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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-04
II + Ia LIST, CHEAPEST, AND
. MOsc ASIiI0NABlE
C12TESGM c. STORE
GRAF O ENTnAL nouru
{ H. u THIN Z. IS nor II

CORNER or MoNROE ANb WATER srs.
.,'V,lse ing in raft 81 The following. Sa,n loans.
~ + "i every Kind; Stale celd ine nrah do Hr,,,,
~ hf'"Ni 'd 10, Girrharis Cotun Css.inrrcs Ue,v,,
- .'N9 .iueis licus a.. On kinds; summer ro,is
"on Goa ihs; iwcctis Gold n,i,cd do IarA do Dr,,
10 d summer cloths; s;usfCrtcrs GLOVES aud ~o,t
'lt\N \IS--Siik and Satin. a'sn tiust,in ana a..
"hci crava's, Sc0ffs. six sud SATIN
tiuc tas~lnefcs French Zoe ~aiu do: Fame, ri,if.
French D.; Wool Bi0ck Bn,kskip ''
NEStlNGS--C aslmactc Nars allies stlk aud s..r, I'D,
every gps'uY. ~ -
tLolliS-Surcr inc French r'u'h black do Nine II,
1teCn do EfaWn d1. Invisible Green do
Az 20 which Will q ulS'lc up Ia ut,.r. al the sr,
notice end MOS lshonaic ahd uca;c.i sfvir audi N Won,
lew prices - o. not fiett-i i,f "a tell az. tuhl,
thai avn TAttoD; ior i;is well known thsi h,re
held ny place ~ a~hipng'o Tailor from, the Ven, III
cfai snprort fihis Fashionable couimuuy AID h.,. T
WAYS stood M. l. -'' 3"
hc public VIII ipd a 10 tpir a,va1'are tn call a, Tia,
",'' ',a he'nr, olhins Store Nhcsc they viii ind
R6cf Ciy .Ss0Slc eE0sh5ug
li ot this Springs make ava not The accuauison OF A.
on t'"cN ~ eifhi ur tea years standing a.ir, tl,,
ln'c e iho>r WHO u1roHifc mp. that an mv r.fnc,t.
"~de Pc tlc lees sty'e guui Goods, ad Viii ,v,r
rant nay worn 10 -. and lof LOW tRICE ,tat ctt D.
GAINS. - =" "N"
Nt'' ~ \ VI. ADAMS
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] superior CuuIovj,r'ra14 trf..,
mlr'HH d. lN-tc-r RESERVE tIco-c
n"Nh- 10! t'i, DO ht' 1U.t -fIt
" n'1rt Go -.'. Tl b. f.t..
/ BSst lava Celrrc -r.'- f.-.. Be- -t...
@hc' hipd" tfN .ufc. Bacon
"N N.d.t 90 tU.-. #.utu. &. sHIt.
80 i'-h To. u uo rft.ur srf.ta
N". 'HoeWNc Muut dirt r7ft,.. f,
H'l rti"' : ilos.c Mu.a.,s .aHc-,i'c ou.tu seat
nDu' r,Td orfsuear Nrriers'r.if 10 Boz haas
~" Oh" Sua'I loltys Gavin. r'uirc g. pa io' -rr.
Sulcuor Grrshod Sugar Ran. ,. and IS. o.ti sutt.f
s. Df1rHrs do rr-.fIa -f.I frfHr.... t'a.r .
Na.i2N o Ndckrr,iilI -re. I'D ara CONT l,
Nol llrttipr ic., Eu.- Powder
No ] Ir.mu go tlrd Lead and Shot
Iorrcr ground snd u..d Percussion C7.-
Aspire cloves biackute aud scpth',. brushes
. tHrurun Ginger Na.tue Shoe N'araiuu
Mrs. ard NatGCr %. i,5. t. .s. 90. * f-d Nails
hl't SMYRNA tirs fur's and Curd8sr
htl0iHs Iu1tth iUrr.nis fH1rr Butis-s
4 gICrts English Nalru., SUPERIOR Cil.r NIuc-,r
ic'ous Scr sid Almonds NrUi'.- 1ui l.c'iyr rarsr
icrusu Madden Iuk u'r.k sand
Num ad topIoras 40 oud NJ. - IS lhip,, a'u..
Win variety ofuihcr articles tSrcrtrd m COS, da,
rom tic fss' orl - cvic.c which M 80 make 'l 7ort
ucnt very complete til 81 which ~ 10 ne .1Id . tbe
cheapest rates.
HeNg suWc c-iCucr tn business. shalt devote my
c.' "ti m procuring and siw avs tccrWr che 'c., 5r
tecs, viii the assurance th1 WIN -ei az sll iuc- 7s
tcw a. auy cher house ga VIE city, and Vou'd mos, toe
t-tult wNic au thosc visllrg alt'raip tu call and
'N0nine tof themselves before purcis aug osswl here.
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NOTICE.

