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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


Dedication If Em9ry Church. The weather
was rather untavorable, yet the young and en-
terprsing station had an interesting and prof.
table commencement, on Christmas day, of
their dedication services, which, we see by their
advertisement. they propose continuing on to-
morrow. At IL O'Clock Rev, Mr. Goheen, for
mer pastor Of the station, read the morning
lessons Rev. Mr.. Ninon, once the pastor of
the station, when it was IN connection with
Whatcoat charge, then offered an appropriate
opening prayer Rev. Bishop James announc-
ed the latter clause of the 5th verse Of the 93d
Psalm, as his text, from which he discoursed,
sweetly, instructvely, piousIy and eloquently.
Having conclHded tho sermon proper the con-
gregatlOn stood, by request, solemnly TO follow
in the prayer which he appropriately presented
as the consecration act Of the occasion. The
men, tho lessons, the music, the prayers, and
the sermon, emiaently behtted the time, and
the place. At 8 o'clock the Rev. Henry Sill
Ger, to the profit Of the congregation, preached
an animated discourse, founded on the 18th and
l4th verses of the Cd of Luke. At 7 o'clock
the audience had the pleasure of listning TO ths
Rev. S. Asbury Rozel who, in bold and
thrilling sermon, from list Corinthan, Sd and
10th verses, gave "tncid proof that he was ho-
nest in the sacred cause We noticed in adj
dition to the officiating clergyman, and the
Rev. Z. Il. Neitch, the present pastor of the
station, several Others in the Ministry, among
whom were: Rev. Jas. Collins, Rev. J. Plot
ner, Rev. F.. ?, Phelps Rev. T. +. Allen, Rev.
w. T. D. Cem, Rev W. ii. Coffin, Rev. G..
Hildt, and Rev. J. S. Morris. The financial
wants of the station were presented by Rev'd
Messrs. Collins and Vinton, and responded to
by a generous gift IN cash and subscriptions, 10
the amount Of $780, good as it Is, we learn
much more may be expected and much more is
desirable. The choir under the management
Of Mr.. Burke, in the morning; o! Mr.. Barret,
in the afternoon; and Of Mr. Paul, in the even
ing, did well their duty, much TO the gratIfca-
ton of their friends. The Church is a beauti-
ful edifce, built on lot, the noble gift Of Mr..
Ed ward Reiuicker, being 100 feet Oh the ave-
nue. and running back I42 feet to a 20 foot al
ly. The house is 10 feet by SO, but we have
not time to describe it now. Shortly we may
give n particular notice thereof.
Common Distmbsr Of The Peace, Robert
Miles, charged with being common disturber
of the peace, was on Thursday, in default of
security to keep the peace, committed to jail
by Justice Miller.
Cutting ,cih XnUe. Bill Wicks, charged
with assaulting and cutting with knife James
Owens was on Thursday arrested by High
Constable Clifford, and committed to jail in
default Of security to appear at Court, by JUS
tice Miller. The parties are colored.
Illegal Possession. Geo. Powers, charged
with taking possession of a carriage belonging
to l.. Montrass, was committed to Jail on
Thursday by Justice Brother!on.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

