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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

~ just received an assortment ri fresh Drugs and
Family Medicines among which will be lsand y few
eroce Of The highly improved Gehit1e capsuies OF
Concentrated Castor Oil, without inste or snsii-a
very neat and peasanl way Of taking this most M
pleasant but valuable medicine.
! bsI NOgTH b Eoy prOgyisp end chswiII1s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

mn ETHODlSM AND SLAVEKY-Wnh other
Iva matters ~ controversy between The North and
South, being Review Of the Manifesto Of the major
iy in reply 10 The Protest Of the minority of the late
General Conference OF the Methodist q. Church. il
the Of Bishop Andrew; by ii. b. Bascom, ID. ID.
A few copies Of The above work left for sale al the
Drug Store Of (my29) r. l.. WATKINS g. co,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

nVIN PLATE 1-3 CRoss--l00 plata and square
Il Fin; Routing Tin. Sxl4 and l4x2O; Banca
Tin; sheet Zine; BraEier's Copper, 3Ox6O, 10 10
so pd. sheets; Sheetlng Copper, various sizes;
store and for sale by
M, In sil y, z. CENTER co.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

the intense snxety Of The spectators
The second aud third mile was followe,
by the same testimonials of approba,ion
aud when Fashion came opposite TO The
Judges stand on The fourth mile, with
,he same distance between them iher,
was no end 10 the cheels aud exJlls'
ton.
AT the end Of half hour the second
,eal commenced, Fashion on the inne'
track and Peylona up even with her, so
hat they appeared to be joined side to
.de. Ia this mode they ran around
hree miles without a shade of difference
between them. The excitement was
now intense, and Fashion wssimmense-
y cheered. On The frs, quarter Of the
fourth mile Fashion suddenly bounded
,hesd of Peytona, aud endeavored to
Increase The distance at everv step
Peytona did not seem to be urged very
,everely, aud when Fashion came ir
front of the judges stand, she had al'
ost dlstanced the Southern mare. Fash
on Of course was pronounced the win
ner, and the crowd then dispersed, ap
pesring TO take no interest in The subse
quent race between the other horses.
Time, first heat 7 As; second, 7 Sc.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07
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TEX

New Orleans papers give late and inter-
esliug news from Texas.
Presiden, Jones has issued proclsma-
tlon, calling upon the people to elec, 'depu.
ues' TO a convention of the various counties,
to be held ou the 4h Of July next, TO con-
slider the proposition OF annexation to the
United States, and to adopt, if they think
expedien,, Professionally aconsti,uion. to be
be submitted TO the people for their ra,fca-
iion, with view 10 admission into the
Union.
The President does this because the Con-
slitu,on of that Republic does no, provide
for changing The organic law, and because
he believes it competent for ,he people
alone to determine SO momeHlous matter.
From this i, would appear that President
Jones has been forced by public opinion,
into an acquiescene with the popular will.
Ii remains now only Tor the people Of Tex
as, through their representatives, 10 say
whether they will come INTO the Union or
not, II late demonstrations ard the reluc-
tan, action of the President, be considered
indications Of the force and tendency of
popular sentiment, they will settle this
question aflirma,ively in months lime. If
the intrgues foreigners, and the designing
schemes OF polite ians inhurnced by them,
are successful in turning the .ide Of popular
feeling, annexation is doubtful and Texas
vii remain the insignificant state she would
ne if left as a field for foreigners to play
their pranks in, through opposition, hostili-
" and envy Of the growing power and i'm
portance Of the United States. We antici-
pate however, no such result as last alluded
to. The unwilling consent Of President
Jones TO refer This matter TO the people is a
strong indication how popular sentiment
still ruus, and .he proposition from the U.
States government will receive favorable
consideration.
Al a public meeling in Malagorda county
recently hed,ihe Representative and Sena-
Ior in Congress we're appointed to NEE, de-
IIegates from the other counties at The seat
of Governmen. on the third Monday IN May
IN order to adopt such plans as they may
deem most proper 10 obtain The action of
he people throughout the Republic on the
question Of Annexation. They express
heir establishment and indignation at the
appointment of Minister Smith 10 England
md France, and say ina, with the deldytln
'al'ng Congress together, it is well calcula
ID 10 excite disrusl in the action of Presi-
lent Jones. They resolved that delay was
use less, as they wish TO see no overlures
rom any government save that of the
United Slales.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07
NEW posi- OFFICE LAW.

