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The New York herald., 1845-03-13

SusQUEHANNA RIvRR.-The Colombia Spy Of sa-
turday says:-The Susquehanna is now in fine
navigable order Several aks have left this place for
Port Deposit and number OF RATS and arks have arrived
at Columbia from the North and West branches. The
MHonan of the 2Sth umo says, the West Branch Is in
fine railing order oordng the hardy and enterprisinE
iumbermea an excellent opportunity oil conveying the
produce oftheir winters lubor TO market In few day
We may expect TO the broad bosom Of our beautiful
susquehanns literally covered with arks and rats.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

February shows but very slight change In the
movement. The banks in want Of good business pa
per- but there ix very Little cferrg depnses are
steadily increasing Loans were freely made ouside Of
banks at to Is per discount per aDnum according
into New Orleans this has been very limited Up
TO the LIST instant this year the receipts amount 276
$780, against f40 36J for the period last year. not
whssndDg which the banks hav only about nine hur
dred thousand dollars less they had last February
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
A mn easements.

PALMo's OPERA HoUsE E-Anoilier highly fashion
able audience patrcnzed this popular place Of
amusement last nsht-snd 10 Judge from the shouts Of
say they extremely ickled Shin de- and The
vrginian Girl will be performed for the last time
FOR presentation. -
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
Personal Movements.

The Hon. w. Green, of Kentucky, was at the Astor
House yesterday.
1t is said that Mr. Robert Tyler is to preside at the st.
Patrick Society dinner In Philadelphia
Henry Clay, Jr delivered lecture at Louisville on
the I'D inst. His subject was "Great Britain
The ls Presby Church in Rochester has unani
mousy given call to the Rev. DR.. Magic Of Elizabeth
town.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

ONO RIvER.-At Wheeling, on Saturday, there
were ten feet Of water in the channel At Ptsbura on
Saturday afternoon the river had twelve feet OF water in
the channel The Cincinnati Gazette OF Friday Gays
From this point out to the mouth, there is sunicien.
water Tor the largest class Of boats in the regular trade
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
New Stock EXCHANGE.

SALES or STocKs-BosroN, March IL
~ the Brokers' Boards shares Boston and Providence RK
!o8 10 Western R sctp i0l Old Colony RR, i0o1s 2j
Reading RR. 25t1; $50 do bood. 25k.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
Married..

Al Phiiadeiphia. on the nth inst. by the Rev g. B.
rerry, hoBERT L. ScRynsER, Of the firm Of Scrymser
Bricklin OF this city, TO EmELrNE, daughter Of John
Phillips, Esq. Of the former place.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

Deer isas. ~ iss,7si 1901 sI.7so ,o2s1 100 s4,sss
will be observed that there has been very great
crease in the expectation of every article in this list
cept four and lead The exports of cotton from New
Orleans this season. have been much larger than last
and the increase has been principally in the shipments to
corn are less this year than last while the receipts Of
flour, beef and lead larger In the aggregate the
trade Of New Orleans this season. far, has been much
more limited than ur to the same period last.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
Court C.lsr

Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos 81 a. 20, Ia, 10, "a, S. "a 81
Al b3 5s 76
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
Board OF Il

Board Of Education.
This Board met last evening, GERAspus CLASH, EsS,
in the chair =
No quorum being present. the Board adouned over 10
Wednesday next
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
y AnthOiOgia Germanica.

