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VALEN1INE s! Whereas, FRIDAY. the ID

OF February, being by good custom long known
long celebrated as "St. Valentines Day" would re,
sPecttnly announce TO the public that have at great
expense prepared complete assortment of the most
Chaste, Refined, FancifuI, Sentimental, Arnatory
phrenoo2ica, Mechanical Physical, Satircal and
l1uH5lcal VALENTINES, adapted TO all tastes cIa,
ses stations, trades and professions varying in pric
from CENTS to DOLLARS; all of which ar,
now ready for delivery. Also Sentimental and Quiz
zical VALENTINE WRITERS for both sexes
J. Il. KELLER Publisher
w ('orper nf p.I,,,o.o, d, ~ fI...-.NA'
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10 COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee of the United
States Senate by authority of resolution of the Sc
nate, TO take testimony in relation 20 frauds on the
Naturalization Laws, &c, will meet daily Except
Sundays at II O'Clock, A. M, in the Grand Jury
Room OF the United States Court in the Masonic Hall
in this city By order,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Clerk
ja2S-d TO the Commission.
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o,a.pArA STREET CuIrpCu rhe Third Z,

g3-PACA STREET CHURCH. The Third Re
formed Church, corner Of Paca and Saratoga streets
will he opened hereafter, for divine SERVICE every
SABBATH, at II O'Clock in the morning, and at hall
past 3 in The afternoon. The Rev. DIR. WOLF has en-
tered upon his duties pastor of the congregation,
and is expected to preach his Introductory discourse
TO MORROW The public generally are cordially
invited TO attend Seats in the gallery FREE. strang
ers will also be accommodated with seats on the
floor. It
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REV. r. J. BREc RINRIDGE. We learn that
the Rev. Robert }. Breckenridge, of this city,
has been rendered the pastoral charge of Nc
Chord Church, Lexington, Ky.
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"THE INVESTIGATOR" We have received
from the publisher, at Washington, the Janu-
airy No. of monthly bearing the foregoing til
tie, which is devoted to "religious, moral, and
scientific" subjects. Shurtz s. Taylor, North
st. are the agents.
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EGYPrIAN ANTIQUITIES The attention of
our readers is called to the advertisement in
another column, announcing an entire new
course Of Lectures, by that distinguished lee
turer on Egyptian Antiquities, Geo R. Gid
dom Esu
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-08

The undersigned states that he was at the fire AT
Caaton on the night of February Sd; that some time
after the facas occurred, in which the apparatus of
the Visiant injured, he saw the appaIatus OF the
independent return from the fire. that TO the hest of
his knowledge and belief the apparatus of the indie
pendent at the fire, engaged IN working, when the
tracas occurred that, time before the indepen-
dent up, he saw alarge collection OF persons eX-
hibiting riO0us disposition, proceeding towards the
place where the Nigiant was; that among them he did
not recognize any member of the independents; that
the place where the injury was done sabout quarter
OF mile distant from the fire; that he is not member
of the Independent Fire Company.
February 7, lS45. HENRY z. DuHURsT.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. We are indebted to
the hon. J. 2. Kennedy, the hon. ). Wethered
and the hon. d. NJ, Barringer, for public docu-
meats.
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EyOUR THRNE NUMRER PRIzES soIJ

OFFICE OF FLETCHER & CO,
- Holiday street, near Baltimore,
u OTTEfSIES TO BE DRAWN NEXT
IA WEEK. The following are the principal capitsL,
viz:
$4,000, MONDAY, tickets "A.
$1,000 TUESDAY, tickets 50 50.
$4,000, WEDNESDAY, tickets ~
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets S..
S7,OOo FRIDAY, tickets $3.50.
$4,000. SATURDAY, tickets ST.
Drawn Nos. of class II, drawn Feb. Z, lowest 81
"a 6 so So SO so ~ 70 81 IS 26 Is 70
THIS DAY, $1,000 for 81 so may be had at our Of.
nee.
For the capitals, always address your ordess 10
JAMES FLETCHER * 60.
II Baltimore. NIL
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BLAcKwoop's MAGAzINE. The January
No. of this publication has been received by
Messrs. Shurtz & Taylor. North-st. Also,
No. of the "knights of the Seal, or the Mys-
teries of Three Cities
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MAMMOTH PORK,
TO THE CITIZENS or B.4LTTMoRI