The New Post Office Law, goes into
operation on the first of July next, and the
following is list of Post Offices, at which
the Columbia Democrat, can be received
FREE OF POSTAGE, after that date
II is the only paper printed in the county,
that can be received at all the officers in the
county free of Postage. and as The election
this fall, will be one of more mpor lance to
he people than any other that has ever
transpred in the county, since its organiza
ion, we ask the friends Of Removal, To
give our paper more general circulation,
that we may be enabled TO counleract the
various falsehoods and Misrepresentation
'ha, may be sci anoal by our appone,s. II
a ew Of our friends in each township, will
take it in hand, they can very readily, mole
than double our subscription list, which will
advantage the cause. as well as ourselves.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07
BISHOP POTTER.

rhe Schenectady Cabine, thus speaks of
DR.. Potter, ,and his election TO the BlshoprIc
Of Pennsylvania
DE- Pouers acceptance will be highly
gratifying 10 the grea. body of Episcopa.
IIans throughout the church, while a, The
same time it will be deeply regretted by all
ihe friends of learning. especially in this
section OF The country. Ii does not per-
maps becomes US 10 offer single remark
IN reference TO his election, but we may be
permitted 10 cay that, if it is accepted, The
church will find in her new diocesan a gen.
"eman o. great stability Of purpose, of rare
acco npIshmens in all The departments of
learning and one possessed Of all the at
Ialbules which adorn the Christian charac-
'er' AS TO the speculation indulged in by
several ol me newspapers as To DR.. Pouer's
nigh or low church views, we think wa
can safely say they will all be mistaken.
Ho viii be found a true preacher of the
pure Word-pf The mos, unbounded liberal
ny and charity for the feelings and princi.
pies OF others, and entirely free from ala
mo 'no'el''es which Of late, have tended
!" disturb The peace of the chulch.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
Beaver Meadows.

We learn from Baltimore paper, that
ON Tuesday last, the Steam Tow Boat, Pau!
Jones, while on her passoge from Havre
de Grace,to Baltimore, was blown up near
North Point, by the explosion Of her lar
board boiler, and rendered peIfec, wreck.
rke enginer,lhe fireman, black man, and
JACKSON ENr. aged 10 years, son of
Mr. Charles Ent, Of Williamsburg, in this
township, were killed.. A, the lime of The
explosion, the Paul Jones, had eigh. canal
boats in Tow and on one Of these belonging
10 Col, Mcdowell, young En-! was q
hand.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

We learn from the 81. Louis Reporter
hat the experiment which has been made
in that city by Mr.. G F. Tlley, of man
ntacIuring queensware, has proved enurely
successful. The business lheie is to be
enlarged. The Reporter says:-
IAN indispensable ingredienl in the man
nfsclure of procelain, or semi-ransparenl
China, which in Europe is prepared win
immense labour, is found here in state OF
Nature, requiring no preparation, and in
quantity sufficient for The demand of The
whole globe throughout all future time In
Europe The with ant is used for this pur-
pose, which is brought to a white heat, then
suddenly plunged into cold wafer, and af.
Isrwards ground to an impaIpabIe powder
A superior article, ready prepared, is found
here in the white flint sands Of ST. Gen
eviede and the neighbourhood Of 81. Pc,
leIs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07
A. letter from Santa Fe says-.In

A letter from Santa Fs sayS-'ln ,ht
las, ten years, six American citizens have
been Murdered in this Department Of New
Mexico, the criminals never brought to
jus,ice-never punished'-,he American
Minister at Mexico duly Informed of the
facts, but no nolice taken Of lhem-and The
qoods aud effects of the murdered men
have, in many instances, gone into the
public treasury. A Unied States Consul
was several gears ago appoinled-no steps
were taken by our Minister al Mexico 10
have On aeknov ledgsd.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07
GOVERNOR OF OREGON

The New Orleans Republican says, Col.
r. Nj. Johnson, of Kentucky, would have
been appointed Governor of Oregon, il
Browns bill had passed at tn. last session
of Congress. The Missouri Re
porter regrets that it wss no,
passed, and Col johnson sen. over the
mountains with fifteen or twenty thousand
emigrants, properly armed and equipped
The Hero Of the Thames is jus, the man
10 lead such an enterprise, and lay the
foundations Of q Republican Stale on the
Pacific
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

