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SSHiiRF OR MO sHIwr HERE GOES
- ihis was the expression o. a gentlemen vii,
S"pped III At The old and run tc tfce of ENOny
u 10 g.. a @l5 Virginia note changed Tha
Young man N Tie Office aI~ays .dy and willug n
accolHm d3te. persuaded him TO purchase a Lack,
we oi whole tickets in The Small FRY Lolierv H.
opeeieI, saying S'5 is al the money have nnd !
t er 10 u;chase haIf dozrn shins-in stems
~ I'd Emory 4 Co., saying AXE the pQckaceNn0
tiSh no gflh-shIrt or no shirt viii take H. No,y
oelio ihe g'ofio iHCk---inr risk of Sl4 he hnvs
Il p'cka@G OF whole tickets, aud The fpsnii is Iie
$500 for Sl4. '"' shh o.
70 Nos. aud / drawn ballots
HERES The LITTLE BEATTY,
P'ize o' $500 prize of 80 300
5000 i ion
and 10 of $500 each '
~ ~ lchetS only S2-shares in prosortion.
!, N5-NoW is your chance for fortune for a small
inSes.mth'.we will sell pat kaye for AZ thar can
,aw you Il iortune-try it, Emory 4 Co sold n,zas
~ yesterdays Lottery 10 the amount of S92 iq7
MS Is iuGk That can't be beat
H.-For prize packages or single tckets aa
t n tue ca Established house of Emory & 70 81
'''ee lto,n Market street, in Calvert "
EMORY Co, u. 5. LOTTERY Agrncy
!, no : talver-st,, ID Lottery Office
from BatimOtp strent
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20 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish n
puchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard aud Fob CHAINS; Silver Speons. Cold pennii
Gases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak
6a5hEIS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GAbhiEh u. CLARk'S assortment, which is com
from calvert ~
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T.. ~, ~ "tthlg oi the IoiVrntCn, held Mt the
NY iialI, ny the request of the ndenendenl Blues
med OF Novemher, 1886, Col. n. Hickman. Of The
ON Neglnent, was called to the Chair Richard Mr.
icy Esq OF The |. o. o. f. appointed Vice prpsiden,
ana H. Wa Evans, of the Columbian Fire Co. eItc
ted secre tary, ''''
Lieut. LH"hessi, Of the |. Blues stated I'M, obioot
lor WIich The meeting had been called and on mo.
non OF Col Jacob Davies a Cbnn,itf,.. onrsist
ing OF one nom each delegation was anpoint,d IN !
ilaAe IN" Necessary preparations far ma rac,,ti,
ana lGtrrment of our late friend and Iatnrutoi ,ai
IJW Duztn ard sOritr, Cot. WM H. WATSON "
Committee: 'F'''" sat"
Col Owen Boutin, Fifth Cavalry peoinant
" Archer Ropes, Isl Reg't. Aliille ~
" II A. ThOms on I'd 9
" n. Hickman, 5th Reg't. Infantry
" J. G. Davies, sd 9
IL" Jas. c. NmGe eth g
Col, Jas l.. Mcguire, Ist " Rihemeu
Capt Geo F. Kane, Eagle Artillery
Lieut. Rtppart, Independent Light Dlarg0ns.
o. Jas. h. D. Gin, Junior Aucrists
Capt Suter, Butchers Troop
Lieut. Metks, LIST Baltimore Light infantry
LuchesSi, Independent Blues
capt watkins, Mechanical Volunteers
Lieut. Lowry, Baltimore City Guards,
Hall Independent Grrys.
Capt, Poor, Maryland Cadets.
Lieut.. Ballard, lst Baltimore Invucihlrs.
Capt. PtckeIl, National Blues.
Lieut. SadtGr, German Yasers
capt .Chifele. Rngg0ld Infantry
steiner Chesapeake Rihpmeu.
" Nc AIliSter, Columbian Kifenpn :
" Lilly, Sharp Shooters. .
} is' IT, Edse!y, Esq Grand Lodge l, .. o, F. State
