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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

SUGAR-255 hhds Proctor Sugar. for sale by
y mh27 SMITH, DABNEY h co.
EyLOUR-4Oo bi,s. for sale by ..-.
II mh27 SMITH. DABNEY & CO.
DAGGING AND ROPE for sale by
Dmh27 WHITAKER 4 SAMPSON, 20 Contest
GIT. LOUIS FLOUR, Of best brands. for sale by
- mh27 ."ao JOHN o'REILLY co.
ono BBLS Moasses for sale by M
SUU mh27 SMITH. pABNEY \ co.
DUFFALO TONGUES Tor sale by -ia
ID mh27 JOHN OREiLLY 4 co.
g OAP-I00 boxes New-Y York, for sale by
y mh26 JAMES SANDS 4 CO.
CHAMPAGNE--t0 baskets Key brand, for sale
~ mh26 by JAMES SANDS b Co.
rHEESE--7s boxes Western, for sale by
~. mh26 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
NRUIT-In splendid order for sale by
Il mh25 JAS GANDOLFo, 70 Com-s,
I00 KEGS Lard, in store and for sale BY
IVO mh25 .l-,s c., w. DORRANCE.
E9LOUR-l00 bbls super6ne, for saleby q.
L mh25 ~. JAMES SANDS & co.
NIN-HoIh,nd, ia half and quarter pipes, for sale
" mh25 by JAMES GANDoLFo. 70 CONS,
nATS-7O0 sacks heavy western, for sale by
Omh25 C. A. GILBEPT BRO.
TNLOUR-4O bbls Ohio, IN store and for sale by
II mh25 JAS. GANDOLFo, 40 Com. ct.
WHIsKEY-iO bbls, for sale BY -.
w. mh25 JAMES SANDS Il CO.
1An BBLS Flour in store and for sale by 4I,I
1OO mh25 CIV. DORRANCE.
+ EMONS-200 bxs Mountain, for sale BY ''i.
- mh25 a. JAS. GANDOLFo, 10 Con-st q
ID AISINS--l5O boxes, in store aud Tor sale by
- mh25 /. JAMES SANDS b co.
DO COFFEE-5O0 sacks very supermr for
III mh24x sale BY J. B. rOULMIN.
NOFFEE-l00 bags Rio, for sale by N
~ ,mh24 }d 7o, q. w. DORA
A LMONDS--5O bags for saie by Y ~
IA mh24 @ T. II. CHEEvER. 40 Com-st
| eSPERM CANDLES so bxs genuine for sale by
~ mh24 ~ 4l1a. 81 JONES. q
/ (NORN--300 bwgs Corn Eor sale by $3.50
| L, mh24 ,fss7s r. H. CHEEVER. 10 Com-st
HAY-6OC bales best quality, 10 store and for
II mh24 sale by c. A. GILBERT q BRO. !.
NV IISKEY-3O bbis Rectird, for sale by o
w mh22 8. u 4 !, i. JONES.
| SyOAP-3OO boxes assorted br nds, for ale BY +
- mh22 u, ..l ~ ST.. b l. |. JONES.
m OLASsEs-4O bbls landing this day and for
IN ml,22 go 20 sale by q. w. DORRANCE. y.
VXT HISKEY--lO0 bhls in store and for sails by
w mh22 ,, Il BARRON, MEAD co. ?
ENALKIRK ALE--25 casks. a pure article. for
I.sale. by tmh22j y. l. !. J. JONES
M ADEIfiA WlNE-20 or casks for sale by
IN mh22 fsdi1R sI&IIyoNES.,
MOLASsES-l50 bbls. for s.ie BY
WI mh2l smith, DA8NEY e co. !.
ELOUR--l60 bbls Ohio; rs do 3, Lsu,s. lsr sale
II hh2s BY SMITH, DABNEy co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28
No 40 Daupiin-street.
]. II. RIVERS, Auctioneer.

