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AND DON'T FAIL,
THE BANK LAW.

THE BANK LAW.
In the eighth section of the bank
law of last winter, will be found the fol-
lowing:
"Atleast thirty per centum ofthe capital stock
of each company shall be paid in gold and silver
coin or their equivalent, one half Of which, thirty
per certum, at least, shall be in gold and siiuer
coin, and shall be in the actual possession, and
bona 6de, the property of the company" &c.
In the fifty-6fth section of the same law, the
following paragraph occurs:
"Actual deposits with any solvent bank or ban
ker of established credit in the cities Of New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, or Baltimore, subject to be
drawn against at sight, payable in gold and silver
coin, shall be deemed equivalent to gold and si-
Der COIN, whenever these terms are used in this
act''
Either we cannot understand Eng
lish, or bank may go into operation
under this "sea-sarpent" of kelley's,
without having one dollar of gold and
silver coin in its vaults; because depos-
its "subject to be drawn against at
sight," are, under the law, "equivolent
togoId and silver coin, when aver these
terms" occur. In the first paragraph
quoted, is this language, tone half of
which, thirty per centum, at least, shall
be in gold and silrer coin ;''-the terms
gold and silver coin are here used as
spoken of in the second paragraph
quoted, and consequently "deposits"
are gold and silver coin, or else we
cannot understand banking; which is
altogether probable.
But suppose, for the sake Of case,
that we are mistaken in the above view
of this question; no one will deny that
under this law, seventy-five thousand
dollars of notes can be put in circua-
ton by bank, while there is but ff-
teen thousand dollars Of gold and silver
in its vaults, and fifteen thousand dol
lars in "deposits." W. Moorehead,the
Columbus bank forgery then becomes
liable to bank of this kind, as accept
Or of bills of exchange, by borrowing
its notes, &C., to the one half "part Of
the amount Of the notes which such
company is authorized to cilculate;"
and John Smith does the same. This
is allowed by the sixty second section
of Kelley's bank law. Messrs. Moore
head and Smith are "bankers of estab-
lshed credit" they commence specu-
lating in stocks and fail. as have thous-
ands; what then becomes of the note
holder? lie is in the same situation as
the holder of Gallipolis notes. There
is probably the fifteen thousand dollars
in gold and silver if it has not already
been grabbed by the officers of the
bank, and the fifteen thousand in "de-
posits," with ''banker of established
credit" who is probably in the same
situation as Messrs. Morehead and
Smith. The people may then whistle
for the redemption of the notes in their
possession. Such is a specimen of
whig banking. And should democrat
offer for office, who is in favor of ma
king bankers individually liable for their
issues, and for failing to redeem their
notes whenever called on, to forfeit
their charter, though pure as the angel
Gabriel, he could not receive the sup
port Of the whig party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-09-27

Mr.. B. G. WRlGHT, of Belmont, has
another letter in to-day's paper. We
have been requested by Mr.. Wright to
publish these letters as explanatory of
his political course.
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PIJBLISHER'S NOTICE

0o-V B. PALMER is our agent for receiving
and receptng for subscriptions and advertisements
in the cities If Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore
and Boston. Business intrusted to him for this Of
fee will receive prompt attention.
Address-V. B. PALMER, Real Estate and Coal
Office, No. SO Pine street, Philadelphia-Coal Of
fee, No. l60 Nassau street, (Tribune Buildings,)
NetD Pork-S. E. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert
streets, Baltinore--No. l6 State street, Boston
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BANKING.

