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CURE FOR WORMS.
A SAFE and effectuaI remedy for this

"A SAFE ana ehectual remedy for this distressing
IN complaint in children win be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered to the
public as an improved and agreeable mode of taking
the most valuable medicines used by phys to de-
siroy and expel Worms from the human system. The
most reqsent symptoms of worRs are, picking of The
nose, paeness of the countenance, grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fetid breath, variable appetite
acrd quotations, and pains in the stomach cough
emaciallon of the body, and sometimes convulsive
fits. When these symptoms are exhibited in chill
dren rest assured they have WORMS and a remedy,
give Hallock's Worm Candy-the medicines compos-
ing which are such as every physician approves of,
and is in the daily practice of recommending; being
presented in this form the most ready mode of adj
miniserng to children Each package contains three
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
to he given at intervals. Price l2s cents.
For sale, wholesale and retail, ut
ISRAEL ]. GRaHAME'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts.
pJ- Where also may be had, Hallocks improved
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or an easy mode of giving
Castor Oil to children.
N. b. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRlPT1oN business. jal7u
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CoLp PLAGUE. This species of congestive
fever is quite fatal in Illinois. 1t commences
with chill, runs it's course in short time, as
sumes typhus form and terminates in death.
1t requires energetic treatment: copious blood
letting, hot drinks, plasters to the stomach and
feets and hands, have been successfully tried.
Salts as cathartic, and followed by quinine,
have been useful.
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District o Columbia Advertisements.

NOTICE. regular Stated Meeting of the Column
bian Journeymen House Carpenters Society will be
held THIS mONDAY) EVENING, at u o'lock.-
The members are requested to be punctua in their
attendance ms business of importance will be laid be-
fore them
The hembers are also requested TO meet at the CT
ty Hall ON TOMORROW (TUESDAY) AFTER
NOON. at q O'Clock, TO attend the funeral of their
late Brother, Gustavus Hill.
BY order, THOMAS HURDLE Sec
aD7-lH
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NEW COACH FACTORY.

Cg,Sz .szGsS|JUi NJ. IUUNG naVlhg eHteIeI IP,
A0-l-STREEf, near the corner of Louis
lana Avenue, and in the rear of Coleman's Hotel,
Washington city, respectfully informs his old custom
rouches, Buggies, and Light Family Vehicles of any
description whatever, that he can supply them from
his stock on hand to order at the shortest notice
and at reasonable prices to suit the times.
John NJ. Young repairs Carriages of every descrip-
ton in aworkmanlike manner. He respectfully in
vtes the attention of citizens, strangers and Others
visiting this city to his establishment, and TO the
style of work which is done at his Coach Factory.
fel5.eO0m
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LOOK AT THIS!
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICES OF TEAS AND COFFEES.
.Sssss 80 TEAS-Young Hysnn at lS cts worth
fsa9Ssa 30 cts; do at 30 worth 80; do at 81 worth
81 sG MIS- 60; do at so worth IS; do 60 worth 3d.;
b &S@ do at rs worth 81; do at 81 cts, the
s'lsEsF e quality selling in this city at 81 %
per ID fine Old Hyson at go cts worth 81; fine In
pera Tea at IS worth 90 cts; do rs worth ST. extra
do at 80 worth Sll2; fine Gunpowder do at so worth
81 cts do at 81 worth 80; do at rs worth Sl extra do
al so worth ST. 90
BLACK TEAS-Souchong at 30 worth so cts; do
at 4O worth e.; fine Pouchong at so worth rs; do Chu
Ian at 81 worth 80; extra fine do at rs worth 81; extra
fine flavor Peco Souchong, delicious article, rs C.
COFFEES--Fine Rio, at and cts. worth and 9;
finest old Padang at worth 10; do Laguayra at cts.
worth 10; do Government Java at l2a worth 10; do
Manaller Coffee at l25 worth Is cts.
ROASTED COFFEES-StrOngest Rio, roast fresh
every day, at 10 cts fine Laguayra 8; finest Old
Padang at 10; do Government Java l5; finest Moco,
ground and packed at 20 cts.
The Teas are neatly put up in ar, half and pound
packages, with 2, 4, s., 6, 8 and 10 h. canisters.
All the above named low priced Teas and Coffees
can only be obtained by calling at the Canton Tea
Company's Store, on the corner of Baltimore and
Frederick streets. {- Goods sent home to any part
of the city free of charge. All articles warranted
fresh and of the very best qualities.
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
mhld-U Corner of Baltimore and Frederick SITS.
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MNxCuANGE HOTEL,

