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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

The INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR IISIMEST, from u
tOuTtGndyt Is warranted oi Rheumet
1t gives relief stengthens weak limbs iuke, down sweings
und extends contracted cords.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

ssTINDoVy SHADE pEPoT-No. ! Spruce street.
w s2JtsQ worth of Shades. The subscribers, e.rr al1
jous pense have eElased Their TO supply the
demand for their shades. Persons buying
Of them can ciy having good article. - they ere always
willing Ia exchange them.
Their patterns every kind which could 5e invented
a1t they have greater as>.eIt than al the ether eab
lsers put ;r-ets and they take great pleasure show
ing them aud offended they 60 aOt SELL People
nj insie would do well 10 Gull. Sign banne.s ci ins:lo De
coraoas done not u be yGrptss Trimming OF a Kinds
cheap: 6aatoL 6 oE hiACSEf'
nh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
AMUSEMENTS.

PALNO'S NEW-YORk OPERA HOUSE.
ASr NIGHT But ONE or THE OPERA
IL FRIDAY January 9Th. wl 5e p,ffefrned a0s'ni tl
era OF CENER ENTOl4A. Ceneenois. Ss:1ofa f1ee' po
Rnns, 1Hof intocE Dzudai. Sigrof toinaAs peh aas'
nijsr. SsEun- S-ngUirco. - ..,,,-, i,
On SATURDAY. JauuaTy s5;li. SENIRA stIDE. WI b
petiotIae ln> the l'i Ls peTioS 70 Inc company SIX
pctture :nr New Oiseaus. .
ApNssioS-tirs; Ter aud Pscue;'a. g.; Second Ter -
cents. pUl5s open sf sf6,.peofmsrce u commerce st
O'Clock. Seats can be secured from \ NJ. % p VI lzS
= REAT ATE tCTIoN IT THE TApER EBCLEoN
MONDAY EVENING. 9Th instant. ;JE ths htfsct OF
the BOSTON oUARrET-rE CLUB. They vii hs rss.v
ed by the follow senr'-m
Mr. John h. COUGH. who yyil address tie meeting AMI
sn- pere. wrtes expressly for h.:n by msmbcr ol
Sso. MI J. H. GREEN. ths reformed Gambler. viii show
OF his mos; startling -icss. .oux Wrii,en
prey Tor h, entitled J. Ii. G.e4a', ESps'ieace, bg
Der tthc Cluh.
The SEAMAN'S TEMPERANCE SOCIETY wiu heN
heir meeting n the Tshc-rl Tor ths bg=t CT the Club.
the evening Oa this occasion nvisna psco Cor
Ouar;ee) wil - the 6S tine writsn expressly Tor
tie Seaissns Temperance SOCIETY,", cated The Sailors 70
His usnor the Mayor JAMES HARPER VIII preside.
Exercises 10 Ueiucs Tickets 10. SAX at TIE
Ct,i"o Ho,sl, Chiffon Hall, and 4; ,;e door.
Tickets > cents. !23 It's
A CARD.-THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY bsve
the honor IN thst they viii Inc last three
1.acrcza Brrcrs-on Flay. 9th. - Csrsrenteh, and
Saturday 2h January- the last representation 10
their a'tnfr for New G=!.Gns.
The Season Subscribers respectfully requested nouey
the ReN Dfc@ before Monday evening, they desra
:nn the.: seats toI the three representations. jS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

DANTALOON STUFFS.-7G case, 2 Cottonnae. Log
Cabins, Lrsuslss IL Co fvIed and Diari fr sale by
aicCURDY, AlDRlCH & SPENCER,
1881 a. Exchaa 20 Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
W0oDwORTH'5 PLANlNG mACHINEs.

EOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. together with
many valuable improvements npd additions 10 his former
tools, enHbs the subscriber TO furnish nj short notice, and
of the perfect construction nutern md workmanship
Machines plane wcod all it, varieties, sneh rs planng
o -uracin: only. or cntung moudngs.
AkO pinnns, 0ngueng 1nd gfJoYing, loinng or rabbe
ting. and planlns clnahran!s.
Application lny be the subscriber al his establish
men F0XborO, AZ h nice, Of C0rnercnl and
LcwiS-sts. Boston. wheT Machines may be mod
the same. be obtained well rs
oil Josiah Blac.yel & Co. New.Yurk. o. OF j. w. Schenck
Albany
Letters OF mere inquiry must be go,tn paid
SAMUEL b. SCHENCK.
Fnrh1ru'. Siasg- Apr l. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Passengers ArrI

Passengers Arrived,
BE- the bargus Llus I'm New. Oenns-Capt Lang late Of
>chr eisa. and three seamen Of British ba1que CLEOPATRA
receStly wrecked East of Nuevins.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

THE ART OF WEAVING,
BY HAND AND BY POWER:
With an Introductory Account of ~ a. - r~vS' III
ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES,
FOR THE Use or MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.
By Clinton G. GiJroy,
Practical Weaver and Manufacturer.
One large soo. Vs. Illustrated rcith nearly 800 EnSrGr
iHgs on HO0G and Stse!, piaia and eoi0red.
This is work written with admirable ceGrne.s thoroughly
practical and Of which manufacturer of Cloths Gun Gf
ford to rernain Ignorant Vim view of encouraging very
enlarged ccueion tha work has been issued al the eIcsed
ingly low p,ice OF Five Dollars rst.
All orders for Books accompanied with .eml1nce and
specific directions now u be addressed viii he neay put UP
and sent free any the principal Cites where
presses ruror. wished. viii be directed and left at
any Place in this City, according to Instructions.
dcs tis GEO. D. BALDWIN. . Spruce-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

CoMsTocK's SARsArARILLA-This celebrated article for
p.:ifyng the blood, the popularity
has long enjoyed 1t prspa,d the very hes: manner.
and Nil the virtues oth roat highly
The poor aiio sold NJ tbs uuheard OF low
ce u 50 per co;ie 81 dozen. Sold only ct q
4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

GHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSAM has long been
~ known and aoprecs.e for the efficacy nnd p7euar pro-
pery possesses for the every knd Of Wounds Bruises
p.ains and sores; and falling remedy for acute
nni chronic Rheumatism The Balssm affords immediate re-
weekne1 back lo; and warranted 10
of the pies uIa Of however loug standing. when
every thing else failed. This wonder working Baba VII;
numb pershe limbs. m joints, nsmbness any
part Of the body and is aud pleasant application to
buras scads sore ,hroars and cuiase Numerous
pecabe certificates nay be where has effected
lire in ali the Pdce 81 in large 20
smGil.
Sold wholesale and retail by i. B. Sc D. SANDS Druggist,
p Fulton ..2 Broadway and a Eas; Broadway.
rs Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

ASTuM, ASp DYSPEPSIA positively cured MI by
ion:ie Western Indian PanGcea, and the p5opretors
offer refund the money all cases If 10; effected
Sold mt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

REV. DR.. RARTHoLoMEw's ExrEcToRAST PISx SYRUP.
ihe rios; etecuh remedy known for Colds, Coughs
neuenza Pam ~ the Side, ehor,ness Of Breath and a Al
ecuons OF the Throat ana Lungs. 1t affords wonderful relief
bottle will satisfy the most increduous that possesses heal
ut q Court and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

