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procure leather THAI viii break, takes gIeat plea
sure III Informing citizens and strangers that he has at
last accomplished his desire, having his command
assortment of Caif skins that will wear equal 10
any French leather that can be prGduCgd MS
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOT FACTORY.

would return thanks to his friends and customers ft
their kind patronage and would ask continuance {
the same.
N. b. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apis y SAMUEL Buckley,
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N. h. Remember the No., 3s, Us the genuine a, ii
cteS are for sale at no other place in Baltimore. al2
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FoRGING NATURALIZATION PAPERS. They
seemed determined, if possible, to defeat May
or Harper of New York, aud hence the foreign
ers have commenced the old game of forging
naturalization papers One of these gentry,
named Henry Stafans, was arrested in that
city on Friday, for forging certificate of ma
turaizlton, and held to bail for trial in the
sum of $1,000. Here's Il chance for certain
anti-American editors to shed their crocodile
tears over "poor prosecuted foreigner" whose
''rights and liberties" have thus been crushed
lust on the eve of the election.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

.9ggrapated Assault. At the fire on Friday
afternoon in TIillen street, an assault of the
most aggravated character was committed upon
the person of Barney Toner, by two brothers,
John and Joseph Elliott. They had an exam
inaton on Saturday afternoon at the police of
flee, before Justice Schaefler, and 1t was stated
in evidence that while MIR. Toner was quietly
standing at the corner of Exeter and Hillen
streets, John Elliott came up and deliberately
struck him upon the forehead with large
stone Which he had in his hand, telling him to
the ground, and while thus PROSTATE and bleed
ing, Joseph Elliott kicked him in the face
Mr.. Toner is very seriously hurt, having a
large wound upon the centre OF the forehead,
which will probably disfgure him for life, The
Justice held each Of the parties to bail in the
sum OF $500 to appear at the Saturday Court
Breaking the Windows ola Church. The new
Episcopal Church, IN Bank-st. near Bond, has
suffered severely in the last week by having its
windows broken by party of mischievous
boys, who have been amusing themselves by
throwing stones at the building. The pastor
Of the Church, the Rev. Mr.. Leakin, we arc
pleased to learn, has taken the proper steps to
have arrested all persons who shall so offend in
future.
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amgectcau 3sepuolscau,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL I, ls45,

ONE TERM. Some editors are endoayorlng
80 pay court to President Polk, by insisting
that he shall be a candidate for a second term.
They expect to recommend themselves to his
favorable consideration by endeavorng to in
ducc him to violate the pledge which he yolun-
tariy made TO the nation. We were pleased
10 sec the idea of Mr. Folks becoming can
ddate for reelection denounced i'll the Nash
vile paper which is supposed to express his
sentiments. We believe that MIR. Polk will
adhere to the promise which he las publicly
made, and set the example of a President vo-
UNFAIRLY retiring at the expiration OF his term
of four years. 1t will rebound TO his credit,
and be of immense importance to the country,
as the example thus set will no doubt have to
be followed by his successors-and thus in
trigue and corruption will cease to control
the affairs Of government.
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CLEARED.

!
! Brig L. d. Wolfe, Hall, st. Thomas w. Rhoads.
bfIg consultation, alderman, Laguayra and Porto
Cabello, +. W. Bruno Sons
schr A. F.. Myrick, Cathcart, New York, Rose,
Merrill & Dodge.
Schr Independence, Geglar, Norfolk and Richmond,
ThOs Hooper.
Schr Emma, Cole, New York, l. Mankin
Sehr II. e. Mitchell, Kruse, Charleston, Thomas p
Williams.
schr Mary l.. Johnson, Howatt, rappahannock,
sehr Maria, BuckIn, Newbern, N. c., Jas. Corner
& Sons.
Schr Susan, Thomas, York River, Va, master.
Schr Sally Ann, Phillips, Fredericksburg, master.
ARRIVED,
b. brig Victoria, Hudson, days from Nassau, N.
L. ballast to +. II. Montcll.
Brig Gen. Pinckney, Hobbs, DAYS from Charleston
cotton, rice and lumber, 10 John X. Randall.
Schr Roe, Dodge, days from New York, assorted
cargo, to L. Mankn.
