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BUSINESS CARDS.

M. MAXWELL, l 4 AUGTTON AND CORNERSTONE NERO HART' MONTGOMERY. Alabama. Messrs Harris, Clayton & Go Freemin & Bolton, uopur Wilson & May, decllrD c. Gascoigne, Esq. THOMAS H. CHEEVER, COMMISSION MFR RCHANT. declO No. 40 Commerce. JAMES A. HOOPER, COMM MISSIO N FER CHANT, nov26 No. 40 St. Michael st-MOBIIE, ALA BENJ. NJ. BRADFORD. JAMES E. SAUNDERS BRADFORD & SAUNDERS,
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Hape remoped to No St. Mchael-sf s-MoBILE nov21 24lif
 SAM'L B. HOWE,
 WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
 No. 15 DAuPHIS STREET, MOBILE. nov4 2tf
 ALEX. CAMPBELL J. c. OWEN. J. H. BOsWORTH
 C.4MPBBLL, OW.BW q co.
 SHEA M--BO DAT AGENTS
 
 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 72 FRoNT AND 70 COMMERCE STREET. All Goods seiH be Received and Forparded free of Charge. septl6 2O5,f
 JOHN PHILLIPS.
 COMMISSION MERCHANT, AGEEr FOR THE PURCHASE OF. cvrIvp, References MOBILE, Alabama. Hen. -BenI. Gorham,
 Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Ros,on. M,ss James Vila, Esq.
 William Davis, jr. Esq
 Messrs. Spoford, Tileston & Co.,, New-York. Charles W. Storey, Esq.,, Havana. poy27 J. H. RIVERS. CHARLES H. CHURCH
 J. H. RIVERS & co. Auction, Commission < Forwarding Merchants Corner of Commerce aud Conf-sts-MOBILE. 0orWill make liberal advances on all Goods con- signed to them for sale; also will make very lbe- ral advances on Cotton and Slaves consigned to their friends in Boston. decd
 GEORGE G. HENRY, FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION zH MERCHANT. jans No. 67 Commerce Street. Mobile.
 A. G. JAUDEN, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Refrenee- NEw-YoRK,
 c. ". TORRANCE,
 Successor to J. Rea) Will continue to do an Auction and Commission bu- sness at the old stand. No. 16 Water-st. mh7 slt
 EDW. R. GALE, AUCTION OFFICE in Royal strsst-opposite he
 Mansion House, 0d- Is prepared to give his time and attention to all business in his line. nov2 222tf
 F. B. TYLOR, AUCTTONEER-No 1, Hagan's Buildings.
 CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE. p Respectfully renew tender of his services to his ormer patrons and the public for he sale of SToCKs, REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CoTTON. FURNITURE, &c.. with an assurance of giving prompt attention to any bus iness confded 10 his care. nova 223tf
 SMITH, DABNEY < co WHO L E SA E FRS,
 Commerce-streei, Mobile, Ala. James Smith,
 Jno M. Dabney, Wm. A. Smith, } 1 l56tf
 WARE x CHEESE ROUGH,
 GROCERY MERCHANTS, f No. Commerce-street, Mobile, Alabama. Edward NJ. Ware, Aaron c. Cbesbrough, i3 27G KNAPP k SCHULTZ, General Auction and Commission Merchants, No. 49 Dauphn-st-eet, Mobile. Alabama. IT The subscribers having taken the above estab- lishment for the purpose of ransactng the General Auction and Commission Business in all its various branches, ready to receive consign,nents; and any goods consigned to them for sale will meet with prompt attention. 0- Liberal advances made on all kinds of merchandise. REFER TO- J.B. Rathbone & Co 2 NJ. S. Stetson = Isaac ffonroe & Co. Goldsmith q Haber, Q F. E. Aaron & Co. W. E. Sackett & Co AL King, f5 CuI IleuA Smith 0 l I,eon
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KNAPP ,N sCHULTZ,

