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bacco house on the plantation of Mr.. Roderck
McGregor, which is only few miles from Up
per Maflbro.
The new OratoTio composed by Mr.. Hewitt
was performed last night for the first time, IN
the Unitarian church, before respectable au-
drence, who appeared to be much delighted
with the vocal performances, aud indeed with
the music of the piece in general. The audi
ence was not numerous; but this was probably
owing to the uncertain state Of the weather and
the oppressive heat, which, even IN the church,
though well ventilated, was completely Sudori-
yjic. ! understand that Mr.. Hewitt intends to
repeat the performance, of "Jeptha," ON next
Tuesday night, in the Unitarian church, where
hope he Will be honored with a respectable
and numerous audience, who may be gratilied
with the performances, which think, Judging
from my own experience of last nights Orato-
rio,) they cannot fail to be. hope too, that
the audience will be favored with more light
The lamps of the church last night appeared to
be only half trmmed-some of them went out
before the performance was ended.
The Naval Court Martial was in session to-
day at Colcman's Hotel. The witnesses this
morning were Lieut.. Brooks, the Rev. Mr.
jackson and First Lieut.. Browning. The tes-
tmony ofthc last witness is most important and
was only just commenced when the court adj
journcd, at O'Clock.
In the Circuit Court this morning, the Dis
trict ATTIC ney was heard for an hour IN reply
TO Mr.. lloban who has exertcd himself for sew
cral successive days, to convince the court, that
the indictment in McNulty's case was bad and
unsustamable. The case is now before the
court under advisement METROPOLIS.
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5 a s eaS " Ss ,;s a" OF me "~f assssd
@ y" % % S sal, % @ ] S e;S
S =; 81! iS.S; by Asst Tax
O @ @ S Front s %,,':s Fee: Gs ss Fo"
100 Joseph 81 "s S % T s%S: 1919
W "s % t; sf IF %s s walk 1888 So
aa Mrs. H;s " 2p; 81" Zee, 1 w"s n sds sr alley 8 1858 COZ
g so Curry ":; ;;55 $:; Washington N z 4" s
%, lob, sSs %%s @ nso
II" a'' ' "% 81 %% H""s" Street, s E snst Sf
H. rn. @ Re H SutAm street by 1852 n,,o Or 1915
3 Ss5: Ss%; "s'Ss ia
Gumeaw shop, (which re
ord %%t , ford '
Il s"a ] as ,uese 500 " '
o, ;s S%'s sYyy. as
10 m "s' $% Esq., side "'n
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%$ "' '"' S'!"
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a. " je'% ] No Ikin % west sue BOND street. Ye ''S
10 william sHy "'" 5 " sas S Bond street, by feet " $50
- 49, and M@litn - 49,. 5
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40 E ons,a 20 S'
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adds
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90 . % mes" I""bnrs cos SITS ~ 's ~ " ''
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s: ; ::::::3;: Is; 6:
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Go " s ~ ] s1 s ' "" ' SS% s ":
$2%s e s" leg
over %p ps s.oy brick dwelling building SIS
10 ss u"E e. % I ] I sc alley ss g 5
49, s JON. #: q: %s $ ' '"' s' '
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" " tyson sney s"@
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49, ia r i sos % %S ss s s % 900
Ssns G~sH Hn s@ %n a esy ''" ' ~ story ~ ~ %
feet side Bdde" l& az "a
81 GEORGE s S e f:s' n %s%s sF RS s I turnpike
49, @ % % & s Rss1 side "ss sa
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.


