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RICH NEW GOODS.

KICI NTN NUUDS.
IN HANEs, very large stock of New GOODS,
Y y viz; Rich coorcd and Black SILKS
Rich Cashmeres and Mouslin de LANES
Superior FrcAch MERINOS and BOMBAZlNEss
90 Plain and Striped CLOAKINGS, in great
variety Of new patterns.
Also, very large assortment of
Superior French Cloths and Cassimercs
g English and American do do
Rich Fancy VESTING, in silk, Satin, Cashmere,
Velvet, sc. Tweeds, CasSnetts Jeans, Sc.
Also on hand, n splendid ASSORTMENT of StIAWI4S,
embracing every seasonahIe kind, at very low prices
Blankets Flaunels; Quilts; Cartain Materials; Lin
en- Goods Hosiery; Gloves. sc.
{G}}- Our prices will be found low (at eaSU as
persons s3lhng under any prceace wh1terer.
HAMILTON EASTER & co.
nl9-lW, No. 203 BALTIMORE street.
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lLING DAYS OF THE STEAM SHIPS.
FROM LIVERPOOL. From AMERICA
|esteru. Matthews. - Nov. 9
mia, Ryrie, Oct. ID, 10
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BILLlA RID ROO NJ

3 u T. I a tt d Il o . Vt,
OPEN 1T THE EUROPEAN HOUSE.
YRNHE Proprietor of the above has, with great ex-
a pense, fitted up his Billiard Room, as to give
general satisfaction, comfort, and strict attention to
all visers. He has also, two PARLORS, always
warm and comfortable, for Dinner or Supper Parties
Ills Resteaurat is supplied with all the decaccs of
the season. Tn7-Im1 JOSEPH ROIIARD.
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PLATED s. GERMAN SILVER GOODS,
HD EVOLVING CAsTORs, containing 5, 6
R0, and bottles, very rich.
CAKE BASKETS; Toast Racks; Dessert Knives
and Forks; Forks and Spoons, Table and Desert, Fish
and Butter Knives; Oyster Forks, Mustard Spoons,
SC. SC. al the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. North Howard street.
| n9-eo2m c f. WETMORE & co.
MD LANIsHsD ~ COMMON TIN WARE.
III Just received from New York, lot of splendid
PfsANiSlIED WARE, consisting in part of
Coffee higgins aud FlLTERERS
Tea and Coffee URNS, with and without heaters
Imperial DISH COVERS, in sets
Steak Dishes; Soup Tureens; Plate Heaters
Tea and Coffee Pots; Cheese 'foasters
SHAVING CUPS, with and without heaters, &c.
With variety of common TIN WARE, for sale
low, at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 2 N. Howard street.
n9-eo2m C,E. WETMORE s. co.
EnBRKINs' ENAMELLED AND PEARL SUR.
III FACE CARDS, assorted Nos.-for sale by
TURNER, WHEEL. WRIGHT & NUDGE,
ol0 South Charles st.
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line LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, l8i4,
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Di:. LEACH,
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL. /
DEN TEST,
No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET n

I'll Opposite ST. Paus Church, 4
Preehds to he the Cheapest Dentist in the city, arr
warrants all operations to be equal TO the best and Il
suit the patient or no pay required. None but the hes
Porce laln Teeth, and purest Gold used TEETH in
serted from 81 80 to SO each Extracting % cts MD
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tLADE S BurHEk, LARD, BACON, SOAP,
IA STARCH, OATMEAL, HULLED BARLEY,
GROATS, sc. &c. SC.
200 kegs GLADES Butter, OF different diaries and
qualities, rt very superior and fit for table use
so kegs No. LARD; 10 bbls. No. do.
25 kegs and bbls. No . aud 3 Lard
600 HAMS, bagg'd and in fine order for shipping
% hhds. prime SHOULDERS
50 boxes and 6 bbls STATIONS Philadelphia Starch
90 boxes Conquet and Williams n. Y. No Soap
25 bags (2j tbs each) Oatmeal
Groats and Hullcd Barley
Ground Spices, all descriptions, constantly on hand.
90 Orders front the District of Columbia, for Ba-
con, Lard, or Glades Butter, carefully attended to-
JOHN ID. TUSTIN,
nl9-2W IL Commerce street.
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kGh GROSS superior quality OIL PASTE
/ e9SE BACKING, for sale in lots to suit pur-
asefs, at the "Baltimore Biacking Mandatory"
FGHT FRET, opposite the Fountain Hotel.
ni9-lm G. WfSEMAN * co.
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SAMUEL CHILD,
"MOUNT SAVAGE COAL,

