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Yartsisn ibre Masu9sn rsbt ausfibrsn fann
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riffs, iine bic 6aupt:Masrsssln Der ecfcfcfcs,
msltbs iie ,pdbrene oisfsr Sisun9 purb;ufibs
rem bsabiibti9tsn. Die srifs 1T bsrsits 9lids
litb eurb ras Msprsitntantsnbaus ssfommsn,
mas ibr Sbifial i'm Gsnat fsin mirb, milIen
mir nod nitbt. Die bsipen anbern nerosn piel
tsiprcdsn msresn une llrlabs gum 3etwr9eus
Den 9sbsn. Ole lsstsrs wirb, bsm Nnftbsn
nact, pieleitbt gar nibt terlibrt weretn; unS
10 miro Der 4ts Mdr; bsranfcnmsn bspcr ets
mas 9Seisntlides 9stban 1T. 2Sis mir pers
nsbmsn bsablithti9sn bic Qrfcs jset jismib
mpbsrat Su blsibsn, aber i'm nddblfen @cnerslIs,
100 lis cine Msbrbsit in bsioen 5duisrn sr,pars
ten, foil oas ding rsbt los9sbsn uno nit sins
mai eurh9sfibrt wsresn.
1Oicoer Gin erplooirter Sumbua. -
Dor eini9en 9Goben eribisn in ben 3situn9sn
Die Nsui9feit, pas nlebrsrs Der flsinsn 8iirifsn
9sutiblancS 9(nitaltsn mabtsn bre Dsrbrss
der uno 9lrmsn nab ben Ser. Staatsn ;u srz
prrtirsn. 9isfs Nsuisfsit mar auf cine anti
Iihs MittbsiIun9 ts5 @rs@cnIuls g # an uns
fers 6esisruns 9s9rlinest, uno ibsn oabsr fsn
Mdbrbsn ;u fsin. Cine Nn;abl Der rsbhb
aslinntsn 9sutihsn in Nsu Vprf mar barber
auf9sbrabt trafsn Nnifotsn bic oSabrbst Der
2ln9abs su erforlben uno womt9lib Die 2(uSs
fuDruns zines 70 fhdneIibsn Ylanss ;u psres
tsln. Cine bsirnbsrs Committee wuroe ernannt,
meltbe Elm Sbrsten an Den Staat6isfrstdr
ausfsrti9ts uno bsnislbsn um Nusfunft ms9en
Der rtensrrdbntsn W1ttbsilun9 sriubtsn. Die
2tntwrrt rss StaatsisfretdrS iit fetbsm funb
9swcrecn unb ss sr9ibt iid, eas burbaus fsn
Sd)rsibsn her Nrt in jsnsm 9spartsmsnts err
baltsn murbs. SaS Ganss mag eabsr fir es
nsn erpleeirten Sonmbu9 9eltsn.
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Gbaler. Das Seuer fell oas Wert zines
0ranbffifter5 fein. ID.

Ibaler. Das Seuer fca oas Msrt zines
8ranoififters fein. ID.
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rclineitr. cine alte Srau. Namens Mc-
Donnel. beinabe su Sooe uerbrannt. Gin
BON ibr sum Grodnen ouf ben Sfen ee.
leoter 6aufen 6oli fine ndmlib an au
bremen uno in Dem 8erlube. oas Sener
Su l6lbeu. orif oai1elbe ibre &leiosr an
uno ibre rebte Seite tpuroe 70 fbredIib
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0ulfe oelinoen miro. Die 1lnoludIibe pom
Scoe ju retten. ID.
rnennuno iir lS4S. --0ie
gsusWorf "Gribune" laot, oob Die 8bios
bon 9eneiee uno gates Gaunties, BON
eeoparo. Gapnea Gountp. Sort ploin.