VINO WANTS To Ar L2-Dr. McNnir's Acoustic Oil.
sold ut Il COurtiald dulHg wonders all
plants of the deaf persons should Ii has cured
deNiness OF ID years s,andng PHce 81 per flask
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

c,ODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACK ERS.- Tine sub
p scribsr wishes make kpo~H 10 tae public tat much o'
the Srrt and cracke.s whic soh t city By the above
nara ure entirely different from e SODA BISCUIT uat ST.
car CRAcEEss rnGe his Bakery. winch have Dsan used
nv partlculary suffer Iron i -eoE or
more ,an twenty yca WIKI the best results white the irni-
t.ron, which can be made foF les pTGe though pe'hnp'
above BISCUIT md CRACKERS, ai BUTTER BISCUIT WINE
RtsCT-Tr BETTER CRACKERS. WATER CRACKERS. Pilot
and Nlvr BREAD NIL OF the first cunly constantly fo'
sale nj Aa .xe!Snoyn establishment y5 " arlington E rect,
corner OF Va-rer-y.rset EPfRA1M TREADWEl.L4
81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

EAST lSDA HAIR DYE-COurse red hair made fine, black
and glossy article Is to have the effect designed by
the will color The hair mud inure the SKIN thC
least. Il will make beautiful head of black hair OF The
coHreSt red or gray. SOld Al y Courahd.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

IN CHANCERY.Before TIE Wee Cbrneeior Of the FIRST
ICrcUIt-Jehn knne. md a Trstees o HaretC hiDgv
John Allen and nln PoIecosge-koTIcE hereby Eisen
pusunn, order Of the Court 81 tbshcefy entered
on he eighth dsy of Jaruary 5, tha, Jon Alien, oao
OF the the above enuued fnue and VINO aon
rs,,ea OF his resident 0s the sthtc OF Aesao
rsoued 10 appear the oii bsd 10 tbs csne WIZ
"a four months date Of enlepg sEc oFer 81 ba &c
aid bil i be taken d, coGfeed hin. hrcnrng 20 INC
ists in such cse made ead proyde Ss~ Yefs January
IS. 1876. a; ~. phADs 80, Sntc,o,
iz3 law9w Coapslnans 0'"S''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

K perfect keeping with their clinricter; They pro
my statement. which appeared IN The Tribune Of lhe
18th To be untrue. do they tp he so Th'
they w-ii know impossible, and hence satisfy themselves
1oi nc 10 gr0rs o.ker,o,se And yet, it afflicted with
a memory sho;t their llw,Is ast'ng, they publicly
tllaHA Tor Acknowledged of the iucs ~ the case
As The Mess ParmIY have sataed though At
tier late day, that prudence the better part OF vnlo
and hUve. therefore, very utciOusy resolved 10 prosecute
their newspaper warfare ngaJn, gres may not
sonnby hope TINT they Will uo dssist from private sander
which have greater fear than any attacks
they have IL IN their power to make
dig stI J. SMITH DODGE. Al Bond st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
H SEE List PfGK.

Arrived.
Ship Wabash, Hathaway. % d I'm New Orleans, with do.
nestle produce In S;antun x Frost.
Ship Canton 10 Dis I'm Palermo, with fruit owes * God
irey. The Canton Is at anchor IA the Lower Bay.
aad rce 10 Durham :; -jgiun.
.Bus We,gmpka, Fowler. Is ds I'm Mobile with cotton to
Stur-eS & Ceaunan.
Brig Star. 'man, u ds fm Grenada in ballast to L. Hub
bam & Co I'm inst spoke 5arquc Romln s is im Portland
Barque l. iius. G,chr g d. I'm Nucvias. with copper
ore, &c. "a Holt & Owen Saled company with b1c Iro-
Jan. DAVIS Tor the South side gi Nu.v, 10 aai ter New
York. Len bt. Ava, Chase, oadns Tor do; schooner IT,
meleon. Mcfarlan, waiting freight.
Sch Curiew CrOwel, - ds I'm Crracon with skins.
sc. 10 J. Foukc x Sos. Suled day bg Joseph At.
kns, for ilaynna. Left sch james Freeman Paine Just
rlvad irn Roscn; llujS0n Baker, Just arrived I'm 81.
Lucia brig ARIEL. nf Portland. im iciland.
Sc Edinburgh Decker, is fin York River, with oysters.
Below.
briys unknown Wind NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