"MOUNI SAVAGE COAL"
YEyiE subscriber will receive by the first train of
u from Mount Savage on THURSDAY
MORNING, fresh supply Of the MOUNT SAVAGE
FAWN ASH COAI.' for CRATES; and also supply of
the ''MOUNr SAVAGE" SMITHS COAL,
These GOALS arc taken from the choicest mines of
the Company, and are particularly recommended.
o. Apply at the Yard, Head of Union Dock; at
the Office, corner OF South and Lombard streets.
MIG co3t fri JOHN PICkELL.
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he 18th inst, Anna, second daughter of the late
by J. Ahern, in the 4th year of her age.
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STEAM SOAP & CANDLE WORKS.
SMITH ~ CURLIITT inform their friends
- customers, and the public, that they have com
inenccd operations at their NEW STEAM SOAP and
CANDLE WORKS, corner OF Holiday and Pleasant
streets, aud have on hand an assortment of MOULD
and DlPf CANDLES and BROWN and YELLOW
SOAP, all of best quality, which they offer for sale ut
the lowest market prices. n2O-dlw2 wlm
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J. & G. BALTZELL,
No. 29G BALTIMORE S.2REE7', (opposate SharpD
D RECOMMEND thea large and superior as
n "a Fortnent of new styles of SILK GOODS. re
cevch by the last packcB from Havre, in part con
sStirg Of
Very ,ch watered and figured SILKS
do do Brocadcs
Striped and figured Silks; striped and GhangcabIc silks
IA. plain and Cameliars Satin OTTOMAN
-iblack and blue black Satin Ottoman
4 black and blue blaek Gros de hlesine
- do do satin striped do
"a do do eros Imperial
COl'd Satins, Marc tllines and FiOrendes
Blk and blue blk Gros de Suisse, eros de Rhine and
eros de Naples
Rest black ltalial LUSrRINGS
Light cUlorcd FauIt de Sole
Black, blue hl&1k and cooreA SILK VELVETS
Black silk Sc1ges and NcvGE, for Merchant TailOrs'
use, with Wriey of othes Goods, which they offer
at their usu;. terms, wholesale aud retail. nl9-dlw
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS.
PRICES RED UCED.
FgNUE1 Subscriber, anxious to close his stock of
a Fail and Winter Goods, will sell at a reduced
price, and can assure purchasers some genuine bar
gains may be had BY an catly call at No. 81 BAL
TlMORE STREET.
Beautiful Cashmere Plaid CLOAkINGS
Fall and Winter Dress SILKS
CASilIERES-a great variety in styl and price
observation-disclosures for % aud 3!c.
SHA.VLS! SIIANNLS! StiANVLS!
A great variety Of beautiful sHAWLS, of silk,
thbct, plain and embroidered, wool, cashmere, blank
e. extra hne, alpaca, &c. &c. Also,
CLOTHS AND CASSgntGREs.
English, French and American fabric, of new and
handsome styles, the assortment large and varied,
with ScaIiS CruvatS, Erstngs, &c, of all kinds now
bargain, a. it is the determination ofthe subscriber to
sell al a small advance and close his stock.
EDWARD J. RICHARDSON,
nl9 No. 81 Baltimore street
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ETjGAf, Engine Fur SALE. a ~ morse
Y STEAM ENGINE, in complete order, will be sold
Fry low. Apply to
JAMES 5. sUTER, No. 7 Concord-st.
|rlJu Near LOmbard-st.
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d. Ed,
saturday monin 18th inst, in the 18th year Of
j, Jacob Henry Korl,land. His life was con
exhibition of all those traits that adon the
|ln life, and his end was peace.
|enly, On the 18th inst, Peter litzelberger, ST.,
B6ih year of his age.
|he 18th inst, Mary McKim, in the Goth year Of
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BEAUTIES or LoooFoCoIsM.-NEw Ca
LEANS ELEcTIoN.- recent election
N New Orl ans for State Senator. g.
fill a vacancy. onr Of tn IN st d 'fiog
o1trag.s was comm tied upoa the ri2ht O.
sufr age, thai We have ever hard OF. u
up ars that a system of niqul,y has been
carr, on in that city, under lhe auspices
ola Judge Ell OFT, unparalleled IN our
country. Al an election 10 Decembe'
last, TO fill vacancy in The House, a
number of aliens apptated before the
judges Of Election, and claimed TO vote on
the str, myth If certsan PIP rs which they
had obtained from this Judge Elliott, who
it appeared had illegally granted them 10
those VIII mad not the required quaitica-
ton, and They were rejected by The judg $
Of election. This aroused the loco tocos
and at public meetings they boldly ID clar-
ed their determination to force these volt
rs upon the judges, even al the peril Of
the lives OF the latter. The Judge who
had granted these papers was tried be-
fore the Legislature, and the issuing OF
his certificate was pronounced fraudulent
and illegal. american Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-21

