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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-11
NEW TAILORING
E1S'FAEBLHSEHNEaINTt aI Mt.

The subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in Bloomsbury, in the Arcade Building, over the
store of Albright d Meng,l, where they intend
carrying i, on in all It's various branches Having
had some experience in the business, they hattcr
themselves thatthey shall be able to do all the work
intruscd to them in as fashionable aud workman
like manner, and as e&pcJitousIyas can be done
IN any other shop in the county. They, Therefore,
ask share oipuJlic patronage; at least they wish
to be tried.
d. WILSON,
a. Il. LYELAND.
April 4, lslG-yly5O
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LITEl TIREM! TIREu!

"A that man hath will he eivo fer hi, liG, 70
we f.l recorded in the NEST ancient and best q
book, ha: rs VIC soc Thousands dying around u.
with Consumption, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis
'Pt!lag Blood, and other Pulmonary affections
we 2'9,s9 u doubt, tAa, Cer%r&a&"futhr .as#h
hat certain remedy m2y be obtained, which aI
ways arrests those di,ersag.
DEJaVNA'5 EIpEUTORANT never fails
to give relief snd cures utter every other mean
have A.Iod. This can oe aoIhas proved in taous
tnia o'ms'ances whe,1 ii has effected raI,c,
'are', after tne p7.@nt hld boou given up BY al
his lucaIs aud physicians.
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90 RREnGR LnUEEDERs.

"a EALED PROPOSALS will he received al
~ the hou C of Jacob Dyer in thl town Of Cat
awI3aa, by the President and Managers ollho Cat.
iawi5sa Bridge Company, until
Saturday, HE l8h iask at o'cl0ck, m
for Rebuilding the Bridge over the susquchanna
River al that place
PLAN and Specifications 10 be seen at the house
Of said Jacob Dyer.
By ordcr % the Board Of Directors.
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer.
April l, lslG.
UIEditors in Susqnchanna YaIly an at Potts
vile, will confer anvoron Col Paxton by b w.
ing the above one or two insertions in their papers
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THE WARM WEATHER

Tho sudden changes Of the werthlr, during thi.
seoson Of the year, exhibit most bonciul ca4ct OF
the human system. Jebi.tatng and prosultag il,
The stomach and bowels become dcrangcd, giving
Timely notice to all, w!o are inclined to give attc1
u,n 10 The waning voice Of na,nro 1t such time,
jgucS 'Carnmatlye' never fail, to ofiy1 inmeJ
ttc rol2!, checking the disease and restoring III,
p1j,atlo elTorops heaHh Mothers conno, he To-.
cautious with their children during this month
AMI the mon,as following and in the calies, stage
OF ,lJs summcr disea79wAetlc~ from tocraipg on
'o"."a heat, or o1et causes, They should 1t one,
,et'r, 'g this never 'aIius remedy Hordt0in o
certificates ,ro9 respectable persons In Obi. CIV
'' 'n possession o! jae prrpyo,3. rcaiy 70 cS.
hbt t. all who NAV d.gire too roo tl.ml. h,s of
hs-, Ne .oula ILhI street, PAitajepa.a
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PIG LEAn.

TheMssissippi Valley is Iikely to sup,
ply the world with pig lead. The whole
amount to be brought TO market this year
will probably exceed seveny millions,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-11
ANECDOTE.

Asa slii' old noblemon lay or las dea.h
bed, his chaplain lhnkiogto comfort hin,
sal, You will be ciuzcn Of better coun
try
NO neyerl sammcred lae dying man, j
am and will be a nobIeman'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-11

A Lh persons who have unsettled accounts on
IA. the Books Of the subscriber, now removed
ron bIoomsourg, are hereby informed that his ac-
count books are left IN the Laujs of Thomas Pain
.ar, Justice Of the Peace at Bloomsbury, for set
'Iement and collection. Those who do not attend
" having their accounts settled and paid on or
'"iora the FIRST dry ot Mog nert, may crpoct to
nave cost added u their respective dues, without
le,Pect to persons.
ELIAS WERTMAN.
BIooms5urg, April 4, lsl8 -~5O
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OBJ TN 2 0nTP,

DIED.-lE Fairie)d lawnship, L,c,m-
ing county, on lhe BAN of March uil PNrrR
NIMPLE, soldier Of ,hs RoyoIuU1n, aged
Sc ye1rs
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which, having been selected with great care, Ihoy
can and viii lcII rs low, il not a little lower
than they can be purchased elsewhere in the coun
Iy Among their assortment may bo found IN
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-11