~ Office TO CONTR ACTOES.-En cement Of Nor
RS Caaai-Pppo,s wli be received nj the office OF the
Morris Canal until Thursday the sth of February next Tor Una
Enlnrrement OF the Morris Canal om Newurk To the Deig
,Snre River. dsnsce OF erh;ynn miles The work viii
urrcpsy Of excavation To be moved from twenty 10
seyenfyre feet Specifications bchad atthe Morris Ca
nal Office Jersey Cay, the Collectors Office near EHon
md nj thc Weigh Lock Newark md net the 18th INST
~ w. DANIEL TYLER. President.
nr-.. 1.-.,, o., In 1sI, 1,v
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
WANTED.

4 GENT IyANTED.-A person Of good address. md a
- COMMUNICATE Of he Protestant Episcopal Church. i
wanted canvass to subscribers weekly religious pnpe
this city and vicinity One who satisfactory refer
may address 10 Wilkes, Park Post Oihce sinns
where an interview can be hnd. J-5Z
M TANTED-Hya respectable young Woman q situation
Nv rs Chamberlain and 10 do general huuSewoTk Coco
city reference given Apply at p Barclay street. un stsr
from; room. - =
yETANTED-By Young WOMAN, who IS Dress
Maker, Seamstes, family. she wouls
he willing either IN the nursery or d'ng cHrnbsrwuTA
p,rt the also coodce stacher and Eonsr "a
dress j. c. at the office of this payer. j-o
sEyANTED-By n respectable WOMAN, u situation as
sS Cnna Understands every branch II Cooking: Please
appy at Z Watt, between Hudson mud Nauck. 'o1r ry
reference given ="
YyIO MERCHA NTS-Merchants VINO may want assistance
nj the commencement of Spring business Gun nave IN.
services of mdGca Eed man. who ccDTershnt win inc
donesc tute has himself been manufacturer mas an
extensive the Manufacturer nf the Ea 81
and believes influence large amount OF business he
feels compeen purchase sell gncdS. He Will cier l"
number the Merchants IN the City, Compensation as
he either bv salary By Interest the concern. Addres
a. City y. y. Lower Post Oitce. j ftis-
go MERCHANTF AND JOBBERS-wenei. by u
YOUNG, MAN. = situation IA Wholesale lnbbnE eNGb
hueDt as salesman, who has had years Gnd
can influence considerable trade especially S0uihen lie
yncd engage snail compensation and pcr ceAi,se on
snis thTGiS his influence. lie also m The t'e
r,an language and for cap2blly. &c refers u has last en-
nlpye Any brother the order OF Odd Fellows VINO
asss: his VIII receive thanks. Address. mmedihiey Frank
liz. Tribune Office. dL IS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

E1OLfSH YOUR STOVES AND GRbTES.-Every body
Eoston l. polishing ;her stoves a14 gratss .th WIN
Browns Peac Paste. No better evidence Of whsn
are well polished. We would ter-1mend for this purpose
WM BROWNS PENCIL PASTE. Il Is put in roi,, which
cost. but l2 Cts and has many advantages the British
Lus;re rrd Black Lead luse is br-her lasts longer
and used with much less dust and trouble, In
gets dry. By application Of Brush you beautiful
pols For sGe at WA. BROWNS. 43l Washington street
Reta:le by al the Druggist aud Groce:y Soses Boston, Sa
lem. Lowell, Worcester. Port!snd and Springfield
Deasr and Families can be supplied Of =. b. & D. SANDS
Druggists, 80 7s Fulton st.. 23 Broadway; Il East Bread
way. jE Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

