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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

Jl9-"BON;T GIVE UP THE TEMPERANCE
SHIP" The Washington Temperance Society will
hold an EXPERIENCE MEETING at their Hall cor.
ner Of Hanover and Camden streets, on MONDAY
next. May 9Th, at "a O'Clock. MIR. SMITH, "7YHE
R.fZOR SfROP MIN" with others, will Address
the meeting. The public are respectfully invited to
attend. VIM TOMBLENSON,
JOHN &. QUAY,
m3 D. GEORGE RDDENSICK
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The ETHIOPIAN OPERA-Bemefto Of Mr.. Joe Co,oell.
This veteran of the Drama puts forth his name for a
benefit to night and appears in his celebrated charac-
ter of ''Crack," in the comedy of ssThe Turnpike
Gate" The simple announcement will secure a
house crowded from pit TO dome. The "Ethiopians,,
will also appear in their admired burlesque on ezra
Diavolo. Secure your seats to- day.
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G3- LECTURE. Endless Misery Useless and False.
Rev. Mr. SHRIoLEY will preach IN the Calvert street
Church TOMORROW (Sunday,) at IL O'Clock, A..
Nj aud al O'Clock, p, NJ. he will deliver Lecture,
embracing three Reasons why Endless Misery would
be Uiefes and fee Reasons why it cannot possibly be
true,
After the delivery Of The morning discourse, the
Candidates for Churca Membership will receive the
Right Hand OF Christian Fellowship, previous to the
administration Of the lords Snpper Ii
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RSONNETs, RIBBONS,

~ AND MILLINERY GOODS.
SALMON T. SMALL, No. 2a1 BALTIMORE ST.,
4doOrS below Charles street, have received by late
arrivals and added to their extensive stock of Miln-
cry Goods, which embraces $50 Carriers Paris RIB
BONS, some most splendid Styles Paris Artificial
FLOWERS, new and richest styles; Bonnet Silks and
LAWNS, and every article Of Bonnet Materials; Ne
apoitan Law BONNETS, new patterns and rich ma
teria; French and English Briants and Rutlands
fine split STRAW; Braid and Straw Bonncts; Leg
horn HATS, and STRAW GOODS, of every descrip
ton, at the lowest New York prices.
hLSO-Ncw style Paris Bazatines and BerareS
Embroidered q IN CHI AM >; French CfINTZES;
Dress SILKS; Rich Mourning GOODS, with great
variety of Fancy and Staple Goods, bought very low
at auction, and will be sold cheap at any estab
lishment in this city.
90 Country Merchants and Millners are invited
to call and examine our stock, where they will find
the best goods at the lowest prices.
mo eot2lstm SALMON s. SMALL,
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WATCHES AVID ,IEWET,RY

%H2 WIN. ROBINSON Matchmaker and Deal.
WJM- erin Watches and Jewelry, CORNER, oppo-
~ site the Museum. has for sale general as
49, Sottment Of WATCHES, CLOCKS, and
JEWELRY. He has received by late arrivals hest
quality of English and Geneva Watches, which he
warrants to be as good and as cheap as can be OBJ
tanned Also, JeweIry, Chains, Breast Pins, Brace
ietS ana clasps; Shirt Studs; Ear and Finger Rings
Gold Lockets; Specks; Thmbles, sc. Silver Spoons;
plated Candesticks; Casters; Fruit Baskets; Dixons
BFltanhia, &c One piice asked, and that price war
ranted as low as like goods be had for eseware.
bclhs PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER, particular at
tention will be paid to REPAIRING all kinds of
Watches corner of Baltimore & Calvert-sts.
hio'eou opposite the Museum.
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MAPLE FOR ENGLAND. Two boat loads of
curled and birdseye maple have been recently
landed in Troy from the west, to be shipped to
England, where this wood is in great request
for cabinet makers
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Total
S9,775,IO2 %


