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WONDERFUL REMEDY
VIRREY'S TINCTURE AND LOTION OF IN
NICOR

FREE SUPPLY of these invalu BILE and extraordinary
A remedies have been received direct om Dr. Adrian Yer
OF LYONS by his American De Launey
Cray, Of New York The powerful cacy of hee remedies
they have been through Europe for the years 1t
six months these articles first imported no Amr
apd challenge other reRcdy brought before the
public TO exhibit sale equal Of the Tine
iure and Lotion OF nvgoraton aud singular STILL this
great demand owing Advertising Tor il HIS been sd
The thstte great merits of the medicines them.
selves performing what they promised We Acknowledge
thst whea first obt lned the agency OF thus medicine
some hat scepca Of it, belt universally applicable
to the cure Of these the offspring Of early
vice aud vicious habits We longer doubt upon this point.
The who purchase the medicines send
and this consider the best violence Of their exaod-
virtues We have formation through
thu PRINCIPAL cities Of the Union and predict larger
during the than e9Joyed by med
cine Of en times bv the far famed Waters OF the Nile
which produced such commot IN Europe two centuries
They act at once and ,heir effects felt Immediately
aer they used In female compai such de-
by. hys.erra seriy, palfation Of tn, they
warranted sn, aud agreeable remedy They
equally beneficial in the male where the general health has
They aud agreeable the
tise bottles. with large printed sheet
veopng bottle VIII oh contains the history Of articles
cert from physicians aud Others and
aud important that be particularly referred
10 public adve sement. Pice So bottleOr both bot
ties So
Il. Persons living in part Of the Union Canada
have these medic tie form of ders
der Of printed sheet ouly double with full
directions Tor converting them into the tncture and lotion and
msncss must be paid and directed to De Lsuney and
Cry. New York.
Sold nv sppointm snt of DE LAUNEY & GRAY at theiu
Office. 1902 Nassau street, and IA Duane ST. al 1tsm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
s sis' % Gf.T;ff AN5 SRs aBF5H "a xi
Ihls EVENING, April 4. 1874
D,,, IN, I.Szsi; 81 H TIE iiT;S;. Wi" ~
wolf f'' nN S$f IAMB.
M MAR fsHslDdf R r,sh
Mrs Tnetrae =. -. -. ...... -. Mrs. Brougham.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Foxes. IS Cert, Pit. l25l Cents.
THIS EvHT IsDY H VI tF 81 Nss''d' Play of
THE kiss IL sGs 81 The TiiH MIST.
Gertrude. -. -. -. -. Miss Reynolds
mIVCHNLL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EY THS WlL ARai G s. e Farce Of
FRA a''f pI EHiSL
MY " s fsHfiass KATE S,'r
BOWEKY AMPHrrHEATixE.
Boxes IS Cents-Pit az.
JOHN TRYoN'.. .......... $500 Manager.
SPLENDID pIsFLAY OF HoRs'IEMANsHIr
REyET Ss OF H E5 ss.d AZ e u,.,,. will,
Door. open at 7gerfornance commences quarter
AMERICAN MUxEUM.
AND Pc RPET L. FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING TrlS WEEK.
Commencing Thursday, April 4ih, 1914.
ny-Day vsi'ers admitted the sane evening free III
Greatest attractions IN the City.
The Nansgr takes altar
ment. for a short time only, with
MIR. AND MRS. RANDELL,
GIANT AND GIANTESS..
in the world They have just arrived ON Eur0p. in all p,rts
OF which hey have been received with wonder aud
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS
during the last Their exhibition has been attended with
the most umohart success The Old Weird and they re-
TALLEsT COMPLIMENTS
70 the inhabitants of the NJ especially the inhabitants Of
mertheir Enormous Proportions richly deserve By
Ply sicans Psychologists and Anaoms they regarded
the wonder aud curiOes the world Their form
and synmetry perfect and their
testing aud pleasing being and afble in their
They may be all hours Of the day and evening" and will
Also engaged--THE KENTUCKY MlNsTRELS for one
week only; Mr.. WIN: COLE, and his DOG BILLY Miss y.
