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The New York herald., 1845-04-14

CHINESE MAGICIAN.
MONDAY EVENING. April lah. the Apollo Saloon
40 Broadway, YE WANG will give variety Of Ma
gcA teats, OF which the following sonnet
SShongcStoo-tsing ..'or... -. Hate hing Birds.
ylnR.Soong... Gard Steep!e.
Hah moo Freaks Of a Billet Of Wood
I;naTs;na Moo :. o. Snarmsd Sa:
with the deception Of The Chinese Wizard and
Cutting off Mans Head.
parents guardians, half-prce.
ala 6tis*ec -'
The New York herald., 1845-04-14

FOh
I +. TRACY has taken Rooms at No 233 Broadwa up
second oos where he is executing some o. the
prices according to the style OF insh, from
ONE TO THREE DOLLARS.
Those in OF perfect Pictures requested
annie n: specimens Mr. happy to announce that he has
time and tho who wish Pictures in his peculiar beautiful style
would do well to call soon.
Plates, Cases. Chemicals &c., always hand instruc.
lions given IN the Art on moderate terms all lmec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05
Froa he National IHfsHigencer.l ~. =
\ CURE FOR WHOOPlNG CoJGu z
AND ASTHMA

ENrLEWEN the In. " n egerGs .T p-I.s,,o, a,
- i- Na'@i l't@HgeHeer faf ne infusnafioo may
discovered "r ia decreasing Syhooginr cousb
foa pr1f, s1tc, has safs b-en rop-
HlettI nc.fths sH' will isae % fs
e"n'r ,n rfi rh'-g bee st p-rafirn crpeeord
from
ld.e opinion prsva that med al ,ive h 81
am calei affection. supervoue m ,ys
Induced b. WhoopuE however s.ea ny good
fortune p-ef-rd 90 shsouis RENEDY ftjRt-
TIVE "i s disease, aud D. tuk hat The
ser-1Iy hnowu, a Hptauly censlaJs t."t
Every hivs acquainted By sts.ssres ,h
III an ag indeed cvcy tarsrt DO a. a
- 30 thl lni sd m,c 81 s0scs. sEieh By
r way ere % uenns Heaah IN NE
o. t.- a.e s9icss ritfsnt- tbeaia-ir,s nnd
40 ai- be g.ts-is IN sSm silhtwsfks
TIE Aty dauan Iiaea b. ra, .s. sses. ~ sbr~s
% iopi 'oo1h.s aost iavc.ebe .seuhiag q warn
- Nealer ionu rir wrrNs The ~ gas.sr 1s iuvsra-
by cured ne disease % day taiuays sev-s
ucssng upiom trrrg tesfy aer
the dv W cal hfrtsa "a WI, =, ot p,ss pssfs
Fhe fncis inzedien remedy kspt say Apon-es
~ olef n Ha,.r,s
sedea bbveC vcse and cannot tept scspt
secoud can wig sps 10, ~ .uHl~a "a
he eenfm ffcnvurr heteire
Gyofhsr tisgo.ed ssaals oas sriss no.
spsy scsdv. fhssrfare osss D. ~ "a oasuo
eH roti 1 d1f ff sndctsuf 7anfsy rafSss
b Cos thc - ~ nansporsi,on
oas % r--i eaa o. 70 h'rri anisf
A7hrlzs q h1f ci cxtrusvsiy h.~rs--.
eN if ,na ~. 'a m,s % "a ildses - srusessfer
equally betedc is.sns.a Ssnaser ina a.
Chfous Cso.p. Asthma ans spa-no sets "a ~
r'i srd in cs.~s
"a Which has been used sforf srusrt -
seu,. GIDEON g. -afTH ~ W ! 4
For asI PEyroS JOHNSTON. sos. s.ass
ea n IS assss. t.es~srrsl /.
& 'orrnN ShNs-Aso'tsi auatess 1es sshby
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. Va.
AeIaBlra Lottery be- dawn IN The AIc.
aDif,a u 4. Saturday February 9Th, Isi5 II
GTsrd Capitals $4,000, 1900 COCO 500c 30o0 sO0o
1859 1900 1890 prizes OF 1900. Of 25O 20
Ceuheales of Packages OF 70 Whole Tickets $3.50
do do 90 Half
40 90 Quarter do ~ so
Alexandra Iosy Glass for Isi5-to awn in AIeran-
dfa a. e. on Saturday February 18th, isls Capitals $40 0Oo
1900 6CO0 $500 3!!5 5000 $500 SO OF 1900
90 OF 400, &c. &e. Tickets 10 halves 5; ore $50.
Certificates OF Packages Of es whole Tickets $3.50
25 Half
- Quarter 50
Alexandria Letter. Class No. q for Is45-to
dna, u a. saturday. February 22d Brnant Prizes
$4,000 Is OOO 5000 5000 3OOs So
60 Of 400 prize IL Tickets only halves quar-
tiers $50
Cerid-ates OF packages OF IS Whole Tickets $3.50
10. do 9S Half
do. do rs Quaitersdo so
GRAND SCHEME!
SI0000, $4,000
Alexandria Lottery CIss o. IsI5o he drawn "a Arag
dria. &, Saturday Maeh I-i5 spudd oOO
5000 10 900 60OO 5000 5000, 232O 30 prizes
500, 90 of 400. &c Tickets 10. halves guarers $50
Certificates Of Packages Of 90 Whole Tickets $40
no. do 90 Halt ID Of
DO do 90 Quarter do ~ so
Gniers far Tcsss and shares OF Packages In
the above splendid Lotteries prompt
And Of each drawing immediately
over 10 all VINO o.dsr from % n. BOYT.
fe Ricbmcnd. Va.
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10000 DOLLARS!
6, 4, ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER TIiE uort,t


