davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

--
WHOLESALE SHOE ,SyAREHoUsE-N.
w Is Danphin.strsa-Th subscriber has in store
fresh and seasable goods, difecI from the masu.
BOOTS, SHOES. ASD BROGANS. ever offered
in this I'M market, consisting in part Of ~
1900 pairs Mems Russet .Brogaas
10000 do do g. Kip ~ do :. -
5000 do do Calf and Seal do
1000 do do thick mud Boots
1000 do do Kip do 49,
=, 500 do do Calf Roots; sewed and peeged
Together with a large stock Of boys, youths.
children's, women's and misses' Shoes-ofl almost
every VARIETY all Of which will be sold iythe pack.
age or dOzen, for cash approved credit. low as
can l,e bought in this market. "a s,sa~-'g,;a -
deco ~ SAN: b HOWE.
las. A. HOOPER, has IN Store aud; for Gale at
The lo~esamarke. prices the following Mdze
20 bbts Winner BichH and onblch'd Spifm Oil
10 do Spring do do do o. do
10 do Winter do do Whale do
40 gals Furniture Varnish {.s.'.s -
100 bxs first quality Sperm Candless.ss
lOO blf do Mol Boston Brown Soap
'i' 50 do aud ar ibls Cranherries
rs bxs Macclroni; I5 do vernacilli =
p" 30 bags old Government Java CsHee
200 new Empty Barrels
~ double, c'Wled hair Mattresses -.
AlsO-An invoice Of Furniture : mill
SPRING MIDSUMMER CLOTHiN5s-Recei
~ we'd per recent arrivals from New York a fash.
ionabe assortment Of Glbtting, ceqsisiing i, part.
Msrino and CashIaafet. Frock and Dress Goats
Fancy and Plain sumner tsassimef6 Paais
Fancy and Plain Meria6, and 'Cnshmareit do
+! Fancy and Plain Summer Driii aud. Cotton do
Together with large rimeni af Efpih Frock
and Dress Goats; English end 'Eseack sCassimere
Pants; Cashmareit, Velvet, aad Satin Vei,s. which
we will sell at the lowest rossible terms. 3
s.... "a. ,bs4.ii STANTON y BROTHERS,,
mhlt i.Lfsi4.Kf, T. :: 20 Daupiipbtreet.
lNGLlsH CHEMICALS, DRUGS. ICELAND
n.:s. LII, L..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

RULL's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sAR-
- SAPARILLA, For the cure Of Scrofua in all
lis forms, diseases Of the skin, erupiiors, &c
rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases of the
lungs, cancerous affections, 10 couneraci the desuc-
tive effects of mercury. and all diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood. For sale by s.n
X. L. WATKINS g. CO., Druggist,
janl0 corner Water and ST Francis.sts .
Q00 KEGS White Lead, No. !, Extra and
COO Pure, (union White Lead Manufacturing
Company,) RECEIVING pei. ship Corea and for sale by
mi2l III tHAyILAND,, CLARK b co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

H. resi- DRUGS-By recent arrivals from Liv.
Il erpool and the Northern and Eastern ports the
subscribers are placed in receipt Of their fall sup
plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising a
full and perfect assortment of all articles in their
line Of business. Physicians, Merchants and Plan
ters are respectfully invited to favor with their
orders, under the assurance that neither means nor
disposition are wanting afford them every poss-
BILE advantage. l. G. DUBoSE CO., Druggist.
noy25 80 Water-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

ationsrS Printers, Luhographers, EngrauerS and Ac-
count Book Manufacturers,
149 Pearl-st, corner Water and Beaver SITS, N. ",
Invite the attention Of Dealers throughout the
try to their assortment of Blank Books and Station
airy which they offer for sale the most favorable
Terms. mh7 S3Km0
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

NHkEAD, LACEs AND @ELulNV DAM
= ELS :. BRADY have received Jer Linden ain
ShN o. Thread t'schs and EtRihfs, Ne,s
Snaws ana Gloves, Barage and Tarieisk tihw~is.
swiss musins, Summsr Cslicos, &c. mhSl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
p. ID. TYLOR ,
WARE NJ GAaES Il kD u O. II
GROCER MERCHA NY'N
BOVINE g. CO.

