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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
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T AW IN ILLlNolS.-EDNUND OXFORD. L. h.
IL now dous business k.L6I>. K.SE Ceu>rr, LLi.
form The merchants md citizens OF NeysYS SrE OF the
He acquainted with the PrncPal men North lllRoI ard
a;ry attended TO- with al possible slFe and diligence.
KfyESr>css.
Hon. Jos Story, arnhrdse. Mass
Prof. Simon GrreHleAf.
Hon. &. 3. Weston, Durbury,
Wa. l. b. Gi56s Fairhsven,
Hh1s; Hn G;.l ? GFFs Ps,coi, @ Bs,iSs s.S Mass N,,,
II. ?. Eesseudeu, Est Ner,fors.
Z : W,shbqtni. eials5a ;n ILL.,
Collections ia Mississippi
GtHEVES & DAVIDSON. Attorneys AZ Law. Coffee
~ VILE Missi. T. 4. CiEvES Il \. II. DAVIDSON
will give prompt attention the business OF their prces
sion generally in the Norher ana 20 the collection Of for
e! claims. amounting 10 FIVE hundred dollars, anil s-
wards, In any part OF the State. Feb. 81. ISIS.
REFERENCES.
EDWIN c. ESTES, Esq. (S.w.yo-s
Messrs. TOWNSEND s BROTHER, !
=" SMITH s CARROLL,
4" NJ u. COOPER x co. SSew-Orleans
" FELLowES, JOHNSON & COZ
. EfTE eEFP ( { seaIRFER, shGIlEhi }rsn,A.lesr.
GRtGG ELLIOTT.
S0GlF D, r. FSinEsoS. ~ Esq a Memphis. f.em.
n H. PALMFR'S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUh-
.sCRIPTIoN AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
30 Ann-strect, New-York.
IL S;atc-street. Boston.
81 rne-street, Philadelphia.
= L. corner OF Baltimore and Calve-;-s Baltimore.
Advertisements and subscriptions received for some
Of the best Newspapers OF most q the principal towns and
cities OF every State In the United States which he is
the iulv authorized Agent.
Merchants, Manufacturers and Dealers generally
speculy invited to avail themsclves"; q; the medium which
my agency affords OF communicating directly with the ieo
pie Of the country, by advertising in the papers OF the
country. v Il. PALMER,
d2S Agent for Country Newspapers.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that Election Trustees Of te
~ Eastern DSpensafy vii be he'd al the of the lnsti-
on on U,ndsy the 7th of Apri rex. The Poll viii be
frou, I 10 o'clock BIZ Greer Of the BoaId
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INSURANCE.

J'uE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make in.
L surances against loss or damage by 1re and inland
navigation. favorable ANY other similar ii-
stitutou III the city.
Capital $500, ,o00-0fce No. 81 wall street.
DIRECTORS
R. IIavens. Caleb o. Halstcd. john Rankin.
N:iah TAYLOR, VIM. W. Todd, Melgs u. BENJAMIN,
J. Phillips Phun1, VIM. Couch Nathaniel Weed.
Tanning c. Tucker T. L. woollsy. Ferdinand SUydain
David Lee, j. H. N2rnun' ltehrN ". lho'ipsoi'
John d. WOLF, Michael Baldwin. Peter l.. Ncvus.
Edward Anthony. X. HANESS. President.
LEWIS PIILLrs, Secretary. dlsu
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hi'Si sta GgrsJ
EnN-Sl-Nfy'pThS


