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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

COMMtSSADNtRb SALE
Allied Caldwell.
o. In the Circuit Su-
s,.J perIof Csnn Of Low
t...h and Chsncery Tor
=. oh'o county.
Tie same
DY VIRTUE II The joint decree pronounced IN
ID these causes os The Sth day oi Fetrassy
1876 The undefs gned aeIns .. onwrlis.,oner ~
ih-i bchsl( viii sell 81 The from, doos Of the com,
Mouse 81 oa,o county. ~ pu5lic -.s ~ Saturday
~ lIih day n Apul nest. The FAST HALF ~
lot number eight. i5) N The sh square ~ the cIsy
~ whse lng. 'ifss'e 81 lhs conner II Monros snd
Market streets. IRE prnperty Of The isis WIN Cu,-
ping ham.
TERMS-E'ght pet cent u ,ss pa'chsss money
IN cssb ssd ne fssidae hereof ~ three eqna
payment. a. eight. siHiesn snd twenty four rnouih
from ~ day Of sals. the pinh ase' giving hind,
with good secsfiiy, bssfpss interest. Ferpectvsiy
iVOss the day otsale
mnll ISAAC w MITCHELL. Cont
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wigrAR's BALSAM o. WILD CHERRY
The esest ssces.s sssedsng me 49, &c thu. B.I
80 n Psh.s~ssy DsRs>es. h-vssg naturally =,
ssscset 10 sssr~srs ~ physicians aud .stess vars
90 sPssssas 80 sssss-s. have sus~a 9th r.rsrI
70 ~ e~op-srss pss's. ssme have snr,- s~d - m
eoisia ssee. eskess aessusy. etc. sni ,o s.ch sub.
ssseee sssy ssssshuss iss essrsossinasy efficacy
Ssee oesassas oeiss entirely eswceous. aud csicu-
ssed - pssj.dice nsny pessoss sgsisss the med.
esHs. ~s pledge osn<lsss that u contains nothing
- III AisS. sayshsrs ia The less isjus;oa.; on
ss~ cVn'sssy. u - esnvssrd principally &c s.mpie
ssAssso~sa Ths Aecss " Iceland. The Will Cherry
end P'ss 81 sss noshssn lssuVdes. The principal
legsessssas " ~ ecapos0d. The gsea, secret Of
- selrscy eussisas in The ne'kd By which the,
80 pssSesed. oseA In fscs 70 The nature sod siss-
esei1 - sAis asdieias. pssssssi - action yet
se0ssd. ssSs ssd psesssns N iW open'r~. that Il
01sAs - jsssiy sssaed. .Nssusss own Psrscsip-
sisa.' ed slshSssh bat s~o yesss have ELAPSED
siscs 70 IVES ssss ssds pablic. Ne ran proudly say
- - ecssised . celebrity snrsecedeoicJ ny sny
eDsdiciss IN go. end is evidently destined to be-
esSs 'hs 100, r'paiss snd valuable med,cins ever
6iecsvesed. gos sale By Dr. cRUMBACKER:
80 ~ PRYOR APAULL. lw IAN ~
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W 'ens've and veil selected stock. AT mr. v
coOoS ever hsoushi in,o The city Of wbsel;o, !,
oesns sntseiy fresh from The Easter. c,,sesL
i"e solsow,ns catalogue will suffice a n do
'e"r''"" OF part vf said ,iock. Nc % 10 so,,,.lv
unnecessary 'o 60 into fall detail Of enume,,,,o,.
CLoTHS-rscneh. Ensl,.h and Amereao
1s-'mefes and ssnineis; Jeans. Summer cloth
iweed'. Keeps. Summer eass,nercs, Oregon C...,.
mere aud Summer Stuff.
LADIES' WEA R-Indiaass Bomh,r;o ..
Aipacas. Merinocs, Csshmeses. De Laine,. BaIx,.
f'nes. Parisisn Robes organd,e., American sasun,.
ssw article Tor La'''es' dresses; barred Frroch
cingham'. Painted Lawns. Ptin,s an.l Chinis.- %,
MI grades and quality. varying from 81 cent. and
awards
sheeiirss. blcarhcd and unbieached from a
TO " ~ width; Tickinss. Checks. Nankeen.. DC.
WHITE GOODS-Plsin AVID fad Malls, slain
striped and bard Jac.,nets; Swiss Swiss Mall
Bishops Lawns. Linen Csnhric. Iri.h Li,c,.. DC
Also. very ine assortment ~ Drrs. Silk. Sb. a..
lidkis. Crava,s. Stocks. STARTS, tI,sicsy. &c.
Leshorn. BAIL B,nneis. Engii.h Straw; &c;
Lsehsn Hats. Palm ID.
INGRAM < VENETIAN CARPETS.
whrh ~ aow opened and opening aud will be
presented ai unusual low prices either whoiesaIe
Ds retail Those wanting good bargains will now
cs'' al The Philadelphia Cash Sure sisn No &C. in
me three story brick building. Main ST. few DION.
above Roob's Book Store. ID SEATON.
mars
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y&F
IN CuANCERY-ln the Cttc,u Superior
Coud uf Law snd Chaneefy 81 Ohio eouaiy.
DANIEL NJ EdgtnstOH.