Montoomerp Gauntp, @eitfislo. Gbau
touque Gauntp. uno in mebreren onoern
Sbelen oes Stoats, ueulib Gonpentionen
eeboten babsn. um Gntlbsiounsen bin
fItbtllb Der in Sufunft su befoloenoen
Waabre9eln 3u tref1en. Sci ieoer Son
usntion wuroan 8slblui1e einitimmis an
9enommen, oab lie Wbio @runoidee unb
oen Wbi9 Iamen beibsbalten, uno iitt>
bon aien Serbinounoen entfernt balten
wouen. Die nit beioen unpertrdolieb fno.
Die 8bios bon Date5 Gauntp ernonnten
6einricb Slap ale ibren Gonocaten fir
prelioent in lS4S. 2(uilcrbalb cey Staot
llno, tple mir olauben, nur orei @bi9
Seitunosbldtter in unierm Staate. melbe
Dem Natiui6mus ooe Wort recon. 3pel
oerielten ilnp in 2llbanp. uno cine in III
tier eauntp-ni6t cine norolitb ooer meif
Ilb bon Ilbanp. 60 1T es oub in Yenn
iDluanen. no mir elnioe Spuren bon
ytatlpsmu5 in pitt5buro bemtyfsn. allein
feline aulTerbolb pbi'aoelpbia. Sn Sbio
nei9t iicb oub fein cinSloes Sbe Slatt
Dem Wotiulsmus su, uno Der Ssnat bat
Itcb 10 eben nit d 9e0en l Stimme oaoe
gen ousoeiproben. 60 1T es, nit 2lue
nabme eini9er oroben StdOte, curb Die
oan5e Union. 8on Elm tauleno @b9btdt
tern i'm eanoe, buloioen feline 5span5io
Dem Natiulsmus. 8ubioe ueberte9uno
bat Sauienoe wieoer surud oebraebt. mel.
be bel Den eriten Sbmersen iiber Die CT:
llttene Nieoerla9e entlbloiItn parcn ;u
Reiben oer ytatipss iibersueebsn. Die
Stoot yeeu yorf, melbe suerlt bic Siam:
me Der llnoulclamfsit ourb Den fatalen
Srrtbum bel unierer lesten Stoohpabl
anfabte, miro ibren beoanoenen 8ebter,
70 met es nur irseno moolilb III, bel Der
Soobl i'm ndblten Qpril nieoer GUT su
MAIDEN iuben. Wan miro Die oroBe 3abl
oer Mbios ME ipieoer in cine iolcbe Sale
frieoen, als we i'm pori0en Wonat. Sin
8eriub bcr Urt 1T oollfommen 5inreibeno
fir ile. Soan. Sat.
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600 unter oen Wleeresfiiben.

Ole pblaoelpbla Serelnl9te Staoten
GoSette beri0tet ouf 4utoritdt eines
Sreunoes, lpelber 10 eben bon Dem Mee.
resufer in SteusSerlep Suriief 9efsbrt 1T,
oab oas 9on5e l1fer fir cine Streefe BON
breibi9 biz piersi9 Mellen BON tooten 81:
iben bsoecft iit, pelebe BON Dem Meer
aus9ewcrfen poroen linb. Sic iinb bon
alIen @attuneen bon Dem fleiniten Sarlb
bis gum 9robten Storfilb eini9e &ocf>
fiibe, bic BON uierSi9 bis fiinf5is pfuno
tpieeen, uno f0itlibe Weerfiitbe. 8sle
BON ben SiiDen peroen bsrauseeIputt,
ebe Te toot itno. 60 CROP 1T ibre I'm.
aabl, oab oer Seribterltatter i1dste Dap
auf eeamin9s Sea6 allein bel Sebn tau=
feno 8ul6eI oerielben lie9en miifen.
was iib unter Den Siiben Suestraeen
bot, fonnen mir nibt iaeen, inoem mir
nibt tpifen welben un9eiunoen Sin fluI=
fen iie unten in ben Nleere5tiefen ausess
feet iino> aber etpos Qu6eroroentlibas
muB iib 5u9etra9en baben, oas Elm 70
aus9ebebntes uebel perurlabt bat. &ann
es elm pulfanilber Qusbrub i'm Meer eez
usien iein eanc. 8plsff.