TIE VorCg OF PENNSYLVANIA on a
PRoTreTIvE TARIFF.-On Saturday 'ne
9th snst., IN the House Of Representatives.
al Prnns, Iyania, ,hs following resolution
WIS. on motion Of Mr.. Cooper, adopted,
So 10 80:
"Resolred, That i is tho duty Of Con
eress 10 protect The labor Of our ocn coun-
m, against the comp, tition OF The pouper
utter Of other countries, wifaout reference
10 rereane.
The principle in this resolution hold to be
true ia the abstract, but it goe. bowshot beyond
cyts which Mr.. Clay is pledged by his public
declarations. No higher Tariff is asked for, than
ono suciiiient TO provide adequate revenue for
economical administration Of the government, but
the Wings claim that 1t should so Discriminate as
to protect, incidentally, American interests. We
desire, however call public attention the fact,
that this resolution has received heavy Loco Foco
vote, and doubtless expresses the opinion % de-
eided majority Of the Penpsy lyania Democrats.
The country does not know Mr. Van Buren,.
opinions the Tariff question, and the Democrat
&c leaders do not mean that they ever shall be
known. His letter To tic Richmond Enquirer de-
cares his opposition to the principle as well as the
details Of the present Tariff. His Indiana letter
declares in favor of protection as Ear as it can be
Understood. So the oil game is TO be played out
He is 20 be run a. raif man In prnns, lvauia. in
tire Month aud in the West, while 10 the South he
fort Wa made at a Democratic meeting in Rich
mond during the winter. 10 have dtinite etqui-
protective principle against it, but the motion
would not go down, the lenders well knowing that
any definite opinion which Van Buren, would ex-
press would efatal to him. The Northern and
Middle States would never tolerate the Free Trade
system, while il he should declare for protection
the Southern Democracy would be off in a tangent.
The result would be if Mr.. Van Buren, should be
elected that one or the other branch of his sup
porters would be deceived and cheated and serv.
ed right Mt that for why cannot the public be
trusted with his opinionsf fhe is Tariff man
let the South know il. If an anti Tariff man. let
pennsylvania aud the North know it. 1t is un-
worthy of any party TO offer 10 the country can
didare for high Office whose opinions upon a
question of vital importance wrapped in i'm
Venerable mystery.
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pa6n. 4 Snrn1a. q cents do.

Z
/ Sugar fsr clarifying, boiling, &c. 3
cents.
Cocoa, Chocolate, Cinnamon. Is per
cent. Ginger 90 per cent.
Figs aud Raislns, ia boxes or jars, 30
per cent
Proyis oos, Cheese, Butter, Lard, &c.
80 pr cent.
Olive, and other Oils, 80 per cent.
Spirits, from Az 10 70 cents per gallon
VINES. 30 PER cent.
Il is b, oposeG that the maximum duty
shall be thirty per cent. until lst Of sep
tember, 1915, when 1t is proposed 10 re-
duce the maximum duty 10 20 per cent.
II is further proposed that the valuation
shall be tho cost and charges at the places
OF expectation.
1t is proposed that the duties not fixed
BY this Bill shall oe the same as fixed in
the Bill OF 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-21