Aeyapdria Io,,ery Tor i-t5-to be dawn in A,,,
andfia ID on Saturday February eth.
Grand Capitals 10000. $500 sutn
1852 1900 1900 pms o isOo, 1850 o.
500. 20 offoo. &e Tickets 10; haIvfs quarter, $50
Certificates of phessges Of % Whole Tickets sI3a
Do do ss Hail
no do &c Quarter DO % so
AeIairia Lottery Class l-45-:o be drawn in AeIan-
tria ID g. Saturday, February Capitals $50 COO
1900 600 $500 39s5 5000 25O0 prizes 1000 OF 500
80 OF 400, &C &c Tickets 10 halves > quarters ESQ.
Certificates Of packages Of IS Whole Tickets sIa0
Do do Is i.aH do
Do IS Quarter DO J. 50
Alexandria Lottery Class No. siS-to be drawn in Alex.
dria D. e. on Saturday February 22d. BrHast F1es
$40 u0o $4,000 s0oo 5000 Pss Ovo So so, 90
OF suO lowest prize IL, &c Tickets only ls halves quarter.
$50
Certificates Of packages OF IS Whole Tickets $50
DO do IS Half do
DO de IS Ours
GRAND SCHEME,
$4,000, $4,000
Alexandria Lottery drawn an AI.,.n
dria d CO sauraag, March IT, Si-. slenii Capitals
$4,000 $4,000 10 O0o 5000 70 prizes IO0O
60 Of 500 ca al 400 &C Ticket. 10, halves quarters 2sO
ceruheaes Of Packages OF ed Whole Tickets $50
DO do 20 Halt do
do do 81 Quarter do -
b Orders for Tickets Certificates Of
s above Splendid LoiferSs vii pornpt Al
'rntion and orIal Of drawing
afe' It is all who
20 C.R ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05
WATCHES, WATCHES,
AND .TEIVl,J

'iNHE f.nrE' ~ and most Splendid Assortment
o. watches i. tacs i;y- so tst-sAdsf s ssbser b.
a b. T. eonssh5 r-celv 10 ami silver
Nahrs NJ 'ee ac~est styles Sci the Manufactures 10 ErFa
Fs7er nt sWiEernt BE- nsb % 'n-a Heni ant
~ much s~s Prices Ar e tt Oitef lousc m .-,
tod watches - low A. 20 90 - ds Waishe- a,a Jew
ty EXCHANGED or b'u-h' Nl Waf-ss k.es d
tine Or the uinney returned Watches and JssIfy rrt 10
me tf "a tnn'f su4 wtnri ~ tbe I'd much
o"'f man cay ot'ef 1- Gi ss H,cf rol-i Cnati.
kss le' h's@t' rrt and sisrirs silver sfo,n~ : 40,
f"r- TOYS 70 81 v ~ NV. e. e. ALLEN
inportrf W icirs and lcei,y ,t3,--,s ,,5 ,,. "
D.. va l.. NEN YpHk I'm "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05
Eptisrifs.
j. &. GREGORY T. GO. shANAGgRS.