Die Intirentunrubsn in Eeni1elear u.
ben anitobenoen gaunties ereifsn INNER
mebr um fib. Nibt aQein baB bic Gin
pobntr, pie frdber, Den 8ent 5u sobten
ftb perspei9ern, spiro audi nob mebrfoeber
anoern unfu9 unter oielem Dedmantel
setrieben. Die llnrubeftifter perfleioen
ftb als Snoiansr, ooer beeen unb besabz
len anoere oa fir es gu tbun, uno als fol-.
DE be9eben fIe mas fte molten, lpn6en,
tbeeren uno feoern, uno iiben allerlei Sc
paltbdtiefeiten aus. Die Sbritte oer
Re9lerun9 paren bis ieet INNER 5u natbs
il6ti9, ais oab ite cas- l1ebel eeboben bit
ten, uno es 1T nun 70 tpeit eebisbsn, oab
i'm eaufe oer leeten @olbe in Columbia
eauntp uno 2enielear 60. stpei Mdnner
BON ben perfleibeten Snoianer ermoroet
tpuroen. Mebrere Der Snbianer murben
perbaftet, uno @oup, 8oud bat cine
proflamoton erloiTen, in pelber ct Die
GiuilzSeamtsn, DEFENDERS bic SberifFe,
iener Gauntes auforoert, bic Sc lcee ;u
banobaben, uno n6tDiaenfaQs ale Mdnner
dber finf;ebn Sabre alt su ieiner 6alfe
;u rufen uno iie gu betpaFnen, ,piorisenz
fats iie ibre SteQen perlieren wuroen.
Diele S6ritte tperoen tpobl, tpie l6on Of
ter, Die momentane 2ube berffelIeu audi
pieuei6t Die M6roer oer 9erebten Strafe
uberliefern, allein oas llebel ielbit fann
nur bur6 uniere @eiee9ebune seboben
meroen, uno mir bofTeu, oab oiele in ibrer
adbfen Sisun9 Die Sa6e 5ur Sprabe
unb 100 moelib 3ur Gntibeibuns brin=
GER tpirb. gSeltb.
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&ircbeu=Stafiifif. 6

Gin Suunb bat uns fcl9enoe Statitif bon
Scossfdasn Con frmotionen uno Sauftn eins
9ebdnSi9t, ,pslbs i'm perfloiFnsn Sabre 1914
in Der bislissn eeutfdslutberiieben Kird,c,
in Der oeutfbsreformirten unb in Der Gls
fo6er Kirebe porfamsn:
gutEeriId,e sKirebe. Gjeffcrbsn 60 @r>
matbfene, mcpon 44 mdnnlitsn unb 16 meib.
litben Gsfbletts naun; Ginosr ifarbsn 81 ;
onfirmlrt pureen "a !; aetauft 249, ndm!iCb :
1913 Gnaben unb I26 Mdoden.
Eefermirte Hirbe.- -@sifcrben so @r:
wablsns-41 mdnnldsn unb 80 meibliebsn
@efhebts /; &inosr ifarben 40; eonfrmirt
murrsn so; 9etauft ITO.
Elfaner Kirdbe.-Gsifcrten 80 @rwad)s
fene-50 mdnnlcben unb 40 neiblitben @e:
fblcd)ts; &ineer ffarben As; ecnfrmirt nurs
Den SO; getauft 203.