On the 18th OF December, l84l, Q
democratic meeting was held in this
place, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to attend the 9th of January
Convention. We make the following
extracts. from their proceedings as Civ
ing the position Of the democratic party
on the subject of the currency. By
the positions there assumed we are
willing to ABIDE, and to adopt as our
creed on the subject Of banking:
Whereas, We regard the late election in dur
State as an emphatic decision by the people against
re-charterng the existing Banks, by whom they
have been robbed and plundered; against Bank
suspensions; against deprecated currency, tilch-
ing from the working mans pocket from 10 to so
per cent; against the whole system of making mo-
ney out OF paper, at present devised, founded
in deception and fraud; and decidedly in favor of
active and efficient means to secure the public from
the swindng operations of faithless banking cor
porations. Therefore,
ResOlved, That our Constitution has pointed out
fixed standard of value, and the nearer we ap-
proach to that standard, and the cleaner we wash
our hands from the pollution of worthless paper
trash, the brighter will stream the broad channels
of democracy into every corner of our State.
ResolDed, That we rejoice, that the swndling
shops, which rob the people and rest like night
mare on the prosperity of our State are now in the
hai.ds of the democratic party of ohio, and we do
most confidently expec: that something will be
done to make them honest, or wind up as all ras-
caIy bankruptcies should.
Res0lued, That we recommend to our Represeh-
tatives to use all audabe means to the pas
sage of law, making it penal, by forfeiture of
charter, for any corporation to issue any kind of
paper money. that will not at all times demand its
full face in specie.
Rrsolped, That we further recommend to our
Representatives, to use their influence to secure
the passage of rigorous and efficient laws to enforce
the resumption of specie payments by our banks,
or wind them up altogether, and put stop to their
further criminal operations.
Resolved, That we repudiate in the strongest
terms, the passage of any law creating banking
institution in which not incorporated in its char
ter individual liability and the power of the Legis-
laure to repeal at pleasure, and the paper of which,
is not at all times on par value with specie.
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A CONSCIENTIOUS MAN.-The follow
ing letter, post-marked, "Pittsburgh,
Pa, Sept. o." was received few days
since, enclosing the money therein
named. 1t is not known who is the
writer:
"PENNsYLvANIA, 1845.
"Mr. Joseph Morris-After due consideration
Of what is right, find myself indebted to you for
an article; not knowing the value Of it, herewith
ply pay you for both principal and interest
"This is convinced man Of his duty to his God
and man."
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money at interest is about 100 per cent.
TELL EVERY DEMOCRATIC VOTER,
that the next legislature will have two
Associate Judges to elect for this coun-
ty,
AND DON'T FAIL,
to be at the polls on the second Tues
day of October, if he wishes to carry
out the principles Of Jefferson and
Jackson.
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President Polk has appointed the Hon. Levi
woodbury. one ofthe Judges OF the Supreme court.
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In the eighth section of the bank
law Of last winter, will be found the fol-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-29
pa
sBCS
eHAS
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NO LONGER
80,
RInH CXIANGEn no 10

DC The public are respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the CITY, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 to IS, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
occasion 10 call te attention OF strangers visiting
the city, and Others the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma
tisrn, Colds. Coughs, Consumption, ana many other
complaints to which liable. In addition TO the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has in his possession number from most respecta
bic individuals all esuyng TO the VIRTUES Ut these
medicines, and which can he seen a; his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their Introduction Into this city; and he is happy IN
the belief that they have been productive OF much
good wherever used As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle Of his medicine If
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his on the label on the
side Of the bottle, None other genuine; therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILlOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used, and pronounced one OF
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition TO the above he has many other MEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata
egUCs of which be at his store, and which
he warrants to be eQval to any in the city.
LOUIS COULEY, No. 30 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. B. Remember the No., IS, az the genuine anti
clcs for sale other place in Baltimore. al2
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FIRES AT BosToN. The stable Of \, Cool
idge, with horse, were consumed on Satur-
day. On the same day the stables of n Roys-
ton, and ]. L. Mills, with four horses and two
pigs, besides the dwelling of Mr.: Parsons,
were destroyed. The grain store of Mr.,
Smith, the wine store Of T, W. Seaver, car
penter's shop of J. A, Bailey, and stable,
were consumed on Sunday
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MaoW CANYOU DOUHr THE MEpI.

