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yysHE PROTECTION, iNS URANCE COMPA- 4 NY ef HARrFoRD. CoEH continue io insure huildngs 8t Brick or Wood and their contents, in ike city sf Mobile and its yicnties, against loss
 amsge hy fFes YAlso 0 take marine and river rsks ,ss mes, isvorable esrms.. a.iiif3n5U aaieae.t I
 Tue Agent of this Company has fall power and aalssry b adjust and py all losses that may occur, as as she reqaisile proof of the is subnit ed ts him. w,shoM reference of the claim to the of
 ice ia Harttotds which gives the agency alfthe ad- psonp,nsss.s JON. c. RYAN; Agent, ,e'' ''i,a
 sct2t ,iI,a9it9N ir teaalra St. Michael.st. 3
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SALT-In ihe bay the wharf in bieached iC sacks, for sale by ii
 apl E c. CENTER & co.
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nIL-4 bbls English boiled Linseed Oil for sale I low 10 close con signment by
 ap2 FoSDlCK & CHARLOCK, sS Com.si SWEET POTATOES-2OO hampers in fine or S der, landing from Susan Drew, for sale by
 ap2 JOHN O'REILI &CO.
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ENLOUR-Choice St Louis. for snle by l. WRIGHT CUNNINGHAM.
 apV Grocers, 5o DauphIn street
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IcOO BLEA CHED Sacks Salt ID excellent lOUU order, for sale in the Bay or on the wharf (asI) by J. H. RIVERS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-22

steam ship GREAT BRITAIN, Capt. IIoskens, arr ,ppo,nleL to sail during the yer 1915 as lolows:-
 FROM LIVERPOOL.
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EMORY - CO.'S


VI OLIHR IRlZ%E Of Z lCf4,
NO. = CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE, Mn.
WE . [tespeeli"lIy annomHee TO The citizens OF
dlllerent sections of the U. ion, that we are enabled
by our extraordinary facilities, offer in greatest pro
fusion, Lottery Tickets, ri her by the package or
sngly, in al he Lotteries, upon such moderate tenn.
as SiGH not fan to meet the approval of any who buy
nj our office. Our firm has been established in this CITY
ior the last 20 years i'll the vending of Lottery tickets
during which time We nave distributed in ali parts OF
ihls county, and in Europe, MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS IN PRIZE money; amt have won, by our energy
IN prosecuting legitimate Lottery business and our
great success i'll selling capital prizes, Il reputation
whIch we Halter ourselves is without parallel The
capital prizes in the Lotteries for September ANA DC
tobef are unusually brilliant, ranging from
$4,000 TO S75,OOO!!!
PRICES OF TICKETS FROM 81 TO $50.
UG'-C0untIy Orders are solicited. {H7- Fidelity and
despatch IN receiving tickets and drawings by the ear
Hest mails can be leG" when letters are directe
10 our house. EMORY CO.'S Prize Office
no. Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
N- Our Lottery Paper, issued monthly, and con-
IA ming schemes OF Lotteries for the month"; with much
interesting reading matter. prices current, Sc Sc
VIII be sent regularly to those who wish it as refer
ence, free of subscription. fri II
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CUR Book TABLE. From MGssrs. AImsircng GnG
Ec1y, we have received copies OF the following pub
LEGATIONS:
"Journal of the TeNian Expedition against Mier
subsequent imprisonment of the authors his suffering,
and final escape from the Castle Of Perote-with re
Elections upon the present political and probable future
relations of Texas, Mexico, and the United States
BY Gen. Thomas J. Green.n This volume is accom-
panied by numerous Illustrative engravings, beautiful
Jy executed. We have only had time to examine a
few pages OF the work, which contain interesting in
cidGntS.
Also, "Elements of Morality, including Poty-By
William Whewall, D. d author ofthe history and the
philosophy of the Inductiye Sciences. In , volumes
Also, Nos G5 and &c of IIarpers Illuminated asd
Illustrated Shakespeare.
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NATIVE AMERICAN MASS MEETINGS

