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 Per steamboat Belle Poue i'm Aberdeen-Rives Battle X DO l5l bales C Marahe l23; Bull & Boardmau II is Ie 99; Desha, sheppard & co 5s; Andrews X co 4s Toomer. Gay X co 40; Sims & Redus 43 Bradford X Saunders 43i Pope & Son 4O Rhea. Sykes & co 2i; Boyd & Bro l2; Walker x Simpson 1; 0 Cummins |; Albert X Prentice D.
 Per steamboat Dallas i'm Chiles' Perry-E K Carlisle 200 ba les; Tar,t Stewart & co 240; Lesesne llg; De sha, sheppard & co l4O; A Campbell IO6; stringieow Hanna co s7; Ma1din Terrell s6; Boyd & Bro si CC Marable 53i Dickinson X Euss s6 Donald X Mar shall 30; Peck Shackleiod 29 II Martin 2s; Horton & Clock 27; Allen Haden 20; r Lofin l9; Storey < Ellis Is; Smith, Walker X co l2 A Lrdyard co 9; A Pope Son 6; Leavens & Malone g. Harris, CIaytnn & co 6i A Schroeder 4 s Bullard 4; Boy kin McRne 2 Per steamboat Marengo fin Monrgomery-IIoyt, Ford . Robinson ls4 bales: Tarleton, Scott Cummings l56 w Tarleton 36; TOomer, Gay co ll6; Rives Bdttl. X co 65; J Crawford 46 uldin 6 Terrell G. E L An drews & co 20; Andrews X Dawson Isl; suyre 10; W A Armstrong 2I; P Busrd B; W Bower & co 362 LII. rick, Wallace & co 10; B Vaughn l4 Smith, Wyckof x Nicoli 97; Gordon Curry "A; Lesesne 55 Walker X Holmes 4; Allen & iladen A; Labuzan Olds 6 Tartl Stewart X co li5; Leavens X Malone 56; Donald Mar. shall 10; Dickinson Eusis 3i; owner board g; A Ledyard & co 3l; Simpson x Roih 3.
 Per steamboat Re Rover fun Weiumpka-fIortun X Clock 25 bales Cotn 45; E L Andrews & co Isl Geo w Tareion e3; Mauldn & Terrell 62: Tooner, Gay X co le: Harris. Clayton & co h2 A Nisbet 232; Desha Sheppard X co 76 Rhea, Sykes 270; Rives Battle X co l0l; Andrews & Dawson 57; Tareton, Scott 0 Cumming 100; Thompson Maheson 23, DicL inson X EusiIs 2l Brodnax New lon X co 27; Pope x Son 4: Waldron Thomas g. w A Jones Hs; A Ca.npbell l2 (; Gonde 30 Tart, Stewart K co !; Donald & Marsbau s9 Per steamboat Duuuesne fun Gainesyilr-Jrsysm, A Malone 75 bales: Tartt, Stewart 6Bi C 6 MHrabIe 67 order 206; Allen x Iiaden 52 Lyon Baker 4O Jas Crawford 3S; Boyd Brn 39 Rives, Battle x co 2s: E K Carlisle 2; Rupert X McLeand 2l; Simpson X R,iL l4 Harris, Clayton co 26 Walker x Holmes 6; Dick insou Euslis 9; sheppard l G Goode l; Harwell Davis l.
 Per flat Maid of Noxubee i'm Nuyuhee-Rupert & Me- Ieliand l36 bales; IHbuZtR G Ojs 3J; Tooiner Gay X co I7 Rhea sykes & co 3; Mandin Terrell 2j liar. well & Davis l6; Marabe Gates z IIo, Ford S co RI Per Camuiack's fiat from Cahawbi--E K Carlisle 55 baes Walker Holmes G. IIarrts Clayton & co ST; ] M Whhers co 8; sirinsrll"w, Hanna Az Touun. IT,, & fn 4. 1 Nav | Per Hunters htt from NoNnbee--Rulert X McLeaud 283 baieG Toomer, Gay co 232; l. Galloway 30; j B Nave 13.
