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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21
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Aufflrfl SaIe6.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, aper.oceer
BIZ SAAss RIcaasDs s rIa AT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
scoS<Aa eA.s1 s so.es'so1 & new sooAs mostly
Library Editions, sooss n sae sisaiaSs. s.bss, EaSsa
saa Aaefe ssf Ssa,Sas syE IS m,oelo<s
sNSA IA5e md ssseisi s sssos' net Of Standard az,
wEpSESpAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS ssh
and eSta
V.lv.sLE PxIv,rE LlsxiSY-AH extensive and valas
Die Private LIBRARY Of choice English BooSs, embracing
6ae editions OF works History, Divinity. Biography,
Classes Scences Fine Arts and Standard kHgslsa Liers-
tare
Among theaais very 6ae copy OF Encyclop<ia sri,Aa
nica eea e.Iion q ~ SrNto, splendid eopy Sasssoyi
ards - imperial oo zssnfeen, plates cocTe!; Maj,
urss;s oFsEy several hundred eNcaisiisy co.etrd
sr,c Sspy', ,pieSisd edon 81 rSe,sar,ss ereek ani
Is;in Lexicon. vs. folio, S1ely bound calf London En-
syrSa ws. Il Soas s s, sn wS1a sS cswpsr
IS W. Suacns NAlura History IS quarto org
Ar PsIvArS SALE-l,coo CIsto sise.. every variety
in plain sheep and extra gili and S edge sndneI Also
ls.ge assortment Of Standard and AscelSaeoas Beka
= Cotton, AUeneassr
DYE. COT.ToN, Auction sna coE,naiss.oa Merchant.
D-Slcre Nos. us Fulton and 81 Ann stA-Liberal I'D
yee. u,sie % sod. either t p5tvs;s .ss or al sasss
ton ci goods panersy s!.snded 10 and respectfully go
Oh.,,
Me-, &c s'se o. rSs Svs ss 81 =. 0Ss % %
coors Siugs poaeie Dash Rnles Round 10, Nswspsper
S. ,pbis Iunpasirg SoDes cNses Chsses D,rhie s,.i
Single STANDS Standing Ssleys $40 a. lead, soseiherwih
Desks. Chairs, &c Sc
Al 10y O'Clock, 81 the Auction HcoE.
very large quantity Boston brand Bar Soap, from
the factory OF r Anies consulting o sbou; COCO bs IN
boxes and half boxes OF the first and seccrd qualtes Also
sout 100 fancy Soap in boxes dofeas aud bali
doEeus Also. 10000 Cigars o; various ersnd& Also,
second hand Furniture consisting OF SOFAS, Bayespx.
ShNrs Lsoles SeIs.sa 49,, 80 St,.s S S,
LooAhS S.'>ses'' 1,lirySSD,Y
WY. ~ ~ =. y.,--,,,,r p,,,,.,,i.,s IL, r,,,.
Large sac " '"'' rp,nsS - ~
.,,,1 ,..l>.s =, NJ. i,.;o, g,,r,
Inc satp.suIe o, .sny Ss.IS " sts RI
ssu5s .. W r. Sl,s S,rn.,. CI ci,,bs r,sh,v
nny B.Js,esds Counters Wardrc6es Hall and Hanging
Lamps Crocksry and Glass Ware Stoves Kitchen rarni
lure &c &c
Ar PsIvArg SAIE-Ore splendid rosewood Piano, and
one mahogany upr,gh, DO. made by Firth Hall
Al private sale, large Extension TabIcA One Will
extend about " teoS and the otocr M
~ CHAMBE Ri.AfN, Auctionecr.-Stor~ No IL
". Sprucr-sl-iihsrsl advances made Good@
sgue! private sale or 10 sold auction Outdoor
,ales carefully attended to- aa1 respectfully solced
Prompt returns made.
TUESDAY, Oct II
At II o'clock al No " wsser.I Of Ciouverueur.ane.
Iron Chests Safes, Camphor Wood ard Pencil Cedar
$3.50 srS Ss(.s ri v,rSrns st...
A.o ~ Ca phor Wood Pencil Cedar Trunks of the bcs,
,escriptiou g. B.-Csialoyues ready on Monday
~, :, ,,,5, ~,
hOhAIiS hILl- AuSuvnSer' -,
HI I'm r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

" GeRcvai Society OF Mechanics and Trades
Sen of the City OF New adjourned meeting OF
9e Society viii be held 81 Mechanics' Hall a. Broad.
wsy. This Evening (oct 2sil Que hour after sunset
osl I, ISAAC FRYER, Secretary
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THUS. BELL, AuctiOncor.
anA AfAnHnE Ill. MI. LIZ.

