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1T TArSCUTT'S General Emigration Ollc- 70
T1FS South street. corner MaiGSn-ase. AGENT Tor lac
-f,e1ss' New Line OF Liverpool Packets" 2c-The sub.
scrb-r IN reminding their .Eds hat they will continue
lander the supenundeacr M VIM TspscOi, Liver.
pooi) 10 arrangements win persons residing N inc
United States Cana1a, 20 bring their friends from e oc
country NewYofx, Boston, Baltimore Philadelphia,
NcOfleaas, QIebc 81 Johns. would Inform bei Thai
tue PRINCIPLES @h.ch hsr bus:esa has been Gun
Quoted, ~" be- continued through 1870 Mr. W. TsPseol'
tao" vel known 10 very g:eat number who have beeH
despatched Tor .s country his GifecI0n,l vii as
Gsua eecd w1 ypGcLa4ity the el1grkaon OF every pet
soa whose passage nay engaged Tor LIE Ne" Lane d
Liverpool Packets" VIZ
QUEEN or TIE W Est. 1850 tons, ROSCIU5, 100 tons
LIVERPOOL, 1850 SlDDOSS, 1909
IOTrlNGUER 1900 GARRlCk, 1000
ROCHESTER, 1000 SHERIDAN, lc.l
The 81 GeOrg. Line OF Liverpool Packets Ae uhIoI
Line OF LlveEpoo PacAs. Every information wi! be ge.
oy making persoaal application a. The ONCE, or oy c'
tPosL-palI) addressed ~ w. = J. 7. Ia sCUII,,
- Souli-st cosrer Aa!deHGne, N1H- Z of"r
Or 20 WM. TAPSCOTT, or
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4 pa.y of tie CIV ri New YORK. Office No 81 CorfrerT
No 5el Wal-si-The Directors have the satisfaction 10 III,
form li. public that a claims this Company accustomed
y h. ls., disastrous and all other claims, nave been
adjusted and paid IN full and they deem II proper 10 nd
that. although their have bean srne'vht impaired by
Inc, late o.se, the Company have still securely invested
captsI OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGhTf-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue 10 against loss or damage
hy IRE On as favorable Terms similar Institutions IN tbs
city.
,fbe COMPANY commenced business in l7S7, on the old
Mutual System and continued 1t up 10 the year l8ug. when
the Mutual plan abandoned and new Charter obtained
retaining the Original pirate Ihe busi-
ness Company that period mas been based on An
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares OF my dollars rc
By order GEORGE IRELAND President
Tsv.YnIS Orto,.r Jan 1876 o3O II cod
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ftlUDo1. -. ,. = - 49,. 49,. -. 1-ss-..-- ~
= Wood, No 0V AesseV-s- n.l
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! DANIEL ADEE, 100 Fulion-sL has ju= Published
iINo - Bran~hies Retrospect of Practical Medicine
and surgery hafyeary Journal combining RETROSPECT
tive View q" every Discovery and Practcs In pFovenen
in The Medical Sciences Commenced Ia January, 1870
Published London In July and January Ufev-ry year
and repubished In New-York by DANIEL ADEE No. lGT
fullou-s Term5-The fret 10 Nos years s. Per
ythr thereAfler 81. invariably in ed vAnce. Nil q
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Walsh, Edward
WALTON, john c.
" aldren. Isaac P.
Walworih. HenryR
Walker, 5. 4.
Walton. Robert "
Wait. John 2.
Walker. William
Wrgy, Robert
Warner, Ezra T.
Wrsv, c.
" ats, josiah
Ward, James
Warmer, William
3.
Waugh. John D.
Warner, :. Nix Co.
Waugh. James
Warlac. Stephen Il.
Ware, William! X
" ara. CHARLES 4
W r!er, Geo.
" e.iirarr Charles
Weeks. Albert
Wheeler. Charles
" eej. Orlando {.
Nheelccs, Q. y
I Wheeler, M.
Wheeler, Doct s D
els, Charles ".
" e;ter. ?.
" cad. William
Wheeler, George
| WEIGH. George
Wheeler. Franklin
ellis. Aino; VI.
" est, Benjamin
Wentworth. Martin
~ est. Geo.
Welh-ral M.
" en;z-l. Henry
Wesilake, O. Z.
I Wllcomb, ChArlesS
! Williams. David I.
Wilson, Il.
" EshI A. )
Wilson, Henry
" gl-y. John
Wllia;nsonRichArG
Wilson. James q.
Wilson. L V. K
Virgin, Caleb Z
Ungai x Brothers
Willis. Martin
Williams. ior;asW
Wilcox, Il. +
Williamson. +.