J John Mar. hall, Of Gratitude Lodge, No 5,Io.oF.
Ihomas NJ, Locke, Esq, BALTIC. United Fire De
rtnent, .
Il. w, $. Evans Esq. Columbian Fire C,mp,nv
The Convention then adjourned.
:, ,,o,.. fl. w. S, EVANS, seot'y.
RItH'D MARLEY Vice pres,dant
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& % FD' H, w. TILYARn, SURGEON mr.
STep tiST' ~ w. cor of EUTAW ami LOMB4Pn
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" 0uud'Gpit, swan, Barbadnes / O. Var
X II Tucker. ~ 'o"''s' r.
p2hlhED2 wind ~ d. with rain-Ship Hara,a.
cnhley; .oL Liverpool, Gin lew of steamer Rplief
i''t as uie Fort, where she was let no0 briys H.
u IisGGs, h,IIsnlan Berbice; Rob Roy (BrJ Pawn
Wa,nin' 10y stanton, Parker, Boston; schr o
h"H''"' Laguayra aud Porto Cabelo
CHI, r, MEMORANDA,
ohlp tranconia, Smith, for LiyernooI cI.,,a,,
Philadelphia yesterday. F''' o'0''0"
SIig Napier, Sanford FIN Baltimore (Aug, aO 4
IcteIshhl2, ARID at Elsineur 5lh uIt
bdtque iowa, ThOmpsGn of BaIimo,s dis,t
l'or valparaiso, for viii h ort she clerren t0,h ~
was Gt Havana 20lh ult. '" "
a ~ respondent writing rom Key West und
1ae OF god ct. to the enjtor of The C0n1ie uNu
EIqulter' New York, states that the CARO- If n
has hr'', uos' hthhett (bet re reported wreckee
mas Dtrh landed mostly in a damaged state aud r.
VeSseI soid a she lay for S445 -
hafque inca, Buxton, of Baltimore on Jays c,,
ID 1tdVla, arrived New York 4lh ms
bWqne Iowa, Thompson, Gom Baltimore. a. rs.
~ 'EaiaISo, cor which port she had cleared ION
was AT Havana .0th alt o''d 'o'i'
Baiqu" Mary johnson, rom RaI,in,n,o Gor D..
w" 2 o9'cW New York yCstt rtay.
.. nc oiIe seen underj rymaSts by The Csnonicu
w! ioiN' supposed staining for the Games n
Virginia, proves TO he The RebPeca of PcbinS,on
,' 1 turks Island since arrived al Lewrs Del
9a,b 'iah"pef, Dennls0n, which sailed I'm portlap,
Of bad wcath. r '"'' 's' INST oh accOun
big CanoOit us, Il York, saw "a inst fam H.,
'upth oeaiIng n. w. so miles distant n byi5 ma
y nlaS'S> Standing 5 5, w. supposed bound to did
tasehr AmCrca Coin, Pos ell, for Tdpidad. oI,d .,
aVHnnah %lst ult ''' - u d.
9Cnr7 aioIon, CIarSSOE, fom Portsmouth. C4res
iiirSon ana Ii,ien, CahOOn, from Boston n fry All
'"o''' arrived at Newport LIST inst,
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~ ST. VINCENT OF PAUL,S CHURCH. ~.
s 81 Of TO. MORRoW's (sunoay's) Lecture, at
ence Of an intermediate state after death.
IT JOHN p. DONELAN Pastor
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MIR aND&RsoS's BfNGF!r. Notwithstanding ,he
'eI! Indictment state of the weather last evening the
occasion of'he hen' fit ofhs di nguish, uagedian
0''" form crowded house, showing how much our
P'ay-sons community esteem him as an actor. He
a'HH"t Himself with his usual ability, and was
che'red throughout the pi,cc-"The K;ra of The
C"mmons"-with continued rounds Of well mp,i,sd
applause In consequence Of the great, demand for
seals last night, which could not be accommodated
lie manager has announced the same performance
to be repeated this evening. See advertisement.
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SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE

SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
- MANUFACTURY AND MUSIC STORE.
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention n,
Lne pHo' 10 their new Seven Octave Concentrated
G Gt9 PIANOS. TIL Sc Pianos are a SEVEN
0,,lANf r, IN case Of the usual size Six Octave
Sounu, Is to the admiration of all who have seen
lhem' we are manufacturing them at the usuai
pfGe o. OLA a SIX Octave Piano-at S250, $500, SO o.
tanted to be unsurpassed by ANY ohgrs mannCactur.
ed IN this cou' try. 'U'
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano and other Jnstru-
mens. '''''u
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS If every dssorir,i,,,,
and Bound ~ P'' '''H'sea
PIANOS Tuned and Repaired
SHAFT X BOSWELL
NJ No. liz Baltimore street.
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Il l. N A a A c.


IN lie 5,h inst. blythe Rev, :
JONES, OF This city, U ANN Nuppmvh H. Ro;%el, I
county Of Dorch
y On the 9th Iast by the Rev. VIM. n r..,
this city. ANN WAL.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-07

FRONT STREET THEATRE. This Gyo,ile
place OF resort is undergoing thorough reno
walton from top to bottom. preparatory to its
being opened in about two weeks, with the no.
puIar Equestrian Company of Messrs. WEIGH
Il NeaVan. Tho pit Is being removed to give
place to the ring performances The whole in
terror OF the building is 10 lie repainred the
boxes Tecoshedjoa, and decorated in the most
handsome manner. The gentlemen who has
contracted to do the work promise to make it
The handsomcst Theatre in the country.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-07

Nc UNITED FIRE COMPANY. A special meet.
ing Of the Company viii be held on FRInAV no
ON inst, at O'Clock, P. VI. AS matters of import
ante wlii be laii before the meeting, it is desired
lhat there be a general attendance
n3-2t' tARl WILLIAM T.. RICE. Pres,.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-07

H7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING ASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case DOZEN
single Plate. '' u'%o'''
ALSO, the most complete and gestassortmept
Oh manogahy t'RA MES to be found in the city
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES ocent,rai,,,
patterns, nsver before introduced in baltimore, made
10 order OF the very best materials and by The hest
Workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES.
RoliS; KINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
&c &C.. forsale and made to order as cheap rs the,
can be obtained at any establishment in the IJnte3
States, a. q FPVEp '''eu
nll-u No. North Cav street
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Hj~Ihc Committee Of Arrangements viii meet al
the Armory of the independent Blues corner of Bal
MnUre ana noluday streets, on MONDAY EVENING
Next, the 9Th of November at IT o'clock, Nv order
hoo-@t II, w. 5 EVANS, Sec,y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-07

The NEXT CONGRESS. The Union, pfeyi-
Gus to the New York and New Jersey elections,
made calculation, showing the probable poll
teal complexion % the next Congress. After
summing up what it thought would be the re-
suit it set down The democratic majority in the
House at IS, which included democrats from
New York, and from New jersey. The re-
suit shows that in the former State there will
be at best but IS, and in the latter but /, so
that the majority of / 8 is already reduced to 10.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-07

The WOUNDED. Among those who were
wounded in the late bloody siege of Monterey
says the Winchester Republican, wenotce the
names of Joseph Files, who lost an arm, and
Edward W. Stephenson, struck in the breast
by spent ball. Both these young men will
be remembered by the citizens of Winchester.
The latter we knew from his infancy-an ex.
cellent aud worthy youth They were attach
cd to the Baltimore battalion.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-07

MUNlFICENr DeNArIoN. We learn from
the Worcester Palladium, that Stephen Sails
bury, ESQ. of Worcester, has presented 10 the
English and Classical High School, in that
place, more than 500 worth of apparatus, con-
sisting of Refracting Telescope, Theodoite,
Air Pump, Magic Lantern with plates, Galva-
mic Battery, Machine Powers, Section Model
of Steam Engine, Orery aud other apparatus.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-07

a VETERAN OF 100 Years. Died at West
mofeIand, Oneida CO., on the 18th Of October,
Henry Francis Aaron Kockani, aged 90
years and months. Mr. keckland was a ma
tive OF Germany, came TO this country as sol
der in the army Of Gen. Burgoyne, was made
prisoner at Saratoga afterwards enlisted into
the American service, continued faithful SOL
der during the war, and as he was proud to
say, marched in New YORK with Gen. Wash
lngton when the city was evacuated by the Bril-
fish, and was honorably discharged,
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U- "NEFER GIVE Up" 50 long as it is il, Won
power 10 avail yourself OF that Justly celebraiei re-
NEEDY FOR Coughs, Colds and every species o, I,unc
COmpld ut, - lung
WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
| MIR. 5. w. Fow'e:
. II you !h"k the following certificate worth ppb
llshinE, 1t is at your service '
hereby certify that | was afflicted with va,v
Troublesome Cough for about one wear | tricd =
great mady different remedies recommended m m,
nut Az to no purpose; finding that was not optin
any better, was Induced To try
DR. WiSTAk'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ami accordingly procured LottIe of Edward Mason
Druggist AID APoheCary in Portland ACpr nsino
~ .c0rdng to directions can uuiy saw il CTJREI
ME ENTIRELY. | am now well andabe 10 attemd
70 my work, ami would cheerful Recommend il IN
any one afflicted with any disease of the Lungs "
Witness, GEORGE ALLEN NJ
Pownal, Cumberland Co Me, Oct a. Isfg
None genuine unless signed l.. BUTTS.
On hand ana TO! sale by
STABhER X CANDY, 100 w. Prattst
Aiso5 ny Geo w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and TIigh ,t
sem = lance, Baltimore and Pratt streets: Rnhn,,e
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts. ! g.
fefklns Brother, cor. Green and Franklin sirea,s.
Joseph Il. Stansbufy, 81 Thames-st; Elisha n Per
Nh'S, corner Market and Green-sts; George H. Keer
no 3a3 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, IS Nam
N' ''' n3 lW
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LILLE JOHNSON,