COTTON N0TECE.-Sale This Day OF 0enteel
hFuruigurr at J2t WhehslEsi. At l0t O'Clock Thurs
day. splendid Furniture at The Long Rooms l75 Chatham.
81, known ~ the Franklin Rooms, formerly the Franklin
Theatre. Catalogues ready Friday and Saturday al 81
B-ekmansl the entire stock Of Dry Goods Furniture tc
urrpHT6tnry TO removal IL
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THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, OF This week
ready delivery 10 Agents on Thursday Afternoon
will contain among its other usual interesting matierr
contents Of all the LOVE LETTERS between Mrs. MY
ERS of Richmond and Mr.. HOYr, the Lottery Broker
with conclusion OF the investigation These letters are The
most extraordinary ever published.
Also full report the trial OF Dr. Shove OF Weslches
ter abortion Mary Ackerly al house OF III fame II
this city. Price four cents-AgenIs III the usua! discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

WM W. SHIRLEY, Auctoneor.
DATEST Iron AND STONE CHINA, by II. l.
Il WILLARD. This Day "wednesday Oct Plat, At 10
O'Clock at Pnost-CaIalogue sale OF $4,000 worth hou
China In lots sound, To suit retailers hotels and
steamboats, embracing all useful articles; also, 80
Glass Tlunblers Crus Solar Globes cut Mirror Dishes
rich China Tea China Jugs &c. at 10 days credit
800 Also. handsome extension Dining Table and large
Sofa Redsteai In fine otde. Also - Hall LRntcrRa lis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

WIN. II. JONES. Auctoneer.
DOOT AND SHOE SALE.-Thursdsy, Oct. y. al II
ID O'Clock o. the store OF Ives Hoard 2l3 Pearst--oSo
Boots, Shoes, Brogans and Rubbers, comprising
general assortment OF fresh goods 10 be- sold without
resetyr 90 1llr
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SErTE,lBER STATEMENT q ne Mutual Bsne-


T. c. MILLER Secretary; -, -.
-, 49,, SsN.York OF .-awi>;Si
mo PRINTERS.-A arsi rate rahdsar' AID Z NiJ
Power Press with iy ;cr taxing OF sheets IL : -a
chine capable of performing beautiful Sork rms iooly
ana takes bus 1.-THE power give IL Presses Ct lae same
rd can De referred 20 which BOW II use Z nj cry
SIC y by y inches Presses Of he same erscp-,ia
-. =. sSoTt no,ics Applyto WORRALL CO.
Press and Saw Manufacturers Founders hsSh-al%ts,
oi9 lwis - ----I
rNTR1 New Huned Bac6yTheaL-The unde5s;snec
FI.1s orcare 10 receive orders for Few Erled bies
st n,s,lv packed barrels haif barrels quArief sc
ishih barrels; also in bags OF % and > .e eHea eso
80 LIAM SloCr snG Oar Meal II Ike packages Ines1
,t;s an, warranted equal II Illaset Orders TOE
Out OF The Ci,y, accompanied VIII Cl;y .e ssf "
oYs Snis =. Fronist door below g=eH--.r-
SUPERIOR New Hailed BaeAN aeAs-Nesiiy aaa
S.rsS1f1v 1srksd selected from The choices: Slales
- ih Southern and Eastern markets, IN bo4s- has-s
nsrers rgfihs and boxssalso 4 birAeaed mesiu Gags
~ Sc and n. his esch. For sAs ~ ,,,ns,1r
.as,-,,,. aes Frca.si cor. u Beekraa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

CFAu adjourned sc ssfon of the Grand Division
Of T. State of will be held their Hall Isl
sewery on "Wednesday Evening, 2tst inst ~ O'clock
go q. Bv order LUXE HASSERf, 6. ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