MNXCIIANGE HOTEL,
HL EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every inducement for comfort. The
rooms large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel, he 1atters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with call. Diff JOHN WEST.
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THy0 GROCERS. TEA CANISTERS, SPICE
H. CANlSTERS. The subscriber has lust finish
ed large assortment of beautiful SHOW TEA CAN
LISTERS and SPICE CANISTERS of new patterns,
various colors, and handsomely ornamened and not
tobe equaled by any other establishment in the city.
They will be sold at prices that cannot fail to please.
Apply to ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street, Second
ap5-df Tin Store above Howard st.
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LComespondence of lac American Repnh!ican.l
WAsHINGroN, April G, lS45.

.Messrs, Editors-Why has not some one Of
your correspondents given you an mixing oil
the Fancy Ball at Hrwett's Odeon, on Mon
day night last. 1t was one well deserving a
passing memorandum, from the congregation
of beautiful women, the order, the muse, the
good dancing, and the excellent harmony and
general enjoyment which prevailed.
Excepting several pretty little flower girls,
Lady Gay Spanker, and Highland Lassic
or two, few ladies were in foreign or fancy COS
tune. Among the gentlemen, there was an
admiral Paul Pry, Il capital Hungarian officer,
u gorgeous and turbaned Turk, a handsome
and elegant Greek, Il formidable Brigand, lot
of gallant Jack Turs, several gay CaIedonians,
and the renowned Camanche Chief, Yah-hc-
hi-mush- shall hal-bol -ka ka-skrulma-pa sh-
hash.
Were it consistent with the regulations of
your editorial management, we should take
pleasure in specification of many of the indl-
vidual beauties and their favorites of the even
ing; but as it is not, we shall merely take the
liberty Of remarkng, that the individual who
so modestly attempted the character of a citi-
zen general Of the peace establishment, was
BACHELOR BOB.
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Col. MEDILL, We learn from the Cecil
Wing that Col. VIM. Medll, of Ohio, the new
" appointed second assistant Post Master &C.
neral, formerly lived on Sandy Bray, three or
four miles east of Elkton, Md, where he was
school master. The Col. has since been a men,
Der of Congress.
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NAVAL ORDERS, April 8. Passed Midship-
man Thomas B. Huger, detached from U. S.
sloop of war Plymouth, with permission to re-
turn to the United States with three months
leave, either before or after his return.
Passed Midshipman Van R. Morgan, detach-
ed from U. S. schooner Onkahye, to proceed
to Mediterranean in U. S. frigate Congress, fol-
duty on board U. S. slOop of war Plymouth.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BROOKLYN. On Fri
day night, at Brooklyn, the National Hall in
Fulton-st., with Granger's Music and Segar
store, and Talnadge's milk establishment, and
s. Atwster's hat store, were all destroyed by
fire. A. Hanna's dwelling in the rear was also
burnt-the occupant losing every thing, and
saving his children by wrapping them up in
blankets and passing them out in Pineapple
street. Mr.. Cooks dwelling in the rear was
also entirely destroyed with all its CONTENTS
The upper stories of Nos 1856, l5S and l6(
Fulton-st. were also more or less damaged, to-
gether with the Universalist Church, which
was saved with great difficulty from entire de-
struction.
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DYeRACEFUL RIor. 1t appears from the
Albany Journal, that on Tuesday last, during
the town election in Waterford, James Ryn-
ders introduced his brother, Capt. Isaiah Ryn-
ders, of the Empire Club, to a respectable gen.
tleman, and almost Immediately the Captain
pulled the nose of his new acquan,