kn CAL VIRTUES OF CANTRELL'S ANTI
DYSPEPTIC POWDERS, the only sure remedy ever
offered t. the public, prepared expressly for that COM
plant single ual of which will convince the most
sceptcal of its ability to cure in any stage and under
any form, and being purely vegetable persons of the
most delicate constitution may use 1t in all kinds of
weather with perfect safety.
Numerous certificates of highly respectable citi
can be given by calling at Mr.. Caleb Cresson's
Drug Warehouse, No North Third ST, or At Cant
rel'S, corner Of Carpenter and Second SITS, Phadel-
phia, of which have attached a few.
John TZmOire, Badesburg Mr.. Henry Hoover,
Moyamcnsng Road, Pnada Mr.. Sam'I g. Douglass,
Sail-maker, South whalves; Robert Cav, No ESQ ).
Second ST. Mrs. NcMHlen, Caharlne ST., Southwark;
Nh Charles Dick, Second near South ST.; Mr.. Cald-
well, No l6S South Fourth ST.: Nj. David Suwell,
Steam MIL Thirteenth and Willow sts Mr.. Barley
Jackson, No. l66 Prime ST. MI Chrries Thaw No. as
Road Miss Elizabeth Cope, Carpenter Sixth ST..
Mrs. Lawrence, Commissioners Hall, Southwark:
Mrs. FELTON,, Ninth near Locust ST. Mrs. Mnlct. No.
- Reckless ST., Southwark Mr.. Thomas Reynolds,
Mead alley; Mr.. Hand March, No. D Prime ST. Sam'l
IL. Watson, 500 South Third ST., Plumber; William
Price Jr, Second St. John Price, Blacksmith: Mis-.
Mary Delaney, in George above Sixth ST.; Mrs. Shil-
dom corner of Mary and Front streets, Joseph Cain,
ESQ Mobile, Ala.
SON at his Drug Warehouse, No. North THIRD
St, Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
j. F. Perkins < Bro, corner ofFrankn and Green
sts, Baltimore, Md.
T.. H. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltiaore ST. corner of
Green ST.. Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md.
]. F. Caan, Washington city, ID. G.
II. Peel s. Co., Alexandria, do.
J. l.. Kidwell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner OF Carpen-
ter and Second sts., below Christian, Philadelphia,
{2- Ohserve, none are genuine without the sigma
ture JOHN A. C.9NTRELL. ml2
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COMPOUND SYRUP
Il OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA!

CONSUDfP7TTES DOUBT NO LONGER-BR
read the tolloping and REFLECT!
ANOT Err WONDERFUL CURE!!
PHILADELPHIA, April 4, 1915.
hereby certify, That was radically cured of
firm ed PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, solely by
the use of THoMsoN;s COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WooD NAPHTHA. The annexed statement of my
physician is deemed sufficient to convince all of the
excellence of this invaluable remedy.
JAS. ANDREWS, pit Catharine street.
was called to attend in the above case, in the Sc
condary stage of the disease | found the patient la
boring under complex disease of the lungs and liver
liberation of the latter had taken place. and by per-
cussion, discovered an abscess had formed i'll the
hight lung. The case being apparently hopeless and
beyond the reach of the usual tieatment resolved at
once on using Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar
and Wood Naphlha, the virtues of which | had pre-
viously tested, scarcely expecting it would reach
case so desperate. The result is, cure the most &c
trGordnor henceiorth dispelIng all doubts respecting
the efficacy of this excellent medicines in diseases OF
the lungs and liver. Nj. CHAMBERS, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia, April !, lS45. -
&c Principal Office, Northeast corner of FIFTH
and SPRUCE STREETS, Philadelphia Sold in Bal
iimore by Roberts s. Atkinson, corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets; Charles St0tt, Washington, d.
c.; \. Duval s. Co, Richmond, Va.
&c Price 30 cents per bottle, or bottles Tor Sou.
Beuare of all mutations ap29-3m
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MAINE LUMBER TRADE, 1t is said that an
important branch of trade in Maine has been
materially and injunously affected by the fail
ure of the sugar and molasses crops of Cuba
and Porto Rico. Maine has principally fur
nished the lumber, boxes and casks, in which
the crops of those Islands have been packed for
market-the value of boxes sent to Cuba last
year for the reception of the sugar crop being
estimated at about $500, 900.
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Ono RIVER. There were only "a inches in
the channel of the river at Wheeling, on Tues
day The Times states that but few of the or
binary sized boats attempt to 30 higher than
that city, and those which do are aground on
the way. There are several boats now lying
at the Trap and Dead Mans.
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E1xCHANGE HOTEL,
~ EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.