III THE CITIZENS Or B.3LJIMOREa
.a.,.- The subscriber with eNraordi-
# nary pains and at great expense, has
Z . AT length prepared in excellent sly lie,
2yN-stF his splendid HOGS, 90 in number,)
An. -. which, for quality, have never yet
|1--.<-- --<-S been exceeded by any heretofore
brought TO this market. Among the number are two
weighing, one 600, the other GIG lbs, the former
raised by Billinger of York, Pa, the latter bye Sub
scribcr. A third, raised by Hopkins, of Hartford co.,
Md. weighing 5S7 lbs, and the remaining nineteen
averaging in weight $50 lbs EACH
Now is the time to secure the best quality HAMS
and LARD; the SAUSAGE MEAT, HOGS HEAD
CHEESE, SAUSAGES and PUDDINGS, will be pre-
pared in the best domestic style, particular care, in
point of flavor and seasoning, being employed in the
production of the latter Those wishing Lard will,
usual, please send their cans and jars properly la
belled, when they will be promptly returned-their
orders beng faithfully execued-to their respective
residences. My Bel-Air Market friends, and all Bal
tmore besides, are respectfully requested to call on
me this morning, at Stalls Nos. and Centre Mar
ket. Gltl LEWIS l.. BARRANGER.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

A GREAT CHANCE OF SPECULATION 9
IA The subscriber has 1000 acres of Virginia Land
for sale, surveyed within The last four months whica
will be worth fiv" times lis prcsen. D ice, should The.
rail road terminate AT ParkerSburg. Title guaranteed
Also, good two story Brick for $3.50; TWO
EssA do. for $3.50 EACH and good grocery stand for
TsssM $500, another for $3.50. snug little Farm
ls-sieA for $3.50 A handsome residence in beau
utui village for S500 with several other houses ranr-
ing from $500 TO Sl2, 900
several Building Lots for ,aie or lease, with money
advanced on building.
Several small sums 10 leah on mortgage.
Insurance against Fire in ANY part of the state Of
Maryland AT lowest New Ork rates.
% Apply al No. 3s SOUTH GAY-ST., Base
ment of the Exchange, 10
fp8-ths.h' II " BPOTgERTnM
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VIM. II. KEEVIE,

A CARD TO THE LADIES. Mrs. NICK
N ERSON, No SO N. Howard street, will have
ready very beautiful Caps and Head Dresses on
Monday 10th Feb. She has just received another
supply of those cheap KID GLOVES and HAIR OR
NAMENTS. fest
%NTlNDOW SIA DES. The subscriber would
w respectfully call the attention Of the public to
his large and extensive assortment of OIL PAINTED
WINDOW SHADES. This description of Window
Curtains, which are used extensively in New York
and Philadelphia has been kept at so high price in
Baltimore TO forbid their general use. The sub
scribcr has made such arrangements rs will enable
him supply Baltimore and all Southern cities at fair
moderate prices, wholesale and retail.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 4s Gay street,
9 door from the Shot Tower.
90 win be opened this day--24 pair of the hand
soonest Shades ever ed in this market. feo
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PHILADELPHIh, January 18th.
Mr.. John CantreH-l have taken some of your Pow
ders, and they the only remedy have ever found
10 relieve me from that treacherous disease-DYS-
PERSIA. have tried almost every thng-Homno.
pathlc, Thonsonan, Botanic, &C., and found no re-
lief from them for the three years that was troubled
with that disease | advise those that are troubled
with Dyspepsia to give it fair trial, and prove for
themselves its efficacy. 1t removes giddinsss from
the head, heaviness and burning from the breast and
stomach, and brought the digestive organs to the ma
tura state. ROBERT S. GAVETT,
No. Union street, Southwark.
03-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tall in Baltimore, either at the cor. of Franklin and
Green streets, at the ). w corner of west Balt!nore
and Green-sts ia3I
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EaNIIIS us NO GIVE NOTICE. That ,l., -snl