 Per Reed and Caowsy's hst i'm Noxubee-R ives Bal. ile X co 10 baes; Galloway ss Hanes 23; Walker Holmes 26; Bull X Boardnan IT; R Baker l9 Rupert & McLeiland 53 order 29 Bradford Saunders M.uIin < Terrell I2; Wniker X Simpson To-
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A Sqts IsDEED.-The New York Tribune gives

this account of ihe recovery of it's iron Sale
 The Safe has been got out and opened. The con- tens though not withnu, visible marks of the severe ordeal to which they had been exposed, found io be in good slate of preservation. The Mail Bo' Ks will not even need ranscribing. The pocket brtks containing money, notes etc., being compos. :. ed "f leather, weie thoroughly chared and spoiled. but the cash ()atween and three hundred dollars in bills, aud between twenty ard thirty dollais in srccie) and ihe Ipers are as good ns new , The Saie--a Salamand,r-was manufactured by Mir. Herring, I39 Wats street, under whose vigorous and we'll directed sfforts it taken out of the ruins. It was found surrounded by burning timbers, and had evidently b,en expose, to the severest iiou ufthe fire. 1le duor WAS slightly sprung, but very little difficulty found in opening it with a key. We do not SC, ho~ any Safe could acquire a better certificate of character.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of Mobile February IS, 1s45.

CLEARED
 Br ,hp Java, Pickering for Liverpool, by Gwaihmey, Forbes & co, '' ship Martha Washington, Doane, for New-York, by Brig Isabel, Brebert, for Porto Rico, by Weseldt X Bro.
 Brig Commerce, Allen, for Providence, by Ballou & Hall
 Steam schr Eagle, Smith, for New-oreans
 ARRIVED. Ship Havre, Ainsworth. fin New York. to Bell, Jr. Schr Jubilee. Atwooh from Pensncola, with 2l5 bales cotton 10 Boykn McRHe
 Schr Atsion, Martin, fin Nassau, N. F., to master. Schr Allure Jenkins fin Pensacola, to Boykin & Me. Rae.
 Steamboat Montezuma, Baker, fin New.Oriean, Steamboat Jas l. Dav, Reynolds, i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Belle Poue, Johnson, from Aberdeen, with Steamboat Marengo, Adams, fm Montgomery with 1884 Steamboat Dallas Adams, fin Ches' Ferry, with la9s Steamboat Duquesne. Bell from Gainesville, with 7es Steamboat Rsd Rover, BurriiI, from Weiumpka, with l64l bales cotton. stesmbost Norfolk, Rouse, from Vienna. with lOo7 bales cotioi.
 Hunters flat fin Noxubee, with 260 bales cotton. Reed and CsIoways fiat fun Ncxubee, with 360 bales cotton.
 Crouthers' fiat i'm Noxubee, with al4 bales cotton. Barge Marion George. from Cahawba, with 37l bales cotton.
 Flat Maid of Noxubse from Noxubee, with 276 bales cotton.
 Cammack's flat fun Cahawba, with 354 bales cotton. Stringfeilow's flat fun Cahawba with 2is bales cotton. ARRIVED HEScs-At New York. sth-ship Cotton
 MEMORANDA. gsr PR. PARI GLAsoOw-This vessel whirh saiipd from Savannah, 25th u far St Johns returned the former port the Huh Is supposed, in consequence Of ths muiinoua stsie f her crew,
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au.Iorsng Iiye 1eals lor lLe ocaLioo ol lhe same.

authorisng five yeaIs for te location oi the same, also pas sed 10 be ensrossed.
 Also bin for the relief of Georgetown, D. C.
 A large number of private hills were then passed and sent to the Senae including seselal which had lIeiore passed lhe Senate.
 The Calendar having been cleared of bills not ob- jecled lo, the debaiabe bills were taken from the Speakers table.