Boats carrying one hundred tons of tonnage
may navigate the entire length of the canal
when completed; and it has been estimated
that, with single locks, 5000, 900 of tons, and
with double locks, 10000, 900 of tons can be
transported ON the canal during navgable
year.
The president and directors appear sanguine
in their anticipations that the state will speedi-
ly derive revenue from the work after it shall
have been completed. The report says
''Among the numerous causes OF gratifca-
ton which will arise from contemplation of
the future, in case our just expectations in this
behalf be realized, not the least viii be the
conviction that, at an early period after the
navigation shall have been opened TO Cumber-
land, the State of Maryland will derive sub
stantill returns from her large investments in
this work. The shadow that has recently been
thrown across her honored name is from the
pillar OF debt that has been built up from her
contributions to this Company, and the burden
of that debt must continue to bear heavily up
on her patriotic people until relief is brought
to them from tie revenues Of the canal,"'
We hope that these antcpations may be
realized, as we believe that they will be. The
Canal will go into operation under guarantee
Of 900 tons or tonnage per annum for five
years, which are equivalent to Sl95, 900 per
annum, being about $50 900 more than will be
necessary to pay the interest on the new bonds,
provide the sinking fund of S25, 900, and dis
charge the interest on the Potomac debt of S..
600 per annum. This surplus will 90 into the
public treasury in aid of the taxes.
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Ill3 2tt

o. PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. A regular
Quarterly Meeting of the Company will be held at
their Hall, on MONDAY EVENING next, 5th instant,
ut O'Clock. The members respectfully requested
to be punctual in their attendance. BY order,
m3 u HENRY NJ. MINOR Sec,y
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03- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Elder b, f. HALL.
from Kentucky, will preach in the Disciples Meeting
House, ST Paul street, on TO MORROW LORDS day.
MORNING. at l0s O'Clock, and in the Evening at y
O'Clock. The public is affectionaely invited.
The ordinance of Christian Baptism will be attend
ed 10 Tomorrow Q.ord's day Morning, at O'Clock,
at Car0ll's Point, Spring Gardens. IT.
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AMERICAN BoNNRrs IN LONDON. A manu-
tacturer of the Neapolitan bonnets in N. York
has received from London an order for fifty
Neapolitan bonnets, for the service of her Ma
Jcsty and the ladies of her court during their
visit to Ireland in July next
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G3-THE REV. f. +. ALLEN, City Missionary
will preach AT the Point Market House on SUNDAY
the 4th inst, AT O'Clock, a. NJ; also at the Centre
Market House, near Pratt street, at O'Clock Z. M II
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PIrTsBuRG. $4,000 have been collected in
New York for the Pittsburg sufferers, and the
amounts yet to be received will swell the total
to $4,000 The largest donors are Woolsey
s. Woolsey, who gave 5000.
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&C Il. s. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CURNICES, &c. &c.
CO" IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, SC. &c.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6d No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET
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Posr OFFICE ROBBED. The post office at
Laurens, S. c., has recently been robbed of
number of letters. A young man named f.
A. Saunier, charged with the crime, has been
arrested,
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EP ALXAHI AND BERAG ES.
ED We have opened large assortment of some
entire new styles Scotch and French BALZARINES
and BERAGES. We also invite the attention of the
purchasing community our extensive stock of rich
SILK, Berase, Cashmere, plain and embroid'd Thibet
Grape and Mouslin SHAWLS; Dress SILKS, as
Gro dc Berlin, Gro dc Swiss striped and ID Armure
plain and striped blue black Gro tain Afrc and other
Silks; Scotch and French LAWNS; striped, plaid
and Lace Muslins; plain Swiss, Jaconet and Cambria
Muslns; Bombazincs; Irish Linens; s, 10 and 10 4
Linen Sheeting; Napkins Towelling &c. &C., with
general assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS, all Of
which will be offered at the lowest prices.
Il. McELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street,
ms Between Calvert and Light SITS.
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ASSEMBLY Rooms. Mons. Adrent This evepi,,v
will give the public large number of most extraor-
binary feats of Necromancy. No doubt there will be
large audience present, as his engagements ia Phi
Iadephia preclude the possibility of longer stay.
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UMBRELLAS. PARASoLs,
NE ERCHANTS HOTEL,

NH hNItNEINNIS IfOThD,
vn CHARLES ST, NEAR BALTIMORE.
Messrs. CUNNING T. HOPKINS having leased
the above establishment, will be ready for The re-
cepton of yisiters on WEDNESDAY, Sth instant,
ana respectfully solicit the patronage of the travelling
community and the czens of Baltimore
This house has underwent thorough repair and
no pains or expense has been spared to render it n
desirable abode for either permanent transient Gus
tom, and TO all who may favor US with their support.
). II. CUMMING,
m3lW' A. NJ. HOPKINS
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a RDERED, this 2d day Of May, I845, by Bal
~ timore County Court, sitting a Court of Equ
y, lhat the sales made and reported by John Ferry,
fefmanen Trustee of George Coss, be finally raihed
anu confirmed, unless to the contrary be shown
on or before the 26th day of May, mstan Provided
copy OF this order be inserted in some daily newspa
per published in the city of Baltimore at least once
25th day of May. The report states the amount of
sales to be s., AGO. By order, (True cony,l
rn3 laW3W a.. = A WI BRADFORD, Clerk F..
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was consumed

DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM. On Monday
evening last, about o'clock, says the Bel Air
Republican, one of the most destructive hail
storms passed over our village--destroying a
vast quantity of window glass, uprooting trees,
Frustrating fences, and doing various other da-
mage to a large amount-some of the oldest
inhabitants of this place state that they never
knew so severe storm and never saw such
large hail.
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TIE MUSEUM. Mr.. T. d. Rice, the original ssJim
Crow" takes benefit this evening at the Saloon Of
of the Museum, and offers very attractive bin.
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o. HEAVEN has blessed us with no richer boon
on earth than the means Of allevia1ug the many ills
TO which our fra bodies are subject. How thankful.
therefore, should we be for the possession Of such a
gift, and how grateful to the man through whose in
strumentaty it is obtained. Read the following from
one Of our most estnable citizens. Ii is amona the
many testimonials thai are daily given:
BALTIMORE, April Goth, lS45
DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS: DearSir-I deem il not
only an act of Justice to you, but duty owe the
public, 10 testify to them that, from ample experience
in the use of your PURIFYING BLOOD PILLS, /
believe them to he THE BEST MEDICINE EVER
USED and TO have produced such good results in nv
family as | could scarcely hope 10 realize from any
medicinal agent Yours, &c.
JAMES S. SUTER, Pitt street, above Exeter
&c These Pills are prepared and sold by Or. John
NJ Williams, NO 20 z. Baltimore ST., fifth door east
OF Front street-prlce % cts per box. ap30
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EG5- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MlLLERS BANK will take place al the Bank
ing House, in Hagerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 5th of
May. Inh2i-t5thM*l Us. POLLARD, Pres't
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q TTENTION! CITY AND COUNTRY!
IA GREAT BARGAINS AND
WAGON YARD FREE!.!
lfyOu want Groceries, Good Flour. Mill Feed, Oats
Corn, Hardware, Cfockery, any thing in our line
call where ii CASH business msures CHEAP Goods.
We offer liberal Barter to the country, and the free
use of onr safe yard, fitted up with high fence, good
sheds and stalls.
{G3- In the city, goods sent home free of charge!
A. w. GOLDSBOEOUGH & Co,
No. 229 East Baltimore street,
NIB Between Bond and Caroline.
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YHNHEY COME! THEY COME. The cry
IL is still they comet Combinations So 60 II and 4l
So SO, two of the small capitals in yesterdays Lottery,
were both sold by FLETCHER & co. No. Holiday
street-one of them to ciizen the other mailed to
Chambersburg, Pa.
THIS DAY, $4,000 for 81. Packages only 50 81
NEXT WEEKS LOTTERIES:
$4,000, MONDAY, tickets 81.
$1,000, TUESDAY, tickets SOL
100000, WEDN ESDAY, tickets SIS.
S20,0O0 THURSDAY, tickets SIS.
$4,000, FRIDAY, tickets 81.
$4,000, SATURDAY, tickets 81.
JAMES FLETCHER & Co,
1t Baltimore, Md
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FRIDAY, MAY 9 le45.