A general assortment of Dry Goods, such as
Fancy coloured Engligh and American Prints;
bleached and unbleached Sheeting and ShrtIng;
ready made Clothing; Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps;
cotton and wool Shsws damask linen table Spreads;
linen Napkins silk, cotton and linen Hdkfs elastic
and common Suspenders; Buttons; Combs; Pins;
Needles; Brushes Peru,nery, &c.
Al.o-A large assortment Of Cutlery, Guns, Pts &.
tolls, Watches, jewellery &c.
N, B.-Mosi Of the above articles constantly kept
on hand nj private sale. which W III be sold mer-
chants and dealers low can he bought in the
civ mh20
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

.fe Thomas A. Pannell, -..li. l-
..s4 isa55s vs.. vendnion, exponas.
Ferdinand Ayers. -l
"ILL be sold for cash in front Of 'le Court House
April. lSs5. between the hours Of IL o'clock Am.
and 4ocIock PM OF said day, all the right, title and
interest Of Frederick Ayers, n and 10 the folio wing
described piece parcel or lot Of ad aud premises,
Situated in the CITY Of Mobile. at the southwest in
Ter ec,iun or corner Of Government aud Warren SITS
The same is to be sold The property Of f. Ayers,
nv virtue Of the above stated vendiioni exp"nas,
which issued from the Circuit Court Of Mobile
4 and TO me directed
mia SOtds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff N. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28
BY C. w. OGDEN.

- :, oH =. H"0''''e''
SATURDAY. 18th inst, ut 10 o'clock, at stores
10 and II Water street, late hi. Durand-
Port Warden's Sale.
4s coils Rope; 20 pieces Begging
Damaged OH the voyage of impoI and sold un-
der The inspection Of the Wardens of the Port, for
account Of whom il may concern.
=. - - = : = .S.---z.S--
~ EW SrhiNU uOo'o-DANiEA'o q onA-
ASDf have Iusi received per Corea-
New style Deletane Muslins
New style Zephyr and Tissue do
New style Swiss and organdy do
rr'nted 'ac"hets ana Lawns
NS " . nI. rI;"o. ~" Eno oGS .,d a'
-. yym,o;,o N.,,;na.
~ sa.d 10 a q. h;ns, e. M,so.;,o R.rs
a. n A .nd ~. A Shss,;os I';rsn.
% ~ 81" s.;.l, I..sS go.
80, .e ; IT,. and Frs"ci, Inc, r,hscL.
r Ie"en s' ;nen n.; All a"d Es"ro,n.
IN sod i' e"1,oa Hoser, Of ali descrio.;ons
Embr'd aud R,viene linen cambria Hdkfs
Hem stitch and tape bordered do
Swiss Muslin Edgings and lnsertings
Plain Jaconet and Caabric Mnslins
Plaid Jaconet and Swiss Muslins
Book, Null and Nansook Mnslins
Swiss Bishop Lawn and Lace Muslins
Window Muslins embr'd and plain
or'mso"' atao' I"n Az" I,e ,"uow "hs,
o".1se, a'e :. "
lSIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANf OF
Company continues TO insure against loss or damage
o. % msr,ne an aaa " s m "s'
oa''o"s' '"' nIRrcroRs
s s.s q Allen p,a,,;. r. Rr"1 T ", DA"'0"'
Wm Han L. Mead,
Charles White, John X. Collins
John q. DAVIS, mccoy
;: y. Cnamoe5ln' .acop noyd,
Richd IL. Redwood, A. M. Sprague.
"
crO " - HL DnEN;I rtesroe M. p.;,o.,
last. FRArKLIE. Sec'y. NH 10 9sI
.,,nor,,,. -, a n
.nw ~ ~ "c "'"' VI u" %
Ca'oorne' except as 10 p.a matters, nay.
ing peen heretofore u'sHo"eu ~ mutual c"hsen' '"o
Undersigned VIII attend 10 az business conn u 10
ms charge IN 'ne Oour.s o. monroe, Salke' ASH
Of he STATE; 49,, :, JACOB PEARSON,
NM %" =. o,a.-o-"e. .oD2,
AW NorlCE-JoHs WOODWARD and Tho
n1 IN
Isw .aS Ea", i'm" !" ,hs o~ne eounss
Macon, Russell, Lafayette Randolph Tallapo"sa,
Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court
at tuscaloosa.
Vs-oihce at Iailadega, Ala. dec9ky
m AW NOTICE. w LESESNE will prac-
4 4 lice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin,
Washing,on, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu-
a rly the sessions Of the Circuit Courts held in those
counties. now 22Stu
NTOTICE-The uodersigned will continue The
Co., Cn.n,,;.";on h,,.;os,. ,,ndsr ,hs firm nf
CIV ssr~r,nT q Rp"Turs"
GEO. WESTFELDT.
oct30 RAINHOI.D WESTFELDT.
V0p1RTNERSHTP NOTICE-0o The lat Of
~ May next, G EoRoE R. CLAYroN, of Column
hus, Mississippi, becomes partner IN the house OF
IT. HARRIS q Co.. Of this city. The Commits
sion bus'ness WIN, tro tnat DAY, DC conduc'ea un'
DER the hrn Of n a hkls. NLAIror q ". "peoNy
n OTICE-The undersigned having purchased
the large and well selected stock oil groceries OF
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28
SEERIFF'S SALE.
Hardy Hinson,
49,. 6 r..