'Oh! say, can YOU see by the dawn's early lght!'
"SoNs OF AMERICA" We have Stars for our
friends, and Stripes for our enemies.
U+ MASS MEETINGS of the NATIVE AME-
hiCANS VIII he held AS follows: Each meeting will
ne addressed by the candidates for Congress and the
heglslatnrs, and other friends of the cause, at half
paSt7 O'Clock, p. VI.
MONDAY, 22d instant, LEXINGTON MARKET,
(west end.)
Gay street
FRIDAY, 18th inst, THREE TUNS TAVERN,
corner of Pratt and Paca streets
DC The American citizens will turn out in their
shthgtl, ana Shew by their presence a determination
10 sustain Americans in their efforts to govern their
own country, without The aid of foreign PAUPERS
and CONVICTS. sgl2d
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TREMENpoUS MEETING AT LOGAN Hall
At the Native American meeting, held at Loo
gan Hall, on Friday evening last, the turn out
of citizens was tremendous, although the wea-
thcr bore a most unpromisng aspect and such
vas the enthusiastic spirit which prevailed,
that the people stood their ground during tine
greater part Of the rain--and when thcy could
no longer remain outside Of the house without
bcug completely drrnchod, they filled the
argc room to Overlooking, many having to de-
part, not being able to find entrance. Nlcssrs.
J. Mchlm Duncan, Joseph Brock, John G,
Holland and Isaiah BaIlurston, address. d the
meeting in an able manner, and were received
with great applause. TAc bali is IN motion,
and will continue to roll on in defiance Of all
opposition The mechanics and working men,
though deprived of work by foreign culprits
and paupers, are not idle for they are engaged
in the holy labor Of cndeavoring to recover
their rights, They have enlisted in the Just
cause of protecting American labor, and they
will make their power be felt on next Wednes-
day week, the day of election.
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NATIONAL BLUES. Exhibition OF fire -sorks for the
benefit of this fine company, will come off this even
ing, and no fear entertaned from The audable pur.
pose to which the money is be applied the magnif-
cent character of tbs exhibition, and the polite atten-
ton of the committee will, without doubt attract
large and respectable audience. The fireworks,
Judging from the bill Will be truly grand and splendid,
and the opportunity ought not be allowed to pass
without being improved. Ii will be the last that will
be exhibited here-aDd we would agiin call the atter-
ton of our citizens TO this exhibition, and hope to see
it well and fully patroniZed. BE it also remembered,
that the Independent Blues Band will be there TO
discourse eloquent music" throughout tie evening.
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ENALL AND WINTER GOODS.

nj The NEW STORE.
we nave on hand, and are constantly receiving,
CLOTHS, OF English, French Belgian and domestic
manufactures: Casshleres; Cassin its; Ketsevs Ken
ncky Jeans; Iweeds Vesrings; FIanneIs; Cashmerps:
ho'SeIinc and Grape de LANES; AIpaccas: Rent Cash
aI 'i nus C'''h'Ze' 'olhsian, &c.
Also: large assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS
at factory prices
{GE- Our assortment now is one of the most com
PIe'e III the market, and those wishing to purchase
may depeni upon finding goods cheap as at any es-
adjustment in the city. JOHN WILSON
No, SO Market street, (White HouseD
sG22- Iuth3t tour dnorl beInu Eroda.;nk
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DANCING AND WALTZING,

~ &. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the la
40 dies aud gentlemen Of Baltimore that at the
earnest solicitation of a number of his friends he has
taken white Hall Saloon," i'll BANK STREET,
near broadway, for the purpose of teaching Dancing
and WALKING, commencing on TUESDAY, Sept 30
DAYS OF TUIrIoN-TUESDAY and FRIDAY from
ti O'Clock, for young ladies, misses and masters
i'a" wv ~ oc,ock, Tor seluemen: N$-T"rns made
known on application to !. c. PHILLIPS at his re-
sdence, No 234 Wolf street, or at the Hail on DAYS
OF tuition. SOD eo7ts
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DANCING

d tiiA REES l.. SPIES, Pioc ssor oC DANE
" ING aud WALTXING, takes this mrthod of in
IOlming the citizens Of Baltimore that his Academy is
NOW OPEN io' the reception ofpupilS, Al CENTRAL
f'4LL, WIN increased facilities OF atordg to young
ledge of HE above AIT, in all It's varieties DAYS of
Tuition, for Young Ladies aud Masters. on TUESDAY
and SATURDAY Afternoons, from , iii s o,clork:
ana on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings for Gen
llemen, from ill 10.
For further particulars please all on Mr. SPIES,
at the Hal, any afternoon, ttom till > O'Clock and
every evening from till TO- rAsRl se2n dtf
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q tOW ELLIS FAYETTE HOUSE.
u No. 30 FAYETTE STEEET