No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
YHVHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
III customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, selected with special and Judgment,
from the best markets. comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
U}- Having in my employ the hest Workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best style, and at the shortest notice.
ml0-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
NAsHIONABLE CONVERSATION
H Scene Baltimore street. Miss FANNY AND MISS
ELIZABETH WALK Nc.
Miss Fanny-Oh Elizabeth, how thirsty ann do
you know any person in this neighborhood where
could stop and get glass of water?
Miss Elizabeth-No Fanny, do not, but will tell
you what we can do.
Miss F.-Oh! do tell then, for am very thirsty.
Miss E.-Well stopped the other day al HANcE's,
and drank glass Of his Soda Water, with Sarsapar-
la syrup, and found il delightful
Miss F'-We then, Elizabeth, we will try glass
of it.
HANCE's SODA FOUNTAIN is situated doors
west of Holiday street, at 1903 BALTIMORE ST.
maj
gold PENS! GOLD PENS! fresh
On supply received This day and for sale hy
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street,
milo second dnnr from Calvert.
ICELAND hOSS COUGH CANDi, fnR
q Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Rr ath
ing. Prepared and sold bv g. K. LEX,
ap29 Corner East Baltimore and hish sH'
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VI Clear Poice is the Beauty of Speech"
"ANCE'S COMPOUND MEDICATED HOAR.
~ ~ HOUND CANDY has proved itself superior to
fVtiy article hitherto offered for clearing the Voice
Price IS cents per package.
For sale nv SGTtI :. HANCE cor of Charles and
Pratt SIS ana lo5 Ba'to st. MAJ
dSOSTTvENEsS Persons atiiicted with mis-
~ dreadful maady will find immediate relief by
using HaNCE'S SaRSsPAKILLA OR sIOOi,I
PILLS. For sale by SETH n HANCE lOs Balii-
more St, and al his old stand, corner of Charles aud
Pratt sH, m24
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14

AFFRAY AND DEATH. Peter Connor stab
bed man named Welsh, at koXbury, Mass,
last Saturday night, iuhcting wound which
probably terminated fatally. Connor and a
companion, John Richards, were committed TO
answer
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-14
QUESTIONABLE CONVERSATION
HN Scene BnItimore street. MISS FANNY AND MI

gold PENS! GOLD PENS! fires
SE supply received This day and for sale hy
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street,
milo second dnnr from Calvert.
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BALTIMORE LUCk HOSPITAL.
MONTH"; EnEpIE,Ey S,rE ILn1,

q sN the right hand side going from BaItlmore-sr,
" Two doors from the cornGr-where may be OBJ
tanned most spcedy remedy for G0norfpa, GIcrw,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins al
lection" Of tie Kidneys, and every Symptom of Sc
cret Disease.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
n NfE in u
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District of Columbia Advertisements.
a T THE FANCY STORE.

Il THE EANSh SEoHE.
! IA opposite CENTRE MARKET.
Washington City, ID. &.
| j. II. GIBBS has on hand an elegant assortment Of
| FANCY GOODS. consisting in part Of the following
articles: Combs of every description; Hair Brushes
Tooth and Nail Brushes; Gloves; Pcrfumcy; Fancy
Soaps; Hair Obs; Extracts, &c. &c., all Of the latest
aud best manufacture.
/ Also an extensive variety Of Ornamental Articles
such as Bracelets; Neck Chains; Glove Chains; Jet
asd Berlin Iron Breaspins; god and Silver Pencils:
Hair Pins, Head Ornaments; Studs; fancy Buttons:
line Fans; dress Trimmings, ladies' Cravats and va
rlOuS other gOOdS-tOGchCr with handsome assolt-
ncnt Of ladies' Hair Work, Of the newest style and
fashion. jc2-eo2w
NDI4UMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
d LERY x PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, found
ed 1870. Awarded the Medal, -Four First Premiums
and Two Highest onors, by the Institutes of Massa-
chusets, New York, and Pennsylvania, respectively,
for the most beautiful COlored Daguerreotypes and
best apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington city.
No 25l Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
10 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
IS Canal street, New Orleans.
1877 Vieille Rue dn Temple, Paris.
81 Church street, Liverpool.
styIs 'NS" !" any "'a'"S' !" I jaaal
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINSM!
UF YOU WISH something handsome, neat and
n good, call at the call NEW STORE"
No. 40 BALTIMORE STREET,
three doors below TripOctl's alley.
Where You may find variety to suit your taste AT
prices that cannot fail to please-Our assortment con
| sists III part of
Rich Silk, Thibet, Barge and Msuscline SlIAWI.S
| Handsome BAREGES for dresses
| Mourning do do
| Mourning and Second Mourning LAWNS
Lace Muslin; Ginghams; CambriCs
MouScne &c Lanes; Alpaccas BombaziGes
Summer Cloths GambrOOns
PLAN and Fancy DRlLLlNGS
Cloths; Cas>imeres and CASSINETTS
Bleached, Brown and blue C0TTONS
Tickings, Cheeks and Cotton Yarn
A complete assortment of HOSIERY
splendid assortment of CALlCOES, from 6! to 25
TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS
Camhrics, Eimy ana Mosquito Netting
CRASH and STAIR LINEN
Genllemen's Pants StuflS from 10 cts to 81 per yd
&C. To which we respectfully invite the attention
OF the purchasing community, fully satisfied they will
find ii 10 their interest TO give q cat before pur
chasing. l. WEBSTER co.
No. IS Baltimore street,
j7T below Tripoett's alley.
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BATH APPARATUS!
III E A LTH AND COM FOR IT.
nIMoND q. BARNuM,s IMPROVED PA

