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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-14
CASH FOR NEGROES.


Z number Of likely NEGROES of both sexes, from
IL to rs years Of age, for which am willing to pay
the highest market prices. Apply at No. SOUTH
CALVERT STREET, 3 doors below Market-st
iaa7-3m WILLIAM HARKER.
NEW GOODS. Just received, at No. lI2 BAL
lT MORE STREET, extensive assortment of
Japanned Ware, Britannia Ware, LARD LAMPS,
Coffee Mills, Tacks Sad Irons, Spoons, Cutlery,
Combs, Buttons, Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes,
Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Jewclry, Perfnmery, &c. &c.
and tor sale 10 dealers low, if not lower than can
be obtained in this city.
feI2 ELIAS HALE, No. 1l2 Baltimore st.
nISSOLUTIuN or COMPREHENSIVE.
- The undersigned, heretofore Carrying on the
Brick making business, under the name Of w. WHIT
MAN, have this day, by mutual consent, dissolved the
same. All persons indebted to said firm will settle
JAMES F.PURvls.
Feb. 10, ls45.-fei2 3t. w. WHITMAN.
LINENS, SHIFTING COTTONS, SC.
ME- AMILTON EASTER ~ co.
IL No. 203 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE ON HAND,
New York Hlls
Rhode Island SHIFTING COTTONS
ponagansett AND
Coddington LONG CLOTHS!
Oakland, Sc.
Hamilton and Waltham 3, 6, and II ar. Shse;ings
7-8, Al, 90 and "a Brown COT'TONS
IRISH , LINENS II EMS, OF every variety of width
Pillow Case LINEN of the best fabric.
Brown and White HOLLANDS
Parsons Spool COTTON; Sewing SILKS
CUlored CAMgRICS; Paper CAMBRICS, sc.
I2- Wholesale and Retail, at very low prices. The
Wholesale Rooms up stairs. felo-4t
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YHNHE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
n. by the Franklin Institute of Penns yvania for
the promotion of the Mechanic Arts, AT their last an
nual Far, held IN the city of Philadelphia, HUGH
SON K VAIL No. 3 SOUTH CALVERT STREET
Baltimore, for the superior workmanship displayed by
them in their branch of the Mechanic Arts
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FANCY GOODS, SMALLWARES, sc.
ENRED'K FICKEY Il SONS,

u 45U BALT1MURE STREET,
have received per ships Richard Anderson, Poca
hOntas, and Albert
Titlty Tathans and Walkers Patent and Shoe
Thread and Gill Nett Irvine
spool Cotton; Cotton Tapes and Stay Bindings
London and Carpet Binding and Bed I.aces
Silk and Cotton Gloves; Coat Cords and Bindings
complete assortment Of English and German Cot
ton Hosiery; Cutlery; Japanned Tea Trays
feari' Horn and Bronze Sporting Buttons
States, Marbles, Sc. sc.
And we are also constantly receiving by consign-
nents from the Eastern manufactures. general as
sortment of AMERICAN GOODS-as Buttons; Gum
Saspenders; Combs; Brushes; satin and bombazine
Scarts and Stocks; Fancy Soap, Shoe Backing, &c.
10 10 which we invite the attention of merchants
visiting the city, as we confidently say that we
are aoe TO offer them goods as low they be OBJ
tanned in this any of the Eastern cities, and wsud
respectfully invite them to call and examine our stock
before making their purchases. fel2tf
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HAM 40, CaRPET BAGS, BRIDES, COLLARS,
&c &c, all of their own manufacture We have in
our assortment many new and beautiful styles OF La
dies ana Gentlemen's SADDLES, Coach and light
double ana Buggy HARNESS, &C., which, for utility,
elegance and neatness, surpassed by none OF
any manufacture. We invite all to call and examine
for themselves. o. Country Merchants orders sun.
Piled on as accommodating terms as at any establish
ment III inc country. fel3tlstJy
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uyO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

FUNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Il FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS!
The subscriber is daily receiving, per latest arrivals
Fancy and Staple SPRING GO ODs-such as
ENGLISH PRINTS
LACE LAWNS
MOURNING LAWNS
GAMBROONS
French and English DRILLINGS
PANTALOON STUFFS.
Also, full and general assortment of DOMES-
TICS, which will be sold by the piece or package al
as low rates as they can be had any other house in
the city. 5E-Ca and examine.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. 209 Baltimore street,
fel3 Between Charles and Light-sts,
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
MARK EFT STREET.