Cine sn9liitbs 3eituns meIbst, bas goupsrs
nor pcrtsr Die firSlib in bisfsr @auntp anass
fauftsn eifenpsrfe wisbsr an bic osrrsn M.
unb s.. 9icbinfon, BON Der Wanaea Eurnaf,
psrfauft bats ;u bsmfsIten Yrsiis welbsn sr
caiir bsjablts, NIT gorbsbalt bss 0iebts in
esm ecrnpa0 erjla9er. gSabrfebeinlieb bss
abiitbti9t. Der Gcupsrntr nod)mal auf Nemtsr
su fpsfulirsn, ,pas. Wis CT aus grfabruna miIs
fen mrb, bsqusmsr iif wis bas gsIbdft sinss
eiienmsifsrs. gs foute uns gar nibt mum.
bern, Wsnn ct iib in ben Ser Ssnat bsrsin
;ubrin9sn psriubts uno ss AUDI ausfibrts
9Gm. 8. pclf, eiq., oer jinssrs 8rubsr bss
srrpdblyn preioentsn, bsfinbst ib bsrsits auf
sinem Ssiube in Baibinetcn. Gin bort sssens
wdrtissr Qsmtsriutsr fbrett, CT isi Gin fb6s
nsr ausfsbenosr junser Mann ,pis fsin 8ruosr
-stna 35 Sabr alt, bsinabe Sus lang, ees
rabs. .uno an9snebm in feirem Ssnsbmnn, NIT
ftparssm 5aar unb ftarSsn Wusen. Osan
psrmutbst, bas bisfer nsusntosdte abcnis Die
Stsae BON BOB spler einnsbmen unb ale Ilirs
fprsber Der Memtsrfudtr biensn pirb.
Die gblttsntabn 1T bsrsits bti uns ruisosr
perfbwunbsn unb pas 1Setter msbr bsm MdrS
,pis benz Sanuar dbntib.
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Cine 3situns BON 9sIamars 9ibt fplgsnee
Ssidreibun9 BON elmer STRIDE uno Rirdeness
msinps in jsnsm Staats, Die mobt iu ben SsIs
tenbsitsn 9sbtrsn m6gsn:
2(n @antweQ's Srude, sinem flsinsn bibs
fbsn 9trfbsn an bsr Mountaineering, uns
esfdbr ssBn MsiIsn BON Smprna, 1T Elm 0uas
fer Ssts ODER Mistin9z oaus, bon Sadifeinsn
erbaut, eaS nur II Sus lang une brett 1T.
&tsin wis ss lit, bat es oob BON ausen unb ins
nen allss Nnfsbsn ,pas srtssrs @sbdubs Der
2trt BADEN. Die @emsnbs bsfebt nur aus els
nem Manns, sinsm rsipsftablsn OudfsrsSaus
er, bet rssslmdkis snsinaI ~aben'lib iib bort
snfnbet unb bic 9swtbnIihs 3sit oarin fist.
Der 1T wsnsitsnS iiter, sas ibn 9esmano
brdnst ODER fsnsn Ylae bsisst.
Gin 5felet sefunoen.-9as Ssripps sis
nss Mannss wurps firiIh in ben fiSIebsn
9sbr9sn bei @arlisIs, pa. esfunesn. Bon esm
9tnisbsn Der Sleiasr, Die um ealTslbs binssn lit
es mabrfhsinlb, bas ss Elm Sabr bort ssIs9sn
babsn mag. Ribts bat fb feitbem srsisnst
mas 9lusfunft ssbsn fcnnts wer Die psrion
mar. Wan permutbet, bas es elm in ben @e
biresn perirrter Sdssr mar, ber ats elm Opfsr
Der Sdlte fIel.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-28
MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Of, ls45.
FROM THE EXCHANGE RgApINe-RooM BOOKS.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Brig Oceanus, Smith, City Point, Va. master.
Schr Gallant Mary, Evans, West indies, Kirkland
Chase s. Co.
Schr Emma, Cole, New York, !. Mankn.
Steamer Lopez, Harris, Norfolk master.
Schr Zenobia, Brown, Savannah, J. X. Randall.
Steamer Cumberland Comary Philadelphia, Z. G.
Harris
SAILED, this aternoon-Brgs Baltic Arey Bar
BADGES; Harp, (new) Caton st. Thomas schrs James
Power, Keene, Nassau, N. p; Comet, Bonney for
Charleston; Zenobia, Brown, Savannah.
