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THE WAGES OF FACTORY GIRLs.-The Cincin-
natl Atlas, in speaking of factory in that city
for the manufacture of cotton bagging, in which
IS girls and 45 men are employed, says:
"a little girl at this establishment quit work
on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, having woven thirty
cuts, equal to 1880 yards, from Monday morn
ing, for which she was paid 90 cents per cut, be-
ing six dollars for less than as many days en-
ployment."
to American manufactures, must pity her Only
six dollars week for the labor of liltle girls, -
in city where superfne -four is cents pound,
and chickens cents pair What an injury to
So girls to be thus employed or mol, just as they
choose !-BrooMvn Ners.
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By a gentleman who arrived in town last
night, we learn that young man, formerly Of
Tennessee, named WATSON, was murdered in
Laporte county, Indiana, about ten days ago, by
General Beardsley, whose daughter he had Sc
duced. The General took the young man into a
room, referred to the condition of his daughter,
and demanded of w. to marry her, when, on his
refusing, the injured father drew pistol and
shot him through the head. Gen. B. delivered
himself up to the authorities. He was the first
settler on -Four Mile Prairie, in Michigan, good
citizen, and beloved Of all.-Cin. Commercial.
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Posr OFFICE RoRREKy.- William A. Bacon, a

Posr OFFICE RoBBERY.-W William A. Bacon, a
clerk in the Albany post Office, was arrested on
the 25th instant upon charge of mail robbery.
Before his committal he made full confession
TO the postmaster, restored what money he had
in his possession, and informed Mr. WATSON
what use he had made Of the balance. He COM
menced his career of crime about two weeks ago,
and was in the habit of taking letters from the
northern mall that usually arrives while the
other clerks are away to their dinners. He had
taken from time TO time, in money and drafts,
something over thousand dollars, of which he
had expended $3.50 for lottery tickets. Most of
the letters with the money re-enclosed, have
been forwarded to their destination. This un-
fortunate young man had previously borne a
good character.-Albdny Journal.
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stand upon its own platform. With this fact be-
fore us, who cannot see what is to be the result
Of the approaching Presidential contest, 1t is
foreshadowed as clearly as any coming event ever
can be, and none but those who wilfully shut
their eyes can fail to see it in the signs of the
times"
Mr. Calhoun will not, it is evident, permit his
name to be presented to the Baltimore Conven-
ton as candidate for its nomination to the Pre-
sidency and Mr.. Buchanan having withdrawn,
and Governor Cass and Colonel Johnson not hay-
ing half dozen friends each IN it, the coast is
now clear for Mr.. Van Buren,, who will receive
the almost unanimous vote of the convention on
the first ballot.
We say it is evident Mr.. Calhoun will not per-
NIT his name to be presented to the Baltimore
Convention: we Judge SO from the language OF
the Spectator, which, in reply to au inquiry from
the Richmond Enquirer whether the statement
of the Columbia Chronicle that he would not be
true, says, unless the Constitution is to yield
to policy--our country to our party-we can have
but one course with respect to convention or
gained upon the Syracuse plan, on the model
of the electoral coleges-have nothing 10 do
Nth it, excepting on one principle-to reform 1t.
If this is hopeless we must hopelessly turn away,
and, with thousands by our sides or alone, hold
fast TO our integrity and the Constitution" This
is plain language frank and candid reply
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The Locofoco party is al present afflicted with
number Of diseases, either Of which must prove
l-disorganization, dissatisfaction, and dis
may-bickerings, buifetings, broils, breaches and
bravadoes, have SO weakened and deb litated the
party, that even hickory bark cant save it.
Harrisburg Inteki gencer.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
DECEMBER 90, 1S43.

INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
Jabez L. Smith, Va; F. G. Senter, New York !;
VIM. Vance, and A. B. Lacosta, New Orleans; NJ
A. Okeson, Alexandria, d. G. /; Judge Catron and
lady, Tenn. Z. J. Dubois, Baltimore; D. Myerle,
st. Louis, Mo-
CITY (rULLERs) HOTEL
VIM Cecil, and Z. P. Brown, Md; Capt Conner,
y. s. NJ; Geo. D. Miles, Va; Q. Nj. Patten, New
Orleans; II. J. Sullivan, New Orleans Richard
Thomas and lady, Alabama; Samuel Morse, Ark.
James hurry, Ireland.
EXCHANGE (TYLERs) HOTEL.
w. Carpenter ard lady, Richmond, Va; Mrs Do
Ian, Petersburg, Va; J. G. Wilson, New York.
TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL.
Robert Harroll, Baltimore Thomas C. Theaker.
Ohio Mr. Whienton, VT. Jacob Morrill,, N. H.
VIRGINIA (swEETMG's) HOTEL
James CLANCY, Baltimore; Mr. Garrett, Va.
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That hole in the avenue near Fuller's hotel,
is dangerous place for pedestrians, particularly
after night. 1t has been uncovered for the last
three days, and still remains so. Whose duty
is it to have it closed We merely ask for in
formation, as we have the interests of the Cor
poration at heart, and do not wish to see them
mulcted in heavy damages for the loss of life or
the fracture Of limb. Will the one whose bu-
siness it is, please correct the nuisance?
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REMEMBER THE Pooh lon Thursday night
the new Concert Hall (Todd's) few doors west
OF Browns Hotel, was opened by the Ladies Of
the :" Union Benevolent Society,"" with rich
display OF useful and fancy articles Aside from
the elegance of the display, the Object of this
Fair should attract the attention of the liberal
and humane of all denominations Of Christians
it is for the immediate relief Of the suffering
poor and at this inclement season of the year,
surely no one will be backward in coming for
ua,d. Too much praise can not be awarded to
the philanthropic lady at the head Of the con-
cern-the wife of the worthy pastor of the F
street Presbyterian Church-like an angel Of
charity, she is ever seen foremost in the ranks
Of the humane and benevolent. The other La
dies, also, will receive the blessings of the poor
and destitute for their disnterested exertions in
the holy cause Of charity. Gentlemen, if you
have any money to spare-now is your time
it will come back to you tenfold, in the con-
seriousness of having poured relief into the cup
Of poverty.
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MARRIAGES..

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Ed
WARDS, Mr. GEORGE II. FURTNEY and Miss
MARY E. DOWDEN, all of Washington city.
AT the United States Hotel, Harpers Ferry, on
Wednesday, the Goth instant by the Rev. T. d. Hoo
YER, Capt. LUDWELL J. CHIPLEy, of Frede-
rick county, and Miss JANE r. WOODS, daughter
of the late Andrew Woods of that town.
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"MoRE OF THE SAME KIND The Wings Of
Monroe county, New York, (the 18th Congress
sional district,) held Convention on the 23d
inst. at Rochester; Col. Amos SAWYER was APP
pointed delegate to the National Convention in
May. Resolutions declaring Henry CLAY
to be the first, second, and only choice Of the
Wings Of that district, were received with three
cheers. The Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE was de-
clared 10 be their choice for the Vice Presidency.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE, TIMOTHY DIVISION No. l,
ID. c. will assemble at their room, ON Monday even
ing, January l. at early candelight fer the purpose
Of attending the Total Abstinence Mass Meeting, 10
be held at the Wesley Chapel Brothers visiting the
city respectfully invited TO join with the Division.
dec 30 GEO. COCHRAN, UP.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-We learn that this es-
Enlistment will reopen in the course Of The
coming week with an equestrian company of
acknowledged merit. The parqnette has been
removed to make room for a commodious ring.
The lessee, Mr.. Emery, is a dashing fellow, and
appears determined 10 leave no means untried
to crafty the wishes of the community.
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HARPER's PIcroRIAL BIBLE.--We have just
received from Gideon Brooke the first number Of
the Pictorial Bible, from the Harper's Press"
It is the most splendid specimen Of typography
it has ever been our good fortune to examine.
The large frontespieces, the titles to the Old and
New Testaments, family records, presentation
plate, historical illustrations, vgnettes, and ini-
tal letters to the chapters, &C., &c., are from
original designs made expressly for this work by
J. G. Chapman, formerly Of this city. and exc
cuted by Adams, and will comprise 1000 in
number We recommend to all, not only citi-
zens, but strangers now in the city, to call at
Brooke's, Pennsylvania avenue, next to Beers's
hotel, and examine the work as production Of
art, if not TO purchase. 1t will well repay the
trouble.
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Chief Justice John Buchanan, OF Maryland, is
said to be so ill at his residence near v illiams-
port, Nd, that but little hopes are entertained
for his recovery. The State will lose talented
Judge, and an honest man, in his demise.
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NJ ARINE J0U RN AL.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN.
DECEMBER 20, 1913.
ARRIVED.

Barque Richmond, Kilburn, from Salem, with
plaster, to F. Dodge.
Schr. Sarah Waters, Kelley, from Boston via
Alexandria, with plaster to Geo. Waters, and sugar
TO sundries
Grace, with coal to w. ii. Edes and John Hopkins
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can now see the machinery and the illusion 10
gone! A little common sense, little practical
wisdom are tho things most wanted al present
Cant has had its day, and can take no longer
The people have learned to distinguish between
chivalry and the braggadoco spirit that wears it's
mask-between Achilles himself in arms, and
Patroclus disguised in his arfnor. The Southern
gentlemen, who rant SO furiously, whenever this
subject is brought up, will never persuade the
world to believe that they are anything more than
they really are very good, quiet, honest gente-
men; but no heroes, at least so far as they have
given any evidence Of their gallantry.
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dec 30-2t

