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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-15
YHyME GREA4EsT mEDIcTVE IN rnE

YENHE GREATEST mEDIcTVE IN FIFE
I'll WORLD, for Coughs, Cohil, as,h,ac, PAN ma
Soreness in the Breast, WLoopiag Cough, ConsrTp-
Ifon HodT;e7e's a*d all diseases Of The Breast ard
Lungs is Hancc's Compound Syrup Of Hop,AoyT9.-
Price 90 cents.
I'pe been coughing, I've been coughing,
All tbs night and All the day;
And Pm wearing, aud I'm eatiag
All my lungs and life away.
o twill end me so0H, and send RE
Down TO an uniimCly grave,
Lest some friendly hand attend 1Fs,
Shill'd the sufferer 20 save!
Bat, in bglef, found relief
And, poor sufferer, say, would you3
TGke so handy Hanee's Candy,
And his HOarhONnd Syup too!
HANCE'S CANDY aud HOARHOUND S YRUP
two Of the most popular remedies Of tho age 70 colds
coughs and consGmpt0Ss, and all affections Of tbs
Bronchial Organs may he had at his New store, No.
ZOE BALTIMORE ST, between North 7ad.Hcltiday
or al the Old Staad corner Of PRATT t. CHARLES
SITS, Baltimore. ON
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ME CORES PRETORIA MIXTURE. In
Wa offering this aluable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would nfim the public that it is no quack
remedy 10 cure all difases, nor is it recommen ded
cure for conslmMon; it is prepared from The re-
cept of the late Or. Moore, of Philadelphia, and is
certain remedy forrecnt Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
affections II will alp be found useful in the Incl
pient stages OF Brorhtis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained fro, tt ose who have derived beue
fit from its use, but is deemed unnecessary, as
trial of it will be sufficient recommend ton of It's va
lue as remedy in theabeve mentioned diseases
For sale by CHARLES H. BARRY
nl2u No. 1852 Ralt,more street.
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NE UEFS, MUFFs, MUFFs Will open this
I'VE day another invoice of those splr ndid LUIS
TRED LYNX MUFFS. Also, a complete assert
menl of every variety.
j. l.. McPHAIL, 1872 Baltimore street.
dl3 81 next to CIipper Office
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&PLENDiD LUCK on Saturday-SlOtO $500,
~ of S240 and nf SOC, all sold by The uRriVaed
Prize Vendors, TUCKER Il BRO, on SATURDAY. The
most of friends AT distance also came i'll for a
good share Of prizes sold by us during the week
TO DAY, Si2 600 and 81 0. 900 are the splendid cap
als-TIckpts 50, shares in pr0porlion-l4 drawn bal
lots, Risk on package of qrs 2l7 enly containing
all the numbers in the wheel.
II. T.. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the COrnCr-iicad of Centre Market.
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER * co.
Nh = unIIihn. . - Il Iltn

OFFICE OF FLETCHER * co.
No > IloIlida, E, BdtO.
EuANG GUT OUR BANNERS on the Outward
n A Wall, the Or, is still they ceme!" Five spcn-
did prizes sold in the small lottery OF acknowledgements
ing upwards OF SIS prizes distributed at this office dur
ing the past week to our city and country patrons.
Drawn No class 49-!Owest prize 81 5.
As 81 6 % "a 81 AZ IA 40 Is As %
THIS DAY, capitals o. SIS 900, $40 900, &c
Tickets S. halves 81 so, qrs 81 25. package only
81 So
Tickets and packages in all the lotteries constantly
on hand this office, and prizes daily sold TO all who
apply or send their orders to
JAMES FLETCHER s. Co. Baltimore, Md.
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NM UEFS, REUFFs, nUFFS. / would most
We especially inform The Ladies that nave Just
received fresh supply OF beautiful NATURAL and
LUSTRED LYNX MUFFS, and would particularly
invite their to call aud examine them before purchas-
ing Also on hnnd, large assortment of low priced
MUFFS, for misses and children.
GEORGE X. QUAIL,
No 2Oi west Pratt street,
dl2-3t' I'd door west of Hanover.