KNAPP C SCHULTZ,
 General Auction and Commission Merchants,
 No. 49 Dauphin-st-eet, Mobile. Alabama. uT The subscribers having taken the above estab- lishment for the purpose of transacting the General Auction and Commission Business in all its various branches, are now ready to receive consign,nents; and any goods consigned to them for sale will meet with prompt attention. 8j- Liberal advances made on all kinds of merchandise.
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T.OTTTSVILLE WHOL EsALE and Retail

NEED AND AGRICULTURAL STORE. FORGE, LAPplNG & co No S1, Fourth " street, (East side, between Main and Matket.)
 0d+All kinds of Agricultural Impieine"ts as Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Ploughs, Wheat Fans. Churns. Bee Hives, Scythes, Scylhe-snatbs, Grain Cradles, Cultivaors, Horse Tower ana Threshng Machines, Vegetable and Straw Cutters, Corn Mills, Corn and Cnb Crushers 10 work by hand or other power; also, Snbsoh Pioushs constantly on hand.
 ld,-Als.-Gran, Grass and Field Seeds, such as Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Buckwheat. Barley, Clo- yer, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Blue Grass, Red Top, MilIet, Iucern, English Rye Grass, HemPseed, Po- taroes, Artichokes, and Cuba Tobacco Seed.
 Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds, A good supply always on hand
 gj-We are agents for different Nurseries and Flurists. East and West.
 jliKmo GOODWIN & DAVIS. Agen's, Mobile. ENOR SALE or 10 Lease for Q term of years-The l' Island just below the city and opposite Hitch cocks Press, known as PINTO'S ISLAND. The Island is situated between the inner and outer chan. neIs of the river and contains about IF acres of high marsh ground, and is well adapted for Cotton press es, Ship yards Saw mills, Pickeries or Warehouses part of the Island is under cultivation. having fruit trees of different varieties &c. &c. There are also three houses and two warehouses, now the premises.
 The whole or part oI the premises will be dispos. ed of as above, and to any one disposed to invest better opportunity could no, be offered. For terms enquire Of +t A. FIN iO. iO.,,r,, or 10 F. c. SOUTHWORTH, . jan16 l0Kmo Contisi, opposite the Mayor. olnr- I NOTICE-The undersigned inf rms his ir'encs lN and the public that he has taken the stores NOS 70 and 77 Water street, recently occup'eo oy "' )urand, Esq, and intends continuing General Commission and A"ction 1.,.,, ss.' He ia now prepared to receive and soiic'is con signments. Particular attention will be gwen to sales of mercandze generally as well as to dsmaged | Cotton, Port Warden's Sales, Fn,niinle, stocks, | Real Estate, &c. V. w. cc | c. BEAL, Auct,oneer. A"No
 r AND FOR SALE-We offer ior sale on flavor layor'
 lL able terms, the following LANDS m WILCOX
 Section 22, township IA, range east. containing 64O acres more or less.
 4iso-Sou,h east section 2l, township IA, range east. ljanls 42mmol p. L. ANDREWS < Co.
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cr7 NOTICE EXTRA-DANIEL TILLOTSON is now opening d
 A .A1 fresh and beautiful stock of Lades'
 and Misses work viz:
 Lad,es' Bronze Nor. Slippers Ladies' Bronze Lasting Caters Ladies' black Cloth Bu ton do. new article Ladies' black Lasting dress Buskins Ladies' black Kid walking Shoes, flannel lined Ladies' black Kid Paris Ties, Slippers and Buskns Ladies' white Kid Slippers. very fine Misses and Children's fancy coiored Caters janIQ
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Gy WESTFELDT & BRO. offer for sale 0 WIHE-5. pipes and 10 qr casks "Blsck s.II- -.I ... AA..d.

