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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03
DR. sWEETsER's EXTRA CT OF Ii
" NERWORTH AND TAR. For EONs Uni

BNR. SWEETSER'S EXTRA CT OF Ii
- VERWORTH AND TAR, FOR Cons UMP-
TON, COUGHS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN TIE
BREAST, sc. One of the most eminent medical
writer's who has written diseases of the Lungs,
remarks very justly, that the greatest difficulty at
tending The treatment of COnsumptive cases, is in
the first places getting patients 10 take medicine
for what they consider u mere cough or cold-some
remark, IFS only a cold, always let a Geld take its
own course and it usually wears off itself. Now ia
some cases this may be true; bull can assure those
suffering with cough or pain in the breast that in
nine of Consumption out of ten, that they have
invariably resulted from neglected cold.
Another class of persons even object to take any
medicine for what they consider Consumption, but [
can them thatin many if they take great
care of themselves and use proper medicine, they
may effectually cure themselves. Asthma or tficu-
ty breathing he efectuay cured by the
Of Liverworth and Tar; Bronchitis and Sore Throat
will also yield to its astonishing fleets.
DR.. Sweetser's Extract of l.iveTwoIth and Tar will
be found extremely useful 10 those who suffer from
the evil influence of night swcars.
Prepared only by Dr.S II SwEErsRR, Frontstreet
New York. For sale by SETH 8. HANCE, No. l06
Baltimore ST.. and cor. of Charles and Pratt-ss,
Also, by Perkins, corner of Frank lin and Green lists
and corner of Green ard Baltimore streets; Thomp-
son, corner of Howard and Fayette streets; Tyler,
corner of High and e. Baltimore streets; and Hop
kins, Felps Point. JAG
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NNCouRAeM AMERlOAN LNDusWRY,
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

Ha1 The subscriber would respectfully
wv inform his friends aid the public
Aagenerally, that he is continuing the
hHsan 81 As5sHBOOT and SHOE Business at No.
HBh 81 SOUTH GAY STREET, oppo-
vRa' site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST.. Baltimore, where he intends to manufac-
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, of
every description, in the most fashionable and ap-
proved styles of the beat workmanship and material
warranted to wear and fit equal to any in this or any
other city in the Union. He would also embrace this
opportu,ity of returning thanks his numerous Gus
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully sOlicits continuance of the
same. Prices as follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegged, $50
Double sole lined water proof Boots, stitched 900
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
nF- All orders filed at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail. -
se6-tf SAMUEL J. HANDY,
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km1o rmE PUBLIC. Whe eas in lhe course

TEEO THE PUBLIC. Whe'ea in the course
nj sncal and commercial events, II becomes ne
crssary sT all after losing situation, TO apply
for another and to ASSUME amongst the citizens Of
this city and elsewhere, the station III life which
Ivy art aud education W. are enned, decent respect
for the opinions OF tn" public requires that should
make known the causes which impcl lis to advertise
msmt:
We hol! these truths To he selfGVident, that all
men are created free ard 'qualthat 10 secure ucra
tive aud OItabH situations To us al, an lntG-
ypnce office has been opened in Exchange Place, de
u ins confidence and support from all WIN have been
kind enough 10 paTnnzH n-Iud Ia patronage one
which will secure 10 them safety aud happiness.
We submit the tullnwng advertisements to a can
did world:
AGENCY, for the purchasing of Slaves, on rea-
sOuaht cOmmISSlnH,
ON REGl STRY, several negro Girls and Boys OF
excellent character, for term of years
iu}- transatIOnS correctly mate irOm Spanish and
French. Families supplied with domcstics at the
shortest notice.
WANTED DAILY, Por,ers, Walters, OstIers, La
borrrs COachmen, Clerks, Bar-keep ers, Chamber
maids, Cooks, wet and dry Nurses, &c.
A. 'now's the day and nOw's the hourn
Sure Idle times must all he over,
For III rae now III want OF II luatlnns,
Need but hand in their recon- nemdatiOns,
Employment sure to find
{a9- This establishment was founded in the city of
Baltimore in the year 1880 and is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ed to Commission and Agency transactions, embrae-
ing the recovery of debts claims and inherances,
having efficient and responsihe snbagents in the prin
cpal cities of the United states, and Correspondents
AT the chief ports and capitals Of Foreign Guvernm
in commercial relations herewith This agency pos
sesses peculiar advantages facilities for the safe
and speedy transaction of such business us NAV be
contided thereto, sub ect to the usual commission
| Orders for purchases or Investments must be ac-
companed either with remittance of funds, con-
Segment of produce, &c. to the amount required adj
dresstd TO the undersigned.
l.. F. SCOTT'S Intelligence Office,
fc23 No. % Exchange Place.
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AMERICANS IN Rome. 1t Gov Armstrong
Of Mass, Mr. Polk, Charge TO Naples, MIR
Rnrgles, Of n Y, and other Americans, left
Paris in January to attend the pageants oi
Holy Week at Rome.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE

,s6szzz7a The subscribers have prepared IN.
fine assortment Of beautiful andsfzS@hAosD
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter which they would like the Ladies
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Caters So; Half Caters, thick sole. 90;
Morocco half Boots do 81 rs; Morocco JefIeisons,
do. SLIP; SEAL Skin Half Boots, Sl.la; Seal Skin
JeeRons, Sill Misses half Boots, thick soie rs cents;
childTen's Boots and Shoes, 50 cents.
% The above wOtk is prepared in the neatcst and
most fashionable style, with every for its dura-
kitty. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS Il EICOLAI,
na7-tf No 80 Ballimore-st.
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PuNIsHEu. Clason who assaulted Bennett
of the Herald, in tho street, at New York, on
tho e9th Of January, has been fined $50 by the
Court.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03

New YoRK PILo7s. These meritorious mer
are likely to receive all they ask of Congress
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SraIKE IN THE Coat REGION. The Penn
sylvana Miners have all turned out for higher
wages.
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ANKEAT ATTRA CT1oN AT e. PULVER-
" mACHER'S LACE MPORTUM,

NO. - fhA l i REEL,
between Hanoverand Charles-st5.
T. PULTERM.7C Oh Err has just returned from N.
York, and will open this day, Verysplendd and well
selected assortment Of FALL GOODS--such as
29O cartoons Ofnew style Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS
a full assortment of plain Mantua do
do ds Satin do
Several cartoons of I bread LACES and EDGTNGS
cartoons of Black Silk Laces for Trimmings
| cartoon of real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment of Lsle Laces and Edgings
300 doz. BaiOu's best qualify ot KID GLOVES
A full assortment of Ladies Silk Hose and Gloves
One case of Green BAREGE, for Wells
One yard wide Black Italian SILK for Ladies' Sears
and Capes.
Tarleton Musns, in all prevailing shades; Organize
for dresses plain Swiss, JacconeI and Cambria Mus
Inns; Bishop Lawns; Book Musns; Nansack, Victoria
Lawus, Sc A succession OF needle worked inside
Handkefchieis; plain and worked Pocket Handker
chlefs needle worked lnseitings and Edgngs; great
variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chill
dren's Dresses. Country merchants and Milners are
invited to call and examine this splendid stock OF
goods. 0l6.tf
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Wild Fowl. The Ekon Wing states that
during the last week the Elk river has been fill
led with myriads Of ducks, and the woods in
several sections of the country have been
swarming with pigeons. few days ago, an
otter was shot IN the Big Elk creek, several
miles from tide water.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03