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MBUTFF. The subscriber il selling PUTTY
q made of pure Liuseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, from 80 TO 40 per cent. below the market
price lie keeps IL on hand in large quantities.; and
making 1t by steam power, is prepared to fill large
orders at short notice.
J. w, w. GORDON, l52 w. Prstt street,
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"a NO-pA itPS E;RSHIP. WIN ROGERS and
" WIN. BOYD have TIM. day associated themselves
for the conducting Of The business of Merchant Tai
lOrs, at the former Store of Ma, RoGEgs, No. I96
MARKET STREET, five doors west Of ST. Paul ST. ,
the mouse formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank
lT3- I he subscribers from their long experience
i'll business can with confidence solicit the ma
tronage of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that theywI find it to be 10 their
interest to give us theil patronage.
~ Our stock s large and we'll selected, and We
will sell on the most moderate terms.
HSth Oct, 1915. o29 ROGERS s. BOYD
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS AND Az, PER
~ SONS EXPOSED TO TIE WEATHER.
getting the above aice, so poraut at the present
time, are invited TO call and examine the assortment
at No 10 PRATT ST., a few doors west of Charles
sb-.,,Ia Aso-A complete assortment Of
NlSzs;1%Asmn OVER SHOES of every variety, Rub
SsssassAso bers Socks, &c &c, for Ladies, Miss
es aud Children, at astonishing low prices. Do not
forget the name andnumber, there other stores
in the immediate vidnty.
DIS w f. WILLIAMS
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FENHE CRY Is STILL THEY CONF!
II The amount of ordered work made weekly is
sufficient proof Of our cutting being done in good
style. OF this we can boast, having just received
the new style of SACK COAT, VEST and PANTS
per Express To the economical, we make and trim
our usual accommodating terms, and the cutting
is done in the most fashionable style, we will war
rant 10 give satisfaction in every garment Orders
will be received in payment for ready made clothng
TO TAILORS. A Show Case and Table in the
second story we will sell bargain.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE,
No. 1868 Baltimore street,
nl8lm one door west of Hanover ST.
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yNNHE SECOND CAPITAL of $500 sold on
III Saturday last at SCHOOLFlELD CO.'S,
where they expect to sell the first capital to day.
They sold to Nos. 81 81 81 prize of $500 to gen
tleman at Barnum's Hotel. Nos ID "a 81 prize of
$500, sent to Harrisburg, Pa. Nos. % 81 and % d
81 each good prizes sold TO citizens.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 40, drawn
Dec. 10, lowest prize 81! are:
As 81 6 "a Sd 81 AZ Ia 40 Is 4S %
Draws TODAY, the handsome scheme OF Md. Con-
s0lidated Lottery, class ll9.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
l prize Of $4,000 prize of Sl5S8
10000 10 1000
5000 10 /" 500Sc
Whole tickets S5-sharrs in proportion.
G63- Draws on SATURDAY, December Goth, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, c.ass so, capital prize
Si0O0-'I'ckels $l-shafes in proportion, in which
Scheduled & CO. will sell on certificate packages of
25 whole tickets for only IA So halves 81 49, quarters
SO TO- eighhs $l'S5. For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
SCH0OLFIELD & CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t FirstofTce from Baltimore stree
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A CARD. PROFESSOR KING having returned
N from Ohio. has re opened his Institution for the
Scientific and Philosophical Instruction in Elocuton,
Impediments in Articulation, and the human voice
at No. g FAYETTE STREET opposite the Assem-
bly, Rooms. &C A cure is guaranteed.
90 Applications by mail (post paid) will receive
attention His present stay is limited TO the LIST of
MAY next. dl eo9wt
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ut = Ut -, W . : F'ss, &c.
ID Il At No is0-Ob9rrve, on the south side of
PRATT STREET, NEAR HANOVER.