Rear entrance Court House Lane, adj lining
the off &c of G. r Richardson's Esq
I've public are hereby informed that This establish
me. Is now complete IN all its departments-one Of
the large rooms Cup siairs) having been f,trd nm
clusIVeiy rs ktstaurat, gentlemen can now he ac-
comhlodattd with BREAKFAST, DINNER or SUP
e. FAN, III soou s'ye and on moderate terms. Rooms
for private parties can h. had al n momrnt,s noticn
ne very choice.t WINES and LIQUORS always
m mana. Grateful for the very liberal patronage al
roauy extended, the proprietor hopes, BY unwearied
tA'iuohs, 70 meet the wishes of all wno NAV wish
tllr establishment. {F5- An excellent LUNCH every
Wy , Ut ~ " Cloth
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

n"a'T ,n I"9 CT",a; ~ .ns 0our', vi ga
tNIu'y '"s', 'r'o ,o,'"M!"s D"ses "1io 'ileu
o' 49,, ~ 'o'' i'' h''i'ey' was
',,U ~ "''u r,u " give
NY u" VIC sun VI 81 '"' nus '"'otc S"o" "
,T wi 'o3' y" Co's",,, w s'''N'.I@ 'o"'
I'"IJ win T.,'N ~ , "',o''Io' 10 NJ tnouS,t
" It ''uy' was '''''' H. Az" ,iI, ''''5'!
'.1 P'',t''l &c ,i w. 81 a..
J,'''.'S i'a"' I''', no" ,'',' IA
"N'"E %GI."s' '''T iI'"{ ,uulaoli' u''o''.''
W ,'o U'u '''', y" "'!I' we "a an accom-
Va I'' w. ",, ,I -, c,,,s c,. A.
r,,rr nnI Ch,. II Pnls ESQ for tLn c,I,-
,l,5n,pt rUhr Cont in dcr,Jirr MS c,xo
,hsnrycd tba, in consideration of The lact thai
thorn yvns NOW DcnLinr a suit for darraU,. if
yonId ne as lon,ent MS possible, lhauch the Of
f,ncn nnd,rrcrin,,. as if did. the hvcs and nro-
rcr,v Of citizens. called for severe rcbnkc.
Wan. l.. Stewart. charged with riotinv.
was declared not guilty. Marv Willows,
alias Miller. &c. for keeping n house of III
fame, allowing minors to gamble in 1t, and for
selling liquor without license, was fined s25
and costs--PrsclIa Croxall, for keeping a
house Of ,ll-iame, was fined SO and COSTS
James MIlroy, for asSauItng John Butler, was
fined IS and costs.-Rebecca Starr, charged
,
not guilty. lo"las % lowing, charged
WIN assuring Ann Noh''or' was oeciatea not
eu'lty [Ahli IisIISto"' 'ol "se"u''"E n,d'
KY, t', C,,horna All ,ro, fmn3
aIn and cot. and ordared to hn ;nn,;sonad
,n,o ,roa,,s lain McCIonnan and NIL
p,IIooG oaoh ohornod tho otLor WITH an 49,.
,.,'i, 'I,d ,ha S',,ri dao;Jod ,ho r,a,,or H., w..
Jara .ho,,, - ,,a,, tho ,a,t, 81 ,io s,,i..
Wrn Morro,y !, y,inor charged Y;,b rnnrro
,I, ,ho Gro ,,,ar,ts ,,ss dnelaraI ,ot a,,,I,,9
,Tho C,nr, ,dirrrnod IN S,tnrd,, 'ovt
poth,,. NJ .,oro ofnrr yvIr,o, IT por
~ p,,,, =, noor uo.rard ,,,aa n,,orod
inrinr mo absence of tbn nerson at,o,dirg i
~, E-idnv nc,crnnon and tbn dosl, brn,on ~,
anon NTH = cbisoI and SIo ~ snail change
rnii a, - ~, aa,, " loat ,La,,, 20
posted between 800 and $500 in notcs which
amount fortunately was not disturbed The
thief ar thieves are sunnosed 70 he hovs,
who oroyl about that naiGhborhood
r,.,,,. ,s.:,,. p.,,;,,o... ,v.,,.lo.o,.,,l
,,. t,sI ~ i,I'''"tC's ~
'"' p Wv ,o,us.p ilo ~ y, E"S
Ea,i 8" Ei Ch;er WorsaI ,';I ,,;a, ,h, 49,.
''Si iL'4 &c N''',I VIZ ''''' ''''H O'y
dnnht givr ,hem = nrnerous rccention,
o,.:,., - r.,;.,,. .'t,;. ,,,..,.
Co, ,E%' i" f,n "I W. ~ sp a''' ,hi
n U%p On S $40 'D ,h IsG Gnrma nassan 9
Folt 0'' ''"''''o09' WIN ''''"'' i'SS''
I-., u,lo ol.r,,, &C Gro ho,,,,oo,, 10 ora
o,oiooC on Sotnri,v nc,, n,as ca"sod hu Tho
L,,.";r ~ I,rG, TO- s,ar,, f.a,na ha,'sn
ahomt ION ,oi,cs fTo,n tho r;t, IN Tho Iotf of
,Lo york Road Thn honsa ,'as tho n,oncrty
e Mr. : dior and had hoen unoccroiad fnr
some weeks il was desicnedlv fired There
were two other alarms the same nigh, both of
which were false.
y;eoo,;,;o., IN Rio, We understand ,bo,
,bero ryos nm oviIcnt disnositon ~ r;at d,rinr
"'"'U' "'S"' Wy P''"''' '''t Wv
~. %,a.'lh "a "i w. .tI,i ar:',s "
o.,Lal
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% EW DRY GOODS. AT