DONSETs AND CAPs,-A h.Ii s.so6Inent for saie
I'D a. the loves, marEst prices by
a 2m.s JOHN C. HENDERSON CO. us Pearls.
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MRS. JERvIs's coLD-cA

And 10 sold warranted good for Cobb all ito
EARLY EFFECTS. by MRS. JERvIs, 33e BROADWAY.
AcESTs-RushtOn Co. castor House, 40 Broadway;
Blacketi, 3ei Bowery Bunlon 10 Sxth-svenue; Ely -
rs Hudson-s;i Nelson Of Catherine and Madison;
and Mrs. Hays, 1879 Ful,on-st Brooklyn. ola Gtiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

| XIASTED-By res pecJsbie Young German Woman.
w situation in private family chamberaaid.-Is a
good washer aud ironer, viii produce good
ueRdaions from her lat place. Please apply No 50
Twelfth-st near Broadway. OBJ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21
1AInIrE Ann THROWN SuGARS AZ NO

NV IIITE NNU BItUW y Stt'@SEN" N ".'U'uSu'
w prices-i. O. Fowler has on hand large STOCK o
white and brown Sugars OF ali the various kinds. Goo
brown Havana Sugar sd. lLs white do IS do of II!
first cuslv IS I'd lbs; brown do IS Cd and u.s. hand
some ST. CroiN 81 Also hes, black Tea Is Young hyso
do Is Java Coffee Of the finest flavor is Best Sperm Vi
81 gallon best Solar g.; good Lamp do 5s first quail
~ Sperm Candles 3 10. For sale by
l. o. FOWLER, $50 and ~ Greenwich.
,,.i,s md 7S Nesey-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

WANTED-By respectable Yong Wor,s-. sitrs.
W ton a. chsnaerns1 and wafer. resist Il wash
n sna if'.nng= has experience m aa7s .4vH nd
II one family sour years and hs ard pro5uce the
most uacs testimonials character ard ca
Peey from her last place winch = very respectaSs Gre
Can % seen for few days - Muiberryt near Prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

| OST, on Monday, 18th in.l. the West side fBFoai
IL way between 5t and l0i SIS ivory pafasol hnu
die suitable reward wi!i bee paid for II a. 7sj Broad
,ynv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

WILL OPEN Al Nblos Garden on Thursday Even
w evening, Oct 2Sth, RAYMOND N WARNINGS I'M
meuse Mepsgeris OF Wild Beasts. under and spa
cious pavilion. The place is IN active preparation
The Procession o. some 30 drawn by 100 horses,
needed by the great Roman Chariot win pass through the
principal of the City "Wednesday The 18Th OF DC
tober, and opeutor Exhibition IN the evening for twice
plO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-29
Of. kkEE..--.y0. 95


