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SECOND RRANCH

On motion of Mr.. Essender, resolution
from the First Branch for bridge over
Schr@der's Run, at Pratt street, was amended
and passed.
Mr.. Barnes, from committee, reported bill
providing for the erection of House Of Re-
fuge. Read.
A bill from the First Branch, relative to the
mechanics bell, Fell's Point, was passed,
Mr.. Bolton, from committee, reported that
no further legislation was necessary to prevent
distractions at the Pratt-st. side of the Centre
Market. Concurred in.
Mr.. Lauderman submitted resolution for
walling Hartford Run, south of Wlk street
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson, the bill for
cleaning the streets was withdrawn, amended,
and again reported. (The City Commission
ers to employ men, &C., to be urder superin-
tendents) Passed
Mr.. Barnes called u, a resolution for grading
and improving rankin Square. Adopted.
W. n resoio Ion for improving the square around
"@sh ..'gton Monument was passed.
Adjourned till Monday next.
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from their beds of languishing and pain, to
meet him again in that better land, where We
arc told there is no sickness-no sorrow.
But to US he is gone. Years may elapse be-
fore the vacuum occasioned in our profession
by the death ofDr. Sewall will be filled. When
will it be filed here? Here, in this institution,
of which he was the sage counsellor, the able
advocate, the bright ornament, a train of CRATE
full emotions will long combine his name with
the mention of this place; and the ardent stu
dent, while he aspres to emulate his virtues
and his success, will indulge his enthusiasm by
inspecting the institution which he adorned
and the halls where lie lectured.
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(Reporscd for the American Republican,
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.