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l NOW No. 1876.
PHSHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
d. customers that liz has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS. selected with special care aud Judgment
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels a confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons.
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
{If. Having in my employ the best workpen. nv
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed i'll the best style, ami the shortest notice
do WILLIAM ROGERS
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HBEKFuME BAGS. A further supply of this
Il grand PERFUME, put up in very handsome cilt
paper, received and for sale by
GABRIEL D. CLARK, Water street.
Second door from Calver 81
Where a beautiful lot Of WATCHES and JEyVELRv
is offered at low prices. ialGtC
EUST II EGEggED-20 hall chests YOUNG
" HV5ON TEA. for sale n very SINAI, advance
on auction prices, By MARCUS DAISON,
ie6 81 Baltimore street
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BEDS! BEDS!! BEDSM!
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, to be hsf
~ at the Great Feather Emporium and Beddilk
Mart, new MOI 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also ON hand aud made to order, Hair lusk, Moss,
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and Straw MAT
TRESSES and PALLIASSES, made in the hes,
manner and OF the best Ticking at the otcest prices
UPHOLSTERiNG done in all its branches
FEATHERS, cured and uncured, sold by the bag in
large or small quantities. Hotels, Boarding houses,
Ships and Steamboats,, supplied mt wholesale prices.
Old Feather Beds and Curled hair Mattresses rcnovat-
ed al the shortestnotce, For good articles call at the
Eavorite Stand, two doors below the Mechanical En-
CINE House, South Calvert street.
n26-tf WILLIAM r. SPENCER ..
GHOE BLEACHING, of very superior quality,
~ and warranted to improve by ace for sale in any
quantity at reduced prices, by
c. WISEMAN, Druggist,
f3 2m Opposite the Fountaia Hole, lght-st.
WATCHES, JEWELRY K SPECTACLE sS.
WFzT 9s. d. Fi!AVoNIITAp, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver sspec.ac!es.
Spoons aud fine Jeweiry of every dissertation on
hand Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
aud retail
n. 4. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the hest
manner amt on the most reasonabc terms. ut
No. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET.
d3i tt between North and Calyci it..
e. EyThE1l Ems CLOAK TAssELS.-l have
AK Just manufactured fresh lot Of the above aggi-
c'e, which viii sell very low, Wholesale OF retail.
JAMES -. i!Ai%,
d98 r., I2i Baltimore St, doors above Souih,
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WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES.
Hn9 further supply of Gold Patent Lever and
WN Lepne WATCHES, Gold Guard and Fob
IT, SRChans, Seal Rings, with general assortment
tEtA.s3Of JEWELRY-for sale low by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, Water street,
fe4 second door from Calvert-st.
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nLATED WARE-Received per ship Poca-
IL hOntas a supply OF rich, high end chamber Plat
ed CANDLESTICKS, CAKE BASKETS, &C., for
sale by JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
l8 Baltimere street,
fel3 Cd door east of Harrison at
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DRY GOODS, &c.
CHlNTZES, SILKS, SHAWLS, &c.
Ng mcELDOWEEY d co. have just oper

. CHINTZES, SILKS, SHAWLS, &c.
I'D McELDOWEEY Il co. have lust open.
aAsed lot Of super Spring CHINTZEs, of entire
y new patterns and very pretty. They offer also a
handsome article of CURTAIN MUSLIN and En-
troidered CURTAINS.
Rich aud beautiful SILKS
Ceored FLoRENCES, for lining, &c.
super Blue Black MOUSELINE DE LAME
do do BOMBAXlNE
rich article of Gro-grain SILK SHAWLS for
mourning An assortment of other SHAWI.S suita
BILE for the Season. The above articles together with
general assortment of DRY GOODS will be sold at
seasonaolc prices, by Wholesale aud retail.
163 BALTIMORE STREET,
telo between Calvert and Light.
AtLOTHS AND CASSI iG{t S. We have
" on hand large assortment of Cloths and Cassi-
meres, to which we respectfully invite the attention
of purchasers. Wool black blue, invisible ptaeu
brown, olive, gray and Drab CLOTHS of eycrv dual
Ity and price. Wool black. blue, steel mixed drab
and fancy CASSIMERES, new STYLES suitabIe for
black and tg'd Tustin VEsTlNG; ladies' and gentle
mems Kid GLOVES
CAsHMEREs and ALPACAs. Beautiful new
style CashneIes plain, blk. mixed striped Alpacas
TAlLoES't TRIMMINGS. Silk Surge, SILICA,
Servings, sup, Twist Thread Canvass, Padding, &C.
B. II. RICHARDSON & co,
No. 223 Baltimore street,
fell fARl doors below Charles.
VERY GREAT BARGAINS may still be
bad at No 209 Market street, in
Rich Fancy Silks
Plain Silks
SHAWLS, OF all kinds
CASHMERES and Mouse de Lsnes
Evening Dress GOODS
ALPACAS and Bombaxsaes
Hosiery and Gloves
Gentemen's Scarfs and CRAFATS
Embroidered, IIemstitch ID and Corded l.. C. IIDDPS
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
j39 between Charles and Light streets.
SUPERIOR SOFT FINISH IRISH LIN
~ EMS. Just received, ease Irish Linens intend
ed expressly for family use.
Also undresscd bleached Nuslins which
viii be sold exceedingly cheap.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
JS 209 Baltimore street.
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No. 209 Baltimore street,
fel3 Between Charles and Light-sts.
LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND
PORTRAIT FRAME MANUFACTORY
FTykIE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
IL and the public generally, that he has commenced
the above business at Slows Steam Saw MILL ia
UHLER'S ALLEY, between Charles and Hanover
streets, soath of Lombard Having steam power, he
will be able to fill all orders promptly, and at cheaper
rates, for cash. than any other establishment in the
city Also, Toilet Boxes, of all patterns and sizes.
a23-d JAMES M. COKEFAIR
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BOOT FACTORY REMOVED.

