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money to this OF any other similar object of in
ternal improvement by this Government, yet
he thought it mere act OF justice to surrender
this stock not without an equivalent, but for
the full equivalent provided in this act, namely,
the use of this canal forever, free Of all toll,
for the transportation of the troops and NUM-
tons of war of this Government, and upon SIM
liar terms Mr.. w. was willing TO surrender to
the States in which they were located, all the
stock held by this Government in all other ca
nails, and thus complete the divorce between
this Government and the whole internal i'm
provement system. In relation to the stock
held by this Government in the Louisville Ca
nal, Mr.. w desired TO eede our stock IN that
canal to the State of Kentucky as auxiliary to
the great object of rendering that canal Tree Of
all toll, and thus remove that heavy taxation
which was now imposed on those who travelled
or transported products on the ONO river
In relation to the opposition on the part OF the
city to this transfer, Mr.. w. said he regretted
it. The completion of this canal by Maryland
would be sf vast importance to this clty, and
she ought to support this bill facilitating the
completion of this work; and as to the idea that
Maryland might by obtaining the control OF this
stock abandon the canal to this city, by carrying
the canal from point out of this District to
Baltimore, it was delusive. MIR. w. said sur
vey for Maryland by the accomplished head OF
our Typographical Bureau, had been made, by
which it was demonstrated that all other routes
for cross cut from this canal to Baltimore were
! imprachcable, except the route running imme-
diately from and through this city.
Mr.. w. said that this bill had passed the
Senate at the last session by large majority,
and he hoped it wsuld now be permitted to pass
without delay.
MIR. CLAY, of Alabama, said it was the hour
for taking up the special order. He should, as
he said before, vote for disconnecting the Gov
eminent from all these stock operations; but ne
thought it proper that gentlemen should be al
lowed time to consider the subject He therefore
moved to postpone it for the present
MFR. MERRIcK would greatly prefer to take the
question on the postponement. Itwas important
to Maryland that she should know what was to
be done, as she would have to regulate her policy
accordingly.
The question was then taken on the postpone
ment, and carried-Ayes 81, noes not counted.
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oornEspoNDENCE OF THE PILOT

WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. IS, 1871
The usual number 0r Memorials in relation to
the enactment of Bankrupt Law were present
ed Among which were several Grsm the city OF
New York, presented by Thomas Hart Benton,
in favor of such Bill only as would embrace all
Banks and corporations in the compulsory clause.
An effort was made by Mr.. Crittenden to get
up the Bankrupt Bill; but, after considerable
debate, he yielded thePoint, under kind of tacit
understanding that it should come up Immediate
ly after the Presumption Bill was disposed OF.
Mr. Walker said he considered the Bankrupt
Bill as more important than even the Presumption
or Cession Bill, though he was the firm friend OF
the latter; yet, if either to be sacrificed for
want of time, he felt no hesitation in saying
that he would prefer that the Land Bill should.
Mr.. Smith, of Indiana, finished his speech on
the Presumption Bill Fills remarks Were charac-
terised by great force of thought and felicity of
expression. He goes for the distribution Of the
proceeds on the ground that it is best calculated
to heal all sectional difficulties, and to equalise
the advantages to all the States.
Mr. Southland followed Mr.. Smith, against
inc views OF MI SdlHOuA III ASAdtAOh W bho
cession--denying the constitutional right of the
Government to make the cession, and gong into
long and elaborate argument in support of the
premises assumed.
No question was taken, when this was sent.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Jan. Is, 1871.
The House was occupied through the day
with the Pennsylvania contested election case.
Mr.. Ingersoll claimed the floor, and spoke at
great length in reply to MIR. Naylor. Mr.. Nay
or followed Mr. Ingersoll between two and
three O'Clock, and concluded briefly. The
House then voted upon the resolution, of the
majority of the Committee of Elections, declar-
ing, that Charles Naylor was entitled to his
seat The Yeas and Nays were taken as fol-
l7ws-Yeas ll6, Nays So, SO Mr.. Naylor has
taken his seat by large majority.
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03-ALA1i INNING TO THE WORLD.-20