SKIN Dl9E1aE9 arc often a~inc ,a a
5J.ln.o uabi, Of body and in order . eff
.rCl psrmsnrn' cags the orig,nal cause
musl Gsicmorrd
JayHe's Lille Prsse,vaGye one rf,he no,,
pheasant articles ever offered TO she pnAlIa
mas been found not only tn cure ScrufuUa
under oil jis multiplied forns Of Cancer
Rings Evil Gorre Whine Swelling &c.
but also to remove the disposition OF ten.
"nry to diseases of that class and all dts.
eases originating from ob5uUcuons in the
glands or pores OF the skin or from lmpuri-
by Jolhe b.ooj or other fluids Of the body.
rsopmed oniy q, $50 8 South Thiri street, Phil
ajcrhla
The abovaMsdjcna are for sale at
the Store OF
JOHN i. M0YER,
Bloomsbury
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CT10T'7 ~
DISSOLUTION.

THE "oparlnerrship heretofore existing
under 'he hrm "l Armstrong q Huges. ia
he ionr eating business, Is By g,u,ua
'oDsenl dissolved
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0-cro.'" CT Jan c. BnrGin tie hands OF A,s 3D..
n.U!.. a;,rs Jy..a Barre. and Hugh MoEua.N.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!
SAZ NJ. TAYLOR ~ co.

w HAVE THIS RAYRECEIVED
No. LIBRARY OF STANDARD ROMANCE!
WlELAND; or, The TRANSFORMATIONS.
By Charles Bookden Brown, the first Americ an No
yelist author Of edgar Huntlry," 'tJane Talbot
"Arthur Murvyn," "osmond,' ''Clara Howard,' -
sc. Price % cents.
Picture of New York for 1916, with numerous
engravings, and map Of the city, 62lc
Statistical Almanac for 1886, with Chronological
and Historical Tables of Soveregns, illus
traled with II engrayings, 623c
Manners and Etiquette for Ladies and gentlemen
with Hints on COurtshp ana Matrimony, 1910
Marguerite de Vaois, an Historical Roma Ce, by
Alexander Dumas, 25c
The Philosophy OF Smoking and Drinking, with
numerous illustrations, l2tc
Don Cesar de BaZan, drama in three acts, as pro-
ducrd at the Park Theatre, New York,
with Portrait and Memoir of Mr.. Chasles
KeaR, l2ic
The Wilderness and the War Path, by Jas. Hall,
(Wiley n Pumam'sO SOC
Lttel's Living Age, No, 100, l2lc
HarpeT's illustrated Shakespeare, 25c
WILLIAM TAYLOR * co.
JI7F- All the Boston, New York and philadelphia
Weeklies for sale. We shall recvive the Weekly
Herald by the early cars this morning, full of inter
esting matter. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

SHARP SuoorlSG. In defending himself
AGAINST certain charges in relation to the Ash
burton treaty, exhibited against him by MIR.
C. ]. IngersolI, of the House Of Representa-
tiyes, Mr. Webster, of the Senate, delivered
one of the most scorcling ,scathing robukes we
ever read. lie placed Mr. Ingersoll in most
unonYiable position. That he wrthes under
the severity of Mr.. Webster's lash is evident
from his movements and language in the House
on Thursday last, when he offered resolution
requiring an exposition Of the application of
the Secret Service Fund under the administra-
ton of President Tyler, whilst Mr.. Webster
was Secretary of EStatc-by which he expects
''to sustain his former charges, and to prove
that Daniel Webster had been guilty Of INSIDE
meanors, such as "coIrupting public funds, y
being ia deluquont,"a "public detlulter;" of
"fraudulcntly applying the funds to his own
use, and Of employing VIGOROUSLY base agents
ofhs choice Also, that he had been guilty
of mean and paltry contrvances, Of palpablo
misuse ofthe public money, &c"
That Mr.. Ingersol should feel sore under
tAe castigation given him by Mr.. Webster was
to have been expected; aud that he should seek
to defend himself was reasonable; but it is evil
dent that he has acted in the matter Of his res
olution more from impulse than from judy
mcnt-and that he will signally fail in the
proof of his new charges against Mr.. Webster,
we have not the slightest doubt-for, whatever
may be thought of the political course Of that
gentleman by his opponents, we do not believe
that any rational man amongst them, can Gre
dit for moment the assertion, that he has
fraudulently applied public funds to his own
use-and Mr.. Adams has shewn, that, in re-
gard to the Secret Service Fund the thing was
impossible, inasmuch as that fund is not placed
under the control of the Secretary of State,
but of the President, who alone is responsible
for its application
Ifit be necessary that a Secret Service Fund
shall exist, it would seem to be indispensable
that the objects for which it is discussed shall
be kept secret; and such has been tho practice
heretofore. But, inasmuch as Mr.. Ingersoll
has exhibited grave charges against Mr.. Web
ster in relation to that fund, we hope that
thorough exposition will take place, so that
the accuser may either sustain his allegations,
or sink to that depth of inlamy which he will
deserve should he. fail in his proof.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Serious accident Mr. Dennis Sullivan, re-
siding in Franklin west of Cove street, was
yesterday run over by cart containing hea-
Wy load. The wheel passed over the middle
of the back. DIR. Giger, the family physician,
being sent for, was soon in attendance and ad-
ministered such relief as the case allowed of.
We understand that the DR.. considers the in.
jury as very serious.
County Court. In this Court yesterday, the
jury in the case of Coburn VS.. Mccormick, re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff for $40 "a
No other bu mess of importance was transact
ed.
u. S. District Court The case of Isaac
Davenport and James Allen vs.. John A. Ell
licott and Andrew Elicott, Jr., was tried in
this Court yesterday. Verdict for the defen-
dants.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11
apu2l'

03- CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY VIsI-
TER. This weeks issue OF this old family paper is
one Of particular interest Besides a continuation of
the thrilling story of "PedIer Molly" by Mrs AMMAN,
gives some most touching "Iales Of the Poor" by
the venerable Father McJIlton, and collection Of
"Gems Of Judian Eloqnence," of rale force and
beauty, by "Senex;'' Sketch of Daniel O'Connell
at Home; "Captlin Pen Us. Captain sword, +" fom
Charles Dickens's newspaper; the Quaker of the Oh
den / line; the Lost Child; PoetcaI Enigma; Pro-
ceedings of the Reporters; Local Movements; the
blc;" Letter from PHILADELPHIA respecting the pro-
ceeding5 of NJ Il. Conference &C; Letter from Bal
timere, concerning the indictment of Rev'd James
Shrigley, sc; News, Markets &c. Price singly, a
cts; per year Sl5O, or s for mos. Office No. 10
North street, where various other wheky papers,
magazines, &C. may be had aplU -2tV
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11
FOR RENT. "PERKINs, SPRING

tsIshlz FOR RENT. "PERKINS' SPRING
&JI!!l COTTAGE" located on Chatsworth and
EiEti. George streets, near Frankn-st., containing
iAI- nearly two acres, admirably suited for a Flo
rist Uf Gardener. 1t would be desirable residenc
for person of leisure, whose business would per-
nit him 10 devote part of his time the cultivation
of the grGunds-combining the advantages of the
country and city, being within few minutes walk of
the centre of business. The location is very healthy
and contains spring of the purest water and strong
er than any other within the city bounds. The house
is in the plain cottage style, two story, and very
roomy, with stable and other out buildings 1t is
unnecessary to say more in commentator, as those
wishing t. rent or lease can view for themselves
Inquire Of the subscriber, conner of Franklin and
Graen-sts., or Mr. Paul, on the premises.
apll.mw3t DR., ], +. PERKINS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

The DIFFERENCE. In the year 1913, al
contract was made by the city authorities of
New York, by which the streets of that city
were to be "swept twice each week, and sprin-
killed. before swept, for the sum Of S64, 5003'
bat this contract was subsequently, near tie
conclusion Of the year. broken by the city, for
which damages were awarded TO the contrac-
tor amounting to $4,000, besides costs, about
SO 0O0 The contract system buing thus a.
blndoned, the cost Of cleaning the streets a
mounted in 1914 to S9I, PIT; and in 1915 to
Sl36,36l. So that the citizens Of New Yo rk
had to pay last year more than double the sum
which it would have cost to have had the
streets cleaned by contract. And such will be
the case in Baltimore, should the contract sys-
ten not be restored. But it seems to be diff
icult matter to got men to look at the public
interests alone. The expenditure of few
thousand dollars unnecessarily, is considered
of little Importance, in these days of "retrench-
ment and REFORM" if the favor Of partizans
can be thereby secured. There is much hum
bug in this world; and in no way is it more
exhibited than in the difference between pro-
fession and practice.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

@3-THIS DAY, April the lllh the Small Fry Lot
terry comes off, class No. l5G6 Nos IL drawn ballots
Capitals $4,000, 1852, of $l0O0,2 of $500 , of $500
3 of $50 of 800, &c, Whole Tickets only 81
halves so cents, and qrs IS cents. Certificates of
package or26 wh~le tickets Sl4 rs, halves 81 81,
quarters 50 IS.
Fer lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply TO the prize vcndeIs,s MILLER y CO.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Pasl streets
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, class 40, drawn
April 9, lowest prize So:
ii SO GO 43 Is II l 6S 30 81 A I6
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

