism, Neurai
and all other Nervous di.eases If these Bands,
are not found to be superior to any others in use,
money will be refunded
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring
identifying the human hair-warranted to bent6
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing more
We ask for il ONLY one tTia-satisfied lhaI the d
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will no I
terwards do without it.
o. For sale at the General Agency, No. 28B Ma,
Market Space; and also Mt w. g. GekIer's Comb
Fancy Store, 90 Baltimore street, near Gay; 81
Smiths Periodical Agency No Sun Buildings; 4
Wiseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and "a
streets; L. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. How
street; Ii. Slaler's Fancy Store, No. 203 BrondW
Fell's Point. jy23-eoI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

Hg-I.O. o. r. An adjourned M citing of thOs1
intending to 20 to Philadelphia will be held in the
saloon, Odd Fellows Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING,
at O'Clock. 1t is absolutely necessary that the
brethren sho"ld procure their tickets prior TO the
time ofdeparture so as to enable the Rail Road to
prepare extra conveyance, as positively no tickets
win be sold at either the or boat. In order 10 a
lord all an Opportunity the following brothers have
tickets for sale Vim. Bayley, Front ST. G %. w.
Mayors Iris office; Michael Gross; Jno. SlromCngle,
Pratt street, II. T. Jerome, corner Lexington and
Paca streets; l.. P. Reach, Green House, Gay street,
David Nj arlin, 81 Germ st eGt: Geo Roche, cor
ner Sharp and German streets; B. t. liynsnn, How
ard street; A. Baouf, Harrison street, 7 & Schafer
III Font, or James Young,3 S Gay street.
b7- The brothers have the privilege of taking
Ladies at the same price, Children fom TO Il
wears old half prcea over, the full fare as per con
tract. Tickets will be sold to IL nc but members of
the order.
W3- The committee have also prepared a worry
NEAT ANB HANDSOME BADGE TO be worn by
ali from this city, so az distinguish taIumoreans,
at l2I cents each which can be pro urcd of Brother
Jerome, corner of Lexington and Paca s'reets Bro
Young g. 5. Gay street. and Bro. Colon, Broadway,
Mt any time before starting.
JACOB MEARlS, Chairman,
t91 R JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09
IlIEIl

On Saturday, 9th inst. Louts DELUoL, aged
mouths, third son o.! DR.. William H. and May
Stokes,
years.
On the 18th inst. Ann CUMAISs, aged 20 years, v
of Timothy CVnmins, aud daughter of the late u
Ovis. Inot
On the 3D. geniust Caplain Thongs a. Lanes y
", in the 18th yeaf oil merasd,' Gonsort of rhon
Lucas deceased.
Al Washington, 9th inst. CHARLES STRAHAN, o.
so years; Mrs. MARY Yoe, aged about 20; and N
MARTHA Cook, aged 30 years.
AT The White Supber Springs ID inst. Mrs Sos
R. consort OF Capt J. P. ZARTzIhsER, u. s. Navy