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The New York herald., 1845-02-18
weekly Report Of Deaths

In the city and county Of New York day Feb
1915. to the 18th Of Feb ls45.
80 Men-53 Women-63 Boys-60 lC}irls-TotaI, ,2il.s
DISEASES.
Abcess 1; Apoplevy4 Bronchitis S. Cancer 1; Casualties
Il Cholera morbus 81 Collie 2 Consumption
49, Group III Congestion q brain Il Congestion Of lungs
q Debility, 5; Dropsv, 81 Dropsy in the head Dropsy
the chest, q Drowned Erysipslas :; Eruption i Fever,
phoid Heart, disease Of 81 Hopping cough. 81 Iu smma-
tion, 81 Inflammation of Brain, o. Inflammation Of chest
fammaton Of stomach q INFLAMMATION Of liver 81 lnempe
l. Palsy 4 Premature birth Q; Rupture OF womb scrofua
q Small poI g.; spue, Suicide 81 Testhng Il Ulceatoa
of throat, 2; Unknown, O.
AeEUndcr year Az to years 81; s. 3o to TO- g.;
10 to to 80 80 to to 2 40 So 49, SO to So SO to
"a, 5; 10 to co. s; 80 to 00 2 90 TO l00 o. unknown
ELI LEAVlTT, City Inspector
City Inspectors Once. Feb IS Iat5.
.2i Of which reported last week. and come in this
weeks's report.
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A THUNDER SToRM.-Saturday opened with al
the promises of general thaw, and before noon,
the mixture ofhaf water half snow which numbered the
streets proved that the sleghing had departed fog
hung in misty dnseness over the CITY, and added to the
general discomfort but at night there resl down.
pour OF rein, and and then there the
accomplishments Of thunder and lightning The water
came in perfect torrents for hours and yeser
day morning the streets nearly clear OF snow and
cleanly.-Ph,L Gag, Feb IL.
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Married.

On Thursdsy, 18th inst. by the Rev Dr. Chas C. Pise
OF ST. Peters Church, Mr. LIMBURcER, to Miss MARY
T. w. BRYAN, both of this city.
On Tuesday, llth inst at East Br0oky by the Rev
Jonathan Greenleaf, DR.. JAMES H HurcHrNs to Miss
anna MARIA, daughter Of the late DR.. VIM Boyle, of
Baskngridge, NJ.
On Monday, nth inst at 81. Bartholomew's Church. by
the Rev Mr.. Balch Mr. THoMAs LEGoErT of this city
TO Miss SARAH NJ HUGoINs, Of New Haven, Conn.
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Died,

On Monday, l7ih inst suddenly, GoNzALo ALpAMA Esq
q native CT Havana, aged %
His funeral will take place this afternoon at 81 o'clock
precisely from his late residence t8 Barclay street His
friends and those OF Leonardo s. Luarez and John La
sala are particularly requested to attend without further
invitation
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STATE OF NEW YoRK,
HEAD QUARTERS, ALBANY, Feb. 4th, l845.
General (Drnera

The troops recently detailed for service the city of Hudson
having returned home General Orders the Com
IN Chief hereby his appreciation Of their
Snt their ihfuness in dschargng the duty devolng upon
them while in service.
m case here all have performed their duty, would be
yldogs TO make distinction Officers and soldiers have
Quoted calculated elicit the strongest
dations BY order Of the Commander m Chief
A. &. NIVEN, Adjutant General.
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NO Change in the Weather WIN m.teriaJ

ly affect the body if the blod pure Every Individual even
IN. most diseased has within him that og.
nal blood Of mother Eve; which germ or
pure blood the supporter Of life and in sug
gle TO throw off the heterogeneous corrupt humors which
The Of disease the Individual BY puging the body of
this diseased individual Of its bad homoIs you alloy the
OF cure bio o gain ground and ma Ike blood Of better
quality and so progressively till the whole
trd Tor TIE good principal good blood always stv
all VINO ;h TO be Of fine healthy habit who wish TO have
woout injury the continual changes Of this climate; who de-
81 70 ave healthy children the Brandeh Pills, which
san , do,e G -, n eos to The state Of hsh enjoyed
astns MS within the reach of all health end long life
soid y VI brandrth's Principal Office No. al Broad
mces al Hudson and 27i Bowery, N. H.,
and at Mrs. Booths, Market st, Brooklyn.
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Foreign Markets.