ARRIVED,
Brig Homer, Leila, Id days from New Orleans mo-
lasses, to +. w. Bruno & Sons.
schr Elizabeth Ann, Mclean, from Philadelphia
mdse. 10 John w. Brown.
sehr Ann Orelia, Hess, from Philadelphia, 500 bags
sugar, to Order.
MEMORANDA
Ship Cincinnati: Wilson, of altimore from Liver
pool, 18th july arrived at Macao Goth Oct
Brig Lady Adams, Hale, of Baltimore sailed from
Macao 9Th Nov for Chusan.
Brig Robert Bruce, Gardner, from Savannah was
left at Havana 9th inst.
Brig Selma Jackson, from Rio Grande, via Hanp-
ton Roads, of Boston, was reported going in Holiness
Hole Odd inst
Brig Helen Mcleod, Landis for Orleans, cleared
at New York 18th inst.
Schr Mary, Rowland, from Providence for Bait!
more, arrived at Newport oath inst.
Schf Alicia Walter from Baltimore for Barbados,
was spoken 29th inst. lat IS 49, lon e. 50tree days
out from Cape Henry.
Schr Flor del Mar, Knnear, from Baltimore arriy-
ed at Portsmouth, N ii. Doth inst.
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TIN WARE, TIN WARE, SC.
d. nIE,T

H. ~ GnaN - and Dealers generally will find in our
w hhr hooMS the most extensive assortment Block
iil' Japanned aud Plan-rivetted TIN WARE in the
Guy when has been manufactured under the inme-
dae supervision of the subscribers of the best mate
tld' anu ny me most competent workmen, and war
ranted to give perfect satisfaction
Dealers VIII find at our establishment not only a
large sleek OF Tin WARE, hut every thing in the
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, of which catalogues
can always be had.
Our prices are extremely reasonable, merchants
will therefore give us n call before purchasing.
JAMES CORTLAN Il son.
No. IS Baltimore street, End door east of
Harrison-st and opposite the Centre Market.
n3- Purchasers will have their goods packed and
sent TO any part of the city flee of charge fc2e-f
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BARNHHL'S INDELlBLE INK

THNH T. superiority of this Marking Ink is now very
n genefaHy acknowledged by the Druggists and
consumers OF The article ia Phladeph and NJ York
a large number OF whom have already tested it, and
have pronounced II superior to any other indelibIc
whole process OF marking may he completed in tire.
minutes, even at midnight, if desirable Nofice th.
following recommendations:
lNDELlBLE INK. Messrs. Potts, Linn u,r,s
No. 2l3a Market, above Fifth manufacture and have
for sale, among articles in their line of business IA
druggists, an admirable ink truly indeible.
1t WILL by its beauty and the simplicity of lis lis,
commend itself to the regard of those who like to "a,
mark upon their apparel, and would like tina, aarh
neat and plain.
From the editors of the North American Of Mar Ia
IndeHbe Ink. We have tried some of BarnhilI,s f.,
delble Ink and cheerfuy recommend it 10 all those
wishing to mark on linen cotton. II rams freely
ana requires no previous preparation
II is for sale by Messrs. Pots, Linn s. Harris No
2l3i Market street.
tCopy of an advertisement OF April l9thl
bGrnhtFs Lidehble Ink. Just received n supply of
's celebrated Ink, and having tested it thoroughly
am prepared to warrant il equal if not superior 70
any made IN the United States, of the imported.
ALEXANDER HARPER,
wholesale Druggist, Market-st., above 18TH
tCopy of an advertisement of April 9th
BdrhIHs Superior Indeiibie Ink. The subscriber
mas received supply Of this valuable article, which
ne confidently recommends to the public as the very
pest IN me market 1t is used without preparation
and produces jet black and indelible impye If
applied according to directions.