t-i -. RiehsssnS, ~.
Al. Office No. l0i West nain street.
Akxasa LOTTERY. Cs-s. kr tsss--.. bs lawn IN t....
dia D. a. oa day fesssaf, iss5. anaxa hasts
crsns caprl-; ssaooo. iso,,. 5000 5ooo
lsss 1900 tsss psi<ss of Isi OF isss
5oo. 20 Of 400. &e- riess,. 10 halves sistsi. s.o
certseses OF fAeAssesof 70 wsoe T,sksts $50
&c Oar
AeHabdsi. i'e'y Class fpf Ies-to IA AMIR.
ID a. on ssta-y February Istn lets spn- sIssco Io0
6o"o 3soo Jst, 3roo e50a 50 1000 50 a 500 90
eco. &C. &C. Teksly TO- halves s. qisc.r-
ceIiineats- cf Pseisss. Of - wbais Tek.ts $50
Do do H.a do d,
do do IS osr- do ]. so
Ask,ndria f@fs Chys No. fof dawn IN ts-s,,
dfa % u on satriiy, February asi ist5. Briaai Prtz
e<0vaO. Is0e. seoc 5000, stOs 5o-pxr. of ouo So al
quarter $50
csr,iheais- of Paeksr-- Of IS Whole Ticket. siao
70 Half
e. ., az j. 80
GEAND SCHEME.
10000 DOLLARSI
$4,000!
Alexandria Iosry. Ci.ys Ist5o drawn in
Pc Saturday March Isl. I5,s sp-n.si Csp, $40 o,n
1900 nooe sooo $780, psr.s Of 1000 so OF
SEQ Gu u 200. ke &C. Tekrts TO- quarters s5o
cefubes-a 90 Pseh1re. cf g Whole. riekeis s3o
Do do &c Had
TO- do 90 Quarter II So
NJ on-r fof Tickets and Shares
,rn"n and orea drawing
an-fh Is over wen requested
J. q. GREGORY d Co. hanssea
u 20 geh Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05
J. +. WORLDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTEi
n.c...oad. ;yIrt islta.
Rich and sPiendid Schemes for February,
S35.295 Cspti
Alexandria Lottery CIass No. dfa~ P-trary h isIs
Capitals s55s9s, 10000. so0n $500 3oJJ 10 .r1e ii
1900 &c &c Tickets 10: halves quarters $50 Ger l,e
Of package of 20 whole Ticket. bay..
quarters -. So
$4,000,
A~fada Lottery Cla-s No Psbruar, 9Th isis
Capitals $40 900. 1900 5000 1000 $500 $500 1869
40 1900 1890 saO ~ OF 1000 Tickets sI0
halves D. quarters $50 certificate paekaz. ~ Wbo-
Tickets IN the abov. viii be for o5 or.
S3U.0O0l
Alexandria Lottery Class No. drawn Febru,ry 18th
1898 Capital. $50 BOO $4,000 $500
40 prizes OF 1000 &c Whole halves
Arenheae OF package - Whole Tickets will be -.ni for
$780, halves Is; quarters $3.50.
10000 DOLLARS.
To be dIarn on the birthday Of Washington
Alexandria Lottery, Class No dawn 22d February is,s
Capitals $4,000. $1,000 5G00 so Of 1000 he &C
Tickets siO shares IN proportion certificate package Of
- Whole Tickets this be sent for
halves 20. 9aAstsrs II.
Single Tickets and Packages all the Lotteries for sale
by J. +. WoRD.
10 Ortrs for Tickets aud Of Packages
IA tbs above Splendid Loisre most PROMPT at
ton and an Official account NJ each AFTER
Is over to all who otdnr from J. L. WORD.
de % R,rb,-rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05