W. STKFET,
~, between frederlckst. and Market Space,
Nhtte the subscriber has opened Store of all NEW
NHv"7' Suiblc 10 The season. consisting in part OF
IotIS, Ca,Slmeres, Cassnetls, VestipgS, Mouslm de
la he' Cashmere Alpacas, Calic0es, Sc. sc. Also.
Cashmere aud other SHAWLS, and a general assert.
mint ol "02Iien and Domestic GOODS of every de
scrpton, which he viii sell II, low as thew cnh he hud
III li'Is market, ana Socits his eRds and the public
generally TO call and examine his stock
Se22 colin Holm : SEIRV
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PHILADELPHIA THEATRES. The Times says
she Keans attract elegant and fashionable
houses every night at Old Drury' We saw
Gheu in The Wonder for few minutes on
Thurzday evening, and were delighted, OF
course. Burton was capital. MIR. Thayer,
was remarkably good. Owens was very clever
IN the ateroiecc.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22

NMARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of a decree
IVM of the District Court Of the United States for
the Maryland District, al the suit of Israel Riegin and
Jesse Sanks, against the schooner WILLIAM AND
hIN& HENRY, her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture
SATSstp Notice is hereby given, that | will sell on
tA~-sta- SATURDAY, the ith day Of October next To
the highest bidder for cash, the said Schooner, her
Tackle, &c, us she now lies az Rgan Sanks' ship
yard, IN the city of Baltimore The said schooner IL
about A tons, in good repair, having been newly re
PANIED, iron fastened, new butt hOlted, sc.
MOREAU FORREST, u. $. Marshal.
SEQ VIEWER, POULTERER & CO., Auct's.
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" ELEGANT RICH VELVET RETICULES,
rmmohered with STEEL Beads & with rich Steel clasps;
in' greatest opportunity is now red to every lady
'n nave one n these beautiful articles, very litlO
A'''' ue pficc o III" clasp, which is Il 80 each an
som" NIUE damaged sun lower; also, great varieties
OF goods rom New York anclDns elegant long satin
Hi"rNS rams styles, 81; black Satin do - cts; heat
NV" INK Scaris - cents each: kid and other Gloves,
cheap Let all calf the original one low price store
u$- kiglIt on the corner of Market and Charles St..
se22-2'' MORTIMER MOWBRAY.
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sas MAWLs, SILKS ANp CAsHMrREs.