IL The Stockholders in The Firemen's Insurance
Company, who are members of the PERSEVERANCE
FiRE COMPANY, are notified that an election for Dr.
rectors will be held on Monday evening, January l.,
at half past 7 o'clock, at the engine house
dec 30 GEO. 8. GIDEON, Sec. p. F. Co.
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rs The Rev. President BACON, ofthe Columbian
College, d. c., viii, by Divine permission, preach in
the Hall of the House Of Representatives tomorrow
at 4 O'Clock, A. M dec 30
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MOTICE.-On account Of the Fair now being he d
IN at Concert Hall (rodd's), the Pupils of my Ju-
venle Vocal Class will meet, as usual at Apollo
Hall, on Monday afternoon next, at o'clock The
pupils are requested to be punctual
The ladies and gentlemen of the Senior Glass will
meet at my house Wednesday afternoon, as usual
The Evening Class of ladies and gentlemen will be
formed at Concert Hall on Monday evening, the 10th
Of January, when regular course Of vocal nstruc-
ton will be commenced.
JOHN III. HEWITT,
dec 30-2t Professor of Music
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PENNsYLvANIA.--The Wing State Convention
of Pennsylvania hold their Convention on the
22d ofJanuary. Among those talked Of for Gov
ernor en- the right side are Gen. James Irwin of
Centre, Gen. Philip Markle of Westmoreland,
Hammer Denny Of Pittsburg, Ner Middleswarth
Of Union, John Strohm, William Hester, and E.
c. Reigart of Lancaster, John Banks Of Berks,
and Geo. w. Toland Of Philadelphia. Hon. L.
M. T. McKennan, has declined a nomination.
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ExAMPLEs.--A free trade paper says the
amount Of British sovereigns now in the vaults of
the New York banks is $l3,000000. How came
it there! The present tariff accounts for it. We
receive pay for our exports in British gold instead
Of her manufactures. Which is best for the in
terests of the country?
THE Car oUT.-A free trade paper in New
York objects to the present duty on foreign flour.
The reason is, that the duty keeps foreign wheat
out of the country. Let it come in free, and flour
would be twenty per cent cheaper. How do our
farmers like such doctrine as this !-Roch. Dem
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The New York Tribune says that the Political
Abolition Convention lately held at Utica vehe-
mently denounced John Quincy Adams as /" re-
creant to the cause of Human Liberty!!" He
must feel bad about it.
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From the Baltimore Patriot.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

We have received from our Annapolis cores
pondent copy of the Message of Gov. Thomas,
which was delivered on the 9th inst to the Lee
gislature.
The State debt of all kinds, productive and un-
productive, is $l6,376,65S o.
The annual charge on account of the public
debt, over and above all receipts from the produc-
tive loans, is $62662l l6.
The arrearages for interest is $l,l71,S72 SO.
The present taxes, &c, will only produce about
$450,O0O.
But this statement Of the debt and response
bilties, though strictly correct. is calculated to
produce erroneous ideas Of the actual obligations
Of the State, and the ability OF the people to pay it,
In the message, the amount of the debt Of
Maryland is put down at $l6,376,657 95, nclu-
ding arrears Of interest. This is the liability of
the State gloomily set forth. The real debt on
which the people are at this time called ON to pay
an interest. is as follows:
Debt stated by the Governor .$l6,376,657 95
Deduct subscriptions to the b. Il
0. r. r. Co. not used, bear Ft
ing no interest 3,175000 90
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CUMBERLAND CoAL.-The New York Sun
states that they are beginning to introduce this
bituminous coal in that city, and it is said to ig-
mite easily, burn freely, and throw out as much
heat nearly as Liverpool, though as yet not as
clean. The coal is brought from large field,
800 acres in extent as we hear, and where the
strata are 10 feet in thickness, at Frostburg, in
Maryland, about miles west of Cumberland.
1t is conveyed TO Baltimore on the railroad, and
to Washington by the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal. 1t is brought round here. in coasters, and
when the field is thoroughly worked must become
a favorite fuel if afforded at the moderate price
for which-with the facility Of extracting lit
should be.
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The FAIR AT CARUsI's-This agreeable place
of resort still continues nightly 10 attract crowds
Of the beauty and fashion Of the metropolis.
The display has rarely, if ever, been equalled in
this city. The articles exhibited for sale are Of
the most varied and beautiful character; and the
charming tact and brusquerie of the pretty +yend-
ers are fatal to the pockets Of the bachelors and
young men ABOUT to,on.
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The actual debt of the State,
otherwise stated, being the
bonds outstanding independent
Of arrears of interest is
From which the sinking fund is
to be deducted
So that $lO,727,99s IS, would
to-day pay the principal of the
debt of the State
Add to this, however, the arrears
of interest -
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And there is sinking fund, which
is in the States own stock, re-
ducing the debt by that amount
of Il
$II.9Is.261 Sc

$11.9lS,26l Sc
Which is the amount on which the people are
called to pay the interest provided by the differ
ent acts under which the debt was created.
Ihe actual debt of the State
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ANTIBIELIOUS PILLS

THE INVENTOR and Proprietor of these
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they be had ' ~ - "'''''
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