UNOtIIhf W Ih CJHIFI a,
No. Commerce-street, Mobile, Alabama.
Edward M. Ware,
Aaron c, ChesbrougI, { ID 27tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

PICkENSVIILE WEEKLY PACKET.
Re f~~FAsss2 Aa The steamer CAROLINA, Peter
Al==TA v Carroll master, will run "A regular
elSs. z, packet the ensuing season between
Mobtle and Pickensve; leaving Mobile every
WEDNESDAY evening at O'Clock Pm.
For freight passage apply on board or to
oct2S M. MARING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

For Benton, Vernon, Newport and G,ares' Landing,
.ya1-s~. h The steamer LOWNnES, II
Y, ySSs,ssss..:s Johnson MASTER This new light
So. draught fast running double engine
steamer will make regular weekly trips between Mo-
bile and points above mentioned daring The season,
eaving Mobile every FRIDAY, at Pm. aud arriving
at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings; leaves
Graves Landing on SUNDAY at II NJ, and arrive
in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings. For
freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply on board OF 10
InnI2 CAMpREI l. OWEN 4 co AGENTS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

M0FHERS' kELIEF-Doctor II. Gates rs the
lvA agent for the sale Of this Invaluable medicine
in the city OF Mobile He wjlb constantly supplied
with the Genuine Mothers Relief. Il.lN = q
Or Observations genuine unless signed -
aug 80 GA. BARTHOLICK. q co.
II received u few cases Beaver. Nutria, Moleski in
and Cashmere Hats, manufactured by Orlando Fish,
New-York. ~ i.4G s.t.I ar.3fH
Also--Genilemen's, youths and Infants Velvet
and Cloth Caps. Tor sale by
janl4 HENRY SMITH. n DaupLiu n so.
"INES-The subscriber has received a con-
w signment from Messrs. Bunker g. Co. New
York, u choice assortment Of old Madeira Wine in
cases Of one dexen EACH These wines arc offered for
sale with full guarenty5 Of their genuneness and
quality. RO9EiiT S. BUNKER.
deciS corner Of Royal ahh 81 Francis-streets
ELoUR-2O bbls super inspected, for sale BY =
4 apS 3. ]. & ]. ]. JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

NOZZLE AND GAINES VILE PACKET
n f9~fssesS a, ELIZA.-The new and fast
Ir,5Gt,l==zks %uing double engine steamboat ELL
ssss=ZA, II. Roberts master, will
run during the ensuing season as regular week.,
packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening,
at ) O'Clock, PM, and Gainesville every TIL Rs
DAY :, AT II O'Clock NJ.
The Eliza was built expressly for this trade, has
superior accommodations her Ladies' Cabin and
State Rooms ARE yerv large and fitted up with dou-
bic bedsleads expressly for families. aud for comfort
and speed has no superior.
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
sep2O MOSES WARING, Agent
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
DIR. sWAYNE'S
C0MP0IlNh ~ RIP DE WI Ii [

OUMFOUNU , 7 nut VT w LID Cf1EhKI
The Great Pdndced for all diseases Of the Lungs aud
Breast.
OF
all the
medicines
Of the day, and
there are great
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEF
MOBILE AND COLUMBUS.

MOBILE AND COLUMBUS.
h T1PxsSeA, The fine fast running Steamer
E laJ-zk8GEN. HARRISON, 10 II. Estes,
$50 .s;s,g7 Master, will run as packet in the
above trade lie coming season, commencing her
trims with the first rise of water Learning Mobile
every WEDNESDAY at 3 O'Clock Pm, and CO.
lu,nnus every SATURDAY, For freight pas
sage having superior accommodations, apply on
board or to Campbell, OWEN & co.
oci3O Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

