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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-06

CHEAP FAMILY BIBLES, SCHOOL
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAARsONS ~ PRESTON, Booksellers, Pub
Il fishers and Blank Book Manufacturers, have on
hand for SALE large and valuable assortment of
BOOKS Medical, Theo sical, School and Miscella-
neous, which we offer on the most pleasing terms.
STATIONERY, Foreign and Domestic
BLANK BOOKS of every description and pattern
ALMANACS, of every variety, for lS45.
PAPER-Cap, Letter, Drawing, and Wrapping Pa
per, all prices and qualities.
RAGS taken in exchange and highest price given.
For sale by PARSONS s. PRESTON,
No. Isl Pratt street.
d4 Adjoining The Rail Road Depot
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
This interesting document will be found at
length in this days paper, and should receive
an attentive perusal from every friend of our
Gallant NAVY
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M ORTHERN LIBERTIES, WASHINGL
~ TON, ID. C. Persons wishing to take this pa.
per in the above part of the Metropolis will please
leave their names and resi-" ence at Mr.. ANTHONY
HOLMEAD'S Store, corner of It'll and streets, and
he will have them supplied early. I3O. lw
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NSLEECY LINED HOSE. Just received,
u small lot Of superior Fieecy lined SPUN SILK
HOSE, with general assortment of GOODS in my
line-all of which will be sold low at AMOS LOVE
JOYS Hosiery, Yarn and General Trimming Store,
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, nearly opposite the
Clipper office. d5
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nOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.
d y No. ~ PRATT ST. next to HradshsM,s U.

.
n1 No. I44 PRATT ST, next to Bradshsw's IT,
States Hotel, opposite to the Railroad Depot. Glad
tidings agan-l7 three Nos. tickets solu last week,
sho wing that Doyle can't be beat in the sold line of
selling prizes" in any state of the market; therefore,
all persons who may chance 10 be in want of full
pocket please apply above and purchase of the
following splendid prizes to be disposed of this week:
FRlDAY-Caplta $1,000, tickets $500, shares in
proportion.
in proportion.
Aliberal discount will be made to persons who pHs-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket or share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite r. & O. R. r. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-06

LIBERTY-sT. The exercises of the Lyceum THIS
friday EVENING, December 9th, will consist of
REGULATIONS and discussion of the question: ''Ought
Theatrical Performances to be encourased3'
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to at
tend The Iyceum will be called to order precisely
at o'clock BY order,
1t fri THOMAS J. MORIARTY, Sec'y.
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n AIDES, AS you GO A SHOPPING, just step
and take look in store No. 9 BALTIMORE
STREET, (near the bridge) 1t is considered one of
the greatest places for bargans to be found in this
city. Good Needles only Sc. paper; Pins, &c. paper;
Jet Buttons, sc. doz.; Tape, Sc. doz.; Hooks and
Eyes, L. box In fact, every variety of Goods at
equally low prices. Wood and Brass Clocks almost
given away; Soaps, Brushes, Combs, Jewery, Per
fumery, &C., very low, at wholesale or retail
G. T. VlCKERS, No. Baltimore-st,
mo Near the Bridge.
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NBEAUTIFUL GOODS AT COST.
LIB COR. HOWARD AND FAYETTE-STS.
large stock OF Cashmere D'Ecosse
Repp Cashmere; French De LANES, all wool
Superior quality Grape Delaines; Sushans
Plads for boys wear; Alpacas of all colors
CameleOn Brocade; Pompedore Delane
Grecan Stripes, &c. &c.
o. The above Goods are of the richest styles and
bought low. d5-tf
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
HAVE IN STORE, large assortment OF
4 German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which tlater myself can sell on reasona-
BILE terms as any other establishment in the country.
Also, POR TRAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, &c. Call and exa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere. .........
na2 &. :. FRYER, No NJ Gay street.
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MUFFS. MUFFS MUFFS.!
FRESH INVOICE of MUFFs, just recev-
N ed from New York, will be opened this morn
ing, consisting of Natural and Lustred Lynx; sable
Coney syberian Squirrel, Natural and Lustied Gen
nett. win few of those very fine and fashionable
ISABELLA BEAR MUFFS; all Of which will be
offered at exceedingly low prices, in order to insure
ouick sales Ladies and purchasers generally are in
vitrd to call. 49,. -.... u. J. HCfklNS,
d4tJsS' 8. w. corner Market and Chares-sts
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HATS AND CAPS-FALL FASHION.