ENGaAFER ON WOOD,
No, z Snuru s,p,,,,
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To be coniiaued.)
MORE OF TIE BARGAIN.

! The Plttsburg Commercial states fact
which shows the criminal urifces resorted
TO for the purpose Of again deceying and
misleading thu people Of Pennsylvania. -
Mr.. McCandless, the Locofoco candidate
for Congress in that District, declared on
the stump that he had been assured, whilst
in Washington, by leading Locofoco
member OF Congress, (meaning Judge
Black Of South Curoinu) that, if Demo
cratic delegation from Pennsylvania, in the
next Congress, should ask for the modif.
cation of the Tdrlfi'of '46, they will be graf.
flied We do not believe that Judge Black
made the declaration imputed to him. It
is an lnyentlon. we doubt not of Mr.. Nc
Candies himss {, who was an active pariic-
ipant, in conjunction with Mr.. Buchanan,
in the fraud practised upon the people of
Pennsylvania in lS44, OF which this is but
a new edition. Il is possible tina! :he bride
thus rendered TO the people of that State,
particularly in the strong German counties,
may be successful, But what ought to be
the punishment OF the demagogues who thus
take advantage Of their ignorance to secure
personal and party endsl
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II EFT IL Y.
For Ever Thine.


In the range Of English Fugitive Poetry, few
pieces TO be me, with Of deeper pathos or more
tender feeling, than the following, by Alaric
Watts. II lreathss the very soul Of devoted Il.
lection
Tor ever thino whats'er this hear, betidc.
For ever thine, Whero'cf our lots be- cast
Fate, that ,nsy rob Us Of all wealth beside,
Shall leass rs love TIL lifo itself be past,
The world may wrong u,-ws will bravo its hate !:
False friends may changa and fa.rOr hopss &C.
cline;
Tho bowed by cankering care. wol ,milc q, fate.
since tnou art nine, Behaved, and am thine .
Fo- ever thn--when circling ysats h'ye spread
Tims's snowy blossom, o'or Thy placid brow
her youtas rich GLOW, It's purple light is fed,
And liies bloom where roses fo1rsl now.
Say shall love the fading beauty less,
Whose spring tide radiance has been wholly
mine
No come Ia. Kill, toy ,ieadfsst truth III bless,
10 youth, 10 sce, thine own, FOR ever thine
For ever thine, Al evenings dewy hour.
Nhsn gentle hearts 10 ,snderest thoughts in
cline;
Waen b.lm.es, odo's from each closing flower
ato breathing round ms-IhIne, for ever Ihlne1
20 cTor thina amid the bois,orous crowd.
WLon the lssi tpafkiss with the sparkling y inc,
may mol name thy gentls name sioud
But dfins 10 tAeo "a iaolgh,-for ever ihno !
| would not, sweet p'of.pe lhsi siIV'ry SQUAD;
The depth. Of love eUllc such rude hearts d..
vine
Let tie loud laughter peal, tho .orsi 60 round,
Ny hoasl;s NY ,hou .hts arc thine, fof ever
thine
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&c .E.E-.Ns ]. -2lJSs
TTpc Foundry and Printers Fur
nishins Warehouse.