NrusSe,,s-sssas, D,. r. H. Gouraud.
Never can thy toll De illustrate
Ihs. s,'s shy y'H Italian ii'si;s So p IS sSsi.is'e
To remove all flleyer
p Ana ny roudres indicate
Hsir sn. f,o% ~ 0S ,,ms ,as .s,ns on "Ise'
Seeks TO drink quite Dry, swe,l /
On on ,e H@ oasds sSsd." u II shs s"s she'll sii''
Dr. Gourauds Italian Medics,ed j. universally
compefs removal Of al such dssaenenis Of the skin
sRsssl sgss sasss ssaa sSs %S
st'ii M hy iaai RSass a
Dye sas saaay
Dr. Gourauds only depot in this city, at 81 Walker street.
Agents. Chestnut street Thiladelphis Jordan, Milk
pnssid Green and Co % %oes1 Bull aIsfo s sGa Fs ere
sEas sw s eT9 roy ps e
NSss Tsss F. II Moi Va Andeon
song No. o. Air-The Light Of Other Days
with heavy hand has shaded pure
The ye skin my forehead and yelownes,
And face renewing like the face of other days
The eupons that Joness Soap wher how pmpe. and
When ds6guremnts sprear hthsr; twill make the
. skin si9y clear ,o%. sad 81 hefny a ssS spns
!, frecklss their vile forms di.playsl -,
For Eruptios, Chapped hesh Dssummer Of Disco
ssJ os oaes an Chemical sosp mar snos '
neousy skin smoohness zcearness, and
y beautiful Mndget but Joness SOAP; buy nowhere
else but the sigu American Eagle SO Chatham s23
you
MIR. q. >. Fowler delivers Lecture ON the
Character OF Woman unoded by the Sciences Of Phrcnos
gy and Physiology This (Thusdy) Evening, inCnton Hall
Admance l2h cents ommencing III o'clock and closing
with public examinations urtratiye ofths scierce.
Dickens Forever! IA most entertaining
and ughabe book full Of the quaint and peculiar humor o
The llustrious Boz rmadi the Clown the Hum0rs Of
Actors Lille BY Charles Dickens Esq author Of Over
Twist" Pckwck" SC. Now first published in cheap
form, and decidedly the funniest book Of the season.
Published this day and for sale Ann up stairs by
HENRY o. DAGGERS.
Wonderful Effects OF C0nnen's Pain Ex-
owsHe crushed his finger aod swelled and panied him
that he laid Eve days He told he would
be laid for months He kept poultced but could
duce the swelling pain till friend told him take of the
goqltcs and put Conpels Pain Extractor Captain
the finger cured Captain used in Of burns.
and says effects marvellous. He took and de-
edred he would be this salve He has
dozens get and will verify all and as much
This sslve will Of the following complantsor
pay taken for it,
Burns, Scalds. Evysipeas, SILT kheum.
FiIes. Fnema''" Eors Eyes Nipples. Gicers Old Sores
King Worm, Eraptions letter SC.
Sold genuine only I'll Courtland and l39 Fulton st.
Brooklyn; Second ST. LOus so Poydrass
Orleans; North Fifth street, Philadelphia; 10 fremont Row.
Boston. HNN
vr~
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

The specie item has decreased $a4l 9a2, while all the
other departments have very slightly increased. The
movements Of the banks OF New Orleans Tor Feb l945
compared with the period last year show decrease
in the specie department Of $s9 s2 increase in circu
ation Of 81 in the cash liabilities ITS 204 and
in the cash assets 81 445 The business OF New Or
leans IL not SO large this 1t at the corres
pcndinG period last year. The receipts OF produce have
fallen of very much and there not active demand
for bank avors formerly. The annexed table shows
the quantity OF Of the principal staples exported
from New Orleans this compared with the CORES
pending period last
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

ONE Day LATER FROM HAvRE.-The packet ship
Argo, Captain Anthony, arrived yesterday from
Havrc. She sailed on the I'd ult and has made
fine run over the Atlantic. We find no news in
our files. f
We see by Captain Anthony's report that the
barque Natchez, Of Boston had been lost at eel i,
and her Captain, Thomas Snow, and crew, take
of and carried into Havre by the Lorena, Urq.
hart, Of th,s port, from Mobile The Natchez was
from Boston for New Orleans, and sprung aleak
on the 9th OF January, when three days out, and
in lat. 81, 10, long. 60, Is, w. On the 9Th they
were fallen in with by the Lorena.
WAR WITH ENGLAND. one in Illinois prays
that the war party ia this country may be moderate
'till after the English have advanced "them
81, 900, 900" for her canals. Ar
EASTERN MAIL.-We had no Eastern mail yes.
terday TILL late in the evening An accident hap
pening to the Narrasansett was the cause
The WARREN TRAaRDY.-On Saturday motions
10 arrest OF Judgment were made and argued in the
supreme Court with an earnest appeal for suspension of
sentence until the next term of 10 give the con.
vcts an opportunity Of being heard before the Court o
Appe s, being the Court Of last resort Chief Just;ce
Hombower gave the decision OF the Court overr,lno
the otons IN arrest OF judgment but granting the a. av
sskei for. -
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