AN OLD BoY.--We received letter a
few days since, from friend al McWhor-
ter's Mills, in Lewis county, noticing the
death Of an old colored man named Aus
tin Singer. who died Oh the Gath Of Feb.
ruary, on Freeman's Creek, in that coun.
ty after reaching the great age of one hun
bred and eighteen years. He had been a
wagner in the Revolutionary war, and
had been a Save during the first fifty four
years If bis lille, when he was liberated
by his master, which, 10y the above S ate.
mint, would have taken place in 1880
the fifth year o. the war.--CiQlkSburg
RepubHcdn.
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Nrw HAMpsHIRE ELECTION. IT h

NEW HAMpsHIRE ELECTION. - he
Boston ALIAS of Thursday says
The annual election IN this State. Tor
Governor and members of the State Leg
stature, took place on Tuesday last. We
have received by express frem Concord
,eturns from a considerable portion oi the
St.te. They are incomplete, but sutii-
Gent To show that we have but lille 10
hope for from New Hampshire this year.
For Governo, their WIRE four regular cam
dldats: Anthony Culley, Wing; White,
Conservative Loco; Steele, Radical Lo-
co and Holt Abolition. Last year the
candidates were the same, except that
Hubbard was III n tie candidate Of the
Radicals. The majority was about 1900.
From the returns We have received we
should infer tina. st ee would have, the
present year, majority somewhat lar.
ger, although perhaps not materially va
Tying.
The Legislature will not probably vary
much from last year, when the Radical
had nearly all The Senators and III rty ma
iofly in the House.
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PRoTECIloN ANp COMMERCE..

The Receipts OF U. s. Revenue at tn.
] Custom House ia this Guy from The Is, 10
The 24ih instant, I'll business d4ys) we're
S2,0l6 $50 e3-an amount, We believe,
utterly without precedent. AS we have
advics that equal sctivty prevails al
other po,ts, We may safly estimate the
Revenue OF the United Suites for The
m"nth of February, at ocer fUe millions o.
dollars, beng cl'ar income Of at asst
three millions byond the current expen-
ses Of the Government.
O! course, We are well aware that the
receipts Of F, bruary are unusually heavy,
IN anticipation Of The Spring Trade; for at
this rate The whole Putl d. BIT would b.
paid off this year, and large surplus
lef in the Treasury.
Bat we are confident that il the tariff is
only susa ned. anc a few leaks IN il STOP
pei, (made mainly by rec nj misconstruc.
ton at the IRE ,sury DEPARTMENT. the
debt may be paid 10 the last cent within
two wears at fatthest, and the lst OF Jam
nary, 1916, find us again not owing a
dollar. Then the principle pretext for
RESTING tie l. nj Distribution will be OBJ
vlnted and Congress may proceed 10
make that permanent DISTRIBUTION OF
this noble fund which JEFFERSON lndicnt
ed in 1906, which JACKSON commanded
IS the III ST just, safe and fed raj, 10
1880, but which was only placed 10 a
| /, rm to onvi lie all Constitutional scrup' es
and practical objections by Henry CLAY
Al
the EN-; arassed Stat $ an effective aud
enduring aid IN meeting their responsible.
it.s and fostering their now suspended,
usrl SIS and dilnpldated public works,
viii it will aid the unembar-sssed States
in making Canals and Railroads, and con-
st'tute perpetual and increasing fund,
for improving ard extending their system
Of Popular Education.
Blu, we were speaking Of Commerce. -
Thu Custom House books show that there
arrived al this city IN the Two weeks end.
ing with last Fr'iay, 50 ships, al barks,
81 br,gs aud 1872 scho ,ners-to,al $40
vess ls--Riaeiy three OF them rom foreIgn
p"rls, and good part If the remande
he IVY la len vessels from New Orleans
Nob lie and other southern ports. la fact,
there was never a time when our CON.
rneIce w"s more prosperous than nov;
for, In III the pr fits on domestic G DDS
are much smaller than on foreign, and
thuse on the latter have been greatly shaw
I'd down by the increased duties aud the
formidable domestic conn clifton f,siered
INTO visor by the new ta'iti, yet The mar.
ket for goods 9 n,rally is so large anc
ST a iy, aud the pay so good, that rur ms r.
chants, importers lnclud, d, have done q
letter business under the Protection o.
the last year than usually under Free
| Trade.
The only class that have reason to be
dscont. nted are the agents OF Foreign
Manufactures whose pro auctions come IN
rect comp, ttion with those of our own
Country, and the gr' at Tariff cannot be
altered to suit these without great injury
TO the country. We doubt yet whclhe,
bill that would suit them can be goi
through the House, even with its sixty
Loco Foco majority; through the presen,
Senate we are sure It cannot be.-N. Y
! Tribune.
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Correspond oftke Baltimore american Of
March 9
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.