is RSt ANT 90 0u order cCtle County Cour' or Ohio
r County. Wsdr,n Monday, tlc 't-u dat oi O,tutrr
iiH awarding to 'ho ol.y oi Wheeling vrt 10 The uv
It'roi wrt OF An 4rop nAvNyY, tho undersigned,
e- m u' tlIsHrr iu .yil writ. viii cause car IN
nh COZ near Tic grounds W said ioueG. VII.
WI .Ha' ground Iu -gtd tuy Founded ON tle Wus r,
Msn s.rcci, un tlc 30 a ~ Adams street Tsst
I} .arNc' s.rcc' and ul tie North Ly Nanul Allie
and c'uur-mg within these lnuidari,, Iots numbered
rr c General RAJ OF said Ci'y &C " hroug 81 a. 49,
~ I'D, ~, aud 90. AND ut wmch sid Lots Nos -. y,
s ard go .fuHt upun ft0 side, and Nos ~ a. aud
~ pn lEenher sdc OF uc Square 'iun,a s sur,e sid
on IHtFSb\N THE TWENTY NINTH DAY OF
We i'Ns lri6 Iury 90 twelve disiuirrcs,c dlr5rCtc
iI'tanHrfs of tlc county ui Oliu view taV esd
grounds ard lois, AVID Go hear such prnfcr evidence ~
N' proprietor cor uopJrDs of a or any tsrt taetsUf.
yrcy.awg io iAn los' VI ihclr iud-wont. WHAT ia
" att ir circumstances tcIn" CUuydcrcd-sucI'
pg!lI,"f or ptotrInors,or those having any Interest
MtHfr'au. DO six irri uf ut tiiU Gas end of Lots N,
- D. - and 60 0rd six feet oil III tic WEI
iii 90 i"s no. Vie IS srd - tv.ruudcnn,od and
converted lu pu'ltc u~, 30 Boz opening oi an !lc,
Twelve t'e' wdr, through -giG square. io Ics from Al.
ars Street ." " ciUut Alley. Mud ncrc'y notify az
rertoHs rcimIne as rrorur'"Is having auy interest
m s'li grounds or Lots, and iIcr aaruts ct th,s ~
az tSti AID 20 Tie sorcle not completed on ihe sa
-Hh tN ot October l-iG, tic jury VIII lc adjourned
rom day TO Ga! Huil o., .amr shalt ic comp'rr 3D.
NHttr. JOHN -. EOFF. y :
Oct y, iSsG Nv For K e.. \vBppI = q a..
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INSIfIS ANEr