OL-l60 baskets and boxes Sues Olive
 CkApLEs and SoAP-2OO boxes good quality
 SEGARs-200M Regalias of various brands, and i S50M Trabucos, Canones, Imperals, &e.
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T1ILOT BREAD-4O bbls fresh and of best qnsi- u iry, for sale at cost and charges to close con sigulnent by mo xo
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
 NNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- Il NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue to insure buildings of Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and its vicinties, against loss damage by fire. Also to take marine and river r'sks the most favorable terms. yaf
 The Agent of this Company has full power and as soon as the requisite proof of the is submit- ted to him, without reference of the claim the of flee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institution, in settling losses with promptness. JON. C. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2l St. Michael st.
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 4 SEGARs-200M Regalias of various brands, ana .i s50M Trabucos, Canones, lmperias, &e. '' jans1
 -nTUNOBA lCO--lOO boxes, 50 hf do Miller brand hs 4 75 hf boxes Carter brand; 30 bxs Harmo brand ls 10 boxes, 25 hf do Mckinney brand be sAH 4s do Taylor brand; 76 do Speecer brand ls ,.l5 50 do s E. Stnrm brand; 30 do Kew brand l .i7 26 do Niinrod brand; 100 do Launden br'd ars-a IS | boxes Barrett brand n |, With various other brands and qualities which wIl lsi iansi be sold low by T. P. MILLER & co. e ~ LOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c--
 O Supnfue black French Broadcluths a De do do D0e-skin Caassimere Do fancy and co'd French do ? Do black English Satins for Vesting
 Do black silk Serge ftals Do black worsied do " Fine Red Padding, Canvass Wiggans = ,, Silssias, Sewing Silks, Twist, Buttons, &c. flor sale at low prices by
 iaasI R. w. ANDREWS co, 8 s, Michae- 5, 4o kN ROCERIES, hc-2 pipes Holsnd Gin g N 100 bbls and 10 boxes LoafSugar Yle n 25O sacks Rio and 40 do old Java Coffee ...tFf bO boxes Yellow and 10 do Castile Soap E 70 hoxes Tobacco, fayorite Virginia brands
 rF 140 baskets Champagne (Duc de Montebeilo) 20 boxes old Tiata Madeira Wine, dog each
 10 bbls and half pipes Grown Gin
 200 boxes Cheese ,75 kegs prime Goshen Butter s. 50 haif bbls Pic Mic Crackers f A 50 half bbls Lemon Biscuit -.- ~ 20 half Lbls Buck wheat Flour
 s 25 quarter bbis do do
 30 haf bbls Northern Flour a 50 kegs Philadelphia Nails. In store and for 1 jansO G.le by BEERS SMITH.
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JUST RECEIVED per Rose Stan
 $: ::: x: !;: Boots and Shoes, of every description. For sale as low as the lowest by
 an30 LAYTON CO, AZ Water-street.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

MOBILE INSURANCE CoMPANY-odice 1v1 No. 34 St. Francis-sI., insures against Fire, Marine and River risks.
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IkhDM PSON1AN MEDICAL DEPOT, No. 52 Front street, north of Dauphia sired.
 ? FOR sale general assortment of the "a Thompsonan and other BolanIc Medi- 7 cines, Jeweil's LininIent, Overstreet's
 and other Llniments, Dr. Thompson's A A old and new Works. Towards, Matt
 sons and Beach's Systems of the Bo- tanic Practice of Medicines, Dr, A. Curtis Obstet- TICS, together with variety of articles used by Thompsonian and other Botanic nociors.
 nov20 240tf JOSEPH REED.
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P. B. TYLOR.
 AUCTTONEER-No. 4, Hagan's Buildings.
 CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE. p Respectfully renew a tender of his services his patrons and the public, for he sale of STocKs, REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CoTToN. FURNITURE, &c.. with of giving prompt atttntion any bus ness conhded 10 his care. nova 223tf
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q 1VTOrHlNG--26 cases winter and summer Cloth SI ing, consisting of Lowell kersey ran,a,oons' Ken,ucIy Jeans do, Dinim do, Lowell Collanade do, Fancy Drilled do, Hamilton Check do, white Cot ton Shirts, super Calico do Striped do, scarlet Fan- rel do, white Angola do.
 10 bales No I Osnsburgs, Sheetings, Shrtlngs and large assortment of fashionable Prints, and ,,her Dry Goods. For sale low by ;an2S r. H. CHEEVER, 40 Commerce-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28
TIE DELICATE GIRL.