RICHARDS LA PETITE CERITO, Mr. II. 9. sHEK-
MAJ, Mr. It q. BOOTH, MIR. WHITLOCK. MR. b.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening at hall
past o'clock and Saturday afternoon at o'clock . .
Beautiful WAX FIGURES representing group Of Indians
OF the Crow Tribe the o. killing Santa Fee Trader to
gethsr, with GEN; TOM THUMB. POLLY BODINE and
DANIEL LAMBERT.
The Gypsy FAMILY six in number, recently from Ger
many faithful representatives Of the ancient people Of
Egypt, may be seen in their native costume.
The GlPSEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller be private
ly consulted at ali hours OF the day and evening
Performances every evening at N O'clock and "Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at o'clock.
Tickets % centscnildren lc Tween
vve extra. for private consultations with the Gipse,
Queen "A re
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Mr. HALE opposed the reduction Of the pay OF the Pr
Yates but he voted down; and the Committee rose,
and the House adjourned
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Foreign Letter Bags.
Ieiter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all pert, Of The
World, will be made up at the HERALD OFFICE.
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SUBMERGED PROPELLERS.

hbPH bUkLEY. Of the city of New York the origioil
IL laten,ee Of Oblgue Water Wheel fr propellios
esses PI AL descriptions the principle now used his
ceveu Patent Tor improvement thrron
rropeers on hS imp owed mode D. app,ei on e ssme
description of shafts those IN for the common sub
~ erged Flop Hers The is called he double
Ange Nubmer9ed Propeller and IL anti iped ifon us p
cu'ar action the that It's propeng power WIZ be at
least thrts per than than that fropee now
IN without OF steam psve roa view OF mo-
dels and further information apply 90 ,,,,
WALPH BULKLEY.
81 Ana street.
JOSEPH l.. GARDNER,
Brs,al, II. !. orto
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents
,1I0 Ioutne Building,
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HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
rl,HF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides. Fat aud Calf
SKINS cash current money delivery at the Hide aud
Fat House Of the subscriber where contracts will b. made Tor
Cakn by the the highest pce gyen By the pound
JOHN HUM,
s2m.rc 22s Elizabeth It, between Prince and Houston
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Cleared
SHIPS Prime. Albert. ssbor London, Grinnell lNntum
Bsjs. Mob Iek tvsIpoG I Timse WIN
Brl Murray Liverpool. lson Brown; Everton. Mayo
sw o oTisaGs Brett vo'e; Msadan COiley DO EWel
sey sherman, Rio Grande Tunes Co; Carlton jameson
Mans Badger Peek Alphcnso Dsnshl Psus.n
Z d Hurhnt Co; Edwa d. Buckley Charleston Durham
l p%oq; Hpee9 sSs smith Nonoa Nesmh Walsh
Fowler, Wsshuaton NC. $ L Mitchell; Harriet 4 Hannah
MecIesdy Co. M% or Ae g fs;sSass do So '>'e
Ship John g. Coster Barlow, from Canton ADD Macoa, Dec
IL, with teas and silks, 70 HowIand & Aspnwall
March With mdse r. Kermit, Was detained on the Bann
byc and had to stand to tbs Eastward 10 hours.
mdse. to g. II Marshall Experienced heavy westerly gale
from the 2st Feb hs 28 March, suffered much in sails
&c On 2t ult On the Banks lat AZ 81 many ice
ship Eutaw Thompson from LIVERPOOL Feb "a with mdse
TO- steease passengers En ountered severe west
Ship Ohio. Putnam from Liverpool Feb 90. with mdse t
Brig Sea- siTd Burr report, yestsdsy} i, day. from Ri
Grande. with hides, tc Harbeck & Co.
British brig Joseph Ham. Howes, II days from Windsor
British sch Joseph Howe Lawry epor ed yesterds W from
Kingston ia va Black River and Savanna la Mar 22 da
Schr Biow Brooks II days from Geogs with lumber
bound to Nantucket
Ship Panthea Deuns IT days from New Orleans with CO,
British brig Mercator Davidson u days from Windsor Ms
British brig Ready Rhino, IS days from Turks Island witt
salt. to order
Brig Moon, HAYES, days from Charleston with cotton
Also SHY barque. briggs. unknown Wind W, Right.