fHNh1S aS III III H NOIIGE, That the sub
H scrIber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore County, IN Maryland, letters of administer,
hon on the personal estate of PIERS0N BALDWIN
lae OF SAID county, decd. All persons having claims
against the said estate are hereby warned to exhibit
inc same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticat
co, 10 the subscriber, on before the Odd day OF
July, io42; thcy may otherwise, by law, he excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
to the said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment
Given under my hand, this Odd day of Janr, l345.
ie8-law4t' DAVID BALDWIN, Admir-
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WARD MEETINGS. II will be seen by re-
ference to advertisement in another column
that Mayor Davies recommends the holding of
ward meetings, to night, FOR the purpose of de-
vising means to aid the poor. The mayor has
done wisely, and We hope the citizens will
promptly respond to his re recommendation
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-08

WORTHY OF NoTIcE. The Georgetown
Advocate mentions an incident which occurred
in the early part of the present week, of sew
cral little boys who in skating upon Rock
Greek broke through the ice, two OF whom
would probably have persisted, had not young
gentleman ofthat town, Mr.. VIM. A. Waugh
perIlled his own life by plungug in to their res
cue Such an act deserves the thanks of the
community.
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~ The glorious tide of fortune still rolls in Nv
the tremendous run of good luck at M. DOYIE,s. !,
would appear that a that is necessary to secure for
the cash, either in gold, silver, or bank notes as pre-
fe,red by the holder NJ DOYLE'S Camtai Prize
Depot NO. l44 PRATT STREET, opposite the Railroad
Depot, next door To Bradshaw's United States HnteiI
is the place to get the following splendid capital przes
to be drawn this week. f P'
SATURDAY, capital $1,000 tickets 81 50, shares In
proportion Risk on a package of whole tickets only
25; on package IF halves GA; and on nackaee Of
quarters S7--may draw upwards of $4,000! NSwS
the time. Send your orders early.
liberal discount will be paid 10 oensops ,vb, mr.
chase by lhe package quantity
fof sac IN me greatest v.riety of lucky nunbegs
the package, single ticket or share All order, No
mail ca otherwise, addressed 20
VI. DOYLE, No. la Pratt street,
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n ELORIOGS CHANCE TO-DAY. The
IA Frederick Female Seminary Lottery draws to-
day-75 Nos and Is ballos-nearly 2 prizes to a
blank! Cap prize 81. Tickets So, quarters 62t cts,
eighths 81! cts. Apackage of whole tickets, Ger
tifcate, will sell for $50, halves Sl5, quarters ST.,
eghths SO 75 Apply early to Capital Prize Cor
ner, where can be had tickets and shares of tickets
in every variety, whether by the package or single
ticket. Drawn Nos. OF yesterdays Lottery,
"a 90 63 . 60 50 IL 10 81 is 26 Is 20
4. Il. TUCKER s. BROTHER
Ii Head of Centre, Market
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lcc-lHNft DAVID BALDWIN, Admir-
ANHO EVER HEARD OF SUCH LIJCK3
w EMORY & co. selling all the ptizes, Per
drawings Of class II, no less than three No prizes
sald-SlWO in Whole ticket, sold to a citizen; Nos
o24 81 one OF S46O; Nos Is "a S4a9, in a quarter;
of Sl0O, and Of smaller denomina tons There is no
mistake but Emory Co. are the lucky boys.
THIS DAY draws the Maryland Consolidated Lot
terry, class Nos ~ Nos. and Is drawn ballots,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
ptse Of S7,U00 prize OF $1,000
" i I,IOU & zoo 200 g.,
Whole tickets S24-shares in proportion
sk3- Risk on package Of quarters Al 50.
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated LOTTERY .Iass
Ia, drawn Feb. Lowest prize So
"a 60 63 3 60 80 ~ IS 81 li.sS Is 20
~ ORDERS meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s Co, No. 2 Calvert-st
II Baltimore, Maryland.
NHOUR THREE NUMBER PRIZES sold
- at sCHOOLFIELD & CO.'S yesterday. To Nos
5O prize OF $50, sent TO Water Street, Pa Nos DC
42 6o prize Of S75, sent to York, Pa. Nos 8 ~.
prize 500, sold in the city.
Nos. Md. Cons. LOTTERY, class II, drawn Feb'y 7
lowest prize "a, are
"a 8 50 60 60 50 AZ 10 81 Is % Is 70
tGP-Draws TODAY the brant scheme of Nd
Consolidated Lottery, class s. for F. F. Seminary
THE CAPITALS ARE:
pn2e 5000 prize of $1,000
l,lO0 &c eOO,ac.
Tickets 81 So; halves 25 quarters o. eishths Gle
In which Scheduled Co. will sell on certificate.
packages of % whole tickets for cnty $50 halves II
quarters ~ eIghths S3s. For the capitals, be sure
and call on the all fortunate
SCHOOLFIELD & co,
No. l Calvert street
FIrstofiee from Baltimore street.
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NNGERTONs' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
H. We are truly keeping up the fire. Yesterday
we again sold 10 the gentleman Ga Charleston Capt)
scheme the snug iitlleprze ofSI0OO, in whole tick
et This is what we call keeping up the fire, which
shall be increased by the addition of the $1,000 TO day
The drawn Nos. of yesterdays LOTTERY are,
"a so 63 3 90 50 d. rs 81 l6 % IS 70
Draws TO DAY, Md. Consolidated LOTTERY, Class
No. 5-75 Nos. Is ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME
prize Of $1,000 prize Of $1,000
1000 900
ll00 800 &c.
Tickets ;s2!.-siaris in proportion
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply mt
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
Corner South ST.. and Exchange Place; or
II Corner Commerce and Pratt st,esLs
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Incidents of Hon. Ezra Mech.