Schr f. A. Stevens. Briggs, 4 DAYS from New York
assorted cargo, 10 J. w. Brown
schr Aid, stoddard, 6days from Charleston lumber
to the master.
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes from Philadelphia,
mdse. to John w. Brown.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing
Seam-packet Georgia, Coffey, from Norfolk. Saw
no thing.
MEMORANDA
Ship Garsnne, Myers went to sea Alb inst bound
to Havre, from james River.
snip Merchant, Murphy, of Baltimore, from Ma
mia, unc; barquc Pioneer Clark of do for N. York,
in few days; and brig Lady Adams Hale, of do. uHc.
were left at Whampoa 18th Jan.
Ship VIM. Penn, Coleman, for Baltimore, cleared
at Mobile 2eh ult.
Barque Archibald Oracle, Rice, and brig Baltic,
Arcy, from Baltimore, at Barbados 10Th March.
Barqne Active, Foxwel, for Rio de Janeiro went
to sea from Hampton Roads Thursday morning.
Briggs Home, Crowell, hence at Boston Sd inst; and
Dover, Percval, do. do 9TH.
Brig Janet, Buck, of Baltimore, from Liverpool for
MonteVdeo, was spoken 2fth eb. lat l6 $. lon 80 90
Brig Orleans, Long, D days from Baltimore for the
West lndes was spoken the 27t ult. lat 81 30 N.
lon g. 30.
Brig Victorine, Davis, from Baltimore, arrived at N.
Orleans 18th ut.
Schfs Chesapeake, Post, arrived at New York 4th
inst; aid Milsent, Cole, cleared at do. for Bait 4h
chr Bunker Hill, Marson, hence at Bath a6lh ult
Schr Empire, Lawson, for Baltimore, went to sea
I'd inst from Charleston
Schr Waterman, Winslow, for Baltimore was 10
sail from Nassau, N. P. Sd inst.
Schr Alicia Walter, from Baltimore, arrived at Bar
BADGES about nh u
sehr Robert Mills, Darling, from Baltimore arrived
at Savannah LIST inst.
schr PataPsco Conner, from Castine for Baltimore,
was at Gloucester Both ult
schnr Mary, Rowland, for Baltimore, sailed from
Providence I'd inst.
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PuBlIc OFFICERS. Heretofore officers Of
the general government have apparently con-
sdered it to be part Of their duty to be strong
partizans and ecctioneerers in all political con-
tests, even to the municipal elections; but we
shall be greatly mistaken if they be not con-
fined, in future, to the discharge of their legi-
innate duties, by order of the President We
observe that, in New York, custom-house Of
fcer having accepted nomination for alder
man, was removed from Office by the collector
it being considered improper that officers in
the custom house should become candidates at
popular elections. "Besdes," says the collec-
tor, ''the neglect Of official duty to which it
could not fail to lead, it was calculated to pro-
duce imputations upon this department of i'm
properly meddling with the elections" We
hope that the President will instruct all public
officers on this subject, so that they will attend
to the duties for which they are paid, and let
the people vote for themselves without dicta-
ton.
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ELEcTlos IN New YORK. The election for
Mayor and other corporation officers of the
city of New York, will take place Tomorrow,
and will be most zealously conducted by the
several parties. 1t is triangular fight, the
American Republicans, wings and democrats
each having their candidates in the field. If
public services are permitted to influence the
vote to be given, the present Mayor, James
Harper, will be reelected by large majority
but, in party matters, merit is not always
considered, and Mr. Harper may, therefore, be
defeated. Should such be the result, however
partizans may rejoice, the taxpayers Of New
York will have cause to lament.
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ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. 1t will be seen by
the announcement in another column that these
superior and much admired vocalsts will re-
main with us another week, to give to those of
our citizens an opportunity of seeing them, who
were prevented doing so by the crowds of last
week. Their first concert Of this week will
take place tonight at the saloon of the Assem-
bly, rooms, and as usual there will be throng-
ed ard delighted audience.
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Concert There will doubtless be large
assemblage this erening at Calvert Hall, tc
greet the Misses Sloman, whose last concert
the present is announced to be. They have
during this, their first visit here, won ever
golden opinions" from the musical commune
ty; and extolted the highest encomlums from
professors of the gentle science" The War
wickshre sheep-stealer beautifully express our
own idea of music when he makes the fair
Jewess say,
81 am never merry when hear sweet musc;"
for whilst listening to the magnilicently grand
and swelling sounds that the Harp gives forth,
struck by a master hand or drinking the low
and plaintive echoes that skill and refined taste
alone can elicit from it,, there steals on the mind
and senses emotions of keen enjoyment, but of
a .ubdued and somewhat saddened character:
until we listened to the execution of Miss f.