Williams, Zeoina
Williams, K i l.
Whitcono, DayidE
" hitnvy, C1Istari
Il.
whi;eono, George
q
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r.. ONLY HEGULAR Line Of fseA"Ir !os M sctn
2rrSSrS Ufeuuspb splen9tG and last sailing palA
JOHN NiNrURN, Capt. S-a.K VIII pO'!-'e..! -
on Monisy, ,ne isL vi December her regular daJ -
superior accoGlmo1slo ~. Cabin, seco4d ceD.l 49, r.
a.. paAsvagers, persons about eDaf,.H .oF NeN ~.
should aOi ail lnlins4Ie-o ~ ~, -..ol ~ ~
ship loot of WaII-sl or % ". y :. J. IAf5COttt
Rzo ~ SoUtarS cSi' NeAsSa'sA-S>
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~, UNITED LINE vi Liverpool PacAeis.-hes..s
- lar Packet q: let Dec--Thc tast-sa!las III
r4cAet-oAp nal iMALOO, Capt Net Az a., -, ~.
sail pOs.tyr aJOve-her regular dGy HAVING Nei,
pef.of accommodations for Cabin, second Cable and
passengers persons about proceeding ~ tGe Od eoe'
CAROL select hnce conveyance. Ian
70 secure bertls cary, application snould ee iaa@e
board I! pier 10. } Norlh RIVER, OF 10 ,.,o,,T
- s.,,rb :, .nr NAIG-atn-e
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1 UBIN,S EXTRACTS, tor The handkerchief, VIZ;
IL J-ssan. Oe4ugr sIoss-r Eolrt- VetB-na Orange dc
PorGs q, Bong a5y.., a-.-Eyp-, BOugi=t &c VIC
tors & l.sue. J,. Dam. ft-'' -si- by
DENtB -.ND~
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L County OF NewYork, Notice is hereby given 10 Al! per
sons having claims against Thomas II. White, late OF
the OF Newly oTk, c-ceaseG present the with
the vouchers thereof the subscribers al the residence Of
Edward Philips of the Executors No 90 Stanonstrcet
IN the city Ncp-York before The first day OF May
neX Dated NewYors. the twenty Fourth day OF October
1915 EDWARD PHILIPS, }
MARY ANN WHITE. Executors.
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- Y ORDER OF David Mann Esquire Supreme Court
ID Commissioner notice : hereby given attach
1nert ms. issued against the OF William Burrows
NONRESIDENT debtor and that The same VII be sold tor the
payment ofhs debts unless he The sail William Burrows,
appear ard discharge such attachment according 10 law
within months from the first pubcat OF tbs notice
that the payment any debts due 10 him by residents OF
;s State, and the delivery him or for bio OF any prop
ey within this Safe belonging TO him and the transfer OF
any such property by him. forbidden by law and are
void-Daied Wesifeld. Nov. 10. 1875
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Epi ORDER OF tie Hon. Peter 1au,eyOort, irs! Judge
ID Of Albany County Courts o; the Degree OF Counselor
Law o! the Supreme Court Notice IS hereby given Pur
suani he provisions OF the authorizing attach
ents against Ascending concealed and nonresident debt
that attachment hss issued against the estate OF Fat
rick McAGas debtor and resident oi North
Hampton in the of Massachusetts, and that the same
be sold payment OF his debts, unless be appear
and discharge such attachment; ACCORDING 10 law, "iih
nine months the publication Of this notice; and
the any debts due 10 MN by residents oI his
state and The delivery him for his OF any property
within this belonging him. aud the transir: o! any
such property by him forbidden By law ana are vo
Dated The 2gth day OF September, las.
HILTON X VAN WORST,
Attorneys Attaching Creditors, No. 80 Sta;e-strret A.
bany Civ ol aw9m
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BOOKS.

ROBERT n. MORRIS. y. VI.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

fE'HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools. Illus
irsted 10y - vugrhyEs- and 50 rlaps, with globe
ma? plan, N vol ito BY ). q. Goodrich, author
Of Peter Psrley's Tales. sc.
The above WORK has already been introduced into lie
Public Schools OF Rochester number Of others.
The hrsi edition IS yearly disposed Of the second
will BE- published IN few day
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE
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Efaai Notlfts.