4 Coud uf Law ssd Chsnoefy CT Ohio couafy.
Daniel NJ Edg,nstOH.
vs.
Matthew ~ Hou.Ioa and others
Pur-asnI Ia decree made ia the above named
esa.e by The SAID court the Ga, day II yaHnsfy
! $40. Tie Undersigned acting Is e.anmissuuef un.
der and by slnue OF the said decree. will sell nn
SATURDAY The s'eeeRtA day OF ArRIL EiGBrEss
nUSDRsp And F"RTY SIX. et public sale nj The front
dof Of The court su-e Of Ohio county. 10 The gh-
est bidder. the North hall ~ Lot No (5) FIVE IN the
(i0h) tenth square Fourth street 10 the city oI
whesiing ~ that part Of said cay laid Out by the
late N,ah Zane deceased.
TERMS or sALE--ODo FIFTH 81 The pnr
chase money 10 be paid To- cssn. and the fe.idue
ia two sqasI payments ai e'gh aud sS'een mcnhi
Irsm The day Of sale, The pufeba-er giving bond
with go,d security heating Interest Itop The d,y q
sale mafIl ISAAC w MITCHELL CONF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

VIRGINIA-N cuANcEaY--A, r.Ie. held
10 The Gle ks office Of the Cucuir. Supcr,o,
Conn oi Law and Chancesy ios the county Of Ohio
IN The month OF March 1916.
The Trustees of the President, Directors anil Com
Psny Of the Belmont Bank OF 81 Claifsvilie.
Compiaisanss
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~ Bk1.s NO MACkEKEL---
e/O so do Rosin
30 Tierrrs Rice
so Brls Loaf Sugar
50 BsIes NJ X Rsisfns; receiving seJ
sale nv (feb 25) wv PAXTON a. co

TAILORING, CLEANSING AND DYEINa.
HtcosMAN AND srURGIss. respectfully ia-
/" form their friends AID The pubic that they
have removed to The shop IN Main street haeiy oc>
rnpicd 10y Mr.. Ru sell. few dnors below the Viz
gina H"iei. DeN 10 X Black. whtre they nrs
prepared To execute orders lor making, n-ndinx
saj colorne .inny Kind. with nsaisess n ds.paieh-
March q, lSiG-lm
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el2,OOO-

Pckomoke River Lottery. class No IS.
T"he drawn nj wiim'ns,o.. wednc-.iay March IS
ct $4,000 l u 1000 l"r2il5 IoGI7sO
Go Nus-lf ballots Tickets q: ce,,,,;c.,.. .,
% wholes so doll; shares in proportion.
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BALSAN OF WIN CacR1Y.
An INVALUABLE FAMILY NEDacyNx

