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Marlnc Court.
Before Judge Smith.

Nov 29.--WrgM GiIies VS.. Manhep DtG-This was
an action brought for alleged fraud in the exchange Of
horse and Tor damages sustained thereby i appeared
that plaintiff had horse valued at than $780, which
he agreed 10 exchange with defendant for belonging
10 him. To this defendant consented at the same time
horse which belonged to defendant was found TO be
iogndered in the shoulder upon percevng which plain
horse again and return defendant his own To this de
PENDANT would not agree. Said horse was subsequently
sold at the bazaar for S2 put In for defence that
have occurred ssr was In plaintiffs possession. Va.
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ARREST OF RoBBERs.--Two men, named Henry
sontag and Henry Schng passengers in tho ship Ca.
hsrne arrived yesterday from New York, arrested
by officer Moses Levy charged with having stolen from
their boarding house In New York. trunk, containing
clothing and money The prisoners underwent an exam
nation yesterday before the Mayor and have bean COM
mitted 10 jail Information received by letter that
they had taken passage board the above named vessel
-Chsyisstsn Cswtsy, Nev ~.
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The Legislature of

LEGISLATION IN VERMoNT.-The Legislature of
Vermont has passed an act for the geological sur.
vey Of the State act abolishng the military system
far as regards the enrolled ma act relating to deal
ers in sprtuous liquors. to nnkcepers &C. providing for
the month Of January have control Of the subject OF
cense act modify the act of ls42 relating to CAPT
tai punishment that of death should not be
executed short Of year. and making the duty the
judge to order execution within three months after the
year.
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LEGISLATIVE CoNvocATIoNs The assembly Of
South Carolina met at Columbia last Monday.
o. Monday next the Virginia. Kentucky, Ohio Indana
Illinois and Missouri Legisla ures, will meet. On the
soth proxino, that Of Maryland the LIST January,
ls45 the States Of Maine and Massachusetts the 9Th
Mississippi, Louisiana and Michigan and on the 7th
New York, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire.
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U. =. Circuit Courts
Before Judge Belts.

Nov. 40 The following indicted TO appear before
the Grand Jury on Monday, viz -
Michael Harrington, for larceny in stealing pistol.
william Merchant, Tor revolt at sea.
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HuDsoN RIvER.-It is said that this river
closed or INSTRUCTED as far as Hudson. II is sin
guar fact, that the canals and river should close a
the same time.
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POPULATION OF ST.. LoUIs.-Accordng to the
taken under the direction Of the State the county
of St. Louis has population Of Al 66s souls; the city
A,l40. In the city there IL $40 white males, and
l42s9 white females The number Of free persons of
color in the county eo3 the total number Of slaves is
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LIGHT HOUSE IN A BLAzK.-A fire took place
yesterday about one o'clock, in a bedroom Of the
house adjoining the Light House, on Sandy Hook,
kept by Mr. Barttelson. The sister-in.law of Mr..
Bartelson was considerably burnt, her clothes hav-
ing taken fire. The contents Of the room were
entirely consumed
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