Sloman on the Harp, we had but slight idea
of the capacity of the instrument. The pro-
gramne of the entertainment embraces some
delightful selections, calculated to afford Miss
A. Soman an opportunity of displaying her
mastery efforts on the Piano. MIR. Sloman
himself repeating his bu0o song, winch is ex-
ceedngly comic, and a most life-ike portrait
ture of the exaggerations Of a majority of for
eign Notwithstanding but its length prevent
ed an encore ON former occasions.
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LECTURE ON GEOLOGY. The third lecture
of the popular course on Geology, by the Rev.
DR.. Morris, will be delivered this evening, in
the Lutheran church, Lexington street. Those
lectures deserve to be well attended
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MUSEUM The patrons of this fashionable
place of amusement are nightly delighted with
the varied and excellent entertainments. MIR.
Peal, is uDtirng in his efforts to please, and
offers much attraction this evening.
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PUBLICATIONS. FIom Messrs. Armstrong &
Berry we have received copy of the "Poems
ofFitz Green Halleck," neatly and handsome
ly bound. Also, Nos. is and 46 of Harper's
Illuminated Shakespeare, and part V. of the
Dictionary of Practical Medicine.
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DAILY EVENING TRAVELLER. The Boston
Traveller has appeared as daily afternoon pa
per, under the above title. 1t is an exceedingly
handsome sheet, and is conducted with great
ability. We wish it every success.
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o. RHEUMATIC PAINS can now be aIleviated
and the disease ERADlCATED, by the means pre-
scribed by DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS. Visit hi.
Laboratory, 30 EAST BALTIMORE STREET, fifth
door East of Front street, where sold all of hi.
Vegetable Medicines The best series of Remedies cue,
offered TO the public. They are solely his own compo
sItIon and be procured nowhere else in Batim ore
than at his Laboratory The following form part Of
the series, viz:
Tonic Vegetable Bitters, 25 cents a bottle.
Indian Vegetable Purifying Blood Pills, % cts. box
Vegetable Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents bottle.
Vegetable Ami Bilious Pills, % cents box
Vegetable Cholera Specific, % cents bottle.
New Emetic Preparation, l2J cents vial.
Pedeuvium, or Foot Bath, l2d cents package.
Vegetable Cough syrup, for The cure Of Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, &c, 81. cts. n bottle
New Remedy Tor Group, l24 cents vial
Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, a PR cious
article for mothers and infants. 50 cts. a bottle.
Rheumatic Liniment and Emhrocation, the best pre-
paratou ever made-Sl.t0.
Sovereign Remedy for PeS-S2.0D.
Dysentery Cordial, so cents a bottle.
REMEMBER, that no harm can possibly result from
the of any medicine sold at this Laboratory while
the good results OF all DR.. Williams Remedies are
atested by the evidence of vast number of persons
who have been benefited thereby apo 81
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03-AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Convention will meet THIS (MONDAY) EVE
MING, uh lust, at O'Clock, at Union Hall, corner
OF Baltimore street and Tripoeu's alley, 1t is i'm
portan that every delegate attend tis meeting, i'm
portant business will he transacted. The ADDRESS
viii also be ready for distribution. by order of
1t THE SECRETARY.
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SALE OF THE MADIsoNIA We understand
that Mr.. Jno. B. Jones has disposed of the Madi-
sonan establishment to Jesse L. Dow, ESQ.,,
door-k keeper of the late House Of Representa-
tves, under whose control it will appear this
afternoon. Mr. Jones intends devoting histim
hereafter to mercantile pursuits, in Philadel-
pbia
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GREAT Mass MEETING. The American Re-
pubcans of New York had tremendous meet,
ing in the Park on Friday evening. 1t is esti-
mated that o5, 900 people were present.