p-5- \ THOU SAND CURES. IN cases deemed utterly
hopa!,ss have firmly established erioy
former medical discovery. Ii sS always been STYLED Ma
tures own scTItou being formed chiefly from chemical
extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and IartTo that
,hlckly scattered wherever diseases of the lungs prevail We
instances OF lis extraordinary power from cata.
logue almost without end:
A laiy (adlrrss viii be al the New ork igency)
who nj 10y all of her physicians 10 die OF consume
toa had hard for s on the >itcr1ised among
large quantities OF matter OF bouy sutslnce-had kcG
medicine for months beng past Ill hope-entifrlS
cured by bottles OF tins Baisam IL September and Oco-
bvr 1874.
A. Carinan New York City wis h-dro slert lying down.
for seven wears tbcing Obliged q sleep in snz posture
fa cured attend 10 ms business the most stormy
Thomas Eradls- Esq J. P Jam.iea L /. cured Of a.ma
OF 30 Years staudns:
he had yloen; cough and N the delor molt< raised
large quantities Of corrupt nai;eraNo much bood-S ply
sciarS cord do but liiile for himsave him pulls of
curv bat did Coods friends al supposed Ire had cal
opn. consumption entirely cured by three bodies Of |Fs-
Ms Ann D. Hopkins OF Kuuwes,iie y. Y. eatiTelT
cured of liver complaint and general debility oi eighteen
months standing.
Jacob Hoffman, VI D Huntingdon. cured child Of ?.
Schoeblc Of obstinate disease OF the lungs aef h- had tried
al the usual remedies ~ vain
Cases daily oceurius every part of The counts when
incontestbly the superiority OF this IsSar
every shade OF luHe aud liver disease every other vr
raiiou her tofore known tn the world
.lCsa,SJ Butts. r tluESt. Sands. Of Gold and
Fulton streets u East Broadway ami 23 Broadway. corner
Chambrr>Sjrta' IHh29 3m
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~ nt-l,iEpIlNN

No DtCEPI ION
Not rcrt passes Grav ,riitopt re hare 70 rcc9rd
so7Ae II fhc mast astonishing rgrs Of ioas cont
tisucd asthma, Inc5yieIi Consumption,
Bleeding AT the Lungs. Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Bre1ddg. and tie
rariouS diseases of The
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,yisrAIs,s nALsNM DIE Nv1Lp cHERRl

BARK ASp TAN.
The best remedy inoun 10 the rorH foy the ci1c q
coughs .voidS, asthma, f1uup, bleeding Of he
hugs, ,rtoPb'g- cough, bronchitis, ~
RUea-d, StormesS ot btoth, pun
and ,rcakieSs in the 6roast
o, side, hrU con-
plant. and hc
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WATCHES. IEWELRY. &c.

no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
q COMBS Fancy Goods. Buttons Jswelfy. Sc -
N The subscrh-r receiving Goods daily Tor The
WV a Spring trade among whch the following;
Stss4s., American SusTendrTs and Garts!s
% 10 Cologne WlfeI ipd other lernmery
D ,In Spool Cotton, including every rariety
l1 Hooks hId Eyes m hoyes aud on cards.
40 Twist Back Combs. d0 Percussion Caps.
do lYor, 4 omhs, from fine To = y = tue
~ do Wood r. ck-t fombs
Besides rr.,t variety Of Beads Shoe Thread. Bindings.
Cords Tapes Thread Scissors, Bead Work Shell Combs.
Ominents gold finger rings do Brssspins gold Pencils.
fyr- Silcurs gt and lasting buttons, pearl and
a. German Silver Ware Plntel Ware foe gold lever and
other Wiicb-s Silver Pencil tnrs. Tooth Brushes SC sst
able for couutty citY uAds the most ib"ra TERMS
Agency coz Kenluck tos aud II j " RobiHsou Kilt aud
Military Buttons tt2o osl }. = VAN Fps ie1 Prari st
q WATCHES, JEwELRY. SILVER WARE. &C.
The subscribers respectfully invite the attentioa
thelr flsIds and the public 10 their select assort-
meut OI
FIsE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
consisting Duplex Lever and Lepno Watches, Of the va
approved makers caed in the neass STYLE and war
rantci correct time keepers
silver Knyes Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Tea Sets Cups.
Castors. Sc.
Plated and Britannia Ware. Spectacies Pencil Cases.
Manil Clocks Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c. which
they enabled offer for sale at very reduced prces
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
LOCKWOOD & SCRiBNEH,
A. thu Old Established Store 266 Pearl.
rs Corner Fnitcn-sircct. opposite US Hotel.
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WANTED.