remainder refused TO fight agsinst their
'oun'rymsn 10 The insu,gent ranks.
Some reports make the total ION both
'ides) amount to three or four men
while the others make it as many hor-
'es. ln Ill probability, there were not
AK men killed OF wounded in the whole
Iwo days fighting, although $50 can.
hon balls were fired. After The bauIe, O.
'rea'y was made, by which il was agreed
mat every person on each side nigh
20 where he wished-the soldiers to 90
~ San Bias or remain citizens Of Cali.
iornia. The Mexican officers who wish
to remain continue to hold their present
commissions and pay. The Governor
Gener al is 10 60 by San Bias with al
VINO choose TO accompany him. and
rom thence he is 10 proceed to Mexico
Don Plco has become governor, as he
$ the leading member of The house Of
deputies or State legislatures; aud Dou
Jose Castro has become commsndanl
general of California. The revenue of The
county is from eighty to one hundred
thousand dollars, and is all from the
custom house.
California, from Bodega TO San Diego
now once more under It's own com.
mand, the Russians having left Bo-
dega, which now belongs to Capt. S.
Smith, OF Baltimore, ~. S. Of America
who is naluralized citizen OF Calitor.
MA. Whether the natives of This coun-
lry will keep peace among themselves,
IT be again conquered for year or two
| by Mexico, remains 10 be seen. If allow.
ed TO govern themselves, they acknowl
edge the Mexican flag, and their laws,
'0hen they please Them. They pay lit.
lie altenlon TO the Mexican tariff, ex.
cep 10 raise The amount of Salaries aud
= few odd matters. la fact, the state OF
California, and It's wants and commerce,
are such that The tariff and laws of Mex.
lco are but little applicable to the coun-
TRY.
Don Pico has command Of Monterey
as Governor: Don J Jse Castro as com
mandsnt General at the town of Angles.
Capt. Suffer and all The foreigners who
Joined the government forces have re
lurhed 10 their farms on The head wa
lers Of the San Francisco. as they
found many Of their counlrymen with
the insurgents.
Affairs are now apparently quiet in
The department Of Upper California
The natives now hold The ruins Of gov
ernment under the expectation ,ha, the
supremegovernmen Of Mexico will con
hIm their dItieren, acts aud appoint
heir fears lha, some commander, NOR
severe than the former one, will or
I'VE 10 punish them during The mex
year. There may be dssensioos be
tween the natives Of The NORTH and th
south OF The country, as each want th
seat pfgovernmeni in their vicinity.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07
EsAoEssss.snElnEn

Paris, in the month of Angus! next will
exhib the imposing and exciting spectacle
Of no less than elk crowned heads at one
and the same time, viz; Louis Philippe
himself, the Queen of England, The King Of
'hs BelgiaDs, the King Of Naples, ,ht
Queen Of Spain, and Ihs King OF Hol.
land.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

FOR
JUSTICES AND CONSTA BLES,
Printed on sheet for the purpose of Post
ing up in their Offices,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
DPThe Law requires every Justice and
Constable TO have his bill Of fees posted uE
in his office.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

A two story brick house has been raised
in Barclay slreet,N. Y opposite 81. Pauls
Church by being lifted nearly thirty fee. The
house has been rci,ed by machinery and
two lower stories are 10 be bull, beneath the
upper ones
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

Mr. Remington, Of Petersburg; Va. has
invented one'wheel sulEy, which is spo-
Ken OF as superior article. lis bal,nced
by The gearing of tho horse. and csnno
'urn over il is said, uni IS 'he orss goes
with il.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

The Detroit Advertiser says that Judge
Wilkins recently inlimaled an opinion, in
a case pending before him. lhs, a Judge
va. privileged from suiI during The period
he Lsld the Office
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

lis stated that upwards of forty young
men, coming from nineteen different Slate.
will accompany. Mr.. Whitney, the Ore.
gon Railroad proprietor. in his far western
jour. He will leave New York on The q
Of June, and Milwaukee. (Mlch) about the
l5'h of June, and will be gone between
three and four months,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

the Mexican House Of Representatives on
the Sd May, al 10 l3, and after very sn-
imaled and warm debate, when il was sen,
10 The Senate il is believed would concur
unanimously. A report to thai efIec, had
reached Vera Cruz before the Somers sail.
ed, bur, was notrotfrmed.- Captain Elliot,
English Charge TO Texas, had been in the
city Of Mexico some weeks, accompanied
by Mr.. Smith Secre, Agen, of Texas,
having arrived from Galveston on The | llh
in the English f,igste Eurydice. He was
waiting a, Vera Cruz The action Of the SEN
ate upon this bill, end would return TO
Texas in the same frigale upon the receipt
loi 1t.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-07

helr Tears MAT some commander, more
severe than the former one, will or.
I'VE 10 punish them during the mex,
year. There may be dissensions be
tween the natives Of The NORTH and The
south Of the country, as each want the
seat 'fgovernmenl in their vicinily.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

