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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, ls45.
FROM THE EXCHANGE REApINe-ROoM ooks.
CLEARED.

CIsEhhED,
Brig Saldana, Stubs, Barbadoes Clark 4 kellogg
Schr Bride, North, Fredericksburg master.
SA1LED to- day lin tow of steamer Patapscol--
Brig Eliza, new Corner, for Pernanbuco; William
Free, Mason, Kingston, jam; schr Alicia, Walter,
Barbados. dn tow of steamboat Maryland --Schf
MilSent, Tunnel, for New York.
ARRIVED,
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, days from Charleston COT
ton, to Jno X. Randall.
schr Maria, Latourette from New York via Nor.
FOLK, (where she put in with loss of anchors &C.,
reported Yesterday assorted cargo, to 4. Mankin.
BELOW-schr Mary Catharine, Gayle days frora
Charleston, cotton, to g. Pendergast Son.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Archibald Oracle, Rice, was to sail from Sa.
Vanna-la Mar Jam. about the 18th January for Alex
adria, d. G..
Brig Grecian, from New Orleans, arrived below
Philadelphia 18th inst. reports: Sailed in co. 18th Jan
with barque Pao Fuller, for ". York. On the a6th,
lat. 26 40, Ion. ~ ~, baique ashore on Indian
hey, with wrecker alongside; could not make out
her name.
Barque Lawrence, Hamilton from Bal,1eore TO,
Boston, arrzed at Holiness Hole 9Th inst.
Briggs sylph, Snow, and Erie, Gunby, from BALI
MORE disc'g were left at Gibraltar 93d Dec.
Brig Midas, Bcntha days from Baltimore for Bar
BADGES, was spoken LIT ult. lat 25 OF NJ len. 60 w
Schr Helen Frazier, Clarke, of and for Portland
with full cargo of corn, flour, lard, &c, from thi4
port, went ashore 81 instant, in hurricane from the
eastward, on Deas Beach, about is miles from Sandy
Hook, where (the Capt. writes from Shrewsbury, N.
~ she lies perfect wreck. OF the cargo l39 barrels
hour, Is bbls. lard and some smaller articles have
been saved The corn all lost. We understand that
the vessel and cargo all covered by insurance in
this city
Schrs Z. A. Stevens, Briggs, for South Amboy; and
George klots, Beatto for Baltimore, cleared at New
York 18th inst.
Schr John W. Taylor, stokey, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New Orleans Sd inst.
Schr Alice A. Pondergast, Tootle, from Baltimore,
arrived at Charleston 9Th inst. On the 9th so miles
east of Charleston, during a gale from w. ~
w. lost jib boom, stove buwarks and was compelled
TO throw over part of deck load consisting Of whskey
Schr R. IL. Wyatt, Busick, from Baltimore, arrived
at EdeuOn, ". G 9Th inst
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III CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING OF

a5- CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING OF
very description, executed with great despatch, at No.
l34 BALTIMORE STREET-sach
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LhDING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &C. &c.
Indeed il is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. esrs style, and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Burrows THEATRE-FRoNT-sr. AS We ex-
pected large audience was present last even
ing to witness the first representa- ton of the
new extravaganza of "Open Sesame" which
was received with shouts of laughter and ap-
plause. 1t will be repeated again this evening,
with the addition of the forces of "Murder in
the FIRST Degree" and Glove and Laudanum,"
in which pieces Messrs. Burton and Chapman
will appear.
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U3- FAIR. The Ladies OF the PELL'S POINT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH are now holding Fair
in the splendid Hall recently erected by the Eagle Ar
tilersts on Fleest. to the of Broadway,
Qate Market street,l for the benefit of the above
Church. The assortment of articles offered il nu-
merous and tasteful, besides plentiful supply of
keireshments-whch, together with the handsome
new Hall, will render the inducements to attend the
Far particularly great. fell-4t
Y. Is. Both lines of Omnibusscs pnss the Hall
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03-MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION.