 A bin for the relief nf the soreiies Of Samuel S~arlwoui taken up, and gave rise to an extend ed debate between Messrs Saunders, oi Worth Ca rolna, Payne of allaina, Brnkthoif of Ohio, and others n.olion was made To lay the bill upon the table, which prevailed, ayes 96, noes 5s
 A motion was made io consider, and the consi- iteration of this motion postponed until Monday next.
 The House then took up bill for lhe relief of the heirs md representatives of Jas. (. Watson.
 The case involved Slave property of the Greek ln- dans, and the friends and enemies Ui the hlll were not very well agreed as to the facts The bill was warmly defended and warmly opp"sed-Messrs Adams, Stephens, Giddings, Belser, nickey, and others taking part in the debate. The bill was be- 10 the House unlil late adjournment.
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Il Is understood that John Jay. Esq, of N. York, has m pess and wIll publish in few days. "Facts connected with the preseniment of Bishop Onder- donk, being reply to part of the Bishops state ment." MT Jay having been of the counsel of the presenting Bishops, the public may expect from this pamphlet some important information in relation tn the late trial of the Bishop.
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MOBILE
Tuesday Morning, February 8, 1s45.

We learn from the Washington Globe oi lLe slh instant, that the Senate has rejected the nomination of Mir. White as Consul to Liverpool. Mr. W. was President Of the Tyler Baltimore Convention.
 The nomination of Judge Nelson of New York, was confirmed at the same sitting, as one of lle Judges Of the Supreme Court of the United stales, in place Of the late Judge Thompson
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The Rev MT. Marshall, IS will be seen by his ad vertisemen', will deliver lecture this evening. Il, the Second Methodist Church, in which, tu use his own language, he will 'present considerations which should entitle t. Paul be esteemed the saviour of mankind rather than Jesus Christ" The Iite of the lecture sufficiently startling, and were we not as. sured that tie substance of it is unexceptonable to orthodoxy even, we should hesitate 10 give it a mo- iice We lrarn, however, that il has been listened to with profound attention and decided appreciation, by eminent Dvnes and large audiences, in the mid de and ;hern States, and that it has borne of the palm both of argument and eloquence. We confess shall be curious to heat it.
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MARYLAxD srArn FAlrH.-The Bal,imor

Sun says:
 "The decisive and favorable action of the present leg slaure on Ihls important subject is beganng to be looked on with confidence by capitalists and oih- CTS. moi only at home, but in New York and Phila- delpna, as is evnced hy the steady rise in lhe price of Maryland stocks. On the 2Slh u State sixes sold in Ihis city al 75, and yesterday we learn they sold at 79 at the stock board. which price was nf- fred for more, but they could not be oblalned. The public mind is now ready for prompt ani decisive action the pat Of the legislature, and il should be their duty as well as their inclination to continue ''Io strike while the iron is hot"
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The Washington Constitution says; "Wp are hap- py in being able 10 announce a continued improve meni in Mir CALHoUN's health. He is entre, free from disease, and, though considerably debilita- ted, g'es his attention to the more important bust, ness of his Department.
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CRNHRGRERA

Per brig Boston fun BostOn-M Slesoni P Miller X eos Coey, Stewart k co; Grigss Barney eos Horton Clocki Foster & Datieiei Bowen; Gshdolfo; Mas tersoR; T If Cheeveri A Hooper.
 Fer steamboat James l. Dav rom New -Orleana- Fry, Hiss X coi w II Redwood; Withers & CO; " Dorrance Hugely, Mann X CD; Fitts; w Ogden; w E Starke; Mallory & Ross; Perryma & Son; Marshall Rowe co; Washington Callahan; Cullen Smith; MurdOcki Ludlow X SmiIh T McGran.
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THEATRE-MR. H. PLAcIbE.-Ths excellent comedian was greeted on his first appearance last night, with iull and fashionable house. His pc, . formance of Grandfather Whitehead drew tears of sympathy from every eye; while daughter, holding both his sides." was more than tsfed with the grotesque persona,on of "Bombases Furioso.' To- night Mr. Placide appears in two of his popular pieces. The farce of "The Secret," which gave such satisfaction on Saturday, will commence the evenings entertainments.