send yon IN great hnste an abstract Of
the Tariff Bill reported in the House Of
Representative this morning by the Com
Mite Of Ways and Means. 1t provides
the following rates Of duty, VIZ:
On all coarse manufactured Wool, Is
per cent.
On all other. 80 per cent.
Ga mliled or fuiled CLOTH, 20 per cent.
On all Competing of cotton, woo, hemp
or flax, 20 per cent. other Carpe,ing 80
PER cent.
W"olen Blankets, 90 per cent.
Hearth Rugs, 30.
Wooden Yarns, %.
! WorsIed Yarns, 30.
Woolcn and Wors,e1 Gloves, Stock
ings, Suits, &c. 20 per cent.
Flannes OF all materials 30 per cent.
fractures OF Gotten, ana of which
Cotton shall be component part, 25 per
! cent.
Manufactures of Silk, excepting Bolt.
ing Cloths, 20 per cent; silk Boiling
Cloths Is per cent.
Silk Tvs, and like material, 30 per
cent; Floss and similar SILKS, Is per
ce:t
All other silk manufactured articles,
25 per cent.
Manufactured Hemp, 30 per cent Cor
dilla, Tow an Flax, % per cent.
Cables, Cordage, Gunny Cloth, &c.
80 PER cent; Oil Cloth the same.
Bar aud Bolt lror, not manufactured in
whole or in past by rolling, SIS ton.
Bar aud Bolt hon, made wholly or in
part by rolling, $50 ton.
Old Scrap Iron, SIX doiar ton.
MANUFACTURED Iron. 80 per cent.
Screws OF Iron 80 PR cent.
Japanned Ware If ala kinds % pei
cent.
Cutlery OF all kinds, % per rent.
Steel in bars s 80 per ll2 pounds
except cast, shear and German.
st ell Pens, 30 per cent
Coke Of Coal 80 per cent.
Goods from this side Of The Cape o
Good to remain in pubic store leo days
from beyond The Cape 100 aavs.
Raj Road Iron, ten dollars ton.
Iron in Pigs, 81 a ton.
Tacks and brads, 30 per rent.
On Coal, duty OF ore dollar per Ton
LEAD in pigs or bars, 20 PER cent.
Silver Plated Meta, 90 per cent.
On Paving tiles and bricks, 30 per cent
Tann'd sole leather, 25 per c, nj.
: Metal button, 25 per cent.
Cylinder or Broad Window Glass, 81
per cent
Glass bottles of all kinds, 30 pr cent
Polished plate glass, 90 per cent.
: SIvered glass, 20 per cent. Othe
: kinds, 80 per cent.
! China Ware, from 90 10 per cent.
Lamb Skins, tanned and undresS q
, 25 per ent.
Leather Gloves Of all kinds, 80 pc
p cent.
: Paten, Leather, 30 per cent.
Fur Has, Gaps, &c 30 pr cent.
3 Fcaire for beds, 20 pr cent.
Hats and bonnets tor men and womer
30 per cent.
e White or red Lead, 20 pei cent. whe;h
e err ground or not.
Iron or Steel Wire, from Ia. TO 80 pc
4 cent including IRON rods. wrought spike
e and nails, cut nails and hammered iron.
Paper Of oil kinds, 30 per cent.
II Blank books, the same.
It Raw SVg'r, cents pound.
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Il Ii Z M A II X E $.
OFFICE OF THE BALTImoRE AMERICAN,
Mach Is, 1914.

