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Leave was granted Mr.. IIollyday, of X, TO
report bill to incorporate the Mutual Insur-
ance Co. of Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne and Tai
bot counties.
10 Mr. Randall-to report bill to incorpo-
rate the Trustees of Gieen Lane Academy in
Bait co. Which was reported and passed. 80
To Mr. Worthngton-to report bill incor-
porate the Trustees of the NJ. f. Church of
Hartford Circuit in Bait. co.
Uniavorable reports were made by Mr.. Hope
well from the com. on Pensions, upon the peti-
tons of Ann C. Foreman, Mary Allen, Ann
Dnnham and Mary Davis, severally Of BALTIC.
praying pensions, which were concurred in by
the House.
The committee on ways reported bill to Sc
cure the payment Of the income tax by officers
of incorporated companies.
The committee on corporations, reported
with amendment, bill Incorporating the Cen
trail Baltimore College.
The same committee reported favorably up
on the Senate bill supplemental to CHI. 273, of
1884, extending the charters of the several
banks in Baltimore.
Mr.. Graves reported bill to provide for the
payment eff commissions on the collection OF
State taxes.
Severally laid on the table
A bill was reported by Mr.. Neh, incorporat-
ing company in Allcgany Co. to be called
Brant's enterprise.
A bill was reported by Mr. Ghiselin, to en-
courage the more eflectual apprehending OF
runaway slaves and servants
Which were passed.
Leave was granted Mr.. Worthington, to re-
port bill to divide the stock in the Bait. and
Havre-de-Grace turnpike Co., standing ia the
name of the levy court of Baltimore Co, be-
tween Bait. city and county.
Leave was granted Mr.. Gallagher to report a
bill to provide for appeals from the decisions of
Lime Inspectors.
The consideration sof the Bill imposing du-
ties on promissory notes, bills of exchange, spe-
ciaties and other instruments of writing, to aid
in paying the debts Of the State, was proceed
ed to by the House.
The bill was amended, so rs to exclude from
its provisions, notes, sc. for amounts under
500 and changing the tax on notes Letwe ell
this and $500, to correspond.
The bill was then perfected by verbal amend
ments to its several sections and the filing in of
blanks. A motion was then made by Mr. BIZ
ser to strike out the enacting clause, and the
House Immediately adjourned. The question
then comes up tomorrow when the merits of
the measure will be open for free discussion.
The Senate spent the morning in acting up
on House bills A great number, all of a pri-
vate or local character were disposed of. They
took up the resolutions requesting our Senators
and Representatives in Congress to vote against
the resolutions now pending for the admission
of Texas into the Union. Mr.. Frick offered a
substitute instrueting them to vote for said res
olutions which was rejected, and the resolutions
as they came from the Housa Were adopted
yeas Is, nays 7.
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by Rev. Messrs Lennon, Rev. A. Child, and
G. w. Brown. After which they were unani-
mously adopted by the meeting.
The following resolution was then offered by
MIR. Lennon and was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that every person who subscrbes
and pays an annual sun Of SIS or more, shall be
member of an association to be called "The
Association for the support of the Baltimore
Ministry at Large" with the liberty TO with
draw his subscription, and to cease to be menl-
Der, when he shall think proper
The following resolution was then offered by
MIR. w. P. Cole and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, Thata committee of nine members
be appointed to wait on the public to obtain
subscriptions to the Ministry at Large.
The Chair postponed the appointment of the
committee until after the adjournment of the
meeting. number of gentlemen came for
ward and received the annual reports of the
mission for the two last years and gave their
names as subscribers, when the meeting ad-
iourned
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(Rep0rtcd for the American Republican,
ROCEEDINGS or CITY COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, Feb. 81, ls45
FIRST BRANCH.