TRUE, EVERY WORD
MV has been computed that three fourhs of that pOr-
ton of the human family, who are more or less in
disposed the greater part OF their lives, owe their suffer
ings 10 the and abuse of Mercury and other Minerals
administered them during sickness, either by their
tending physicians or through the medium ofmedicnes
pills, Liquid sc. &C., prepared by the uGskitu OF
Ignorant and who combine with them Mercury and 9th
er Minerals entertaining they do, the dangerous and
murderous doctrine, that, they must
NKILL OR CURE!"
Beware then, how yeu trust to such Preparations
IT'S true, they Skill cure >, and you and then
hear of the cures, but hear of the killed and mound
ed and broken down.
The safest best and most e6icacioS Pills in exis
tence are Dr.. Leidy'S Blood Pills, component pUrt Of
tchch is SsTsapGTia. II is useless here to the
good qualities, or comment upon the medicinal virtues
Of these Pills. the public are fully aware of them
Suffice il TO say, that they are an effectual
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD and RENOV.4TOR
OF THE s YSTEM,
Whether employed for PuRGATIoN or a PsRIFIER OF
THE BLOOD AND AEIMALFLUiDs they ale equally effec
tua possessing they do combined properties not CON
tanned in any other Pills, and may be employed by
young and DID, male and female, under all cIrcumstaI
ces and without restraint from diet occupation, ant
without fear of producing debility, fear of catching
cold.
| AS numerous certificates from Individuals and phys
icans have been from time time published and the
character of the Pills well known, tits only
ry to inform the public where they may be procured
genuine.
Philadelphia City, IS.
H. g. Personally appeared before me- one of the Al
dernan of the city of Philadelphia, DR.. N. B. Leidy
vino, his solemn oath doth declare and swear, thai
in the composition of the Sarsaparla Bio cd Pills
manufactured by him only, the re is not csntaaed Mer
eury the Minerals any drug whatever, unrendly
dang erOus, or deleterious to the human system.
C. BRAZER, Alderman
l13-PRICR IS CENTS A BOXED
They are prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail ID
LEIDY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM, No. 1871 NORTH
SECOND Street, below Vine street.
ssd by G. 8. DUHURST, corner of Pratt street and
DagaRs wharf, lower end of Centre Market Space, Bal
timore.
ial5
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The Baltimore Almanac, and Repository
Of Useful Information, for the year 1S41 -
Baltimore; Printed and published by John
Murphy, 40 Baltimore Street.-We have re-
ceived from the publisher a neat and compact
little volume of nearly one hundred pages with
this title In glancing over it, we find that, be-
sides the usual astronomical tables contained in
such work, it embraces large amount of use
full information about city matters. First, after
the calendar with brief memoranda of city
events for 1910, we have Historical and To
geographical Sketch of Baltimore, occupying thir
teen pages, in which a brief review of the city
is given from the time of its first settlement
about the Middle of the Seventeenth Century
Then comes in order,-City Government fol
| 1871; Boundaries Of Wards; Stands for Car
riages, Carts, Sc; Baltimore Post Office; Gus.
tom House; Foreign Consuls; Banks in Balti.
more; Insurance Companies; Public Schools
Churches; Universities and Scientific Institu.
tons; Fire Companies and Fires in Baltimore
for 1910; Courts in Maryland; Stages; Steam
boats; Packets, Sc Besides, six pages of Events
for 1910, and table of the State Census. And
all this for rs cents. We learn by the Preface,
that it is the intention of the publisher to con-
tinue the Baltimore Almanac regularly each
year, with additions and improvements. The
plan is an excellent one, and the publisher will
we doubt not, meet with a rapid sale of the
whole edition of his Almanac.
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MARRIED,