lance, who, very strangely did not resent it.
Another citizen observed that if he was thus
insulted, he would certainly resent it. Fol
this expression, he was struck several severe
blows by one of the Captains friends. The
row now became general. A citizen received
e severe blow, and fell to the earth; Jas. Ryn-
ders was immediately stretched by his side;
McClusky received blow and quietly laid down
by his friends brolher-it was supposed the
blow was fatal, but he eventually came too
After carrying the wounded in, the indomita-
BILE Captain rushed into the crowd, with drawn
bowie knife and cooked pistol,and ordered them
10 dispense. Many left the scene of excitement;
but some were rather tardy, and the gallant
Captain fired his pistol at an innocent, unof-
Tending man. Fortunately, the ball did not
take effect. The excitement here became in
tense and the courageous leader of the Empire
Club wisely left the scene of action, having
made his escape by jumping out a back win
dow. The excuse of Rynders for making the
attack is, that the gentleman had said some
thing dcrogatory to his character. The grand
jury, however, are about to indict Rynders for
assault with intent to KILL
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ANOTHER ARMY Oh DoCToRs. At the an
nual commencement Of the University of Penn.
sylvanla, held at Philadelphia on Friday, l64
students graduated. Among the number we
notice the names of Edward Bantz, John Sci,
bert and Charles Smith, of Maryland, and J
Mitchell Bronaugh, Lewis A. Edwards and Ro.
bert King Stone, of the District of Columbia
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN New YORK. We learn
from the N. Y. Evening Gazette, that at three
O'Clock on Saturday morning, fire broke out
in the lndian-rubber factory of Mr.. Pnckney
and the picture frame establishment of c..
Earle, which communicated to the dwelling of
Mr. Durande, whose family barely escaped from
the flames, saving nothing. The two brick
buildings, owned by Mr.. Seaman, and occupi-
ed by w. Cartwright and Sas Davis were III
jured to the extent of $1,000, as was also the
dwelling of Mrs. Sutton. The wind then car
red the fire over to Grand street where it
consumed the matters shops of MIR. Brown
and Mr.. Comes, the millinary store of Mr.
John Carncross, and the house of Miss
Lord, dress mailer, besides doing much injury
to three story brick owned by Stephen Allen.
Several other houses were damaged. The en-
tire loss is not known, but must be considera-
BILE, as many Oft the occupants lost all they had.
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MURDER. MIR. Henry Smith, a respectable
farmer of Duplin county, N. c., was murdered
by one of his slaves on the 9th ult., who at
tackled him in a field and beat in his skull with
a stick. The negro is now in Jail at Kenans-
vile.
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, sc.
~ X. TYLER, conner of East Baltimore and
W. High streets, Baltimore, has made arrange
ments with the agent in Boston to be for the future
supplied with Mrs M. N. Gardner's INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIVERWORT AND HOARHOUND, on
article that has gained great reputation in all the
New England states, for the cure of all u ~ bove
complaints, its efficacy stands unrvalled-he extern
sve calls for it in the cities of New York and Pbla-
dephia, has induced The proprietor to appoint agents
in those cities also, A. B. x D. Sands of New York,
Frederick Brown, Philadelphia. This inesn able
Balsam is doing wonders all those afflicted
commended without fail to give it trial. Price so
cents per bottle
For sale by G. X. TYLER. corner of Baltmor' and
High SITS. Baltimore, and R s. PATTERSON, Wash
ington, d c.. and by most of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. mills
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IMPORTANT TO ALL!
UR EED,G PATENT MEnICINE DEp(