SAD AccroEAr. A young man named
VIM. S. Richardson, residing near Hill Top,
Md, was killed "A few days ago by tree falling
upon hun. lie was about go years of age.
WESTERN RELICS. Mr.. Ferdmwol, while
sinking well OF the land of Mr.. Matthew
Carr, two miles from 81. Louis, at the depth of
lweuty-one feet below the surface, found syc-
amore tree, wInch was tweuty-four inches III
diameter at the tmckesi part, and had the APP
peaTance Of limb severed ur broken from the
main trunk, It. was perfectly sound, having
sull the bark.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03

u UCEHA CORDIAL, Or THE ELIXIR OF
Biz LOVE. Its s0'errign and speedy cure tui
incIpent Consumption, Ba'reunCss, Obstruction, dit
icull 81 painful Meusuuaton, lnc0ntnencG of Urine,
involuntary Gtscharge thceof and for g neral pros
ration of the system, "hethCr the usulg Of inherent
causes oT Produced by irreguaTily, illness oraccdeml
1t il pleasant TO the taste, and positively sure IN It's
operations in incorrhGa or Whites Its unrvaed
putaton IN both hemsphees, is the result of It's al
| most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair Nothing can be more surpris,
ing than ts nVgoal ing effects on the human frame
Persons afflicted with weakness and lassitude before
tRkngt, at once become robust and full Of energy
under its influence. II immediately counteraets The
nervelcssness oOsencss of the female tame, which
is the only cause of barrenness; and which prior to
DR.. Mengm's discovery, was considered 10 be ncura
bic. Language, indeed, cannot do Justice TO the
rits of the LUCTN.a CORDIAL, which is regarded
By the heads of the Faculty one of the most i'm.
poTtant discoveries of the age.
For sale by G. K, TYLER, cor. of Baltimore and
High SITS; ROBERTS " ATKINSON, corner of Han.
over ana Baltimore Sis; and J. NJ. LAROQUE, corner
Of Baltimore and Harrison sta.
Price SO per bottle
QL3- Purchasers, to avoid being imposed urnn, will
please remember that the name LUClKA CORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass Of each bottle. sel2-u
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MEDICAL. OFFICE.

NO, q SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door from BatimOTe-sl going towards the k )
FNNAKE NOTICE of DIR. ROGERS ZANE on
n different parts of the office
Attendance from 4. M. til 10 81 night.
CURE W.8RR.9NTED
90 NO Par UNLESS CURE BE EFFECTED
A.
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NHEAP UMRRELLA srORE

& Nil Ca iSE. lus received by rail road. s. ION
W OIL CAKE. N store and FOR sale hy
s, ISOLATION & SONS,
leAA lG2 Lombard street,
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SiNGULAE. II has recently been stated that
fifty Of the Signers of the Declaration of lndc-
pemdence were masons, and that all the Major
Generals of the Revolutionary Army we're ma
Sons, save one, and that one was Benedict Ar
mold
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Gncrtfan Republican,