nIMOND Il. BARNUM'S IMPROVED PA
~ "ENr BATH HEATER. The exclusive right
for the manufacture and sale Of the above cheap,
simple and useful article in the ciiy and county of
Baltimore, has heen purchased by the subscribers,
VINO assure The public that for and utility il is
superior 10 any Thing ever yet invented Those who
wish to promote and preserve health, purchase
BATH TUB with Heater attached, by calling at our
establishment, the second floor of which has been
fit up for displaying various kinds Of bath Appara-
tus. Persons having Tubs can have these Heaters
attached u them either wi hin without their bath
houses. This Heater, which is made OF heavy copper
its being servic able, The only effective ar
ticIe in use, and is SO constructed as TO guarantee
success They hav. been in for various purposes
for ZONE years. during uhich time they have been
greatly approved Of and admired. They will heat a
large hath tub of in half the time of any thing
heretofore in use, with less than cents north of
fuel
References TO all who have purchased them, with
out an exec piiOn, can be given.
A desc ripton is deemed useless, as the public are
invited to call and examine for thems Ives, when the
subs, rihers will be pleased to give any information
concerning them and their various applications.
JAMES CORTLAN son,
No. l6 Baltimore street. ID door
East of Harrison street.
H3- Constantly on hand further supply Of Shower
BATHS of every description. and Bath Tubs of every
size Persons would do well IN give call previous
ts hitting up their bath houses. meg 2m
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sylncHMen1zz1za,unzeen

Til. New YogE SvIclDr.-Wc yes:
tcrlay published an account Of horrible
suicide in New York ~ young Span
lard named AldamA. The New York
l!irroT gives .he following as the cause oil
r!e commiIlal Of The lalal deed:-"EIis
name was Albania, aud tie was !he son Of
The Weai!hicst man in HE Havana, com
monty known by the name Of the golden
OK" The father had been for some time
endeaEoGing 10 bring about marriage OF
Tx. yoang man 10 one lady, while he vas
deYo!ed'y attached to another, and tho
voyage to Ibis country was compulsory
separation by paternaI authority, Young
Albania was cI an unhappy sensitive ma
lure, and exci.eable to frenzy with villa,
would scarcely move ordinary men. The
Gay before The commission OF this ac', he
had received very harsh letters by new
arrival from the llavanna, and, left alone
N his lodgings, his reason rave way. In
the first moments Of his deifiunl lie al.
tempted 10 cut his throat with razor,
and an hour or two afterwards, he rushs d
to the top OF the house, stood fora minute
or two ges!cnlal!ng on the tGge Of the
gutter, aud then with his hands pointed
above his head like diver, he plunged
heaIlong TO the sidewalk"
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Mr.. Webster, says the gossip Of the day
hos beoa made entirely easy in his pecn'
mary circumstances by contribution Of
100000 made up for him by the wealthy
men of Boston, 10 enable him to serve the
public hereafter above the necessity Of
pleading law for living. Molly done!
tf we had but an inimation thata Nation
al testimonial of 100000 would be ac-
ceplable to Mr. Clay, the money would be
forthcoming direcLy.-.T Y Tribune.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22
.4DL Sc OF P2RDO.NI.XG
POTTER.

The exlenl To which lhis power has
been used, or rather abused by The late
Governor Of PCnn>l lyania is almost IN
credlhle. According to the official report
Of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
me Number of pardons and remissions OF
fines and iorieitures during the admiris~
'fatIon of David i. Porter is about 500.
There we're among that lumber 10 re-
missions Of fines and lurleilures, and CPS
pardonS. of which IS were granted before
fFta" OF the persons thws paidoned, 80
were convicted Of ihe.crme of murder;
p of mansla 'gh'er, 27 Of burglary; % OF
passing counterfeit money; i of arson;
and 10 rape; and the remainded Of less
tllgraIH cl!mCs!-Del. journal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22
MacaEiRes, &c.