|fE'nE SUBSCRIBERS have opened =
NEW TYPE FOUNDRY N the
|'iy Of Nos York, where they are ready TO sup
" order, to hny extent tor any Kind Of JOB or
FANCY TYPE. and every afucie necessary for
|. fuhuae Odice
Tue lypc, which arc cast in new moulds, ifop
|" aa'lfely nt~ eot u materials, with deep couh.
e'.are warranted 20 be unsurpassed by any, and
~, be sold At Prices TO suit the times,
Footing Presses furnished, and also Steam In
as'oi Tho mosl approved patterns
n'b' MachInisl Is constantly IN attendance
y i''alr Presses 10 % light WORK.
he'or' OF newspapers, who will buy threo
mes - much type as their bills amount to- may
e"e lNe above slI months insertion ~ Their pa
p,''Snd send their pEpats eonta,aihg II TO 'he
fsoicubers
.coCkCRoFT & ovEREND, 65 Ann 50.
OstateF 3, 1915 52-6m
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THE NEW lORh " LEhLf MIRROR,
A NEW VOLUME
THE WEEKLY MIRROR
VIII COMMENCE
Tho prtr,I Week in turit

SHYuEN s1mo important Improvements vii
Wv tcmade IN as character and appearance.
II IS The determination Of the proprietor 70 maize
il from the date OF the New NoLUas, the very
ng,r LITERARY JoURNiL IN Aareict, and to esr.
~ out the plan, no pains or expense vii be rpst-
ca. The Begging system, 50 much IN vogue with
some o. the periodicals. ct the day, VIII not be re-
lied on IN the editorial department Of The Ntw
YsRK MmRoa and what The editor and his as,
eistants c.nnJt produce themselves, authors OF
real talen, aud genius viii be Literally paid iof
writing We shall be able to give copious tOR-
EIGN and BONES fiC CORRESPONDENCE,
of the very highest character and style, win u
RtGINAh TALES and ESSAYS not surpassed
by sny other journal
Mr.. NlLLlS'S ENGAGEMENT to contrib
ute Two ARTICLES each week stlt exists, aud VIII
continue during the next volume.
The Elegant Qusrto Form OF tho Mirror, VIII
bind No IN Two Handsome Volumes at The cad
OF the wear, we'll worth preserving as faithful and
spirited l. tcrury Records OF the Time ltwhIoy
handsomely printed on fine paper Manufactured
for the express purpose, and viii be forwarded be
the earliest mails, IN strong wrappers to oVery
paft of the United States aud Canada. fosidse
fr,e within thirty miles OF New York
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THE LAST COTTON CROP.

ElaPPours by the annual statement Of the
New York Shipping and Commercial List,
that the quantity Of Cotton received at all
the shipping ports of the Cotton growing
States for the year ending August 3lst,
lS46, was 2,l00, j37 bales, being 293,9
bales less than the crop Immediately pre-
ceding. OF the last crop nearly 100000
bales were taken for use by the manufac.
turers of the United States. The corp OF
1850 was ,G3i, 945 bales. that of l94l.
1858, 574, that of 1912, 2,27s, s75, that of
1913, 1880, 400, that of lS44, 1884, 5O3.
The quantity of new Cotton received at
the shipping ports up to the lst Sept. amour,
ted only to about 900 bales, against I'oVo
bales, last year.
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TO PRINTERS.

FESllE Subscriber has for sale, oil his
Il place 8 miles East OF Raleigh, one
F0a1 Of SMALL Plea, SOL lbs. which has been
t'ho Iime IN use, though not much worn. The
l'p'smo Cout Reports Tor ISIS were printed on
:" letter, aud It has not been used since. THIS
fOal viii be sold tor SOS, Cash, including cases.
Also, 800 lbs. LONG PRIMER on Small Plea
f'dy. In. Font is nearly new, and will be sold
aSO, including cases. ANY person, who takes
fOlh tonts, can have them ior $3.50, Cash, or ne
kaabe paper ct the BANK oil tho state.
4. LORING
Nay ~, lsis. rs
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Permanent School.
A.cxaudriaua Academy
u.f.t 4. = "a -. N..fE ~ CAgyIeffr
g. u. wharton, Principal.
Rev. n. Il. Eanninshain, Hector.

|gpHE third Session q this insti'hton COM
Il usacct on the 18Th instant. under Tie super
iAsatssce Of the s5oTe gentlemen, Tie course
~ "g-i,a s11Ftsd u such a. y prepare pupils iof
p. ni,s.Da 10 ina Junot Class 10 any Of our Col.
iesa. II, location Is a. pleasant and healthy,
|sa4 . Fl removed from al causes Of dissipation,
b. ,oy 10 ihls section Of ghe Safe.
Terms.
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The publishers invite oil the Teachers who have
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their valuable series oil School Books before IN.
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