flRol BhANCH.
MIR Dallam called up a resolution authoris-
ing the lease of lot, bordering on Light and
Hamburg SITS, for the erection of Southern
market-house, Adopted
Mr. Breck, from committee, submitted re-
solution providing for the payment of expenses
incurred for cleaning snow, sc. from the streets.
Adopted.
MIR. Hudson, from committee, offered a rcso-
luton for the construction of store wharf at
the inner basin. Read
On motion of Mr.. Brock, the subject Of re-
grading East Baltimore ST., between Canal and
Eden, was referred to the City Commissioners
Mr.. Barnet called up resolution, Offered by
himself, requiring the various railroad tracks
within the city to be removed. Rejected by a
vote Of 2 to %.
A bill from the Second Branch, for chang
ing the name of that portion of Madison-st
north of Eutaw-st., to Madison Avenue, was
rejected by a vote of 10 to 10.
A rcsolutin from the Second Branch, ad-
verse to the petition of William Armons, was
adopted.
A resolution fixing the salary of the Clerk to
the Mayor at 5000, was passed.
The committee to whom the subject of es-
tablishing a horse market had been referred,
were discharged from its further consideration
A resolution was reported fixing the pay of
the police officers at $40 per month. Adopted.
A bill regulating the rent Of stalls in the DIFF
ferent market houses, was recommtted.
A resolution from the Second Branch in ia
vor Of the insane poor, was passed.
Mr.. Brock, from committee, reported ad-
versely upon petitions praying a new assess
ment of property. Concurred in.
A bill from the Second Branch providing for
cleaning the streets, was passed.
MIR. Browning submitted bill providing for
closing and opening streets Read.
Mr.. Brown called up bill to lay and collect
direct tax for the use of the State. Mr.. Har-
ker offered substitute therefor, making the
levy to depend upon the repeal of the Stamp
Act, the bill for completing the Canal, for di-
viding the city into twenty wards, and the
passage of law compelling the delinquent
counties to pay their proportion of the direct
tax, by the next Legislature. The whole sub
ject was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Walsh called up bill providing for the
collection of the income tax as imposed by the
Legislature for the use of the State. After
undergoing some amendment, it was laid upon
the table.
The Branch adjourned till Monday next.
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NAVAL OnpERs, April 8. Captain T. w.
Wyman, TO command U, S. ship Columbus.
Surgeon d. Ticknor, to U. 5. ship Colum-
bus, as Fleet Surgeon to East India Squadron.
Surgeon J. A. Foltz, to be Fleet Surgeon of
Brazilian Squadron.
Purser John De Bree, detached from Navy
Yard, Norfolk, to U. S. ship Columbus.
Parser Samuel Forest to Navy Yard, Nor
folk
Lieutenant S. B. Thompson, leave months
<sick.)
Lieut.. J. D. johnson, detached from U. S.
schr. On-ka-hy-e.
Lieut. f. Laner, detached from U. S. sloop
Falmouth (sick.)
Chief Engineer William sewell, jr. to U. S.
steamer Mississippi, at Boston.
Passed Mldshipman E. Donaldson, detached
from u S. store ship Erie, leave months.
Passed Midshipman E. Lloyd Winder, to U.
S. store ship Erie, as Acting Master.
Passed Midshipman J. N. Brown, order de-
taching him from U. S. ship Falmouth revoked
Midshipman P. G.. Dallas, to Navy Yard
Pensacola.
Midshipman s. J. Bliss, to Receiving ship al
Boston.
Assistant Surgeons Charles J. Bates, James
McCleland, S. r. Addison, and J. o. G. Bar
clay, to report for examination, on the LIST prox
mo, to Surgeon John A. Kearney, Presiden
of the Board of Examiners, for promotion.
Joseph White to be Navy Agent, Baltimore
vice Samuel Mcclellan, removed.
Lewis Sanders, be Hemp Agent for TIT
State of Kentucky, vice James Hamilton, re
moved.
Daniel Pierce, to be Naval Storekeeper a
Portsmouth, N. H., vice Chas. w. Cutter re
signed.
/ y. F. Fl. Claiborne, to h"
] for Louisiapa -
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LYNCH Law REVIVED. The Southern Tri-
bune, published at Pointe Coupe, Louisiana,
says: GA preacher, whose name, we believe,
was living, attempted to commit a rape on a
little girl about years old, somewhere on the
Atchafalaya, about two weeks since. He was
caught, tarred and foathered, rode on 4 rail,
and then put in canoe and turned adrifl in
the Bayou, without oars or paddles of any kind
We have been informed that jug of water
and loaf of bread was put in with him, so
that if people were afraid to venture near the
strange bird to assist him. he would be safe from
starvation.
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FIRE IN THE MoUNTAlNs. The Winchester
Republican says there has been raging, for Sc
veral days past, very destructive fire in the
North Mountains above destroy
ing much timber, fencing, &c. We learn that
the Blue Ridge has also been on fire, and great
damage has been suffered. The long spell OF
dry windy weather has caused a back-set to
vegetation, and the wheat is suffering for rain.
But q Change must soon come.
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OPERATE DiGNlrY. De Begins, the singer,
refuses to sing at Castle Garden, where they
charge Twenty-Five cents admission and sell
whiskey ponclt and villanous cigars. His SEN
sitvenoss cannot stand such desocration of
the divinity Of song.
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ELEcrIoS. The American Republicans of
Williamsburg, l.. l., elected on Tuesday, their
Treasurer by Io1 votes over the Democratic
candidate, and secured out of Trustees.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER. A man named Pat
rick Brown inflicted q severe wound with ra-
zor OIL the throat Of his wife, in Philadelphia,
on Thursday, and then attempted to cut his
own throat, They were both taken 10 the hos
pital 1t is said jealousy was the cause of it..
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Thomas w. Dom. There is report in
Providence that Gov. Fenner intends calling
the General Assembly together, and recon-
mending the liberation of MIR. Dorr.
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GOATS SPOOL @, 7rroy
TGN Coats superior six cord "A small lot of
At Wv warranted 200 yardsjus, recevsdf o . COT
cheap wholesale and re,,u iDnlES L0VEJOY,S
opposite Clipper ofiee '"''imore OF
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IN New qoRK. Mr., Gales, the venerable
editor Of the National lntclligencer, is among
the visitors Of the Astor House. Mr., Webster
remains there, being detained in the city by
professional business
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FIRE AT Troy. The store of Webb & Az
erell, and the dwellings of Mr. Hubbell and
MIR. Plumb, at Troy, n. Y, were consumed on
Tuesday.
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PowHATrAN FACroRY. 1t is stated that the
Powhattan Cotton Factory, near this city, has
been purchased for the sum of S65, 900.
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FltEciGHTS TO PHILADELPHIA,
ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 lbs.
NO TRANSIIIPMENT