i., ,:aycnPoy, y ,'isn.
GROCERIES. &C.
"a rHi s-DhS INST a. 1. o'clock vii he nj. n, m
Aucion Stose ~ " ~"
IS hb's y. u Aolasses.
$50 bags LSglayra Coffee
loo do Rio Do
90 tierces Rice,
20 Casks Nnl-r OIL
100 soIes spermaesI Cara,s.
so 90 TsEoa do
ltG do solp,
10 pipes old Whisky,
so tbis do
90 ca-Ss Cheese,
500 teaG.- Wrapping Paper
80 DO Cap a.
go G. pi,xs -saasa Wine
10 nal do Bandy,
Id 90 ehss;s SuHpawder Teas
loo box-r % 40
sugsrs, Wines. Furniture &c
TEssS-Unle cash. Tor 100 ..i ,,-, mn. e,s, n,
Dsov-d Fzfaf DAVFNsopT. sIIrS ~
,.'
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Auftion aales.
T.r, NE DAY..
FfL UdBLE LLBRaRT oF I-sy tfJ,rosIo,r avn Mr.,
CELL,NEnLts ROOFS a. -
hy scfoes 4. Rroiher,
No : "sT~srnrtr.

'iAo'bLE LLHRiRI oF Lar. HISTORICAL syy, MS
cELLsNEoUs BOOKS a, .f.e,..-
I'm THURSDAY EVENING Pesnary 9Th las =, an, s,o,.
ss shall ser BY pnn.ed n, a. o,s. -,
Pnvais iosay of gentleman !ravrr N. s,,, me
az e""ee."n of valuable Law. Uoesl M.s-rnan.o,
NEW BooKs-M the san- tim, viii he AID nj, ,.vo,.. -
standaId New Eoots. usi ne.is.d ~
% es'afrse eHbaees vaiaable assortment amosr IN. nm "
b. ioind-Mu=fords Reports iisnninr Munfocas R.oo,.
kaadoah'. Rafor'- Cod sasp.m.nr 10 R,v,s.d o.
decisions H,Ts Dses'; Guide Chiy on bi.
Chry. sdsg5 Chys Grin. "A! Law, w,.b,x,o,,.
stay corinsrii- E.piul...s Espar cr,ncL. do Rir,.,
o. D-hss do siss- do. ryTs Ki,bs do; Biaekooe do
Buo~s do: wTn- wniams do s,Ix.Lr. Do y.
s.h- a" DurnfSsd d Fast. do; Hsrr,ave's Haumou. DO
90 saunee.- do DoaEss' do: Maido,k-do PuGssaa,C-
''" I" Hatnf- and Nation: Baenn's AAFkigensnI
HIS TORiCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
"'trof ." Anna einent aHi Instruction - plate.
sTsfks Life nj washIyu Hiaon. limited s,r.. f.ssan Coz,
r'pobtene.; Speeches C1a: s-eeh.. ~ ID W.t., e..
shiSha Amsr'eans. wooJishs u1. Bradford Clreh.
ohve''s Atlas Io'd Byr-. Works ON Moore. 20 -, NC,
scots do Eneyeoi 9i Of Geography; coms- ots scar.
y q" ne bo's sesfs woni-t- ih- word B,bh b.
ofaphy' NnebeT- New Map Unasd Putarch. Live.
ahss--Irsr- Milton Young; Co~p-s; Rag.rs Porl a. ott
hufa' Pictorial Geography or Work. Joeph rae.t.: n,
N-nophou rhuey hi-s; Enne Gresc. siln.an- Genlo
~ war Of Eorope Pensy Masaxn Penny cyesrra Eeel-.,
aea H''o'y E~sant Family and roeset Db- sydney on
Government for-nzo &c Mediet; PhBophy snib-,,
Literary Messenger fom TT vo Dsks nilans Beauiv wo,p
anl ,aena'ase boeeoceo rere'-- pasrr; tookes
hs 90 "-n'y Ire Life Nai"-on British Eneyei0G Works
"iC Brown; won Brnayires otniihol,e,: ar Wu Tn,
s- s"os,, MIXERS England absrtson ints Po-,.
sou.hy Po-n,; LnFTeos Dieuoulp; Spectator ct Psfrs
Studies &C With many ths valuable for an
Sos-'rss- 'o' delivery -I.mniroa one Cay
P'e''1' " 'a- NLoss RaOrHER Aast.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c.
1T iHet,oa
Ga THt RspAS MpRNING 9th a sion. "a,
oelocswe VIII -eh
Second hsai Furniture. Va
Hard.anse Ma be top Genre Table
b3,t Wash stand
Ned FS.h spin. s-., sewing cha.n
Mahogany IiafsAa- Spring SOFAS
DO Chaus I'D
Cane and Wood seat Chair.
Mahogany wsTtr.,he Bras Fender,
lsory handle Table Cli.efy
Superior Ne~ F-atnsr Bees
Hair and Sbuek
Floor Oii Cloth, Leather Trunks
ALSO.
e''a second hand stores of them good ofds
!" iNLoEs & BROTHER, Auets
SUPERIOR PIANOS-C, cLosE SALE
on ahl- mofaEg. at III 0elics we VIII sell Iou, 70
efve To els@ eonsi-naeai od an. naho-,
ny PIANO fofies nad- BY Loud paipha-to which NJ
paeHly invite The atsnion bnyer Ibis benz the last oppo
unity ". can OFFER ea for procuring .aper.or
Al reduced prices. this
y. a r. Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05
THE AYSHIRE BULL, SUSSEX,