Gralam's for rcbruary-The Colum-
ban for February and March-1he La
dies National for February and March
The American Review for January, and
Arthur's Magazine for February and
March, we fluid on our table unnoliced.-
We have only time to say that they are
beautifully embclished with numerous
engravings, ard that their high character
of excellence in literary poin, Of view
is fully sustained by the present numbers
The American Review---a Wing Monthly
deserves and shall receive farther atlen-
ton.
We have also received from TTessrs.
Carey & Hart, Phila., No / of Theirs
History Of the Consulate and Empire I'M
der Napoleon. 1t has the reputation OF
being concise and impartial history OF
those thrilling times, and hence deserves
to have general circulation Price only
sl,25.
Sketches Of lrsh character by Mrs. S.
C. Hall, from n TO No S, receiyed.-
These are we'll printed, beautifully illus
rated, written in all cXcclcn, style and
true TO nature. Z Ferret, SEQ >, Phia. :,
publishers.
9J-Ry card in another column it il!
be seen tina. DR. CowAS purposes remov,
ing to Baltimore. lie will be missed
very much both as private and a prolrs
sonal man. We hope, however, that our
loss may be his gain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

The President elect arrived in Wash
Ington city on Thursday, safe and sound,
notwithstanding the terocious manner IN
which he had been bcsiegcd during his
whole journey by hungry Office hunters
1t seems to be prevalent opinion that
Mr. Polk is determined to make desper-
ate attempt to be the President Of The Uni
ted States, instead of the President of the
locofoco party. We sincerely hope he
may succeed, but we have our mlsgivlngs.
There are somany waIingto he iedby his
hand, TO permit us very conGdentally 10
expect that he will be able 20 shake them
oa.-Lancaster Union.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22
Mr.. J.1.H.lR'S REFLECTIONS.

We had written quite long article on
the subject of Mr. Jamar's rejection, but
are induced to withhold it, as in the pre-.
sen, state of excitement we might say
something improper. His numerous
friends are indignant, but he will be no
loser by the opposition that has been
manifested towards him. lie was the
strongest whig in the county before, and
now lie is much stronger, Nor will his
rejection injure him abroad, because there
are certain matters connected with it that
place him as we'll as others i'll different
position from wha, was expected.
We ,rus, The wings Of The county, all,
will exert themselves 10 heal the diflercn
ces tina, have unfortunately been made,
and do what they can TO harmonizc the
whole party not only Oh his question but
all others.
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THE CECIH WING.

la!ion TO the experience Of the Reading
railroad and he SChuylkil canal.
Having concluded, MIR. j. moved that
the committee rise and report lhe bill IN
The House, which was agreed ia, and the
House adjourned.
In senate. A bill supplemental to an
act to continue the charters OF the several
banks in Baltimore, was passed.
They this day received nominations
from the Governor for certain military
appointments, and also Of commissioners
TO take acknowledgements of deeds out
Of the State. The nominations lave not
as yel been acted upon, however.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22
cove RESS

The principal topics under discussion
in die Senate are the french spoIialions
and the annexation Of Texas. Able
speeches Of great length, are being made
orand against Annexation.
Nothing Of vital importance was dis.
cusstd III the House of Representative
yesterday.
The impression is that the Postage Re
form Bill will not become law this Ses
sI"n--the two Houses cannot agtee, ii
HE main particulars. Del. journal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

A MisslNG SHIP HEARD FRoN-The
New York Express says:-"The Jessore,
al this port, from New Orleans, reports
speaking the ship Ondiaka, from Liver
pool, for Philadelphia, on the l4h in-
stanr, in lat. 80, long. II. The Q. sailed
about the same time from England as the
England and United States, and some
fears have been expressed for her safety.
The safety Of the Ondjaka gives grea,
hope of the safety of the England and the
United Safes, who have no. yet been Out
so long as was the Switzerland on one Of
her winter passages The ship passed by
the o' Patrick, at Liverpool, is supposed
to be the n ormandic, as the size more
nearly corrcspondcd with Ser tonnage, be-
sides which many packages Of goods have
been picked up at various times, suppos-
ed 10 have come from her"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22
Correspondence Of the Bait. American
Washington, Flb l7.h, !Sl5.