Sailed.
Ships Prince Albeit Sebor London Europe, Furber Liver
pool; Baltimore, Funck. Havre. aud Others
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FREIGHT FOR MoNRovIA OR PORT PRAYA-
NAVY ACTSr's

-. NV foHK, April list, lai{
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposal. Cor Fre,ght"
" will be received this Office until tn first mo AT
o'clock r NJ for the transportation Of the bulk about 100
barre of .vemme supplies The freight be taken in al
the Boston Navy Yard by the lot day of May-none other
than the Goysrmen freight will be ruited board ,e
vessel The Government the rght direct the landing
OF ne cargo either OF the ports above No primaee
will be allowed
RoBT. g. WETMoRE. Navy Agent
al ina jaw % Water street.
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sup or,y Of thi. Bryce all ethers manu-
IS ACKNOWLEDGE by all Who them The ex.rs We
demand for the article dursg the year sui .nt guar.
aztec OF their utility his article ntende - brace the
shoulders Strengthen the back and exapc the chest
free atom 70 the lungs and being formed with
VIII be found OF I'm edment 10 the free the arms
Pents aud guardians particularly rquested to examine
this article It will be found Of benefit 20 children
81 either who have acquired the hao OF ux and la
deasb 70 all persons OF studious .ede. t,ry hao
Ihis brace actured under the immediate r
Mr. far;es who has teen engaged for the fifteen ia
manufacturing different articles for the purpoe and
confidently offers Patent Elastic Brace az snreror IN
article brought under his ohser alton " ~ ''
The above named articles Manufactured and NAV Ia
obtaed whoeiae re, at the old blishnept Of "a IL
SELLS AGATE, ~ Broadway prner Of Park ri ICE
r. y continue The manufacture uf their
the Elastic Riding Belt The perioy Of thu arl coz
sist IN its perfect adaptation to the form ofthe re- is use
lug rtness, aud durability al I'm cd m
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MANGAZIS 0E PARIS LOND0N AND NEW YORK
on THE 18th day of April will be opened the Store No as
broadway two doors above Canal sweet IL designe
he depot to which Ladies with adence apply
certainty OF finding ample supply all Inc most
fashionable uul aud durable Sriw we'll as
OF other descriptions ARRANGEMENTS made constantly
receive aud exhibit at this the podue
OF fashion combined with economyan union which is anci
patsd ID be extremely agreeable 10 its Patrons al 9tsm
IA TO LET-The arg. ald well nit two story brick
:; house No % Ro,e street in complete order and
J two story TIA room attached to it. For Particulars
apply to -
GERDING KUNKELMANN, IS Broad s..
TO LET. at Brooklyn modern built story attic
brick house situated at the junction of Fulton Navy
stress fronting the latter The lot 100 feet Deep through
to Fulton street, with private entrance on the
Also, the house adjoining Navy For apply
al 2w' m GERD'NG &KU KELMANN, Is Broad st. ". Y.
- TO LET from first Of MAJ, a Eront or Basement
E:H Room, tor Office School. No Blocker street. 10
2A genteel house desirable situationgood ghbo
hoou-ierate enrancemoderae rent. Apply tn" pre-
misses al Iw~rc
49, L0sI OR s.iRAYED. from 18Th street cor0er
<of sd avenue BAY Mare, five years old this spring,
long black Til and name the h,r off her fore legs
finder will b., ,uitaby awarded by returning her to
JOHN BRADFORD. NO 5 Little Water st.
"A 1tSc Center
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-28

from the members Of the convention and friends
of the Sabbath, for degaying the expense of
printing the proceedings in pamphlet form.
The collection was accordingly taken up,
and the amount received was S6l33.