FOR MONTGOMERY-We ekly Packet.
h T-"f%sZc d. The fine passenger steamer NEW
.ar.4ssssl==zz5s VWoRLD, J. Bryan MASTER will
essy - run regular weekly packet
throughout the for the above and all lnle me-
date landings leaving Mobile every SATURDAY
even ng AT o'clock, and Montgomery every MON.
DAY morning at 10 o'clock.
Enr ireielI OF passage. apnN on board. oci2S
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

a MEXICAN PATENT fLATE WINDOW
IA classic punt Of smoolhness Of surface,
weight Of metal, thickness and strength, this Glass
is much superior To the French or any other Glass
in use. Builders and others desiIous Of having
spleRdid Glasses al comparatively low prices are
respectfully invited cab and examine this icle
A iu assortment of sizes just received and for sale
dec25 by /. G DUROSE & Co. 80 Water ST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

OOloptE N4'HJ ic44.
Mr.. A. Cantreil Dear Sir, had very severe
attack Of The fellnw Fever in the year 1899, in Mo-
bile Alabama, and also of the Congesfive Fever in
1871, in consequence Of which my system was Ell.
trey impregnated with mercury; large quantities of
which were given to me for the cure of those almost
invariably fatal diseases; tried many things to re-
novate my system and purify my blood among which
was Sarealarilla Of considerable celebrity in The
south, but without effect. | have used several bot
lies of your compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and it
has driven all h"mors from the surface of NV body,
purified my blood and invgorated my system that
feel AS hearty as ever did and am satisfied that
the deleterious effects olihe caomel are removed
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

bUU do do Cali ROota, sewed and peeged
Together with a large stock Of boys, youths,
children's, women's and misses Shoes-of almost
age or dOzen, for cash approved credit. low as
can l,e bought in this market. -. ust~-3t,f -
dec25 &l,d iSAM,L b. HOWE,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

Tenth street, below Chestnut ST. Phihd.
|. Gabril Johnston No. 6 Reck less street, do GER
ufy that nv wife, Jane, was afflicted for two wears
with rheumatism and at last was entirely disabled
so that she was obliged to be confined to bed hear
ing of Canrcll's Medicated Syrup Of SarsaparilIa,
anti-Scorhulic Syrup, procured four bo les
which completely removed all her pains and stiffness
from her limbs more bottles made perfect
cure She is now able TO attend to her household
duties usual GABRIL JOHNSTON.
Philadelphia, January 22, 1874.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

In Gainesyille--JAMEs G. Robertson. In
Humsvil & NUNNALLY. Ii
Monlgomery-A MCBRYDE. s- fnrf
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United Siaies Price 81 per bo,e--six battles IS
The public respectfully requested To reinen,-
Der that il is Sands Sa saparilIa that has and is con-
staally achieving such remarkable Of the NOS
difficult class Of diseases which The human frame is
subject, and ask for Sands SarsaparIa aud take no
other (ian23 46fl MOSELY u TUCKER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

MURDER TRIALS IN New YORK. On FRI
day last, William Harper was convicted OF the
murder of John G, Kempf, a German, in a
drunken fracas. The prisoner is an English
man, about 80 years of age, and has wife and
two children. The trial of Virgil Knapp, fol
producing the death of his cousin, Sarah Dec.
ker, by giving her oil of tansy, was thon COM
menced. On the same day the grand jury
found indictments against Patrick Campbell and
John P. Hart for killing Matthew Cogan.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

BALTIMORE MUSEUM. This establishment,
which has for so long a time been under the
management of MIR. Edmund Peale, has III the
last week passed into other hands. 1t has been
purchased by Alanson Taylor, Esq, who, fol
the future, will conduct it on his sole RESPONSE
bility. Mr.. Taylor is well qualified in every
respect for the arduous duties which will de-
volve upon him; and under his management we
can assure our readers, that the entertainments
of the stage will be so conducted, as not tc
offend the ear of sound morality, and nothing
profane will be permitted to occur through any
actor with impunty second time.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. Tb sixth annual
exhibition of Sunday Schools attache to the North
Baltimore alton of the Methodist Epscop1l Church,
will lake place this evening in the Monument Street
Church. The exercises, which will h of more than
ordinary int. est, will consist of rotations, dia-
lsgues, Scripture lessons and singing,y portion of
the scholars selected from each school
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