r"'a'a IN aalirac thai shall have 10 encounter a
more ntaecahIc and eSflfed spirit IN thai question a
m"t-s Tie American people, II the party has once
"r''fed as rud mnancr armed the country, and pef-
.1" ehIahed an ensy triumph over The Mexican forces.
h"l - this inpofian, part oi the subject must revert
Monday "
Ga Monday, accordingly the 11mcr rerurs 10 tLe,u,
lr' hn IT. rean"nrs haye os much ol their interest
mona 1e Subsequent adjustment ai the Oregon D. iii nty
Inc imes repeat, It's uptunn that - defeat III nrba
by be- sustained by the American forces wotsied bv
lnls "han tIrY have affected desplse " md uocs on
Ia insist IN unusually fofcihle lanpuapr that Enoand
Ho"Hid sza hpnn this crisis IN the Affairs Of the United
States IN compel Satisfactory adjustment Of The Orcyon
dispute Tue experience and discipline which the A.
W't e1o Fpaps would receive dufng the war with
VI 'aIn, "eld rrrpare them, IL Is said, for a CON
HG viii England and thence is inferred the
necessary oi moi allowing the wac with Mexico u
''t"lhale hflnre the onrpn question shall have been
aruItd Another month. II was thought would eitbc,
burg "ueaif OF patl'tdn and pace. " an answer
winch VIII call lor aoIe decided sers IN The p,r,
ct tar b1tisi Government The clase u the arllcla
:" the m'seonios many suggestions worthy OF
~ III regard to the mode Of I3,5ecuting the war n
'"u+ AsNtra, we apPchend that whatever may be- the
cybIroess at The MoNlcon ops the nature Of the coun,
lry al rs nts serious obstacles 10 an Invading arm~
u cry ii AltNlcn is 10 niles rom the Rla Bravo del
N"rie ih roads had aud IN provided with water
N supplies aud host nl Ill disciplined adventures ka
III" AMERICAN volunteers, would inevitably be cut N IN
'' ' ino In''I"f ni TN eoanry by the ilancherua
'"' u" 2P1eah population he military operations
must therefore he cuui1ed idesultury warfare ON ths
wutrf Il hlorkido be annunnap ,t The eastern and
"'N'', 'o'sfs al NirMeo including the pors ul Vera
p" ''nl',' ana The mouth o the Rio Bravo On tho
n''P' a' me '"nense extent OF coast ifom l'urt ST.
''',' - A''p"'' GA Tue faalhc, the marillma Pow
cfs ol tamPe "hue subjects are 81 af1ely interested
~ '"' e,oIt' " Aleu- VII Of eantse. require that
49,, ~ s''"" ui 'ftff Ah'te en3erecd by COM
IF ''H' sftttted' 'i"5ataa. bh The efeie .3metieat
THY a. '''"" aef agtee actually 10 blockdie
' ''t41 - ''''' r'an II us services were not likely
' "' i'Gifa Ia "rf places II the ptoeelon OF Amer.
" '' ''a1atlea W hHtfef NAY be tue laws ot pafcu-
IL 90 l,''s'' me pa Una Of if'a - 10 hc rights
~ F'at'eis' lb'fc cln he No dlubl thai II The Nj
'rN'lan'o ne ''Utfs u manne, there are seaiarng
'''.'''a '' '@n Ia lhf notd To rsk iheif lives hi
W.. 5P5'l17 ~ l,t'I2ad farF and {" DEFY resiric'ous
NNth an only hr rnafeed here and there by the ler-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-29

eAl.l}NIN's EFNtIl AHD fAN'i ~ 49,.
! J rs, received AZ lJl sale ~ -. 3Ii'o
4.uJ.4
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-14
Amcritou Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. IA, 1886.

RrsICNArIoN or MILITARY OFFICERS III
o,otbor column will be seen an address to the
citizens of Baltimore, by sundry military officers
of the CITY, who, IN consequence OF the course
pursued by the members from Baltimore in the
House of Delegates, have resolved to resign
their commissions, and thus, in effect, to dsbahu
the military companies upon which the city
authorities would have to rely in case OF any
outbreak. We regret that the bill proposed TO
the Legislature by the military convention was
rejected bv the Baltimore delegates, for we APP
preheuded that its rejection would produce the
rosut which is now witnessed. 1t is indisPen-
s;hIe that there should be an efficient military
organization in our city; and so far as we are ac-
ouainted withthe provisions of the bill proposed
by the military convention, twoud have had the
desired effect, at the same time that itwould have
releved the citizens at large Of the Onerous ex-
actions of the existing law, if that law were
nut in force. We hope that some step may be
adopted to induce the officers TO retain their
commissions. and the uniformed companies
their organization, until the next session of the
LEGISLATURE, when it may be expected that an
adequate law will be granted.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-14

THE MUsEUN. This afternoon the entertainments
will be various and interesting, sufficiently we
have no doubt to make the saloon agreeable place
OF resort. The Scottish giant and giantess are draw
ing large crowds. In the evening will be performed,
"I'he Hunchbaek," Miss st. Clair will dance grace
fully, and Mr. Western will give representations Of
Yankee peculiatities sufficiently comcal to excite
the risibtes of the most grave and serious. There
will be such an agreeable combination of the tragic
and udicrous as to warrant in the belief that the
establishment will be thronged during the afternoon
and evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-14