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
rJ,II Subscriber would offer hs services those who may
reed anything done writing ecpyizg dr1rias ap pa
pers u.a>sung from Fsneh o. spanish p9ehsstsg OF 'si
Ing hrns Ani letting OF pro ey. Se Sc. Once Is SssIaa
s;roei. Ibe rsi0Eable resereness given
m }. ]. 1UlNU
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

TEouELE AMONG TIE BAprISrs.--Some time ago
the Foreign Missionary Board of the Baptist Tri-
ennal Convention, which has the sea; Of lis opera
lions in Boston, in answer TO an inienogatory pur
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

rlNES DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BANK
4 SFoCk.--.t certificate OF thirty shares Neksburg
Bank stock, the oG igckley Peek. and number
81 SoS Power cf Attorney attached, lost Ss
turiay 33 March, 1t enclosed IN letter. and lest
It's WAY Wsl-Srce The above wli DC paid by esv-
ins It az rhonp>cn'S of'cr, 50 wIll-st. mhsS u
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----------- 1I.t lJULLAH AND FIFTY LIS. EACh
CtSp UPWARDS TO S5c-At M SMlTHIs ~ = eorsI o.
. - ,sd Division stfe.t, who seIiHg on 70 Sst new
III. lSts Nay Every article "srrantsd LlcesI
afIt9S :. n.nsi Fnrranee No II BOs.rT tf 2n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01

WANTED-Fanilc- slwayS be supp'el with faithful
W and conpeient bep. wclreeorzneneoe aisst G,snd
rs-r RnsyrrY inN .
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01
PRICE ONE CEN /
SECRET Iyi3EANk

CURED IN FRODI To DAYS o. NC
u CHARGE MADE Applyto DIR, JOHN ST OF
ofthe LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick stE,ess
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where Iaay beCh-
tanned the most speedy remedy for C0nuuhma elects,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the AOira at:
tCC0ns OF the Kidneys, and every other symptom g.
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the raTs.
ges OF this disease, when from neglect - consult
skul physician, or from ignorant and improper treat
men, the constitutional symptoms make thcrappeHs
anct-thet hrOat becomes liberated, hc nose disoap
ed, nocturnal pains III the head and Limbs, dmness OF
sight, deafness, the homes affected, blOtCbes on tbs
head, face and cNtfenites, progressing witiIfighT
u fapldlty till at last the palate of the mouth is dir
loyed, the bones OF the nose decay anu ,a III; ;hR
victim Of this h0rrid disease become bect pity,
until the last scene of The drama winds up and death
drops the curtain 10y hurylag the unhappy patient 80
an untiInry tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whosec0usiitutons have been injured by n,
certain perHIcous practice may be restored TO-
perfect health by applying to DIR. Johnson either pe1.
sonaiiy or by letter. Dr. ]. has ca ,es that we.7
sufficient To appa the heart and harrow up the soul
o. all who we've not used TO the observation OF such
terrible sights.
Should this meetthe eye Of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them y Immediately 70
Or, Johnston, who stands ready TO relic sc t,en and
from ms extensive practice ia the first Hospitals OF
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure na
matter how had the case may be.
it's proper here 10 observe that Or. JoHTsTON in
not at present engaged in the practice Of medicine
through pGcuniary ncCessityhe having by the de
cease OF relative, fallen hcirto farfule-sut throJ
an ardent desire to benefit his sufer fellow cfea-
tules to pour like the good Samaritan oil into their
wounds and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from a disease for which the world feels no pitV-
Again ii nustbe remembered that the object of Or.
Johnston in offering his services Tor the relief of tbs
mlscrics Of mankind, is nOthcOugh pccunary nGces-
sty. Hence no charge will in any case Ie made uI,-
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on thC Eye, such
for Squirting, Cataract &c. Also those for DefOrmy
OF the Limb, such as Club Foot, &c, performed on
the Poor free Of chGrgG.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, oA the right hand side Of n. Frederick
street going from Baltimore street, doors from tha
corner. Observe the name.
{IT-AdVice to the Poor GRATIS,
AHLET1ERS must be PAID. fi1
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