= iSkS win lc tste', b., The FIRE & MARINE ~
LOWEST nNIts on "a '"'
nsiHss OF all kads stone, brics or wooden andthcir
Sieamloa's, factories, mills &c
ma nae chendigc 81 an Minds
S-ss az dangers extending The trarspor' afiou OF
- - ny o,s' ieNcs. ~e1s. cnrH's. Sul reilrnal-
Ni' character ut tUc any as 10 tfoprtitr,,
g., 'i,s,2 pm 'ie adjustment and payment uf Li.st.
We reg ic1'c 10 rcfVr 90 Sic merchants "a tfs M 81
elsewhere who have h1d the ad,fstr.r,t ~ rf,t. %
Sur Z. " '''''-''' ''''
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
FASHIONABLE AND SUPE
may EnnnA

4" l'h Pc offers a. Nho'v-o'c Recall ON the most f
.''N-' ili> -."ch O. 0cv g. purchased n, if't care,
Sh" Do at VIII especial attention to tl. ,,sr
"'feed u'ac. ihc iad sud Cspucu,ci, al W ic.fi.o
~" vicinity ere invited tl yJ ou hiui a,H p, r,..c--
'im.et uoi tict WIN trd his tucN oud p-ires ID. H..
ii i- dci. alc ~ those 90 ans 90 hcr csfaltsnmeu.s \,
ie 'scitcs curuic-afir- Goods 90 Frcsci it.t r an,
'ie iiS ricHt Nrf thrv viii ind c,c-vthirs t.IrsI
'' = t'.r Goods sioic, ID they call ard examine
~ II "a
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COUNTY COUpT

Session FIRST Monday iu every month. Quarter See IONS
held In March. June. AueuH aue November
ARCH WOODS, Presiding Justice,
n JACOB. Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN MCDfIOCsi. Clcrk.
ELIJAH DAY Coroncr,
GEO W SIGHTS. Commits ioucr OF Re-, enue
SAMUEL OLDHAM. f.f cauntft
ONERSEERS or TIE POOR
Thomas Hornhrook 4 y Todd = pft.p,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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VTGrT HLr UHAiTDIra
Vt BR5NILlNGER.S APOTHECA

.
! bhtsN LANCER y AiN) i'lif.t \
i.II t,J N,,,,,,.. llI..i,.o, T.
,, r-f, ,., 49,, ''''''H'
80 '.'il. Nsh cen ''l"lN"l ''.r n
,rt,-, ~, , y, - 81 q. .,L !. i'..s
.i ,'','.'N ~ Nf''f'i NNit. Nt'N fi'i -,
rr z rrarhy'sl,t sgr,' ~ rsn,rc7 r,r ,,, -,-,
Z" 7 cn'"ir d'-ra.,s cc.ions oflhc LUNGS aud cfo.
"" ' Sous.
lr E'r~ Couch ~rrur. i'f dsCa O. &C thc lungs, ca
Pr. Do IRON. 81. go.
~ Eo.e Cmn.oaad ,,,r.-. 81 su.a a-,Ua
.,.,, hl.E -...,...,.
al D. .t,. It..,..' ..,. ..-,. $500 "
u. R.., Tanir .tl,-l a.r ..,i.. a..I s.
l. E-.,,. yt-,,,..-. j. ..- .,t ...
.,ufne.
I- r. d. r.r.- ,.r. ,,....+.. r.- -.r l.... . b.
.'.e .1a,,.--l, ,-.I ,,,,,c.. .l.,,., ..,,r.,
Dr. Roses fc-.as l.i .s,.r,r DO, .. Jtir
w. Roses Tonne 81 A. .,.. ass. f. ft... -. ,.r..
rlIH- .o'r fHr dl.re.r. .f .hc I.i..r
Ir lr.cs 'To' rHrniar I'atu Ga woJtnose 90 fh,
Gees. i't'i. .-i-e rr .tprHr1
t.f. ho-rf IS r-t.r r.. .HI"Ir it nr'y positive r,
.ni i'I Nli- t'"''c cFlr ''is.''"rui.
~ i0 hN''' or N'srI'. trNDr known FOO i3i'.
lt i1., N..riH. 0n' 'aEd i.-l mora o ar .lr
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MAlOR-M & GOOD,
COtfNCilNEN

OFFICE or TIE PROTECTION INSURANCE co
oFrosnr 1iW NoNEos otsE. WMF PETERSON .Aet
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HORN T'uC"E = BILLION,
PLl'NIHEES.

