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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11
NEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


|,0NTENTs FOR SATURDAY. DECEMBER 49,
vi PoETRY-Dec-mber, by VIM H. c Hosmer; Ex-
tract from Poems By H. W Longe 1T, the
RIAL-The Wings and New lssues-Anl Rent Anti Slave
~ &c Mr. Pols the Public Lands Protection Pros
honv pregchug TO the Fish, Stand by Cheap Postage The
Ren6rt of Inc Secretary OF line Treasury the Tariff The
HsmnshiIe Result; Won Runners America &c Ill PO-
LITICAL-NewY erk-otiSsl; CONNECTICUT; vnginia
Escoa rnSRssn Dawn sirs
from Furops by the Cambria Correspondence OF The Tr
bune from Washington, Piiadephs lnciana ono; Los-
ary Intelligence; The Oregon Memorials Important from
B-nos AyIss Later zen ne Gaeosee Sa0o
posms Won Rauules America and the American People;
Pastors. Life and Manufactures OF the Ancients ard Tay
49, iiTass Digest OF Reports the Secretaries OF
War and NAVY Members OF The Senate and House OF Re
personalities Of MIME Goqs5ess ciIy Liens from me
VProiuce, stocks Money, Cattle Market, sc.
snre copies put up wrappers for The Malls, car be
obtained At the desk-pnce Q; cents .-,,-
~ TERNiS-S2 per year. Al! subscriptions pay able
ipaexi6iy in advance. address
IL GRFEIEY McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
Cor spruce and Nassau SIS. opHosite the City Hall
PREMIUM FANCY SOAPS.
Ta[lors Sapouaceous Shaving Compound
rs PREFERRED by those who useit 10 every other Shay
m from be feet u 500 boxes OF were sold IN the last
twelve mouths alone. pf, -, n , 49,, r -,
Fostug soaps particularly excellent for The bath and
Institute awarded premiums Tor ulese rupt
10 Scans ~ is exhibitions in 1914 and in 1915.
r,y tsr be Obtained OF D. Beran Jr. Co. 359 Pearl
:, H. Gland Reese Co. 80 Msdsn-lane; WIN. Brewer,
d Maqden-spe New-York. end al the principal Drug,
Co,nn"ra variety Stores in Philadelphia
.oii' A-N 4'~ II. P. / w. C. TAYLOR.
oil lmeod' eLl, oe-o.H Ooa.-s-s- ! H-e-cIRe.e-
IEppnpRIETORS OF Schools. who may wish classes
49, IN sny branches OF Mathematics. will ad 3resS note
- Ies; Broad,vsy, prompt and i, is believed ss;is
f.cnry conditions will he offered D CLASSICAL =choar
ing 10 engage in such employment az 81
nm YITJERS-As sci OF bolts with geeriug complete
49, - .Irit1nr corner OF Green ard BrooIn- sis for
- - TAI ~ o. WILLIAMS SPRAGUE 50 Greenwich
@yENCOAT~-Tvveeo, CIota ard Cashmere Over
sSfonsb. ani well made, from eight 70 twenty
,,tU y,;iI now be sold a. retail! al No. g Cedars-
oil wis
rIoT01N.-S2O,o 600 in TWO eqgal ii SIX per
cut. On New Yora civ improved proper:y Apply 10
ee-- 90 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. Auct
A., -, No Broad-si, near "sl-st
0IiIN BRUOk-, is Fgogs NeySY 9Is M Manu- and
.,,r, III he Patent Metallic Elastic Shank Boots and
s,cie superior anything before manufactured in
,SH cn,ntry for durability, beauty and utility II
VELVET RIBBoNe OF CH19's e2;2Ts eha T;aa'
.or sale by VIZ a. Erlrsnsa-n See
nj it's
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ninter gashipns.
soARFS, cRAvATS AND MUFFLER!