Mr.. Editor: was much pleased, reading in
the Statesman, Of last week, the concise remarks re-
specting Hon. Ezra Mech, GA Vermont Judge."-
Boarding with Mr. Mech two winters, in Washing
ton City, and thus being personally and particularly
acquainted with him, this sketch brought forciby to
my mind some incidents which occurred during the
winters Of 1919 and 1920.
recolIect Mr. Mech wore a Scotch plaid cloak,
both sides of the same kind of cloth, but Of differ
ent colors and checks, with an upright velvet collar,
ofdifrerent coors, with large cape, with differ
ent sides, as the cloak. His cloak and cape
made, that he could change sides when he pleased,
and the cloak would appear like another garment.
Judge Mech was very large. tall, well proper
toned man. six feet and four five inches in height,
and weighing two hundred aud fifty pounds, or more.
I remember we dned once with Hon. VIM. II. Craw
ford, Secretary of the Treasury, and Gen. Mcneil,
of New Hampshire, present He was six feet
and about six inches in height Looking round the
room, the Gen. observed, here gentlemen of suE
fcient height TO form fine company Of grenadiers;
and stepped to the middle Of the room, and said,
come, gentlemen, come on TO the line; when Mr.
Crawford stepped on, six feet and one half or more
then Hon. Nathaniel Upham, member of the House
from New Hampshire six feet and four or five inch
es; then the Vermont Judge,a member Of the House,
about the same height; then Hon. Mr. Lowndes,
member fthe House, from Virginia, six feet and
seven or eight inches in height, and think, Mr.
Ball from Virginia, and some others, to the number
of eight or ten, whose names do not now recolect
This was fine diversion for Mr. Crawford and Gen.
Mcneil.
Another anecdote he related to me himself respect
ing his uncommon strength. He once, when on a
Journey, put up at public house, when large
staggering fellow came in, and in the evening ban
tered any in the hotel to wrestle, and particularly
fixed his eye him. He excused himself and de-
cined but being pressed the harder he told the TEL
low he was too small match for him; who replied
small or great, can lay you upon your back on this
floor, in two minutes. They both rose; Mr. Mech
took the fellow by the collar, with his right hand,
and put the other into his pocket, and held him at
arms length, telling him to do what he could, quick.
He held him in this position as long as he pleased,
not suffering him to touch his body; then laid him
down upon the floor, holding him there till he asked
to get up; he then raised him from the floor, and gave
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lCJsSix dollars to be appropriated for premiums
on any other articles, to be awarded at the discre-
ton ofthe Committee, not exceeding 81 TO each
ticle.
No person is entitled to premium unless he be-
comes member of the Society before entering his
Farm FOR examination. or before nine o'clock of the
day ofthe Annual Fair
In where premiums awarded to Farms,
stock or other articles which received the premi
nm last year They shall be entitled only one half the
amount offered in the foregoing list, and the other
half shall be appropriated additional premium
for any other article OF tine same class
HENRY STEVENS, Chairman Of Executive Com.
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les belonging to convent and on being shown by a
priest two apparently very old skulls that Of a
child, the other seemingly of grown person, asked
to whom they belonged, when the priest replied,
'Tho larger one that Of st, Patrick, the smaller
one that of the same saint when a boy"
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gentleman travelling in Ireland short time
since. was DESTROYS of seeing Of the sanity rel
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Miscellaneous.