QI3- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
sixth annual exhibition Of the Sunday Schools attach
eh to the North Baltimore Station the Methodist L.
Church, will be held on MONDAY EVENING, Dec
%, in the M0nument-st. Charch, commencing at g.
o'clock The exercises will consist Of Recitalions,
Dialogues, Scripture Lessons and Singing, by a pOr-
tian of the scholars selected from each school, and
will be OF more than ordinary interest. Tickets of
admission II! cents eachto be had at the bookstore
OF the Rev P, Cook, RaItImofe-st, Samuel llindes,
Gay-st. Bridge, and J. b, Young, corner of Gay and
EXetersts and at the door the night of the eyhi.
bition The books containing the exercises Of the OK
hibition can be had Mt any Of the above places.
DDS 3tthsm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

Camden street were sitting IN the parlor, en-
gagged in conversation, last Saturday evening,
some unknown thief burglariously entered the
hail aud stole thcIe!rom a cap and cloth
cloak, Which the owner had placed there but
few moments previous This and other similar
instances Of theft TO which we have given pub
llcity, show the necessity which houseEecpers
are under of keeping their front doors securely
locked Pawn brokers and dealers in clothing
should also be on their guard when purchasing
clothes from strangers, lest they innocentiy
lend their aid TO system OF thieving which
has recently been extensively practiscd.
Fire The alarm of fire about O'Clock Oh
Saturday afternoon, was caused by the burn
ing OF portion of the roof of the dwelling
house Of Mr.. VIM. Spear, in LoXjngton-st.,
near North-st 1t caught from the chimney,
which was foul The fire companies were
quickly upon the spot, and by their we'll direct
I'd efforts soon succeeded IN eXtngulsuing the
flames. The loss is supposed TO be about $500,
which is fully covered by policy in the Fire
mans Office
The Cutters, &C. We are glad to see that
on request in regard 20 the removal Of the ice
Gom the cutters, has at length been complied
with, and that men employed by the city are
continuing their operations for the accomplish
ment of this desirable object. We hope that
durng the entire winter all the larger cutters
- ~ ;,, ,,,,,, l I.or, groa rro,, leo Ga that
ropicIos = MI 'linIs nav have nn.uterrnplcd
passage through Our streets.
'''.'" Y'3 '''s"i ,',, 'r'a S,,I.., W;,,,rt
iH""'n"' J""" i.''''' an" i,5,,','
c'"F@ea WIN CIV
J'co" liUI"' Oh u"y g'4'' ~ 1,,,,,
before lac "?"' u .I'o NY "t''', -, 5I
"'I' all S"'y '0''' - =" - - ,,'I ~, I,.-
hl0I'''p'' "u"', ,r a ,,i,
tco HI'-"l ~ nj, I.,.I. -, ,[
io'[ is,S' n'tyI M',,o, ,,y ,o @ 90 U,'
i,i.c,, c,,,f,nJ fn lbs he'd eyer since
Wa Wa ,,nyt t5af whom thew come before the
C,,rt thoy viii have meicd out 10 them the
,,ln,',y c,tcot If thc law.
- y r..., 3 f,:,.;,,,,
itL0e"' OC'P"@' ~ -, .t,''''' " "
u, O",'' "no M"S ~ D'o LAZY, ", G"oL o ~ ,ho
/ Thursday last, by officer JACOB LOOK, on the
chargo Of obtaining, under false pretenccs, a
lot Of goods from Mcs5fs' S%ngston < TO-,
merchants OF tins pace, was oro"gnt oeioic
the Hon. Judge L@gFihd, on saturday, on
writ Of habeas corpus For the prisoner u =
Mayer and Wm' r. Preston, fsqS lor mn Iho
Messrs. Sangsroh, OnatieS IL, rus Esq lno
case was 'Tt I c"l,c'uoou ~ ilu, ~
evening l"e o'Ui' "''' s''' '''
morning
Fight among The Skaters. A hight OF quite
dsgracesul character occurred yesterday alter
noon, upon the ice III Jones ans, over Ile
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