INT
The subscriber respectfully announces TO his friends
and the public that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMAN's interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every inducement for comfort The
rooms re large and airy, and furnished in style not
supass d by any similar establishment in the United
States
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management Of First Class Hotel, he faters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style please those who may favor
him with a call ld9-tfl JOHN WEST.
EDLUE SPORTING HATS. cases fine
I'D Spanish Wool, just received, for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT NUDGE,
spa2 South Charles ST,
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BIRTH on STEAMBOAT. A fine boy was
brought safely into the world on the steamer
Harry of the West daring her recent trip from
New Orleans to st. Louis which was immedi-
s 81 named Henry Clay Eddyp, with the full
appreciation of the happy parents, anu tic
happy congratulations ofthe passengers,
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a DISTRESSING DEATH. The Bucks Coun-
ty, Pa, Intellrgencer states that few nights
since, between nine and ten o'clock, Dr. John
II. Petit, of Taylorsvlle, was thrown from his
sulky, and his feet becoming entangled in some
part of the gear, he was dragged several hun
bred yards, and so injured that he died soon
after being released
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!

LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!
q ELLERS' LIVER PILLS has proved a
- great blessing to many We hesitate not to say
they are the best Pill offered to the public for
that disease.
{7-To be had of J. P. Williamson, corner of Gay
and High Streets G. X. Tyler, corner of High and
Baltimore sts.; Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman Wroth, Light opposite Dix s.
FOgg's; j. A. Sawyer, corner of Pratt and Paca sts
f. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Green steets; 5.
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
w. X. ORRlCK, Druggist and Apothecafy,
mh6-tf Corner EutaW and Lexington SITS. Bait.
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b IL NENN: NEW sTORE.