- DAILY, Sundays srsepsS-Th5oush direct
1I-G Coartlsudt md Liberty streets.
The Steamboat KNlCkERBOCKER, Captain A. r. g.
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain A. Houshtoa, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings. at o'clock
Ssom u.s loot Of Barclay street.
A. F,vs oelosi T A. ateIn.dss piaess
endcn Monday Wednesday. and tnday Afternoons. o.
clock
lhr Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain William H. Peek,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, o'clock
Passengers taking either Of he above lines will arrive
Albany ample take the Morning Trains Of Can for
the The boats and substantlA far
sshea with and elegant and for speed
comnodations, ART vnrsvsiIed on the IiSison.
All prrsons tohid OF the boats Of this
linz. without ORDER IRON thr Captain.
For passage freight apply board p. T.. Hchultx
4 the Office on the wharf miro
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Snow AT THE NORTH. are told that snow
was foot deep in Albany at 10 o'clock on Thnr.
day Aisht.
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TEXAS AND SLavERy.We deprecate all section
al agltation--alI dissension between Nerth and
South, even on subject so momentous and on
which we feel SO deeply as that Of Human Bond
age. That Slavery exists in our Southern States
we greatly deplore, but we disclaim all right to
intermediate with it otherwise than as we NEEDLE
with Slavery in the West Indies or in Barbary.
When we speak oft at we shall treat il as great
evil, and one which ought to be abolished at the
earliest practicable moment. But we deny to the
Federal Government all right to interfere with its
existence in those States where il has legal exs-
tence; we deny TO the citizens Of the Free States
any moral right to prescribe those Of the Southern
States because they are Slave holders We feel
certain that Slavery is gseat mistake as well as
wrong-that il curses and mpoverishes those States,
changing their natural fertility to barrenness. We
mean to show this from time to time to the South,
if they will hear us; If not, the iault will not be
ours. II the abusive, proscrlpive Abolition party
were out OF the way, we should have sanguine
hopes Of a speedy change Of opinion and OF atti-
tude on this subject in the States still aboring un.
der the incslculabls evils Of Human Bondage.
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FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL.
km 1sT i .ssss Il. saS y Ssei.
-eymy Tuesday and Friday evenings, q 8
cock Stages will be readiness her arrival above
,s.es convey passengers TO the neishborins
AZ JERSEY CITY FLOATING DOCK-This asw
k2 and improved Dock has commenced oIsration Car
aud owners OF vessels invited to call and
~ and thy viii at once that well adapsd for
a,.ng and repairing vessels Dock in opsations
There also attached this Dock plackmiih shpcasn,
ere, Caulkers and Painters All work done IA The most ezpe
al in: snS'' INV :" ''''A'0s HILL MsLAuOHliN.
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Meeting OF Congress.

The second session Of the Twenty eighth Con-
gress begins next Monday. On Tuesday the last
annual message Of President Tyler will probably
be delivered.
We have compiled table of the members Of the
present national legislature; and also, SO far as was
in our power, of the Twenty ninth Congress II
will beseen that the complexion OF the next Senate
is pretty well known, but what majority the demo-
Gratis may have in the House is not yet ascerained.
as there are lightweight members to be elected.
II rs fair to suppose that they will have majority
but not as large one exists in the present Con.
gress
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

o. WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
"RHOOPLNG COUCH Cordial" has been
proved in hundreds of cases in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy, if not the only one
ever discovered for WHOOPlNG COUGH. In AsrH,
all structures of the Chest, (not depending upon
nhammalion,) difficulty of breathing, &c. it is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, aud when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce state, that the GENUINE AR
TIcLE can only be obtained of Or. GIDEON Is. SMITH,
Basement of The Chesapeake Bank, North street. Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle d4 Ua0t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

{G3-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore or in the United States, any subject
uecled with literature or science. Oratuns from So
to 9l0 occupying twenty and forty FIVE mnutcs Lee
tures S. $40; Letters and Essays S3 Pieces for de-
clamstion So to S.. Inscriptions for tombs SO to 3d.
Sentimental Tales s. to $40. Advertisements 81 to
SO. Songs SO. News Carriers Addresses IS. Acfos-
tics 81 Pieces for Albums &c. sc. cents per line.
Persons at a distance will address post paid and en-
closing remuncraiion) the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
Lofand Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ingon University, East Baltimore street, Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office enclos-
ing the qtid pro quo, {i- Editors friendly me, will
please give Insertion nl2
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10
uHRANKAIN EIRE INSURANCE. COW