MEz REDUCTION IN PRICES OF HATS
82 AND CAPS, at 40 BALTIMORE STREET,
- between Harrison and Frederick-sts
MUGS COPELAND ~ GROVE,
Have now finished their well assorted
stock of SeasonabIe HATS, comprising in part Of
Best super BEAVER,
do CASHMERE, the best of texture, a
dress Hat
do RUSSIA durable article, of good
quality
do SATIN BEAVER, super article, with
Castor body,
SILK HAT, Russia body
We present to the public beautiful assortment of
CAPS, for gentlemen, youths, boys and children; OF
ter, Velvet aAd Fancy CAPS, with all other kinds, at
our reduced prices. IT.
yENHE GREAT BARGAINS NOT ALL
q GONE YET! The subscriber still continues 10
sell off his large and magnificent stock Of rich Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS at great sacrifices, prepar
atory to making change in his business Among
the many articles to be found in his stock are
Rich, plain and fancy Dress SILKS
French Cashmeres and NOUS. DE LANES
Rich Evening Dress Goods
ALPACAS and BOMBAZINES
Blk and cold silk Vclvets
Welch and Domestic FLANNELS
Bleached and brown DomestcS
English and Domestic Prints
CLOI lis, CaSSimeIes and NESTINGS
Linen Pocket 1DkFS.
Embroidered II. ). do
Silk and Cotton HOSIERY.
Also, splendid assortment OF SHAWLS and Man
tilaS, such
Rich embroidered Grape shawls
Rich Teheran Long do.
India Cashmere do.
Rich silk do.
Velvet Shawls and Mantillas
Brocha and embroidered Thibet ShawS.
The subscriber will also be constantly living all
style goods adapted to the season.
Just received another lot of CLOAKINGS, good
patterns; French Merinoes and plain Cashmeres.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, 300 Baltimore-st,
d66t between Charles and Light-sS.
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DEAUTIFUL RUN OF LUCK. The D,
-nb irons of EMORY co. enjoyed, per drawing
day, the 4th inst Nos 10 49, 81 OOO in half tickle
sent to Co umbia Pa also To Nos. % - 70, 81 000
a quarter ticket, sent to Willamsport, Md; and
Nos % - &c, 81 0O0 per package of eighths, sold
a citizen. These splendid prizes being the result
purchasing from the well known Prize House of ijH,
ny & Co. :
THIS DAY, draws the Md Consolidated Letter
extra class 2f-75 Nos. and 10 drawn ballots
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
! prize of SlO,0Dt prize of $500 .
u" 1000 l,l3l
D." $500 s 1000. st
Tickets S3.0O--slIares in proportion.
Drawn Nos. of Maryland Consod. Lottery, caI
%, drawn December 4-lowest prize $500:
so 10 45 10 40 70 3S 81 80 81 20 40 cd
{I5% Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
II Baltimore, Maryland.
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UNION HALL ACADEMY,
No. ISG MARK ET-Slr.

NEAR FLEET STREET, FELL'S POINT
FENHOMAS HENDERSON, Gate Principal
n Teacher in ST. James Academy Baltimore COZ
intends opening SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
GENTL EMEN, in the Union Hall, No 1856 Market-st.
near Fleet street. FeS Point toi the purpose of Civ
ing instruction i'll the common and higher English
branches, the Mathematics the Latin and Greek Ian
guages Having been engaged in teaching for several
years. he fiatters himself that he will be able to rem
der ample satisfaction TO those who may paonize his
efforts. TERMS:
English Branches, viz Orthography. Reading, Pen
manship, Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar,
Composition, Rhetoric, Bookkeeping and History,
per session. $500
English Branches, with Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Mensuration, Sur
veying, Navigation, Geometry and Algebra, $50
The above, with the Latin and Greek Ian
guages, per session. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
{S5- The year will be divided into four SESSIONS of
twelve weeks each-the first session commencing De
ccmber 30th, 1874
References: Prot. n. c. Brooks, A. NJ, Princi-
pal Of Public High School; w. Gibson, A. NJ Public
High School; j. w. Randolph, Esq, DIR Fl. Morris, DIR.
+. X. McManus Rev. II. Slicer, Rev. l.. F, Morgan,
Rev. c. B. Young, Rev. w. Collum, Rev. ]. Sewell.
d4-tr2t CIV
NNNGLISH MUSTARD, sc. 200 lbs fresh
II and superior English MUSTARD; Underwood's
superfne and fine do; Waits superior do Curry Pow
der and Cayenne PEPPER, received and for sale by
MARCUS DENISON,
do No. 81 Baltimore street.