! ND EED'S PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT,
where may be had greater assortment of valuable
Medicines than can be found at any establishment in
this city, all of which warranted Fresh and GcH-
ine as they obtained direct from the manufacturers:
| Sands Sarsaparla; Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum
| Sands Glove Anodyne; Sands Roman Eye Balsam
| DR.. McMunn's Elk. Opt; DIR. Rush's Health Pills
Sherman's LoZenges Meredith 5 Con- ofCOpay.
Shennan's Poor Mans Plaster; do Tooth Paste
Sherman's Paplary Oil; Grods Blood Pills
HallOck's Cold drawn Castor Oil Candy
Jayne's Medicines; Clickener's Pills;
DIR. Lcidy's Sarsaparilla Blood Pills
Anderson's Pills Fishers Pills
Wnght's Indian Vegetable Pills
Hays Linment; Dyott's Medics
DIR. Tayor's Balsam Liverwort
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Bateman's Drops; Bears Oil
Meredith's Extract Buchu
Judkin's Specific Ointm't
HOOper's Female Pills
British Oil; Harlem Oil
Cologne s. Flo, Water
Reed Lilly White
Tooth Brushes
Beef Marrow
Buffalo Oil
POmatum
Fancy
Soaps,
sc.
Sulphulic and Nitric Acid; Logwood, Clipped ana
ground; Brazil Wood Tumeric; Fustic; Yellow OChre
Chrome Yellow; Copperas, Indigo; Alum; Pius. Blue
Salt Petre, &c. with general supply of Fresh Drugs
Q3- Orders from Druggists and Country Merchants
and others, for DRUGS and PATENT MEDICINES,
furnished at the PROJECTORS wholesale prices.
SAMUEL REED, General Agent
Corner of Gay and Saratoga sts.,
ja22-d Baltimore, Md.
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MISSIONARIES IN EUROPE. There are at
tached to the Wesleyan Missionary Society OF
the British Conference, Ssl missionaries, be-
sides l supernumares and assistants. There
are also 1868 catechists and readers, and 496 l
gratuitous teachers, who assist the missionaries.
The total Lumber of members is 100, 1856, OF
whom 1851 are chiefly among the heather,
and "a, 904 among colonists and protested Chris
tians. The Society has 65,2l4 children under
its care, As, 1854 of whom are among heathens.
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MISSIONARY ADVOCATE. This is the title of
a small but neat monthly journal, just issued
in New York, by a committee gentlemen,
among whom is the Rev. Thos. E. Bond, for
merly of this city. 1t is devoted to the subject
of Missions and contains much that is interest
ing on the subject. Mr.. Charles Hollis is the
agent for this city.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. A man named William
Lotus, in the employ of Mr.. Young, at Mount
Savage Iron works, in Allegany county, had
MS leg SO sheckingly crushed by a car on We'd
nesday, tina! it had to be Immediately ampu,
tated.
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NJ Ew AUCTION STORE.

"a Ew AUCTION STORE.
~ BOTELER, DOM & GO. would beg leave to
announce that, having obtained license for sales at
auction, they have arranged their spacious Rooms
over their houseturnishng store for that purpose;
they would therefore offer their services sell real
or personal property, stocks sc. They will besow
especial attention 10 the arranging and disposal of
furniture at private houses. Having been engaged in
business in this city for the last fourteen years.
they would refer to the community generally. Good
references will be given if requr, in Baltimore, Phi
ladeIpha, New York, or Boston. They earnestly so
lict share OF public patronage, and will endeavor to
discharge the duties of their new vocation with
prOmpness and fidelity.
Liberal advances will at all times be made on goods
when consigned for public sale.
We wish it to be understood by our customers that
the above arrangement will not interfere with our
house furnishing business, as we shall continue TO
keep the extensive assortment of house furnish
ing articles heretofore, and be always pleased TO
dispose Of them on reasonable terms
BOTELER, DOM 4 CO.,
ap4, oct Washington, u. G.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY. The General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church in the United
States, will meet in Cincinnati on the 10Th
May.
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FIRE. The splendid mansion Cat Hyde Park,
N. York; of Walter Langdon, Esq, original
ly erected by the late DR.. Samuel Bard, and
subsequently enlarged and occupied by the late
DR.. Hosack, was burned down on Thursday.
The furniture, clio thing, and indeed all the
moveables, were saved. The fire broke out a
few minutes before noon. The mansion, with
wings, presented front of about $50 feet.
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~ STRAAS! STRAAS!! 50

IL STRAAS! STRAAS!! -SB
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
gUyHESE beautiful BREASTPINS, which excel
a the diamond for briancy, are just received and
for sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert.
For 3 or 81, PIN can be procured which looks as
well AS diamond at 500. Gentlemen in want of o
handsome Breastpn, are invited to call and see the
different patterns. mh20
6sTRAAS SHIRT STUDS and BREAST PINS,
% very brilliant article, received this day. and for
for sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK,
Hih20 Water street, I'd door from Calvert.
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JAMES A, ROBINSON.