March TO- io44.
CATTLE There only 50 head of Beef Cat
tie offered for sale the Scales this morning, all
Of which were sold at S IS 50 so per 100 lbs.
on the hoof. which is equal 50 50 81 rs nrt.
FLouR Sales Of Howard stteei -four to the ex-
tent Of about 000 barrels good mixed brands
were made from store Saturday and to-day al
81 43 ga Settlements for receipts by cars on
Saturday al 81 81 Ia A sale of 400 bbls. City
Mills Flour To-day a. s4 80 Small sales Of Sus-
quehanna Flour at 81 so.
GRAIS.-Sma parcels Of Red Wheat coming
to ma, ker sold IS aud 100 GEMS according
10 quality We note sales Of Corn to-day at 40 cts.
for white, and "A cts for yellow. One lot OF very
trime yellow brought 40 cts Sales Of Oats Al "a
IS cts. We qnoie Cioverseed al s. 374 So
so for good to prime.
BACoS There Is no change in the riice of Ba
con and sales fai, extent are making AT he
following rates, VIZ; Western assorted 4
cents; Hams 10 cents; Sides cents. snr
Shoulders cents Baltimore cared Bacon i, held
~ toUnws viz: H8tus g 2s7 ctsi Sides 5 ,
- cents; Shoulders "A and assorted 5
) 10 cents
WHISKY Sales of hhds. to-day at 81 cts. en'
of hlls AZ 221 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-21

Fpw.re Beauty .-CuLPABLE NEoLEcT.--lt
b.s been ob,erved BY visitors from all other coun-
mics as well as BY persons OF the best cultivated
taste in this, TINT in no country is there larger
share of female beauty and excellence than in this
CITY. Yet while the shoe litter. dress-mAker, aud
miner are engaged in adjoining . nstures bes,
gift to man" one part appears almost totally ncg-
lected-THE HAIR. How frequently do the
ravages of disease lay waste the delicate form Of
the fair and beautiful and though restored again
to health, yet those flowing locks which once sdorn-
ed their heads fall off, and never sesn return %
their original beauty. II j. iuconceiyshlc how any
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-21

SPEcIaL ELECTION IN PENSsgLvANrs.
A special election Of member of icon.
gress, to supply the place Of the Hon.
William Wilkins. appointed Secretary o.
War, was held in the Pittsburgh OF 2ls,
District, on Friday last. No,withs,ard-
ing the weather was wet and disagreaable,
the vote polei was very heavy, aud The
choice resulted IN the success Of Mr.. Dat
regh, the Wing Can iidate, over Mr.. Gaz.
zam, his Loeofoco opponent. by the hand
some majority Of from 700 10 1000 votes.
In this district last fail, The vote stood
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-21

We learn that, by one of the late decis.
ions of the Supreme Court OF the United
States. the decision OF the Circuit Court
of the United Stats for the Eastern D s.
trici of P, nnsylvania, relative to the claim
OF tn United States Bank for damages on
the French Bill Case, has heen reversed,
so that the Bank will retain the amount
kept back from this account. fhe case
was, The Uuited States vs.. the United
States Bank. "-.Nat Int.
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WING ELECTORAL TICKET.

/. ROBERT H. WHITFIELD. ofiale of Wight
3. JOHN T.. SHELL. of Brunswick.
,. HENRY T. Irving. ofCimbrrland
4. JOSEPH X IRVING. ~ Amherst.
s. GEO. II GILMER. Of Pittslvana
6. VALENTINE sou rHALL, of albemarle
7. JOHN JANNEY, 81 Londoun.
q. EDWARD r. TAYLOE. d King George.
s.. RALEIGH 7. DANIEL OF Richmond.
10 MOREAU BOWERS. of William sburg.
II. ANDREW HUNTER. Of Jefferson.
II. A. h. II. STUART. OF Augusta.
IS. WM BALLARD PRESTON, of Montgomery
"A. ANDREW FULTON, Of Wythe.
Is. ALLEN r. CAPERrON. Of Monroe.
rs AUGUSTINE J. SM! III, Of Harrison.
II. JAMES NJ. STEPHENSON, OF Tyler,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-21

We perceive that our editorial friends
Of TIE Van Buren schnol of politics b. gin
10 find ii nee, ssdry to show, us lar as they
ere abb, that THEY are not the "Iederal-
isis" ,tey talk so much about. They
discover at last, that calling thems, w. S
democrats, and other People frderaIisis,
will not 90 in these days; especially when
actions speak, in tn IL case, 50 much lou
der than words. -Aler, Gag,