CLEARED,
Schr Direct, Briggs, New York, /. Mankin
SAlLED-Barque Louisa, Gait, for Bremen; brigs
Frances Jane, Coffin, for ST. Johns, p RI Ruby, Nc
Kenze,-
ARRIVED,
Schr Emma Cole, - hours from New York assott.
ed cargo, TO ]. Mankn.
Canal boat Augusta, from Wilkesbarre, anthracite
coal, 10 John Pickel.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
Brazilian steam srhr. Cacique, kagel from YORK.
via Baltimore, bound to Rio de Janero; and brig
Massachusetts, Burgess, from Baltimore for Boston
were in Hampton Roads Both ult.
Barque Chcnanso Snow, of Baltimore, from Bor-
deaux, arrived at New Orleans 22d ut
Brig Saldana, Stubs, of Baltimore, sailed iorn
Mayaguez, z. h. 9Th uIt. for London
schr Isabella, Clark, for Baltimore, cleared at sa
vannab 26th ult.
Scht Reaper, Sears, from Baltimore, arrived al Pro
violence 2Sth ult.
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a HCAYAQUIL fla FS-for sale upon accom-
w modatng terms, by
FREDERICK FlCKEY s SONS,
mo $40 Baltimore street
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MWHO WOULD FAIL procuring ticket in
w the famous Small Fry To DAY? We have
sold $4,000 in prizes this week, and hope close with
the capital OF $1,000 to-day. Tickets 81, qrs. % cts
Packages $3.50, eighths 81 SO. Qg-YelIow house!
Drawn Nos of Yesterdays Lottery, class SO, are
81 60 So 81 % Sd 81 Ill Il SO "a SIS 68 II
BYRNE g. co.
North East of Exchange Place
II and South-st., We How House.
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FIRES, The iron foundry of Messrs Curry
& Miller, at Louisville, Ky, was entirely con-
sumed on Saturday laSt-loss $4,000 Last
week, in the town of Spring Corners, Crawford
county, Pa, a fire destroyed the blacksmith
shop of Hall & Holenbeak cabinet shop of
Mr.. SturdeYant, and the house of Mr.. Charles
Rich, and Mr.. Booth. On the llth inst, the
house of Joseph Patten, in the same county,
was consumed
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IRON Works AT HARRIsBURG. The Harris
burg Argus says: Mossrs David R. Porter, late
Governor of the State, and Michael Burk, are
now nearly ready to blow in their Anthracite
Furnace, which is now in progress of building.
This furnace is located upon the Canal basin,
and is one of the largest kind. 1t is calculated
to make 1000 tons of iron annually, consuming
$4,000 tons of anthracite coal, about $4,000
tons ofiron ore, and 1000 tons of limestone.
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uD EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HB EAL ESTATE AGENCY,
-E0 AZ SEC0ND-ST near the Exchange.
=. FOR SHE A large three story Brick
aSSSs, Dwelling with brick stable and carriage house
ssahA on Lombard street, near High at only Sl500;
Aa-4kfaa handsome ?! story dwelling on Granby-st,
near Exeter, in fee, $l5OO; large dwelling in Barnett
street, near Chades Hotel in Camden ST adjoining
me Railroad Depot large Dwelling in Couiand ST.
IN fec; fine large dwelling in High ST. near Pitt; one
in Glanby-st near Exeter, $500; one in Green, near
Lombard-st. $1,000; three in Ggorge-st near Pennsy-
wanna Avenues fine large Dwelling OH south side of
stiles, near Exeter street, and Others.
BENZ. BOND, or
GEORGE GELBACH,
ms Real Estate Agents, 40 Second street.
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INSANITY, In 70 most recent dissections at
the Bethlehem Hospital, Pa, performed by Mr..
Lawrence, the brain was found to have under
gone some structural alteration. In 400 dis
sections made by Mr.. Davidson, at the Lancas-
ter Lunatc Asylum, the brain was invariably
found disorganized.
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A CRAND SAFE OF SPLENDID CAPI-