A. Friends Meeting House, Gunpowder, the 18th
inst, THOMAS II. MATTHEW'S, of Baltimore, to
ELIZABETH ANN, daughter of John Price, of the
former place.
On Wednesday evening, 18th inst. by the Rev. John
A. Eero Dir. EDWARD @. ALLARD to Miss MARY
ELLEN GIBBS, all OF Baltimore.
On Tuesday evening, 12th inst. by tho Rev. ]. A..
Gere. FREDERICK RAWLINGS, Esq. TO Mrs. CAR
OLINE ATKINSON, all Of this city.
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From the Arkansas Gazette of December %,
we learn that, during the snow storm which oc-
CURED somc three weeks before, six Cherokee
Indians were frozen to death in Beaty's Prairie,
Benton county, in that State. ss1'hey were all
ofthem," the Gazette adds, f'in state of beast
~ intsxication when they left the settlement
A melancholy trait, this, of the progress efcic
iIizGtiou.
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Books FOR PRTsosERs.-We see it stated
that the cell of each prinsoner In the Penitentary
of the State of New York, has been sup
ulied with volume of the Common School
Library. This is an example that should be
followed by every other State in the Union.
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MARYLAND LEGIsLACuRE.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. IS, 1874.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. IS, lS4l.
The following order, submitted by Mr. RRIcK
in the House was adopted:-Ordered that the
Committee to whom was referred the report
and accompanying documents of the Regents of
the University OF Maryland, visit that Institu-
toni theythink is expedient, and that they have
power to send for persons and papers provided
the said Committee shall not absent themselves
from the house more than four days.
The bill reported by Mr.. LEGRAND, to abolish
the Law of imprisonment for debt, in the State
of Maryland after undergoing sundry amend
ments, was passed by vote of SO to %.
In the Senate the bill in relation to the APP
pOintment of the Trustees of the Poor Honse Of
Baltimore city and county was passed
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BOsTON nTARKET-Jan. 10.


CorroN-There have been large arrivals during the
past week. and sales since the report about 200
bales chiefly New Orleans, at lla1I8e;- few selected
lots ut l9c-an entire parcel of or 700 bales was ia
ken by manufacturer at ll3c per h. six mos. Late
for prices large amount of business had been done,
and the demand continued acve-the lastWeeky sales
rather exceeded 30 900 bales.
FIsu-Thc unfavorable weather fer packing las pre-
vented much business being done, and supplies having
somewhat increased-saes are making at shade re-
dueton. The sales of MackeTe altogether confined
to small parcels taken to complete orders former quota
lions are continued. A sale of Halifax No was made
at Sl3 per Dbl.
NAVAL sToREs-NO change of any cOnsequ 'nce ex-
lists on the late quotations., and sales for the most
mart quite limited; Southern SPLITS Turpenne, of
any consequence i'll market.
PRovlsloSs-The demand since the last report has
been quite languid ard prices without much alter
alton.
Returns of Beef inspected in this State from May,
1870, to January, 1si1:
Mess Beef Navy Mess. No. l. Prime. Cargo. To- bis.
1857 l4Ol 6o0l $3.50 Al 1926
5,l4s ST. 1871 64s ID 1928
January 1910, to May 1870
1885 $50 SAT 1856 IA 5,5l5
s576 1859 1884 SOL Is I3,441
Mess. Navy. No 3 Hf6I,
May 1910, TO January 1s4l, il26 IL 20 100:
May 1885, to January, 1910, 45S 40
January 1870, to May 1910, 500 5O'
$50 %:
RrcE-Nst large stock in market, and sales STEADY
to the trade at quotations.
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The mahogany coffin which enclosed the re-
mains of Napoleon, at st. Helena, and which
was exchanged for the ebony one brought from
France, was cut up by order of the Prince de
Joinvilie, and distributed in pieces to the Off
GERS and men of the Belle PouLe and Fdporite.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-16

TIE TIPPEcANoE Slow GRAND MARCH,
Mr.. James M. Deems, of this city, has composed
slow grand march suitable to the piano, which
is dedicated to Gen. Harrison.
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The statement that Sir John Harvey had been
ordered to Syria, is contradicted in the Military
Gazette The Lieut.. Governor of New Bruins
wick has heard nothing officially of his ewn
moval vet.
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Pilot & TRANSCRIPT.
BALTIM o R E
sATURDAY EVENING, JAN. I6.
DUFF GREEN-FBITOR.

z-"The obvious definition of Monarchy, ,
saws Gibbon, seems to be that of a State, in
winch single person, by whatsoever name he
may be distinguished, is entrusted with the ere
oution of the Eat0s, the management Of the re-
venue and the command Of the army"
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MArNE.-We hear from Maine, that there
is no choice of Governor by the people. Kent
(whig) leads Fairfield 10 votes, and there are
90 scattering. Kent was to be elected by the
Legislature on Wednesday,
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CONTESTED ELEc-
rIos.-The u. y. House of Representatives
decided, by vote of to IS, that Mr.. Nay
lor is entitled to his seat in Congress.
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Gen. GAINES and his accomplished lady are
in the city, and he will deliver a lecture in the
Up:versalist Church, on Calvert street, as ad-
vertised, this evening.
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G67-TWELFTH WARD-The Committees appoiRt
ed 10 collect money for the necess:Ous poor ofhc l2t
Ward requested 10 meet and make their returns Oh
EVENING NEXT, the 18Th inst at Wash
Ington Shipey's, West Baltimore street. jal6
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The Thermometer fell at GreeHfeld, Massa
chusstts, on the 9Th instant, to p degrees below
xero.
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DIED.