excitement She raised her bare and skinny
arm, and, while her dark eyes flashed with de-
moniac rage, shouted forth in iren2led tone;
Ola! ha! | know We Herbert St. Lacy and the
tortures of hell will be your portion if Arabella
Ravenscourt becomes your wife! Your future
life--every page is as clear to me now as is
yonder sun, and if she WEEDS you, through your
means she will suffer an ignominious death, and
you will fill a suicides grave! Beware-be-
ware the prophecy! Separate this Instant
forget each other, and all will be well--at least
for one. IT'S for her sakc-and her sake alone
that | thus unfold the page of futpvity yon. be
warned, Herbert st. Lacy, be warned! My
vengeance will come, and vengeance is sweet!
Ha! ha! | wish you well, Herbert St Lacy,
wish you well--aha Rosa Red,oood'
"Great God Rosa Redwood ~ cried Her
bert, trembling in every limb, his face assuming
the CHASTITY paor of death.
"Aye! Rosa Redwood will be rcvengcd-she
will not be thwarted on earth or Heaven" y
Thus saying she turned and fed with the speed
of faw nj and though Herbert St. Lacy sprang
after her, she rushed behind some underwood,
and on reaching the spot no trace of her could
be discovered
Herbert St. Lacy returned to the place where
Arabela Ravenscourt stood with quivering lips
and FACILITATING heart; on the first appearance
of the mysterious woman a truth, which had
long since almost faded fIom the tablet of her
memory, flashed across her mind, and which
together with the excitement she had Just I'M
dergone, conspired to conyuse her frame so
much that she fell fainting to the ground. As
the woman's words smotc Herbert st. Lacy's
ear, sudden thrill passed through his whole
frame; his brain began to whirl and his heart to
slcken. 1t passed, however, in few moments,
but was succeeded by dependency which fell
like Il paralysis on his hitherto buoyant spirit
He felt as il he was about 10 be the victim OF
some indeinable visitation. He was conscious,
it is true, Of the perfect. ,absurdity Of such an
apprehension, yet he could not stife it; he could
not throw off the awful Impression, which the
words, and especially the last words Of the wo-
man had left upon him. But rallying his en-
eigies, he endeavored to soothe the anxious
fears ofArabelo; and, having partially succeed
cd, with an apparently cheerful spirit, returned
to the mansion, where already the guests had
assembled.
As their forms were lost in the deep recess
Of the forest the woman who had accosted
them so strangely appeared on the very apex
of 4 towering rock, and casting u single inn
ploring look towards Heaven, she sank upon
her knees and buried her face in the folds oil
her tattered garment.
Good forbid that they should ever be unit
ed" she cried; and then rising upon her feet
slowly descended the rock.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

THE MECHANICS SATURDAY NIGHT.
Now wife and children let's be gay,
My work is done and here's the pay
Twas hard to earn, but never mind it,
Hope Tear'd the sheaf, and peace shall bind ii.
Six days I've toil'd, and now we meet
To share the welcome weekly treat,
OF toast and tea, of rest and Joy,
Which, gained by Labor, cannot ClOy.
Cone ye, who form my dear fireside-
Fly care, my comfort, and my pride;
Come ROW, let US close the night,
In harmless talk and fond delight,
To-morow's dawn brings blessings, peace,
and each domestic joys increase
To him who honestly maintains
That course Of life which heaven ordains.
For this and every blessing given,
Thankful, we'll bow the knee to heaven;
In Gods own house our voices raise,
with grateful notes Of prayer and praise
Sweets the tranquility Of heart,
Which public worship doth impart;
And sweets the field, and sweets the road
70 him whose conscience bears no load.
Thus shall the day, as God designed,
Promote my health, improve my mind;
On Monday morning, free from pain,
Cheerful III go TO work again.
Oui life is but heightened week,
Through which with toll for rest we seek;
And ne whose labor well Is past,
A joyful Sabbath finds at last.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