Hon. l.. G. LEvIN's SPEECH. We have
been favored with n copy of the speech deliv
cred by the Hon. l.. c. Levin, in the House Of
Representatives, on the resolutions of the
assachusctts legislature, in reference to the
naturalization laws and frauds at elections
and shall take an early opportunity to lay it
before our readers. Mr.. Levin is an able and
eloquent champion of the Native American
party, ard viii exert his utmost ability to pro-
care the passage Of such laws as will prevent a
repetition Of the infamous frauds which have
been heretofore praclised at elections
There are but six members Of the House of
Representatives who were elected avowedly as
Of the Native American party; but there are
many others who are pledged to carry out the
main principles of the party; and it is to be
hoped that all will feel disposed TO put an end
TO imposition. There is no other nation that
would tolerate the transportation Of criminals
and paupers to its soil-none that would per-
mi. its internal concerns to be controlled by
foreign policy or foreign combnations-non
A5idL uOtS IOL CullSlGtl PlOlCItlOh vi ITO bhh
people as among its first duties. Here only,
IN the United States of America, is it consi-
dered reproach to have been born upon the
soil: here only that the foreign criminal or
pauper is welcomed with open arms, and al
most forced to participate in the selection OF
public ofiicers-hero only that there is not
proper national pride and seli-rospect. The
iclon from the penitentiary here stands side by
side at the polls with the honest man, and, per-
hops, strives to deprive him of his vote: and
mere, the wretch who is proved to have depo-
sted an Illegal ballot, has his fine and costs
paid by the party to which he belongs-and ii
10 here that legislators are afraid TO pass laws
10 correct these abuses.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27


Barquc Baltimore, Le Brou, Rio de Jaueiro and a
Market kIrklInd, Chase & Co.
Schr Viola, Atwood, st Pierre, Mart.
Sioop Saml Il. Soulhard, Townsend, Philadelphia,
master.
SAlLED-Barques Louisa Gait, Liverpool; Jas.
w. Paige, Boston; brgS MOnteZuma, Kelly. Rio de
JanelrO; Orleans, SRtn, Norfolk; Belle, (Br.) Bell,
Barbldoes; David Pratt, Turr, Potlland schrs Euphc
mia Copes, West tntiCs; Maria, Buckn, Newbern,
N. g.; Cadet, Fowler, Kingston, ia; Thos. Hooper,
kIrwan, New York; Elizabeth, Baker, Fall River;
Gazelie, Lewis.
ARRIVED
Barque WIN. Kennedy, Martin, from n. Orleans,
LIST. inst sugar, mOasses, tailow sc. 10 W. Kennedy
aud others,
Schi VIM. Brown, Hunt, days from Fall River,
bal asst, to master.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Reports
BELOW-Brig ChckaSaw, from Boston; schr Fal-
coner, from New York, at anchor.
MEMORANDA.
Barqle Creole, Chase, and brig Amzzon, Wedge,
from Baltic were dsc'g at Montevideo 30th Sept,
Eng Ocean, Patterson, for Baltimore, cleared at
Boston Odd inst.
schr Ann, Ferry, from Baltimore, arrived at New
Bedford 22d inst.
Schr Nassau, Howes, fiom Boston for Baltimore,
was spoken , LIST inst, no. lat. sc.
Schrs Erie, Crawford, from Dightnn for Baltimore,
arrived at Newport aOth iHst and Direct Briggs, FIN
Baltimore for Fall River do do 2lst.
Schr Joshua BrowH, FIN Boston for Baltimore, wa
at Hyannis 2bth inst.
Schrs. Reaper, Sears, and Eliza Hand, Baker. from
Baltimore, ar vtd at Providence 22d inst ScAl. STAR
Webster, sailed troE do. 23d for Baltim0e e.
Schis. Swallow, Minister, from Baltimore for Bos-
ton, and Il. III Adams, Adams, f0m do. for Nantuck
ct, arrived at Homes' Hole 22d inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