On Wednesday, the 18th inst. after short illness,
Mrs BARBARA KRABER, rclict of the late Martin
Kraber In her sd year, formerly of York; Pa. and res
ideut OF this city the last 81 years.
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-The bill to
abolish imprisonment for debt in Maryland,
has passed the House of Delegates by vote OF
36 to g.
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{b5-POSTPONED LECTURE.-GEN. GAINES eine
detained by unexpected circumstances, the Lecture
which was to be delivered LAST EVENING, before
the LIBRARY ASSOCIATION of the MECHANI
CAL, has been postponed to SATURDAY EVENING
the 10th inst. jl4
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03-We requested TO say that there is an Inteil-
genee Office attached the Sunday School Of the First
Baptist Church, the object being to get suitable sua
lions for members sf tie School, and that there is al
present one lad of great merit who desires good sua-
iioA as an apprentice. Apply TO Q. W. NsHRfs.
dtHm
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90 INSTRUMENTATION No. 4.-The fourt
number Or "LnsurbordinGtOn, story of Baltimore, by
the author of The Subordinate has been published by
knight Coburn, TIA Baltimore street, and is for sale
by them and the different Sock Stores in The city.
III
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ENOUND.- "A pair Of sPECTACLEs, silver bows
III found on Monday last The owner can have the
same by calling at the Pilot ofce, and paying for i'
advertisement. jale
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INSURANCE COMPANIES IN ST. LOUIS, MIS-
souRI.--The Argus gives statement of the bu-
siness of ten insurance companies in st. Louis.
Their aggregate capital is $4,000; their earn
ings S771, 500, and losses $s11,312. The chief
loss, it is said, has been on the insurance Of
steamboats,. 1t is said that the steamboats, Of st
Louis have made $500 trips during the past
year.
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wpUTTER q LARD
ID 100 kegs Ohio BUTTER
" 20 do LARD-llst received and for sale by
SELLMAN & CROOK,
ia1s dat corner South and Pratt street.
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In the Senate Mr.. Bates received thirty
votes; Morton two, and four were scattering.
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ELECTION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS U. s..
SENAToR--The Legislature Of Massachusetts
on Wednesday, elected tie Hon. Isaac C.
Bates of Northampton, Senator in Congress,
from that state, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of the Hon. John Davis, and
also, for the term Of six years from the 4th of
March ls4l. In the House ofRepreseAtatives
the vote stood as follows;
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THE FUNERAL OF NAPOLEON.

Ton our first page will be found stirring sketch
of the funeral procession, aud ceremonies, at
tendant on the arrival of the body of Napoleon
at Paris.
The Correspondent of the National Intelligen
Ger estimates the whole number Of spectators,
along line of three miles, at between seven
hundred thousand and a million. Sixty thou
sand soldiers marched in the procession
At least half million of strangers from
the country, and from foreign nations, were
among the spectators Of the sPirit-stirring scene
fortunately, the day was piercing cold, and
thus tended to keep down the excitable blood of
the most excitable people in the world. Had it
been in July, with all its excitements, elaborate
and spontaneous, sI should have deemed" says
the Intelligencer's correspondent ga sanguinary
struggle between the Government and mob GER
tain, or highly probable" But, as it was, no
| tumult or disorder of serious character occur
red to mar the imposing ceremonies.
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HRANCA TIR-240 square pigs Dutch GovenmeI
= BaHea THIN store and for sale by
BROWN & WILSON,
jl5 SO s. Frederick ST.
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UDUNCH MUsCATEL RAISINs.--The sub |
Id scriber has just received loI of BUNCH Mus
CATEL RAISINS, which she will dispose of iRiots NJ
suit purchasers, either by the pound box as low "a,
they can be Obtained in this city. She has also os
hand, CURRf ITS, CANDIES, LEMONS, NUTS, &c.
Ae. The public are respectfully invited to give her
call al the well known stand OF her late husband e.
Of Baltimore street and Market Space,
d4 eATHARINE KENNEDY
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-13