HNHANhhlA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANf OF PHILADELPHIA continues to take
RISKS upon every description of property, either in
town or country He would call the attention of pro
perty holders particularly 10 the subject of perpetual
hSurdnce-a mode of insurance successfully adopled
by the Company he represents and which has become
very general in Philadelphia The mode is this. TO
insure substantial brick dwelling or store the pro.
prctor would deposit with the COmpa nv (accerding
TO the character and situation OF the buildngO from
u TO 81 per cent upon the amount intended 10 be in
shred rs long as this deposit remains with the Com
pany the insurance continues without the trouble of
an annual renewal.
The deposit may he withdrawn ut any time with n
DEDUCTION OF five per cent, and the policy cancel
ms mode OF insurance, besides avoiding the trouble
of renewal and the risk Of OMISSION will be found to
be much cheaper than the Ordinary mode. For in
stance-a first rate dwelling would be insured 10 the
amount of 5000 by deposit of % per cent say 42
the annual interest on wiich would be only $3.50
whereas insurance on the same house cost BY the Or
binary mode, at the very lowest rate, the annual
premium of Sl2.50.
The undersigned also takes risks in the usual mode
on as favorable terms as any other office.
The CAPITAL of the Company il 500 900, all
paid in and invested i'll the most substantial manner;
and certainly this Institution stands second to no sim
liar one in the United States in point Of credit or
character. 1t is under the control of the following
Board of Directors:
Charles N. Bancker Jacob T. Smith,
Thomas Hart George w. Richards
Thomas ]. Wharton, Mordecai D. Lewis
Tobias Wagner, Adolpho z. Bore,
Samuel Grant, David = Brown.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
CHARLES G. BANCKER Secretary.
Applications for insurance will be received and i'm
mcdiaely attended 10 by
FRANCIS H. smith, Agent
No North street.
+. H. S., is also Aaent,for the NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE & TRUST COMPANY, and prepared
to MAKE Insurance or Lives, grant Annates and sell
EndOwments. do 60
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

UNITED STATES SENATOR. 1t will become
the duty of the legislature, at its approaching
session, to elect Senator of the United States,
to succeed the Hon. William d, Merrick,
whose term of service will expire on the 4th
of March next, and who declines being cam
didate for reelection. 1t is station which
requires talents industry and thorough
knowledge CT the political history Of the coun-
try. There will probably be many gentlemen
urged upon the consideration of the legisla-
turc, for this important appointments and we
hope that such selection may DO made as
will do credit to the state, and best promote
the interests of the union.
A correspondent, who signs himself eta
riff" recommends "for that responsible post,
that staunch friend of the working men, and
consistent American Republican, John Weth-
cred" Our distinguished townsman, Rererds
Johnson, Esq, las also been recommended in
very favorable terms in some Of the public
prints We have also heard the names Of
William Price, Esq, Of Allegany--J j. Speed
Esq, (whose able publications on state affairs
have gained for linn high reputation at home
and abroad,) and others mentioned. 1t is 8
subject with which we cannot interfere; but
we trust that the legislature will give to Ma
ry!and Senator who will be competent to up.
hold her rights and her dignity, and who vii
favor an extension Of the naturalization laws.
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dl06ts

13-FAIR. The Fair for the benefit of st. Ste
phen's Church will be held in the Saloon of the Odd
FelOws' Hail. Gay street, commencing on SAfUR-
DAY, the 18th December. Those ladies' and gentle
men who have promised donations, and such rs may
be disposed to contribute, requested 10 send the
articles TO the residence of the Rector, No. 80 HA-
MOVER STREET. TApsR1 DIS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

CoUNrERFEITs ON THE MECHANICS BANK.
Three men, Jacob II. Whetsell, Ogden Whct-
sell, and John Schneck were arrested at New
ark, N J. on Saturday, and fully committed
for passing counterfeit $50 bills oftho Mechan-
les Bank of Baltimore.
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Ny~EOTICE. There will be Divine Service at the
First Baptist Church, corner of Sharp and Lombard
streets, every evening this week, at O'Clock. The
TINsLEY, of Virginia, will ofhciate. The public are
most aflectionately invited to attend. Service may be-
expected Thursday morning, at II O'Clock do 2t'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE. The Jones'
borough (Tenn.) Wing, of the Goth ult. says
A Mrs. Adams, with small child in her arms,
in attempting to escape from wagon, when
the horses were in the act of running away, a
few miles south ofthis place, yesterday was run
over by the wagon and killed instantly. The
child was hurt badly, but may live.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