RENEWAL OF NEGOTIATIONS. We think it
highly probable that negotiations either have
been, or will shortly be, re-opened on the
Oregon question, between the governments of
the United States and Great Britain; and if so,
that all difficulties will be amlcably adjusted.
Shoald the British government be willing to
accede to the proposition made by the present
administration, bat subsequently withdrawn,
u will no doubt prove satisfactory TO our gov
eminent, notwithstanding the claim which has
been urged TO "the whole Of Oregon or none."
/: IS understood that the English minister at
Washington has been authorized by his govern
O.! sdch comprom as may do justice TO
both parties We can require no more; and
neuce it is not likely that the existing relations
between the Two nations Will bc disturbed
TINS VIII be setting the dispute as becomes
two hlgh-minGed Christian powcfs-and not
only the people Of the United States and Great
Britain, but those also of the civilized world,
will have cause to rejoice at such a result.
Were we TO go TO war with Engand Tor the
whole Of Oregon, VIC might oxpend hundreds
of millions of dollars and sacrifice thousands
of lives-destroy our commerce and have some
of our seaports burned to ashes-and yet, at
The termination of hostilites, not have ac-
suired ore inch of the disputed ground. Nor
would our adversary be less injured in her
prosperity. Humanity ndsound policy, then,
require that war should be avoided; and we are
happy 10 hear that such is the conviction of
the two governments. We have only to pursue
'ths even tenor of our way" to avoid COLI
sions with all powers-to try 40 foolish ex-
permsnts with the currency or otherwise, and
we shall be prosperous, happy and glorious
nation.
ONO RIVER. The navigation at Pittsburg
~ suspended.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27
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SATURDAY MORNING, Dec. 27, ls45.
AND RALTrMORE CLIPPER.

,,uR,srM,s Eye. We are fond Of rational
amusement and delight in seeing young people
enjoy themselves; but are utterly opposed 10
dissipation on holydays or other days 100
much of this was exhibited on Christmas eve,
Coy intoxicated individuals and parties appear
cd to be patrolling the streets throughout the
whole night In the Golden time" the young
of both sexes assembled on such occasions
around the freside, and with various innocent
sports passed the hours agreeably-but now,
unfortunately, these social parties are dispensed
with in great measure, and young men, IN
stead Of seeking recreation in the family circle,
and in The society of respectable females, resort
to less reputable places; indulge in the ntoxl-
eating draught, and then parade the streets to
"repulate the town" The result is loss of
health and of character. 1t is Il wise policy to
provide sources OF innocent recreation tor tho
voung--or as "old heads cannot be put upon
vounr shoulders" if innocent amusement can
moi be had, that which is more cXccptlonable
VIII be sought-and the gambling room aud
tntomperance will ruin hundreds who might
have been saved There is nothing which has
greater tendency to polish young mcn-to
make them have proper seli-rospect-and to
encourage their aspirations for honorable dis
tuuctlon-thau the society of ades-and hence
he who would obtain and preserve good
name" should mnglo with the fair sex-and
cschcw all drinking clubs and gambling associ-
atoms. Neither credit, nor wealth, nor happi-
ness, can be obtained by the use of cards or the
incorporate use OF liquor; but on the contrary,
such vices in the young are sure to lead to
bankruptcy, LOGS of health and irretrievable
degradation. The yell Of delight at night is
changed to that of despair in the morning
"Oh, that men will put an enemy in their
mouths to steal away their brains"-but it is
Gono, and will continue to be done, notwith-
standing the prayers of parents and the entrea-
ties OF fsicnds-and thus is society constantly
doomed to see the bon rirdnt of tho past year
become the maniac of the present
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE. The steam
boiler in the box factory of Mossrs. W. & o.
Tirrell, on Harrison avenue, above the South
Free Bridge at Boston, exploded on Wednes-
day. The boiler which was set in brick was
blown across the street, a distance of 80 feet,
falling into blacksmith's shop, where several
men were at work, but injuring no one there
Two young men employed in the factory, nam
ed VIM, Tlrrel (son of the owner) and VIM
Ford were instantly killed, being mutiated in
a most shocking manner.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