The WEEKLY CLIPPER. Nm Important Number.
To days Weekly Clipper is highly interesting. Its
contents embrace in part, portion Of the Hon. Rev
erdy Johnson's speech; the Reform Address an ex.
citing scene in the U. s. Senate, with the proceedings
Of Congress; report of the markets. all the news OF
the week; editorials; poetry; city items miscellany;
"The Winter Robin" thrilling story; "Spoon Fash
ion," laughabe story; and several admirable sket-
ches, Sc, sc. Price only 81 per year, or 3 cents
per COPY,
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NEW HATS VS.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

MesSrs. Editors of the Clipper:
NO Many are the ills and yeXatiOns one il subject
to, who sports a shocking bad hat. In olden times
was conceded that ''the mind is the index of the
man." but now in this age of improvement and great
dis cernmeRt, let the body be the tenement for a mind
of the nobest attributes, of heart ever good and
generous, how liable is the pOssessor TO be cut, and
passed by uunoticed, if he be not decked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is now all and all to constitute the man, for
more in obeisance to what is the head than i'll it,
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recognitions, and honed congratulations, should
90 TO "KEEVIL'S,'' 90 BALTIMORE STREET there
purchase a HAT cheap, and of quality to DER gloss
faults innumerable, if such there be, the which,
''Lke richest Alchymy,
Will change TO virtue and to wOrthiness"
Respectfully, WILLIAM Fl, kEEVIL.
mhl4-eotfr Agent for the Proprietor
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-14

Ell THE WELKIN RING! The Great
H Prize Sellers, EMORY s. CO., opposite Bar
NUNS again have the satisfaction of announcing to
their numerous customers all the Uniled States
the sale of the first and second capital prize in Sa-
turday's Lottery $4,000 was sent in a package of
whole tickets TO new CORRESPONDENT in Wheeling,
Va, and the second capital of $1,000 was sent TO
correspondent in Chesapeake city, Md. This makes
the second time in ten dap! that this celebrated Lot
terry firm have sold the two first capital prizes in one
Lottery such luck as this far surpasses anything
record and Emory s Co. now challenge the world
in vain for even respectable attempt at competition
As the result of every days drawing so clearly de-
self at the old established house of Emory s. Co.
every person. whether at home or abroad, who wants
money will pursue the surest way TO procure il by
making an investment at the well known and far
famed Office of
EMORY s. co, , Calvert street,
Il ra1 Baltimore, Md,
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IARINELIsT-PORT OF BATTING
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1876.
CLEARED,

Barque Iris, Dillingham;, Bremen, F. & w. RE-
wald. Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, PhiladelI
j. A. 81 river. i
Brig yictorine, Parker, N Orleans, J Randall !
Brig Argyle, Cooksey, Richmond, VIM WilsOi.
Sons. !
Brig Tweed, Hands, Richmond, Hugh Jenkins !.
Schr Sea Nymph, Parker, Portland, Kirkws
Chase & Co.
ARRIVED,
Barque Lawrence, Harding, days from BOs'
assorted cargo, 10 Osborn &-Whitridge.
Brig Charles, Beals, ~ days from MantanZas,
iasses and fruit, TO T Whitridge s. Co.
- Schr Caroline, Bletchens, FIN Ponce,P. R., Gath
sugar and molasses, to Wilmington & Eastman. j.
ship Emily, Davis, for New York, in days; bar
Chancellor, Lanfair, for New Haven, leading; /;
Ann Smith, Gates, do do; Mazeppa, Colson, dc
L'Orient, Niles, for Newburyport,I co; China, L.
unc; Overman, Davis, for N York, in days; schl
sephne, Eldridge, for do, loading Saunders, Crab
from North Carol ma, just arrived.
Schr Alexander M, CaswelI, 8 days from Dat
Ga. railroad lumber, to Jas Murray
SChr Albion, Howard, days from Newburyl
potatoes, apples and fish, to Rose, Merrill & Co
Schr Baltimore, Latourette, days from N y !
assorted cargo, to ManlSin. g
Schrs Lady Warrington, Tyler, and Oregon, Paf
fin Port Deposite for st. Augustine-put in for crt
Schr Two Brothers, Smith, from Philadelphia F
to G West & Co.
Schr Jonn Bell, Jenkins, from the wreck of :
schr Maria, with mdse. to | Mankin. 4
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Phadelpit
mdSe. 10 j. "A. SnTlVeI.
Steamer POcahontas, Goodwin, FIN Richmond. .
ports in Hampton Roads 18th inst. barque Iowa,
Indus, and schr Kate Pendergast, =
MEMORANDA.
Ship Stephen thurman, Byfne, for Baltimare, eI
ed for loading at Liverpool on the 9th ut.
Baltimore pilot boat Liberty, Clark, at Norfolk,
d cruise, reports ships Napier, Sandford, for Ro
dam, and Marianne, Wietng, for Bremen, both hec
as having went to sea on Tuesday last. Also,
chored in Hampton Roads same day, barque Marg
Hugg, Litlon, for River Platte, and brig Consttur
LaudefmaR, for Laguayra.
Barque Home, Sanner, for Baltimore, cleaIe
New Orleans 5th inst. .
Barque Chesapeake, Parker, for Boston, sailed 8
Cardenas about 26th ult.
Brig Juslina, ClaypooI, for Baltimore, in few d.
was left at Demaara about 90 ut.
Brig SabaO, Dunbar, for Baltimore; loading, /
left al MatanZas about LIST inst.
Brig Henry Woods, Chamberlain, from N Ore
for Baltimore, was in Hampton Roads Illh inst.
Brig Augusta, and schr Extio, for Baltimore, s.
from Attakapas, La. about Goth ult,
Schr Sarah, Eldrdge, for N York, in 3 days,
left at Mansanila 18th uIt
Schr Home, De lano, for st. Marks and New
Fla, cid at N Orleans LIST inst
Schr Heroine, Leker, from st. Augustine, arrive
Wilmington, N. G. 9th inst
Schrs Michigan, Terry, and Iowa, Mason, fin B
more, arrived at N York 18th inst Schr Roe, Az
cleared at do. same day for Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-14