Mr.. Purviance, from the committee on
claims, submitted a resolution in favor of Alb
ncr Webb. Passed.
Mr. llarker, from the committee to whom
had been referred petitions protesting against
the non-payment Of debts on the part of per-
sons receiving salaries under the city, reported
that no legislative action could remedy the evil,
such persons being amenable only to the May
or, and were discharged from the further con-
sideralion Of the subject.
Mr.. Brock offered resolution directing in
quiry into the propriety of paving Little Ross
street. Adopted.
Also, resolution directing the committee
on education to inquire whether a portion of
the estate Of the late Josiah Hall does not 90
to the benefit Of the public schools Adopted.
Also, a bill to change the name of Potter
street, between Gay and French Streets to
Chestnut street. Passed.
Mr.. Hudson submitted resolution in favor
of Abrahams s. Cooper Adopted.
Mr.. Brock called up resolution for grading
portion of Broadway. Passed.
Mr.. Hudson submitted resolution requiring
a suitable place to be established, on the south
side of the basin, for the reception of the mud
taken from the dock. Passed.
WI breck reported Dill explanatory OF an
ordinance laying out Franklin square, Read.
A communication was received from the
Mayor, directed to the "Frst and Second
Branches in convention assembled" where.
upon the Branches accordingly met, and con-
firmed the nominations as given below:
MIR. Hudson reported bill providing tina,
any officer under the corporation, whose nom
nation has not been acted on finally, may be
appointed at any time during the annual SEES
sion. Passed.
Dr. Leonard called up bill providing for the
appointment Of special superintendent o
pumps; and, after some debate, the bill was laic
on the table. Adjourned.
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tReported for the American Republican,
MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.
ANNAPOLIS. Feb,

ANNAPOLlS, L 6O 20, 1910.
EVENING SESSION. Mr.. Gallagher reported
bill for the incorporation of the Mutual Insur-
ance Co. of Bait
Mr.. Stansbury, of B CO., reported bill to
provide for rebuilding a certain bridge.
Mr.. Long reporteda bill for the benefit of the
Trustees Of the Presbyterian Church at York
town.
MIR. Buckley reported bill to allow George
Beckenbaugh, of Fred'k CO., further time to
complete his collections; also bill for the be-
neft of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Frederick CO.
Mr.. Gallagher reported a bill to change the
name of Sarah f. Morrison, of Bait city, to
Sarah E. Merritt; also, bill supplemental
to the act incorporating Rockwell Academy in
Montgomery CO.
Which bills were sevorally read and passed.
Senate bills, supplemental to an act incorpo-
rating the Mutual Insurance Co. of Hartford
c., and incorporating the N. York Mining Co;
and bill supplemental to the act providing for
the election Of Commissioners of Montg. co. by
the people.
ANNAPOLIS, 81, lS45.
MIR. Graves presented the petition of the
Mayor and City Council of Bait. for the remo-
delng of the City Court of that city.
Mr. Hart presented petition from citizens
of Clearspring, TO be allowed portion of the
Academy fund Of Wash. co.
Mr.. Harrington presented a petition from
citizens of Talbot for law for the better pro-
lection of fish, oysters aud terrapns in St. Mi
! chaels River.
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SECRET DISEASE
IN FROM 4 TO 4 ia

TURED IN FROM TO DAYS or NO
" CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR. JOHNSTON
ofthe LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick siIees,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for GonorrhCea, Gieets
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain IN the LOiDs, as
ections of tae Kidneys, and every other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the raya
ges Of this disease when from neglect to cOnsnI .,
>hlliul physician, or from ignorant and improper tai
mcnt, the constitutional symptoms make their appear
ancc-tAc throat becomes liberated, the nose dist
ed nocturnal pains III the head and limbs, dmness II
sight, Deafness the bones affected, hloiches on The
bead, face and exircnities, progressing vita shi
ful rapidly till al last the palate Of The mouth dis
uoyod the bones of tie nose decay and fall III; nm
victim Of this horrd disease become object Of pity,
until the last scene of the drama winds up ard death
drops me curtain by hurryng the unhappy patient 10
an uhtinely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured By
certain penicious practice may soon restored to
perfect health by applying 10 Dr. johnson, either per
sonally or by letter Or. j. has seen cases that were
sufficient TO appa the heart and harrow up the soul
OF all who were not used 10 the observation ct sub
terrible sights.
Should this meet the eye of any who are suffering
from the above affection let them fly Immediately 10
DR.. J0, l1n who stands ready 10 relieve theEas apa
from his extensive practice IN the first Hosph1A 81
Europe and An erica, he guarantees speedy cure,
matter how bad the case may be.
Ii Is proper here TO observe that Dr. JOHSSToS ~
not al present engaged in the practice of medisiag,
through pecuniary necessiiy-hc having, by TIE de
cease of relative, fallen heir to fortune but ihTo7
an ardent desire to benefit his suffering fellow croa-
lures, TO pour like the good Samaritan, oil into ;htiY
wounds, and particularly To relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no ply
Again il must he remembered that the object Of Dr.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief Of the
mseres OF mankind, is not through pccuniary neces-
sity. Hence no charge will in any case be made
less the Patient lis cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squirting Cataract, &c Also those for Deisrmity
of the Limb, such as Club Foot &c, performed OK,
the Poor free NJ charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side Of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
a(3.Advce TO the Poor GRATIS
All LETTERS must be PAID. no
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HUSBANDS CALClNED MAGNESIA.