|
A II. butcher and George w. Stratton.
WILL be said for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county. on Tuesday, the
LIST day Of April 1915, between the hours of eleven
O'Clock. Il. and four O'Clock p m. oi said day, all
the right and title Of George W. Slration in and to
the steamboat called the MINERVA, her tackle,
apparel and furniture-the same having been seized
the property Of George w. Straton, by virtue
Of the above stated execution, which issued from the
County Court Of Mobile county and to me directed.
mh22 96rds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Donald r. w. McItAe, Admir- of T. James, decd,
Va. vendilioni exponas.
Edgar X. james, and John Gayle and Robert u.
James, hts securities.
"ILL be sold for cast, in front Of the Court House
w door of Mobile county. on the first Monday OF
March, lS45, between The hours Of IL O'Clock AN.
aud O'Clock pm. of said day. all the right. title and
interest Of John Gayle, IN aud to The following de-
scribed piece, parcel lot Of land and premises, s
,nied, lying aud being in the county Of Mobile, on
the north side Of the Three Mile Creek, and descrIb
ed follows, TO wil:-commencing at the northeast
Of David Files lot of land the ,aid ST. Ste
phens Road thence along the west side Of said Road
north l0A degrees west nine (9) chains 81 links, to
stake; thence south II degrees west, fifteen O5)
chains and eghty-four (sl) links to a stake; thence
south l0k degrees, east 30 CHAINS and 81 links.
stake the Bortb lane Of said David Files line
lands; thence north II degrees east, along said
Files liur, fifteen (l5) chains and IS Inks to the
place OF beginning. containing hiteen (iol acres
and honnded follows: east by the ST. Stephens
Road north and west by lands OF Il, L. ToulmIn,
and south by lands now formerly belonging to Dn-
vd Files. The above described lands are to he sold
the property Of John Gayle by virtue Of the above
stated writ of yendtoni exponas, which issued from
the Circuit Court Of Clarke county and to me directed.
fcbl SAID. C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ c.
E-Postponed by consent Of plaintiff until tbs LIST
mhI sOlds &. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

ID ICE-loO cA.ks, ior sale BY
IL mAl4 q. WEsTFELDT s BRO
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

N OTlCE-The undersigned will continue the
~ General Commission business, under the firm Of
"WEsTFELDr & BROTHER"
GEO. WESTFELDT.
oe,3O RAINHOID WESTFELDT.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

n AW NOTICE-J. W. LESESNE will prac-
IL tice Law in the counties Of Mobile, Baldwin,
Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu-
ary the sessions Of the Circuit Courts held in those
Counties now 229ttf
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28
ny =. 1. &I.I. JONES
= InNEl A.o.:..

BY 3. 1. & 1. 1. JONES
=. I JON ES, Auctioneer.
Peremptory Sale Of Ares.
THIS pay, at 8 o'clock, in our grocery sales
room, without reserve
u dozen Hun, $ patent Axes. Kentucky and Amer
lean Patterns.
general assortment Of Groceries, Western Pro-
duce, &c.
Al IL o'clock
Ia our dry goods sales room, will be sold an as
soriment Of Preach aud American Prints, Irish and
Fancy Checked Linens, French Jaconet Musins,
Linen and Cambria Hdkfs, Italian Cravats, Cotton
and Madras Hdkfs. Hosiery. together with Sunf-
mer Clothing, Hais, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Linen and
Cotton Shirts Umbrellas, Parasois, DC. Terms cash
BY KNAPP s. SCHULTZ.
No 40 Dauphn street.
II RIVERS Auctioueer
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28
! WILLIAM CHEgsMAN,