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EGYPT1AN SALOON, odd FeIlo,o's Hali-Fcrst
appearance Of Nh. E. S. Conner. This talented
young American tragedan, who has been en-
gagged for few nights, will make his first ap-
pcarance this evening, IN his favorite character
of Othello, in Shakspeare's celebrated tragedy
of that name. Tho other characters of the
piece will be well sustained by Messrs. Parker,
Forrest, Mcdonnell, sc. The entertainments
of the evening will conclude with the excellent
farce Of the 'Young Widow"
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Gl5- "sTATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS -
This rs pamphlet of upwards of 50 pages written
ny eI Governor Thomas, of Maryland, ia relation to
his domestic affairs, in which the conduct of Gov
Mcdowell, Of Va and his family, together with Col
Benton, and other dignharies, is severely arragned
and all matters in relation to his marriage and iss
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
menlea on with force and vigor. 1t be had this
nIlicn-nrirn
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RREss ANNs only l2s cts. A lot of Lawns
Just received AT the low price Of l2 cts. per yd.
do Foulard style Calicoes, only 10. cts
do Second Mourning Alpaca CaIicoes at l2l cts
DO Striped Curtain Muslins, only l23 cts
Mouslin de LANES, at l2t, 1864, 25 cts. &c
Balzarines 81! cts. Barrager 81 cts. up
Furniture Calicoes, very pretty, at 81 cts
Yard wide Muslins at Z! cts, and general assort-
m men, OF DINER NEW SPRING GOODS, Parasols, Sun
Shades, and B0nnets, at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
No, % Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette.
b. Lots of other Cheap Goods from auction
APT
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EPLUE, BLACK AND RED INK. UURA-
ED BILE WRITING AND PRINTING INK All
of the above INKS, of Mann's manufacture may be
had at the Baltimore Ink Mandatory, No. rs East
BALTIMORE STREET. The manufacturers name
- deemed sufficient guarantee for the quality of the
article, it is well known that there never has been
an inferior article of his manufacture offered TO the
public. Merchants and Stationers will he supplied
bottled in bottles ranging in size from o. to quarts,
bv the dozen or gross, carefully packed, draugh
Root and Shoe makers supplied with an Article part
cua ly ad pied TO their use, superior and cheap.
no Call and see bill Of prices.
lt+ Hos. r. MANN
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!. HARVEY, President.

O. COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS, CUT
LERG WATERS, &c. in varieties, at MORTIMER
y NOV BR.fl'S, where may be had all kinds of
Combs, (oi latest styles; Head TOOTH Nail and Comb
Brushes, OF every variety; Silk Purses; Pocket Books
Hair Pins, (plain and ornamenial,) also Twist,
tuck ana Side Combs, of Buifaloe and Shell; also,
ivory flne Combs in the greatest variecs Suspend
erS of various sorts; Table Catery Pocket and Pen
knives; with varieties of ether goods, run off at low
prices for cash.
Right on the corner Of Baltimore and Charles Sts.
ap7-3t+ MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY.
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hy-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. DR.. JOHN NJ, WILLIAMS has, in
the course of nineteen years Of aborouS practice and
observation, perfected Series OF Medicines that stand
unrivaed in the catalogue of remedies before the
public. This series embraces for every disease
te which human naturH is subject, and yet comprises
article that do harm, under any circumstances
being composed exclusively of innocent Vegetable
substances Visit the Laboratory, go EAST BAL
TiMORE STREET. fifth door east of Front.
DR.. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BiTTERS, the
best ever made, for sale above. inh26 If
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THE BAKERS, The journeymen bakers Of
N. York have taken a stand against the misera-
bly, low wages meted out to them by their en-
ployers; and by their statements clearly prove
that the present wages paid them is entirely in
adequate to the support of their families. Sew
eral of the most extensive employers have con-
coded their just claims to fair remuneration
for their labor
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% The Society for the Relief of the INDECENT Sick
acknowledges donation of FIFTY DOLLARS, by
me hands OF JOHN GREEN, ESQ., Treasurer Of the poor
fund OF the eleventh ward.
IL H.. HARNFV President
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3-WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, SC. The
WHO0PING COUGH CORDIAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere to be the best REMEDY if
not the only discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF The CHEST, Difficulty of Breathing
&c. The genuine article can only be obtained of Dr.