CNEAP As THE CHEIPEST.
X tSr size MARKET ar. t.v door. r,o,. ,,c
Post orcc have supplied themselves WIKI O. r,O
a'd itee egi.c aud oier lAtJcs lu trir business iu
-u.N.lur sNl' H.d Ilf,r tbrrsa tH-t with tru
ycia, lNt"EUNrE they willie aisle Co rc.dcr .Ic|
u.tst rC'ter. Satisfaction.
IS ,arr, o., l.c llugso AID STEAM GoAT Plum.
NlNG tt s iis 'u1uyhcs
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
By t81Crircus ~ 500 tEr ftctu.c- ,,e rsro &c.
"rvei 'Id wiu constantly De- receiving aud prepared tu
supply 'Ac g'orc Pipe vh'srao AVID rc CIV OF thc Iu
Quf'N'. aud as low ,sca- De- had in iic country
They have r"reattl, on herd Hydr1u's ot fi 70 chi
do rriTuns Eatcrs hriIcs, wa-cr clo-.ts lash f.i
Iu. aud cod shower lG'Hs, fc-pr flr hlr-rirs al -.
g. anrF-Su, lead collins, aren't alta rupfs e7I rrt
ut 1l t. sheet lead ul any iiuclu,.s add ,yoflo. m 10.
] ANY HIlUU tyut iIrlu.
~ Ic. conducted tUr1rr la1'au ri,c. run .sr.f-. 81,
/ t.tr 'Iue Hulst- 90 iIe tuuril-.
4 s| HrlHr Nuu.- Tor t.uHirN H.r'e rs1u pnr..- d Id,
rtus.s iUaltt..y satO ..H add .uur.rr +, 81 ... i
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a 6Trg KECs IREyU lard vi allc for leis.i, r.
- W. ecivcd end ,or sal b-WABREN & IiSF


~ NlLEN o. MILITARY SHAVING CEEAN-Tlla
- So to certify That have Irsle ot thc Mtfart
shaving Cree pre- s.ed o., Nhsm Uai'ey. eprurr of
Fulton sHd rad- street f'r o. Huf e-'r Wou'l constant
OBJ. aud tHa' fHd Co te superior any ariiric or ir
kind ever ituft u1rd. sHJi wound fIrtrfu rf.0ut.
n.'HdH a. miid, pirason, and economical Shaving
Sut1. H. L.. HOLDEN
iIl1Ltu.
have n-e,it,c Ni'ro'y Shaving Cream usauftcfuf.
81 hY NJ W M Bailey, corner e Fulton sud sands
Hropkiyn. consider 20 afnosi excellent ertice ard
commend % 90 tbe notice OF the public VI J. OIHERN
H.ruaivH.
ltcver there any discovery made jcssrrin- tlie
es1ftudc nfths public. if b. HaNr}F Muary ~Hayi-s
Cream have used 20 ior long time and 90 ualr4i.
arig} rty.f is ht vcrt lDs' soap Ye iutrutC1
CO. shaving. 81 leaves te face smooth ard run-frrfa
bit az uuc could c,S Tor, and ;is perfume tftFhtft
The laher bick ard hCsvf and docs roi a., ou te
lace. lndcss % may le cati tte rus uffa 90 lhr
agc--tlr dealdcr eturi
~ Rt'TIER i6G Sands ga gfoatftn.
For ane hf Most nf SIZE fruvEefa aud fancy dealers in
ib.srl and 'hvor-bD te Jriied sisus aid si Whole
SAFE aHd road hy tLr p.oIuCof.
WM. BAILEY, corner Ef Sands AVID Fulton sis
FOR sac whole ae aud feiad az iha Nsnul-iultt'.
prices tF PRIV or a. FAtLL.
I.lr Un
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q - . GON IS TIN FINITE. lax
- - -. 500 iis krgtis - T. Scatiiug Conrcrnsd
no ple. bsnea TIA reto,v ine s.d Got sale low IS
Je ID J. WHARTON & go.
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q. INS"NEi e RHODES cav now offer. tu iifaut
- i"arInrJ 3" their ctty 7Hd country customers ti,r
arEes and firIc-' assortment 90 FANCY AND 10. NCk
Sims. TNsliAiEREs. GtNGUANS. sIiNWIs. RiE.
HONS. Sc. ever Offered ~ tbs market ecp d.
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OFFICE or THE CoIIMRUs INSURANCE GO.
A. smEI'Es SsrrtLs's wAEEnorsr, wA1Er ~.
II X List, Secretary.
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FAILFASHInN - ~