The subscriber having removed
his Boot Factory from No. 5 South
A street to No. As SECOND STREET
HOnext TO the Town Clock Church,
(Rev. Mr.. Heiner's,) he respectfillIv
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SIGNS, SIGNS! SIGNS9!
GyGNS FOR THE TIlIEG-CtfrAp PER
~ THAN THE CHEAPEST SIGN PAINTING,
IN all its varieties, Viz:-Giit, Ornamental, iE1nsral
ent, and Plain, designed ana executed in supe,af
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
TRANSPARENCfES Of every description furnished
at the shortest notice Al orders Sd1! cssed 10 WI.
LIAM PELti. No. 10 Exchange Place. few doors
East Of South St, (over Mr. ScGtiis Intelligence Hf
iicel will meet with prompt attention, ig-ly
6NAUn ,rO THE LADIES. Just rec lived BY
u the latest arrivals from is,rs va Nsw ICrS,
choice and cytan.ivc variety Of KID GLOVES, nf
very superior guafg. and at unusually low srSes,
Ladies are invited 10 cali-rry will re orrtaa t.;,
iay r. 4. NiCNERSON - R0wart street,
inl6-lm one doc, iopil IeSi'.Gtor =.
KpARsOS8 Spool COyTGN. ~ da1sp
Z Parsons hest quality SPOOL C0TTDE. fr,.
No |? 70 100. Just received II
ilG2 LOtEJOI'S, NJ. - B.-..-.ese -.
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JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES
HNHEAPER THAN EVER. l have a ,ars.
~ assortment of Clocks Watches, Jeweiry and
SPectacles; Gold Chans; Fancy Work Boxes; che
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which / W 10
sell low. ..' ~ 4" = tI..F.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry made and repa1ed
and warranted Old Gold aud Silver wanted, " hch
will give the full value for.
w. ID. ELTONRglD.
No. le Baltimore street, between NortA
d3- If and Ca,ver, s,,esfs
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PuLSM
TENHE ONLY true and genuine cure of the Liver
II Complaint and other diseases arising from a IL
ranged state OF the Liver The Liver is more or lsSa
out OF order in all attacks of Ague and Fever rnuch
so that the Asue ID not always onraha Ullcss .ae
Liver is right.
*. oRRlCK, only authorized Agent,
Druggist and ApOthPcaty,
d3l-,f Corner Eutaw and LeHnrtnm-sts. Ya';.
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, March So Pm.