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ed by the New York legislature Senator 10 Com gress from that State for six years from the 4th of March next. Mr. D. is friend of Texas annexa- ton
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B0ST0N-Per brig Bos,on-lO0 bxs candies. 22 coils codage 20 cks nails 10 hhls oi pkges glassware 100 cases shoes, 50 bales dnmesiics. etc.
 THOMASTON-Per schr PHtriut 600 cks lime.
 PENsACOLA-Per schr Alure-2l2 bales cotton
 Ns-Per steamboat James Day-34 hhda II sks coffee lOU bhls moasses l20 do whis- Key 25 do honr IA do pork do do, l6 eks ba- con. 56 kegs lurd, 99 sks corn, etc.
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EfxERPoOI.-Per Br ship IAva--l469 hales cotton. PORTO RICo--Per brig 1sabel-65i bales cotton. NEW-foRk-Per ship Martha Washing Ioa--lO4l bis cotton, 6 cases mdsa.t
 PROViDENCE-PerbrgC CommereH-s64 bls cotton NEW-ORLEANS-Per sGeam sehr Eagle -l5OO sacks aalf
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IlrTELL's LIVING AGF.-We have another monthly number of this invaluable publication from MT. Allen. There is more good reading in number of this work than is to be found in any single pub- cation of the day The first number of the year is in respect behind any of it's predecessors, beirg made up of the best specimens of elegant literature taken from the whole range of the periodical press of Great Britain.
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O. To the Voters cf Mobile county: We are au- thorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON AS a candidate for reelection the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. feb8 60tilef
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U-NED $. RATCIIFFE is proposed by his friends as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will besupporled by
 iebl7 67lf MANY VOTERS.
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OJ-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election he first Monday of August next. jan14 3etes
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o. The friends of WILLIS w. GAY will sup- port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August next.
 ianl6 AOfeR
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0G-I offer my name lo the voters of Mobile county candnate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election. .,
 Janl5 39te EDWIN RUST.
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0o-The undersigned announces himself as can didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun. ty, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
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ax RUNAWAY --Un Sunday last, from the
 M~ employ of Mir. Del Banco. on the Dauphln
 A street road, negro man HARRY, about 45 A years of age. His hair and heard getting grey. and has high forehead. He is a shoemaker by trade, and is quite smoolh spoken and plausible. Was dressed when last seen in lung summer coat. mixed pants, good deal worn, md black hat, and walked with stick, and speaks in drawing coun- try way. Harry and his wife brought from Tennessee about fourteen months ago, taking water ut Selma. He may attempt To get back on some boat. All persons are warned against employing or harboring said negro.
 feh13 q. A. STUART.
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p MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE--NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BosToN-tGUARAsTEE CAPITAL SlG00oU )-Wili h. Lives the Mutual Principle al favorable raes Table of Premiums and forms of applications together with any other information relative the Institution, may be had on application at the office of
 DEXTER X ABBOT, Agents, iau29 o4 Mlchael-street
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HUTLERY-A fine assortment of Table and - Pocket Cutlery, including the celebrated Ala. bama kmNes, just received and for sale by
 ieblS O. MAZANGE & co 4S Con-st
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Hl-norih side
 REFERENoEs-Dr. Levert, Dr. Mott. nov22 2s2ir
 ECZEMA, Glass, Earthenware and Cut AND RETAIL.-The subscriber Is now receiving extensive assortment of the above ar cles, which he offers Ht the lowest prices.
 nov14 JAS. MASTERSON, Importer. J4 Water st.
 or The owners of 59 coils ROPE m rked D., re. quesed 10 call and the expenses of the same, al the store of the subscriber before the l4th inst NJ 10 o'clnck AM, or t will be sold for that purpose
 febll 62 JOHN TICKNOR. |.
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17-DR JOHN NJ WILLIAMS, VEGETABLE
NIEIII,INE [ .an L Z ~.