=
| bsiNo Stks. kka,LDN fvR
NoNSVMFrioN M all as va,ioss ,sn.s eapsps
~ Asrnns, bso>cuirrs. GROUP Wlo.ssss
Cs"sA. Sys".s Of Blood. D,G..Ss .I s,ssssss.
COMPLAINTS. &c
The oeisesI . rSperiss Of DE- VILLAGES n.s~~se
W'h Ctesry ere fully essshl,.he<i va svssv ses,..-,
at 'hs evsn,rs by is cSs,ns he ssoss ~.
| se'ess'e csses VI The k'r~sss.g rle~s ~ d~ssses
/ Tn sls.ast evesy 'asssnss here hes hssa per-
ssvessd in. % has ~6ss sss . ssdssI Al,hosGA
o" sanv rss<s the Baissa w,h sGssd lxastssas
| reiist ~. % least. eject q goat ehaaGe " 30
Jeys. siit % cssees b eacee>sd ~ wssk ossselss
~ curing ell sAssss time. hsajA
10 "'ss that hss bee ~ ~ fsia dsssss es
yssR
aS.s.jes there ere many s,sRss of he ssas D.
esss. that % - impossible svs s.v physscan 70 -
iessains the qusny vi medicine scquisea ~ ses.is-
cute u. dhcre ~ periods aud los~s rtSuissas vssv.
ing qusniil,sss hence. in e~ses . eagle tssop
.. Sufficient. while Others will rc9ans iosss " Gus
10 pr duce Tho same effect.
All We ask oi The Patient. 10 10 give ess medteius
fair trial. and no ny rest sssssed shsi h ~ b
pr'dsciive OF the most beneficial resss
Patients IN taxing this medicine reed sssssss
themselves ss regards diet. ssseps svos1sog 10
masi ind,sssibls suiclss of so%,d--susA . sslssd
s"d sm"asd meat. sssbsses. sn,"ss. ewssoess .As.
They should pay ptspss sisrntsos shss sAsn dspss
70 warm. snd avoid exposing ihs@selves to No TO-
e'e"e"eiss VI tho weather; 10 ssrsfsI No, 10 over
exercise.
Freqoes' bathing . warm hath. sod The ~ Of
hst glove fos rubbing The aesh bssse going ~
bel. will s'd The medcins in is edes,.
The iswels SHOULD b keP, open with ssms geo.
Ito medicine. sueh DE- Wssss's Pss~ Ns~6
PsHs. which will - found much superior TO sn1
pnrsanvs pill- now IN snd will slss I'D he
Bsisom in ell Affections II The liver.
For sale Wholesale and rssan nv
T. HORNBROOK. Monscs 81.
nov 70 iy wheeling. We.
NIoLASSES AND SUGAR. received this day
IVl and Tor salo a. yet reduced price,. ny
rh ~ JAMESON. Prodase Desfss
NOTICE.
>uE Books aud Psper. oS the is,s 6su e
il GRiESEMER Il TALLANT ere placed w
my handle for sc,tlement aud sss ds,y sa,ho~ssd
la settle the business OF the firm. Those indebted
viii please make instant payment, ss IL 10 nssesse-
~ To ci".s the business si osce.
ian ~ RI TALLANT
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All orders shall be pr,mpily attended to
mar I ROpr ARMSTRONG 4 co, Agent.
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MI RS COHEN. wosld respe eifuiIy irforrs tho
wv Ladies' and Gents men of wheeling, that
he hos renamed frta The with lhe nnp.t fsir-
r'rn,he dance n"w 10 vogue, VIZ POlka-. Mazoar-
Ia. MinurUs, QdatTlles. WIlizes and new Music,
AID will open her school iof children. Ut the fine
r"Om Formerly oeeUpi'd lay her at the c"rner ~
Market s'tcei and Silrkel space, t.,ver MesTs.
Todd Howell. sio's) th,. Sl'ernoop =, o'elyck.
Tier ssys al m.lruct,on will hereafter lie Friday
aud SUNDAY. from Z IN q PM m eh,EJfen, snd
from :" 10 On The SAVE evenings iOr hdies aud
4 gentlemen
| TENN s. IS PER quarter u ~ lessons &c gen.
| I'emau, IS q 2 n gentleman ami sdy. mar q
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 10,
dawsat Alexandria Mar. 4; 80 Nos. IL ballots
OF 100000 l of 10000 of4 900 Of 900
Tickets $40. Certificate Of a package OF
23 wholes el30; shares i'm proportion.
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EORTCNE'N HONE.
$Z5,OOOy