OF 'HOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds
llomseness, Whoopng Cough, Group, Asthma, &c.
may be had at Wholesale or retail, of Roberts & At
kns0n, corner of Hanover and Market Streets or of
Perkins & Brother of Franklin and Green sts;
or E. II. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n30.5w+
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90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING q

70 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o
every descriptions executed with great despatch, at No
ia BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS '' Office can execute. ' o'
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNC,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. every style, and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Ig-THANKSGlVING DAY A discourse upon
''Tha Privileges and Duties Of American Citizens
will be delivered by the Rev GEORGE w. BuRsAP, al
the First Independent Church, the morning of the
above day. Services commence at II Oclk. dlO-2t
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10 CARD. The undersigned takes this method
of returning his thanks to the members of the Me
chanica, Friendship aud Liberty Fife Companies and
Others for their exerons aud success in saving his
property on Centre Market Space, OH the morning OF
5th December flt"1 JOHN BURRESS.
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GG-TAKE NOTICE. The regular monthly meet
ing of the "Journeymen Tin Plate and Sheet Iron
Workers Society" will be held on THIS Tuesday
EVENING, at O'Clock, at Union Hall, corner of Bal
timore street and Trpolct's alley. Punctua attend
ance is requested BY order
It, JOHN EVANS, Sec'y.
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HID EAL BARGAINS can now be obtained at a
81 q, leetle the cheapest Store in BALTIMORE-ST.
(old No. 81 near the Bridge Good fiat head Pins, 4
cts paper; good drilled eyed Needles at 3 cents IA
paper GLOVES cts. pair; Tape cts. doz.; Co
logne Water G! cts hottie; GOLD RINGS at % cts.
each; handsome Cold Set Rings 37k CTS each Also,
Wood and Brass CLOCKS, at prices not worth men
toning; JEWELRY of every description; COMBS,
Brushes, Perfumery, Britannia Ware Japanned Ware,
sc of wholesale retail, at prices astnnshngly low
by II FlChEhS, NO. Baillmore-st.,
do Near the Bridge.
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TUESDAY MORNING, Dec. 10, 1914.

To CoRREspoNDENrS. The note of ''.7
True fine, lean" has been received, and we
have no hesitation in giving him the assurance
which he requests.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

7-MUFFS! MUFFS!! MUFFSm Jast received,
another invoice of those beautiful MuFFS, which
will be disposed of low, at
"TAYLOR'S," opposite Barnum's,
din Calvert ctr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

Look Our! The Memphis Eagle states,
that counterfeit bank notes. of the denomina-
ton of 10 dollars, upon the Planters Bank of
Tennessee, are in circulation in that city
They are badly executed.
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KM/ GREAT ATTRACTION.
" ASHINGTON MUSEUM,

PRATT STREET, near the bridge.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Dec. 10, I'd appearance
or MR.. }. A. III So LEK,
the young Tragedan, who will appear EVERY EVENING
IN dramatic ent 'rtanmen, in conjunction with the
excellent Vaudeville Company attached TO the Muse
UNI. ! he Manager has the pleasure of stating that
NE above engagements enable him TO produce the best
Dramas, Farces &c. in quick succession and in SUI
perloi STYLE Tnere several elites in ac-
tive preparation. Admission l2l cts. dIO-Trhs3ts
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BALTIMORE LAUNDRY.