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
M0SnAY, March ?.
e2N Maryland Seeing SIS. &C!
G2Gon Baltimore Is, 1880, ~!
IS ares Con-. ~ Far mrs Bank, 2uE
- FaYneIsIni Planters Rank, y, -iG
10 BaIi amd Ouiu Railroad 4
hari land 6S closed day ~ II hid, IA aSt,d
Bali 6'4, Of 1890, cIOsrd M 81 = l6 ASH. H. w. ! hd,
Raum0Ie and Ohio Railroad IS. bid, s6a asSed
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thTlIlcl Attorney, presented lars commission,
mlhch was nulGd III the minutes Of the Court
WIN 4. Bent, Esq. vas admitted 10 the bur as
an htl"Inry ard counsellor of the Court. The
following gentlemen were summoned to serve
On he Grand jury: john G. Niaury. E>q'r
InicmaD, Roger G. We,ghtman, Ahner g.
Pierce, Fhos Corrsran, Lewis Curberv, John
R"yle, ""z1r Lindsley, George Walterston,
| Fhus. I jones, q W. Riggs, samuel BIcon,
'bn F. Callan, Henry M,Phers,n, Hamilton
l."f' borough, John &. Rrves, VIM, J. Stone,
WIN. a. Biado,, John Cox, w d G. Muir
dock, Philip r. Berry, J1hn T. SIlhvan, Geo
w PmIhrs Jrh,z Travers.
P,Hl Jury &C Crnnicll, J. G. darkness, G.
a. w Randall G Robinson, L. II. Has
Imp, ~. H. Boucher, Il Walker, J L. Bright
well, !. BeuIer, II Krdwun, Alex Sums,
}. =. King, 5. DHVall, >. Mattock, ID. Ho.
mans, W. Bond, r. Parker, o Connolly, X II
Harrington. w II Smms, Jas. Mcguire, T.
Bhkrf, ho"nrS, Is. Burns, d. h. Gardiner,
T. w Reed, II. Lnshy, Francis A Fucker,
ID CampoeIl, j. IT, Daniel, w. a. Williams,
b. b"hrer, 7. Banks, and q Lamb.
The only case tried to-day was that Of tho
u States VS.. VIM. Lloyd, charged with an as
sanlI AMI battery upon VIM. Hines. Not gull
". w. Woodward, esq, defended prisoner.
hJ ChlS dIIllGu uOONl ! u Clbth. tuC Ilip-
per Was received about . l-2 O'CIk.
PEACE AND War. Tho friends Of peace in
New York are SHINING an address at the Ex-
change responding to the friendly addresses of
the people IN England on the Oregon question,
The clergy Of Portsmouth, N, H., of all depo-
u,inu,ions, have united in circular to their
ministerial brethren throughout the land, to
preach on tho subject Of g acc and war.
DrBr or NEw YORK. On The Isi Of Jano-
AIRY, the dent Of New York City, rc'comaI re
by tho Sinking Fund, wasSI2, 7o1 $40 q, and
the amount reasonable by iaAAliott $500, 900
TIE total rcCrP,s for lSd5 wcfo 81 53t, $50 90,
Amoun, drawn On the treasury 10 1916, S4,-
iS3 .G23 Sc.
SINGULAR. II has recently been stated that
Gliy Of the SiUncrg Of the Declaration of IudG-
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treatment he met with, until Yesterday NOM
ing, between line and ten O'Clock.
On Justice Drinkcr being made acquainted
Win Tie circumstances. he Immediately re-
.aied them TO the Mayor. who ordered out
some ihree hundred men, armed with cuilas-
sss ana swords, which were distributed TO
hem at tn. arsenal, a. posse coulitaii,s. TO
carry the writ into execution by force. The
iorce being armed and equipped, they proceed
ed TO the battery with The intention OF boarl.
ing the vessel, and coptnring Captain Ton.
or, but Col, Stevenson having previously g6>
scent OF the proceedings. MAS going down
The bay al the rate OF nine knots an hour. The
captain OF the police force then sent a com
munico'ion by telegraph to the offing, oskins,
iniofmahpn oil the whereabouts OF the expe-
di'ion, and received in reply an answer sta
ing that they were merrily pourhinq the
sea, and would be out OF sight vi land in a
few hours.
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REEEkENCES


= TITO UNDERSIGNED would rcs1rcifii'y snucit sT..
ey from TANNERS AND I.gArufB Ia,ttss VINO h,y. !,
"eA % tr d ceni Kinds of Lea lcr Tor -ar 10 ciiru-
nam WIN itr s3eoi - a. his acquaintance H. very ~
ing teen rnga c ga thlS ciy extensively iu she "
.ac ana hc'si LoA'hsr, Ssld'orY Hardware aui Shoe
bhdhE tusbcss iOr ihe past twelve yta- which ha-
tIsit" hn 'o lTcone well &C inaufcd win al she nu-t
lt'mnem Sshdlcfst SaucuakCrs aud Dealers visiting
tir market and understanding thr tuair,s viii hi.
ish 10 piocllc The hest lnssho prices order 20 Give en-
e SaiisScon 10 ihusc who wiz cnru~i him " iih thef
,avufs-as he j. determined To give hi. tcrs,,st "a
prompt A1cuiuu 20 81.
" w. Is iuvad 10 10 exclusively ror,y .rdinr ard
commission business taud lcng de cTunei 10 serve an
allN'l WIZ NOS purchase any Leather Mofchaadize
hiptS 81 az kinds Will ~ purchased 20 order "a Iea
'hr inhds are furnished, Ci'Lcf rs remittance or t,ro
cs oi ssrs OF such articles MAY hsya bcrn sent hiu,
"i r@e. loi ma PURPOSE. tHAEiiS =. UENBRY ,
oe'. 90. 3w, Nu. - I.cyes, corner Viuc street
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lfESlS-FRoM THE PARIS LETTER OF
THE NATIONAL lNTELLlGENCER