SUDDEN DEATH OF A BALrMoREAN. Mr..
VIM. BREWER, aged / years, formerly of Bal
timore, but for the last six months resident of
Portsmouth, Va, where he was employed I'M
til recently at the Navy Yard as sailmaker,
died suddenly at Norfolk on Wednesday, of
apoplexy. The Beacon says;
Being discharged from the Yard, he had ap-
piled for and obtained the situation of Gunner
on board the u. States Revenue Cutter, on the
Philadelphia station, whittier he was going in
the schr. Kite, Capt. North, hence for that
port. Having taken passage in the schooner,
LIE and his wife repaired on board on Tuesday
evening, and on Wednesday morning, prepare
tory to his leaving, he took boat with the
view of obtaining some necessary articles on
shore, which he no sooner reached, than he
was seized with fit of apoplexy and died be-
fore medical assistance could be obtained. He
was said to be man Of good character His
health had evidently been delicate, as his ap-
pearance indicated, if not extreme, at least con-
siderable debility and weakness.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

FRAUD IN FLOUR BARRELS. The recent rise
in the flour market has already set the specala-
tors to work in more ways than enc; for the
Detroit Express informs us that a fellow came
into that city few days since, with load of
flower barrels, which he sold to dealer in
barrels of flour, and which upon being examin-
ed, were found to weigh more than 500 pounds
piece, and upon knocking in one of the heads,
mixture of sand and bran.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

Tue BosToN MURDER. This dreadful affair
is exciting great interest in Boston, where the
details, as given at the Coroner's Inquest, are
anXously listened to and greedily dcvoured as
they issue from the newspapers. Albert J. Tir-
tell or A. De Wolf s the murderer of whom
the Boston Times remarks
For some weeks during the last summer, Tir-
Iell and Mrs. Bickford boarded together as man
and wife, at the Hanover-st. House. Toavod
suspicion, they took their meals at a private ia
BILE, and their Illegal association was not dis
covered by the landlord till his suspicious were
excited by information furnished him by per-
sons from Weymouth who were acquainted
with Tirrell, and knew that he had family at
that place. Tirrell, finding that he was expos
ed, at once moved his quarters, and was soon
after arrested on charge Of adultery
While stopping at the above named house,
they frequently quarrelled, it is said, and Oil
one occasion, Maria had valuable silk dress
literally torn from her. Her husband, Mr..
Bickford, was residing in the city at the time,
and often called to see her, and appeared much
attached to her; and although aware of her re-
lations to Tirrcll, was in the habit of perform
ing, at her request many errands
The father of TirrcI died about year since,
leaving property to the amount of S25, 0OO.-
Much of it was in real estate, which was dis
posed of from time to time, at great sacrifice,
i'll order to realize available means so far as
Alberts portion was concerned. There were
other children.
The father ofthis same Tirrell, Mr.. Leonard
Tirrell, was Representative for some twelve
years to the General Court from the town of
Weymouth Albert had exDpnded consdera-
BILE money upon Mrs. Bicktord, had written
letters to her, perhaps eliminating himself in
some way, which she was inclined TO dispose OF
contrary to his wishes, and which fact, among
other things, led to the angry words or quarrel
noticed in the evidence given before the in
quest.
Nothing had TRANSFERRED up to 8 o'clock last
night as to Tirrell's arrest, though the officers
have been informed that he had been seen re-
Gently among his relations at Weymouth, and
since the officers were last there.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