TRINIDAD DE CUBA, Jan. ~ There is but very small
crop-not more than half two thirds the usual
amount-in consequence Of which reights are dull One
vessel has been taken for New York 50 per hhd
ITO gals No prospect of improvement Moasses is
coming in briskly
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ily come and almost every person with
less troubled Shsrman's Cough Lozenge convenient ar
ce to carry the pocket and be taken through the
without any interruption from business and they make quick
work the most severe cough cold yielding them twenty
our thirty hours broken night tedious
cough Try shsrmans Cough Lezsnges H,yc you pain
ers and our word for it, you will find quicker relief
never fail to cure.
Dr. shemans warehouse o6 Nassau street. Agents-227
Hudson streets 1883 Bowery n East Broadway; ITO and
broadway l39 Fulton Brookyn street Boston;
ana Zrber Co., No. Ledger Buildings, Phadephia.
Daliey's Pain Extractor at haIf-price, at
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

7 ASplendld Caso OF Valentines, This Day re-
csved-STRONG, 90 Nassau this morning gers from
,ses whsh hs o sapscsd to have RECEIVED before h They
deiciou. pick from uncued lot Now the time 10
beautiful answers both who not vet done the
and view this magnificent lot. - " ~ of
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PassenUers Arrived

CURAcoA-Barque Hecla-Henry Richards lady, child
and nurse of Poughkeepse.
PoKr Au PRIScE-Schr Lyra-Mr Taylor
BELIzE-schr Julia u Martha-Nr Smith
MoBLE-Barque Ann Welsh--Mr and Master Johnson.
SAvANNAH-Brig New Jesey-Mrs aud Miss Shelley Mssss
Josephs, Deltsn, skelley, Trumbull and Allen
Passengers Sailed.
NEw ORLEArs-Barque 4 Ring--John Rns and lady. Mrs
Latham, j Moore.
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Packets to Arrive.
SHIN Masters nn0 arrn.s

snip Masters Ansi hgenaa.
we shall sstsem favor If Captains of Vessels will; siy
z n hSbgEr Sysy ,nt Captain Of our New. Boots
spoken on their list Of their cargo nny ore,g
esipas ~ os news hey may have s will board them
q abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office ali
aon OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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Ls
Superior Court.
Refnre Judra Yandsrnn,

Before Judge VandsrpoeI. g.
Feb. 7-Fagap et Beeke,man.-A action to recover
sos on biil OF goods sold in Connecticut The defence
put IN was that they were paid tor Verdict this fore
ri
The Court proceeded to hear motions, and adjourned
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Medical Notice.--Ths Advertlseme ents OF the
New York College q Medicine and Pharmacy established m
hereafter appear the fourth rag and last column al vi,
rarcr. w. g. RlCHAHDSON NJ n uanr
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College Nassau sirss
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u. 3. District Court.