The Institute will meet at O'Clock, M on SAT-
URDAY, 18th instant, at the Rooms of Mr.. DAsHIEI,
Light street, when the following questions will be
discussed, viz: What is the best initatory process
for teaching the art of csmposition' How early in
life should il be commenced? Can any books, now in
existence, be- of any benefit TO the Instructor The
discussion will be opened by the Rev Mr.. Hay.
II X. CONNOLLY, Rec. Sec.
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BALTIMORE LrcEUM. The exercises before
this old and excellent institution this evening
will consist of a Lecture by the Hon. Levi
Woodbury., of U. States Senate. Subject
"American Character" and the discussion OF
the question elias the union Of political and
ecclesiastical Institutions, in the government Of
Europe, tended to advance civilization" The
acknowledged talents of the lecturer will doubt
less secure large audience.
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Gyt- GREAT COUNCIL. /. .. X. VI. or MARY
LAND. The members and representatives of the
Great Council hereby notified to attend the regu-
". f.. corner of Hanover and Lombard streets, on
THIS friday EVENING, at O'Clock. BY order,
II J. l.. BOOKER, G. X. K.
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SENATOR BERRIEN's BILL. The New York
Sun thinks that the bill reported from the Ju-
dietary Committee of the Senate by Judge Ber-
rien, the Chairman, ought to be entitled can
act to prevent aliens from becoming citizens OF
the United States" The Sun objects to the
bill, that il requires those who design TO be-
come citizens to enter their declarations with
the collector of the port at which they arrive,
and TO receive certificates descriptive of their
persons. Now we consider this most whole
some provision, for it will prevent frauds which
are sometimes practised and will place on
record many matters which are now omit
ted, No law can be too rigid in identify
ing the person of the applicant But the Sun
again objects to combining the grant of certl-
6cates Of naturalization to the Courts Of the
United States, and would have the power
conferred on all Courts of Record. We differ
from the editor. We would prefer the provi-
sion in Senator Berrien's bill, as we arc oppos-
ed to enabling irresponsible tribunals to confer
citizenship. The United States Judges have
abundant time to naturaize all applicants
The Sun says, that Senator Berrien "appears
to think that the only object people have in
getting naturalized is to be allowed to voto."
We know not what may be the Senator 5
thoughts on the subject, but we do know, and
so does the editor of the Sun, that nineteen
out OF twenty who are naturalized immediate
ly preceding elections, are made citizens with
special reference to the elections. Parties de-
sire their votes and pay the expenses of their
naturaliZation-and hence it is wisely provided
in the Senate bill that no naturalization papers
shall be granted for certain time prior to an
approaching election. This wholesome proyi-
sion would prevent the abominable practices
which now prevail in the manufacture of citi-
sens Just prior to elections, and it would check
party conceptions, inasnuch as they would not
be disposed to pay for naturallzng those whom
they might not be able to use.
The Sun cast an Liberal and unjust imputa-
ton upon the motives Of Senator Berrien in re,
porting this BILL A sufficient justification fol
the introduction of the bill might have beer
found in the infamous transactions which havt
recently taken place in New York and else
where, without attempting TO ass'i tho motive
of the Senator. Every man who has gives
the subject proper consideration must be con
vinced that Il change in the naturalization law
is der,andod by the best interests of the coun
Try, and that The igrt ofsudrago must be NOR
IigiAly faced in and guardaA--and the ONLY
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Gf- MESSRS. EDITORS-You will oblige j sab
scriber by inserting the following communication,
which hope you will regard suitable reply to a
communication that recently appeared in the sun.