I1}- DR.. JOHN VI, WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baltimore St,
tfth door east Of FTont.-THE Bgsr SERIES OF MEpI-
C!NEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratsry, 10 wt;--Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Ant-biiinus Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bters, % cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific 50 cents
a hotties Cholera Specific, % cents bottle; New
Emetc Preparation, l2. cents n vial; Pvdiuviun or
Foot Bath Powder, 49, cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Sc
81 cents bottle; New Remedy for Cough l2t cents
n vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, Il pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants 50 cts bottle
Rheumatic Liniment and EmbrScatiOn. and accom-
paniments 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90; Dyson
terry Cordial 50 cts bottle, &c SC, SC. Printed di
rectionS for the administration of these remedies ac
company each article. n. B. Advice given nv Dr.
w, free OF charge. ml3-tf
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NEASON'S BISCUIT
HH AND CRACKER BAKERY

RICHARD c. mason, having removed again to
his OLD STAND, No. 9s PRATT STREET, few
doors east of Souhst,, is prepared to furnish the
Public with superior CRACKERS of every d. scrip
ton at the shortest notice, and as liberal terms
any estab ishment in this city,
Using the hest materials, and having first rate work
men, he feels confident that his Crackers will please
all who may honor him with their custom.
He would respectfully call the attention of shippers
TO his PILOT and NAVY BREAD. which has given
such universal satisfaction in the West India market
ml0- Ties
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90 DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, AND NER-
VOUS AFFECTIONS. DR., ALIENS VEGETABLE
CoMPouSp has been prepared expressly for the cure Of
the above complaints. It has been tested in Il private
practice of eight years during which time il has cured
many of from five twelve years standing, and
after al other treatment has failed For sale ONLY at
No. - N,GAY STREET, Baltimore, where also NAV
he had gratis, Pamphlets containing certificates Of
cures, and descriptive Of The nature Of dyspepsia its
symptoms, causes, &c. mS-stu3t-
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DR.. B4scoM's AppREss. We publish in
another part of to-day's paper extracts from an
address published by the Rev. DR.. Bascom, on
the subject of slavery, and We ask for it an at
tertiyc perp>al There can be no doubt that
much of the abolition excitement at the North
arises from ignorance of the actua! condition
of the slaves of the South; and it is beyond
question that the situation Of these slaves IS
much better than that of the free colored peo-
pie who reside at the North. In Maryland
the most degraded and worthless portion of
the Co!O!ed population are free; for here the
well fed and clothed, and is not overworked.
Indeed, in many cases, he has little else to do
than TO be driven about in a carriage by his
master: visit the springs IN summer; and "eat,
drink and be merry" Those who imagine
that on our farms the oversecr or master fol-
lows the slave whip in hand, are greatly mis-
taken; for instances. are not rare, where the
slave is allotted portion of land which ne
CutiYates on his own account. The supervi-
sion OF the owner over his slave is more pa
rental than otherwise; and the attachment of
the slave for his master and family, is not I'M
frequently most intense and devoted. Free
persons of color too often fall into idle, dss
Pated habits, which keep them poor and in
distress, and hasten the termination of their
existence We wish that those citizens of the
North, who think that slavery is so horrible
that they would dissolve the union to abolish
it, would travel through Maryland, Virginia
and other Southern States and examine the
condition of the slaves. We think that such
inspection would change their opinions and re-
lieve their minds. We are not the advocates
OF Slavery-on the contrary, we should rejoice
were it possible to remove all coored persons
from the country and place them in a state OF
freedom. But that is at present out of the
question. They are here amongst us; and UNI
der no circumstances can they ever be placed
upon perfect equality with the whites. We
again refer the reader to the extracts from the
address Of Dr. BIscom
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r3- CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR.