Before Judge Belts.
FEB United States Sir Cases of Bombdzine. Ar
action 70 recover the above goods alleged have beer
forfeited for violation of the laws Henriqun,
Claimant. Adjourned over.
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epot the sale OF his celebrated Magical Pain
b,ny ,aS aiton street sua Doidng New York. nsesd
the genuine can BE- procured At Wholesale where or
are abroad aud observe that the not
pIinea signature OF r. Daley the wrapper of ever,
used at the peril of life, - ~ my We
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England and more recently to Texas permits his
name e e & esTrsd TO- and declare. public ths Hays Ln
Tor piles ever discovered He does this the beae OF the
tormsnted as well as the propreto IL be remembered
tha only sold by Comsock Co.. 81 Courtland street.
and ls9 Fulton street Booklyn: fremont Row Boston,
Poydra street. New Orleans; GO Second street ST. Louis
North Fifth street, Philadelphia. ' - s'
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All ELfin1elpnsA subscrSptsons 60 the
hntip mnst be paid to the agents, Ziebcr CO.. Ledger
sudnVs Third street, Chestnut, where single copies
may also be obtained daily at o'clock
an the pew and cheap Publications for sale their
tshshment, wholesale aud retail.
hg With the txcslen of QUE psper the "HeralJ' is rad
~ mnch' pshap IN Phsd.ph., any Iaref pubiished
that CITY, ahordng valuable medium advertisers Adyx
tremnts handed 20 the agents half past o'clock will, an.
itaf IN u@ Hefaiu hsM DAY n4 ly
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DnHey,s Magical Pain Extractor at his only
Agency 81 Walker street, frat store FROM Broadway
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PuILADELrHrA, Feb 17--Ari Pearl, Ryder. Boston.
B.LTIMoRr, Feb 6Ar Archibald Grseis. Rice saysnn'
la Mar; Baltic Apy Paemo Oceanus Smith. New leans
Chickasaw, kendrck Boston; Maria Atwe st Augustine
Zepoba, Shanks Charles Cid 18th, Nancy w Stevens
Stevens NOen,; VIM Allen, Spauldug st Thomas; Nichi
gan Terry, NYork.
NORFOLK Fen l4-Ar Frances Gardner, and King, Cook
Newport; Annab.lis Pears, NYork via whe
she has been ssho,e; Balance Frost Boston Below Meridian
Whe Richmond for Boston, Arcade Tarlton, do for New
borypn Palestine Green do for New York; An Eagle, Lom
bard savannah o PHILADELPHIA lost bales cotton by fire
Mary Jane Powell hence 18th for NYork put back
bead winds CID Joseph Hragdon, and Ja, Helen Ames
bury West Indies Sid Hoenss Jones' Boston. Arr 18th
Rienzi Clark Richmond for New Orlssns KemIton, Os
borne and Leroy, Bedel New York Hauist, Dunnng New
Grsndei Abo Eooks and Gallant Mary. Evans all for Balti
more; VIM w Wyer, Baker, Richmond for Boston.
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FOreian ImpOrtatuons.

MARsImLEs-Ship Corioanus4e bales Lawrence Phelps
lSS ton. sulphur HARMONY, Neps co.'s pkgs Dordl bx
cks bales 90 bss Cacssonne Gomezs bales 6o3 by 100
oass Draper Devn-220 boxs bbls Henques-20 bales
co.. sks BIustein Koop co-3 pkgs Reiss Erers
coIs pxs 62 bags Dutith Gouuery2 trunks bxs Roche
plonep co-6ck Paimeri 26 hales Behamp6 cks box
pave breithampt- SO bales Franciat5 bxs baskets u
DO NbSs Gait Aston 900 boxs 2i bales Mi.
cks 20 bales ac0haskets boxes, 10 order.
81 DOMINGO Cfryschr Charleston 1889 crochs mahoga.
ny 2s cannon logs do 10 bbis Aymar COO crochs
mahogany L Wiiliams-i6 do 500 oranges ID White.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

sands, BristOrs and Comstoclx's Extract
OF SaraparilIa, sold at q Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-18

The Indian Vegetable EIlxir and Llniment
from 81 Courtandt warranted cure any case of
Kheamatism. Ii gives immediate relief strengthens weak
limbs. "eaA
The New York herald., 1845-02-18
Relief for Deaf Persons -The num.r.us

estm nies lily receiving Of the efficacy of Dr. Nc
Acoustic OIL curing Deafness renders II yorbv of
the notice Of all who afflicted Sold al 81 Courtlandt
street. Price 81 per flask. 's
The New York herald., 1845-02-18
MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steamships.
~, Stea1.ers LeGre Lip'i. D1i .4mea. Leave .an.e
Hiberna, Ryne. Feb. -. Feb. 10. ........ Mar
Cambria, Judkins. Mar .. Mar. is. ....... April
q. Western Matthews. Mar. 20 April April
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Oriental Water OF GOid.-A New and De.
hshu reIfnms This superb and fsshioaabs article the
toilet emneny beautyirg lotion. The beauty Of ia
appearance ine fragrance and utility admitted by ali who
have used 1t. At 81 Couitlandt street.
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A New Discovery, bv which ali stoves :

or prae, may be Kept jet black with beautiful polish
IS coach body by application year. hout dis
aErseaoe smell THIS varnish is entire nyenon aud
surprises az delights all who it, Specimens Of aud
Fps IN use be ~ Courandt street, where the
iish may be had AZ the cost Of IS cents per bottle
The New York herald., 1845-02-18
Common Pleas.
General Sessions.