SOARFS, CRAvATS AND MUFFLERS,
Received by the last steamer,
THE New.York CASH Tailoring and Genuenels
"A General Furnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway three
doors below the franklin House choice assortment oil
fancy dress articles for gentemens wear comPrsihs pe
new stye OF mun.rs Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also of coats, eoaks and SACKS con-
stnn,y on hand msnuiacured by tho best wosmcn in tho
city and sold al reduced prices. ,,,.,, 90
M isf J T.. DOOTtf x W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11

AIRS. LOCKE begs leave to announce H - elsss for
I'VE of New-Yotk that she proposes 70 o,iny hrnnch.s
the instruction OF Young Ladies IN tns yeiys, Pairtiag
OF Ornamental Painting VIZ :-Japsnnihs' 'e''''
Painting on Glass Inlaying seen on application
70 Na may os her resdepee, 80 canss between @
hours OF ~ ana Gardiner Spring D D.. Rev Geo n
~ n md Rev John S-Ns "a 2yv lwl-&lWo.
nA,LK0AD IROSThe on.a, 5 1s3 . Se s D.9-
1ayiIe, any pattern now in In this country or
Ran ns and equal in every respee,n point OF auay p
siu'yp' MURDOCH, LEAVlTT W: nseh's.
a NI< :, csebTats,i Railroad, Coal ysrJ, hay
~ sI ,a rSI''h FAIRBANKS L CO. 30 wsllsl
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com AND SILVER WATCHES retaiIed a.

NJ wholesale prices by j. l. NlDis9n oeaei IN "@'e-'
~ ,c"-,i.nS =, mn stars corner OF Broadway.
All watches sold at this 10 bo per
49, a,d ;er.ry rspared.in the best manner al tue loves!
prices Arrangements have been made WIN MI W N. A.
Fannie whose reputation watch repaireri unsurpass'
al having been engaged nine years IN the most ceebra
81 In Europe enables hun repair liz; most
com Dcated work that can be produced.
J. T. WfLLISTON,
NJ l nd-stu 0
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

zxTM T JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and THiols ln,-
w porers Of Cloths and Cass!nercs, 'Ssnngs, &C., 81
Broadway American Hotel, oppoos me FOUNTAIN, are 10
rip Of An extensive OF new goods Tor all an
Winter wear comsrising Freuch and English Cloths 70:
Dress and Frock Goats Cassmeres In agrcai variety Of
Silk satin Merino and Velvet Vrsungs KILLED tloths.
Tweeds &c. for 0verCoats, which Will be riaue up
to order through the Aid OF ecicnt corps OF cui1efa
us Gun De found country, essential polni ID me
economy 10 which would Direct and In rendering ms
style Of garments such as must satisfy hs
discriminating our of cheapuess are not based
on Tho production Of any other nn first rate garments.
such "A have sustained our system OF small profits
who would really effect saving Of the extra per ceriass
levied under the credit system.
The directed The Psnaoo9s department nas!
continue TO offer Inducements those who appreciate ht
combining and elegance. =,
In addition the usual assortment OF Eooda aept s
nd we have always on hand ready made Dress snd Frocs
Goats Pan,aoons Vests &c to answer the requirements 81
those who Of emergency may require hrs fse
so FANCY Dress Articles in great variety; Scars Crsya
handkerchief Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under-' esu
Drawer, Linen AMI siu slim Shirts Collars &c &c sis
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~ CHANCERY-B-foret the Chancslor1sJ 80 On i,o ~
lPamer Specia! Receiver, rs ssnu. naysfs ~ &
a. p Bagard aud o.hers-Bu for foreclosure ~,
W Bo4nsy Complainant mp Ro@sises G. bis Vie
w a 80; R.vard three OF the defendants In TINS cause,
he place residence each Of w1 s 1dn hs Civ Of New
o. I'D sact and every of them are hereby required 70
appear in and 70 answer he b 81 MsGeb
re - ~ tb- aid Bill OF Complaint VIII be taken rs confess
VI by ,feu and each. and every Of them. on laWow
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I AIDES, THIBET sCARFS GEE TT. T
l. French Boce Cashmere Scars JUST received ao 'o
sale a. 81 Besver-st. by ,,,ru,pn
dill 3tis- MANNlSO o hI1I-oI.D.
IEO. III. WILLIAMS, "A Exchange place. ha'
SI cHlo-rI Salin, and Satin Ribbons Velvet Rioooos
black and coIors OF widths drab T9sz.rine blue
ob.r goods Lsces Camorcs, embroidered Co!efs
and Ch-nieelies and muslin trimmings; green bareeei
gCous IoF l-'eS- 49, M eodisG
Scarfs, &c
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sitnations, &r. tuanteo.