DRArH ON rus PALE HOR31 Merely to pay eI.
pensGs the sum of ~ cents is required to visit lhi,
truly remarkable work of art. work which some
historians enumcrate as the most remarkable design
OF the great West. If this painting not equal to the
one at the Masonic Hall, it is not on account Of the
design, certainly. 1t muSt be for want of the fine
touches Of the pencil which one in fifty, or perhaps
one in u hundred could not easily discern. Those
who visit Death on the Pale IOrseSpeak highly OF the
mastery grouping ard arranging Of the characters, as
well as the life that's depicted upon less than forty
beings, including the horses That went out with their
riders, @easer for the affay."
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12
e ON SU MI p 1,InMs

~
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis.
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain
in the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough, Group, and all Dlsea-
ses Of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
stLulioD, &c.
H HONsC NPTl rs! IL EA - 81 REFECTy
" ANOTHER HuNUEBFUi4 CURE OF CON
SUMPTION At SORkISl OWN, PA, ne take
great patus to prncUra auhenlc and resnPctab,n Ger
uhcH! g, ant never give publicity to any o,her.
l." hI, swayre, Phlade!pha Dear SIr-It affords
me II al dissatisfaction to lay before American public
" W"hoc'iu sue cess of your Compound syrup of
E'IIu merry, IN cuing of that Dreadful disease
o""S''hPoh! att r all other means had iaIed. was
"l'AcN' with paa III my breast, very much affecting
Wy !"cc anu lungs, and troublesome cough and
sore throat NV bowels were c0sve, appetits nearly
s"ho ana my stomach very weak that my Phy.
sCd was AT aiOsS To know what 10 do for me as ev-
tiythng usGd in the shane OF inedi,ine Yns imn,e
o!airly REJECTED remained for months in this awful
T"'iuuoh ana gave upall hopes of ever recovering
tieaTihS Oh Iht wonderful cures daily p.tIoY,oed nv
your invaluable medicine in Coughs Coids AsIhmas
" hopping Cough, aud all Diseases Of tbe Innys md
breast, leluctany determined to Try it, | purchased
bouc at your Agents in this place INonre q fona
ahef,l which appeared to take hold OF INV disease .a
rtlieFe M continued using it until It gradually re-
stored to health aud strength. Several Of INV frenda
were aIHcttd IN The same manntt that was r,yspIf
Whch declined using the Syrup; the, | am sor,, 30
say appear TO be iast approaching that bourne where
no traveller returns As expect TO leave these
F'~'"1 6NV y" l'iN DIS d Stihutfg memorial the
great virtues of your invaluable Compound.
..,,,.,., d q. WILCOX, NOnistowH Pa
~ CholloH! All preparations from the Wild Cherry
free, except DR.. Swaynes are both ictitiols and
counterfeit, and spruug up years after this valuable
medicine hal introduced Itself into the sick chamber,
therefore ask for Or Swayne's Compound syrup of
"ia Chcrry, and purchase no other. The genuine
artciel' prepared only by DR.. Swaync. whose office
has been removed to n, W. corner Of E,Ihlb & Race
streets, Philada.
Baltimore .qssnts-I. r Cook, No. rs Baltimore ST.;
S'aoleI Cah3y, Pratt street wharf; J. w. & K. w.
Davis. No, 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .fSenss-R. Farnh7m, Washington, d. G.;
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

QI7-OIl, TANNIN will render hoOts ana shoes rer'
fccty lmpervious to water, aud doublc their wear
MANY were wise enough 10 this article At the be
ginning Of wet weather, aud have kept their feet en-
tirely dry, without the trouble OF wearing over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will wear double the tiHi'
by the application of this article and always have
beautiful polish.
TO be had at the conner of Baltimore and Hanover
Sts Baltimore. Also at the corner al Baltimore aud
Harrison sts, and at 81 Thames street. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

E7,sgsaap E.EcTioN. The returns from this
,,yihasn: 3 favorable to the election of the De
7ssaat:.7 Governor. His majority in Jackson
..,.ntJ is so; Macomb $50; Oakland $50; Cal
a-ssa $50; Lcnaweo 225; Monroe 600; and
Jayne eel. Washtenaw county gives Wing
majority of about 200. These returns show q
gain on the popular vote for the Wings, but
not sufficient for thotn TO carry the State.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12
NOTICE To ALI. WHOM IT. MAY CON