!, No. 96 NoRrE THIRp-sr., PHiLADELPHiA.
:Nzsstassr1 Of Military and Sporfsman's Anieles ;
.1QUCH rs Leather. .Clolh, Felt. Silk, Beaver,
~ Dress and Bear Ska CAPS Of panerns, viz
: Pssage Caps. Holsters for troop, Body troop. Car
ssaeh bsxes. Bayonel cabbards, Sword belts Of all
kinds Canteens. KSapsacks different patterns, Fire
Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tabe Bnxes, Brush and
!. Piekers. Plsmes, Pompoons. Firemah's aps. Lea
Stacks Gun Cases. super Tor quality. Shot Bags,
Game Bags, Drums, &c. &c. $50. "a -
Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers can have
siem Lsatherned at very short notice, singy by
tbs dozen. s. 4 = 81, 3.a5s I'd - :.
I Orders thankfully received and punciually at
ssaded 10, -. E =. +. feb20 70cmo
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

OOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-On the LIST o.
~ May next, G EoR0E r. CLAYTON, Of Column
hus, Misassippi, becomes partner IN the house OF
-. r. HARRIS & Co.. OF this city. The Commits
sion Business WILL from that day, be conducted I'M
der the firm Of HARRIS. CLAYToE & Co. ap29Ky
NOTICE-The undersigned having purchased
| the large and well selected stock of Groceries OF
the late G. p. CoLwELL. have associated Them
selves under the firm Of WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
for the purpose Of transactng the Family Grocery bu
siness and would respectfully soil, share Of pnb-
ic patronage. at the old stand No 30 Dauphin-st.
C. WRIGHT, ...
mb7 S3Kmo X. G.. CUNNINGHAM.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

es:! The subscriber DESTROYS Of moving into the ci
" account Of his evening classes in French, offers
for sale the property on which he now resides, 81
tuaied at Napoleonvie, on the Spring Hill read,
three and half miles from the city of Mobile. The
lot contains 81 acres under good substantial fence
and well stocked with shrubbery and various kinds
Of fruit. .....r--
There the premises two small dwellings,
one containing three and the other four rooms, =
property will be sold low for cash. exchanged for
negroes. The village of Nspoleomle AT all times
and during the last three epidemics in Mobile, has
proved Of the heathiest locations in its vicinity.
Apply IN the premises TO
inh7 S3Kmo A. GODEFROY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12
amrertcan Repl1hllcat1,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FED. u, le45.

E,.cv,oy FpNp,. The Globe condemns
tie Investigations which are now beng mace
into the frauds practscd at cIcclIons' thH ne
ral naturalization OF foreigners; and the Trans
portation Of foreign criminals ana panPeF' 10
this couutrv. The editor appears to CONSIDER
it an unjust proceeding, intended for pollilcal
effect. Every honest man should desire to nave
frauds upon the elective franchise prevented
hy more r;r,d enactmentS; and no man VINO
would not sacrifice the honor and interests oil
the country to temporary political tnnhPh' VIII
denounce the eyposure of Illegal voting. The
Globe Processes to be exceedingly solicitous to
preserve mericun;rights, and yet denounces a
measure which is designed to protect those rights
from being usurped by foreign criminals and
paupers But the editor is too much blinded by
prejudice to give mis- reason fair play; or else he
does not possess the patriotism which he pro.
lesses. That the grosscst abuses have been
practised, and that the present naturalization
laws arc not sufficiently rigid to attain the OBJ
icct of their enactment, the editor Of the Globe
must know ii he has paid any attention TO the
subject; and yet he would have that system
continued, even at the hazard Of having the
county ruled BY those who have not even the
loht 10 become citizens. The present mode
Of naturalizing foreigners is 50 extremely loose,
that there is no great difficulty in becoming
citizen even without the required residence or
other qualifications 1t is surely no party
measure 10 cndeavor to secure the rights of
those who are citizens, from invasion by those
who are not OF what, then, does the Globe
complain: All persons have access to the
notice are Investigated. None but the guilty
havc cause to shrink from such an investiga-
ZION; and 10 man Of correct sentiments or pos
>essed OF American principle will endeavor
TO protect the culprt who has violated the law,
and afford him the opportunity Of repeating
jlls transrressiou The Globe introduces par
ty slang into matters which have not the re-
motes connection 18th party, and thus strives
10 excite prejudice against proceeding which
is imperatively demanded by the welfare of
,he country. But the editor vail find that he
kicks against the pricks' in attempting to
smother investigation into monstrous frauds
and outrageous violations of law. The Ame-
rcan people will assert and maintain their
rights at all hazards; and compel the adoption
Of such measures as will protect their country
from becoming the Botany Bay Of Europe,
and their elections from being controuled BY
force or fraud.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