THNEE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully direct the
IL the attention Of the Medical Faculty, Heads of
Families, and the Trade, 10 the following certificates,
which show the estimation in which HUSBANDS
CALClNED MAGNESIA is held by some of the first
Physicians in Philadelphia. The price charged for il
is onethrd less than for Henrys Magnesa, and it is
recommended as equal TO that III all respects:
s'Having made tiia of the Calcined Magnesia pre-
pared by Thomas j. Husband, have found it a suDe-
rior article, and can recommend being equal to
Henrys. CHARLES EVANS, NJ. ID.
81 have examined bottle of the Calcincd Magnesia
prepared by Thomas J. Husband, and regard it
excellent article.n X. NJ. HUSTON, NJ. D..
Prof. Mat Med. in Jefferson Med. College.
81 have great pleasure in recommending the Cal
cined Magnesia prepared by Mr. Thomas j. Husband,
a very superior article" ]. RANDOLPH, NJ. d.
81 take great pleasure in recommending MIR. II. J.
Husbands Cacined Magnesiu as an excellent prepa-
ration, quite equal, think, to Henry's."
j.. BlDDLE, VI. D
"Havng had some experience in the use Husbands
Magnesa with my patients, feel confident that it is
fully equal to Henys English Magnesia, and think
one teaspoon full equal to four teaspoons full of the
common calcined magnesia of the shops"
CHI ARIES NOBLE, NJ. d.
81 have frequently used Husbands Magnesia in my
family ard practice, and consider 1t equal to Henrys"
II. II. YARDLEY, NJ. D.
81 have used Husbands Calcned Magnesia, much
10 my sallsiaction and have no hesitation in recon-
mendlhg 1t as superior article"
N. SHOEMAKER, NJ. D.
81 have made tial of the Calcined Magnesa pre-
pared by Mr. Thos. j. Husband, and consider it quite
equal to that of Mr. Henry. of Manchester"
FRANCIS G. SMITH, NJ. ID.
For sale by
sTABLER s. CANDY, Wholesale Agents, No. 100
Pratt street.
ISRAEL. J. GRAHAME, Retail Agent, cor. of Bal
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Retail Agent, cor. OF
Baltimore & Hanover SITS. fl0-2aw2m
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Reported for the American Republican,
COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.
ANNAPOLIS, (Md.) Feb. &c, Ie

ANNAPOLIS, (Md.) Feb. &c, 1916.
No So. Beall Randall, vs. John Glenn, was
concluded in argument by Glenn for the appel
lee, and T. 7. Scott for the appellant.
No. AZ. c. b. Gorsuch and wife, vs. Bcnja-
min and r. ID. Wheeler-this cause was sub
mtted on the written argument of r. N. Mar
tin for the appellee, and argued by Latrobe for
the appellants, in reply.
No. Ga. J. l.. Lancaster and Rosetta bis wife
and S. ID. Jamison, VS.. Walter +. Boarman
was submitted on the written argument OF
Grain for the appellee.
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THE PROVINCE OF WOMAN.

AZ some fair violet, loveliest of the glade,
Sheds its mild fragrance on the lonely shade,
Withdraws its modest head from public sight,
Nor courts the sun, nor seeks the glare of light;
Should some rude hand profauey dare intrude,
Aud bear its beauties from its native wood,
Exposed abroad its languid colors fly,
lis form decays and all lis odors die.
So woman born to dignity retreat,
Unknown TO flourish aud unseen he great,
70 give domestic life its sweetest charm,
With softneSs polish, and with virtue warm;
Fearful of fame unwilling to he known,
Should seek but heavens applauses and her own;
Should dread no blame but that whicl crimes impart
the censures of "A self condemnng heart.
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n IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