Mamma! such love of fellow last night,
danced with for hours and hours at the ball.
Some inches above the juSte r,ilicu in height,
Excessively gracefully and killing tall
On me he directed his opera iorgnette
as he toyed with glossy aud avo rite curl;
And whispered to TOmlins, man o! his set,
"By Jove! what sylphke and delicate giri!''
Z Sdltd and hridled, and swan through the dance,
And side0ng my chances would timidly steal,
And he daringly ans wered my wavering glance
With the looks that undoubted ''impressions ~ reveal
And then came the waltz-the voluptuous waltz,
That sets all our brains in deuce of a whirl;
So sedately danced il, in spite of its faults,
He signed, "Oh! my soul, she is a delicate girl!''
My kids mo. 81 in his own mo- y
Were singery clasped when the supper bell rang
The summons sounded at half past eleven,
And every one welcomed its sonorous cIang.
was hlnsry-but how could venture 10 show il
So my lips wore proper and clinical curl:-
Devourng bellies are denounced by the poet,
And pass as you know, for a ''decate girl!''
/ toyed with spoonful of Iceland bubble
burst with my lip or glass of champagne
My beau, in his ardor took infinite touble
TO panper my paate-but took it in vain.
So the carriage was summoned: as light rs fairy,
spang to my seat--and dashed off in II whirl
On the sidewalk Fiz Smythe cut pidgeon wing airy,
And shouted-"By JovL! what delicate girl"
But oh! could he see me, mamma, in the harder,
Attack the cold mutton, disnember the chicken,
And pounce on the crackers and cheese with such
ardor,
believe my young verdaat esquire 'twould sicken.
When he comes here tomorrow, speak not of the
porter
drank with wish il was "bimbo" or s'purI;"
But say at the ball you believe that caught
Slight cold ia the lungs, like delicate girl.
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[Repored for the American Republican,
MONDAY, Jan. q, 1915.
FIRST BRANCH.

FIRST BRANCH.
The Branch met. Petitions were presented
and referred.
A communication was received from the
Mayor, relative to the Belvidere bridge. Read
and referred.
Mr. Harker called up resolution relative to
the extension of direct taxation, and offered as
a substitute bill; which was accepted and laid
over.
Mr. Brown presented the annual report of
the Patapsco fire company-showing the COM
panY to be in possession of all necessary fire ap-
paratus
Mr.. Harker submitted resolution calling
upon the city commissioners to report the a
mount Of money expended in the first district
for cleaning streets. Adopted.
MIR. Croney reported bill providing for
changing the name of Market St, Fell's Point,
to that of Broadway. Passed.
Mr.. Gault submitted resolution requiring
the city commissioners "to take down the sevc
raj election poles in the limits of the city, and
sell the same to the best advantage, and pay
over the proceeds to the Mayor for the benefit
of the poor" Mr.. Turner moved an amend
ment, providing that the resolution be not car
ried into effect till after the 4th Of March;
which was rejected. The resolution was laid
on the table.
MIR. Dallam submitted a resolution calling
upon the Register to report the number of
butchers stalls in the middle and lower mar
kets; the number now occupied or rented, and
the amount of rent per annum from each. A.
dopted
Mr.. Harker submitted resolution directing
inquiry as to the propriety of creating sepa-
rate board of health. Adopted
Also, resolution authorizing the city com
mssioners to offer a premium of 500 for the
best design of a City Hall, as contemplated to
be erected in Gay-st. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Brown submitted resolution calling for
the amount Of money paid by the city, for paw
ing and repaving streets, since lS4l. Adopted.
MIR. Gault offered resolution providing for
bridge in Schroeder-st., from Baltimore to
Lombard SITS. Referred.
Mr.. Hudson, from the committee to whom the
subject had been referred, reported resolution
providing that memorial be sent to the Sena-
tors and Representatives of this State, in Con-
gress, requesting their influence in obtaining
an appropriation for the erection of defensive
works on Sellers Point. Read and laid over.
Mr.. Brown reported bill providing for
changing the name of Sugar alley, to that of
Little Church st. Passed.
Mr.. Hudson submitted resolution provid-
ing for the payment of certain money loaned
the city by Jesse Hunt, Esq. Read.
The Branch adjourned.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