SAINT PATRICK sDAY-Very irreverently in despite
OF the admonition OF Bishop Hughes-who has with
such characteristic and Christian good temper ex-
planned his postponement of the festival of Saint
Patrick, It'll the 9TH OF April-the Saint Patrlck's
Society are determined to celebrate the anniversa-
ry OF their patron saint with unusual spirit and gee
on Monday next. They will sit down in the even
iog to sumptuous dinner, prepared in the usua,
good style OF mine host Of the City Hotel, and the
festivities are likely to be kept up with an uncom.
mon degree ofsprit. There isto be regular get to
between two distinguished champions, represent
ing the plymouth Rock" of New EogIand and the
killarney stone" Of Gould Treland'' and altogether
the celebration will, we doubt moi, be in every way
worthy Of the occasion
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. few returns have
been received. In Hale's district the abolitonlsts
and many Of the wings have voted for him. He
leads considerably the regularly nominated demo-
cratic candidate
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

POLITICAL PARsoNs.-At a recent meeting in
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Tor the organization Of
the ''native" movement there, but which turned
out signal failure, we find that parson made
himself very conspicuous, and offered up prayer,
imploring the blessing Of Heaven on the occasion
This is if possible, still more reprehensible than
the conduct Of Bishop Hughes in Carroll Hall,
when he delivered political harangue 10 an excl
ted crowd Of his flock. These praying political
parsons are amongst the greatest curses to pure
Christianity in this latter day Of wickedness and
folly.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

MORE "NATIvE" DEcENcY.-One Of the "na.
tive" papers in Philadelphia says that it is mpossi-
BILE for Mayor Harper to keep the streets of this
city clean SO long as $50 many filthy foreigners
walk on them" Such is sample of the respec.
liability and decency of these eminentIy patriotic
individuals, who arrogate to themselves the exclu.
sve right and title to be called American citizens
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

EASTERN MAIL-We had no Eastern mail yes
terday TIL late IN the evening. An accident hap
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

Dickens F0rever!-A most entertaining
and aughabe book full Of the quaint and peculiar huno of
The llustrious Boz rimadi the Clown the Humors Of
Twist" hsawet g. Now h first published in cheap
Published this day and for sale 30 Ann street. up stairs
HENRY DA(iGERA
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

Sls.o26,s7s 2o.5s7, $50 i2.2l0769 l2,s5s,6l
The leading features Of these banks compare as fol
Iowa.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13

Town ELECTIoNs.--We find in the albany Id
vetiser of Tuesday the following result, SO far as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-28
GARDEN SEED,

NRoM Growers of known reputation and warranedfrsh
H genuine, al wholesale and retail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-28