tEP We find the following in the N. H. States
man. The author take it be none other
than Ex- and Ex-United States Senator DA-
v1D LAWRENCE morrill,.
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4" Of sorts of Apples--2O of each.
peck Of new variety of Apples.

1EP Applicants for premium on Maple Sugar must
furnish written statement Of the whole process oil
making and clarifying the same.
On Shop and Household manufactures.
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ILj9ln awarding premiums on Sheep, reference
will be had to the quality and quantity of wool, and
a:OtO their size andquality for mutton.
On Spine.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-18
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

IN pursuance of law, l, john TYLER, President of
and make known, that PUBLIC SALE will be
held at the Land Office at NEWNANSvILLEi in
the TERRITORY OF FLORIDA, commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day of December next for the
disposal of the unspproprated vacant public lands
within the limits of the townships hereinafter desig-
mated, TO wit
South Of the Base line and East Of III. meridian
Townships twenty, twenty-one and twenty-five, Of
range eighteen.
The two easternmost tiers Of sections in township
6fteen the two easernmost tiers of sections and sec
tions twenytw twenty-seven and thrty-iour, in
township sixteen, the half of township seventeen,
and the east half of tow nshp eighteen, and the sec
tons tw enty-one, twenty and thirty-three, IN
the same township and all of townships nineteen and
twenty except the two westsrnmost tiers OF sections
in the former, of range nineteen.
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen Of ranges
twenty twenty and twenty-five.
Townships fifteen and twenty, of range twenty
three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks UNLESS
the lands disposed OF, and no longer; and
no private entries of lands in the townships offer
ed, will be admitted until after the expiration of the
two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this Oath day Of June, A. ID. 1874.
BY the President:
Tho. II. BLAZE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE.U. STATES

TN pursuance of law, l, john TYLER, President of
L. the United States of America, do hereby decla,e
and make known that PUBLIC SALES will be
held at the aforementioned Land Offices in the
STATE OF LOUISIANA, at The periods hereinaf
ter designated, to wit
At the Land Office at NATCHITOCuES, Com
meDcng on Monday, the sixteenth day of Deem
Der next, for the disposal of the unappropriated
cant public lands, to which "privatc claims' are
alleged, under existing laws, within the limits of the
aforementioned townships, viz:
North ofe 3la Degree Of Latitude and West ofthe Me
ridian.
Township seven Orange five.
Fractional township eleven on the south side of
Red river, of range nine.
Township twenty-three, of range fourteen
Al the Land Office at OUACHlTA, commencing
on Monday, the twenty-hrd day of December next,
for the disposal Of the unappropria,ed vacant public
lands, to which no "prvate claims" alleged, I'M
der existing laws, within the limits of the undermen-
toned townships, viz
North ofe 3la Degree Of Latitude and East of the Me.
ridian
Township fourteen, of range five.
Fractional township one, of range nine.
At the Land Office at OPELOUSAS, commenc-
ing on Monday the thir,etb day Of December next for
disposal of the unappropiaed vacant public lands to
which no "prvste claims" alleged under existing
laws, within the limits of the aforementioned town
ships and fractional townships, viz:
North ofD 3la Degree Of Latitude East ofihe yMeri-
dim Line and South Of Red Riper
Fractional township three Orange three.
Township one and fractional township three, Of
range four.
Fractional township four, Of ranges Eve and six.
South ofihe 3lH Degree Of Jaht,d. and IVES. Of tse Ne
r,darr
Townships seven and eight, ercep, section thiry-
on. in tn. latter, Of range eleven
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.

a N elegantly printed periodical of sixteen quarto
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ogether-competed arduous daily task Of com
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