u SUI " w ES BhN
The subscriber would respectfully invite the aileU-
ton of Merchants and Dealers in general, visiting The
city of Baltimore for the purpose of selecting stock
of goods to his stock OF GOODS OH hand. which he
has had finished duriug the past season, and which *
doubt the largest stock of TIN WARE in the city,
being the greatest variety, comprising every article in
a general furnishing store of Tin ware and Fancy
Hardware, OF which catalogues are always prepared
and assures those who may favor him with call and
desire 10 purchase, that their orders will be attended
TO with unprecedented despatch
The Ware is of the very best materials selected by
myself and made by the best wOrSmen in the ciyl
most OF whom have been in my employment for the
past eight years, and on whom fiat,er myself can
place The greatest confidence, although | give my
personal attention, in connection with that of com
peent foreman, TO the workshop, and therefore con-
hdenty recommend the ware 30 The public; every ar
tclc Of which will be warranted to give satisiac lion
or relurnable at my expense 10 The prices are eS-
uemely low, so as to give general salts faction.
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 33j Baltimore street.
fe24-tf ID Tin store above Howard stfee'.
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HOIICK,S PANACEA

SURPASSES ALL OTHER REMEDIES FOR The
CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CoA-
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DISEASES
YRNHOUSANDS of persons can TESTIFY to its Ell
fcacy, who have been cured after all other fe
medies had failed.
Itis unnecessary 10 euogze the virtue ofthe PNHH
cea as il stands unrvalled by all other medicines
will be fuytestied to by reference TO the pamphlet
accompanying each bottle,
Price, per bottle, Sl5O
A liberal discount made TO persons who purchase TO
sell No IS, LIBERTY, CORNER OF GERMAN-sT.
n2o- 3m JACOB HOUCk.
A MEXICAN GUM SUBSCRIBERS. We
"A have Just received on consignment. complete:
assortment of the above goods, which we offer for
sale al manufacturers prices.
FRED'K FICKEY s. SON,
Gl; 2pJ Baltimore street.
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~ WANTED DAILYM-&n

NHENINS, book Keepers, bar Keepers, PortersIOT
~ stores; English Teacher, Coachmen; Ostlers:
Wagoners Overseeis; 20 laborers; Agent; 90 Cooks,
Washers and lroners, Chambennaids, Wet and Dry
Nurses, Travelling Maids Seamsresses, House keep
ers and number of other situations too numerous 10
mention and too valuable to lose. FAMILIES have only
to give me a call, and their wants will he Immediately
attended to. Servants sent from my office always
bring satisfactory Recommendation.
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
fel4 No, 10 Exchange Place,
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HOTEL,
w EXEII NIl, M AN

~ EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
Inc subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
sTEAMRoaT 'Gcats9 GSavsnient 70 an 'e PrnclPa'
PoTS, and offers every inducemeHt for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel, he fatters him
SELF that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style TO please those who may favor
him with call. Td2- IN John WEST
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COLL T. G. IA n T.
No. % FAyETTE STREET.

INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. VIM II. SMITH, A. NJ, Prn of Classical Depalt'l,
Mr.. WIN. f. PEABODY, Principal of Mathematical &c
Mr. m. SMITH, Principal of Preparatory /"
Mr. c. L. WETMoRE, Instructor in Department. of Phi.
losophy and Rhetoric.
Rev.. G. NORRIS, DID,, Lecturer on Natural History.
Rev. G. p. KRAUTH, AM " Psychology s Ethics.
Rev. ]. NJ. JENNINGS, NJ. ID. " Elemen yPhysology.
DIR. VIM NJ. KEMP, MD, Prof Elementary Anatomy.
I'd
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DIR. LEACH
DIR. LEACH, It
No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET, r
Opposite ST. Pau's Church, H
Performs all operations IN Surgical or Me II
1, Is,TINn 4

PERFORMS All operations III Surgical or Me Z
IL chanical DENTISTRY in style that cannot III
he surpassed for ease of operation, beauty of work
manship, or durability, and reasonable tGrms-pre
ferring small profits and constant employment to high
charges and hut few patients. The best PORCELAIN
TEETH and puIeSt GOLD used in all cases
{G}- Extracting Teeth or broken langs (day or night
o5 cents t;l1 If
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VOLUME. XU.-No. 81.