ES TrH, crime and new
Il u Loaf sugars, "noolssyIs"
do. 'fovcTH2-'
Do. "smth'.r
Lamp Oil, isi and I'd quality
Whisk-y, hhis, pipes nj bSls
Iiooree, solid andsick
Sole Leather, vaEious qualities
Salt, sfoai and IN store-for sale 10y
Ia:i DAvENFoGT l. A
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riaii:
l.esk-I-lTge Scotch
i.-ltuee-ivhiie l. Green Head,
Early Curled India, White and
Green Go>3, Ripwn Dutsh
hrion--Nuimeg, Green Cluos,
Pine Aprle
Water Melon-finest kinds
Nas,,iftium
hustard-white and Black
Onion-Ivhite ami Red
Csrg
Peas-I.anars'I'y Estre Fairly,
Early May, do Frame B,se
Pmssian. Dwarf Marowfat,
Bi,hop's Dwarf!'rciihc
Pepper-Assorted
Pannip-I.ong Smooth French
Sugar
PaIsley-Pine Curlrd
, Pumpkin-I.arge Yell0w
Rhubarb-for Tarts
Raddish-I.ons ses,irt, long Sal
mon, White Turnip. Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
Salsig-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
ssuash-Eariy Buneh
Tomaio--i-A.gs Red and yellow
Turnip--assoFtei
Herb abd Flower Seeds
WM. PALMER.
lr s
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a.n..s,,,.- it'.,'. CO.,
81. a..sa,-i,,... :, ',nai,I.;u,
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w.. -, -,
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4. p.r.., .~ ,non 40 60
d., "a, nIoo., ,n,n,o rno,..,
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IDhNrAtooNs. PANTALooss 900 pairs los, r-e.iv.,
es"'f'-'Hs great many siJhS all of wkcs ~ ..si
cheap for cash IL KEEN a tD
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
EaissA By PLEAsANrs 4 MosRL

rsass svsscsiruosTe City .bsssss. e6es psr pear;
PERIOD By nan eiepayabk, In
sn eas-s N advance.
Ap~r.,sssvora Sheen an,s Tor s) issssu -
Insertions 81 50; and every sneesd
isr Insertion. 81 eents. ....r..
rrans..st advertisers must psy In advance.
The number Of Advertisements
Me- thsy inserted until ordered stopped
ID accordingly W Orders stop be writing
A.nxai Advertisers charged $50 20 lines.
prorion for advertisements Of greater length: eIeep
,ones Losy dealers, charged $780, paper
eiujed)
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
AsKiNs = LsBYs Line Of Packets between Riehnosd and
New orssn. YIN commence their regular September
sas ca h01 e e:s w. Was s. s:''"
One leave this Lace r.xuv every
month W. cam with ecan-ner reeo~si thu shove
e p.sie, they expressly nsa
low other and steady dc
having superior Accommodates eersr.
passeAsers' Apply 70 J. FISHER 4 SON.
An freight country ths above vr.--l- win be
received and forwarded By resus
~H :. ss !F;&s,
DESIRABLE GOODS FOR FAMILIES
AnE curLEnY.r.ss ,sery Tasi. GALLERY in 'ei,s Of 81
Knivs. and rotks IN .irg. Jos ~ ah Ca,.r. and s, 10
no ~ ". =. J. DoNxAN
N. ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.
SlU 80 Lli. aoia..es
In s,ose for raie BY
jas7 bUSIor MoScrrE CO
IAllfA BUSHELS CLrnlnso Potatoes fron, Maine en-
ia 70 RANKIN a wiIsTIocK.
FIGURED SITIN VESTS.
MOTHER Assortment. Of faney Vests t received smcns h-
assortrnen, the klni The city. STARK A 10.
n3 ith Street
- LUMBER.
CSG0 FEET Cypress boards. hourly cx:
H1DOO rsetedby E5 WEE. BACuN Il 20.
11NEN hhi. aaeon. lpg round
IL ! d3 do Joles.
rs bas.< iiuTs pat,pi Clnilrs,
100 bushels Mouna.l Clover 5eed-r-ceiyinr for sae ty
fs5 wEBB. BACoN 400.
1AO BBLS. Baldwin Apples, daily expected
AOO per sehr Mariner oni BostGn for saIs by
&c RANKIN Il wiiIT1oCK.
TO TOBACcONISTS
PENCIL and Moohn- Planes iiara saws
- atrhcts and Broad A,-: Auger-
Bits Hammers and Butcher Knives Wood
For sse At the sisn OF the Anvil, No 60 w.si Main ~
do ~ TIlEG-K RDpFRTs,OS
| MOUNTAIN CLOVER sEED--ICo Bu.hes in sior. veiy
Hl nice; for sale by ia SHIELDS a soMERyILLH-
PLASTER.
An TONS Lump board teh Coliubil be on
~ Dock. sale BY u - SHIELDS 4 souEGvIILE-
CASTOR OIL.
"A DBis. No. Virginia Castor oil just by
III u - SHIELDS s. SONERVIiLE.
DuCKwHEAr PLOIR.-sO b5ls Mountain, B.ckwh-ai tis
II received aud FOR sale by PARRISH BEAzi.EY,
ia ID Gary Street.
2.Rn LBS. bees Wax TOT ,aie by
! DOW bI mo " GORDON.
TO THE LADIES!
SATIN stI?PELs-ladi,s beautiful white
~ Slippers of the latest s,yI and best qualify The arge
stack of them he found at
PUTNEY = WATTS.
Where all tie fashionable LADIES' Shoes
and siprrs always be uI at the sssi rf.rss. ia
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07