Ihe Properly OF A. S1erenSon, Esq.
VHNHiS fine animal, now 80 months old, am
disposed farm for another succeed getting
~ subscription ~ $40 each which will
70 do therefore give notice those who disposed
send that they notify ofther wish To
6et~eea and the 10th day Of March which
annher sboad reach Hull viii be
coustIy. under conditional made IA.
OF the OF this remarkable animal need only rsfcr
advertisement of the additional fact,
Of Spring. amoulins
20 aS the OF several them refused
OF thirty the Calves the Of Those
address nj
Branch Riehnos whsre the Boil health
and condition. JOHN GODDIN.
p S.-Tbe best viii be given O IN
Baiihey wall good and
iat may be desirable and fed upon the reasonable
s-aawtMhIO J. G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05

hy Duniop, Honeurs & 60.
SHIP RiENZFS CARGO SCGAR AND MoL1SsES
Al Aseiian.
On fsiD'Y the 7th on the WHAT al Re- ..u.
.A GO soil the cargo Ct 81 REM.
40 hies sugar. part s;Iieliy yflu4s qualify
Isl bti- NOlis-sE d.
$50 bags DS.me crap Lo Coffee
100 oss isi proof NA.k-y
Is iih proof MOnoE rai.a a,
rkkSiS-talsr 100 dol easE; over that month, e,a, e,
approved paper. ~ N'''
lie ) DUNLOP NoNCURE l. co Amer.
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CONCERT.

Mr. ,. Y. Cpl aaa Mr.. r. N. vanaen uisrx,
ID EsPECTFULLY that they viii give Vocal and
IL inruzesia coseer the Exchange Concert on
THURSDAY Evsaing Fsbr 9Th. ists.
For further particular saan biis
NB-sh6sh the weather Be unfavorabs be postponed
until The ara mir evsainr. cA-N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05

yfR BENNETT 4 CEAWFoRD--FaEr NOTICE That on
Nh WEDNESDAY February 9Sth Isis Of Griuan
'aoe IN the oiiy VI Richmond vs. between
clock A. NJ and Oeloek 2. NJ shalt ptdc.ea 10 TAI. b.
Opposition OF William H. Csben Esq b. evidence IN
cause hding IN the sup Count Vi Chancey Rich
tnOnd Circuit in which George Fisher
oa non " ih tn VIII of Eliza CarEson t1.n
TN a"i S'n and Ourselves and orhgTs- ~ winch
time and piae. Jou proper And a. f
any cause the sd dcion should on IN. ay a,y.
desshAies The taxing thereof viii be canAue day
Gni'l II Is iasen JAMES ~ ALEXANDER
u s5-tssihfrb ELIZABETH T. ALEXANDER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05