The Philadelphia, Whining
ES5SE:s.ssS55 Al ton and Baltimore Rail Road
syssrsssl.ssS 6sssstAsssA. Company have made ample
s-ssskSs.-ssRS-IsS-sfgTan permanent arrangements
to transport all goods and commodities that may ofer
brtween the cities OF Baltimore and Philadelphia daily
except Sundays and are now taking Merchandize'
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. &C.. at the above very re-
duced rate, through 10 Philadelphia.
FRElGHTs viii be received at the Companys Depot,
corner of President aud Fleet streets between the
hours OF A. Nj. and p. NJ. and be promptly for
warded As directed
Special cont osf,to eshs will be made if desired
by The car lOa otherwise.
ap1-6tn A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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lave lived together 81 years.
ou was about 10 pears old when married
ana Aif'. Ford about IT years old. Thew were
both vel and hearty. "'''
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4 esq.,, FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

n eessss]S FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
KISS, BRIDGE and EASTON The steamer
MISUNDERSTANDING MARYLAND having undergone tho.
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement both
IN hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst she will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Du2an's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter for Annapos,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, b, way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CIfESyi2RTOIpN and CENIREPTLLE.
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will 70 to Ches-
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock, and
continue the above until further notice.
mhl4 LEMUEL G, TAYLOR.
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ST.. DOMINGO. The Courier des Etats Unis,
has letters from ST. Domingo to the I'd ultimo.
Four of the consprators of the l4th of Fehru-
airy, were executed in the presence Of the high
officers of State and the Church on the lst of
March, the anniversary of independence. -
Eight more were banished Those convicted
to death, received the sacraments in the pre-
sence of 500 persons, and were then shot. One
of them was woman, who had shown per-
feet constancy in resisting every effort to pur-
chase her testimony to the conspiracy.
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THE CANAL. The Hagerstown Torch Light
states that five of the districts Of Washington
county have filled up the guarantee required of
that county, for the delivery of ls5, 900 tons of
tonnage by the Chesa peake and Ohio canal
The same paper states that there are now five
bidders for the contract to complete the canal,
one of whom is Captain Thomas g. Harris, OF
that co untY.
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GALE ON THE RIVER. The Albany Atlas of
the 9th inst. says;-"Last night was very
severe one for all kinds of craft upon the
water. Mr. Ostram: the pilot Of the Roches-
ter, informs us that at no time within his ex-
perience as pilot, has he been in such Sc
we're storm upon the Hudson. The wind blew
hurricane, dashing tho water over the decks
of the R. congealing it to ice, SO intense was
the cold"
Poisoned. We learn, says tho Richmond
Star, that lady was poisoned in New Kent,
Va, on Friday, by a colored girl about Ia years
of age. The fatal drug was sifted upon some
turnip tops, served up for dinner, of which the
unfortunate victim partook freely. A physi-
cian was called in as soon as possible, but il
was found unavailing to save her, and she died
in great agony in short time.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.