G9- OIL OF TANNIN-oR, LEATHER REsroRER.
"A Ne,c Chemical Discovery. Most people know that
skins and hides are converted into leather by the Use
of Tannin extracted from certain barks, SC.
When The force and strength of the Tannn is worn
out leather becomes dead, hard, dy brittle, cracked
covered with crust, &c. THIS ALL KNOW. To re-
store then life, sofness, moisness, strength smooth
ness, and remove all crust, fly, bliserrestore the
Tannn. This substance the leather never can receive
the second times but the whole virtues of are in this
article, the OIL OF TANNlN-which penetrate the
stest and hardest leather if has been twenty years
in use; and if it tears easily with the fingers it i'm
parts strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. 1t becomes like new leather, in all respects,
with delightful sottneSs and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly impervous TO water
particularly boots, shoes, carriage tops, harness,
hose, trunks, and in fact all things made of leather.
giving splendid polish, even higher than leather
has and at least doubling its and durability in
whatever manner the leather is used supply of
this article has just been received at the corner of
HANOVER and BALTIMORE-STS Baltimore II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07

0I}- FAIR. The Ladies of the FELL'S POINT
PRESBY iERiAN CHURCH will hold Fair in the
splendid Hall recently erected by the Eagle Artier-
lists on Fleet street, next to the corner of Broadway
date Market street,) for the benefit of the above
Church, commencing on MONDAY EVENING, the
10th inst The assortment of articles offered wild be
numerous aud tasteful, besides plentiful supply Of
Refrrshmcnts-which, together with the handsome
new Hail. will render the inducements to attend the
Fair particularly great tc7-3
n. b. Both lines of Omnibusses pass the Hall.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07

[h3- MR. EDtTOR-Allow me through your paper
in answer the communication in the Sun of this
morning, signed ''R,' under the head of Clint, TO
say, that if Messrs. Dix & Fogg, of the ''Fountan
Inn will stop the sale of their Regalias Toddys and
Lemmonades, those ''precocious youths' will not sin
fest" their establishment. In snort, let the propre-
tors close their Bar, and they will have clear houses
We think it very unreasonable in Messrs. Dix & Forr
complain, for they sell those persons all they drink
smoke and chew. If this will mot do, we will give
them another sEHINT.'' Yours,
IT. AN OBSERVER
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07

G3-I Q. o. F. The members of JEFFERSON
LODGE, No 9, are hereby Motif to meet at the
Hail, North Gay street, on SUNDAY MORNING
next, 9th inst, O'Clock pay the last tribute of
respect 10 our late and worthy BROTHER 2. e.; OTIS
BLODGIr, Members of sister Lodges, in good stand
ing, are respectfully invited to attend. BY order,
fe72t HENRY FREDERICK, See'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07

