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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31

STATE POLITICAL CoNvENTIoNs-The following
political Conventions TO be held in this State
during the months Of September and October
Aholitonsts, in Canastota. ...... Sept g.
Wings IN Ouca sept 20
Reformers in Albany .......... :. Sept 80.
Democrats in Attica. Oct l.
ANU Renters In Albany. ..Oct O.
The natives held their Convention last month,
and made their nominations but their candidate
for Governor having declined, they will have to
meet again 10 select another candidate. This party
is active in making their several nominations in
caucus. Edward Prime Is to be their candidate
for the State Senate from the district including
Westchester ; and Augustus T. Cowman, from
the district of Duchess and Ulster counties.
Among the democrats, several movements ar e
making. Aid. Hart is talked of as the democratic
candidate in the Third Congressional District, or,
perhaps for the State Senate.
The wings and natives have it in conten,pla-
ton to nominate John Leveridge in the Congress
sional District, now represented by Mr. Maclay,
and either j. ?. Phoenix, or ex-Ald Drake, for the
Third District
But just now, the State nominations are the
great difficulty with the wings and democrats
They are so split up into fragments, that they fear
a single move on the dirty chess board OF politics
viii lose the State TO them. They are really to be
pitied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31
Political inteIl,p.ncc.

Edward stanly, Kenneth Rayner and William ii.
Washington, widely known and esteemed wing men,
bers of congress in other days members elect to the
North Carolina House Of Commons
The Democratic State Nominating Convention, is to be
held at Syracuse, Thursday, October 1st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31

MrRpysrps ARRrsrgp.-We learn from the Phtsfeid
Eagle that the murderers Of Rcord in Windsor have
been arrested Their names are Hugh higgins and Tho
mas Agin higgins seen to leave barn on Sunday
morning where he had lodged. and go into piece OF
woods The wood was surrounded, and higgins found
in hollow tree He was examined and committed to
the jail in Lepox. The evidence against him was clear
and decided although he had taken great precautions to
hide the evidences Of his guilt Agin gave himself up
and was to be examined at Dalton on THURSDAY The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31
Literary IntcIIigcncc.

The commencement at Bowdoin College will take
place Wednesday, Sept ID The exercises will COM
Tuesday, by an address before the Peaciaian
society, by the Rev John r. Cleveland of Salem and
poem by George +. Talbot, Esq. OF Machias The ora
ton before the Atbenisn society will be delivered by
Hon. George Lunt, of Newbury port, and poem ia
pected from Chas &. Nuer, Esq, OF Boston The
cises the graduating class will take place on Wednss
day the afternoon OF which day, George Folsom Esq
of New York, will address the Mane Historical Society
The anniversary OF the b. X. will be celebrated
Thursday by address from the Rev DR. jerks Of Bos
ton
The following were the exercises at tho late annual
commencement of Hanover College. Ohio:-On Monday
evening August l7th the annual GRAFTON before the PHI
laethian Society by Thomas H. Shreve, of Louisville
and poem before the ame society by VIM d. Gala,
CHER of Cincinnati. On Tuesday evening the annual
Grafton before the Union Literary Society Wy REV. w m
Alumni Society. by Alexander NJ. Brown, of Psris,-Ky
Valodictory by N. Butler Louisville
MURDER WILL our ."--whiie the Tennessee Volun-
tecrs cncampcd near Benton, in Saline county on
Tuesday evening last individual named Jacob Jester
who has for time past been residing In Hot spring
county in this state visited their encsmpment and was
Immediately recognized by of the soldiers, as the
person who, two three years since, broke Jaii IN
huntsviie, Ala, where he was in confinement awaiting
uisi on the charge of numbering man ny the name Oh
brewster Jester taken into custody BY squad OIL
,ouh'ees and brought to this city on "wednesday eve-
mug An examination had before Judge Smith,
~cn resulted IN the committm ent Of Jester TO prison.
TO await reqniston from the Governor of Alabama
One OF the toops states that Jester on the from
Benton, confessed that he killed Brewster but said IL
was In seltdeience. At the time Of his from
Huntsville jail large reward offered for his sppre
hension-.drksnsas Dsmoerat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31