HowEs' CIRCUS, FRONTS ST. THEATRE. Madame
Macarte is still astonishing the natives, and Dan Rice
is shaking peoples sides. The equestrian perform
ances are of the highest order. The house is amply
patronised, and as the company will remain but q
short time in the city the public will not fail to en-
brace the opportunity Master w. Nixon, who is
quite child, is indeed wonderful little fellow, and
gives full promise of reaching high station in his
profession.
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a7- cnEAP PRINTING G, and PRINTING OF

G3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every descr pton, executed with great despatch, at
III, Once vi the Clipper, 13A BALTIMoRE,sT'-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than noo any other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, Greeks,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE s. HATTEoS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC. &c
indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciities with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work, in every style
in a manner unsurpassed in this city,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-14

WILD GIANT. A man in wild s,ale, it is
said has been seen in the swamps near Croleg'
Ridge, about The Arkansas and Missouri line;
his tracl, measures % inches, his toes are as
long as common mans fingers; and in height
and make. he is double the usual size.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-14

DIy-A. MILLER will deliver a Lecture on Physi-
ol0gy and the Laws of Life, on THIS (SATUR-
DAY. EVENING, March l4tb, at Emory Chapel
on Biddle street, near Pennsylvania Avenue, at u
O'Clock 0rs- Tickets II! cents-for sale at Jones s.
HoustOn's, Franklin sire t; Swzer Hatch Penn.
Avenue and Rev E. X. Veitch, l56 Pearl street. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of Sabbath School. mhl3 81
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n7-PRENCH 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, of entirely new
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 esablishmensin the United
States. e. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 co.

Opposite Barnum's, Bait, Md.
h}-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. ConsOi
dated Lottery, class No 80, for 1886
so Is II 80 40 10 Sc 90 81 SIS 20 SIS
Is and 60, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each S25
II and 80, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 20
10 and 40, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
80 and So, being the 7h and 9th or "a and So, be-
ing the OH and 10th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each S
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, O. .
1t EMORY s CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
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The RIGHT OF WAY. The bill granting
the right of way to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, was taken up in the Pennsylvania
house of representatives on Thursday and after
undergoing some amendments, motion was
made to postpone it until Monday. This gave
rise to warm discussion, but the motion final
ly prevailed ayes 40, nays As.
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LECTURE AT EMORY CHAPEL. We would direct at
tention to an advertisement in another column, an
nounclng the delivery of lecture on physiology al
Emory Chape, Biddle-st., this evening.