a DRUG CLERK who has had four years expert.
"A epce desires situation wiz small compensation He
can produce hsh testimonials for capacity snd morals
.air..sz thrnu- ih. Ln.ser Posi- Otlce. dill Sis
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
INDEPENDENT GREyS'
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL

ON MONDAY EPENIhG, Dec Slh, 1915.
FBNUE INDEPENDENT GREYS would respect
a fully inform their friends aud the public gGner-
ally, that they intend gving their ANNUAL BALL
at their NEW ARMORY, IN N. HIGH STREET,
between Gay and tlillen streets, on
MONDAY EVEN NC, Dec. Sth, 1915.
The building is commodOuS and well adapted for
public assemblies W hich with other extensive Rr.
raugcmcnts now making, will render this the most
Agreeable Ball Of the scaSOn-and in order to Gu ard
against crowded audience, the company have re.
solved 10 limit the tickets to $50, aud will not exceed
thai humber under any circumstances.
The proceeds Of the Ball are 10 be applied 10 the
liquid itlon eff the debt il cured in the erection of thu
hrHOry.
Tickets Sc each-admting a gentleman and two
ladies. Tickets TO he had oil the members of the
Company. do CT
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
FHNHIs DAY RECEIVED BY
u TAYLOR, WILDE & &C

Monument to Gen. Jackson, compiled by b. NJ.
Dusenberry.
he Bastard, or Brothers. Revenge, part and .,
thrilling romantic tale, IS
Father 'ipaS esidence at the Court of Picking, 81
jack Holiday. Juvenile annual, %
Rlackw0Od $ Magazine, for November, 25
Rose AthartOm, Il splendid piece of iusic, l2i
David Dumps, or the Budget of Buuders, By r.
Haynes Basley, %
bhednege, the Money Lender, by Mrs Gore, 25
The white Buy,"a story Of Ireland in 1922 p
Geraldine, by NJ. T.. Tupper, Esq. SO
The Life Of Condo, by Lord Nahon, vols. -
Constipation cured by natural infilIibe means 30
Crulkshanks' Table Book, % illustrations, %
Nursery Dilucs, by Mrs. Lullaby, illustrated ID
Littcll's Living Age, No. 81 Ii
The Jesuit from the Fench OF Mchrlet * Qlnet. 81
All OF Ferret & Co.'S Music ON hand.
C0oper's new novel, the Chanbearer, 20
Poems by Frances Anne Butler, 81
History ct the Pirates, %
History of Duchess Of c., thrilling romance, -
History Of Women, by Maria J.. Chi'd, , vols. 70
{S3~ Every new and cheap publication rec ived a
sonn issued, AMI Tor sale wholesale and retail, al
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hall.
Nos. 4, 5 and Jarvis BUILDINGS alt.
And at NO. ELLIOTTS BUILDINGS,
II Penn. Avenue, Washington City.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

aNREEYEgOW's OREGON. sc. This day
VIZ puhiShed-3d edition, revised, corrected an 4
enlarged, Of the History of oregon and California,
and the other Territories the NV coast of Nor til
America-ac comPanied by geographical view and
map of those countries, and n number of documents
as proofs and illustrations of the History By Robert
GreenhOw. translator and libraran to the Depart
ncnt of State Of the u. g., | vol Sgo. 400 pages
Also, Monument TO the memory Of Genl. Andrew
Jackson, containing 25 EulOges and Sermons deliver
ed on occasion of his death-to which is added an
appendix containing Jacksons Proclamation, Fare
well Address, and a Certified copy of his last will !
vol l2mo 4l2 pages. Just received and for sale by
GEORGE II. HICKMAN,
". w. corner Baltimore and North SITS,
1t Jarvis Building.
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CO NSU r,TION.

Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain
IN the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cosgh, Group, and all Disea-
SEES of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
stitution, &c.
AtONSUMPTIV rs! READ IL REFECT!
a ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AT NORRl SHOWN, PA. We take
great pains to procure authentic and respectable Ger
ulcatcs, and never give publicity to any other
To DR.. Swayne, Philadelphia: Dear Sir-It affords
me grrat satisfaction TO lay before an American pHbic
the wonderful success of your Compound Syrup Of
Nud ChCrry,in cmIng me of that dreadful disease,
Consumpuon after all other means had failed. was
attacked with pam IN MY breast, very much affecting
my voice and lungs, and troublesome cough ana
sore throat. Ny bowels cOstve, appetite nearly
gone, and my stomach was very weak that my Ply
slcIan was at loss to know what to do for me,
eiytAing used, in the shape of medicine, imme-
dlately rejected. ! remained for months in this awfu
condition and gave upall hopes of recovering
Hearing of The wonderful cues daily performed by
your invaluable medicine, in Coughs Colds, Asthmls,
WhoOpins Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs and
Breast reluctantly determined To try it. purchased
bolle of yonr Agents in this place, Moore Long
ak"T) which appeared to take hold OF my disease, and
relieve me. continued using it until 1t gradually
stored to health and strength Several of my friends
were afflicted in the same manner that was myself
which declined using the Syrup; they, AIN sorry 10
say, appear 10 be fast approaching that bourne where
no traveller returns As expect to leave these
parts, give you this as a standing memorial to the
great virtues of your Invaluable Compound.
b. &. WILCOX, EOrrstOwn, Pa.
CAUTION! All preparations from the Wild Cherry
Tree, except DR.. Swayne's are both fictitious and
counterfeit, and sprung up years after this valuable
medicine Had introduced itself into the sick chamber,
therefore ask for DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and purchase no other The genuine
ARTICLES prepared only by Dr. Swaync, whose office
has been removed to N. w. corner Of Eighth s. Race
Streets PhiIada.
Bdbimore .4gents-L 2. Cook, No. rs Baltimore ST.;
Staber x Candy, Pratt street wharf; J. w s. K. w.
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District "7gents--R. Farnham, Washington, d. c.;
WIN. SabiPr & Bro, Alexandra. ID. c.; George NJ
SoihOron, Georgetown. d2-tAp6r
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GREAT AND ALAtkMING O.sUALrA

a tREAT AND ALARMING CASUALTY /!
w sudden irruplioa of volcano followed in
rapid succession by two hundred severe shocks of
an earthquake, will create alarm in any part of the
civilized weird. Who will y that it will not?-or
who will say that The immense fame, Tat the well
known Lottery firm of EMORY & co, No. . Cal
vert 81 Baltimore, is not we'll merited alcf glancing
at the following list Of brilliant prizes that this popu
Ian house ha distributed within the past three weeks
here it is:
Monday, Nov 5th, $4,000 in whole ticket, sent
10 Harper's Ferry.
Saturday, 9Th, $4,000, in or. ticket, sent to Car
lisfe, Penn
Tuesday, llth, $1,000, in whole, sent to Phadel-
pha, Pa.
"Wednesday, ls,h, $4,000, in half ticket, sent to
Petersburg, W.
Thursday, l3th $4,000, in quarter ticket, sent to
Boston, Mass
Friday, lith, 5000, in quarter ticket, sent to
Elizabeth City, n. C. .-
"Wednesday 10Th, $40, 900 in whole, sent to CO.
lumbrs, Ohio.
Saturday 22d, $4,000 in a whole, sold in Maryland.
Tuesday 25h, $4,000 in a quarter, sold III Mary
land
The above prizes have all been cashed are on file,
and may he seen at our far famed office, No. Cat
ver-st., where adventures abroad who wish to Try
their luck in the lotteries aud who wi III their orders
att nded to property, promptly and fithjutty, should
n all cases direct their orders.
o. Remember that Emory & Co. pay postage on
all orders, both
EMORY 6 co, Calvert street,
neg Baltimore, Maryland.
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DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS!