GSz-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
full carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable 10 the Carriers only, at the end of each week
The Clipper will also he sent, by nail, to distant
subscribers, the rate of Four Dollars per yearpay
able, always, in advance.
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WI ieHp, eSe !nuhe squai'-l an du'eIuseh'ch'
exceeds ten lines, the price Will he in proportion.
All advertisements payable at the time OF their
insertion.
Uy-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper containing all the select matter Of the
daily, is published every Saturday morning, at the low
price of 81 90 per annum.
All papers sent by mail, liscoatinuedthe day
co which the advance payment expires.
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doors north of Pratt He has entire new prepare
tion that will il in few minutes without pain
inconv enence, so that it may afterwards be filled
and rendered valuable tooth for life, thereby obviat
ing the pain and danger of having it extracted. 1t is
certainly one Of the greatest discoveries Of the day,
and never fails Of having the desired effect.
DR.. 5. has also article for filling tech that are
much decayed, which will do away with that disa-
greeable taste and smell they invariably give and
der them valuable aud durable. Also, FLEEING, Plug
ging Regulating remedynG the inequalities Of chill
dren's teeth, and inserting Artificial Teeth, from one
to a full set, in the most approved manner and al
prices that cannot fail to please. DR.. $. does aim
10 be the cheapest dentist in the city, but his prices
shall be as low as possible, and have the operation
faithfully aud duraby performed, which he warrants
in all cases.
o. Price for curing TOothache 25 cents; do. for
filling, from 80 cents to 81. Teeth extracted for D
cents, by new and improved Instruments, which at
ford the least possible pain, a29-y
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SECOND BRANCH.

The resolution from the First Branch. in IA
vor of Capt. Fredericks also, reports and reso-
lutions on the petition. of John Erchback, S.
o. Hoffman, Geo. NJ. Rogers, NJ. G. jenkins,
and Samuel Hoffman, were severally taker. up,
and concurred in.
Also, bill from the First Branch, providing
that any city officer whose nomination may
not be acted upon finally beforethc LIST March,
may be appointed at any time during the ses-
sion. Adjourned.
Cry OFFICERS. The following officers were
confirmed yesterday, by the city council, to
complete the list of offices for which they are
appointed:
City Commissioners and Port Wardens-Tho-
mas Gosnell, in place of James Dunn, rejected,
Captains Of the Night Watch-Western dis
trct, John Richards.
City BailGS-Michael Shuck, w. II. Bonn
barger, VIM. Higgins, Sewell F. Lane, John
Demuth, Mordecai Kennedy, Jacob Wellsla-
ger, VIM. Burnett, Aug. ID. Clements, John C.
Jolly.
Corrections The list of Arbitrator upon
the Inspection Of Sole Leather, Sc. as report
ed yesterday, was incorrectly placed as Arbitra.
tors of Green Hides and Skins-and DICE rersa
VIM Staylor as police officer, should have
been VIM. lStayton. The first part of the name
of George p. Gold, assistant clerk of Lexng-
ton market, was omitted. The name of Geo
kenly, should have boon given as inspector o.
coal, instead of Joseph Campbell. The err ors
grew out of the hurry in which the list was co.
pied.
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SIGNS! SIGNSM SIGNSM!
tIGNS FOR THE TTMES-CHEAPER

HpLATED WARE-Received per ship Poca-
n hontas a supply of rich, high end chamber Plat
cd CANDLESTlCKS, CAKE BASKETS, SC, for
sale by JAMES CORTLAN x son,
10 Baltimore street,
fel3 Cd door east of Harrison ST.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

The most 6nlshed specimen OF archl'ee'
ursl beauty and elegance in the world
According to Swiuburne's measurement
IA is ooc huadred feet 10 lenglh and so
IN tredlh. tits surrounded by an open
corridor of ndescrbable llgh,ness aud
Iessnce, The roof Of which r'sts on
chly ornamenled srches, supported
" one hundred aud sixty.iour marble
ulumns, curiousl y sculptured, and with
'ucn variety of capitals, that no Two
'ppesr 10 be alrke. The ceiling OF the
ccrtidors is OF carved wood, originally
Iorgeously painted lo azure, ve'mll''oo
nd gold, aud inlaid with ivoryj but on'
Iy enough remains Of these decorations
to prove their ancient msgnlhcence
Three noble and gorgeously ly'oroamenl'
I'd halls open from this corridor; name
ly. the Sala de los Abeocerrages, OF
Hall Of The Abencerrages,' on the south
he Ssla de los Dos Hrrmans, or Hall
f The Two Sisters, on the north; and
lhe Snla de Jus,icia, or Hall olJnstice,
On the east