Sss wis, SILKS AND CASHMERE cS
~ X. McELDOWNEY SEQ. have in store and of
Ter Tor SAFE large and complete of all the
recent Hlles and best fabric of SILKS as rich cold
Armure, Gro de Berlin, Iamask-pekn, Cameleop,
BrilIiantlne, Gro Grain; la ian LUSTRING: black
and blue black Gro de- AfcquG; Aftssine: black and
blue black satin Ottoman SILKS. With Yerkeni,
Cashmene, plain aud enbrdd'd Thibet Canton Crane
BrOche aud other SllaWIS.
Also-Rteh CASHMERE, fthe hes, French man
uac'ofy, new style and superior quaIity) Meusselire
de LANES Kept Cashmere, &c. Sc, which will be
offered vlry low, at lG3 Baltimore street, between
CALVERT aAd lIlght streets. se22
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TmRTY-SN INDICTMENTS! We learn from
the Port Tobacco Times that the grand jury of
Charles county has found thrty-six indictments
against Mark Cesar, free negro, for aiding
and assisting in the escape Of slaves from that
county. The penalty is six years confinement
in the ponitentiary on each indictment, or PIG
years in all lie certainly stands a fair chance
of doing the State some service"
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JoHN d, GoUGH. This persons, says the N
York Journal of Commerce, whose name has
been so prominent before the public for some
days, left on Thursday afternoon for Boston,
not choosing longer to tax the hospitality of his
friends az Brooklyn, who have shown them
selves, throughout this affair, friends indeed
An explanation has been promised from Mr..
Cough, ofall the circumstances of his late dis
appearance, which can be made nowhere as
well as in New York, and his sudden departure
is not calculated to give any additional weight
to the explanation before given.
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NUR CITY. Its condition at presen, is really
W gratifying. Merchants are full of business
mechanics actively cmp0yCd-numbers of buildings
in the course oil etecuonand it is worthy of obserya.
lion that no incOnsder able portion of this property il
owing 10 the great quantities of money nut in crcula
ton by VI. DOYLE, No. Ia Prat-st. opposite the Raj
tmore and Ohio Railroad Depot, next To bradshaw,
". :. IOle IT is positive fact thai st yeral hand
some buildings have neen erected this season occa
stoned by the owners having purchased pncka are of
QUITE number OF merchants IN different parts Of the
chasing tickets of this lucky ycuder Try him in some
Of the spleAdld schemes to be drawn this week.
MONDAY, capital OF S3OOOO, tickets So, shares
IN proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets $2I, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital 100000, tickets s., shares
in proportion.
TiCRspAY, capitd $4,000. tickets ST. shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 80, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital Si00D tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Certificates of 20 whole tickets will be
issued IN this scheme al SD, % halves 81 26 qls S3i
very small outlay may secure very handsome
amount Of pin money''lOuk to 1t LADIES' Come or
send Ia the right place
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety of lucky numbers by
E.r package, single ticket, or share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
M. DOYLE, 80. LA Pratt street,
IRI Opposite B q q. X. r. Depot.
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GOVERNMENT PATRONAGE The General
Government controls the appointment Of a.
600 Postmastcrs, l4,009 Deputies, 1000 Mail
Contractors and Agents, 1000 Revenue and
Lighthouse Understanding in all $4,000
public dependents. Every State controls -
600 appointments, aud all Of them $4,000
The General and State Government together,
control 1000 men. This is exclusive of Ar
my, Navy and the troop Of persons employed
by the Executive officers of the National and
State Governments.
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GREET POLITICAL ExPOslTIUN.
z. A. HtNCKlEY'S Literary Depot,
2SGt BALTIMORE STREET,
0nn door fost oC NrrIellou's nIIpy