EDWARD PARIsHs
Drug and Chemical Store
= w. corner of 9Th and Chesnut-s,;
3-A supply of the above desirable article has bes,s
received and is for sale BY
STABLER CANDY, Wholesale Agents,
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Retail Agents,
Corner of Baltimore aud Hanover Sta
ISRAEL ]. GRAHAME, Retail Agents
Conner of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts
10" The Agents are authorized to refund the mo
ney, in any case should it fail give entire sasfa
uoh. fel0- WEN
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ApyERrIsERs-I TO the Public. We respect
fully call public attention to the columns headed
esDis,rict of Columbia advertisements" to be
found on the fourth page of this paper. Per-
son. visiting Washington, either on business or
pleasure, by reference to our extensive list OF
District advertisements, will readily ascertain
where their wants may be supplied. Men OF
business understand the principle that gives life
to trade-they know that filling their establish
ments with goods, or getting up fine p laces OF
entertainment, &c. is not sufficient, but that
they must attract public attention through the
medium of the press; and they know, too, the
more broadcast their advertisements 60, the
better Hence our District advertisers, impress
sed with these truths, have sought the columns
of this paper, to accomplish their object, know
ing that thereby their advertisements will find
their way into the habtations of all classes,
and be read by every body.
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BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD. The bill
before the Senate of Pennsylvania, in relation
to this road, was under discussion on Wednes-
day. the motion pending being TO postpone it
indefinitely. Speeches were made in favor of
the bill By Messrs. Gibbons, Darsie, Sullivan,
Rabbit, Hill and Craig, and against it by
Messrs. Crabb and Champneys.
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n New course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, and eucidated by specimens of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics from NJ. J. C0HES's Cab-
net, at the Masonic HALL, St. Paul'sst,, OH TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb 18th, at Il O'Clock. {G5- The
course will be continued Feb. 30, %, Of, and Mar
3D., 9th and Sth.
subjects Of each Lecture, for sale at the bookstores OF
J. Robinson, No l42, I. P. Cook, No. rs, Armstrong
s. Berry, No 1876, Knight s. Colburn, No ZIG, Cush-
ing * Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; ShurtZ &
Taylor, No, 10 North street; at Barnum's Hotel, and
the Masonic Hall. Gentlemen's Tickets ST., lady's
81 for the cOurse single admission so cts. fe22 ms
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS AND Loss OF LIFE.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Monday says the
steamer Meteor on her upward trip, above that
city, burst one of her steam pipes, by which
four men were killed The steamboat Blue
Ridge, when backing out from the wharf at
Cincinnati on Saturday night, burst a connec-
ton pipe, scalding the engineer, and German
deck passenger very badly, and considerably
njurDg the boat.
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ARREST. Thomas Tanner, aged Is years,
is confined in Montgomery county Jail, await
ug the requisition of the President upon the
Governor Of this State, on charge of being
concerned in the robbery of shoe store in the
District of Columbia.
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PUBLICATIONS. The proceedings of the Ma
tiona! Lords Day Convention held in this city
in November and the proceedings of the hrst
anniversary meeting of the Baltimore Sabbath
Association, have been published-the former
embracing 50 neatly printed pages, and the lat
ter ls. They are received from the publlca-
ton rooms No. South Liberty street.
Nessrs. Parsons and Preston, ISL Pratt ST,
have laid on our table, "Thc Book that will
suit you, or a word for every one''-it is neatly
bound and contains upwards Of 800 pages
Also, "Judac CAPITA" an interesting book OF
upwards of 200 pages.
The Sailors Magazine for February has been
received from the Rev. Mr.. Best, agent.
Messrs. Shurtz s. Taylor, 70 North-st' have
sent us "Cecial, or the Adventures OF Il CoX-
comb'-a Romance Also, the knickcrbock-
or for March
Nlessrs. Gushing s. Bro, Baltimoro-St. have
laid upon our table, "Mount Sorel, or the liel-
ress of the De Vcres." copy of the same has
also been received from Mr.. n. Hickman, Bal
tmOre ST.
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FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY

LAUGH JFHEN YOU can.