Oh Half and 10 whole boxes Wooisey d Wool.
~ sey LOAF SUGAR, receiving and for sac by
feb4 WORKMAN, MeGRunER 4 Co
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uovsn SEQ 10 bus.. ps.a.e Glover seed f,e 81 s
wcu fof r~h on Ne ssms a. 10 time and rrr,
pP JAS WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05

4 'orn'N YsHSs-Asostsi auHtsss les al 6y
~ pa DAvsSPosT |. 1ttgs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-05
FOR BOSTON.
IAMEs FISHERS SONS.
NOTICE

z" \ The steamboat Curtis Peck, havitfp
-. 10 ErdeTg repairs will b.. stoned he
next ten or fifteen tays ior that purpose sesseaa,e he
lave tAe II re Curtis Peek engaged the s,.sbs,
OH ninon cap skinner during time The fare on
hoardthe Oh Dourou shall be hope reet ~.
APPRECIATION o; iheEa PuaLc TIE Old ay III.
place The regular s Friday Nh>y "Wednesday at oe,oek
precisely; and Norfolk saturday TUESDAY Thursday AZ he
hour. - = = :
Passage aEi tais ors collar, frsigh, a rates
j. 20 HtsKINS L. LIBBY
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03
II swallered it jist as he gin it to mel" shout

u sWailefed IL Just us JIG Sih IL W hte' shooe
ed che Sucker.
"You're dead man." exclaimed his anxious
friend; "the creature is alire and will eat right
through you," added he in most hopeless tone.
"Get pizen pump and pump it out!n
screamed the Sucker, in frenzy, his eyes fair
Iy starting from their sockets. "Ob, gracious!
what'll do2'' It's got hold of my innards, al
ready, and am dead as u chcben!-do some
thing for me, do---don't let the infarnal sea-
toad eat me sfore your eyes,
"Why don't you put some Of this on it" in
quired the wag, pointing to a bottle of strong
pepper sauce.
The hint was enough-the Sucker, upon the
instant, seized the bottle, and, desperately
wrenching out the cork swallowed halfthe con-
tents at a draught. He fairly squealed from its
effects, aad gasped, and bowed and pitched,
and twisted, as if it were coursing through him
with electric effect, while at the same time his
eyes ran a stream oftears. At length, becom-
ing little composed, his waggsh adviser APP
preached, almost bursting with suppressed
laughter, and inquired,
GLOW are you now, old fellow?-did you kill
it?"
"We2l, | did, hoss-ugh-ugh-o my in
nards If that lister critters dying agonies
didn't stir ruction in me equal TO small
earthquake, then 'talnt no use sayin' tit
squirmed like sarpent when that killing stuff
touched it; but"-and here, with countenancc
made Up of suppressed agony and present de-
termination, he paused as if to give force to his
words, and slowly and deliberately remarked
"If you get two chickens from me for that live
animal Pm id" and sezing his seal skin, he
panishea.
The shout of laughter, and the contortlons
of the company at this finale, would have made
spectator believe that they had all been
"S,Oallo,cing oysters alice"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03
THINGS IN HILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2