G3-BALTIMORELYCEU M-Sr JoHS'sCHURcH,
LIBERTY-Sr. The exercises of the Lyceun THIS
friday EVENING, February eth, will consist OF
Rotations and further discussion of the adjourned
question:: "Dnes Party Spirit conduce TO the perpe-
mty of a Republican form of Government"
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully nvited to at
tend. The Iyceum will be called order preC y
at O'Clock. By order,
IT. fri WIN. 4. CREERY, Scc'y.
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TO IRE RErEyoI,ENT.

l}- Scenes of almost understandable suffering, al
most daily present themselves to the eyes of the sub
sCrber in his visits through the city, occasioned by
extreme poverty and want of the eSsaries of life
Should any of our citizens find it in their hearts tn
contribute something of their abundance 70 the rcei
of such cases, they viii please hand such donations
to me- or leave them for me at Rev. 2. Cooks book
store rs Baltimore street. and let all such be veil
Sured that tncir donations shall be well applied and
faithfully acknowledged,
iG7-2tf ADAM MILLER, Missionary.
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~ CHEAP prsINTING. and PRINTING

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING %,
every description, executed with grea despatch, at No.
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such rs
MAMMOTH RIILs Ninch larger thao any other
- '-' office exec,He.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
Rail. ROAD BILLS, SC. SC
Indeed it is needless to eaumerate, as we are pos
sessed Of facilities for doing work. eoerg sy!e and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city,
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G7-I. O. F. JERUSALEM ENCAMPMENT,
No. 1. The members hereby notified to meet OF
the Hall, Gay street, on SUNDAY MORNING, 9th
inst. at o'clock attend the funeral of deccas-
ed Patriarch. OTIs BLODGEr. The members of Sa-
lem Encampnent No. ,, are respectfully invited 10
attend. 1fe7-2t GEO. J. kENNARD, Scribe.
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LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEDiNGs. Sometime ago
we saw some motion on the subject Of a Regis
try Law, but no bill has, we believe, been in
troduced. We can hardly suppose that the
Legislature intends to leave the elective fran
chse subject to present abuses; and members
may rely upon it that action in the matter Is
expected by their constituents. 1t IS known to
every man in the community that no election
takes place under the present laws, without a
number of illegal votes being given; and that
such frauds can only be prevented by the en-
actlnent of rigid laws, For two or three years
past, we have urged the necessity Of passing
acts to prohibit conycts from voting; to pre-
vent the use of naturalization papers by per
SONS not entitled to them; to prohibit paupers
in the Aims House from enjoying the right OF
suffrage; to punish rloting and Improper inter
ference at elections, &c.-but timidity has pre-
vented what Justice demanded. We now re-
peat, that if laws to guard and protect the
right OF suffrage be not passed, we had as well
give up the control Of State affairs to those
who will practice the most corruption.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07

GI3- LIBERTY AND APPRENTICES LIBRARY.
The Board OF Managers of the Library will meet
THIS EVENING, ut O'Clock, on business of i'm
portance. The Library is open EVERY FRIDAY
EVENING, from half past six until nine O'Clock. By
order, GIt"l JOHN LAWTON, Sec'y.
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Fh3-I. q. o. F. X. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
RYLAND. Members are requested TO meet at the
Hall on SUNDAY NEXT, at . o'clock, A. NJ, 10 at
tend the funeral of their deceased Brother, Pc Ors
BLonGET BY order,
fe72 t' G.. u. TESIiSBURY, C.. Sec'v.
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3-TWELFTH WARD NOTICE. The citizens
of this Ward will please meet at Peac0ck'S Tavern,
sign Of the White Horse, (tUrmerly CIark's Tavern
west Baltimore street, at O'Clock THIS friday
EVENING, to adopt plan to relieve the poor of the
ward II is hoped that every friend of the poor will
attend this meeting, business of importance will
b. brought forward for consideration. It
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We cannot too earnestly or too frequently
press upon the attention Of Congress and the
State Legislatures, the necessity of passing re-
strictiye laws upon this subject. 1t is an evil
that demands prompt remedy, for it is in
,,rrasinp uDon us.