~ Office To ALI. WHOM IT. MAY CON
~ GERM. An persons holding lots in the grave
YARD oi the Second Baptist Church, T. p are respect
inly qucstcd 10 leave their deeds of lots with VT.
MoOuf, lohacconist, Pratt street, near G. ", or at
Mr. w JoiiNSON'5, Broadway, near La,caste ST..
70 be altered, the ground having been laid off anew
Formerly only "A part was laid off, now the whole
consequently the numbers will have to be altered.
Ihose persons who hold lots, and have no deeds,
will please come forward and get them or their lois
may he sold. These interested III thi4 mat or, will
aucnd to It AT once, OF it may cost them trouble
hl!-S1l' TRUSTEES.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

Tng FAIs--S'ccGtmects. We reMrn our acknow.
eGgnenls TO the fair ladies who are experimenting
the sale now being held in the Egyptian Saloon of the
Odd Fellows Hail. for handsome present of Sweet
meats received by us yesterday. This Fair is being
held for the audabe purpose of liqudaling the debt
Of the Pit-st Methodist Protestant Church, and we
trust that they will receive sufficient paronge to nc.
eompsh this desirable object. The Fair will remain
open every day this week.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12
WCST RECEIVED ATT

- - TN TUU, Wilde & COS}
ihtce Nishts IN Lifetime, a domestic ta'e
IT. ~ t, tls autnot on "ini"Hahlath," IS cents
~ i'''SS"f") VI ire wafer CnEa, D sc
JulCh's Original Mazurka, No. /. or tho Col
larlus Vase, splendid pc Of Ferrel,,s
Music, DC 90
The Artist Statesman and Merchant, hyC
Edw ard Lester. 90 q
PEairie dnm-Ramblcs and Scranhres in Tex
as; or Estramadura-hy Southron, 81 "
liarpctS illustrated Bible, No. ~, Is g
Morsc's school Geography and Atlas fine
work, 50 .
English Dramatic Poets, ny Chas. Lamb be
ing No. 80 Of Wiley \ Pulnum's Choice
Library, 70
o. Every new and cheap publication rec ived as
'hhi rs issued. and for sale Wholesale and retail AT
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hail,
Nos. 4, and Jarvis Buildings, 4 1t,
And ~ No. IS ELLiOTT'S BUILDINGS,
II Penn. Avenue, Washington Civ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

40 FilR, tue Ladies .!'sc bod +" ~" methodist
ffOtt Stni Church, corner or Pitt and t~uuh .ti.
contemplate holding a Fair. hs snnin" on MONDAY,
lDtn Instant and continuing during lhe week, in the
EGYPT IN SALOON, (Ddi Fellows ilalD Gay st,
lhG collection of Useful and FancT Articles is en-
pectst 10 BE- rerylargc. and with the lc" Cream, Con
tctcnaly. Oysters, and olherg.od things Munlcf-
rus 30 meniIou will, they trust, induce large mum
her o: visitors.
The Ladies viii consider no sacrifice Too great in
view of pleasing all who may visit the Fair, ard as
the funds rnscd by this undertaking aIc to be applied
IL the liquidation Of the church dcbt, j, is be- hoped
thai discriminating pubic vii! their generous
efforts with success. Hl0-lW
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

AsTI-REN1ERs. In Delaware county, New
York, the Anti-Rent vote was l92a-opposi-
ton, 855. Majority, l07, q vote which shows
how widely the mscheyous doctrines of the
party have extended,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

ErHropIAS SENENApERs. Tile Ninth Concer; Of
these much admired vocaIists will come OF this even
ing at the Saloon of the Assembly Rooms. Their
eminent abilities as vocasts require nothing from us
TO in tlre full attendance; indeed the audiences so far
have been little too large for comfort, Be advised,
and 90 early!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

FIRE. The print works and machine shop
of Jackson & Naginnis, at Paterson, N. Jer-
soy, were entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning, at half;past O'Clock. Loss 10000,
insured for SCI 900.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

pF- AT IGNITION. The members of the La
GSrte Hose Company respectfully requested 10
attend an adjourned meeting Of the Company OF
THIS "wednesday EVENING. att O'Clock, to MAKE
arrangements for the reception OF the CEIon FIRE
Company of Lancaster. Be punCtual i'll attendance
y ERANGIS d. METZLER Sec. Pre- ten.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

MORALS OF NEW YoRy. There are over
three thousand boys aud girls in New York city
and suburbs under IS years of age, the largest
portion under Is, who are little better THAI beg
CARS or thieves