0n2 door tnst OF Mcf'leans alley.
me la YES and OPINIONS of Il. F. BUTLER,
u. Disttct Atluuey for the Northern District of
The state OF NV ak, ami JESSE HOYT Counsel
Tor a Law iorncryUoIIeetor Of Customs for the port
OF N. YORK with ANECDOTES aud Biographical sketches
OF .heSsfS Allen, MARKER, Bennett Blair. Boone,
CamhrGiehs, Canlini Coddingron, Croswtii, Craw
ford Edmonhs, Flag Henry, ioyt, johnson, Kihbe,
Lawrence, Lake, kingston, Chas l.. and Edward
marcy, Noah, phalpsPurdy, skinner Spicer, Swart-
won't, ihrnop UI>hn3cr Van teren. John and Mar
tin; Wetnore, White Woodbury., Wright Young
and their political itiels and associates. BY w. H.
MackeuZie. Price 37hts
Also, fiiE WIFE, aale of Mantua. l2t eta.
GRACE BELDON, b T.. II. lngraham, "a cts.
The Flight % cts; aurs E.ut" ~ r"l 100
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Tue STAGE. Charles kean and his wife are
reported to be worth fifty thousand pounds
Forrest, it is said, has invested upwards Of a
hundred thousand dollars in stocks and real es-
tate. Macrcady cleared something like sixty
thousand dollars during his recent visit to this
country. and Anderson about the same amount.
Ellser and Celeste are both immensely rich,
and 50 is Ole Bull, who is said to possess lar
ger estate than any of the foregoing.
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NT EN BOOKS FROM lIARpNRsJ uIrR
VH1HE WASHINGTON CAEDuNS sim,

'HtHE WASHINGTON GARDENS, sltua
NJ ted on PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE "A short
distance above ST. Marys College, is the most light
ihl resort IN Baltimore 1t has one of the best and
most quiet BOWLING SALOONS in the country
whch can be GHgaged by the hour and where parties
can he as retired they woud IN their own nrvote
alleys The best of REFRESHMENT WINES,
&c, which can be obtained, will be furnished M ali
houfS. me Omhlbusses run within few steps of
the Gardens. y.95 Ia,
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evening, at the Lexington market. Addresses
viii be delivered We say to all persons, of all
uart;es. and all Interests, comc-hear, and de-
tcrmine, whether vc are right or wrong.
NIEGI. TuTIvG. The Democratic Con-
vention Of this city have, by resolution, de-
uounccd the act passed at the last session OF
the legislature, entitled, can act to prevent it,
legal voting" first, because it is said to be ga
most unmlnly concession to the Liberal spirit
Of the Native American faction" Secondly,
because II Furnishes illegal voting upon natural
ration papers with confinement in the peniten-
a;ary-anI thirdly, because it requires natural
nation papers to To stamped when voted. For
tlesc reasons the Convention has resolved that
she said law ought to be either repealed or sub
stAntialiy modified. To the modification ofthc
XIV so far rs to make alt illegal voting a peni-
Tertiary offence, we have no o5lccton but we
protest against removing 4 single guard thrown
by the law around the rght of suffrage. 1t It
Not true, that the stampi@g Of certificates o
naturalization papers will subject voters to M
convenience or injustice. Ii the naturallzcd
citizen be honest, he will not desire that any
otIser man shall vote upon his certificate Of ma
Gural.zation. II he be inclined to practice
fcaud this act will prevent his etiecting his OBJ
sect That frauds to considerable extent
have been prac,iscd by voting upon false pa
pGrs, is we'll known to this community; and We
are glad that tic members of the legislature
had the patriotism to pass an act to secure the
aeop!e against the repetition Of such outragos
The ,dea that the law is unconstitutional on
account Of this provision. appears to rs to be
perfectly ridiculous. The truth is, the cleo
tons in this state and country have been so
much controlled by Illegal voters, that Is full
time that the practice were changed, and the
citizens restored to their rights. We will not
suspec! the members Of the convention of en-
certaining the design, in the objections which
4ls,y have raised to the law TO favor itlega
wotiug; but such could be the direct effect o
rsneainr the law, or so modifying it as to dis
De,lse with the stamping Of naturalization pa
peTF.
The Convention has thought proper to stig-
native the Native American party as "a fac
lonn Associations of Foreigners who bear on
fhe,r banner. the inscription americans shant
y,Ele Us, " are then, we presume, 20 be consider
I'd Sv the Convention as palriois-aIthough
portions of such associations may have been
fsausportod for their crimes or for vagrancy.-