SUPERIOR ROCHESTER, w. w. FLOUR.
- Millers White Wheat do
Hers do do
For sale by MARCUS DENIsON,
do 81 Baltimore street
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6,o RECEIVED THIS DAf-A large
W1SM stock of Gold and Silver WATCHES of the
l.I % finest Workmanship, and for quality cannot be
G4.ce$s surpassed. Received direct from friend in
Europe, who has selected them with great care.
Those in want of a good Watch are respectfully in
vited to examine them at my store.
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S, No. Water St,
dc Fronting Cheapsife, Bait.
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YByHE GENTLEMAN WHO LEFT GoLU
n WATCH, with white face and second hands,
within the last three months, in MILLER'5 COURT,
streets Philadelphia, can have the same by proving
property and paying expenses, by applying the Office
of the Phad. lphia Daily Chronicle. d6-3t
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A Ii HAIL TO THE EGERTONs,.-

a LII HAIL TO THE EGERTONS'.-
N Well done good and faithful servants $4,000
sold in package, to comb 80 3s ST. package No.
572 This is the right way To 90 about it-no mince
ing matters at our house. Ifyou want little fortune,
just drop in and he accommodated. The dawn Nos.
are--50 10 45 rs 40 10 80 81 80 81 90 40 SO.
THIS DAY, $4,000, of 81 ,O0O-tickets SO, quai
ers 75c. fall package of quarters, certificate,
for only Sl.
TOMORROW, our own Lottery. the famous nntNI
popular Small Fry, in which the EGERTONS have
invariably beat all competition Capitals $4,000 $4,000
Sl500, $1,000, of $1,000 SC. Wholes 81; quarters
only p cents full package of wholes for $3.50,
and quarters full certificate Of package, for 1887.
BY all means try in this little tavOrte.
THIS DAY will be drawn Consolidated Lottery of
Maryland, class % 10 Nos. and II ballots To
draw at Al o'clock.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 prize of 81 500
1900 60 1871
" $500 60 l,000,&c.
Tickets $3.O0-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or,
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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pUST RECEIVED, large lot of fine Whit
90 ney and Rose BLANKETS, 10, II and IL qrs.
For sale low by JAMES PETERS,
d5tf Corner of Howard and Fayette streets.
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&c FROM FOUR TO TEN TIMES the quantity of
genuine Pain Extractor, to be had at 81 Courtland
street, for half the price charged for countertes and
imitatons-it cures any and all of the following nam
ed complaints:
Burns, Sore Eyes, Piles,
Scalds, Scrofua, Erysipelas,
Chllblans, Old Sores Chaps,
Salt Rheum, Bruises, Wounds
Eruptinns, Tender Feet, Cold in wounds.
Beware of any inposter who attempts to deceive
the public by advertising that the New York Agency
for this great Save is at 81 CORTLAND street, the
only place liz this city the genuine has ever been sold.
For sale also at the corner Of Hanover and Baltimore
streets, Baltimore. II
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SUPERIOt Huled Buckwheat Flour; Refined
- Cider on drausht; Fresh Currants; BHnch Cask
Raisins-Just received and for sale by -.
MARCUS DENISON,
d. 81 Baltimore street,
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THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL ROAD
BRIpGE DESTROYED BY FRE-Sererdt L'reS
Lest We learn from the Harrisburg lntelll-
gencer that at O'Clock on Wednesday MORN
ing, the Cumberland Valley Railroad Bridge
across the Susquchanna, at that place, took
fire, and twenty of the twenty-tour spans en-
tirely consumed At the fifth span from the
shore on this side, says the lntclligencer, the
flames were finally arrested, but by means
which unfortunately cost the lives Of several of
our citizens, and seriously injured many others.
At this span the precaution had been used to
cut away the roof and upper part of the bridge
entirely, about half way between the two piers;
and when the fire reached this point, the Hose
Companies were in readiness and were success
full in arrestng it, but when it burned through,
contrary to expectation, the whole span went
down, carrying with it about fifty or sixty per-
sons, who were standing with the hose between
the point cut and the pier, crushing several be-
tween the tmbers and mangling their bodies
most horribly, and seriously injuring many 9TH
CTS. OIe Hldu WIS hlilcu llSldHllyj anu IWO
others we saw carried senseess to the shore,
whose lives were despareda of, but who, we
learn, are still living as we write. 1t is feared
that there may still be Others beneath the tim
bers who have not yet been found, as several
hats have been picked up, for which there are
no owners.