The great chemist Dumas has made his re-
port TO the Academy Of Sciences Oh the new
edition oi Dayoisirrs works, To be prepared
aud published at the expense OF the Govern
ment. There will be six quar,os, ol which
TWO consists of new anl valuable materials
A new edition OF bis chemistry. which he had
nearly completed al the period of his death.
has been found among his papers These ev-
mence extraordinary aud diversified scientific
labots. These evidence extraordinary and di-
rers,fed scientific lsbors. A copy ol the new
edition Is To be presented TO each ofsuch Tor
eign learned societies as committee or the
GOveTnmant shall select.
Alta late meeting of the Paris G eogra ohicol
Society, Mr JOmarl. OF the Institute, called
the attention amt sympithIes oi ihc society
TO the demise OF John Pickering. of Boston.
savant, lac added. whose productions were
known TO ali the erulte associations OF Eu-
rope, and universally valued.
Mademoiselle Rachel IS going 10 Italy for
her h.alth-a real catastrophe, say the Foul
iefoHisis, Tor the rhratre Francois. where She
was engaged TO play from ihc lst Oi Scptem-
Der. She will bnug buck, they add, sixty
Thousand francs In presents, the produce Of
Soirec readings Tor ih. Iidliln liant ton. /, j.
esiimaied that in har puhic performances
each verse OF Couigil.e or Richine. gives her
Twelve iuncs, ant each syllable franc.
The discovery hiss been made in monas,e-
~ OF Spanish Navarc of an antique parch-
lneut ct hundred aud iorty Two pages ilu-
minated, having lcadtn seals and the richest
gothic ornamcuis. Ii isa poem OF a hundred
canios IN tlie prorsncGiialecto t tlie thirteenth
century; the subject a romantic war OF Pam
re'una. That city has secured IL, auI deems
II precious acquisition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-03
DEPARrURE0F THE CAHFORNIANS
SINGULAR SCENE