Distressing ACCIDENT. Miss Schuyler, a
young lady of about II, niece of Gen. Ste
phen Van Rensselaer, was killed at Albany on
Tuesday by blow from the pole of a runaway
team, while riding out with her cousin, Miss
Van r. in q sleigh.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

CLEARED,
Garque PaeIi, Welsh, New Orleans, Clark kel-
l0gI,
Barqua Autocon, Ward, Liverpool, saml. HurI-
bert.
Rug Selma, Jackson, Rio de Janeiro and market,
K. c. Wright
Brig Eleanor, Brown, Charleston, John X. Ran
dali
schr Emily Ann Thompson, Kecne, Nassau, N. P.
+. T Moutejl.
Schr Cecil, YnvCrs, West !ndios and a market,
Hooper & CheCsbrough.
schr Queen, Edridrid9e, ST. Thomas, Wilmington
* Eastman,
schr Henrietta, Hughes, Savannah, John X. Ran
dali
SAILEn-Rarque Baltimore, lie Brou, for Rio de
Jaueiro, schrs Redwng, lincks, st. Johns, ~ b;
Queen, Eldrdge, st. Thomas; Emily johnson, Sned-
icOr, New York.
BELOW-A barquc, supposed Helen Maria, fran
Boston.
ARRIVED,
Br. Brig Adriana, Hunt, 30 days from St. Thomas,
ballast, to r. & II. r. Tucker
Brig Chckasaw, Kcndfck, 7 days from Boston, as
sorted cargo, to Osborn Whitridge.
Schr Vermont, Gayle, days from Savannah, cot
ton and salt, to John k. Randall.
Schr Falcon, Hooper, from New York, potatoes,
sc. to JAS Hooper II Sons.
Schr Elicott, Cole, days from New York, ass'd
ergo TO l. Maukin.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk Reports
nothing. -
Ship Grace Brown, Myers, hence for Liverpool,
went 10 sea on 18th inst.
Barque Margaret Hugg, and brig Tweed, (before re-
ported ashore in harbor of Buenos Ayresl were got
ton off previous to the 18th Oct, with little or no
damage.
Brig Chipola, McLennan, of Baltimore, from New
York, via Ma1era, for Rio Grande, was spoken llth
ut. lat ). lon, % 90 w.
Briggs Mary, Stanton BGarse; Dover, Percival; and
schr Virginia, Nckcrson, from Baltimore; arrived AT
Boston 18th inst.
Schr Martha Elizabeth, Gatchel, Of and for Bati-
more in or days, was left at Porto Cabello Nov.
cru.
Schr Flor del mar Hunt, from Portsmouth for Bal
timorc, arrived at Norfolk 27th inst.
Schf Icmobl Brown, from Baltimore, arrived at
Charleston Gath inst.
Schr II. Adams, Adams, from Baltimore, aryiv'd
at Nantucket bar 90 inst
Schr Outesic, Chapman, from Baltimore for New
Bedford, arrived at Newport 23d inst.
Schr Albion, Ciarks0n from Baltimore for Ports
mouth, Y, II arrived at Holmes Hole oath inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

The PLANET VENUS. The planet Venus
may now be seen in clear weather at midday
about three hours behind the sun, and few
degrees north of the suns path. The intensity
of its light will continue to increase till the
e6th of January, which is the time oflts great
est brilliancy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