FEB. l7-No jury being ready, this court I'D.
journed over to this forenoon.
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OOmeatlc Imn0rfnflnna.

Ohsfsssssmsh,p Je.soIe tbef9Te reported Az bales
Young9Q bbls Chastersn Ponyert-23a Howes Godfrey
loo IL White-li1 Work Drake-Ie6 bbs Sage suydan
Co.'s 80 hhda Leland97 Parish co-23 bajes MOORE
egget-ss kegs "a bbls Met DON Shey snisl MerY,ck
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Charleston, 8. c. CoAsT GUARD.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

- STEAM PoWER-Rooms 70 JET With steam Power
e:lX fls 2wrc aand 81 Gold sfIeef
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ng-LAMP MATS, BRUSHES, Sc. cheap, from
New York auctons) Oil cloth, Lamp Mats 6. cents
each Crumb Brushes 81! and 81; all other kinds of
Brushes i'll varieties; Toilet Combs do; Powder and
Pufs; fine Soaps, Extracts, &C. Also, Jet Breas,pns
81, 10 and l2s; do Hair Pins and l2t each; ladies
Elastic with clasps 6. cts pair; silk Purses, Pocket
Books, gilt and steel Beads and Buges in varieties;
Tea and Table Spoons 2j and 37a cts set; Revolving
Casters rs cts; Scissors 10 and 1914 cts Snuff Lamp
Shears, a new article, just received; Work Boxes,
Accordeons and varieties Of new style Goods recev-
ed almost daily. One of the firm being located in
New York to attend sales, &C., run eff at low
prices for cash and no abatement.
;3- Right on the corner of Market and Charles
ja30-3t" MORTIMER l. MOWBRAY.
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-.MEtary-FIremehs 1t will be seen
by reference to advertisements in another CO.
lumn, that two Balls are announced for to-
night. The Eagle Artillery Company give
grand Military and Civic Ball. in the saloon
of their new armory, on which occasion they
will be honored with the presence of Gov. Pratt
and silt. The proceeds are to be appropriated
to the payment of the debt incurred i'll the
erection of the building, and we hope this an
cient and excellent corps may be favored by
ry thing will be done to render the occasion
highly agreeable.
The Howard Fire Company hold their
Third Anniversary Ball, at the hall, corner of
Hanover and Lombard streets. From the ar
rangements being made, this Ball will doubt
less prove croditablc to this efficient Company.
Gov. Pratt and suite, and Mayor Davies, have
been invited and are expected to be present. Oh.
l.. Spies will direct the dancing, and from the
gentlemen named to attend to the other mat
tiers, all viii! be first rate.
PUTNAM, AT TIE hbSI-Sl' hEAlhE.-
This splendid American drama, which has
been in active preparation for so long time,
will have its first represent alton in Baltimore
tonight, as originally payed in New York and
Philadelphia. Mr. Burton has gone to great
expense in getting up this piece, and we trust
that the receipts at the box-ofiico will compon-
safe him for his trouble and expense. We an
ticipatc that putnam" will have an unprece-
dented run.
WAsnMGroN MusEUM. 1t will be seen by
the advertisement that this place of amusement
will reopen this evening.
A New Work We arc glad to see it an
nounccd, that the MesSrs. Harper, OF New
York, have in preparation the Conquest of
Peru" 10y William II. Prescott, author of the
Conquest of Mexico" SC. Should the forth
coming work equal in interest those which
preceded it from the same author, it will have
Justly held in high estimation.
LEcTuRR The lectures in the English Lu-
theran church, Lexington ST., will be continued
this evening. The Rev. VIM. II. Smith will
deliver the lecture. Subject: "The present age:
its condition and responsibility"
DELIBERATE MURDER. Two negroes got in
to a quarrel near Haddonfied, N. j., Oh Thurs
day last, and after being separated for awhile,
one of them returned with a gun and deber-
ateIy shot his antagonist dead. lie was ar
rested.
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g5- DRY FEET. If you would have warm feet.
use on your boots and shoes the Oil of Tannin. Ii
will render the leather perfectly water proof and
double the wear. 81 CORTLAND street.
OIL OF TANNIN. A composition lately discov
cred for preserving all kinds of Leather, keeping
boots Shoes carriage tops &C., water proof, at No.
North Fifth street and corner Hanover and Baltimore
streets, Baltimore. 1t
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I}-LEC CT U IL f. The ''LAFAYETTE LY-
CEUM takes pleasure in announcing to the public,
that they have secured the services of that distin-
gushed Divine, the Rev. GEORGE w. BuRsAr, Of this
city, who will deliver Lecture at Calvert Hall oil
WEDNESDAY, the 5th February next. subject-'A
comparison of the three great cotemporaneous Bri-
fish Orators and Statesmen, BURKE, FOX PITT,
with CALHOUN, CLAY and WEBSTER, of the
American Senate. Tickets % cents; two tickets, adj
hitting gentleman aud two ladies-whch can be
obtained at the principal Bookstores and from the
members of the Lyceum a30snW4tt
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R5- POPULAR LECTURES The next Lecture
of the course in the English Lutheran Church, Lex
ington street, will be delivered THIS (Monday) EVE
MING, Sd inst, at Il o'clock by the Rev. WILLIAM
II. SMITH. Subieci-''The present a2e-its condition
and responsibility" Course tickets for the remainder
Of the season. SO cents for gentlcman 25 cents for
lady; single lecture % cents. II
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{cg- PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. The quar-
terry meeting of the Patapsco Fire Company will be
held at their Hall on MONDAY EVENING, Sd inst,
at z O'Clock. As the Constitution will then be
submitted for final action, it is earnestly requested
that every member will be punctua in his attend
ance. BY order,
fel-2t HENRY Nj. MlLNOR, Sec'y.
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EONCERT. A CONCERT OF SACRED MU-
~ SIC will be given on THURSDAY EVENING,
Feb 9Th, in the MONUMENT-ST. CHURCH, by the
CHOIR OF that Church, the proceeds of which are to
he applied to the purchase of New Library for the
usn OF Sabbath School No, ! of North Baltimore
Station
TICKETS Is CENTS. To he had at I. P. Cooks
Bookstores S. Kinds, Gays Bridge, and at the door
on the evening of the Concert. fe:1-3t.
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MARINE LlST-PORT or BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARYa ., lo45.
FROM THE ExcHAvcE REApISG-Roos BOOKS.