Dr. Edwards read letters from the clerk of
the Baltimore and SusQuehanna Railroad Co,
in answer to questions propounded to him, by
the Baltimore Society, for the better observ-
ance of the Lords day. The letter was Of
character that gave great satisfaction to the
friends of the Sabbath. The letter stated that
the cars did not run on the Lords dav, either
for the transportation of merchandise or pas
sengers; in consequence, the travelling on Sa-
!urday and Monday was much greater than on
other days. Since labor had been abolished bv
that road on the Sabbath, the morals Of the
workmen and leborers in their employment
had greatly improved. The company rive the
same wares for SIX days labor as thoy former
" did for seven. Letters we've also read from
Ex-Governor Nroom, Of New Jersey, and JUS
tlce Hornblowcr of the same state, stating
their regrets that they cannot attend the sit
tings Of the Convention.
The letters were eloquent, and contained
statistics Of much value TO the Convention
Judge Hall, Of Delaware, read a paper to the
Convention written by himself, also containing
much valuable information. The paper stated
that law existed in the state of Delaware,
imposing fine of four dollars for the desecra-
ton of the Sabbath.
The Rev. }. G.. Hammer read letters from
the Rev. DIR. Schumacher and Chancellor Wal
worth Of New York, regretting thai imperative
official duties compelled one, and indisposition
the other, from being present and participating
in the deliberations of the Convention. The
Lea, ..
similar TO She others.
At tins stage Of the proceeding, the standing
committee, through their chairman, requested
the members of the convention to make any
statements that they thought would further the
interest OF the cause. In accordance with this
request, Nj. Henderson of Uriontown, Pa. took
the floor and commenced statement.
The above embraces the proceedings up to
O'Clock last evening, at which hour the Re-
porter was compelled to leave in order to insure
their insertion in our whole edition.
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Of absolute monarchics Yet, from such we
are 10 expect the greatest number of emigrants
They will briHg with them the principles Of the
governments they leave, imbibed in their early
youth; or, if able TO throw them off, il viii be
in exchange for an unbounded licentiousncss,
passing, as is usual, from one extreme to ano-
thcr. II would BE a miracle were they to stop
precisely ut the point of temperate liberty
These principles, with their language, they will
transmit to their children. In proportion to
their numbers they will share with us the legls-
lation. They will infuse into it their spirit,
warp and bias its directions, and render It "A
heterogeneous, incoherent, distracted mass.
may appeal 10 experience during the present
contest, for a verihcation of these coniecturcs.
But, il they he not certain in event, are they
not possible, are they not probable? Is 1t not
safer TO wait with patience 81 years and three
months longer, for the attainment of any de-
gree C. population desired or expected. May
not oar government be moro homogeneous,
more pcaceable, more durable Suppose
twenty millions Of republican Americans were
thrown all of a sudden into France, what
would be the condition Of that kingdom?-
If it would be more turbulent, less happy, less
strong, we may believe that the addition of
half million Of foreigners TO our present
numbers wonld produce similar effect horo.''
his refers TO previous estimate, that if foreign
equal in numb RS to the then population Of Viz
gina, were imported ia one year, the only effect
would br to double the stock twcniy- seven years
sooner than it would be- done by the natural increase
of the native population,
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COMM NICATRD.l

A PA5R OF FRlENDs AND PAIR or CAN
vAss-Bhcks. Mr.. James Morris. Of Howard
District, near Sykesvlle, was visited last week
by two very cherished friends, who, upon their
arrival, found their host furnished in a very
unusual manner for all inland table, for their
entertainment. 1t seems that one of the SER
wants Of the house, on going into the wood yard
that morning, observed wild duck, which he
secured and took into his master. Strange 10
say, il proved to be a canvass-back; and whilst
MIR. Norris was remarking upon this extraor-
binary circumstance, another duck of the same
kind was brought in, which in attempting to
fly frem The wood-hcap, struck itself against
the garden fence, and fell, and was thus secur-
ed. These ducks were released from their fis-
Jennings, placed in large tub Of water-about
which they moved freely-snd fed on celery
that was thrown them. Doubling the posslbil-
ity of rearing them, Mr. Morris had them kill
cd by pCncture of the brain. On examining
their bodies after they were picked, not an ap-
pearance of bruse was visible, except very
trlhng diGcoloration on the breast of the one
that had fowr against the palings, Soon after
his friends arrived; they lamentod that the
ducks had been killed, but very phlosophcally
concluded to enjoy what they could not re-
vive.