e---4. = WINTER ARRANGEMENr-NEW-
E2-EFYoEK AND B9SfuN ~, RAlLR9tAp lLis ltI
rF-I s,e-I ~ the fooT,nz supcrior Stca running
in connectran with iis Norwich ana Worcester and Boscn
WORCESTER. Capt; Vanderbilt
CLEOPATRA, Capt. iiustin.
SEIy.HAVEE. Capt Van PET
One Of which VIII Irnte Pier 40. North Rger tri;wsesy.
The New Haven Sapi on feis' on tuesdays lhuF>das9'
pavenseTs on h, uya, ef the seams.s At aLLh !
CONNEXIONS t.Ars OF tie Railroad 10 BOSTON. witEoui
chan, otca For passage irsst apply on board or to
j23u u. B. ALLEN, 81 Drrsawey, up staIs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
ALSO.
HARPER'S BIBLE No. XVII.
WM. Z. GRAHAM, tribune Office.
In NnNs. Ii-.rrc
VALUABLE NEW WORK.


a COURSE OF ENGLISH READING. adapted 10 every
taste and capacity with Remarks Men OF Genus by Rev
Jane, Pycrott with corrections, aud additions By j. e. Coss.
we'll volume. Emo. - ceats.
- 4 volume which cruaSceninusy recommend rs
mark accurate OF historical and general read
from which acquisition %: sound knowledge mus;
result. The aud les admira be
than the selection OF authors pointed ont iT study.
LITERARY Gazette
1--WE do not know Of b.,cr index ha th, weconsiteed
little book 10 general oi reading. L might suc
be safely and aiyantaEeousl pui INTO the bands l ycuu
take ;Eeif PLACE society begin the worli Atlas.
Published and icT sale BY
WILEY g PUTNAM Itl Broadway.
~ Single copies of English Books imported 10 c;der PEI
steamer Sacket l2J
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

MACHINE BANDS.-The following unsolicited opinion
IfEnfour India Rubber Machine I{andng We c9T,end 10
tie attention o the Interested. HpkaCE IL hh1;
Successor to the RcXhuy lniin Rubber Co.
ssSopyIrIl jan Is. Is41.lIsur Sf Above please lind
our rn - -. the balance al your count against
Ms We take pleasure saying TINT Gef tut aud tar thai
nj yonr Rubber Banding. or the purposes for which We
hnye used L. 10 drive heavy light machne with uiu bnnt
Nm MOSES PIERCE.
,s Agent Norwich Bleaching and Cal,cndetns Co"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

GIARIyG ABsURDITY AND IiroSTUEr.-Hany years aSo
physicians refused Bowers Powder, because they did not
know the component parts Now, physician practices with
ont them. So Will be with the Conae PAN Extr0c;oT i;om
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

E&IHODPiNG COUCH AND CROOP.-Io Pdrenfs.-
w Jaynes Expecofaut without exception tie most vnInn
bic preparation for the above diseases. # converts
whoopng cough mild AMI ractlbe dsaaie and ssoenS
its duration than half and produces certain and
speedy recovery From half To tea spoon full viii
certainly cruop infants and Children in half an
hours time The lives ofhurded of children will be saved
unnraly. by away, keeping II on hand ready Tor cny
emergency.
1t prepared only by Dr. D. jayne No 20 South Third St
Phlladelph.c. Price 81. For sale by
A. b. & d. SANDS, Druggst 20 Fulton.st.
jls lms 273 Broadway. nsd II East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

QY VIRTUE Of Precep. S.e ert 81 and under he seal
ID of tie Court OF Oyer rod Tennrer me yec,ea and
hetsby made thar Co. IT of OJer
and Terfan9I and IH eyery en for he Cry and Co1H:
" New York viii he held n the City Hell o. the AID
City The 81 Monday Of March AZ peGsOns boand
20 appear BY o,erse B Jusuc.s Of the
sha ed all peious bound 10 sad Court. be tn
and there, IN Tier. persous with eI oi
cor indictments and other nhfances DO these thing,
which 10 their oic.s IN This behalf shn to E done
Given under ny hand Shenfis office the Cd day Of
January. 1915 and of ou. Indepcndence IN. oSsh.
Dated January %, I%5. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
Iept
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
na53nn.