1(3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish te
pucaase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Penc
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete, at his Old Established Store, Waterst ID door
from Calvert. apS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

gIz- TEMPT GRANGE NOTICE. DAVID d. Girls
VOID, Esq of New York City, an eloquent aud pop
uar Temperance Lecturer, will address the Wesley
Chapel Temperance Society, in the Wesley Chapel,
corner of Sharp aud Barre sts, on MONDAY EVE
MING, 18Th inst, at u O'Clock.
The citizens generally, and especially the Young
Men, are invited to attend.
GEO. G. NJ, ROBERTS,
apll.2t' Pres't of w. g. I. Society.
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o. CuEAP PRINTING G, and PRINTING of

o. CHEAP PRINTING G, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office Ol the Clipper, I34 BALTIMORE. sT.-as
MAMMOTH pIrrs Much larger than any Other
mA"holh BILLS Office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS I.ADlNG,
STAGE s. HATTEiS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c, SC
Indeed ii lie needless to enumerate, as we are pos
scssed offaci tiles with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery fordoing work, in eperystyle
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

o. CRYSTAL FOUNT DIVISION, No. IS. 8.
Oft. The members of this Division particularly
requested TO attend the meeting THIS Saturday
EVE WING, April llth, at O'Clock. The Bylaws,
for the government of the Division, will be submit
ted for adoption BY order,
II f. w. DAVIES. R. Scribe
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

DEATH OF A SEA CAPTAIN. A Liverpool pa
per of the 9th of March says: The ship Virgil
mia, from New York, on the eth of February
was struck by a sea, which carried away her
boats, and stove the round-house, near which
Capt. Heirn was standing, when he received
such severe injuries as TO cause his death in
about - hours afterwards.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

Opposite BdTnum's, Bait, Md.
h7-OFFINIAL DRAWING OF he Nd. Cons0li
dated Lottery, class No. ID, for 1876:
63 SIS II l2 81 IL | IS II 20 IS 40 40
80 and CD, being the lst and 2d drawn Nos each $50
So and II, being the ID and 81 drawn Nos. each 40
- and II, being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos each 30
10 and 81, being the 4h and 9Th drawn Nos. each 25
IL and 81, being the 5th and 9th dtawu Nos each 30
! and | being the 9th and 9TH drawn Nos, each l6
! and IS, being the 9Th and 9Th; or "A and rs, be
ing the Slh 0md 9Th drawn Nos, each 10
AllhaWBg Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 8
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, 4" 4
1t EMORY & CO., No. , N. Calyert-st.
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WrST EsTERN CEMETERY. The Conge

TNT ESTERN CEMETERY. The Conse-
Wv cratory Sermon will be preached by Rev'd
VIM EVANS, on the Cemetery ground on NEXT
MONDAY (EasteD 18Th of April, at 3 o'clock Af.
ter which all opportunity will be afforded such per
sons as may desire, TO purchase lots. The same lib
era discount will be given as was allowed to those
who made the first purchase, and will be continued
to all who may buy up to the second Monday in May
next, after which no discount will be allowed.
N. d. Those who may wish eligible situations are
advised II make early application the lots are sell
ing very freely. apIl-2t*
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GRAND CONCERT
VIZ AT CALVERT HALL.


TUESDAY EVENING, april lith, 1876
Mr.. ALLEN respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he will have the honor to give
GRAND CONCERT of Vocal and Instrumental alu-
sic, on TUESDAY EVENING April 18th, at Calvert
Halt. On which occasion he will be assisted by Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. Shelter Mrs, Wood, also by Mr.. Charles
Hupled, the celebrated Vocalist, from Philadelphia,
Mr.. May, Mr.. Metz, Mr., Muller, Sig, Picciola. Mr..
Wagner, Mr.. J. G. Wood, an Amateur, and TIE mem
bers oil the Baltimore Instrumental Musical Society,
PROGRAMME-PARTJ ].
l. Overtire,--Full Orchestra, l. ndpainter.
., Oh! Summer Nght,-Mrs Bailey, DOniZetti.
3. Grand Duo, Violin and Piano Fote,-
Mrs. Shelter and Mr.. Allen, ArtoI & Osbourue.
4. My Boyhood's Home, from the Opera
ofAmiiie-Byan Amateur. Rookie,
D. Caprice, Violin, from II PiratG,-Mr.
HupteIdt, Ernst,
s. Loves young Dreams, arranged for
three vOices,M Bailey, Mr. Wood
an Amateur, Moore.
PART II.
/. Solo, Claronet,- Wagner, with &C.
compartment of OrchCstTe.
2, Song Grecian Daughter,-Mrs Bailey, might,
D. Cypreth WIeath,-Mr Wood, accom-
panied by Mrs Wood.
4. Sole, Piano Fone,-Mr May, Hertz.
5, Duet, Love and War,-Mr. Wood and
Amateur, T. Cooke.
6. Grand Duo, Concerante for two Vions,
with accompaniment of OrchesIre,-
Mr.. Allen and Mr. Metz, Kalliwoda.
0I3- The Graud PIANO used on this occasion has
been kindly volunteered by private family.
10 Tickets so cents each, to be had at the Music
Stores Mr.. RObinsOn'S Book Snre and at the doc
U3- Doors open at 7, Concert to commence at
precisely. apll.3t
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apll-2i
ACADEMY,
<lh LANCASTER COUNTY, PENN,