GERMAN LITERATURE IN AMERICA. A plan
has been projected at Vienna and received with
much interest by the booksellers at Berlin,
Leipsic, Frankfort, Stultgardt, and other prin-
cipal German towns-fer the establishment at
Philadelphia, of a grand central depot, for the
United States of America, Of German Litera-
ture, on behalf of the leading publishers Of
Germany. There are in the United States, it
no establishment through which they can fol-
low the course of literary publications at home,
or procure the works they may desire. To
supply this want, and opena new and iexten-
sive market, are the objects Of this proposed as
ISOLATION.
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FOR THE WINTER.

"a szr>y1 The Baltimore Steam Packet Con
E!sz=zrSlA EESsst pany from and after MONDAY NEXT,
10th inst, will make but three trips
week between Baltimore and Norfolk until further
notice. Leaving lower end of Spear 3 wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY al 4 o.
clock, P. NJ, connecting with the Weldon cars going
South and Richmond boats next morning al G O'Clock.
Returning will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, imme-
diaeiy after the arrival Of the Southern cars, arriving
in Baltimore 10 connect with the Philadelphia ears
next morning.
This Company being under contract with TIE Ice
Breakers to keep track OPEN calculate to run regu
lar for the Winter as above.
dl4 T. SHEPPARD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

UNUSUAL MORTALITY We learn from the
Kent News that an unusual mortality prevails
in that county at the present time, arising
principally, from severe colds. That paper Of
Saturday announces no less than seventeen
deaths, among them four children of Captain
Thomas Bartholomew, who died of scarlet
fever within few days of each other, three Of
them being buried at one time.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

CLOVER Mill BURNT. The clover mill, be-
longing to MIR. Daniel Weaver, near McKeans-
burg, Schuylkill county, Pa, was totally con-
sumed on the / It'll inst. About 20 bushels of
clover seed and quantity of wheat, &c., was
also consumed Loss about sloo0--no insur-
ance.
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LEWIS F. SCOTT.

HENERAL INTELLIGENCE. AGENT
Np for the collecting monies, buying, selling. leas-
Ing and renting Real Estate, dwelling, houses stores
rooms, Offices, shops, &C.; also for procuring situa
tons for clerks, bafkeepers, porers iaborers teach
ers, cooks, chambermads, Wet and dry nurses; Ne
groes bought and sold on commission, Sc; loans of
money IN large and small sums, and exchange of pro
perry OF every description made, writing of deeds,
conveyances, Sc. done; building OF ships, steam
boats, &c. superintendent all on liberal terms, xiis
strict attention to business entrusted to me.
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner OfSouth
Nearly opposite the Exchange.
REFERENCES:
Rsverdy Johnson, Esq. l.. Browsiag, Esq Char
Jas. M. Buchanan, Esq. lesion, s. G.
William Frick, Esq. VIM. Fl. TarTel, Esq, n.
P. c. Johnson, Esq, N. Y. Orleans.
Jacob Birmingham, New Gen. VIM. CarroR, late
Brunswick N j. Governor Of Tenn.
Louis Melarone, Georgia. Philip Il. Abbotton Ala
d27 bans.
ENOR SALE-A very likely lack WOMAN, 20
n years of age, slave for life, with her female
child, 5 months old. She il from the country, and
first rate house servant; and sold for no fault. Ass
for sae very likely mulatto MAN, 81 years of age,
slave for life Ers rate waiter in every respect, and
can come highly recommended as such, the present
owner having no fu ther for him Also for sale,
very likely GIRL, 10 years of age, to serve Il; tos
good master, either in the city or country will ssll
her low. Apply in medately at
L, = SCoTTI'S Intelligence efic~,
ia22 No 10 81 5srse Plsre
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