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IEOr The American RnmhErnn. I

.NessrS. IditoyS:--l have copied, for your pa
per, an extract from Jefferson's Notes OH Nir-
gina on the subject of foreign immigration
1t will be Geen, that this great man foresaw
the taint which our republican institutions and
feelings were likely to receive from an excess
sive Importation of aliens, He looked to the
evil with az apprehension that well might
alarm his ardent love Of American liberty
But, had he anticipated that these foreigners
were to vote in national masses, and thus con-
troll the destines of his country, he would, no
doubt, have shuddered at the prospect, and
more strongly have condemned the policy.
| 1t is now a grave question: and one that calls
Eior all the good sense, GOODNESS, and resolute-
uess of purpose which characterize our people.
l. is one into which no party feelings should
enter. Il is truly and universally an American
NGeston-not & democratic one, not whg
ore. Let all unite, then, as they would in
tiIlo of war, to meet and conquer the evil
If congress will not adopt some general mea-
sure, then the state Legislatures must interposc,
with such powers as are reserved to them.
There is one amendment to the election law
Of Maryland, which can be made at the next
session. 1t is, TO allow no naturazcd citizen
to vote, unless he has resided in the state
twelve months, he hapi'lg bcca citizen during
place this class of citizens on footing of
equality with native citizens Of other states,
who cannot vote unit they have resided twelve
months in Maryland 1t would also have the
salutary effect of preventing that indecent rush
for naturalization, which precedes all our i'm
portant elections. Much of fraud, Also would
be obviated, as the courts, instead of being
overwhelmed with a crowd of applicants,
would have time to examine and test the right
to the great privilege of becoming an Amer-
can citizen. AMERlCUs.
Extract frsn Jeiierson's Notes on Virginia.
"Here will beg leave 10 propose doubt.
The present desire of America is to produce
rapid population by as great importations of
foreigners as possible. But is this founded in
rood policy? But are there
no inconveniences to be thrown into the scale
against the advantage expected from mult-
plication of numbers by the importation of TO
reigners? It is for the happiness of those uni
ted in society, to harmonize as much as posi-
BILE in matters which they must OF necessity
transact together. Civil government being the
sole object OF forming societies, its administra-
ton must be conducted by common CONSENT
Every species of government has lis specific
principles. Ours perhaps are more peculiar
than those of any other in the universe. 1t is
a composition of the freest principles of the
English constitution, with others derived from
natural right and natural reason. To these
nothing can be more opposed than the maxims
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u Baltimore Clipper, in view of the unbOunded
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and vicinity of Baltimore have determined to extend
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the advertisements, Review of the Markets. &c. &c.
An Independent Newspaper, supporting American
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a3-Any postmaster, or other person, who will send
us Five Dollars, free of postage, will be entitled 10
sixth copy; in other words, for remittance of S5
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year, to any address ordered.
03-No paper will be sent in any case for longer
period than ordered and paid for in advance without
respect to persons. Posnasters are allowed by law
60 frank letters to newspaper publishers and will take
pleasure, we doubt not, in receiving payment and for
warding orders for the Weekly Clipper. They are
specttully requested to act as Agents.
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ERICSSON,S STEAMBOAT LINE

n e.s-avt FOR PHILADELPHIA, via Chess.
E5,.,sas 8Sss ptakc and Delaware Canal daily, (Sun
days eXcepted,) for the conveyance Of
Passengers Merchandise, Specie Baggage, &c, Sc,
SF3- FROM No. 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF. The
Boats of this line, having been put IN complete
ming order, one or more Will leave No Light street
wharf DAILY Sunday eXcepted.) at % O'Clock, P NJ
arriving in Philadelphia at an early hour the following
morning, IN time to connect with the New York line.
Merchandise destined for New York, Boston, or any
point eastward, will be forwarded from Philadelphia
the same day as received, free of commission. For
large shipments, special contracts can be made at low
rates. o. Shippers are requested TO send
randum with each dray of goods, with the OF
the shipper and cOnsiguee and also have their goods
on the wharf by half past l O'Clock. TO insure theC
delivery in Philadelphia early next morning.
For further particulars, apply TO
Z. g. HARRIS, Agent,
olO-3m No Light street wharf,