The undersigned Ufirr, any of the above named
Goods to his friends and the public at reduced prices
tNr cash, No pullng-a small profit and quick sales
for tie ready money, which is the spirit of trade
tiCy- Please observe the name and number of Store
No o9, on the south siIe OF Pratt, near Hanover-st.
ndlni RICHARD II. TIIJRTF,
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dyHE IRON FOUNDRY

EH ht w IT'D = sUFENIOR SHTHT-
n. NGS. Just rteived an invoice of superior
New England mannfsture Long Cloth Shir,ngs,
made expressly TO orb and put up in the form Of
IRISH Linens for familyise. Call early and secure a
piece ut UPWARDS Cheon store
d4 No p n. HoNrd-st 2, Sd door ffom Fayette
THNHOSE WANING GALvANIC RINGS,
u. can be supplied
G. d, LARK'S Jcwelry Store,
dl2 Water stree second door from Calvert.
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YEyO-DAY (MONDAY,) Dec. 18th, will be
n drawn Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 1913
Nos, IA ballots.
SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000 | prize of sl5s5
" s. 900 10 to SOC, &c.
Tickets S5--shares i'll proportion.
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. .i the Md. Lottery, Glass 40, drawn
Dec. l3-lowcst prize Slt
IS 81 6 "a "a 81 AZ IA 43 Is As %
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TENHE SENUlNE
II On J n NTC RyN as,
BRACELE TS, &c,
AND ClRlSTIEJS
N A G NEFfC FL MIDI!


These celebrated articles are daily acquiringan m
creased reputation for their surprising efcacy in the
| core OF RHEUMATISM and all NERVOUS CON
PLANTS. No matter how chronic or severe may
De ihe disease, II readily yields 10 the Eaysteouc pow
or rs applied by this remarkable discovery, and nc
merons physicians of the highest repuestiOn strongly
recommend theD The Genuine GaIvanic RIMS
ussS IN connection with TIE Magnetic Fluid are con
ldehay recommended ill all dieorrers which arise
rom an endebled or unhealthy STATE Of the nervous
systeEt, and these complaints are among the most
pam AZ and universal to which are subject.
Iae Gdi1GsC Riags haze been used with perf-cZ
success IN all cases OF Rheumatism acute and chronic
applying 10 the heat, face ard linSs; GouE Tic Do
lortuXr ToothRche, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous or,
Slck Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy EpiIcp-
3"y FiiP, CtamP Palpnation Ct the Heart, ApopleIy
Stiffness OF joins, iuDbago. Spinal COmpla?ts Neu-
ragia, General Debility, Deficiency Ct Nervous Ener.
gy, and ALL NervOus Diseasca
In cnses OF confirmed Dyspepsia tiry have been
foand equally successful. Their extraordinary effects
nponthe system must be Witnessed to be besfeved
and as certain FTcUentiSe for the preceding pom
plants, they are equally To- be recommended. The
Kings are CT different prices, he1g MADE OF all aizes
ana OF various ornaments and patterns. d. I'm
R3-The genuine Galyanic RINGS and Fluid to-saIe
only, IN Baltimore, by ETH ). HANCE, No. l0S
baltimore 49, and corner Of Charles and Prats 90. d.
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NDICHARD DONAHUE, DRAPER AND
Ia TAILOR, No. 80 GERMAN, near Sharp street.
is thankful for past avors and soIcs increase of
the public patronage, where all garments are gotten
up in the best manner, and on reasonable terms and
all orders promptly attended 10 nl2-2awtstJa
enp NJ. TOBIAS 81 CO.'S Gold LEVER
YIN WATCHES: Gold Anchor Levers Gold Lee
IT, so pines; some very handsome small size La
0s.aS dies Watches. For sale low by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
dig Water ST. Cd door from Calvert.
HSRENCH DOEsKIN CASSIMERES. A
H. few pieces super French Doeskin and Ribbed
Black Cassimeres. Gentlemen wanting good arti-
Gle at a low price will call soon.
BEALE H. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
d4 [ARl First Dry Goods House below Charles.
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HeUprER. We have III store a large and CON-
EB pIete assortment the different grades RI ia.
mly and shipping Butter for sale on pleasing terms
). CLAYTON & SONS,
dlU l62 Lombard street.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Cnrresnoudencs of The New-f OK lrpAne-
PuirAprrrsus. June 9-P "


.-,., par, r,,re up "
ANOTHER DrgI-Two gentlemen % m-u rs
htv 10 doubt amused themselves a 'n cary ,.-i
'h.- morning by affemrun, 20 n.o" oN' ,,t. 49,
brains 10 N6smsns trccS. ilfH htl'' ~. a.