FINANCE AND LITERATURE We find the follow
ing specimen of locofoco finance and literature in
one of the Southern papers. 1t speaks for ITSELF
WARRINGTON, 18th July, 1886.
MEssRs PRICE & FALL:-
am not in the habit of writing for news apers be-
cause the city papers give the and sometimes
fancy leads us to write what never to pass But
srs will depart from my rule Just far enough to say
that bill has this dav passed the Senate authorizing the
issue OF $40 600 600 of treasury notes to which, in behalf
of the people of Mississippi enter my protest am
opposed to converting this government into shnpaster
bank The constitution authorizes it to borrow money
but no where do find anv authority to issue treasury
by borrowing or by taxation The Senate is engaged
with the tariff cannot say what will be its fate Be.
yond the adjustment Of specifics and minimums
slider it hut little relief to the South In the course Of
long service in politics, never voted for the issuing
OF rags and lamp black. in any manner size shape or
form, and SO help me God never will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31

The schooner Tribune from Boston, arrived at Albany
Friday, with cast roa ight house Its destination
Juniper Island
The Governor Of Massa husetts with advice Of
Gil has appointed Thursday the 10th OF November pext
to be observed day Of public Thanksgiving In that
commonwealth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31

STATE Political CoNvENTioNs.-The following
political Conventions are to be held in this State
during the months Of September and October -
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26

gENs Tkt3 sFELlCE iGD.-We wish Ia cal,
the attention rf our readers to the ad yCttiSmeuts
Ut 0r. how, regular n"GiCai ntaR ,whasr profession
al educ ion is M; surpassed by any rh, ali ~ the
country His aviug deV-'ed bis "tt' ut,nn { many
years 10 "A pnrl"nlar bTtu' uf the pro tss"h. aud
having h.er eXtremel sucepEsiH ~ cuang long staRt-
NJ Huh dItiruit case suCh C0Hstrer' d ri.
most iucurahe il sui 1t 1T tn c0",ueud him the
cubic az worthy of rue exclusive pntrt nag" lie Is
daiIyrtctsSIna TOthose a-QuaiuIru wi the l'acor
say nothing Az tn his sklu haEot or iHi'guty a.
they ave ,vea known; hut s'rapqpt= III search Of a
phYIi ian, wnuh recnrmrnt u carefully tpad
Dr. DOs's ACCOMPLISHMENTS aab be sure, Uhpu calIrr
him, 10 observe hag hia Office is is Second street
between 8 III and Glyss.
See his advertise meRis. nC9
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26

| Who will safer from shat painful disease, Liveh
Cos,pIaiat, when Immediate iet u not positive
rare, May be- effected by The tiat use of WiSIAkS
BALSAM, for proct al which read the fhiiowing: "
WATERFORD, n My7, 1916
DEAR SIR: In the year IS,l, was % severely at
faeked with Liver Comp aint az to be nureig una
Soe 10 attend TO my business. consulted VITA the
pest of thysictss in our p'a but they gave nle no
keIief III the winter of lS43, procured bottle ol
|0R. Wi5TAN'S BALSaM OF WtLU KERRY;
md before had used half of il, was able to re
,ulae my business as usual. have since tina. time
aged two bot les of the Wild Cherry Basain, and
IA been entirely free from pain; and, with the ex
epuoh ct a had cnld in February last have enjoyed
'eiter II ealth than | EVER did sefore.
WV. G. POTTER.
We are well acquainted with M. WIN. C.. Potter,
know thar he was afflicted in The n,anaar he des-
ribes and that his statement is entitled 10 tul credit
SG0fT Il WALDRUN, Merchants,
Noae genuine umless signed |. Butts.
On haHd anu tUi safe ny
STARt.ER l. CANRY, 100 W. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo w. Jones, cor. Baltimore aud Iiah sis
5stI. S.Hahce, Baltimore ard Pratt styeets Rohrr
( Atkinst.l, corner baltimore and Hanover sis; j. r
Perkins y Brother, cor. Green and franklin streets
ioseps ~. Stauahury, 81 'fhames-st; Elisha H. Per.
kus, corner Market and Greensts.; George II Keer'
No. 323 baltimore street; N, N, Robinson, 81 Nofu
Ray street. REs lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26