Washington, Ftb l7.h, !Slj.
Bat litlc certain progress is made Ii TIE
selection Of Cabinet. Some Of Mr..
Folks friends appear disposed to rebel a.
e4imsl his incliuations 10 select certain
person TO advise with hIm. II they cab
not haze whom they wish, ,hey desire
that the President elect should not have
whom he pleases. Thus if Mr. Calhoun
is to be thrown of, the friends of that
geNtiememan das.Ie to say who lis sue
cessor shall be.
On Saturday the visits 10 MIR Polk a.
mong the politicians of his party were
most numerous. There seemed 10 he
visits o. Committees os well us persons,
cliIucs rs well as friends, the paluzans Of
one man and OF another, friends o! COM
promise and opponents Of compromise.
advocates OF mixed Cabinet, ana friends
Of new names, fresh irom the IU!e'"--
What the sequel is to be know not, and
| doubt if up to this moment Lepo!iIcIans
OF the party know themselves. .
Some Of the friend. Of :he President
who have, or think lhey have, HE eur OF
the President, speak Of Nr Buchanan rs
likely 20 be Secretary Of State, motwIth-
Standing a demonstration made against
him The names of Dir Saunders Of n
c. as Postmaster General, Mr. Walker o!
Mississippi, as Attorney General, John Y
Mason as Secretary Of the Navy, Co!
Butler Of Kentucky, as Secretary of War,
Mr. Bancroft of Massachusetts as SGcreta-
ry Of the Treasury, are also me"tioncd.--
Butt doubt
The city continues TO he very fill Of
strangers, and crowds are arriving every
day. see great many cX-members Of
Congress and many politicians; and in>
deed these made up about all who are
present.
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APPOINTMENTS
By THE GOVERNOR.

We find the following list Of appoint
mems by the Governor, confirmed by the
Senate, in the Annapolis Herald of FL,
day. Some Of them have been before
published, but we now give them in
consecutive and official form
STATE OrFIcEns.--State Librarian
| Richard Swami, Of Annapolis.
Examiner Generl!-Thomas karney,
| of Annapolis.
Lottery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Har-
wood, Of Baltimore city, and l'hos King
Carroll. of Somerset co.
| InsolvGNt commissioners for Baltimore
City and coun,y--IIugh w Evans, Neil.
son Poe, and John PhiInot.
inspector General Of Flour-James o
Law, Of Baltimore city. Assistants
Sam'l Stump aud David Ricketts,, Of Bal
timore city, and John Keatauvre, Of Fred
erick.
Guagers, and Inspectors Of Distilled
Representatives, X Smith, Robert NJ
Beam and Leonard F!alley, Of Baltimore
city; VIM NJ Smith, of Baltimore county;
Samuel 4 Harrison, Of Queen Annc's
county, ana II N HFi"kham, oi Carroll
county.
sac IooAcco inspectors-M Richard
seminar, OF Anne Arundel CO; truman
belt OF frince Georges; ) amsS U Mack
all OF C"''eF'' anu 'ohh " OaFoy' CT
N"m's"meFy' ,r.,
N"'e' ,'s't'"' ~ S@',e" lSn pa'-
| { ID n
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.NEW COUNTER FELT.

We saw yesterday a note purpor'ing
10 be a ten dollar note Of the Western
Bank of Baltimore, which had been alter
cd frcm some other genuine Bank note.
The words "lhe Western Bank Of Balli.
more,' sc. had been evidently inserted
after the words originally printed in the
note were extracted The note is so
well calculated TO deceive, that too much
caution canno! be used to prcven, >eccp-
ton BALI Amer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22
HONOR TO HENRY CLAY.

The citizens Of Richfeld, Otscgo co
N Y, have raised, by subscription, their
portion OF The hundred thousand dollars
fund to be given to Henry Clay by that
State. The terms Of the gift are, that the
in'cres. on the hundred thousand dollars
is to go TO Mr.. Clay during his life, and al
his decease TIE entire sum is TO he OK
pended in building monument to his
memory. Blu, little progress, however,
rs making TO the success OF tie undertake,
ing.