A LII NEW: NEW STORE,
n NEW STOCK AND NEW FIRMu
j. LEE HEBSTER a. co. respectfully inform
thtir friends and the public that they have taken the
Store recently occupied by Samuel Daam & Coz
No. 40 BALTIMORE STREET, three doors below
Trpolct'S alley, and have received from Auction
and late arrivals from Europe, and are opening,
a beautiful assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Oar stock being entirely new, and having been select
ed with great care, and many of our goods being Auc
lion Jobs, we are prepared TO sell very cheapwc have
DOMESTIC COITONS, bIeached and brown, of
all widths, embracing few bales full yard wide
stout Sheetifgs, At 6! cts per yard
CALICOES, latest styles, &! TO lSi cts. per ward
Mems summer Wear--6., 10, l2! cts. sc. q
Cotton Hose and hall HOse-the cheapest ever seem
from 6. TO 25 cents pair
Coored and white Spool Cotton, only CT. a spool
Painted Lawns.
BaZarlne Lawns, I .,4;, ,-..-..
WorSted BalZarlnes, { - f" 'oi ''''A'
Ginghams, Apacas, )
PLAN and Embroidered Thibet
RichtPrnted VI. de Lame
White and colOred Barge s,,a,,,.,.
CamelcGn and Fancy Silk SIM 'h'
Plain and emb'd NJ. de Lame
Larg2 size Black Nett
Cambria, Jaeonet and Swiss MESLINS
Irish Linens, Diapers Counterpanes
Laces and Edengs, Cap Nets, Green Barge
Cloths, Casslmeres, Nestings
GambrOObs, Dnllings, Drap D'Ete
Summer Cloths, Brown French Linens
Umbrellas, Parasols, sun Shades
tdssnets Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
Domestic Plaids, Checks, Osnaburgs
TickingS, Crash, Oil Cloth, &c. sc.
E63- Country Merchants, as well as all who buy
Dry Goods for their own use, may promote their in
terest by calling at
apl2tf No. IS BALTIMORE STREET.
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SUICIDE OF LAWYER. Rivers ]. Wilson,
a respectable lawyer of New York, committed
suicide in the Park on Tuesday afternoon, by
blowing his brains out with pistol He was
80 years of age, and left wife and two child
rem. Pecuniary embarrassments led to the
commission of the rash act.
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Frost, The Wheeling Times says "There
was severe frost again on Sunday and Mon
day mornings, which, as we learn, cut down
the young corn again in many places. We are
still without rain, and the crops are all suffer
ing for it,
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reasonable terms. jail
Ub EED'S PATENT MEDICINE STORE,
AZ corner of GAY and SARATOGA STREETS,
where may be had greater assortment of valuable
Medicines than can be found at any establishment in
this city, namely
Sands Glove Anodyne; Sands Roman Eye Basam,
nr. McMunn's Elixir Of Opium; DR.. Rush's Health
Pills; Or. Sherman = unparalleled LoZenges; do.
Tooth Paste; do, Poor Mans Plaster; do. Pap
pllliary Oil; Meredth's Conserve of Copa-
via; DIR. GirOd's Sarsaparllla Blood Pills;
Ilalock's Cold drawn Castor Oil Candy;
Jayne's Medicines; Clickencr's Su-
gar coated Pills; Anderson's Pills;
Fishers Pills; Wrights Indian
Vegetable Pills; Hays l4in-
ment; DR.. Dyou's Medic's;
DR.. Taylor's Balsam of Lii
vetwort; Wistar's Bal
sam Wild Cherry;
Baleman's Drops;
Bears Oil;
British
Judkin's
Specific
Ointment: Me-
redith's Extract
Buchu; Hsoper;s Fee
male Pills. Harlem Oil;
Cologne and Flo. Water;
Reed Lilly White; Tooth
Brushes; StaiHbuln's Pills;
Crcassian Hair Dye; CiTcas-
sian Cosmetic TO beauty the
Hair, Reeds Indian Vegetable
Cough Drops; Hungarian Balsam
Of Life; DR.. Upham's Pile Electua-
ny; DR. Folger's OloSaonian; Knapp's
Indian Vegetable Plaster do Larbor's
Extract of Lungwort Dandelion and
Tomato Panacea; Champney's Respira-
tors; Moffatt's Medicines; Beef Marrow;
Buffalo Oil; Pomatum Fancy Soaps, &c.
Alse, Suphuric and Nitric Acid; LOgwood;
Clipped and Ground Brazil Wood; Tumerc:
Fuslic; Yellow Ochre; Chrome Yellow; Copperas;
Indigo; Alum Prassan Blue; Saltpctre, Sc. with
general supply of fresh DRUGS-aways foi sale by
SAMUEL REED,
Druggist and Commission Agent
Corner Gay and Saratoga-st,, Baltimore, Md.
{G3- Orders from Country Merchants and others for
Drugs and Patent Medicines, furnished at the proprie
tors wholesale prices. Prescriptions put up with care
and accuracy. m2-d
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New York YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS.
Both sections of this Society are at present IN
session in New York. The abolition question
is making stir, it seems among them, as it has
already among the Presbytcrians and Metho-
Gjsts.
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BISHOP POTTER. The committee to inform
Dr.. Potter of his election to the Bishopric of
Pennsylvania, arrived in Schenectady on Sat
urdav. The result is not yet known.
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PIsroLs FOR Two! Mrs. Gum, Vermont,
recently presented her duel hating husband
with brace of little pistols. Oh, blazes! says
an old bachelor editor.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. The Episcopal
convention for the diocese of Delaware assem-
bled at Wilmington yesterday.
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ERLUFfBiG NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
u LERf x PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, found
cd 1870. Awarded the Medal -Four First Premiums,
amt Two Highest IiOnors by the Institutes of Massa-
chusetS, New YOrk, and Penrsy lyaHa. respectively,
for the most beautiful Co0rrd Dagucrre0lypes and
best apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington city.
No. 2jl Broadway. New York.
- Court street, Boston.
1856 Chesnul street, Philadelphia
5j Canal street, New Orleans.
l27 Vlclle Rue du Temple. Paris.
- Church street, Liverpool.
Gf- PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
style. ial2-tf
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FIRE IN PORTLAND. A fire occurred in Con-
gress street, Portland, on Friday last, in the
store of Sargent * Whiting. Loss $1,000 or
$4,000.
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CHEAP ENoUGH. The fare from New York
to Albany, l6o miles, is now only 25 cts; to
Boston, about 200 miles, $3.50 Who cannot
afford to travel at such rates.
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ExpEpInous TRAVELLING. Travellers no"
pass from New York to Detroit, by way OF Al
bany and Buffalo, in fifty hours