Dy ORDFR Of he Hon A.hley Sampson, First Judge
Id OF tho County OF the County OF Mo1ror,
: hereby tha; attachment tas issasc -,
iu- proof made the saul Judge. pursuant 70 -e
tOrs OF The staiie concerning attachments aa'-'
concealed ard non resident DEBTORS, ana INA! me san
Wi ae SOLD Inc yrni .! A-s debts iEss he 80 80
discharge -uch attachment according 10 law within n!ie
months from The nrS publication OF ms eotcr- al & I
payment Of any debt, due 70 lhe SAID Jefferson Morrison oy
residents and delivery TO nm or Tor us u>e
y properly within Ils state belonging 70 NM sL e
any such properly by hn are forbidden oy a"
and are vOld---Dai-,i Rochester. May Sth. lst3
ASHLEY SAMPSON, Frs; Judge &c
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FREMoNT's EXPEDITION


)EPORT OF THEEXPLORING EXPEDITION 10 the
iaRochy Mountains II the year 1892. ind 10 Oregon and
California The Year. 1913 and 1874, hy BGeve Captain j.
c. Fremont of the Typographical Engineers under the
fer OF Col J. j. Alert Chief OF the TOpographca Bureau
Illustrated with engrayings together with large map Of
the F. plOrinr Expedition One erCe volume For
sale nv MARK II NEWMAN, lg9 Broadway.
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Frederick l. VuLrE. Deputy Sheriff.
Dated, New-York Nov. u, l3f5. M lawtds
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White. Joseph Woodward. VII " eocel SafAA~
Whitney. y c. ligm- Z. JhI I ri NC
yI-t.fl. yySo3-5de p.iTrsd ge YAr,g a.. Rev. Thos
Wu7i- John 5 g =
Whitney. Charles Woodwork, Doug As.' o. -.
Woods, Dzvsc LA ouiAl' a
y, W. sor, F--; Znbeier, Wolf
Woodruff, Z rick gang
Wood, c. 3. Woodruff G. q
ROBERT n. Ji0RRI@. =. vi.
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a. WEDENBURG'> WRITINGS, Theological
~ and Scientific; also, Nc5les Appeal, De Charms Ser
mons, Barrelts Lectures &c. SC for sale By
oa law5mSGiD JOHN ALLEN, l59 Nassau-.-
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5LUSUUN LINE OF PacA-L--P4c4et OF tle \:
go o. D-celnoer.-Th- spleodid pacAe. shp PRIMO
LBEIir, Wm. ). Sebor, Master, viii b.. ss ao"''
her r-gJia, day. .l
Having very superior accommodations for caDn, seC'
Storage passengers, persons wishing 10 en|
should cary application bOafd. foot oi 81 aldens
oftJ JOS EPH McMUKRAY 100 PiLe-si cor Of Souin-sL
The pscArl SIP James, r. X. Myer, master, WIZ 49,
coed tie Prnce Albert AID ssl NE Isl Of January ~
regular day. -.
F. :. Pef-ons wishing send for their friends, car aas
ghG s county by above splende
any Ln- ss..!Ig from London Oh the IN, "1- -
I'm Of each mouth. by applying above. ui1
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II<5s FOR HUDSON AND iNTERNE"
Erssa- &tr5-s-is ATE LANDlNGS.-The steamer NUD
son. in place o the WescnvsIr ttCr only
hoa: that land, oclocS) Captain William H. MELLEN
viii leave the FOOT OF the s;rung
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, Al o'clock, r
NJ connecting Hudson with ths Hudson aud Berkshire
Rnroad the cars OF which the arrival OF the boa.
Returning the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday. Thursday
End sunday clock p ". tho arrival of the cars,
touching both ways tnr Intermediate landings. For
treigh or passage, apply Oh board u 10
J. l.. KNAPP N SON, IDi Wsst s.
FMS oua has u,a pat complete order with h0.er
giG- aud additional number OF slate rooms and
vii ss found ~ Pleasant aud comfortable boat any
I;r ryef YA- hoax no hargen.
g.is1nat b, cow cy,iv 10 receive freight le2u
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY S, I845

cal union of these States; but the example
would be Taught with imminent danger, and,
in cooperation with other causes unfortunately
existing, its tendency on the stability of the
contederacy would be perilous and alarming.
Entertaining these views, it would afford me
the highest satisfaction to hear of an adjust
mcnt of the controversy, reconciliation be-
tween the opposing parties in the church, and
the preservation gifts unity.
] limit myself to the political aspect of the
subject, without expressing any opinion on Ell
Their of the plans of compromise and settlement
which have been published, which could not
do without exposing myself to improper impu-
tations.
With fervent hopes and wishes that some ar
rangement of the difficulty may be devised and
agreed upon, which shall preserve the church
in union and harmony,
am, respectfully, your ob't servant,
HENRY CLAY.