ION Keith and Morris Neretfn oroin'i '' " '..
Ns-rii-h ESQ Ons shot vas exchange iA' '.'.'' 81
,,f.a vs. wound n ihc thigh Of me aii'f. tA' Pr
.,irv islkely fo prove % .cr'A, SPARE $3.50.
acquainted wiiA fhe paii'a.A'- OF ..-. y. -- ~.
transaction. bur mlc1 ie-iei .., ~. L.-,i, ,',
ware could nor ~ A'-i .' 49, r,.,, .,'r.l s,r
sfors % ,' pa.lc iT.,' ,..i,. WHO .crf tts chs.
A,iih At''-.- ...i.,., nj the First cir, rroop
on-e The parties afe i,sii ~ ,-', . s..r...d
Do was t-' '''''." ,.-.-,.. ,. -rri,- Garden
TIE cNcirnfN. -' ..'~ . L.t 'r., t.r.h.r ,io.
among Pie rrenfn = -ll- f''' . 81. n. .r..,,lr.
lercs has taken place iac n !. 49,. -.....,.f
Company vers prienif D.. ......- .,,.ior.
90 cave fhe matter n me A.'', p, ~, ,.,.-is fhs
re-. ana abstain ifoii 'is 81. ~ $500. ri -,, b --,.,-
Nooa N". H-s. 10. ,t.. .'...-..,,r ,ri passed 3d. rt
nei -l,s.i l' Re ~. ~ IL. .-t ,- ,h. .rr1.f and con-
''..'.oD ..'' ,l ,,sr. concerned n fhe ouf
M %. r p. I-..t r .-., -.d fn have been 'it
rage he .fagi..4 r' o.o r.., ,,.ef.n.
a.-' w, - 49,, 3D.. ,.,,.rs ,rl The ID .f.ic- bar
was io nave ,aNs., -. ...-s IL ,.,.froned On
q tse request 20 ~. .i, 81 hold b. -rr.ns Garden.
FRIDAY n'N- pa ,' - s--.s,. have beer. made
"nen Tear livu'.'- s....-.,..f, burt
number on persons 80 H,yrrr< Tn. -chr
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Weather. Crops. &c.

TIE WHEAT CRoPs-The Richmond Times the
ON s, says some few farmers IN ms neiznoorhood
have cur Their May wheat ana represent the quality ~
vcry superior. and the yield about an average one
-rssf'v better than was expected The ate wheat
Or, misses even better and should receive no injury ID
The bret space before harvest i VII b. very nne crop
WHEAT CRoP-A correspondent from " a-hie-
nav writes On Thursday and Friday nghts the oh
sns 7-h NAY there were fots quite destructive
m corn and more or injurious grass oats rye and
What little fri remained Il ! SUI believed mat wheat
Is not materially nuredcerrsiny not 20 - % produce
--irb failure of the crop a. asf year Detroit Ad.
WEATHER &C-On Sunday night there was a
severe fo.t In hi. region Of the country which has ior
the third time cut down many fields Of Corn. Much
Wheat IA. sso been injured By frosts, and many held.
destroyed tcpraS-ed ll-) jour. MAJ =.
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TLgcrnicfrY kND AGKIcCrrKf.-We are NJ,
surprised az the numerous letters " Inch have ~.
ceivcd Ga ihisvery important and interesting subject
MANY ID our letters notice typical error. which we
had discovered ia the external dimensions OF tn
area of one acre described ia our last article They
should have been SD by to - yards The exoe-i
msnt re.errei % in our last paper was made D, DE-
Foster of Fintrassic near Elgin. who protcc.s
f.st, a single acre ouc hlndrcd and .ight ha>boi.
of chs,uEcr barley. In reply 20 several muir.
ye nav .ay that the cost of square So By = ya-i.
heir- an area oi hait an acre woud be--to, IN
II iron wire az fd per ih for barin- = A n,
ditto AZ 30 per ito iof suspension i TWO poles !,
.iv- wool +. labor &c. Us total -. As lac a.,
ir.-.-.a>..> the cost dmiuishe> Convenient and ~
.i-,bl. areas are Tor TWO acres. i20 By 20 ss,s,
,ar,i. one acre - by 6o 3 three quarters Of \,
acre - ID hy a. halt an acre. % l.Jri b. "a
,nartsr OF an acre 15 ty p one eighth Of 81 ser.