Brazil AND ENGLAND. Private advices
from Rio de Janeiro, received by the Courier,
state that the English Government has sent
another Minister to Brazil to negotiate treaty
with that empire If they succeed, it will be
by conceding to the BIazillianS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

BosroN PosT-oFFIcE. The new Royal Mail
Steamship Cambria arrived at Boston on Fri
day morning, about I o'clock, and her mails
were received at the post-oifice twenty minutes
past nine. She brought dispatches from the
Secretary of Legation, IS, 900 letters, and l25
bushels of newspapers, being the largest Eng
fish mail ever received, excepting by the Aca-
dia in 1910. This vast amount of mail mat
ter was assorted, distributed, re-maed and
delivered in the short time of three hours and
half
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Ten lines or less make square-ifan advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
insertion.
ag-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daily is published every Saturday morning, at the low
price Of 81 90 per annlim.
- All papers sent by mail, discontinued the day
or which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

ABUSE OF THE PARDoNING Power. Gov,
Porter, of Pa, paIdoned from the first of No
vember to Tuesday last, the day he went out
of office, no less than II criminals, "a ofw HON
were either murderers, robbers, burglars, horse
thieves or counterfeiters. These villains are
now loose upon the community, and will no
doubt pursue their old course of habits.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

ARREST. Robert Black and Edward Mac
key were arrested in Albany, N. Y, on We'd
nesday, the ED inst, charged with manslaugh-
ter in causing the death of Mrs. Oliver, who
was killed on the Troy road. They were COM
mitted to prison.
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Row AT AN ABOLITION CONVENTION. There
was disgraceful row in Boston, on Friday, at
the Abolition Convention. Miss Folsom was
forcibly elected from the hall, large mob COL
lected about the premises, and the uproar and
confusion was very great for some time.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. l.. w. Treat, for
merly from Hartford, Conn, about a5 years Of
age, all industrious and highly esteemed master
mason, was accidentally shot on Saturday
week, about five miles from Milwaukee, by
friend with whom he was hunting. Mr. Treat
died the following morning, and leaves wife,
but no children.
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MURDER IN ALBANY. A woman named
Bridget Carey was stabbed with dirk knife by
a man with whom she was talking, among 9TH
ers, at the corner of Schuyler and Pearl street,
in Albany, on Thursday, at about noon. She
died in about half an hour. Two or three
persons have been arrested, each on suspicion
that he Is the murderer.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

SHOCKING MURDERS. Simeon Bateman and
Mathew Jett, were inhumanly butchercd and
murdered in Texas on the night of the 9th in
slant, by a fellow named Shultz, who fled to
the United States.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-28

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. A man by the name
of Farnsworth, belonging to Boston, who was
engaged in blasting rocks on Thursday last, at
the new factory in Lancaster, Mass, was blown
up by the accidental dropping of spark, as he
was preparing to touch off the blast. He was
thrown about one hundred feet into the air, and
shattered to pieces.
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The Two SOUTHERN COMETS. The Phia-
delphia papers state that the new comet seen
in the Gulf of Mexico, and the Mauvais' Sc
cond comet, were both observed last night by
Professor Kendall and his assistants, at the
High School Observatory. The new comet is
about 10 deg. South of the constellation of the
Whale. 1t is now moving about 8 deg. E. N.
E. 1t is visible to the naked eye after twilight
in the evening as faint white cloud, in the S.
S. W., about Is degrees high. 1t differs from
all other comets on record, except that of S23,
in having two tails, one reaching from the CO.
met towards the sun, and the other in an oppo-
site direction. They may be seen in good
seaman's night glass.