E,r 'CHHsn Dos large sfac o. u,a'r & tus ans Tai
W. ashton HAS which hr VIII receive STATS aat lui.
9" raii suuu al - aiai strerl.
apI4 sc McAi.LtN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-23
NY PULVERMACHER,
~

Ely PULVERMACHER,
n No. 81 PRATT STREET,
Will open THIS MORNING several eases Of French
MILLINERY, RIBBONS, EMBROlDERIE and
several fancy articles
GLE SALON DIES NODES"
ls under the management of MADAME ADELAIDE
BENEDICT, of New York. Madame A. Benedict
having had fourteen years experience in the first
French houses of New York, is enabled 10 execute
all orders left at the establishment, in the most tasty
and neateSt style, with the greatest promptness.
F. PULVERMACHER, therefore, begs leave to
call T. attention Of the Ladies to Judge of the above
named articles, before purchasing elsewhere.
Several cartoons of RIBBONS at astonishing low
prices for 1915 worth 25 for lsi, worth 3l1; for %,
worth 37I cts yard. ap23
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VAIN. TAYLOR IL cos


Wv PERIODICAL DEPOT,
Jarvis Buildings, Baltic.
THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE SEASON =!
The "Life and Times of Martin Van Buren-the cor
respondence of his friends, family and pupils-to
gether with brief notices, sketches and anecdotes,
illustrative of the most popular and famous men in
this country. DC Prce 80 cents. For sale at all
the bookstores. Can early-a rush is expected
BOOKS THIS DAY RECEIVED,
New York illustrated Magazine, 25
Lardner's Lectures, No. 49, 25
The Belle of the B9wery, by the author of Night
at Boston, 25
Columbian Magazine for May, 25
Godey's Lady's Book do, 25
Ladies' National Magazine for May IS9
O'DOnoghue, new edition, l2t
Liuel's Living Age, No. 1902, l2t
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
4, 5 and Jarvis Building, North street.
2 All the illustrated papers per Caledonia, received
this days dates of the London Punch; Wilmer &
Smiths European Times; Dublin Notion and Free
mans Journal; Bellies Life in London; London Post;
Times; Spectator, &c. 1t
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MUSICAL. AND THEATRICAL. The HaTmo-
Moons are still at Richmond attracting crowd
ed houses by their delightful concerts.-
Grace Marie Griffith, young actress attach
ed to the Chatham-st Theatre, n. Y, died on
Sunday after brief illness.--The Swiss Bell
Ringers, who have returned from Havana, are
performing at Mobile, also DR.. Valentine and
Signor Blitz-IIcrr Alexander is at Charles
ton.-Burko had complimentary concert
in Philadelphia on Tuesday. Madame Au-
gusta is at the Walnut-st. theatre, and Mr.. and
Mrs Thorne at the Arch-st.-Va ndenhof'
and Hackett are playing King Henry at the
Park theatre, N. York.-Dlvenport is atthe
Bowery, also Mrs Phillips and Mrs. George
Jones.-E. S. Conner and Jim Crow Rice
are at Louisville. Tho Keans took fare
we'll benefit at New Orleans on the 18th inst.
On the same night Chippendale had be-
neft at Mobile, which closed the season there.
-Dempster is giving concerts at Louis
ville.-The Acrobat Family, accompanied
by Mr. Barnes, are at the American theatre,
N. Orleans, They have just returned from a
tour to Havana.--A. A. Adams has been
playing at Piusburg.
ITEMS OF News. The crops in Washing
ton and, we presume, in other counties of this
State, are suffering for want of rain.-Tho
legislature Of New Jersey ad journed on Satur-
day.-Judge Shortbridge, Of the Sd judicial
district of Alabama, has been indicted for per-
jury,--The New York papers announce the
death OIL. D. Chaplin, Esq, well known and
prominent citzen.-Rev Joseph Badger, a
venerable clergyman, soldier of the revolu-
ton, and a Captain under Gen. Harrison at
Fort Nleigs, died on the 5th inst.--Charles
Goucho, convicted of manslaugher at Albany,
has been sentenced to the penitentiary for life
Hon. A. J. Donelson the newly appoint
ed Minister to Prussia with his family, has
reached Washington.-A. S. Decker, whig
has been elected Mayor of Columbus, Ohio
"A new Baptist and Catholic Church are
to be dedicated at Reading, Pa, the first on
Sunday, and the latter on the 10th of May.
Robert Innes, of Easton, Pa, hung him
self on Sunday week. on account of religious
excitement.
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j. A. F. l. ID & co.
IMPORTERS OF, AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN,