Mi,r Editu:
SUK-I see that there's a newspaper war gein
on about Colleges, and big Schools. Now, Mr.. Edi-
tur se of the settled opinion that all this high arnin
amt ut for our boys no hew. We don't want char
tered colleges in our city Spite children by ten
them all abeut latin and greek and gbbyish and min
erals, geology and phiosoes and them sseles things
which larned men call natral syenses. In my young
days realm, ritin and rithmeic was enuf No teacher
was foolish enut to throw away 5000 in gettin to-
gether long qusical spy glasses, big round bottles,
iecrci machines, batterin rams, whales jaws, histn
cranks with puys, and host of SIGH like nonsincs
let alone stuffed birds, shells, animals and stones and
SIGH like foolish critturs goes in for Jusas OPT
nl0h Thems my sentnunts sur. Laraed mems enuf
for me. AZ for only arned DOCTORS lawyers or cler-
gymens, but arned boys is a shame to our city sur
II ant becomin and never yet seed hoy that knowd
Toe much eeme to nothin sur. | hope our Legislator
noes better than to chartur any colleges. Why
sur the people noes thay is all humbug Hant thar
Yale Colege-ahd who does not no how many
youths it has spilled
No. Mstur Editur, goes in for putin "Sta,npt act
tar" on SIGH humbugsery. whale jaw schools, and
nope Justitia will out agin in the blight Sun of
Baltimore and help to put down this awful monopoly
Of high flown and larned schools.
1t AN OLD Jun.
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The MUSEUM. The entertainments at the
Saloon this evening are the farce of sBam-
boozling," and the .laughable burlcsque OF
''Beauty and the Beast" with dancing and
songs by the Misses Ince'.
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IMPORTANT TO STEAMBOAT

OOVIt ffND
LOUIS MULLER respectfully informs them that
lie will gladly do their UPHOLSTERING-such as,
make Carpets, Mattresses, Curtains, Cushions Lay
Oilcloths, Stuff Chairs Sofas, &c., and do all other
varieties of work in this branch of trade as low as il
can he done in the city.
On hand large lot of PAPER HANCINGS, which
are offered for sale upon the most accommodating
terms. ....
10 Paper Hanging done in the neatest manner.
10 Call at No. e26 BALTIMORE STREET, one
door from Chahes. feI4nwt
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CHURCH PSALMIST, Or, Psalms & Hymns
another supply just received and for sale by
PARSONS l. PRESTON,
Booksellers and Statoners and Blank Book Manufac-
turers, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot. fel4
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A ToUcH OF CoLD WEATHER. Ga Sunday
week the mercury in the thermometer at Que
bee was down 10 80 degrees below zero,
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~ WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &C. The
"HHoOPLNG co UGH CORDI.9L" has been
proved, III hundreds Of in this city and else
where to be the best remedy, if not the only one
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsrH-
MAJ all structures of the Chest mot depending upon
niiammauon,I difficulty of breathing, &c. it is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure Cir
cumstances induce state, that the GENUINE AR
TicLE can onlybe obtained of DR.. GIDEON B. SMITH
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street. Bal
tm0re Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. ia4-tFl4t
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NO CHOICE. There was trial to elect n
Congressional representative in the Ninth Dis
tTict, Massachusetts, on Monday. From the
returns, it is evident there was no choice.
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GA BOY WANTED. Wanted, boy from l6
to II years of age to learn the Drug and ApOthecary
buslnesS-none need apply unless they can come well
recommended Apply at this Office. fel3-4t
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A3-LECTURES. A Series of Lectures will be
delivered in the Methodist f. Church. Caroline street,
TO commence on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, l7th
Rev. ]. Lanahan. Subject oman a contemplatiye
being, the Universe his field of contemplation" End,
on TUESDAY, 18th inst, by John s. Tyson, ESQ,
SubJect-"A History of the knowledge of God. "yThe
3rd will be delivered on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
18Th, by Rev. s. A. Roszel. Subject-''The Philoso-
ply and Power of Language" Single Tickets Is
cents-Sinele Ticket to the course Sc cents-Ticket
admitting Gentleman and Lady to the Is cts.
The proceeds to be applied to the liquidation of debt
on the Sabbath School Houses lately erected in the
Station. Tickets to be had at I. r. Cook ), and At
the door on the evening of each Lecture. tl4 81"
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THANKS. We are indebted to the Mobile
Herald and Tribune for slip by the Govern
ment express, in advance of the regular mail.
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W STAR Room My friends and the public are
Respectfully Informed that shall commence, this day,
the FRESH FISH LUNCHES at /! O'Clock.