QG- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION The
sixth aanua! exhibition OF the Sunday Schools attach
ed to the North Baltimore Station of the Methodist L..
Church, viii be held on MONDAY EVENING, Dee
2s, III the Monument-st Charch, commencing at 6t
Dialogues, Scripture Lessons and Singing, by a por-
ton of the scholars selected from each school, and
will be of more than ordinary interest. Tickets OF
admission !2! cents each-to he had at the bookstore
Ofthe Rev l. p. Cook, Baitimote-st., Samuel Hindes,
Gay-st Bridge, and J. h. Young corner Of Gay and
EActersts and at the door the night Of the exh-
btOn. The books containing the exercises Of the az
hih'inn can be had at any of the above places.
DDS 3thsm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSU PTION!
Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis, Liver Ccmpaint.
Splitting Blood, difficulty of BREATHING pain A
the side and Breast, PaIpitation of the Heart
Influenza, Group, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases of the Throat, Breas,
aud Lungs; the effectu-
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known for any Ofthe
above dseasesis
THE GENUINE PREPARATION
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PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 9th, 1915
Dr. SwAYNE: Dear Sir,-I have been afflicted with,
violent cough for years attended with tic king In
the throat, great debility and other dsas asreeabIe sy~
toms, which had become quite alarming, and threat-
ehed serious consequences. | made trial of nearly
all the medicines which are recommended so highly
IN the papers, hutreceived no benefit whatever aHd
hearing OF your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, reluctantly concluded TO make a trial of
IT, and IN aVery short time it cured entirely, that
have had no return of it, but feel much stronger
since using your invaluable mediciRe, and you can
not say too much in its favor as there are so many
persons suffering as was which by the use of your
Compouad syrup OF wild Cherry might be perma.
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corner of Tenth and Pearl streets.
DIR. SWAYNE'S SCOMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY was the first preparation from that valuabk,
tree which was ever Introduced TO the pubic and
ample proof Is afforded 0fits success by the country
being Hooded with "Balsams, ,""Candies" and "Mix-
tlres" of Wild Cherry, not of which is prepared
by regular physician although they have assumed
the names of respectable physicians TO give currency
to their "Nostrlms." And there is an "Imposter'' !
who has come out within few days, with Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, clinging still closer to
the original name, that persons migl be deceived if
they did not bear in mind the name Of DR.. SWAYNR.
Therefore the public should be on their guard, and
nOthave worthless mixture palmcd upon them for
the original aud genuine preparation, which is epiy
prepared by DR.. SWAIhE, II. W. corner of Eighth
and Race sts., Phiiadeiphia
Baltimore .9sentS-iP p. Cook, No. 76 Baltimore st;
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Davis, No 3l4 Baltimore sunet.
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VIM Sttbler & Brn,, Alexandra. d. c.; George NJ.
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

The WEEKLY CLIPPER to-day contains large
quantity Of interesting matter, a report of The mar
kGts, proceedings Of Congress, cditoti.s, poetry,
fjleign and domestic news, city items, matrimonial
story by Punch, "a Bo1t'tss Search for Bools," Il
auehib'e story; "Sc hes afcr Battc," 'Patrick
Henry" aud seVera! other Interesting stories, with all
the news CT the week, anecdotes, &c Price only j |
per year, or 4 cents per COPY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

New YORK CIRCUS. The Front street Theatre
was we attended during Christmas day, and al night
ii was cram jam full" from pit to dome, and many
had to retire. being unable TO get in. An excellent
bill is postei for tOnight, and will doubt attract
fine audience.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

YANKEE HILL. II viii De seen by reference TO an
advertisement in this paper, that Mr., H!! the Cele-
brltea psisonator OF the Yankee chlracef will give
an entertainment in the Egypan Saloon of the Odd
Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening next. From his
well established reputation, this announcement will,
doubtless, be most happily received.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