4 7AL Eftp MALL. SECOND AND EAST
~ GkANb vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT OF
HENRI HERz,
Pianist and Composer 10 II. NJ. the King of the
Fr nch, and Professor of the Royal Conservatory Of
Paris, will take place
FRiDAY EVENING, Nov. eth, Is4s,
when he wn he assisted by Miss KURSINSKY, the
admired voc list, Mr. ALLEN, Mr.. GILES, hr.
Oceans, NJ PlCGIOLi, Mr.. PETKl, and an Or
CELESTIAL Accompaniment.
The Concert viii be concluded with the Overture
to senliramis, arranged for PIANO FORTEs, and
performed bv eleven of the hest Piano players in
Baltimore, and Mr. HENRI HERR
PROGRAMME-PAkT I.
], Grand COncertO--the ID dedicated TO the
King of France, for the Piano and
Orchestra
!. Allegro MestosO,
,. Andante a iEccessaise.
j. ROndc LulsSe, composed and eXGCut-
cd by II. Herr.
,, Romana, from Anna Bolena, sung by
Miss Korsinsky, DonLetti
J, SulO Cornnpean -Adagio and PoIocca
composed amp XeCuted by J. NJ Deems.
4. Grand Arin-''li Bracciomio, by Miss
Korsiusky, Ncoli.
) Brilliant Fantasia, LucIZia BOrgia,
(by TequeSt,) composed and executed
BY Henri Herr.
fIptermissiOn of ten minutesl
PART II.
6. Solo Cornopean-''Tno last Rose Of
summer" ]. NJ. Deems.
7. Cavatina, from Romeo and Juliet, sung
by Miss Korsinsky, Bellini,
3. Variations di hravOuTa, on the Trio from
Gle pre- aux CI,rcs," with orchestra,
composed and executed by II. Herr
Q TyrnlirnHe, Miss Korsnsky, lager
10. Grand Overture to SenramGs, arranged
for EIGHT PIANO FOkfES bV &. CzPrny
HHd peff0raed by Mrs, Ffipse, MIS-. May, Mrs.
SchrIer, Mcs>r3. Al eR, Muller, Francis wal.
ter Smith, Hartman, May, Peri, Schwing and
Henri HcrZ,
Gt9-Tcke a each, to be had at the Music Stores,
at J Robins ms, and ut he door of the Hail Doors
open at q! o'eIeCk, Concert 10 commence at u o..
clock precisely. No postpoRomenton account of the
We1th"r. n23lt
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A&lUSE. E.N L',,s.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE

FEHEiGS Nv ENISG, Eov, IS ii, viii he perform
II ed the Opera of MAR ThNb. Charles H.
King Of Spain, Mr.. MEYER. Don Ce ar de BazaR,
Mr.. FRAZER. Don Jose de SanaTrm, MIR. Sc
GUM Acada, Miss hustin' Mantana, Giana,
MIS- SEGUlN.
To conclude with the eKrGvaqance called the ga
WAGE AND THE MAIDEN. Nj. Crummeis Mr..
w CHAPMAN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26
WEIGH, MANN 4 DELAVAN,S
NATIONAL CIRCUS AND THEATRE,
FRONT STREET,

NA HI BPEIt Tor The Winter season on MON
w Day, the 3Oh instant The Equestrian and
stage entertainments will FAY Surpass any attrEn pts
ever witnessed in this country fIf great aud masn-
hteHt combinations Of ratr and suprrative talent in
every dcpaiUiy mt of the arts, The house las heen
eIu'ely rthitrd, caTprtPi and heautlfed in eVtty
lrI, and The Managers aaltcr themselves that sI-
u'iIaf establishment IN this country can CffeT the pub
NC so enchanting aud TdtioHAl an entertainment ms
they ATE de .ermlued to present To the clzens aud
strangers viHing Baltimore. Fail particulars IN ~
lure advt StiscIuanlS. MIG II
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NJ COX OUT FOX rHE

H HANOVER STREET CHEAP STORE!
There IL still few more OF thO.c t'lcIp Goods len
at the "Selhng Uf store" No IS Hanover street.
which must be CLOSED out At cost or less. EHce,eHr
CALlCoES, fast conrs, 'nly6 cts. per yard, ana
lots of other BARG ms, Don't forget the store
and No. GS HANOVER STREET,
Hl92W 2l Store south Ol Pratt.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26
kp MOUTH WASH AND tooth POWDER.