'Liar-f alse-heartcd liar-it is mott shall
not be-" she shrieked, sinking again back into
that wild excitement which made her appear
terrible. She stamped the groend with impo-
tent rage; and, grinding her teeth, she strobe
the cave back and forth, while her companion
stood appalled,. At length she paused, sank
upon the ground, and burying her face in her
hands, gave vent TO her emotions.
81 had hoped Herbert St. Lacy, thou
weuldst have been warned" said she, "hut,
rash youth! thou hast rushed upon thine own
destruction Thy proud heart would not heed
the voice of warning; and ROW, thou shalt sut
fer And Arabella--poor ArabelIa--thou too
must suffer througs this Inflated marriage. o.!
would it were not so! The daughter of my old
kind master shall bnot de!-no, no, she shall
not die! The gallows-yes, yes, the galiOws"
and whilst muttering these unntelligihle sem
fences, the old woman arose aud advanced to-
wards Bernard OWN
"Bernard," said she, "a have a request to
make of thee"
"Nay, nay, Rosa Redwood, thou hast made
too many requests of lete-such as have cost
me much to fnl6l wish no more Of yc," re-
piled D'Vill, starting back.
"WIsh no more of me, braggart!n cried Rosa,
her eyes flashing with rage, "But thOn art in
my power; and thou must fulfil my bidding, or
thy carcass shall swing on the gbbet fortnight
from hence! Alas alas! cowardly wretch, wilt
thou obey?"
Enough, Rosa, enough. am thy SIoren'
said Bernard.
TTo be continued
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

MAMMOTH CAVE, KENTUCKY. No less than
two hundred and twenty odd avenues have
been discovered in this celebrated cave, not one
in dozen of which is visited by the ordinary
visiter. A writer in the N. Orleans Pcayune
has made it business to see them all, and has
written series of interesting letters upon them
for the columns Of that journal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01
BARGAINS! RARGAINS,


S-9a.s Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
Hs,ap STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where may
Ssssssa-- be found beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACEGOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles Also, Calicoes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen IIdkfs; gentiepen,s
Stocks and Collars; Suspenders and great variety n
Goods too tedious TO enuperate. The public are re-
specially invited TO call at this New and Cheap store
where they will be accommodated with fresh rnots
and at the lowest prices % Don't forgct--No. On
GA - ~ opposite Fayeue' ap0tr
4 tA3rETs DE! CARPETS mAuFI,
a viii make Carpets in the hest manner Mt thu
lowest possible rates lay Oil Cloths, cut and N and
lay Carpets, at the shortest notice.
LOUIS MULLER, No. N, Libery ST.
%ss one door above Barmore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01
FOR PORT DEPosrTE-TWICE A DAY,

dssFHgGTS TVdNU ITIt ItpOI, FTHLT Sttett,
GSafSha in the cars of the Philadelphia, Whining
F4tffe45 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
q T. To- EVERY MORNING, Except sundays al
907CIoCK, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at - O'Clock,
except Sundays, which will be 1T =, p. NJ.
On arrival at IIayre de Glace, proceed to Port De-
p0site by steamboat Gusport, Capt Sturl con-
Returning, the cars leave Havre de Grace at II o.
clock, (noon) and ats O'Clock, p. NJ.
Fare TO Port Opposite as cents.
G}- by taking tho morning train IL viii allow per
sons who have business at Port Deposie TO remain
several hours that place and return to Baltimore the
same evening. rs Tickets must he procured at The
office before entering the cars.
A CRAWFORD, Agent,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

CIVILIZATION OF AFRICA. A large meeting
has been held in New York during the present
week, at which it was resolved TO form a Ma
tional Society to promote the civilization of
Africa by means of missionaries, religious aud
literary, chosen from among the descendants of
Africa in this country, and educated with ex-
press reference to the field of labor assigned
them. These laborers are expected to make
their lives to her regeneration.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

DESERVED TRIBUTE. The Massachusetts,
Humane Society have presented a beautiful
silver cup, with an appropriate inscription, to
Miss Garafilia Cakes, for perilling her own
life, and saving the lives of her mother and
aunt from drowning, some months since, while
bathing at Plum Island
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

LOOK OUT FOR A SwINDLER. A man passed
through New York on Thursday, who had
swindled some of the citizens of Boston out of
$4,000. 1t is supposed lie took passage for
South America. A reward of 81 900 is offered
for him. His name is Julius Phillips