CLEARED,
Barquc L0retto, FIJI "j.uiGaa, New Orleans, w.
Rhoads
Big Constitution, LauSerman, I.aguayra and Porto
Cabvllo, f. w. Bruno X Sons.
Schr Maria, Buckln kewbern, N. C. master
Scbr Ann, LatOurete, New York, |. Mankin.
Schr Bad Runner, hlesservey, savannah, N Garland
SAILED, this morning Bargues Lorclto Fish Bick-
man, for New Orleans; Lawrence Hamilton, Boston
ARRIVED,
Brig Mary StantOs, Bearse, days from Boston, as
sorted cargo to Thos. Whtfidge & Co.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing,
MEMORANDA.
Brig Eveline, Walter, hence at Norfolk list inst.
-Four OF the crew of the brig Phoenix, wrecked off
Jamaica, arrived at Mobile 22d ultimO, in the barQuc
Home, of this port,
Brig Oceanus, Smith for Baltimore, cleared at New
Orleans 22d ut.
Brig Chickasaw, Kendrick, for Baltimore, cleared
Boston y TN ult.
Schr Queen, Bray, hence, via Norfolk, arrived at
Providence Both ult.
5ehr Liberty, Best, hence at Bath 25th Wit.
Schr William, Parsons, from Baltimore, arrived at
Portland 29th ult.
Schr North Star, Winsl0w from Baltimore for Bath,
arrived ut Gloucester 25th ult.
Schr Alexander NJ, Caswell, for Baltimore, sailed
from Fall River 25th ut.
Schr f. A. Stevens, Briggs, from Baltimore, arrived
at New York Both ult.
Arrivals at the port of Baltimore during the month
of January, ls45:
Ships, Barques. Brig'. Schr,,
From foreign ports, 5
Coastwise, 8 II Go
Total 70 30 70
Whole number lll-of these, l07 were American,
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~ .gbOaD no noL "A iss An. AND $4,000
sides 20 prizes of Sl000-l4 drawn ballots Tnkets
s.. Our file on the returns Of the celebrated "S mall
Fry'' of Saturday last crowded with the prizes
sold and redee med on that day-our patrons met with
the saturday before. $1,000 we sold TO a lady q. a
package of Grs; $4,000 in whole ticket, we sent to
Annapolis again; $500 we sent to Pittsburg 500 to
Hancock, Washington county; and of 500 to var-
Gus citizens, besides many smaller prizes Our pre-
dicti m as those may remember who saw our adyer-
tisement, was thus amply fulfilled
Drawn numbers of Saturdays Lottery arc,
81 AZ IL Is 50 % % 81 70 3 81
T. T. TUCKER & BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market
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{f7- NEW MARKET FIRE COMPANY. A quar-
terly meeting will be held on THIS Monday EVE
MING, at O'clock BY order,
1t GRl JOHN II. FALCONER, Sec'y
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PHILADELPHIA, January l7th.