"Nuf ced,''
fell u HI HAIRY HOuCk,
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objection which we have to the bill OF Senator
Bcrrcn is THAT it leaves the door too open tor the
admission of foreigners to tho right of citizen
ship-nevcrthelcss we shall be gratified if it DC
passed, as we are of the opinion that it would
cure many existing evils. There are some per-
Sons who advocate the admission of foreigners
to all the rights of citizenship immediately on
their arrival in this country, and can open their
Sims to clasp criminals and paupers who seek
our shores from necessity: but we have not so
much of 1.-THE milk of human kindness" We
held the title of American citizen, TO be honor
able, and are not in favor of degrading it by
comforting it upon the outcas's of peniteailarIes
and nm-h houses.
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aieCteu u mdke IL PUBIC.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK.

Tents and Coates Street.
% The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tail, IN Baltimore, either at the of Franklin and
Green Streets or ut the ). w of Baltimore
ana Greeh-Sts tel2
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A L. NJ A N A G..
Noon 3 phases
MARRIED.,
ID | f. d

On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Martin, GEosox
w. KsgIs to Miss AsGELIEg Pool, ali OF this city
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rlMOREI.YCEUM-Sr. JoHs's CHURCH,
libERrY-&r. The exercises Of the Lycenni ON
Friday EVENING, Feb. 18th, will consist of a Lee
lure by tie Hon. LEVI WOODBURY., of the u. states
senate Su'iect-"American Character" After Inc
lecture, the following question will be discussed;
"Iias the union Of Political and Ecclesiastical instl-
tutona, III the governments of Europe tended to aa-
vance civilizations
Admission 20 the Lyceum % cents. Tickets may
he procured Of the Board of Cuaors, and a the door
on The evening Of The lecture. BY order,
tel32t fri WIN. II. CREERY, Sec'y.
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MURDERS IN N. ORLEANS. On the night of
the 4th inst. n fracas occurred at the St. Louis
Ball room, at N. Orleans, between Fl. F Hatch,
of that city, and Mr.. Jackson, of N. Y, which
ended in the latter being so severely stabbed,
that he is reported to be dead. A few nights
previous Mr.. Herisson, employed at the office
of the Bee, killed a man named Joseph in self
defence.
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! AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CoSHEN-
TloN. We have heretofore noticed the propo-
| stion to hold this Convention in New York on
the 2?d instant, Washington'S blrth-day-but
the notice being too short, it has been proposed
TO substitute the 9th Of April, the 10th ami
versary of our first revolutionary battle. We
hope the proposition will be received with ge-
neral favor, as it will afford more time to have
representatives chosen throughout the country
and the season will be more pleasant. We shall
be gratilied to see Baltimore represented in the
convention, and we have reason to believe that
such will be the case as we understand that it
is likely ward meetings to organize will be
shortly called.
We expressed the opinion prior to the late
presidential election that the two great polti-
cal parties engaged in that contest, would be
unable TO continue their organization for ano-
ther battle; and such is our present conviction.
The controversy has degcncrated into scram-
bic for offices, upon which ground it is impos-
sbc that it can be continued. We believe that
the patriotic members of both parties will unite
upon the broad platform occupied by the Anne
rcan Republicans, and exert themselves to ele-
vate the character and prosperity of their COM
mon country. A truly American spirit will be
substituted for that of mere party; and the prin-
ciples of Washington and the other heroes and
sages of the revolution will again exert con-
troubling influence in the affairs Of the nation.
Those who are ignorant of the principles of
American Republicans may dcnounce them as
proscriptive; but few persons ofintormation will
In what are they proscriptivc' All persons,
without distinction Of religion or Of birth, who
arc citizens of the United States, and desire 10
see the government administered on American
ed to unite with the American Republicans
They are opposed to any distinction between
native and adopted citizens, or any separate Or
ganization of the latter for political purposes;
and they are also hostile to the admission into
the country of the inmates of foreign peniten-
tiares and alms-houses; or comforting the right
of citizenship before the applicant has had time
10 make himself familiar with the institutions
of the country. There is nothing proscriptive
in tthese ciples-nothing which has not
he sanction of the name of Washington, and
hey cannot have higher authority in their ia
FOR. As to the opposition of the ignorant or in
crested, they have little respect for it; nor will
hey pause in their career to refute what may
,e advanced by such persons; for they are con-
cious that they are dscharging the duty which
hey owe to the country and to their Creator.