GTRASBURG ACADEMY,
Sf LANCASTER COUNTY, PENN,
FOR BOYS .9NeD Y0UNtf GENTLEMEN!
The Rev. DAVID McCARTgR the Principal and Pro.
pyetsr Of this Institute, s now in the city, at Bar
NUNS Hotel, Room ls6. Parents who intend to send
ID cir sous into the country during the coming season.
TO enjoy the privileges Of good school, very rea-
sopable terms, S5S covering all expenses per session
OF Eve months; located in a very healthy pace, and
where every possible effort will he employed to pro-
mote the intellectual, moral and religious improve
Reat Of yoath, are respectfully invited to call and
have an interview with the Principal. All partic u
lars relative to the School, references, &c, will be
given on application, if tho address be e at the
oficc Of the Hotel it will receive attention.
.pIl-4tA Rev. DAVID McCARrER,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

FRONT sr. CIRCUs.-Beneft Of Dan Rice. To
night is positively the last of the entertainments OF
MIR. Howes' equestrian company and will he for the
benefit of the mrth exciting and laughter provoking
clown Dan Rice, who will empty new budget of
blunders and comicaliles. Madame Macarte, will
on this occasion appear and perform wonderful feus
on horseback AS this is the last night of the season.
bill has been gotten up that will undoubtedly at
tract full houses and all who have sworn hostility
TO the sblues" and love fun will not fail TO embrace
the opportunity thus afforded them
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

ANOTHER LBEL CASE. We notice that
Mr.. William Taylor, of this city, proprietor of
the Western Contaent, has been held 10 BIS il
in New York. TO answer for a libel which Il
certain c. Edwards Lester alleges was publish
ed in that paper, to tho great detriment Of his
private and literary character, These prose-
cutons for libel arc, in our estimation, rather
contemplate, and Mr. Lester will find it out
before ho gets legal redress for his injured rep
utation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

{6F- The Rev. FRANCIS WATERS, d. D., (God
willing is expected TO preach on TOMORROW AT
TERNOON, in the Saloon Of the Masonic Hall, ST.
Paul street, being the present location of the Central
Methodist Protestant congregations Worship to com
menCe at O'Clock. The public are respectfully in.
vited-seaS are free 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW BOOKS
"A at w. N. HARRlSON'S, No. | Jarvis Build
ings, North st. The Chevaier D'Farmenta; or
Love Conspiracy, by Dumas 25; Marguerite de Va
lois, by Dumas, rs; Percaval Keeno a new novel IS;
Letters from Europe, by Du Sole, 25; Welaud, -;
Living Age, No lOH, l2a; Agnes Belmont, l2s; Cal
icy slave ~; CaptaH'S panshter' l2i Counterfeit
for this week, splendid No., now ready on the coun
ter. Also, the Iris; Flag of Our Union; Neaps Ga
zet!e; POST Courier Dollar Newspapers Vistet;
Emporium; Weekly Tribune; Weekly Herald, SC.
w. N. HARRISON'S, No. l jarvis Buildings,
apll North street, (Patennster Row.
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THE SUB-TREAsURY. At the meeting Of
the New Yotk Chamber of Commerce on Tues
day, a committee was appointed to prepare a
memorial to Congress expressive Of the views
Of the Chamber in regard to the Sub Treasury,
and the modification Oft, to be produced by
the simultaneous passage Of warehousng
BILL and the effect that said measure may exert
on the commercial and other interests Of the
country in general and Of that city in particu-
lar
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11

To rHH LApgs. 1t will be seen by the advertise
ment of Mr. Samuel Sides, that he is prepared at his
handsome and well filled store to furnish the ladies
and all oilers who have "sweet tooth" in their
heads, with Ice Creams, Confectionery &c, &C.
Mr.. siads' store is in Baltimore ST., betw Gay and
Frederick sts.