Strange is It that persons who attend strictly to per
sOnal cleanliness, baths, SC. should neglect the head
the hair-the most esSentIal-the most exposed
and the most beautiful when properly cared for, of all
the gifts of the Creator Perfectly FIRE may be kept
Of dandlutl or scurf with certainty that the hair
cannot fall out by the of The BALM OF COLUM-
BiA. Prepared by CGm>tOrk X Co., Nrw York,
For sale IN Baltimore, AT the Of Hanover and
Baltimore SIS. Also al the corner Of Baltimore and
Mlgrs0n SIS and nj No. II Thames 81. Il
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YH1ABLE CUTLERY. &c Fine Ivory bondr,

TE7ABLE CUTLERY, &c. Fine livery handle
n Knives and Forks, i'll sets of 81 and 80 pieces;
do do in half and whole dozens; also, an extensive
assortment OF Buck Horn; Whalebone self-tip'd:
Sham Ebony, white and black Bone Table and Tea
Knives aud Forks Besides great variety of Carv-
ers and Steels; Kitchen Bread and Cooks Knives
jusreceived per ship Susanna Cumming and for SALE
low by JAS. CORrLAN SON,
No. Is Baltimore street
ml3 nearly oppOsite the Centre Market
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LATE FROM BUENos AYREs. Buenos Avres
dates to the Sth of March have been received.
The edict relative to all vessels touching at
Montevideo is i'll full force. An American brig
had been ordered of from Buenos hyres in
consequence of having communicated with the
former place.
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FRONT STREET THgATRE.-Ny. .9nieTJon. On the
occasion of Mr.. AndeGson'S benefit, last evening the
Front street theatre crowded by as brilliant an
audience as filled that spacious edifce. The FIRST
tier of boxes nearly all taken in the early part OF
the day. and upon the rising OF the curtain the first and
second tiers, and pit all filed. Those who came
afterwards, with lades--and there we've many-were
compelled retire; gentle, sought other portions
of the house, the colered gallery, &C. Till the house,
from " pit dome," presented ono dense Of hui
man beings. The performance, which was witnessed
with great attention, passed off most delightfully."-. In
consequence of the inability Of many persons wit
ness Mr. AS. performances, owing 10 the crowded
condition OF the house nightly Mr.. Burton has pre-
vailed upon him remain for few nights more, and
he will appear this evening 'the Stranger, in the
celebrated play of that name.
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;, On the ilth inst. by the Rev. John Sharpey, Wa
hDTCHlNaS To Miss REBECCA SARAH BAXTER, both
OF Baltimore county.
On the 'h instant by the Rsv'd MIR. Sewell, DAVID
BECkETT to Miss SARAH BAKER, all of this civ
~ w ashington, on the sth instant, by the Rev Dr.
Navy, TO MARY, daughter of Com. Shubrick
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h sentiments of respect,
/ am your ob't. serv't
To Jacob G.. Davies, Mayor of Baltimore

To Jacob G.. Davies, Mayor of Baltimore.
Breaking the Sabbath A youth, named VIM.
Arnold, was arrested on Sunday afternoon for
pitching cents in lumber yard He was fined
ST and costs by Justice Belt, and in default Of
payment committed to Jail.
Stealing a Ring. Ann Maria White, charg-
ed with stealing a gold ring from Margaret
Smith, was arrested yesterday by officer Nc
Donnell and committed for further examna-
ton by Justice McAllest r.
Cases for Court. Joseph Merritt, charged
with riotng and fighting at the fire on Sunday
afternoon, was arrested by officer Lambert, and
held to bail in the sum Of $500 to appear at the
Saturday Court, by Justice Belt. VIM Butler
for abusing and threatening Edmund Butler,
was arrested yesterday by officer Gross, and in
default of security committed to Jail by Justice
Wilson.
Stealing Boots. Robert Johnson and Alfred
Fisher, (colored slaves were arrested yester-
day by officers Shuck and Quinn, on the charge
OF stealing two pairs Of boots, the property of
Mr.. Goodwin, Shoemaker, Gay-st. They were
examined by Charles G. Rdgley, Esq, and
fully committed to take their trial at the June
term of the Criminal Court.
Disturbing The Peace. Catharine Haley and
Sarah Gordon, for disturbing the peace, were
yesterday arrested by officer Ruly, and COM
mitted TO Jail by Justice McAllister.