a sasY7 DAILY (EXCEPT sUNDAYS)
Sss;;Gs :ss<fn at7 O'Clock, 4. M, through in Eight
AkssaHassslsa. Hours and in full time 10 connect
Nth the itnc for Nem York. Fare Sc.
CITI IENS' UNION LINE,
VIA FRENCH TOWN and NEWCASTLE. The
well known steamboat CONSTITUTION, Captain
CHAYTOR, has commenced her regular Tips for the
season, leaving BowIy's Wharf, foot of South street,
at o'clock, A. NJ, daily except Sundays for Pha-
delphia. THROUGH IN EIGHT HOURS.
%" The Company's Boats having been thoroughly
ovehaued, are now in the most complete order, and
vastly superior in style, ample accommodations and
speed, TO any Line out of Baltmore-whist the pro
verbal poteness and eentlemanly standing of the
Captains will ensure every attention TO the comfort
and safety of passengers.
rare TO Ihlladelpha. 20
Fare to FrenchtoWn. ..........,.. | 90
Fare TO Ford's Landing. .......... 90
The following splendid Boats compose this Line
Steamboat CONSTITUTION, Capt. CHAYToR.
Steamboat GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. TRIPLE.
Steamboat ROBT. NORRIS, Capt. DOUGLASS.
Steamboat OHIO, Capt. DAVIS.
GTT- This is the only Steamboat Line that reaches
Philadelphia in time 10 connect with the Line for New
YORK the same evening. Q3- Breakfast on board.
mh29-d A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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SUICIDE AT BETHANY, Conn. We learn
from New Haven paper, that man named
Beecher attended the polls on the 18th inst and
voted He left for home about noon, and un-
harnessed his horse as usual. While eating
his dinner, he told his wife that it was the last
meal that he should ever eat. Immediately af-
ter dinner, he took his gun, and said he was
going out TO shoot squirrel. He proceeded
about fifty rods from his house, went into coal
hut, pulled off one of his boots, and either sat
held the muzzle of the gun to his neck, and
fired it with his feet His wife soon followed
and found him dead.
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CINCINNATI AND PYTrSHUEEH
U. :. MAIL STEAM PAEkE EMS

IL: .z.;ys .ls - ss1:sI
EE iBEitNTA, John klinefcltcr master, will
I'd q leave Pittsburgh every TUESDAY, and Cncin-
hhl every FRIDAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
NEW ENGLAND, Samuel b. Page, master, will
leave Pittsburgh every WEDNESDAY, and Cincin-
matt every SATURDAY MORNING, AT 10 O'Clock.
CLIPPER, Nelson Crooks, master will leave Pitts
burgh every FRIDAY, and Cincinnati evety MON
DAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock
The above boats are new and are not surpassed in
speed and accommodations by any boats in the trade,
and being Of light draught will continue III the trade
the entire season. mhlS-l Inn
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1--we Oak Agent
.---' vice A. g. Southall removed.
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AN ANCIENT CoUrLE. A gentleman named
Ford and his wife, are now living in '"
county, Ky, who h~--
Mr. y
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FOR PONGOTEAGUE. AC-

I5rs=.rj >ss1lsssas.s CONAC Co, +. $. OF VA. The
Moan FAIRBANK, will touch AT Pongoteagne, Acco-
mac Co., T. s. OF va, her trips to and from Fred
ericksburg as heretofore, ard will continue TO leave on
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
For Freight OF Passage, apply to
:. ". SHOEMAKER, Agent,
mh6 Office Huolies; Ou,y
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Ten lines or less make asquare-ifa an advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion
All advertisements are payable al the time Of their
insertion.
g5-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, q Large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daily V published every Saturday morning. al the low
price of $l00 per annuiu.
lTS- All papers sent by mall kscont inueJthe day
90 which the advance payment expires,
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.''.'iings

.'.'iings
Gloves, me,;u of all kinds
S Suuspenderss -"
Watch Cn--.
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FOR FiEDERICKsRURC,

3Sss,3sss4asiE- lNGS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK
RIVER. The Steamer RAPpAhANNOCK, Captain
NOAH FAIRBASK, VIZ Ieavc Hughes Quay, fol the
ahovc PAGES, on SAT- RDAf AFTERNOON, the St
OF March, at ) O'Clock. aud VIII continue to leave
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the SEASON.
Freghts vii! he received board on Friday and Sat
Hrday.
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hy-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, & BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
fa carriers, only sir and quarter cents per week
payable 10 the Carriers only, at the end of each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail to distant
subscribers, the rate of Four Dollars per yearpay
able, always in advance.
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aaIr Work
Stars, Laces
Navy Anchors
WIN Fronptitude 'ei' with
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PRICE ONE CENT
THE ONLY REGULAR 0PPo-