SATURDAY, Mafcn 90 Fsms
The stock market to-day was very firm, and prices
without much alteration. Pennsylvania IS improved
per cent; Illinois /; North American Trust, Il Vicks
burg, Ii East Boston, Farmers Trust and Morris Canal
closed firm atyesterdays prices while Stonngton fell off
Il Norwich and Worcester t; Csnton II Long leland J.
tnues in very quiet state Operators anticipated quite
an Improvement in prices after the adjournment Of Con-
gress.
The old officers Of the Stock Exchange reelected
this morning with the exception of r. H Winsow the
Vice President, who declined serving longer 9. Seb
bins elected to ill the vacancy.
The Stamford Bank has declared dividend Of 81 per
cent part Of the earnings Of the last months.
At Meeting Of the stockholders Of the Worcester and
Western Railways, at Boston, Tuesday, resolutions
presented and discussed for union of the two
panes into common stock the Boston and Albany
Railway Company.
bill has been reported in the Senate Of this State
thorizng the Utica and Schenectady Railway Company
increase their capital to and to relay their
track with an or T rail-
The exports from Detroit for the year just closed,
pared with the three previous years. shows quite in
crease in quantity and value The expectation of wool
in l644 was very large. We annex table giving the
quantity of each article exported in 1874
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Marylander, the New Yorker and middle State
man, and last, though not east,the Yankee These
form principally the merchants, tradesmen and me-
and tone 10 society here. These are the springs
and wheels on which the machinery OF society
acre acts. Iney are perseverng, eRterprislDg
eople, and IN course OF time will make st. Louis
very great city. Wont you come ? Catholicism
vas but few years since the predominant religion
here-at one time almost exclusively so. They
nave very fine, the finest places of worship here
the Cathedral, and University OF st. Francis
Xavier, are splendid churches, and, in addition,
they nave two very large and fine churches building
and almost completed, one in each extremity OF
the town Moreover, the German Catholic Church
have spoken OF, and the chapel attached to the
Scholastic Institution, and others. The Hospital
Of the city is under the care and management of
The Sisters OF Charity; i is well conducted and very
popular. There are three Converts In the city,
and the Catholics are very influential still. The
great influx Of strangers from the East soon broke
down this supremacy Of that church, and for the
last few years Professionalism may be said to be in
the ascendant OF these, the Presbytcrans are
the wealthiest and most influential; they have
four or five churches Mr.. Potts and Mr.. Billiard
the most admired for their style of speaking.
tons in this place The Methcdists and Episco-
palians have fine churches, and are numerous
sects.
The city, as city, stands yet in need of great
improvement. The streets narrow, and side
walks also, and, in night, people who go visiting
are compelled TO carry lanterns, to see their way
through the streets: / he city needs lighting with
gas or oil, as walking IN the streets after dark
very unpleasant And so, too, of water; the water
is from the river. and very good, but the supply is
too limited the reservoir is not large enough
10 supply the wants of the population. In other
minor respects, do not see that st. Louis differs
from other cities Of the like size Of course it is
greatly different in this that it is in slave State
and yet the distinction did not strike me forcby.
do not see those numbers of idle, worthless ne
groes, about the streets, that did in New York.
There they are but the future inmates Of the State
Prison and poor house, for, say what you may,
there is something about the negro character which
iisqualifies him for work and energy. / was much
struck, as think all strangers must be, with this
feature of the place.
Your affectonate son. HENRY.
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General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Devoe and Drake.
M. G. PATERSON District Attorney.
MARCH s-Irial Of Henry H. Rage resumed.-The
trial resumed upon the opening Of the Court and
took rather an unexpected turn.
JAMES KENNEDY Deputy Keeper Of the City Prison. be-
ing duly sworn testified that he knew Ragge the prison
cared to witness that he had committed the forgery upon
Austin, Wilmerding Co.; that Saunders brought the
checks to him In blank and that he filled them and forged
the signatures and that Saunders obtained
in the attempt to fly to Europe by the Great Western he
fed to Boston, where he taken. On occasion he
initiated the signatures Of myself and Others and skill
fully that could not tell his imitation of mine from the
original He said also that he would make the banks
sweat when he got out His statement was perfectly
luntary.
Cross Esaminel This admission was made in the II
Babe the convicted pirate AFTER hours about O'Clock
at night.
Q. Did you have any thing to eat and drink thereq
A. Yes Wine and oysters, and segars to smoke.
G. Who took in these refreshments
A. (After objection had been made by the prosecu.
ton, and overruled by the Court) took them in.
This misdemeanor under the statute, and 10 sum
:entto warrant the renewal OF any man. who could
freshmens into the cell Of convicted pirate under
ence OF death and partake Of them in company with
convicted forger.]
The witness was further examined to show that he had
accused Ragge Of having perured himself the trial Of
Davis in which he was examined a. q witness by way
showing that he had enmity against Ragge. Kenne-
testified that the first time he had spoken Of the
admission, was about two mouths sgo and that he be-
ieved he had spoken of to Justice Matsell and Mr..
Vandervort, clerk Of the Court.
The prosecution. after examining Mrs Livingston who
the case but did know any thng-rested their
Mr. Sheppard then asked the Court to adjourn that the
counsel for the defence might have opportunity OF
'uitng vs. to what course to adopt they were com
petely taken by surprise by the evidence Of Kennedy
md the Court according to the notion at o'clock adj
iourned till Mon day at II o clock
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HENRY.
City Intelligence.