hE. HARREs'
az MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procured the foraua of DE-.
G. a. ilanis' Aromatic aud AstrnGert moutl Wash,
and Aromatic ana Detergent ooth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them the public, feeling assur-
ed thar they wIii meet with general Appreciation.
They combine, in an eminent degree, al he Import
ant medical qualities which desirable for prrgsra-
tons ~ the sort possess They cleanse he Teeth,
excite heahy action OF the guns, and impat 10 the
breath a must delightful fragrance.
igS- Prepared aud snld only by G. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard aud M2ri0u
streets, Baltimore. h23tw-jal9-Sm
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rMyEN OCTAVE PIANO rORTE

1nNF W. F1 NV w
- MANDATORY AND MV-iG ETuRE.
The undersi2ne" Respectfully calls the attention o
the pHhl & t. their new Seven Octave Concentrated
GRAM PIANOS. TIL re Pianos are SEVEN
o. TAVF III ease Of the usual S n SIX OCTAVE
PRuC--Hud t0T power sc Trne and ~'einess "t
Sound, ~ to ghe ahmiraii"n of ali WHO rave seen
them. We arN manufacturing Ihcm az the usnl'
pric" of six Octave Piann-ii s2Ah, S'H0, 10 ",
and q o. and IN, ALL SEVEN 90 TAVE, nd wat
rnntrd To ~ unsurpassed ny ANY ohtrs uanuf ctur.
ed in tbs cuu tTv-
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano and other tnstru
mems.
MisIIhI. INSTRUMENTS Of every deacriB 'isN
CO. Muse Published Eassaved, Copied, ArraEget
and Round
PIANOS TpRtt and Rer'hed.
SHAFT 4 NnSWELL,
a7u 30, ia Baltimore stTeCt.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
STATIONARY AND BLANK DOORS.

, tQUNTRY EIERCH4NTs, TEA Oh ERS
AND OTHERS will ALWAYS and H. md
comrlrtr assortment at SCHOOL BOOKS, Sta
1IONEkY end BLANK ACCOUNT COOKS, at
NJ" l5l Pratt street, xi door 10 the Ra'L"ad Drpot,
all oC wnich al, drtrruin 10 sell ns essap as 8ny
other establishment in the city. Merchants doing
h- mess On or ~ ar the Wharves, will frd cV' r.
thing suital+ for the cOuut room in great variety,
aud reoAy eheUp too. ~
BtA>K ACCOUNT BOOKS
made IN order ana ruled 70 any pattern without OK
ira charge.
Cash or { ede sissn for RIGGS.
lF- Thr cund our THIRD tuIleS o. Ihe warehouse
[ 0rcHt v are tar re ~ They are vtiy Urge aud
cnmmndrnus aud suitable far any person doii Z n
coHms ion business. They viii he restrd vrIy
moderate.
r. NEWTON KtTRTZ,
No i5l Frtll street
nolEtf next door to the Railroad he pet
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BENEFIT or Mas. SEGLTN.

HINHIDA EVENISt g, Nov. -7lh, will be per
a i0rIaed the Opera of MARIANA. Caste the
saRle as ab We.
70 conclude with part Cf the celebrated Opera or
NORMA. Claudiun, mir. FRAZIER. Or0vesO, MIR.
GUM. Norma, Mrs, SEGUIN. liberia, Miss
AUSTIN.
20 Price OF ldmission-Box SO ccnts-Phs5.
Ry-DoGTa open atquarter past 7-perOrmuuce 10
commence at quarter TO orc UCk. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26
III ITG'S DAGUERRIAN GlLLEIkY
R&A- 2l7 BALTIMORE STREET,
The Oldc7t t!gtai'iahmomt IN the Cily,

TIE O!dc7t EgtGblishnlont IN The CiIl,
With Light expressly adapted To the Art, the most
superior Apparatus and certain Chemicals, the Pro
pFietor, ny giving his constant personal attention
his profession, has been enabled 10 produce The most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN.
tATURES that have ever been exhibited.
QG4- Citizens and strangers are invited TO call and
examine specimens.
QI'- Hours Of operating from 8 A. NJ. to 5 f. NJ.
istruc'ions given aud all materials furnished.
selE-lf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26