Pok"moke River Lottery. No 81
Z" be dawn at Wilmington. Monday. March I6.
l Of esto0O 1 of 1000 OF 1000 VI $500
IS Ne liz hailo,a Ticket. 81; c~r,it,c.,. az
package rs wholes siis; share. in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

VIRGINIA. cmAScsRy-At rules held
V 10 the clerks oiIice Of the Cirrsn Sup~ru,
Court ui Law onj CHANGER, for the county of Ohio
IN the month II Mach 1916
Abraham Bediion, Complainant
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-06
CITY INTEIJJGFNCE.


Daring Robbery. On Monday afternoon Il
most daring robbery was perpetrated at store
IN Howard, near Baltimore street, by two per-
sons who forced open the drawer in the count
ing room, and carried off about $40 in money,
which was lying loose, and pocket book CON
TAXING a large number of notes of hand,
checks, &c, OF no value to the thieves. 1t APP
pears that the "Alaryland Cadets were pass
ing along Baltimore street, and that the per-
sons in the store had walked to the corner to
view them as they passed, when the parties
taking advantage Of their absence, which was
but four or five minutes, forced open the
drawer with chise and took out the above
money and book. The proprietor of the store
met two men coming out, as he returned, and
was Immediately asked by one of them, the
price of flour. He stated the price, and asked
how much they wanted, when they replied
only one barrel and walked off. Suspicioning
something wrong, by meeting them in the
store, he Immediately went into the counting
room and discovered his loss, when he hasten
cd again to the street, but the parties were not
to be seem Messrs. ZelI, Ridgely s Cook,
were directly informed of the robbery and a
description of the two men given, when those
efficient and energetic officers, set themselves
to work, and on Monday night arrested one of
the two, who gave his name as james Sutton,
of Richmond, Va, and who had gone on board
the steamboat for the purpose Of going to Phil
adelph He had during the time which i'll
tervened between the robbery and his quick
arrest, changed his clothing, but was imme-
diately recognised as one ofthe persons whom
the proprietor bad met in the store. On search
ing his person, but a small amount of change
was found, and he denied having any baggage
Walton Gray Esq, committed him for fur
Their examination.
Reduction Of Fare. The rates of travel upon
the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad have
been reduced. Passengers are now conveyed
between Baltimore and York, Pennsylvania, a
distance of sixty miles, for $3.50, in three hours
and half; and to other points on the road at
proportlonable rates
Robbery al The City Hall. Quite daring
robbery occurred yesterday at the City Hall in
the room adjoining the Office of hs Honor the
Mayor. The amount stolen, SITS, was the
property of "Curts" the accommodating mes
senger of the establishment, and was contained
in desk, which stood in corner of the room.
The theft took place about two O'Clock in the
afternoon. ..
IN .4ppropriaiions. The City Council has ap-
propriated, for various purposes up to this date,
the sum Of SOL, 1898.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-06
FASHIONABLE HATS!
IUEA? FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE

9S BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
nc The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen Of
Bal imOre and strangers, that at the "Keeu" Store
all kinds Of gGntiemen'S hats sold literally cheap
He is fully sensible there are many who are giving
out ''cheap," every cheap" production" Of price,
and like notices, of tendency 10 allure the econo-
mist and others, who often discover when too late,
the aIIaCy of these attractive announcements, the
article for which he has been induced TO eXpend his
money is trial found to be equally ''reduced" in
quality in price, and the cheapness' sought after
identified in visionary puff only. Therefore, all
persons who would possess the desderatum. and
have cuEAPNEss! clearly and truly defined in the way
of first rate Silk, Moleskin, Russia, Cassmer, Nuria
or Beaver HATS il is for them purchase rcaiiza-
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 90 BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holiday, where fine article can be obtained at lo,o
price, and cheapness exempfed in its tuest sense.
me eOtf
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The PENITENTIARY system Mr.. Andrew
johnson introduced into the House of Repre-
senatives on Monday last, preamble and res
olutons, respecting the PententiarY erected
by Government in the District of Columbia.
In the preamble, Mr.. johnson sets forth in very
forcible language, an evil which has long been
complained of in the principal cities of the
Union. He says-"the various branches of
mechanism have been introduced, and to
very great extent confined to said prison.
houses or penitentiaries, and the convicts,
from the new-beginner in crime who has COM
mitted petit larceny, to the old, hardened, in
corrgbe offender who has committed the
foulcst and most diabocal offences enumerat-
ed in the black catalogue Of crime, are en-
ployed at the different branches of mechanism,
which, bv association, has direct tendency to
degrade labor, and in the same ratio to lower
the mechanical portion of the community in
public estimation generally"
This is true, but the whole evil resulting
from the system is not enumerated. The most
hardened criminal may come out OF the Pen-
Tertiary an accomplished mechanic After his
liberation he may obtain employment where
the children Of honest parents are learning a
trade; and thus he is furnished with the oppor-
tunity Of corrupting their morals and leading
them to the commission of crime. If it be
deemed expedient in the Penitentiary disci-
plne 10 assign a separate cell to each convict,
to prevent the more hardened from corruptng
the less guilty, can il be right to learn such
persons trade which viii give them associa-
ton, after their liberation, with the young and
innocent? Penitentiares were established from
humane and phlanthropic motives, and under
the impression that, by giving convict a trade
he would reform, temptation to commit crime
being withdrawn. This may be the result in
some cases, but We apprehend in very few
The old wheelbarrow system was abolished
because Of its exposure Of the criminal to pub
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"a Office. LITTELL s co. the lucky Prize
~ sellers, have removed to No. NORTH GAY
STREET, near Baltimore street, within gun shot of
the Sun office, where the public are most respect
fully invited to call and treat themselves to lucky
ticket or package in some of the splendid Lotteries
drawing daily in Baltimore. Capita, Prizes from
$4,000 down TO 1000. Tickets vary from 81, ,, g.
will be sold at 1915 each, Don't fail to give us a
call. me II
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DAMASK TABLE LINEN.
LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS.
FHNI e subscribers have now in store and for sale
IL by the piece yard, the largest and best GsSort
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN FART:
"a, ga 104 ll-4, PA and 10 Irish and BarnsIey
LINEN SHEET1NG
10, 49, 46 So So and Sd inch Bolster and Pillow case
LINEN
IA, 4, ga and 1914 Irish and Bamsley Damask Ia
BILE LINEN
I'd, 81, "a and lO,4 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unbleached Damask and Diaper r able Linen
So, $40, 1912, lO-l4, l0-l6, 1920 Satin Bamask Ia
Bile CLOTHS y.
namask and Diaper Dinner and Tea Napkins, in sizes
White and colored BOYLIES
Difds-Eye and tluckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety }
Iiuekaback and Di'per red bordered Towels
Irish and Scotch Dowlas, German Rolls
star Damask-together with our large stock of
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all the
most complete stock ofLINEN GOODS we have
ever had.
10 The above Goods are from the best nanufac
lnfers5 he most of Them made TO own order for
family use,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach
r. McELDOWNEY & co.
No. l63 Baltimore street
ms between Calvert and Light.
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lie view, which it was supposed would harden
him in crime-and the present mode of pun