MH II. HILL, the celebrated aud unrivacd Per
We. senator of Yankee Character, famiIiary known
rs YANKEE HILL, vii! give n humorous entertain
ment on THIS (Fridau) ElENING, Feb. 23th, 1915,
at the Egyptian Saloon, Odd Fellows Hail. when he
viii introduce the peculiartes of clown East" by
an Introductory Lecture, Anecdotes, Dialogues, Yam
kce Stories, Sayings, Sc. &c, with limitations of
English, French, Irish and American Personages
forming altogether Graphic Illustrations Of more than
TWENTY LAUGllABLE CHARACTERS! which
have been received with the utmost enthusiasm, by
brilliant aud fashionable audiences, i'll the principal
cities of Europe and America.
{G3- Tickets - cents each. 1t
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM.

n5-JOHN SEFTON'S BENEFIT. SATURDAY
March ION Only appearance of the celebrated Mrs.
TIMM, of the Olympic Saloon, Washington, who has
i'll the kindest manner volunteered her services.
First time here will be presented laughable piece
by the author of ''bdviee Gratis" called IT'S ALL
VERY FINE MR.. FERGUSON, BUT YOU CAN'T
BOARD HERE! In which a young lady of Balti-
more will make her second appearance any stage,
Mrs. BOOTH will sing f;tvorite song.
Miss +. INCE will execute several popular com o-
sOns First time here, the elegant act Vande-
vile OF THE ALPINE MAID.
RnSeU ,.... MIS- lNtM.
Who WI "sIng the 'sWild Chamois," arranged for
the Orchestra by the celebrated Pianist, Mr.. Timm.
Dancing by Miss ST. CLAIR.
To conclude with (by general desire) the popular
Drama of THE GOLDEN FARMER; Or, Jenny
rwitcher in England. In which Messrs. CHIPPEN-
DALE, OWENS and JOHN SEXTON, will appear
together for the first time this season. fe23 2t
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YANKEE Hill. This gentleman, as will be
seen by the advertisement in another column,
evening, in the Egyptian Saloon of the Odd
Fellows Hall. His popularity as delineator
of the Yankee character, will attract good
audience
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Corner of Hanover and Baltimore streets.

n5-THE DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN
1914, will meet at the City Hall THIS (Friday) MORN
MING 2sth inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to attend the
funeral of orr late associate in arms ABRAHAM PARKS
1t SETH POLLARD, Chief Marshal.
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n3-BALTIMORELYCEU JouN's CHURCH,
I.IBERTY-sT. The exercises of the Lyceum THIS
friday EVENING, Feb. 2Sh, will consist of Reel
tatiOns, and discussion of the adjourned question:
SHas the union of political and ecclesiastical nsti-
tutens, in the governments of Europe, tended to adj
vance civilization"
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend. The
I,yccum will he called TO order at 7 O'Clock.
III fri BY order, VIM. r. CREERY, Sec'y
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nTy-THE JOHN ENGLAND INSTITUTE Lee
TURES. The Fourth Lecture of the course will be
delivered at Calvert Hall on FRIDAY EVENING,
steal Education. Lecture TO commence at u o elk.
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, % cts: to
be had at J. MurPhy's Book Store, Baltimore street;
]. f. McGlennan's, Gay street, near Exeter Clipper
and Sun Offices at the door of the Hall; and Of the
members. ie26-3tF
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MAIL ROBBERY. The mail bag from White
hall to Albany, n. Y, was cut from the boot of
the mail stage on the night of the cath, be-
tween Troy and Albany. The stolen bag was
subsequently found, but whether any of its
contents were missing had not been ascertained.
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JOHN ENGLAND INSTITUTE. The fourth lee
ture of the course before the John England In
stitute, will be delivered this evening, in Cal
vert Hall, by William Geo. Read, Esq. Sub
ect:-"Physcal Education"
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Postponed. The Legislature has indefinitely
postponed the bill for the measurement of wheat
in this State