OLD DOMINION Circus. This excellent company
hasreceived the most iattering encouragement during
the holidays They present admirable variety of
entertainments for to night consisting of music dane
ing, daring equestrian feats, &C.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27
NJ w. TiLYARD,
Hs SURGEON DENTIST,
n27-3m ". w cor. of Eutaw and Lombard SITS.
MAYORS OEFICE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. .6, IS45. I
THNHE Committees FOR THE RELIEF
Il OF THE POOR, appointed by the respective
wards IN Conventions are respectfully requested TO
assemble at the Ciiy Halt on TUESDAY next, 30h
instant, at O'Clock, 7. NJ.
d27-3t JACOB G. DAVIES Niavor
ULLIDAY PREGSENTS.
Il Il THE CHEAPEST BOOK OFTHE SEASON.
Vol. Of the Modern Standard Drama containing
Ion, Fazio RichcIieu the Lady OF Lyons, The Wife,
The Honey Moon, The School for Scandal, and Mo
ney embtliished with PORTRAIT Of Mrs. NOW
AT T anda Memoir Handsomely beund in muslin,
only one dollar.
Just published, price l2s cents, TUE STRANGER,
by Kolzcbue. Nearly r'ady, GRANDFATHER
WHITEHEAD, with he Stage Directions, Costumes,
&c. as played at the Park Theatre.
KING RICHARD III, as it will be played at the
Park Theatre during the ensuing engagement of Mr..
aud NJ $. Kean, is now in press, and will be published
in a few daysby TAYLOR, WILDE co,
Jarvis Building, North st.,
027 urar the Post office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

FIRE. The Union Hotel, at indianapolis.
Ia, kept by MIR. Beck, and the dwelling OF
MIR. Levy, were consumed on Saturday last
Loss $4,000, and no insurance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

ENrERrRIsE, The NcwIOrleans Tropic set
up the Presidents alcssage on board the steam
boat, bringing it from Mobile, having had their
cases and hands on board for that purpose,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

07- SONS or TEMPERANCE! CRYSTAL
FOUNT DIVISION, No. 1S, will be instituted and
officers installed, al Union Hal, THIS Saturday,
EVENING, at 7 O'Clock, by the Grand Worthy Pa
triarch assisted by the officers aud members of the
Grand Division. AT a preparatory meeting, IL was
Resolved That all the sister Divisions be affection
ateiy invited to aid by their presence, in the inter
cstlng ceremony Of inducing Chrystal FounI DiYl-
SION in the order of the Sons of Temperance.
IL EDWARD w. DAVIS, Sec'y,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

{GE-The Rev. AUGUSTUS WEBSTER will preach
TOMORROW MORNING, at IL O'Clock, IN the
Methodist Protestant Church, corner Pitt and Ais
quiih streets; and the Rev Mr. FLINT at half past
O'Clock in the evening, IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

THE MUSEUM AT this fashionable place of resort
"Paul Pry' aud the Irishman in London" !" with Other
entertainments, will be presented tonight, in which
the whole strength of the favorite compan will par
tcipa;e Go early if YOU want 10 get a scat.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

o. S. T. The Order of the Sons of Temperance
promise IN interesting meeting at Union Hall, on the
occasion Of the institution of "Crystal Fount i
visOn,'' this evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

"TnE MAN WITH THE WHITE HAT" Capt
Elliott, the British Charge to Texas, left New
York last Saturday morning, it is said, on his
Wav hack TO Texas.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

{5y- MISSIONARY FAIR. The sewing society Of
The Second Presbyterian ChWch, who have sup2ott-
ed Missionary in lsdia for several years past are
now holding FAIR in The Lecture Room OF that
Church. It commenced on MONDAY EVENING
22l inst and will continue throughout the week, for
the sale of FANCY aGd USEFUL AR ICLES, of
which there is great variety. The ladies invite the
friends Of missions generally to attend at the corner
Of East Baltimore and Lloyd-sts., and pa'ronse lib
prnlly their undertaking. tl3-t4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

SroCK FOR MARsHFIELD. The packet ship
Washington Irving, which arrived at Boston
on Wednesday from Liverpool, has on board
four cows and seven sheep, consigned to the
Hon Daniel Webster.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

SWEARING. 1t is a singular fact that when
an Indian swears he swears in English. There
are no oaths in the Indian vernacular.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