EB I'll. RICHARDSON IL CO., No. 223
8bC BALTIMORE STREET, first Dry Goods
House below Charles respectfully inform their former
customers and all others who wish to purchase on
the very best terms, that they have now on hand a
large and complete assortment OF seT sOnabe Goods,
The greater portion Of which have been purchased
within the last few days. and will be sold at much less
than former prices We call particular attention TO
our large stock of CLOTHS and CASSiMERE Of
every color shade, style and quality, to this branch
of orr business we give most strict attention. and say
10 all that in This Inc eCnnot and WiH not he un-
derso!d by any establishment in the States.
DRESS GOODS.
Cashmere de Ec0sse; Repp Cashmeres; Mousln de
LANES; black and blue Gro de Swiss; and Lustrng
Silks; black and blue black and coi'd Alpacas Ban
hazines; Velvets; black and cUored Silk and Cotton
Velvets; silk Surges and Sewing Silks
SHAWLS-plain and embroidered ThibGt, Cash
mere Btocha, TerkCrr Merino and Nous de Laine
Shawls; Linen Cambria Hdkfs; Gents Silk Pocket
do; Gents black Silk Cravats and Fancy Satin S0cks
Ladies and gents Kid Gloves, good assortment Irish
Linens; Linen and Cotton Sheetings Russia Diapers;
beached and brown Linen Table Cloths Patent
Thread; Parsons Spool Cotton; umbeached colored
aud fancy plaid Canton Fannels; beached & brown
MusliNs and cOlored Cambrics.
HEAVY WOOLENS
Whitney and Point Blankets; white, red and yellow
Flannes; mild ana tw'i do; Sattinetts; full Lin
seys, Kerseys, &c sc.
CALICOES an endless variety
Pententiary PIaids and LInseys
Silk Bingham and Cotton UMBRELLAS; "a, re
and "A B ED TICKS, very cheap. fARJ d.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

WAREuorsryG system. Committees for
various purposes were appointed by the Con
ventiou which was reccstly held at Memphis,
Tenn.-and among them committee on the
warehousing system, by whom the following
preamble and resolutions have been reported
We publish the report for the information Of
those who mag be interested. A memorial,
embracing the views of the committee, will
doubtless be presented TO Congress; but we
doubt whether any warehousing system which
can be adopted, will produce the results aimed
at by the committee. That is, however, a mat
ter for the consideration ofthosc who have more
interest ill., and better understanding Of the
subject, than we profess to lave.
Hhcrras The present system of cash duties
upon imports into this country, with its draw
backs, requiring foreign merchandise in !ranSitu,
through our ports to foreign markets, to pawn
n large portion Of its value in cash, with the
Custom House, tends to make the importing
business of the country a monopoly in the
hands of the great capitalists, and materially to
diminish our exports Of foreign articles
jhereaS, it moreover tends to make the
/ pItSthl pau bi IulS!l1 I''N'''| VI Ia PpA -
practically n system Of unequal taxation which
falls most heavily upon the non-importnn
States; inaSmuch as it requires the duties to be
paid, not in the states in which the goods are
cpusumed, but in the ports in which they are
first landed; whist it is a political axiom Of
tacit, but often implied acknowledged that
customs are not levied upon foreign mcrchan-
die, because it is lalded, but because it is con-
sumtd IN the country.
Whereas, Such system is injurious TO the
commerce Of the country, preudicial to its
prosperity, and at variance with many of its
best interests; and,
WhsreaS A properly regulated UdrehouSt
System, is not liable to any such objections, OF
if liable, is not liable in equal extent or degree
and
There's, 1t is the duty of this government
to raise and collect its revenue in such a man
ncr that those who pay them may be subjected
| to as little Inconvenience and inequality as
/ possible. And
Ulereas, This end would in great degree,
| be accomplished under the HdrshOusing SyStem,
| inasmuch as il would allow the goods to be
transferred to Che bonded warehouses in the
consuming, or non-inporting St0tcs, and thus
! require the payment of the duties ouly when
and whclo the goods may leave the custody OF
! the government for the purpose of consumP-
ton, removing thereby many Of the changes
fees profits, and commissions, which under the
present system, have to be paid TO intermedi-
ate dealers and agents between the distant con-
sn,ncr in the South and West, and the Custom
House in the North and East;
Therefore, be itreSoIred, That the interest OF
the whole country, whether commercial, manu-
featuring, or agricultural would be promoted
by the establishment Of the IVHehouSing Sys-
TEN.
Resolred That it is the duty Of Congress to
establish this system.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
81 a. nnn CAPITAL THIS DAY.