MILITARY BAIL,
-f9 JUNIOR ARTiLL EXISTS,
Sth December, 1916.
The JUN OR ART ILLEkiS'fS announce lheiy
FIFtH ANNUAL BALL on MOAD.RY EVEN.
ING, 30th November, lSd6, at
WASHINGTON HALL.
Perhaps on no occasion will this Eall apnear 10
tine same atvdn age as the present. the pro rietor
having engaged the complete renovation and euibpl-
IiShment 0f the building under the direction of an
lalian Artistic, Mr. Kdthlert.
The LeiliWg and Walls of the Ball Room afe being
Paiutt in Fresco
Refreshments under the direction Of the Executive
Committee.
RECE's FULL MILITARY AND COTILLION
BAND in attendance.
NAGERS:
The Field staff and Com The Fie'd STAFF and Com.
paEy Officers Light Di pany Offices, ia Diyi-
vision, ", sion, Nj. NJ.
Capt. Mcdowell, Jesse = Hunt,
Lieut. u. K. Blown, J. Paul Jones'
SeTe'; VIM MaydWell, Henry Nj Milnoy,
" George Inman, James NJ. GeddGs,
&c Fuller, Oswald Bowen,
" u. K. Watson, Chas B Klunk,
or. M sat VIM Allen, ID. Lefevre,
W Tickets S2-f0r sale at the Clipper, sun and
4rguS othces; by the rnem0er1 of the Company, and
by the officers of all the volunteer companies.
n!7 eOtu6
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26

7DSHAT UNRlVhLLED CARMINATAVE .
n GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is rhe most
popular Medicine now IN use among various families
Otthe first responsibility throughout III" country.
ROWERS' CORDIAL can BE- given to the most
lender infant with p rfCct safety. For children or
ev' n adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will he found Of inca!cuIahIe benefit. For
THESE children who are afflicted with a weakly or de-
biItated state Of the ho~eIs the Cordial will prove
verv beneficial Children while testhing sssffrr great
amount Of pain, and occasion the pasrut thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
'BOw eVs Infant Cordial" cXrrts, BY us very soothing
quas, makes It q very desirable femedy in all such
cases; let no family BE- without this Invaluable RENE
aY.-Price - cents
For safe wholesale and retail by
p. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard and Marion streets.
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Gles-
ian, corner OF Madison and Howard Sta; DR.. u. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green ste; e. Lemon,
corner of Market and HOppct0n Sta; A. G. R;dgr,y,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts Perkins & Bro
ther corner OF Gieen aud Franklin sts II. w. An
drews, Hill st q. X. Tyler, Of High and Mar
ket sts.; Dr. Y. Rauntrec, bG'Ar Market; Thos G..
Hopkins, Broadway, Fri's Point J y. StunshIry
Thames ST.; w. TtcRsi, Pratt and Eden ST.; T. J,
Pits, High and Pre,t s.;C p RIGGS, corner Of Paca
aud Little Green street; Dr. Rebulc rratt and Paca
street. nl9lw--jel2 gu
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RHETMATISBI,

This SarsapatiIIa il used with the most per let sue
cess in Rheumatic complaints, however severe or
chronic t'hr astonishing cures it has perfurned
;,fe iudce wOnd' rii OtIer remedies sometimes
give temporary rrliei THIS entirely eUdcmtss il
ir' she system. When the IiGibs aud bones are
GrCaaH'y swollen.
" Townsend: was attacked with distressing
Ptiu IT. my hiP 'ulnt, 80 bad that could walk
without my 'tuchrei aUd Huch uC the tEe | was
obliged u keep my bed. uied several Frmedtes but
thry dd 40, relieve ne then called ON Une of our
INST Physicians; lie drd no help heard at your
su-Ausra. and obtained bottle, and ~ a Giw days
iteiutry Currd me. and I'm ts well nav az ever,
ASH"Ei.L WALKER, ~ DaGiel ST.
ALBANY. JanuGyv1 I3a5,
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEEN WARE
HO.7,
SOUTH CHARLES STR EET.