.D byf5 18th The mode IN which The plot !. AZ
anf f. rs follows WIKI q mariners compass ara
measured lengths al common string. Jas on, n,
places tor tht wooden pms io which he barred
wire D. aitacti hy passing through a sinai staple
Care must b. taken to lay he icnsW 81 he bcries
,,ire iuc North and South by compass. and IT,
breadth due East and West This rirg ms., y
placed from i.r1 10 ht iachcs dep ia the sol n,
lines o. the buried wire are then completed II.
.n. taf.f wine must De- attached and IN con,a-
with Che buried wires a. both OF It's ends Awoose,
n'a with a s-anic must therefore b. driven in sns
thc iUo poles on, .cci and the other IS feet b,
.as placed by iac compass due North AMI >oaa
lhc wire IS pacel over them. and fastened to ID,
wooden stake. blt touching likewise a. this poo
.he buried wire THE suspended VINE must nN D.
drawn too fehf Otherwise ilc wind VII bnak T.
The above calculations viii perhaps enable or
readers some al bonn make ihc inquirN 90 decd,
,h, cnalif, or size OF ihe wire used. some osh,,
.tpe>ion> OF greater minuup We viii rcpy 10 ner
y,e,k and we hope then also Ia be able 10 iarai.1
,h, result of some further intercs,ing and lmpor,au
.Nprrinenis on this subject
When our attention was first called 10 this cues
NON. NJ, were forcibly struck with practical az
Guilty 10 should bc carried very generally into prae
fce' viz shat thc free elecrict, in the aimosphen
would De- insufficient io influence am extensive ~,
face tn which this f-eans of attracting t might },
applied HUT We were indebted 10 the Suggestions
N the accomplished scolosi,i and agricultural che
mis-, Rev William Thorp % Nomegsey IL
fh., cas-, and simple mode mentioned IN onr as b
which electric fuid could be- generated. The Pm
ciplc being once known. The means Of applying
are tha. furnished without any limit.
London Economis,
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In your City Items" Of yesterday you speak highly of
a Piano Forte and say ,he maker 4. of ciicter
ing" The following extracts from letter. received
dsy OF Two since from friend n Philadelphia In rea.
non 10 a Piano which sent him. indicate that i j. not
quite u c9ars,
He WA de.irols Of having Ch.ckeriny being IAN.
xee and favor Of every thing which from Boz.
TON. but knowing could send him b.r-er article from
the Mandatory Of Me-sr.. BAcoN s RAVEN. 80 ia
Cesres.r,,r Ner York and guaranteeing 10 should BE-
sgaal 20 Boston he consented 20 he governed by ny
Judgment. Tie observes.
I write 70 say how much pleased myself and frend-
rirh the Piano you sent ~ t has gwen cutie 40
Impetus he sprt 81 practice n our daughter since H.
arrival Boston Professor u Music pas-ed day.
with IT, and subjected a test with The com.
positions Of Ihanerx and ofher surhor. and fhns
Z 5ef,rr tiGu Ciirserin2s gentleman OF Cambridge
Mas passed two evenings @ifh A. snd he aso gave u
p-sfsreac 20 Chckeriags lis niece i IN want u an
Instrument and think b. WI order from the same
Manufacturer.
Thus you thar Negg England preiuiices even msy
DO overcome ~ the superor;y af fhe Manufacturers Of
NETWORK.
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polSeS IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

ro-r~ yon rllr CoprrcrioN of EaRoR-Nadf.S
r. Vfl.p-Mr B. r. Butler concluded for defendant n
error ,lr Wood was heard n reply. Decision pos
r,,.,s Ms d d. q and = ON the Calendar were paced
,,iho,i, prejudice and 40 taken up being r. pieAcr
ina others Vs. r. rer.h and others Mr. Lord WAS hesr
lor plaintiffs in error
Corrr oF COMMON piris-- Robert Dsailp r. W.
iaia Blfnp4s -kcsuin. Marine outJudgufnt-lee
r.atf.as in l-l3 recovered Judgment ma i,e NsIlns
Court a.an-t defendants, Tor sol 81. and issued
cuton hu, the officer made a return of mo- effects b.