81 a. dARn CAPITAL THIS DAY
- SeEpNFIB Tickets s. so, quarters 62lc.
= rs Nos. 10 ballots A package only 81 10.
prizes Of S2000 &C., in the whole scheme, upwards
of half nillion of doals-75 Nos Is ballots. Tick
$40, halves SIS, qrs. So so. A package of wholes 81
30 halves 500, qrs. $50
FLETCHER & co No. Holliday-st. is the lucky
place where fortunate ticket or pae kage in either OF
the above splendid lotteries be obtained,
The drawn Nos. of class ll7-lowest prize SIS, are
rs So Sc 81 &c 81 50 do 90 9 II II 81
Direct your letters in all cases TO
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO., Baltimore, Md.
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WIN. II. kEEVIL,

9sHSTgs WIN. II. kEEVIL,
ag..kk% FASHIONABLE AND Practical Halter,
tstSas% 9S BALTIMORE STREET,
sss,sHG1sS, Begs 10 inform gentlemen purchasing
go 'ttfat owing to the great number he sells
ne il at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
n aquality SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab
shment IN the city, of any shape description now
WON. viz: SIX, Hoieskn Russia, Cashmere, Eittria
aud Bearer. Also, CAPS Of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
A BELL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

Naval. The U. S. Steam Cutter Legare,
Capt. Coste, from N. York, bound to the Coast
Of Florida, arrived at Charleston on Friday
ON the esd inst, lat SO 80, long. 10, expert
onced heavy gale of wind from n W. to N.
t., during which carried away rudder, washed
away head rails, split sails, and received othe'
injury, and put in to repair damages.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
A L M Il N A G.
LIST OF APPLICANTS .

For the benefit Of the Insolrent LqIvs of Mar
land for The last 0eek
VIM. Morgan, shoemaker II, Dickinson, cold
Samuel Hall, tailor John Williams, labOrrr
John Patrick custom John KeiI, do
house Officer .Gustavus Clark, do.
Hermann Mahla, SAWYER John Wolf. do.
John II. Clark, tailor Chas.V, NickeysOn, clerk
For debts lass than $50.
To appear before the commissioners, 9Th Of Jan
undry, 1876.
Day OF final hearing, 9Th March, 1896.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

QI}-The M mbrrs Of The Mechanical Fire Company
are particularly requested to assemble n the Engine
House, (iGI cquippcd.l on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, Dec Sd, at ). O'Clock precisely 10 perform es-
cOft duty.
UG5- The regular quarterly meeting of the Company
will be held on THURSDAY EVENING, Dee. an,
at O'Clock. As business in which all the members
are interested, will be before the meeting It is paru-
cHIarly desirable that they should be punctua IN
their attendance.
d. 81 JOHN FURLONG, Secretary.
{G}- RIEU MATS NJ. Thousands suffer with this
dreadful complaint under the mistaken idea that II
cannot be cured. But assert that the Indian We.
getabe Elixir and LiHimeu, Will cuIe any case and
refer the sScptical to the following gentlemen who
have been cured: Mr.. VIM. Pcarsal, at Tammany
Hall, of % years standings Mt Jas. G. Reynolds lji
Chlyse street; Mr.. G. Frpcbprn. ls3 Front street;
Mr.. &. Marriott, l9S Madison We refer you To
hundreds IN this city who have been cured by the
ticIes 10 be had nj n COnltimd st, New York.
70 be- had at the conner OF Baltimore and Hanover
SIS, Baltimore. Also at the Of Baltimore aud
Harm -"n sis, and at I'll Thames street. 1t
&3"OFFiClhL DRAWING of the sid Consci-
dated Lottery, class No. H. for l345:
&c SO sc 7 81 &C 81 81 IS 622ll7 l2l
50 and &c, being the 81 and 81 drawn Nos. each S51
SO and 56, being the 2l and 81 drawn Nos. each 10
7 and IS, being the 81 and dh drawn Nos each 30
and 81, being the 4th and 9Th drawn Nos each 20
- and 81, being the 18th and 6h or 81 aud &c, be
ing the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 10
All having TWO of the drawn Nos on them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, "
EfoIE the old established House or
EMORY, No. 2 n. Cavert-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

TIE lion BUSINESS OF PITTsBURGH. The
sroduce of iron in its various forms, from the
org, for the coming year, in Pittsburgh city,
viii be an average of 1000 tons per week.
About ono-ffth Of this will be in the form of
Daile.