Burrows THEATRE-f ront-s!. 1t will be
seen that there is an entire change of perform
ance, at this popular house, tonight. "l'he
Love Gift, or the Pawnbroker's Window will
have its first representation, in which Mr.. Bur
ton, Mr.. Johnston, Miss Kirby and Mrs.
Hughes will sustain the principal characters.
After which, by desire, "Amerca S Destiny, or
the Past and the Present. exhibiting series
of national pictures of great effect. The per
formance will conclude with the laughable
farce of ga Short Reign and Merry One, .
in which the favorite comedian, Mr.. w. Chap
man, will appear. To all who can enjoy a
good hearty laugh, we say, let them not fail to
be present at the Front-st Theatre tonight,
for we will underwrite that there will be "iots
of fun
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

1t thus appears that the total levy upon the
city of Baltimore by the State for the last four
wears was s626,s63 O6, and that the city has
met its enga gements within the sum of $751;
500 80. I. is true that a larger sum than this
remains ts be paid into the treasury, but there
can be no doubt that the greater portion Of il
will be paid at the periods required by law
It affords US qualification to state, that sever
al of the counties have also paid with great
punctuality; and we have no doubt the whole
Of the counties will see the necessity of COM
plying with the law, that the credit of the state
may I've preserved
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

PUNcruALIry. In no part of the State of
Maryland has greater solicitude been manifest
ed to preserve the credit of the State, than in
the city of Baltimore, as is exhibited by the re-
turns Of the treasurer. 1t is well known that a
large portion of the State taxes have to be paid
by the citizens of Baltimore, and that they
have, besides, to raise revenue for local pur-
poses, nearly, if not quite equal TO the aggre-
gate amount annually levied by law upon the
whole State. Under these circumstances there
would be some apology if the citizens of Balti-
moEe were occasionally somewhat backward in
their payments Of State taxes. Instead Of this,
however, they have exhibited extraordinary
punctuality. BY a statement recently made by
the treasurer, we are furnished with an account
of the levies, sums paid, and amounts due, in
the city OF Baltimore and the several counties
of the State for the years ls4l, 1912, 1913,
and 1914. From this document we extract the
items relating TO this city, which are as fol-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12
NEW TIN AND SHEET IRON MANU-

"a EW TIN AND SHEET IRON MANU-
~ FACTORY, established at No. 6 BALTIMORE
STREET, Qhrec doors west of the Blidgel Baltimore
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
fellow citizens that they have commenced the manu-
featuring of TIN aud SHEET IRON WARE, and
have on hand a great variety of useful HOUSE
KEEPING ARTiCLES-conssting in part of
WATERS, assorted sizes; Knives and Forks
SPlTTOONS, Brass, Britannia and Tin
High and Flat Brass CaRdlestcks
Knife and Spice Boxes Hollow ware
Wooden Ware, Baskets, &C.
Sad lrOns Britannia Ware
Casters, various kinds; Lard Lamps do.
Shutters and Trays do; Coffee Mills do.
Timed and iron Tea Kettles and Saucepans
Enamelled do do
do Preserving Kettles, SC.
JI3- All goods purchased at their Enlistment
raned TO be as good and reasonable terms as
can he bought at any other place in the city. In
nouncng 10 the public and soliciting portion of pa
trOnage, being assured that they cannot command
custom, pledge themselves that effort will he spar
ed, but punctuality in dealing and strict attention
TO business, shall mark the intercourse with those
who may favor them in their line of business, They
seing practical mechanics who have been for a
number of years engaged as j0uneymen, by which
they have acquired very extensive knowledge of the
business in its various departments, especially in
Roofing, SpOuting &C., fer which the most unques-
tionable references can be given as to competency.
JOHN EVANS & JACOB NJ. FOUSE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

