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vious nights. Added to ilie aliove, Mr. Barton will

sustain the character of Christopher Strap, in ttic

farce of A Pleas nit Neighbor,'" Willi a good cast of

characters Go early, if you wish to secure seats.

MCSHUM. This favorite establishment still floats

triumphantly on the tide of success. Crowded and

fashionable Haitians nightly. Tins evening a splendid

hill—the gl ruins conn dy of "Married Life," received

on its firs repji sehlutiou Willi such enthusiasm, and

the great Scene from "llory U'Vlore." iu which Mr.

Brougham tells the Irish story of the Fox of Ballybo

iheuuui. Miss Nelson, who is an immense favorite

with the visiters, plays, as also Mrs. Timm. Singing

and dancing, Sic. Certainly a fine entertainment is

I offered.

From C.m.ikorj.'i v. Accounts from Monte

rev, California, to June 17. stale tuat tlie Mexi

can government was al/out los aid a Governor

and 3300 men to California, to preserve that

part of the Republic from being dismembered,

(.'apt. Stephen Sihilh, a passenger from Ros

-In.t,i:i the ship Calibre a. ha.l been arrested at

San lilts, bv an artimd fotcc, on suspicion ot

furnishing tiie diijafected party in California

with arms and ai'ltrtmiliun.

t ITV SNTFI-RUi e.NCi-.

Bookseller.- to. kte'hneen. A suit *v: tried

on 'riiursd,it last before Justice Schneffcr, in

volving tiie right of auctioneers to hold more

than one sale the sane hour. Jl was proved

by tin 1 eoinplainint, Mr. J no. .Moore, that II

.Mt'ieham, uuclirmccr, at the corner of linlti

tnorn and Molliday streets, had recently tilted

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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. (1845). Baltimore, Md., 1845-10-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009567/1845-10-01/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper, 1845-10-01.