@3-UNIvERSALIST CHURCH. Rev. MIR. sHRIa-
LEY will preach in the Calvert street Universalist
{ hurch TO MORROW Sunday MORNING, at II
O'Clock; and in the Evening at 7 O'Clock. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

G3- FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY MR.. HILL, the
celebrated and unryallet peTsonator Of Yankee char
acter, familia,ly known Ms "YANKEE llLL," will
give a HUMOROUS ENTERTAINMENT on TUES
DAY EVENING, Dec. Both, at EGYPTIAN SALOON,
where he will iutro1uce the peculiarires of Down
East, by LECTURE, Dialogues, Anecdotes, lhiila-
tOns sayings, Yankee Stories, &c. which have been
received with the utmost enthusiasm by hnant and
fashionable audiences in the principal cities of Europe
and America. For particulars see small bills Tick
cts 25 cents each. Doors open at :. Performances 10
commence at half past O'Clock. d27 81 FRI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

DRowNrD. A son of Mr. Robert Fields Of
Montgomery county, Md, was drowned on
Monday while skating on tie canal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

13- ELDER JOHN YOUNG, of Trenton, NJ
will preach at the seventh Baptist Church, Calvert
street, TOMORROW MORNING, .sh inst, at /
O'Clock. Seats free. It.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

NJ- DEDICATION NOTICE. The services con-
nected with the Dedication of the Emory Church, on
Pennsylvania Avenue, will, by Divine permission be
Preaching at II O'Clock, A. Nj. by the Rev. STEPHEN
SAMUEL RoszELI; at 3 O'Clock, =. III. by Rev. JAMES
sRwELL; att O'Clock, p. NJ. by Rev LITTLEToE F.
MORdAE.
further opportunity will be afforded 10 the friends
of the Station, throughou, the day, 10 aid in the Ii
quidation Of the debt.
The public are invited to attend 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

GREAT LAND SALE. A lot Of land belong
ing to the Boston Athengum, north OF the Sa-
wings Bank, fremont street, containing 1876
feet was sold at auction on Saturday last for
&c 81 per foot MIR. Lobdell was the purcha-
ser. The amount of this sale is Sl09, ,22l.l5.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

PrrrsBURG. The Wings of Pittsburg have
nominated William J. Howard, Mayor of that
CITY for election.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

MURDERS. A man named William Hall
was killed in an affray at Cincinnati on Mon
day night, by a fellow named Hood. On the
previous day colorcd man was killed by two
others. At Louisville, on Sunday, james
Hawthorne was killed by Joseph CroXion, who
fractured his skull with brickbat.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

SOUTH CAROLINA. The Hamburg Repubii-
can puts the Hon. F. w. PickenS in nomna-
ton for Governor Of the State Of South Caro-
lima, to succeed Governor Akin.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

WH1sKEy MAKING. There are 800 barrels
of whiskcy made per day within fourteen miles
of Lawrenceburgh, Ia. One establishment at
Aurora turns out 60 barrels every twenty-lour
hours. The Hoo.ers have much to answer
e.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

LATER FROM ST. JAGo De CUBA. Advces
from St. Jago de Cuba to the Sth inst have
been received. There had been plenty Of rain,
and crops promised to be abundant. The Bal
timore Mining Company has withdrawn from
all connection with their former agent, Mr..
Trenard, on account of his alleged utter failure
to fulfil any of his engagements The best
and most productive of the mines are in the
possession of the English companies, who have
secured a monopoly by a great outlay of capi-
tai.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

LARGE TRAIN OF Hoes. a train Of 3S cars
arrived at Cincinnati on Monday, with 1000
live hogs! They were fed about II miles from
tue city by |. & Nj. Buckingham.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

fg3- MUFFs! MUFFsM MUFFs! Just received
from New York, one case Of superior LUSTEED
LYNX MuFFS, CTtra size. Cheap for cash at
dl33 TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnum's.