The OREGoN QUESTION. The New York
News Of Wednesday last, gives report, said
60 be based on 4 letter received in that city,
from member of the Cabinet at Washington,
TO the effect "that Il settlement of the Oregon
boundary question had been concluded in Lon
don between the British government and MIR
McLlnc, on the basis Of the Ash dagtee-tht
proposition having come from the former. j.
The News regards ''the truth Of this report as
IN the highest degree pr0bable." We confess
chat we have no confidence in the report, but
should be happy to find that ii Is correct. We
believe that, unless there be some hasty action
on the pat of Congress, the question will be
amicabIy settled, and probably upon the bass
named but some members of Congress seem
ed resolved to prevent any adjustment OF the
difficulty if it be in their power.
On the subject Of the report above mention
ed, the National Iatolljgcnccy Of Saturday re-
marks:
"Hud this paragraph originated in almost
any other paper, we should have passed 1t by
as being mere embodiment OF one ct the
multitude Of TumOrs rom washington when
are constantly on the wing in the great som
mcrcaI emporium. Nor do we no" give lalih
to the rumor said to have gone TO New YORK
from this city of the actual settlement OF the
Boundary Question at London. But to the
emarks Of the News upon the runor, we at
zach much consequence, from the fact that the
sdtor Of the News J. l.. O'SulhVan, Esq,
has Just returned in the Acadia from short
vistto Europe, during which he has doubtless
had access, at Lotdon, 10 the best sources OF
information. When he says that he has "rea-
sons to regard the truth OF the report as IN the
highest degree probable,n and that he knocs
the disposition and willingness of the British
Government to be such as he says, we feel
bound to share the confidence which he express
SEES of a speedy and satisfactory adjustment of
this question on the principle above stated
Such our readers will recoIlect, has been
our hope, and, we may say, our prediction"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

CotuMBrA STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL ESHlBIToH'
An Interesting exhibition Of sunday Schools Nos.
and ,, Of Columbia street Church, will take Place
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, to which the public
is respectfully invitcd The exercises will consist OF
singing dialogues, fecitaions, SC, besides the pre-
seuta,ion, by TWO lille eds, of cake TO the Rev.
Mr. Nadal. The exhibition is for the benefit Of the
schools, and ii is hoped all the friends Of Sabbath
Gchonls will be pICsent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

SEA Monster. Thousands of persons are visiting
this most extraordinar skeleton at tie Museum, and
are of course compelled TO believe what before seem
ed almost TOO much for their credulfy. Indeed our
most scientific citizens astonshet at its immense
magnitude. We understand tleaves or Philadelphia
after this week, and therefore, we urge every person
who has not it, to improve the opportunity, for
so long as the world stands we don't believe another
such a wonder will be seen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29
CrI'v INVEl,llt4EMCE.

Baltimore City Court Nothing Of any i'm
portance was transacted in this Court on Satur-
day; the two following cases were all that were
disposed of: Richard Collier, for keeping a
gambling house, was fined 500 and COSTS
Susan Blssett, for assauting and beating JUL
ana Calender, was fined 81 costs. The Court
adjourned till Saturday next.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

4 SCHOONER BURNT. We learn from the
Port Tobacco Times, that the schooner John
Hamilton, Capt. Boswell, was consumed by
are on the 18th inst. while at anchor in Po-
monkey creek. The FIRE was occasioned by the
accidental explosion of powder horn.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

THE MUSEUM. As usual, an excellent bill of enter
tanments is posted for the saloon performance this
evening. Miss Kate Ludlow having been gagged
will appear in her favorite character of "Kate
Kearneyu Mr.. B. Williams will sustain the part OF
sNed Ryan," In the course Of the evening a favonte
dance by Miss Cannon. The performance to con-
cude with the aughable farce of ~. Dilworth. Fol
east of characters see advertisement
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

0LE- MISSIONARY FAIR. The sewing society of
the Second Presbyterian Church. who have support
ed Missionary in lsda for several years past, are
now holding FAIR in the Lecture Room OF that
Church. 1t commenced on MONDAY EVENING,
22d inst. and will continue throughout the week, for
the sale of FANCY aud USEFUL ARTICLES, of
which there is great variety. The ladies invite the
friends of missions generally attend at the corner
of East Baltimore and Lloyd-sts., and pauonise lib
orally their undertaking. d23-d4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

POPULAR LECTURES. The seventh Lee ture of the
course in the English Lutheran churh, QLexin tan
s,eeD will be delivered this evening 'y Dr.. VIM. III.
Kemp. sublect-"The Eye-its power, uses and
mechanism.N
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

LARGE REWARD. A reward of $1,000 is offer
ed for the arrest of S. S. Hinton, lawyer of
Cherokee county, Alabama, who is charged
with killing L. Stallings, while in the discharge
of his Official duties.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-29

Nor CONFIRMED. The nomination of G.
w. Woodward, Of Pa, as Judge of the Su-
preme Court, has not yet been confirmed.