W II u L. T. 5 II l. r.,
" UST RECEIVED, a fine assortment of
sy COMMON and PRINTED WARE, well suited
TO wholesale trade. Con- Try merchants are request
I'd to call and examine my stock.
RETAIL.
Also, anoth large lOt OF Flowing Blue. Hong
Kong, Dinner, Tea Toilet ana Breakfast WARE, OF
entire new patterns. 1'og Their with good stock
of Moulded and tut GLASS ana CANTON CHINA
can be found in the city
The above stock viii be sold low, for cash, till
January |, 1884, afer which time the subscriber will
remove to No II NerIh Howard street.
GIy- All persons indebted 10 ]. \. II. JE., are re
quested to call and settle such accnanta IS were
contracted previous to Sept I6, 1916
ol7-tJal JOSEPH 5, HASTINGS, Jr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OMAN AMPHITB RATRE,
RIs INnI WHO. ~ nv

,, " N0aTH 0aLVERT = S'T7Grr.
SAhES, LGEE ~ CO, Errprietorg.
BENEFIT or THE CLOWM, S.4M I.4THR0P
ANA positively the Last ~ Eht OF I've Uircus
THir lev GaihG, NOV. % h. 1916.
Mr.. LArHROP bctB leave 10 assure those Of his
freHds who may pa ronizG him ON Ills occasion,
Il a he VIII present such bill dis he trusts wall meet
with their appreciation,
Mr. SANDS an N AuRICE and JESSE the whole
Troupe Of PONIES; Master HERNANDEZ in his
Scene Act of Napoleon; LEVI HURTt; MOSELEY;
MACFARhAND, &C, Will all appear A variety OF
other ENTERTAINMENTS will he given, winch
VII Be expressed in the bills and Programmes Of tie
day.
Doors speR at s.: Performance eommance M : I.
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MuFEal MuFFsu MuFEsn,


4 u. H!c THAIE, Va Is! RAhTIhORE ST.,
sc newt d"ur 10 the ElrP'r ticp, haa ~ s'"re II g
largest assorImFHt OF hUFFS ever Ofiuttd In this
city, CONSISTING OF
Natural aud London Lust'cd Lynx
Stone aud i'row Mattln
tsahPiin Rear
Dark and ligil Fitch
Natural and i.UsrGd Jrrct
Alpac |, raura cotor an" JET h'Hck
Sih,:fia squirrels, f"hPy, aid NN4ttetV Of other
kinds suitable for hiSs,G aHh Eh dtrt to which Et
invites the attention at The prhlic gSue ally.
Also, a great variety OF ii Irj aaf CAPS for
youths and children. M3fN
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EDoMAN AMpurTHnATRE.

N . III IT OFFIERNUUN PEkFURHi.fNCE.
In consequence Of numerous requests made 10 the
pToprtetors, they have determined On order
mndate scheos aud famiiesl to give another DAY
PERFOR NANCE on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
NOV 70, Chan ssiVlng Day) 10 commence at u
O'Clock. The usual variety of entertainments will
b. given. ng7-It
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EswATT-sT. IIsnn FourDnY,

n M, UWsg NV N EITTAW,
(Resenfiy occTt'd iytae tp Jas. g. lFTiyon.)
The suhscr"cS has rCsuurd hu,jta, lie tn hove
tsa"iishmrnl, aud Is p1rprtsd "a fnrnis b. ord all
TURNING aAd FITTING; pATrER.S G,r MA.
CRIME WORK ceuyat Iy made, and Er ARCuI-
fEHTuRAL aud URNAMi MEAL Airpuses, carved
in the best style. GF- Orders respe tuHy solicited
and puucually attended 70.
81 6m JOHN COtVRANR
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

ID T.. sTMWART'S PATENT AIR TIGHT
u . COOKING STOVE, sold only at No 9S g.
CALVERT STREET, Baltimore. This Stove has
character which 10 other has ever attained. IL ia
warranted to give satislaction-and may he returned
should It fail to do so. II was sold last year by r.
Hqrpersett, at J. w. Stewart & Co.'S, IS Market
street, but is now sold only at 20 CALVERT ST.
We are the only persons in tns city and state who
are authorised ny r. r. Stewart OF Troy, N. Y. pa
teRtPe, To sell any of his Stoves, aud caution the
public against purchasing any StOvs as an "inpToU
ed tEewGTt Sore " or the ''Sterart St1ue iEspr oved
as all such are impositions. We have also a large
assortment Of the very best COOK STOVES in the
United aes. with Radiators, AR tight, Pallor and
Chamber STOVES which will be- sold low al 2s 3
CALVERT STREET, Bli;imsre.
Ol.eOf HAPPERSETf & PINEEuToN