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o. OIL OF TANNiN-oR, LSArH&R RIsToRER
Il New Chemical Discovery. Most people know, that
skins and hides are converted into leather by the use
of Tannin extracted from certain barks &C.
When The force and strength of the Tannn is worn
out, leather becomes dead, hard dry BRITTLE cracked
covered with crust, &c. THIS ALL KNOW. To re
store then life, softness, moistness strength smooth
ness, aud remove all crust fly or blistererestore the
annin. This substance the leather never can receive
the second time; but the whole virtues of are this
article, the OIL OF TANNiN-which penetrate the
stliest and hardest leather if it has twenty years
IN use; and if il tears easily with the fingers, it inn
parts at once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. II becomes like new leather, in all respects,
with delightful sofness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly mpervous to water
particularly boots, shoes, carriage opa, harness,
hose, trunks, and in fact all things made of leather
giving splendid polish even higher than new leather
has, and al least doubling its wear and durability, in
whatever manner the leather is used Asupply Of
this article has just been received at the corner of
HANOVER and BALTlMORE-S1S., Baltimore. Il!
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From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-

HPKIT IUII I6fl,
Mr.. John &. CcntreH:-Dear Sir,-Having been az
tliced for upwards of two years, with liberation of
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence and your Medicated Syrup of Sarsaparil-
la, am now restored to perfect health, and my sight
which was so much impaired, is rs strong as when
boy.
thought it duty owed TO you and those similar
ly affected to make it public.
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HARDWARE HARDWAREr

s. ID a d REWARD. During my absence on
- ~O Monday afternoon last, a most unwar.
rantabe attack was made, by some persons unknown
to me, upon some gentlemen while eating oysters i'll
my house; and rs am determined to protect all who
favor me with their patronage and keep the peace
in and about my establishment, l will give the above
reward for the arrest and conviction of the perpetra
tors OF said outrage, who have, notwithstanding the
most diligent efforts have been made to arrest them
thus far eluded detection JOHN MUIIAN.
It. corner Second-st and TripSletts alley.
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a NANAhH SEED AT 81 GENTS.
" 10000 lbs. first quality new crop CANARY
SEED, in quantities to suit, at 6. cents per pound
with fine assortment of TEAS, including lot Of
EXTRA FINE RICH Favored REAL CHULAN
BLACK; WINES; OILS; CANDLES; FLOUR, and
choice stock of GROCERIES generally, for sale ON
the best terms by JOHN G. REANEY,
No. 81 East Baltimore street,
fel3-N' between High and Exeter SITS.
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M& RS. MCPHERSON, No. So North Howard
WI street, has repenished her assortment of those
beautiful Caps and Head Dresses of some of the latest
patterns-she has made arrangements to make to or
der all articles in the Fancy Line, such as CAPS,
COLLARS, &C., and will in short time receive
some very beautiful materials from New York for La
dies use. fel4-lw
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n OUISIANA LANDS. Wanted to purchase
-aA Immediately. Any person having any of the
above lands to dispose of will find purchaser by ap
plying at SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office.
fel4 No, 10 EXCHANGE Place
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CUsroM HOUSE RECEIPTS. The receipts at
the New York Custom House last week, were
Slil COZ II, making the total receipts, since
January LIST, sl,8s2, 1888 81. A decrease of
S562,753 oG, as compared with the receipts Of
lS44, at the same time.
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MURDER. We learn from Prairie du Chen
that the mail carrier between that place and
St. Peters, brought word that a Mr.. SWEET, at
Lake Pippin, was murdered recently by a
Frenchman. The murderer had fled, and our
informant says from the description received of
him, he passed through Prairie du CHEN going
south, several days since,
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WNOOD! WOOD! WOOD!-CHEAP !-
w Prime OAK WOOD at only $3 so per Cord
For sale at the Depot of Philadelphia & Wilmingtoa
Railroad, near Pratt ST. Bridge II can be carted an
cheap as from the wharves. Enquire Of JOHN AL
LEN, City BLOCK, or at the Depot. feI34tt