GIDEON .. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle
The trade in other places supplied the usual
terms. mh.6- lmk
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NAVAL. The Norfolk Herald states that it
is rumored that the U. S. steamer Princeton,
sloops of war St. Mary's and Saratoga, and
brig Porpoise, are under orders to the West In
dies The Princeton was to leave for Phadel-
phia on Saturday. The On-ka-hy-e, Lient.
Cong Sinclair, is to sail shortly for Chagres.
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N3- POPULAR LECTURES ON GEOLOGY
Rev. DR.. NORRIS will deliver his third Lecture THIS
(MOnday) EVENING, in the Room under the English
Lutheran Church. Suhcct-''Petractions," with
numerous specimens and drawings. Admttance IL!
cents. VIM. H. SMITH
1t AIRS w. +. PEABODY.
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A CARD FOR THE LADIES.

a GARD FUk THE LADIES.
ny I'll. COALE, No. l3s LEXiNGTON-ST,
M . opposite DR.. Morris Church, will open THIS
DAY (4th mo- April eth in addition 10 her already
well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, a
choice Sc ectioo being an invoice just received from
New York and Philadelphia, among which super
neat and Fancy French Lawns; English and French
ChHtzes; do. Kerchefs and Fancy Ties; the real
Nanche- ter and Earston GiHghams, Scarfs Hosiery,
and the best of Kid Silk and Cotton Gloves, Mtts,
SC &c an assortment nf Cambria, Swiss, Linen,
Bohhiu and Lyle EDGING and LACES She invites
her patrons and the public generally TO give her call
4thmn7 81. GA4t.1
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G}-ATTENTION-INDEPE LIGHT ORA
GOONS' Parade on MONDAY, 7th inst, at half past
| O'Clock, 7. NJ, at the Washington Monument, in
full winter uniform, with arms and equipments in
complete order, by order,
ap5-2t GEORGE REILLY, O.S.
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AND MlLLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in Hagerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 5th of
May. mh24-t5thMtl J. s. POLLARD, Pres,t.
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THE CANAL BONDS. The Alleghanan states
that the corporate authorities OF Georgetown
have passed resolutions indemnifying such OF
her citizens who have signed the bonds of qua
ranty, on tho part of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal
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TENHIRD AND LAST CONCERT
H OF THE MISSES SLOMAN

THIS (M0ND.aY1 EVENING, I'm .qpriI, l845.
AT CALVERT HALL.
PrOgra M e-P ART |.
!. Piano-Grand Duet for four hands, by the
Misses Soman, Herr.
,. 11atp-Fantasia Characteresque, by Miss
Il. SlOman, Alyers.
3. Cavat'na-"Una voce POGO fa,' by MissA.
sloman, Rissin.
4. Balad--kathlGen Mayouineen, by Miss L.
Sloman, Crouch.
S. Harp and Piano-Grand Duetl-the Misses
Sloman, Bochsa.
PART II.
|. Two Piano Fortes-Grand Duett-by the
the Misses Soman. Freres Hertz,
2. Ballad-"Remember me-" Miss s Sloman. Balfe
3. Harp (by desire) Bochsa's Garland,'
Miss Il. Sloman
A. Song Cemique-''Bue Beard" Mr.. Sloman, Parry
{G3- Tickets 50 cts. TO commence at o'ck il
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CO-PARTNERSHIP AND REMOVAL.
HID j. rTATCnEGi'E 81 q. McGREGOR.
II q . having associated for the purpose of conduct
ing the ROCK and JOB PRINTING, and taken those
nmodious Rooms over No. III WEST PRATT
STREET (oyer the Bookstore of MesSrs. Parsons s.
PrrslOu,) respectfully acquaint their fellow ctizens
that they are ready to do every description of work
with the utmost facility, in superior style, and on
the m st moderate terms.
&C They fiatter themselves that their experience
in business, with an ample variety of Fancy TYPES,
and modern improved PRESSES, BORDERS, CUTS,
&c. Sc, will enable them TO give the utmost satisiac
ton in the execution of such orders as they may be
favored with.
am cO.}tk MATCUETT s. McGREGOR
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G7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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RECOVERY We learn from the American
that the bodies OF Capt. J. hammond, and the
mate and one of the crew of the schooner Tho
mas Hooper, of this port, were recently found
floating in the Pankatank river i'll Virginia,
where they were drowned by the upsetting Of Il
canoe. Capt, Hammond was passenger in
the schooner from Antigua. The bodies were
decently inferred.