A GRAND SALE OF SPLENDID CAPT.
"a tai PRIZES will take place THIS WEEK at
NJ DOYLE'S CAP. PRIZE DEPOT, No. IA PRATT
STREET, opposite the Railroad Depot (next door to
Bratshaw's United States Hote,) where there is kept
constantly on hand aud for sale the highest capital
prizes in all of the various Lotteries. There was sew
era very handsome capitals sold here last week All
persons wishing supply of the ncedul can be ac.
commodated in some of the following magnificent
schemes to be disposed of this week: ....
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets $2s shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. QG3-Go in for package in this s'Thomas
Thumb' scheme Risk on package of wholes only
$l2, halves Sc, quarters SO.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who plr-
chase by the package quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, or share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. la Pratt street,
II ri Opposite b. & .. r. T.. Deeo..
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APPOINTMENTS. The Constitution says that
the President has appointed DIR. Jas. II Tate
Consul to Boenos Ayres. The Madsonian says
that Mr.. Everett has asked permission to return
home, and recommends Mr.. Calhoun as his sue
cessor 1t also says that the appointment of
Charge to New Grenada, has been rendered to
b, A. Bidack, Qate M. c. of Pennsylvania
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FLOUR. A New York letter writer says:-
Flour is coming down the River in perfect
avalanche. Nearly lOO,Ooo bbls were shipped
Eastward from Rochester, in 10 days after the
Canal opened. The tolls at that place amount
ed to SIS, 500 during this time, more than ST.
900 beyond the receipts corresponding with the
same period of time the last year.
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G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
two doors north of Gay-st. nlhla-ly
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ENGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
M All hail to the Small Fry! Expectation has been
the sstip toe" for the drawing of this famous little
lottery. and the day has arrived at last hat the EG
ERTONS' are to put some one in possession of the
$4,000 for d cents. full package of whole tickets
costs but S3 50, qrs only So 81, and chance draw
the 3 highest prizes in the lottery. The drawn Nos.
of class So are
81 60 SO 81 % 81 81 d II SO "a SIS 6s II
Draws TODAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class II. Is Nos. lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
| prize of $4,000 l prize of $500
lODg 300
- 575 3 &" ... 2O0,&e
Tickets Sl-shares in proportion
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Soulll-st and Exchange Place; or
II Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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a. MALL FRY LOTTERY draws TODAY.
- Rich and splendid opportunity to realize good
prize for a small outlay at the prize office ofMILLER
day, three No. tickets, one of $500, whole ticket,
and of $780, half, Nos. Al 81 49, for only 81 %.
Draws TODAY, the Nd Consolidated Lottery,
class 5375 Nos. 10 ballots, making beautiful scheme
for the price of tickets
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize Of 1000 prize of $500
GOO $50
SIS II" 100, sc,
Tickets Sl-shafes in proportion.
Certificate of packages of p whoes SI3 so, halves
Sc rs, quarters 50 81.
For packages single tickets or shares of tickets ap
ply To the old established and most fortunate Office OF
MILLER 4 co.
Corner of Baltimore and St. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. LOTTERY, class SO, drawn
May 2-owest prize $2i
81 60 SO I'll % | Sd 27 Al Il So "a So 60 II
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EOHN II. KENLY, -------- - ..
All ATTGRNEN LAM

81 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office No. SO FAYErTR-sT, near ST. Paul's Lane.
Will give prompt and strict attention to any profes-
sonal business entrusted TO him. mi II
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.. MERCHANTS BANK,
Baltimore, March Doth, lS45.
FNNHE stockholders of this Bank are hereby Motif
ID ed that an election for twelve Directors will be
held at their banking house OH MONDAY, the 5th
May next, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock
mh22 d. SPRlGG, Cashier.
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NH UNROE'S LEAD PENCILS-a complet.
I'VE assortment just received and for sale, by
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
m3 800 BaIljmore s,,eet
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PARDON. Gov. Wright, Of N. Y, has par
doned Davis, recently convicted of aiding in the
escape of Hoag.
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in this month 40 fires and alat ms-o4 of which
were actual fires. Of these Id originated in
brick houses, 8 in frame houses, in stables and
8 in carpenter shops. OF the alarms were
occasoned by the burning Of chimneys and s
entirely false, We obtained the above facts
from the record of the Patapsco Library As.
ISOLATION. ... ". ....'
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FRoM GUYANA, P. r. Capt. Mitchell of
the barque Josephine, at New York, from
Guayama, P. R., reports that tho lain was so
abundant that great fears were entertained for
the safety of the present crops. Many Eu-
ropean orders in the market, and foreign YES
sells constantly arriving. No political news.
DISTRESS IN EAST PRussn There are
1000 families in the county of Oletz without
food or work. Seed corn even had been ex-
hausted. Three fourths of the sheep and one
third of the cattle were lost for want of fodder
through the winter, and tho remainder were
poor and good for nothing. r ......
ITEMS OF News. They have collected
s2s 900 in Philadelphia for the Pittsburg suffer-
ers,--Ex- Governor Moorehead has been no.
minated by the Wings for Congress, in his dis
trct in North Carolina. of the rumors
Is, that Ashbel Smith has gone to England, to
negotiate loan for Texas.-The winter
which has just gone by, was very severe in
Northern Europe. W.
: PARDON. Gov. Wright, Of N. Y, has par
doned Davis, recently convicted of aiding in the
! esca no IF Hoog