II WHOLESALE DEALERS IN,
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
No. Ii.dNOYER STREET, have on hand and are
constantly receiving the newest and most seasOnable
styles of SILKS, DRESS GOODS and RIBBONS, of
every descr ptiOn-among which will be found many
styles peculiar ~ themselves. Their fresh and well
selected stock, consisting entirely of Goods imported
for this Springs trade, embraces every article which
comes properly in the line of Silk JObbing House
and is, in part, as follows;
New and beautiful styles of Fancy Plaid SILKS
Plain and ig'd do
Black and blue black Gro de Royal, Gro de Antique
Do do do Gro DIES Indies, Gro de Swiss
Matte0n Veritas and other approved makes of LU-
STRINGS, various widths and prices
CoIored FLORENCEs and MARCELLlNES
White and coored sATINs, various qualities
Black do for Veslings s. Bonnets
Rich Ombre French MOUSELINES DE LANE
Small fgd do Mouselines de LANES, for chill
dren
Satin striped Grenadine BALZARINES, a new and
elegant article
Shaded Marquises and Poaccas
Some very rich styles of French LAWNS
Do do DO do BAREGE
A very extensive assortment of RIBBONS, of every
kind and quality, including
Nos. 1, ., 3, a, 5, 6, 7, 9, - Black TAFFETAS
do do CoPd do
Plaid frnged Bonnet RIBBONS, rich and beautiful
do Childreasdo do do do
Cotton and Thread Bobbn EDGlNGS, at very low
price
An elegant assortment Cambria Edsiugs 81 Inserting
do do Swiss do do
Raious Kid GLOVES, assorted coIors
PaIasos, Parasoettes aud SUN SHADES
To which, with choice variety OfFANCY GOODS,
they respectfully invite the attention of purchasers
feeling assured that they offer, To those who may
other house in this city, New York Philadelphia
aL23 DIFF
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N7-FRENCH AND GERMAN COOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
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 i'll Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by The best
wOrkmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. &C., for sale and made TO order as cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. e, 8. FRYER,
Milf No. | North Gay street.
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&c CHNAP PRINTrNG.. and PRINTING of

W- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office oi the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE. sT-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much o n5st ean 0 e2es e%y other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION, g
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTEaS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc,
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities with latest styles Of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work, in style,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Amtriron Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, Ar. %, le4e.