I'm w A RooTu
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DENTISTRY! DENTISTRYM

EhR. LEACH. OpPosite St. PauI's Church.,
.MV No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET,
Performs all operatonsin Surgical Mechanical Den
ttSry in style that cannot be surpassed for case
operation, beauty OF workmanship, or draJilty and
on reasonable terms preferrng small profits and con-
slant employment, TO high charges and hut few pa
uents The best POr ,edin Teeth and prest Gold us,
in al cases.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH REPAIRED.
Persons having false Teeth, that do fit the gum,
rest easy in the mouth answer The purpose intend
ed, may have them remodeIed so as 10 be worn with
perfect ease, and he useful in masticaon; aud it. by
amy accident should need repairing, they have il
done at 81 ort noce by Dr. LEACH he having facilities
for doing plate work not to be found in any other place
Visitors TO the city will please take notice that they
can have set Of Teeth inserted in from 10 pa hours
EXTRACTING TEETH
DR.. Ia. having his Rooms lighted with Gas, is ena.
bei 10 extract Teeth or broken fngs in the erening
as well as by day light, and by much experience (hav
ing extracted more than 1000 the past year, with a
perfect set of Instruments, the operation is performed
without danger, and in most without pain.
TOOTHACHE CURED nerves destroyed, and all
the quackery Of the day pracsea, if desired.
NJ b. Teeth inserted in part or full SETS suction
plate formed of Platinum, article equal to Gold for
this purpose, and at ne-third less price. apl7-T
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MARE REDUCED!
Il CHANGE or HOUR for PHILADELPHIA
a aesssp, TIE ONLY REGULAR pFPO--
Scz.uss Isssskg,,Eg SITICN LINE TO PHILADEls-
ZsEatasa4TziE. PHIA--By Individual Enterprize viz
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
Daily at O'Clock, a. NJ (SundGlS eucepted.)
PASSAGE ONE DOLLAR
The superior Steamer THOS. JEFFERSON, Capt..
Robert N. Hill, leaves Ike corner of ATT ana
LIGHT SITS. EVERY MORNING, at 6 O'Clock
Sundays eXCepied) for Chesapeake city, thence By
splendid Barges to Delaware city and thence BY
Steamer Portsmouth, Capt. James Devne, arriving il
Philadt pha between and O'Clock in the afternoon
in ample time to connect with the New York Line
163- Passengers for Fords Landing, Chesapeake
City, st. Georges, Delaware City, Newcas ant.
Wilmington, will tak' this line.
Passage 10 Philad. 81 90 To st. Georges rs
sc 10 Wilmington 90 Chesapeake City So
GO to Newcastlt 90 Fords Landing / %
" to Delaware City 20
G3-1hls is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever run between Baltimore and Philadel-
phiaand if you wish to support the Opposition, and
keep the fare down from 81 10 g. go with the Thos
Jefferson and NO OTHER.
Excursion Passages Chesapeake city and back so cts
Meals provided on bOard-Breakfast 250
Disner, SOC
NJ. HILL, Agent
TICKETS to he procured at the office, No. l26 ~.
E. corner OF Pratt and Light streets ap23tf
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM TO 3 DAYS or ND
u CHARGE MADE. Apply TO DIR, JOiNS1OG
Of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may De es
tanned the speedy remedy for GOnonhpa, Gieets,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Ions, A.
tectons of the Kidneys, and every other symptom o.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the raV&-
ges of tins disease, WheA from neglect to consult
skiul physician, or from ignorant and improper iTeii
ment the constitutional symptoms make their appsT5-
ancG-the throat becomes uiceIated, the diseaa
ed nocturnal pains IN the head and limbs, dn9cgs u
sight, deafness, the bones affected hloiche3 In.h@'
head, face and eXuemities, progressing with tIe
FIJI rapidly till at last The palate Of the mouth is dis
uoyed, the homes OF the decay and fall in; tie
victim of this hOrrd disease become object of pity,
until the last of the drama winds up and deaN
drops the curtain 10y huryrg the unhappy patient ~
an untImely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain perncious prqctiCc i1ay soon restored 10
perfect health by apply ing to Or johnson, either per-
sunay by letter. Or. j. has seen cases that were
sufficient To appal the heart and harrow up the SGul
OF all VINO were not used 10 the observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this neetthe eye Of any who are suffering.
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately 10
Or. johnston who stands ready to relieve theHi and
from his extensive practice III the first Hospitals Of
Europe and An erica, he guarantees speedy cure,
matter how Bad the case may Re.