BALTIMORE LAUNDRY.
FHNHE subscriber s now fitting up, and will short
a. ly Open ut the corner of SARATOGA STREET
AND BRADENBAUGH ALLEY, near Gay street,
the above establishment. He will conduct it after the
plan of the Boston and Chelsea Laundry and respect
fully solicits the patronage of his friends and the
public. Persons, by leaving tn r full and resi-
dence at the Book Store of Messr,. d. Owen & Son,
Baltimore street, Frederick at ME Protestant
Episcopal Book Store, Charles street, near Baltimore,
will be waited on by the subscriber, and tea ns made
known. REFERENCES:
Rev. II. v d. Johns, Messrs Garfield & Bro.
DIR. Breckenridge, &c Brown & Muncastei
g J. G. Backus, Mr.. AlonzO Lilly
g G. w. Musgrave, Mr.. Daniel Bfuner.
dIO-tuths2m* MOSES HYDE.
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lin was arrested at St. Louis, last week, for
swindling countryman out of $4,000 in mo-
ney, and large quantity of various articles of
merchandise, were found at his house, supposed
to be some ofthe ill-gotten gains
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MARINE BANK, !

MARINE BANK,
BALTIMORE, December 9th, 1874,
YHVEIS BANK will be shut Thanksgiving
H. Day, THURSDAY, the 18th inst; it is therefore
expected that bills and notes payable then will be
paid The day previous, when paper for discount will
be received. By order,
dl0-2tt PHIL LITTlG, Jr., Cashier.
YENHOMAs y. ALEXANDER, late OF the city
a of Annapolis, ATTORNEY AT LAW, has
taken Office at No. 3 SPURRlERs Court, Lexing
ton street. His residence is at the West corner OF
Saratoga street and sharp street alley where he may
be consulted after the usu N Office hours.
He proposes TO practice in the various Courts of
Civil Jurisdiction in the city Of BALTIMORE the Court
of Appeals, the Court of Chancery, and Anne Arundel
County Court, dl0-3t'
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To BE EXPELLED. The legislature of South
Carolina has passed resolution directing the
Governor to expel from the State, Mr.. uoar,
the agent sent there by Massachusetts, to look
after the free colored population.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

WORK TO DE DoNE. The American Repub-
licans of this city and State have considerable
labor to perform, if they desire to cooperate
with their brethren in other sections of the
Union. We think it vey probable that the
proposition to hold National Convention will
be adopted-and if so, Maryland should be
represented 1t will also be necessary to me-
morialize Congress on the subject of the natu-
raliz,tion laws, and the Legislature of Mary
land in favor Of such laws as will secure the
elective franchise from abuse, and arrest the
importation into the State Of foreign criminal:
and paupcrs. Now is the time TO enforce these
measures upon the Legislature; for, unless pre-
vented by legislation, we may have halt the
prisons and poor houses Of Europe empticd up
on our shores during the ensuing year. We
must then act, and act promptly, if we would
protect ourselves from the impending evil
To effect the objects in view there must be
organization and concert Of action. To organ
ize we must have public meetings; and we
think that the time has arrived for these to be
held; and we make the suggestion for the con-
sideration of the friends of the cause. 1t must
be recollectcd, that the session Of the Legisla-
ture will commence on the fourth Monday OF
the present month, and terminate on tho 10th
of March.
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LARGE SALE OF
VERY SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES.

The Undersigned is now receiving,
X Ess5ssytIrH direct from the mandatory of Loud,
VI Is Philadelphia, one of the most extern
ssive and general assortments of PA
NO FORJES ever offered for sale i'll this cy--con-
ssting Of thirteen of their first class Instruments in
splendid rosewood and mahogany cases. with sir sir
and hat and seuen ocares and all the improve
ments, which he will dispose of by PUBLIC SALE
liberal credit
The high character these instruments have gain
ed in all parts of the United states, together with the
fact that in addition to numerous testimonials from the
first Piansts in the country, there have been 10 or IL
premiums, consisting of gold and silver medals, Sc.
award d to them at the various exhibitions in New
York and Philadelphia, offers the best assurance that
persons wishing to supply themselves have now an
opportunity such as but rarely occurs.
Those now offered are Of the very best quality in
every respect, having been manufactured expressly
for their private sales and will be sold under the usual
guarantee of the manufacturer. They will he open
for examination, with catalogues, on SATURDAY
MORNING, l4h inst, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 9 south
Charles, few doors below Baltimore-st. (east side)
JOS. Il. LOUD, Agent for Manufacturers.
do VIM WARD, Auctoncer.