C-The large and increasing circulation Of the Clip
pnT both in town and country together with the fact
tIa its opinions and sentiments are uneltercd by par
tiIan and secarian preiudccs thereby giving it wei
come reception among all classes and conditions of so
caty and especially those who constitute the life OF
trade and business, make il medium for advertising,
equal to any other paper published in this city. Mer
chants and citizens generally should be aware Of this
important fact.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-23

Extract of letter from Boston dated RPrt2O 1886
0J3-'I have great pleasure in saying the Rev. E.
r, TAYLOR, more fimiliarly called Father Taylor,
has expressed a willingness TO visit Baltimore, and
sea.faring men, Mr.. Taylor, you know, is the min
lister of the Seamen's Church in this city, and a
member Of the Methodist Society. Without dispa-
rGgement to others, think him the most powerful
and eloquent speaker in the United States. When
he visits Baltimore do not fail to hear him."
IT IAPsyl
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Q3- FAIR FOR THE ORPHANS, at FRANKLIN
SALOON corner OF Baltimore and North Streets ZEN
trance on North This magnificent collection of use
iul and ornamental articles WI be open 10 the public
for few days longer TO afford every one an oppor-
tunity of throwing in mite for the support of the
helpless Orphans. Who car have the heaIt to re-
fuse the appeal of those fatheress little ones, part
cuary when they offer more than an equivalent for
the aid which they receive from The charitable,
ap20-tf FRI
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nFFlCE On EMORY 4 20.

Opposite BlTnnm's, BAIT, Md.
ny-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF The Md. ConsOli-
dated Lottery, class No. IA, for 1876: For benefit OF
the Susquehanna Canal:
Al 5S Is 40 II 6S IS 60 AZ 81 l6 10 20
a. and SO being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $3.50
Is and IS, being the 81 and ID drawn Nos. each 20
| ) and 49, beng the Sd and 9TH drawn Nos. each so
3 and 40, being the 4th and 9TH; or and II, be-
Jag the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 30
Allhavlug two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
1t EMORY s. CO., No, ". Calvert-st.
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nz- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish tie
pucaase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Quart and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins Ear rngs Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK1S assortment, which is com
from Calvert APPS
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EJSNGLISH DANDIES, for ornamen ing pas
- try; French Butter Prints, small and beautiful,
with and without cases; Shaker Swifs, for winding
thread, yarn silk; Patent Scrubbng Brushes, great
labor saoing Machines; Fishing Stools, will fold up
and make convenient walking cane; Con urers,
complete; Bachelors Dispatches, and a variety of
other notions, at the HOUSE-KEEPERS' EMPO-
RUM, where evey NEW and USEFUL article may AL
WAYS be had at the LOWEST prices.
JAMES CORTLAN SON,
No. 10 Baltimore street,
ap22 nearly opposite the Centre Market.
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07- o. U. 8. GRAND BAND ORDER OF UNI
TED BROTHERS. The members are hereby mott
fed to attend the regular quarterly meeting of this
Band TO MORROW (Friday) EVENING, at 8 o'clk
in The Hall, corner of Baltimore street and TripO-
let's alley. BY order,
IL WILLIAM ORR, Sec'y G. D.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-23

MoRTALITY AMONG THE FLIES. We clip
the following from the New Orleans Delta of
the 9th inst For several days past, immense
numbers of the common house fly have filled
the city; but on yesterday about noon, they
were struck dead by thousands on the spot,
wherever they lit, in most extraordinary
misunderstanding to expire as if affected with
cholera While the radiance of such pest
was most devoutly wished, we cannot account
for this singular phenomenon. What does il!
mean2
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LETTER BAGS up AT THE EXCHANGE READING R
For Londen-Ship Richard Anderson, wiz
spatch
For London-Shp Eutaw, with despatch. !
For Bremen-Ship Elersie, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Victoria, with despatch.
For ST. Jago de Cuba-Brg Monaco, few day