It's proper here TO observe that Dr. JOuNsTUEF 80
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pccuniary necesSityhe having, by the tae.
cease of relative, fallen heir TO fortune-but throS
an ardent desire to benefit hissutiprng fellow cfea-
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan, oil into heY
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who sufeJ
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Again II muStbe remembered that the object OF DT,
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of tbs
mscnes OF Enanklnd Is rotthrough pecHniary
sity. Hence no charge will in any case be made M
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squlntng Cataract, &c. AlsO those for DeOrnity
OF the Limb, such as Club Foot &c, performed Oh
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of n. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from tbs
corner. Observe the name.
fl7-Advice to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. flo
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
From the sommerve Crennesse) Reporter.
SoMMERyILLE. April, Is

SoMMERvILLE, April, lS45.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: 1t is known to those &C
quainted with the part have acted in the con-
troversy now agitating the Methodist church,
that the main ground of my opposition to its
division was its tendency to produce dssolu-
ton of the Union.
have argued this point in an article devoted
exclusively to its consideration. determined,
however, previous to the publication of this ar
ticle, to procure the opinions of the leaders of
the two great political parties. To this end
addressed Mr. Polk and Mr.. Clay the following
queries
"Wll the division Of the Methodist Epsco-
pal church into two separate organizations,
slavery being the cause of division, and the
dividing line, y be likely to affect the civil con-
nection between the slave and non-slavehold-
ing States?
1'lf so, will strengthen or weaken the bonds
of their Union?"
Mr.. Polk has not answered me, but 1t will
he seen by the perusal of the following letter,
that my views are endorsed by the great name
of Henry Clay. Will Methodist ministers or
Southern Methodist editors, call the sage oil
Ashland 600 young" Respectfully,
VIM. A. BOOTH.
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EDITORS. I'm THE LEGISLATURE. There will
be no less than four members of the Editorial
corps in the Virginia Legislature next winter.
One in the Senate and three in the lower house.
Jno. s. Galaher in the former, and Messrs.
Toler of the Lynchburg Virginian, Syme of
the Petersburg Inteligencer, and c. c. McIn-
tyre of the Washingtonian, Leesburg, in the
latter.
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THE STAMP Act. Many legal questions,
says the Frederick Herald, will of course arise
under the Stamp Act, in putting it into practi-
cal operation, which were not thought of pro,
badly, at the time of its passage. This will c.
pccially be the case at first as to the nature of
the instruments, &c. subject to the Stamp. As
the certificates of deposits from Banks, for in
stance, the question has been mooted whether
they should be subject to the Stamp, and the
better opinion seems to be that it will be neces
sary to have them stamped. Also in regard to
bond with penalty for the faithful discharge
of duties, as for instance in the case of a Bank
officer, the opinion seems to be that Stamp
duty will have to be paid in proportion to the
amount of the penalty. Also in cases of Con-
stable Bonds and the like Stamp duty will
have TO be paid, Insolvent's bonds also must
be written on stamped paper. So that the law
will be much more general in its operation than
many persons supposed.
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FATAL AFFRAYs. A man named j. Plum
mcr was recently shot in Missouri, by the Gre
gulators" it is supposed, AT st. Louis, on
the cath ult, Mrs. Riley was thrown from a
porch by man named Martin Walters. She
died instantly, and the offender was arrested. -
At the same city, and on the same day, John
Stroderman was shot by his bar-kceper, L.
Gesel.-In Bath county, Ky, few days
ago, John Ginter was shot by man named
David Ulery, who was arrested.-A man
named Fritter was recently killed by another
named Rebb, in Missouri.
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STRIKE. The miners employed by the Mount
Savage company, had strike last week. They
demanded ten cents per ton additional, which
their employers acceded to.
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PEDEsTRIANIsM. EIlwortt, the pedestrian,
was to have commenced walking at New Or
leans, on Sunday last, 1000 miles in 1000 sue
cessve hours, on bet ofS5o0. The time re-
quired for the performance of the feat is Al
DAYS and l6 hours.
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SUICIDE, ACCIDENTS, sc. Moses Cochran,
who was sent to prison in N. York on Thurs
day for beating his wife, committed suicide in
his cell.-At Philadelphia, on Friday night,
a young female named Sarah Short, attempted
to put an end to her life by jumping into the
river, but her clothes kept her ahoat until she
was rescused.-Charles Roseman, sailor,
cut his throat in Boston on Tuesday night
Two persons lost their lives at Nassau on the
18th ult. by the upsetting of a boat, a MIR.
Fleishman, a dentist, of N, York, and Mr..
Duvalicr, of Nassau.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-05

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. A con-
vention ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church, for
the Southwestern States, was to have assem-
bled in Louisville on Thursday last. A large
number of delegates had arrived on Tuesday
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