This bridge was one of the most splendid
pieces of architecture in the country. The
Railroad cars run over the top, and beneath
was carriage way and foot path. twas some
thing over mile long, and cost, if our recol-
lection serves us correctly, about $3.50, oo0,-
Its destruction will be a serious loss to the COM
pany, and a great inconvenenco to the comma
nifty. The prospect of its being soon rebuilt,
we fear is not very hattcring. The fire doubt
less originated from a spark from locomo-
tive.
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VISITING AND PRINTING CARDS.
V Just received supply of Lemuel Smiths
pero Cards. For sale, at manufacturers prices, by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT * NUDGE,
d5 s. Charles street.
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a MOTHER VICTORY the prize Office OF
"a MILLER 4 CO, where it is only necessary TO
purchase ticket to secure good prize. Nos % As
80, $500, sold in whole ticket that only S. for
which The lucky purchaser receives $425; and another
of 5000 quarter, Nos so 90 3D. both sod citizens OF
Baltimore, by the high prize vendors, MILLER s. Co
Draws TO-DAY, Md. Lottery, class No. 24-75
Nos, II drawn haots-a first rate scheme, with
grand capital of 100000 Price of tickets only 49, 90
NJ
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Tickets S3.00-shares in proportion
Draws TO MORROW the Small Fry Lottery, CAPT
tai prize 81 1000, tickets ST. halves sec, quarters 25c
For the lucky numbers apply at the all lucky prize
office of MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and St, Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
%, dawn Dec. 5-lowest prize $500:
50 l9 As rs 40 70 80 81 30 81 20 30 SO
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shed belonged to MIR. Mitchell, and was used
for store room, and was filled with liquors,
on which there was no insurance. The build
ing was insured for $3.50. We learn that MIR
Mitchells loss, on his liquors will be about
$500.
Repeal Meeting. At monthly meeting of
the Repeal Association, on Wednesday even
ing, the chairman of the executive committee,
Mr.. Mentally, made a lengthy report, which
was received with manifestations of approba-
ton. The Treasurer reported Ss47 available
means in the Treasury. ..
Boiled of. A spirited horse, attached to
buggy, passed down Second street, yesterday
morning, at rate contrary to city regula-
ton, and was brought to a halt III front of
Coo er's, Market Space. The buggy was in
jured; but we know of nothing serious hap
pening in the flight
.Nurderous Attempt While Waterman Keene
was in the discharge Of his duty, on Wednes-
day night, he was shot at, in passing down
Falls Avenue. The discharge came from an
untenanted house; but upon searching the pre-
misses no person could be found-the person
having probably passed out Of the rear of the
building. 1t is much to be regretted that he
could not have been detected, for those who
tamper with the public officer deserve the
most rigid punishment.
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a Warning to Boys. Officer Bowman ar
rested small boy yesterday, named Edward
McAleas, and carried him before Jos. Brown,
Esq, who fined him 81 and costs for playing
handy i'll the streets. Let this be q warning to
parents and boys for the future. If boys must
play at handy, and we have no desire to debar
them from their youthful sports, let them go to
the commons or the outskirts of the city where
they can play without endangerng the limbs
and lives of our citizens.
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o. CHOOLFIELD AZ CO. WERE BUSILl
- EMPLOYED YESTERDAY IN FILLING THE
POCKETS OF THEIR PATRONS WITH DOT.
LARS. They sold TO Nos 45 40 70 prize of Sl469I
sold to gentleman near Federal Hill. Nos. As so 81
prize of $500, sent to Cambridge, Md. Nos. 20 y
so, Il prize of Sl5O sold in the city.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, ey. class No
%, drawn Dec 5-lowest plize So:
so 10 ID rs 40 % 80 81 SO 81 20 40 So
Draws TO-DAY, the brilliant scheme of Md. Con
sOiidaed Lottery, class "a.
The CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of $iG'oOC prize OF si,J9o
$500 g lOOO,Sc
- Tickets $500; halves Sl50 quarters S0.75.
4n which Scheduled s. Co. will sell on cericaieI
packages Of 25 tickets for only $l Cali and try one
to day.
{13- Draws TOMORROW, Decem'r 7rh, the beau
tiinl Frederick Female Seminary Lottery, class III
capital S400O-ickets 81, shares in proporton-srdl
in which Scheduled s. Co. will sell, on ceric5n' !,
packages Of
p whole tickets for only $3.50 y
% half g ................... CTS
p quarter L" ........,......... 3.37.
y elIHliS .........' 10y
For the capitals, send Oh your orders the ever
fortunate SCHODLFlELD & CO,
No. Calvert street,
1t First office from Baltimore street.