<&AEyR Respectfully informs the Ladies 49,
&aafsESs that he has commenced the manu- szH=>-sss
lacture of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No. 246 N. HOW
ARD STREET, few doors north of Madison street,
where he solicits a continuance of patronage. Ali
kinds OF work will be made 10 order, in the neatesi
manner, and Of the best materials, and on the mos!
reasonable terms jail
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lisen-
tiate of the Apohecary's Hail. London, and Graduate
from of the first colleges in the United States, may
be consulted in all diseases incident 10 the human
frame, but more especially in all cases OF
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When tine misguided and mprudent vOtary of plea
sure finds he has inhbed the seeds of this painful dis
ease, il too often happens that iltmed sense OF
shame, or dread of discovery deters him from apply
ing to those who, from education and responsibility,
can alone beriend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this hOrid disease make their appear
ance, such rs liberated throat, diseased nose,
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dmness of sight,
deafness, nodes the shin bones and arms blOches
on the head, face and eyremities progressing with
rghtful rapdty, till at last the palate of the mouth or
the bones OF the nose fall in and the victim of this aw
fu disease becomes hOrrid object of commseration
TILL death pats period TO his dreadful sufIerings by
sending him to Sthat bourne whence no traveller re-
turns" 10 such, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON pledges
himself 10 preserve the most iny0labt secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals of
Europe and America, he can confidently recommend
safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim OF
this horrid disease
TAKE NOTICE, Those persons who have ipur-
ed their constitutions by practice speedily
cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve, such n,
for Squntng Cataract, Sc Also those for Defor;njtv
of the Limb such as Club Foot, &C., performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
Take notice, on the right hand side of NJ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner Observe the name.
{G3- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. OBS
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ALARMING FiaEs IN New JERSEY. v


learn from the Philadelphia Inquirer of Satur.
day, that for several days last week, the most
devastating fires were raging in the woods and
! forests III New Jersey, which had not been ex-
tinguished on Friday night. The Inquirer sa VS.;
1t is believed that several thousand acres of
woodland have been dcsolated--thc fires leap
ing from grove to grove-aud ignitng by mil
lions of sparks from wood to wood, at distances
Of mile or more. This has been especially
the case IN the pine districts, owing to the ex-
IRENE dryncss of the weather for more than a
fortnight.
On Thursday afternoon and during the clear
part of yesterday, vast and rolling volumes of
smoke were dstinguisI,able, drifting into fam
tastic shapes with the fury of the wind, and
tngcd with variety of colors by the sum
These appearances, towards evening, deepen
ed INTO the vivid blush of fire. On Thursday
night, the fires were - or Ia miles from Cam
den, but yesterday morning, owing to a change
IN the wind, they were much nearer. The
most devastating conAagration has occurred
near Clementon, several miles beyond Haddon-
held-another near Pendleon-a third near
Chew's Landing-and fourth nearer the Del
aware.
We learn from persons who have arrived in
the city from the vicinity of the burning dis
trlcts, that several barns, cottages i'll the pine
woods, out-houses, and large quantity of
fencing have fallen prey TO the flames; but
we are happy to say that no lives have been
lost. We are informed, also, that on Thurs
day night, or early yesterday morning, an ex-
tenslve confagraton was raging in quite an
opposite direction, namely, near South Amboy
The value OF the wood destroyed must be i'm
mense, and the fires are sure to continne, until
they are quenchcd with heavy showers of rain
or until they die away for want of fuel.