But mere i nan pravino against
h.-..3
4 ,xcnI1 nd ';I-1 10 hc rich. He Il
mai, 8. e.,n...t e.. IL .ra,e anon,
*. s..<..- i.4..,. ..o.l3 e,a-e II the +.
~ ..,b !. ,o,,.-s d,,x
~. ~, q. 60 & 800. y I'D ~
Z, y s. -, -. - ....,..
80 ...s fissr
$3.50 ''.S - 80 80 - f' '''' "A -,
.r7 o9 -; '''1 es''s
.nss' ''9 say VINO = we +,S'' snss
*'''t .'' os ''ss ~ = e .'sis'
cause 'is' y 1Fiy a''a A ~
tnel "ts''.y .en,Po'a' 'n'ng' - = =
eclipse e'e 'isy ofeo'''7 ~ -
the place only living oe' 'ns''
tnefe was reason To- ne $3.50 -
prayer, ana<..e mink nc must nas9 ossn
sane thai could give 50 gooa : 'sason ios
bls conduct
= 4 riches are often dangerous men
there Is more proof mat TINS PRAYING man
Was not insane. Anao waited mole f'eh-
es, and he wicked w'ie helped MN M
bfue his hands ~ innocent biooa 20 o.
tain them, and they both perished m,sera.
bly,. Judas wanted more money -beiray-
ed Chris to Get Il, and i cost him his lie:
- A II.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-13
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY, JAN. ia. ls4l.
Cash w anted.

want $500, elxeen this time and the
middle Of January. shOIl have il where
il IS due2
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-13

The following article wilt explain itself. Read
y through. Il i lengthy, but it will we'll pay Cor
the labor Of perusal. 20. >. N.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22


 In Cmncery-Statc of Alabama--Mobile County
 Al Raies-Dee. 18th, 1SI1.
 State Bank at Elizabeth, complainant. William Kitchen, Henry P. Norris, Henry Parrish and Daniel Parrish, Lcisoy w. Wiley, Calvin Nor ris, David Stodder, John Hall Joseph Hall, Charles
 Hall and J Hamilton Elastic, defendants. TuNIlE bill in this sets forth that on the 18th l day of April 1Si0, Wm. Kitchen was indebted to Edwin and Francis Robinson in the sum of sl926 65-l00. and that to the payment of that sum, said Kitchen executed his certain inenturo of mort gage to said E. X F. Robinson of certain real estate in Iie city of Mobile, situated in State st., between Water and Commerce sis. The bill further sets forth that the said decd of mortgage was subject to certain conditions by the performance of which the said mort gage would bs leeated that those conditions have moi been perfornled and that the mortgage and notes have been assigned and transferred to the compain- ant The bill lnrth alleges that the other defendants above named have pretend to have some title tn the mortgaged premises, md prays that the morigaged property may be sold and the equities of all the de- leniants he ioreclosed.
 And now the complainant by it's solicitor, and applies for an order of publication, and it appear ing to the Register, from affidavit file, that the the defendants Henry F. Norris Henry Parrish aud Daniel Parrish residents of the City and State of New York, and that the defendant, leltoy M. W. ley is n resident of Charleston in the State oi South Carolina they are ordered to appear al the next term of inc court of chancery for the first district of the southern cl,anccry division of the Siate ofAlalana, at Mobile, to be held on the second Monday of May next and answer or demur tp the said conplainaats bill of complaint It is further ordered that this or der he published once week for four weeks, in some newspaper published in Mobile; that n copy be post ed on the door of the house of Mobile county, add that copy be forwarded to each of the sand noil- resident defelans, by mail, at cir respective p,- ces of residence all within fifteen days from this date.
 Witness, Malcolm, J. McI,ae, Register of sai court ofchanoery, this fourteenth day of Dec lSii Attest, M. J. McRAE, decl4 tI Register.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22

ID BLANKETS, Flannels, Marseilles Qats, Sheet -HS ing and Shirting, Linens, French, English and Cloths, Napkins and Towels--togeller with great variety of Millinery and iiabcrdaslcry, articles inst received per barque Reform and Floridian and for sale low for Cash only by
 DANIELS & BRADY. S3 Dauphin-st., dec1t immediately opposite the Public Stn,arc