iHibhpELfHiA, JUL.
Pistols and Bo,cie Knires. About 4 O'Clock
yesterday morning, disturbance took place
between some midshipmen and citizens, near
the Masonic Hall, in Chestnut.st. One of the
party named Theodore Keeling, drew dirk to
stab citizen, when young man named John
Mccoy interfered, and seized him by the arm
to prevent him. While they were struggling,
Abner Reed, a midshipman, went up behind
Mccoy and discharged pistol at his back
Very fortunately the ball glanced off without
doing him any injury, with the exception OF
grazing the skin. The parties were all arrest
ed by the watch, and taken to the watch-house,
and subsequently before Mayor Mccall. The
testimony being clear against Keeling and
Reed-the former was held to bail to keep the
peace, and the latter was bound over to take
his trial for assault and battery with intent to
kill. +'>
Counteysiter arrested A mulatto named
Bob Jackson, alias Wallis, notorious counter
feiter, was overhauled by officer Roberts and
Buchanan Of this city, and Moore of Delaware,
on Tuesday evening. He was arrested as flu
gitive from Justice. There are twenty different
charges against him in Delaware and Mary
land. He was taken before Mayor Mccall,
"ho So"A"hssVA w W FULL w ttiU ktqIC Vi Dc-
laware.
Something Strange A few weeks since, the
U. 8. Marshal's office, in the State House Row,
was broken open, and robbed of considerable
amount Of money, and large quantity of an
Gent coins. On Tuesday night the office was
again forcibly entered, and the greater portion
Of the coins stolen by the thieves on their first
visit, returned.
Burner" Caught. A "burner" calling him.
self James Cunningham, was arrested IN Ken
s,ngton and committed by Alderman Weyant
on Tuesday, for 'doing"a countryman out o.
his money by inducing him to bet on the now
ts-here-aad-now-it-a amt there-box.
Fremens Fight A fight took place between
two FIRE companies, at the corner of Second ant
Margaretta streets, last evening. Several per
sonswere badly hurt
| accident A young man, named Jos. Nor
gan, was taken 10 the Hospital yesterday, wit
iie left hand badly lacerated BY the accidents
discharge ola gun.
.a1iuals at this Port. During the past yea
there were 470 foreign arrivals at this port
Is barques, 81 ships, s2s briggs, lls schooner
and sloop
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"HEN CATALINE attempted to overul

"HEN CATALINE attempted to overtum
w the Liberties of Rome, he commenced by cor
ruptlDs the morals of the youth; and although he did
not succeed in his nefarious attempts his name was
branded with infamy. Various plans of treatment
have been proposed for mental alienation with limited
success-but for diseases of tile physical frame n re-
medy has been discovered, which, in large majority
OF cases VIII relieve the patient of his sferngs and
if timely administered, cure the disease
SANDS SARSAPARILLA will perfectly cure dis
eases of the Mucous Membranes, Scrofula or Kings
EVIL, Fever Sores, Postues and Pimpes gu the face
RheumatsIn; obstinate Cutancous Eruptions, and
other diseases caused by impure state the blood
j. A. REED, Sole Agent,
ie26 eo1y Corner Gay and Saratoga SITS. Baltimore
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o. Having in my employ tile hest workmen, my
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LINES,
On the death Of remarkably beautiful little boy
CHARLES b. GRIFFIN, in the fourth wear of his arc
only son of Mr.. RobeftGriffin, of this city.
Gone TO the grave in carly'bloom,
He has escaped all worldly woes;
Deaths angel bending DER his tomb,
Wept Ger the beauteous blighted rose.
He eazed upon the ilIumined lip,
Where love so OFT had pressed kiss;
And sigh'd that he so soon should nip
That bud, that promised so much bliss.
Ills ever thus, in sun or shade,
When we in hope too fondy start;
We find the fairest soonest fade,
The dearest earliest do depart
Hope is n syren that betrays,
A bubble on ife's ocean bright;
dreani-a rainbow transient blaze
A meteor in u m0onless night.
But yesterday, father smiled
With pride upon his heauteous boys
To-day, where is thai charming child
Where is that fathers heartfelt joy:
Gone, like the favorite fow'r the frost
Has np'a in an untimely hour;
Gone, like the light in dark clouds lost,
When sun-rays fall on beauty's bow'r!
Gone to a land of light and love;
Transplanted in warmer sod,
lie blooms in beauty's bow'r above,
And in the garden OF his God.
Weep not for him; happier home
Is his, with angels in the skies;
Where sickness and no sorrows come,
And bliss, Immortal, never dies.
Weep not for him, who now is free,
From all the ills life hath in store;
Whose Joy no eye on earth may see,
Where those who meet shall part no more.
Weep not for him, but oh! prepare,
In faith and hope and blissful love,
To meet that little wanderer, where
He spreads his blissful wings above.
Oh. who can tell how dearly sweet,
1t is to a fond fathers heart,
His long lost child again to meet,
In Heav'n, no more with him to part!
To see him in his mothers arms,
Where angels wake their harps Of geld;
And gaze az ain upon his charms,-
Oh. this were bliss DO toague hath told!
MILFORD BARD.
Washington University, Baltimore.