EssxsS1ssSss.a SITI0N LINE To PHILADEL-
8ia2s1s!sAss PHlA-Ry Individual EnieipfiZe
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, commenced run
ming on Saturday morning, March the LIST, 1916, at
O'Clock, A. NJ and will continue to leave the corner
Of Light and Pratt streets, at the above named hour
daily, Sundays excepted, (unIil further nuticc)
&c Passengers for Ford's Lending. Chesapeake
City, st. Ge0fge's, Delaware City and Newcastle,
will take this line.
Passage to Phad. 81 50 TO St. Georges al lq
g TO Newcastlp % Chesapeake City IS
+" to Delaware City % Ford's Landing -
0z.rhis is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever run between Baltimore and Philadel-
phil. ROBERT NJ. HILL, Agent.
TICKETS to he procured at the office, No. l9GN
L. corner OF Pratt aud Light streets. mhl3-tf
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REDUCTION OF FARE-NEW AR

REDUCTION OF FARE-NEW AR
RANGENlENTS.
s,<,.,,s, e, 60, r Pni IA WILMI Ga /,
Es5s ss.l Ehh.llsAksA- RAILROAD. UNITED STATES
sS-es9s,--3fZss=iM mail TRAISs-thromgh in q.
hours! Via fiayre de Grace, Elkton, Wilmington
and Chester to PHILADELPHIA, now running daily.
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying tle Uni ed States
Mail, leaves Prattst. Depot daily except Sundays,l
at O'Clock, A. NJ Passengers arrive in Philadelphia
in full time to continue on by the mail train for New
York reaching that city by half past tea O'Clock the
same evening FARE-S3.
The EVENING TRAIN, also carrying the U. States
Mail, leaves Pratt st. Depot daily, AT o'clock P. NJ.
after the arrival Of the Cars from the South a q West,
through in hours. FARE So.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
FARE THROUGH ONLY SO CENTS.
The Company's Freight Train viii leave daily Tex
ccpt sunday at O'Clock, P. M arriving in Pladel.
pha early next morning, Fare only so cents.
~ The Return Mail Passenger Trains leave Phila-
dephia respectively, at O'Clock. T. NJ, and lOl z.
NJ. The Freight Passenger Train leaves Phiadephia
at ) O'Clock, p, NJ A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
PAssEN G EKs For PORT DEPUSlVE
FARE THROUGH IS CENTS.
Passengers leave the De- sce.sV7
ttss.s.ssl pot, Pratt street, in the cars
kssZs.ysJ of the Philadelphia, vii S Sstks.aaszssazA
T-+S2-,-m ington and Baltimore Railroad Company,
DAILY except Sundays) at O'Clock, A. NJ Reach
haVre, de Grace at IL and then proceed to Port De
poslte by steamer Gosport, Capt Sturgeon.
70 Tickets must be procured at the office before
ph27 A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
HAMEs Nj. HAIG, No. l2l BALTIMoRE-sT:
ef (four doors above South sreet,) wholesale and
retail manufacturer of GIMPS, PRINCES, T.ssELs,
Odd Fellows h Masonic REGALlA, FLAGS, BAN
| NERS, SC, and dealer in MILITARY TRIMMIN
| HOSIERY, GLOVES, SC, which re of"
on terms THAI cannot fail TO give ever
His stock comprises, in part -
| Trimmings of ali kinds -
Weddings, Lacer % Tor sal
| &c following articles
ior Ladies' dresses
Odd Fellows and
assets Masonic Regaa
.s, Edgngs Purse twist
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ITEMS OF News. fezekiah Willard has
been appointed collector of the port Of Prov-
dence in place of Gen, Carpenter, declined.---
Gen. Hardin, late member of Congress from
Illinois, has accepted public dinner rendered
by the citizens of cksonville,--There were
2l7 foreigners and 1877 Americans admitted in
to the N. Y, alms-house last weeh.--Solo-
mon Haight, an illegal voter has been arrested
in New York.-Mr. II. NJ. WEIGH had his
pocket picked of $4,000, in New York, on
Wednesday Within the last six weeks
there has been in New York suspension of
payment by six large mercantile houses for
from $4,000 to 100000 each.----A second
parcel Of Havana segars has been exported
from Rochester to Toronto under the draw
back.--The small pox is raging violently at
Chicago.
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. assets
-..s, Edgings
Tailers' Trimmings
Buttons of all kinds
Gimps, Cords, &C.
Steel Buttons
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:, charge with a
.vpy Of a Bill of Exchange
J, SWAN.