FIIILADELPHIl, JHHuaTy fIH'
Mr.. John Ccntreil-I have taken some of your Pow
deIs, and they the only remedy have ever found
10 relieve me from that tIeacherous dsease-DfS-
PERSIA. have tried almost every lhng-Homeo.
pathic, Thomsonian, Botanic, Sc, 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 giddness from
the head, h, avness and burning from the breast and
stomach, and brought the digestive organs TO the ma
tura state ROBERT S. GAVETT,
No Union street, Southwark.
(G5-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re,
tall in Baltimore, either at the cor. OF Franklin and
Green streets, at the ). w of west Baltimore
and Green SITS jail
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o. Tho members OF the Washington Hose Company
are requested to attend quarterly meeting on THIS
(Monday) EVENING, Feb Sd, at O'Clock.
II" By order, A. ). GEORGE, Sec'y.
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SAILING DAYS OF THE STEAM SHIPS.
TRsa LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA.
Hibernia, Feb. 4. Mar. /
A L. m A N A C.


On the 7th ut. by the Rev. Josiah Warden, RICHARD
H. HURT 10 Miss CAROLINE G. Ere, both Of this city,
Louisville papers please c"py.l
On the ;Olh ulme, by the REV. r. J. Breckenridge
JOns y. HAYES To Miss ELl4ABETH HOWARD, eldest
daughter of Robert Howard, Esq, all of this city.
On the 29lh ult by the Rev. Mr.. French, Isaac
HENRY NEwros to Mss MANY v HAIL. both of this
city.
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SHALL THE PRIESTS MARRY? movement
has been commenced among some learned men
of the Roman Catholic Church in Germany,
having for its object the repeal of the law of
the Church which denies to priests the right
of marriage.
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LETTER EAGs up rHB EXCHANGE READING Rooms
For Bremen-Ship Albert, 10Th Feb.
For Kingston, Jam.-Bng WIN. Price, 5000.
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IRISH LINEN AND LINEN GOOOS.
Id NcELDOWNEY d co. have received
HNs per late arrivals, direct from the marufactur-
ers in Ireland complete assortment of IRISH LIN
EN-, made expressly to their own order.
Also, "a, l0.4 and IL LINEN SHEETiNG Sd
and Ga Pillow Case LINENS; super double Satin
Damask TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS; Hucka-
back, Birds EYE and Russia DIAPER.
563- Housekcepers and others, Wishing superior
Goods, would do well to call and examine for them
selves, both quality and price, before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the No.
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
fe3 between Calvert and Light.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-03
GREEN STREET DISPENSARY,
BREASTPlNS, BRACELETS, Sc.
UDINK RED TOPAZ AMETHIES-V. G,

WDINk RED TOPAZ AMETIIEST set
n handsomely in gold, Ladies' whe want hand
some BREASTPlN or BRACELEr, at a very low
price, will please call on g. u. CLARK, Water-st..
second door from Calvert. where general assortment
OF WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
offered for sale. CO. Old Gold and Silver taken
ta exchange ia3
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-03
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DIED,
On Thursday evening" 3Olh ult. in the i2nd year of
her age, RssEcCA How, wife of Alexander Mil
lar, OF this city, and youngest daughter of the late
Randolph h. Latimer.