MARCH S-Very little business done at either OF the
Police Oces to day. with the exception Of some daring
arrests by members Of the M. r.
A man named Abraham sulger, arrested and COM
mitted for obtaining stove worth about So TO- from Mr.
Hunt Of lsl Pearl street. by false preences, representing
stove, to that effect
THREATENING TO RoB "A man named Abraham Tutor,
was arrested and committed for expressing deter.
nination to knock down and rob q butcher named
H. Fowler who lives Center street. in revenge for
,ome act Fowler had committedlsg ainst Tutor
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See ComstOck's Advertisement ON the first
page Of this paper Of articles that have Obtained such On
boundeatpopularity. All should use an.
Daiieys Pain Extractor, at ~ CourtIandt

boundedspopularity All should than.
DaiIeys Pain Extractor, at II CoursIsndt
street. sold at half price; warranted genuine.
remarkabis case or tho Tie DoIoreux,
ne no %sa G
~ a S1s SI p Se
1 mr1 and BY h him given nv inc
gould .fsd ny I'D .haG Sss
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sth %sss
by the watch after the first application relieved and fell
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''s; " YORK '. Sss i NJ e y Washington place.
Thi ;Ssv. .,%d Pam E.ss.or win cure the following
''%s' o al ''y Sa I Sores. Tor y:jg...
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G ESGR;Sa Sore Sore EyYs.. Piles s, sI blind
Remember !: conns: AID DO not .oaiou9S. with any
ss mrs.; FSS
"Colonsl Conner, or this CITY" who has
s
Dr. shermans celebrated Camghor Lozsnge. relieved
s1 fS f
.Se.s
The genuine sold in other than in boxes
cents, DR. Sherman house. LOG Nassau
his 2 Hudson corner Spring; les Bowery; TT
East Broadway Ledger Buildng Phadepha; and State
rect, Boston.
Gen. Dun Green, late Government agent
70 England and more recently At Te.ss permits his name e
from Comtock Cos is the most etus remedy for Piles
I'D ~ that
Medical NotIce.-The Advertisements or TN.
E sf r. snS ne eas o Iii III
hereafter ths fourth ard last column Of his
paper w. >. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
Office and Consul .na Rooms Of the Coeas
All Philadelphia Subscriptions % the
HERALD be paid the agents, Zieber Co.. Ledger
Buildings, Third Chestnut where single copies
may also be obtained daily at O'Clock.
All the and cheap Publications for sale at their
tablshment, Wholesale and retail.
N With the exception Of paper the "Heraldn
MUCH perhaps, in Philadelphia any paper published in
that city anordng valuable medium to advertisers. Adv
rements handed to the agents at half o'clock will APP
pear in the Herald day. nj Iy
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:, FRKsHer-THE RIvER.-The very heavy rain OF
wednesday produced qate treshet in the river
yesterday. The water Ave feet in "a hours, and
completely covered the inner wharves. At oc'ock last
evening, the water commenced slowly falling Albany
Argus, March Z.
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Personal Movement q.


Mrs Polk has determined 10 attend public balls
places Of public general amusement while residing at
Washingonas we sec BY private letter published In
the Boston Transcript
Hon Rufus Choate at the Astsr House yesterday,
on his way from Warrington to Massachusetts.
Senator Francis, Of Rhode Island 10 at the house
"Bi Johnscn. the once renowned hero Of the "Thou.
sand lses and who made conspicuous figure during
the Canadian rebellion in 1901 was in town on Friday
and lett the same evening for Alosny.
Mrs. 8. L. Greene, Of ingborougl, Mass grand.
daughter OF the late Rsv John Leland proposes to pub
lish the lie and writings Of that eminent divine patriot
and statesman.
Prosper M. Wetmore Esq, Of this city wns among the
latest arrivals ct Washington.
AT the instance Off. M Butler, Esq, Cherokee agent
he secretary Of War has allowed two hundred dollars
for the purpose OF bringing home and restoring
country and family George Guess, the inventor Of ths
Cherokee alphabet
Charles A. Gibbs, Esq, has been appointed Postmaster
1t Ovid, Seneca county.
ROBBERY OF CLERGYMAN We copy the fol-
lowing from the Louisville Protestant and Herald :
We regret learn that the Rev Dr. Rice Of Princeton
j. was robbed Of all his money his passage to New
Orleans on board Of steamboat Our informant did
sy whether any Of the money which he had collected for
me seminary ut Princeton, was included in the loss His
fellow passengers they ascetned his stua-
tIon, voluntarily suppedhim with the means necessary
70 Prosecute his journey.