he California volunteers. uudrrCol Ste
fchsoH, sailed from New Nora on S,r,ri,,
ih Ihree ships, Loo Choo. TbOml. n P.ffiu-
sHd Susan Drew. uccomrauird bv iha -.
ol "af fsebie The expedition c1,upfe I,
some seven hundred and eigity. Officers and
men.
The expedition was not 90 leave until SIT.
uWiy night, bias from Cifcumsiancc. i.at..r
cuurd li. day previous, which The Herald ~.
sribas a. follows,
VI Stevenson was compelled On sill soon.
fi llan bc expected, 90 avoid b,iug ptrst,.l
under warrant issued against hifn Lf nu Il.
legged d,bt. ond another ISSUED by tlis pb.i =.
tuliunues against some OF bisofiiacls. lafob-
.'Iucuug iilc sheriff in the discharge az Iis i1.
't. li appeals that q Nauant lof hi. sif..i
$50. ie-1rd 5y Judge DAILY, under tic SilIlUeIl
'... 'n1 When thg shcritIs ohierf proceeded
.' '"'N. ''' atI-st ih uBH ou dut, uu bIirl
w. ''s~i "a- ordered TO- shoot nu. 10 boz
''ie'hl Tel i1 So on hHrI taIrftb.S. ,if.
'Husl'u.rs ite ,IluH blrrHt Iilf ,,-..I ..,...
Was 3D. rtWfb au UisaI1r. suIb.,,, .....
VAIN ed po'sioIe haste Goo ,le ro.i,r oHt.s
"hrr le m1je co. AFFIDAVIT, of Lis b..p,. ..,
sifufird, dut prayed t'ie arrest ui CAM r.,
uef. ihe u.hDfi by bose direction it. .,I..
io shoot was given. Juslee Dunkeg s,.s,t
inSly issued q waraui o. fpmfI au.sf. end
plotted 90 in the bands ~ AN. &. smith. Ia.
execution who iun,dbielf unicraot n
make Che arrest bw n.iiissl adIaifiaU,,
on board Ihls &C go aa Uu,dto Nj.
cay. b.i -ii not inform u su.H If r.
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PAYING FOR WIT.-Wit it seems. was
at premium last week in Louisville and
Nashville. Mr.. ID. b. Fonda won the silver
cup offered by the "Sablc Haunouists" in the
ioEme' city, by the following conundrum.
in the year 1915. Mo Jorlou aud Mr.. John
Van Buren, two lawyers practising at the Al
bany IN. y } Bar had difficulty aud a Gght
an court, Tor winch they wers both fined and
Imprisoned. These TACT being made known.
Mir. Fonda asks. "Why is Mr. John Van
Buren, like Bunyan la the last chapter Of has
: Pilgrims Progress"
AHstOer. Because he mad. pass oUer
yoTdaEi
Our friend HIallcmau Of lie Morning Cour.
Ter, promises to publish number OF the re-.
jected conundums, just To show how OK.
ceedinglJ lively the Louisville ,ea market wa.
made By the offer OF prize cup.
AtNashyille tbs Ethiopian Serenader,'
awarded the prize cup for the following rathei
lame attempt
why IS poor horse greater than Napo
leoni' " Because be las more JoJiy parts thai
one
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THE HARMON EONS.-We have received
letter from the manager OF Harmonious,
now al Pittsburgh, where they have been in
the enjoyment OF series OF splendid houses
saying that they will be here on Monday OF
Tuesday next and give one or two concerts.
This company have been received with de.
light, by Boston. New York and Philadelphia
audiencies, and we beSpeak them a welcome
in Wheeling.
The following gratifying eulogy is from the
AlexOn1Iia's Gazette:
The HARMONIOUS MUSICAL EN-
TREATMENTS These admirable sing
cts and instrumental performers whose Con-
certs have become 80 popular throughout the
country, we regret TO say are about to take
long farewell OF this place All who have
heard them have been delighted, aud those
who have not may wait many q day Tor anolh-
tt opportunity 10 ENJOY 50 rich musical treat.
The harmonious choSdins, aud extraordinary
compass OF their voices, the beautiful cadence
and comprehensiveness of their intonation
combined with the Overlooking humor with
which lighter pieces are performed, all con
splre TO render their exhibitions attractive and
pleasing beyond even our best ability to dcs.
cube They are cerl5inly entitled 20 a high
rank IN the musical world and we deem il bat
justice To say, that m music, which we have
ever listened to ia this city, has afforded us
mote pleasure than that discour,ed by the
Hamoaeons.
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FREIGHT. letter from Brownsville ol

FREIGHT. "A letter from Brownsville of
the 2Slh TO large house in this city, which
had been making purchases OF glass up the
Monongahela says; Il send your goods by
wagon as much the cheapest route, as we'll as
quickest
Goods are now principally received hers in
Keel boats from Piusburgh, although there are
rome small steamboats, that still 20 up 10 that
point Below Wheeling there has been no
difficulty in shipments. Frcighls from here
to Cincinnati 37l To 80 cts.
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VARIETY
Am EAACA GnnDG.

WY n arc receiving a1d opening =, the Nu-i,
~ and Variety store. large aud wei ssicct,si
stock Of NNfiey and fancy articles, which have been
iccic wih care, huth ia and quality win n.
-yid A ssaii slvancc aud Cost. c.sitag ~ part 90
The following nrcss aud Corsi pa cloue. BACK and
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