rnr PuBLIc REVENUE. Of the various pro-
lccls for increasing the revenue Of the State,
we have seen none which we deem more Just
than the proposition made by a correspondent
OF the Patriot, which we noticed yesterday, viz
10 pass 4 general Registry Law, and require
one dolla, Tor even more if necessarily to he
paid for every certificate of registry. 1t is per-
tectly just, that he who enjoys the protection
Of the laws, and the right of selecting the law
makers, should contribute something to the sup
port Of government; and we do not know ofany
easier or more correct mode of etfecting this OBJ
ject than by the method proposed. lie who does
not deem the right OF suffrage worth one dollar
per anuum, may decline to be registered and
thus escape the tax. There is nothing compul-
sorry contemplated by the proposition, and it
cannot, therefore, operate as hardship upon
any one. We hope that the committee ofways
and means OF the house of delegates will take
this matter into consideration; for we believe
shat the measure would be sustained by the
people. Il would raise some sixty or seventy
thouand dollars per annum, without being felt
by any one.
In connexionwth the subject of raising revo-
nue., we would advise that the head money of
foreign passengers be increased. 1t can be done
without injury to our commerce, and would be
much more acceptable than the proposed levy
of twenty-five cents upon bills of lading.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12
To The Editors Of tie CLirper:

TO ne EdlEoTS oT fhe LIVpef.
{G7 see by an advertisement in your paper of yes
terday morning, that ga quantity Of Feet was stolen
from the Box of Mr.Kaufman, Butcher, by coiored
man, who was subsequently, arrested, the Beef found
in his possession, and taken TO the Western District
watchhousc.' The question is asked in the adver-
Sement, ''what was done with the Negro and Beet in
the mornings and for fear that il might he thought las
| am of the officers of the western district night
watch) that might have some know ledge of the at-
fair take this occasion to say that on the night in
question was not on duty, and knew nothing OF the
until saw il in the columns of your paDer.
Respectfully yours, EDWARD GRIMES,
fel2 Ct Capt, Western Dist Night Watch.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

MONUMENTAL LYoEUM A public meeting
of the Monumental Lyceum will take place
this evening, in their hall, in Exeter-st,, near
Pitt. The exercises will consist Of recitations,
and the discussion of an interesting question.
The society is composed of number of young
men, of great promise, who bid fair to excel in
popular oratory. The seats are free, and the
public are invited to attend.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12
MARINE LIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1876.
FROM THE EXCHANGE REAplNG-RooM BOOKS.

CLEARED,
Brig Eliza, new Corner, Pernambuco and q MAY
ket, X, &. Wright.
ARRIVED,
Brig Androsc0ggin, Latrabee, IL DAYS fem Port
land, plaster and hay, to Jones Abbott-[n tow of
steamer Relief
Schr Unio.., Potter, 6 days from Providence, d.
mestcs, TO w. A. Cole in tow of the Reliefl
Schr European, Studlcy, 10 days from Boston, pas
Ter ana dOmeStics, TO the master. On the Ash inst Of
the Potomac, Albion Dean, of Lincolnville, Maine
seaman, aged lS years. fell overheard from the fore
rigging and was lost. Capt. Studey informs us thai
every possible eXerlion made 10 save him but
without effect
G3~The ice (princlpally flsating) extends as far
down as Sandy Point, there is little or none beyond
that point. The ice boat Relief went down this morn
ing with four bay vessels i'll tow.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Margaret Ann, Hammond, hence at ". Yos.
9Th inst.
Schr Edward Franklin, Ienney, for Baltimore
cleared at Apalachicna 3lst ut.
Schr Delaware, Gill, from Baltimore, arrived al Mo
bile 2nd inst.
Schr North Star, Winslow, from Baltimore arrived
at Bath Both ult.
MIssIsG VESSELS. Brig Vesper, OF and ON Sedg
WICK, Me- for Charleston, 3. O., with stone, has been
out about seventy days, and nothing heard from her
fears are entertained for her safety.
1t is reported that Schr. at Eastport was in com
pany with schr. Susan Eliza Shepard, 81 and for Gas
tine, from Baltimore, (betore reported mssne) near
Nantucket Shoals. just before the gale Gf Dec. H. and
II is Supposed she must have heen lost ia that gale