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Besides many of $1,000, $780, $500, $780, Sc sc.
Whole tickets 49, halves 81 so; quarters sO75.
10. For tickets in any of the magnificent Lolter
now drawing every week, direct your letters to
1t JAS. FLETCHER & co. baltimore Md
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office Of Of the Croon
the 2ad ul and which vote was vetoed hy the Mayor
extinction Of the office but II the thing must De- the re-
mova Of the present incumbent and the appointment OF
another practical engineer in his place A., v.. If hs
Assistant Alderman BoGGs supported the Views VI MS
Assistant Alderman Prrroasw advocated the extinc-
President BnowN opposed the motion Of the gentleman
from the First Ward He wished that there should De
total reorganization Of that department.
The motion was adopted by vote Of 10 to a. The
Board then took a recess.
The Board having reassembled proceeded to bust
ness.
Petitions Andrew Walker be Lime Inspector; also
Walter Murphy, for the same ofhce-Granted
hereafter portion Of the Bowery may be known
the Fourth Avenuc-Referred
Remocng Remains The petition Of John Prankin. to
be allowed to remove the remains of his children from the
Methodist bury ing ground in First street-Was concur
red in.
Water Puypeyors resolution from the other Board
devovng upon the Water Purveyor the duties hitherto
discharged by the Superintendent Of the Croton Acque-
Inritation.-To attend the New York and Brooklyn
knickerbocker Ball ut Tammany Hall on Monday next
Outside stei,s The petition'or Champney & Allen to
erect outside stairs to their in Maiden lane
OF South sreewas referred the Alderman and Assist
ant Aaermah Oh the ward and the Street Commissioner
Sunday Ogicer-In favor of concurring " it'll the Board
sum Of SIS for services rendered Is Sunday oicsry
Hawk1s and Pediars-The report to put stop to
hawking and peddiing IN the streets next ZIP, and
gave riseo along and tedious and as disposed
ofby the adoption Of resolution directing the counsel for
the corporation prepare an ordinance to be submitted
to the board.
Crofon Water Rents Assistant Alderman Pettgrew
offered resolution that from and after the LIST Of May
next the for the Croton water be reduced to So
each and any dwelling house receiving it-Referred
Barclay Street Per.-The resolution in favor of giving
the exclusive use of the souhery side OF the Barclay
Pier the Messrs Stevens for their boats subject
the future regulations Of the Corporation adopted
Adjourned to Wednesday night next at five o'clock,
P M.
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TO the Editors Of the Sunday Times and Noah's W.
ly Messenger.
city Intelligence.

Police Monday was lazy day for rogues and po'
lice officers far any discoveries have been made
manifest Officer Stephens. OF the most vigant Of
the police arrested black fellow named Joseph Thomp
in the street. suspicion Of having stolen valuable
cloak worth $50 that in his possession Soon after
the cloak claimed by Thomas Braisted who stated
that it he'd been stolen from 81 White street, on the 9Th
instant.
On the 10th ul Henry Hesson Of the corner Of WAL
nut and Henry streets gave man named John Van Pet
$40 bill to get changed when the fcew sopcd and
not found It'll yesterday, when Mr. esson met him in the
street and arrested him charge Of constructive larce
ny, for which he was committed.
COr0uer's Omce.--FEB 20 ---KiLLEp by FALLING
Dowr STAIRS Christopher Armstrong residing at SO
Cross street. fell down stairs at his residence Sunday
while in state Of inoxication and died yesterday from
the injuries. Verdict accordingly.
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THE SPRING FASHION IN HArs.-Thc immortal
Leary 81 Co., hattcrs, at A and Astor House
Buildings, have issued their fashionable bulletin
for the spring fashion in hats for the year 1884,
They give two engravipgs of hats, marked No.
and No. 2, with all the scientific dimensions, con-
sisting Of crown, tip, brim, band, binding and
buckle. No. is the NEST elegant pattern Of hat
that ever decorated the head of a D'Orsay Call and
look at them
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IMPORTANT MEMORIAL. have a memorial to
the Legislature in Office, and it is also in all the
Insurance Offices, which every ship owner, master,
and underwater should read. II is to prevent any
unjust and unequal laws being passed by the legI.-
iature which will ,nfict an injury on this important
class Of our citizens. Those who please can sign
the one in this Office