Present action 90 recover Judgment of this Count On
fhe Judgment of the Marine Court 30 as 90 De- len On
real estate some objections were made uuf oycrref
and a..riicf was gwen Tor plaintiff tor the amount
Nifaaf kfIyr 4Hdrfn Hone Action from Dos
hehf-Ihc plaintiff BE- IN th.s employ Of Nh Ches,emsn
and was passing fhc tavern of def uiant the 81
nue. one dnv boz Dec ia-'. cart and having bis d.,
running wfh him. large dog belonging 10 defendant
rau out attacked the dog of plaintiff got 10 down and
severely using b. when plaintiff got out OF his and
attempted fO separate them While attempting 10
o o The defendant advanced from behind and struck
him "a severe blow with crtch Che defendant waking
with two -uchl on the back Oi his head cutting through
fur cap end .niurng the scalp Action Is brought o
l.-aur and battery Verdict for plaintiff slQ Which
viii leave him deficient probably about 80
SUPERIOR CorHr-Iapt MclH = Co. - john
f,r and fba.r >0nt-k collation. ol agreement for Char
rar Paffv-Ihr plaintiff. arc shipping merchants AZ NJ
CD Pearl 80 and the defendants captain and owner
Inc bark Eliza Thornton, oi Boston ON saturday. ID
I9l Ocf a-t fhc bark being iu this port written aes
mtnt wa. entered into by he parties. and signed y
them providing tor the charter by Me'.r' NcColl G
of the nafk u $1,000 per month on afoyage 10 Liverpool
.ha Mediterranean. end back 20 New YORK the chsno
party bc made up. based upon the written agreement
and signed hl both parties fhe following Monday under
"a penalty of 5000 ON Monday The captain sni ogne
OF the ban demanded security for the iulhment q he
contract and refused -sn The charity party unless Nc
Coil a Co. gave such. This Nas not IN The agreement
Me--r- McC a Go. offered the h0u-e of fowe Co
bar they were not accepted. and the arrangements wa
brokcnup The present action ls brought by Nccol 8
Co. against the owner and captain 20 recover dsnAse'
Tor their giving The charter party ~ agreed upon
Verdict for plaintiffs, 5000.
The supreme Court did not give decisions YESTERDAY
o.. announced the previous Monday Anumber we IN
dersiand We're ready. hut the Court Withheld men
agreeable ~ DO. usual course 10 hear motions
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LFrnm IL y D. PIcayune. Iune ]


- 4 large amount Of cotton was cleared al the
Custom House ye-iorday-not ic-s than nineteen thou
sand eshf hundred and thirty ave BALE. All but ninety
TWO bales were feared for foreign ports This would be
deemed great business ~ any season fthe year.
- Lieut. Miguel Hernandez. Jr. and Y Lacoul
Bachemin Of the Third Municipality Police arrested yes
erdsy IN the Third Municipality four individuals, call
ing themselves y. J. Moore. samuel -tiyer- nman and
Bsnev-the three former having Ia their possession
eleven negroes said 10 have been stolen from Mr Mary
II -horxe Of Nscogdoche- Texas, and the latter be-
ng accused ~ harDOrng said negroes Moore, -uvers
uraan and the negroe. arrived a. this port board of
the -chr Carolina q New Orleans from Texas. The
parties have gwen bonds 20 appear Tuesday next be-
fore Recorder Lewis
- Strenuous exertIOns ere making % improve
the navigation u the ChatfahOochee nver above Colum
bu. Ga a. least as high up West Point about forty
miles above Columbus 10 appears. however thar The
improvement opposed by men of wealth and influence
a chiuerical project
- The man suspected Of numbering two wo-
men and man On the isf0oaf ~ Matches together win
nerro implicated with him taken NicksDurg and
brought back % Matches on the Taieyranf