ishment was substituted as more humane; but
IN thus relieving the criminal do we not pun
ish the innocent? Convict labor is brought
into direct competition with that Of honest and
worthy mechanics, and must deprcciato the
value ofthe latter. This is an injury inflicted
upon the very man who has to contribute to
the support Of the convict in prison; aud, if
proper punishment can be enforced without
producing this result, would it not be to the
advantage of society to have it adopted;
The resolutions offered by Mr.. Johnson are
as follows:
Resolved by this house, That the Committee
on the District Of Columbia be and they arc
hereby Instructed to inquire into the eXpedien-
cy and absolute necessity Of 50 directing the
employment of all the convicts now confined
in the pententiary located in this District as
10 avoid all competition with the mechanics OF
the District of Columbia.
And be it further resolved, That said COM
mitteo inquire into the propriety Of aboIishing
the penitentiary system altogether in the Dis
trtct of Columbia, and instltutng some other
mode Of punishment for all the yiolaLOrs OF
good order and law; and that said committee re-
port to this House, at the earliest practicable
period, the result Of their Investigations.
Should these resolutions be passed, we hope
that the committee may be able 10 suggest
some other mode of punishment equally as eli
fcaiious, but less Objectionable than the pre-
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"THE IMPROVED HOUSEWIFE d" This is a
"Book Of Roceiptsl with engravngs Tor mar
kcting and carving an excellent work
it is; for it contains ample instructions in that
essential department of housekeeping, the
preparation and cooking Of articles for the ta-
bic. Without being we'll cooked the best VIC
tuaIs are supplied in yam; it is therefore
essential that every mistress of family should
be qualified to direct her servants in this I'M
portunt particular. The lady by whom this
work is published has had an experience Of
twenty-five years, and now desires to elm
prove" housewives by imparting to them her
knowledge. Ladies will find the volume Of
great utility to them; and, in fact, no good
housc-kecper should be without copy. APP
pended TO the work are various miscellaneous
receipts, which will also be found exceedingly
useful. BY possessing and examining the work
both comfort and economy may be promoted
The price Of the volume is 81, for sale by
MI Ira Webster, agent, who will call upon
the public for their patronage. Mr.. Webster
has likewise for sale, reprint of ''the New
England Primer, improved for the more easy
attaining the true reading of English. To
which is added, the Assembly of Dvines, and
Mr.. Cotton's Catechsm," This Primer was
published in I'LL, and Mr.. Webster, in repub
fishing it, has preserved as nearly ms was prac-
ticablc, a fac smile of the original 1t is va
liable as a curiosty-price 10 cents
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G3- FRESCO PAPERuANGINGS The subscri
Der would call the attention Of persons intending to
have PAPERHANGING done this Spring, to his ex
Borders, sc. His stock is fresh, and embraces the
very lates styles of superior Papers Also, very
large assortment of fine common Paperhangngs, on
reasonable terms Also, large lot of splendid French
Fire Board Prints.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 48 Gay street,
ap242w near the odd Fellows Hail.
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% The Managers Of the INDECENT Sick Society of
Baltimore will hold meeting on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, May 9th, at O'Clock, in the Lee
ture RoOso Of the First Presbyterian Church. All
Ladies who have accepted the office of Manager, are
earnestly and respectfully requested to attend. If
the weather should he unavorable, the meeting will
take place the first fine day. nl5-3t
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R3-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, ofentirelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &c. for sale and made TO order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. II. 5. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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7- The large and increasing circulation OF the Clip
ny hoth i'm town and counry together with the fact
that its opinion. and sentiments are aheueteo ny par
come rtarpton among all classes and conditions of so
eiey aud especially those who constitute the life of
tTSdn and business, make it medium for advertising,
o1unI to any other paper published in this city. Mcr
chant, and citizens generally should be aware Of this
important fact
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-06

no CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish tie
pnrcaase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guari aud Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast.pns; Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL u. CLARK'S assortment which is com
from Calvert. ap6