IN OUR LAST COMMUNICATION We said t,ai. If Mr..
DoDGE stated things they were, he should have word
0fcontentoG from but ne has nos tod them ns they were
they and pronounce hi in article untrue, and
DEFY h.a md all the world with n prove othefwse
We shall tuse farther notice olny hln: he and
regret exceeingy TINT compelled, from many dsa
grceabe circumstances growing out OF Misrepresentation, Ia
notice nm al all HIS ACKNOWLEDGMENT o the incts hr, pub
lstc b. what WISHED tha public 20 understand. We
therefore take leave thanking bn Ot the assistance he has
rendered Is IN making them known.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-31
Correspondence of the American Republican
WAsHiNcToS, May 80, IS45.

WAsHiNGToN, May 80, l845.
GEHTLEMEN-We are shortly to have a rare
musical treat in Washington. Prof j II. Hew-
lit, who has been successfully engaged for
several years in our city as teacher of music,
has written and adapted to voices and instru-
ments an elaborate Oratoro from that affecting
incident in Scripture history OF" Jeptha'sV ow. -
The immortal Handel, believe, has compo-
sed an Oratorio on the same subject, though
this fact, it appears, has not intmidated our
worthy Professor from his bold and original un-
dcrtaking. At a rehearsal of this really mpo-
sing representation the other evening, to a Sc
lect company OF friends, the full success Of the
artist and the poet was unanimously admitted.
The Chorusses, sustained by some fifty vol
ces, as intended, of the best singers in the me-
tTopos, (and we have many Of the best will
have II most brilliant effect, and the Solos, APP
proprlately solemn and pantive, will, from
their contrast, complete the touching illustra-
ton of the unhappy fate ofthe beautiful daugh-
ter of the unfortunate hero of Israel Altoge-
ther, we predict triumph for MIR, Hewitt, as
poet and composer, i'll the production before
the public of this Oratorio.
Indeed, we would recommend Mr.. Hewitt
not to contine its representation to Washington,
but to throw himself boldly before the public
and the cities of Baltimore, and the cities Of
the North. As one Of the few composers of
which our country may boast, he should not
hesitate to test his strength before his country
men. Music, in great degree, contributes to
the moulding and consolidating the character
OF people as a nation. If the principles of
our institutlons-lf the sentiments of our hearts
as Arnericans-if the peculiarties OF our land !,
and its distinctive featuros,-if the impress of
the free mind, and the generous and lofty soul
which are the true results of our form of Go
Vernment, be incidentally or directly infused
into the written music of our peope,-our pa
triotism, like the fires of the ancient VestaIs,
will not be suffered to expire, or grow faint
from lack of fuel. Prof Hewitt has contribut-
ed his full share to this end.
Briefly, in conclusion, we trust that our fell
low citizens, when this musical entertainment
of Prof. Hewtts shall come Off will surpass
the tlatterng attendance upon such exhibitions
they have uniformly accorded him heretofore,
upon the single ground Of the surprising merit
Of this new Oratorio. The only interest that
we have in this matter is the qualification we
derive, Gin common with almost every body)
when merit is rewarded, good taste and genius
approved, and good principles and love of Ii
berty and virtue promoted.
BACHELOR BOB.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-31

BURTON 5 THEATRE, FRosT-sr. Magic Lamp in a
Ne.o blight. This the name Of a new and beautiful
piece now playing at the Front st Theatre, which, for
splendid scehey dresses, decorations, properties,
machinery, ne has never bfen surpassed, ifequaed,
IN this city II isa burlesaue on the once popular
play of"Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp, t" and run.
ming through it there is fund of humor which is ire
ssllbe to the most perfect stole. Mrs Burke sustans
the part Of Aiadoi, aad like every thing she under
takes, is beautifully and correctly DONE 1t will have
it, third representation tonight, when we hope to see
a full and fashionable house.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-31
We observe

AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. We observe
with pleasure that ga department Of agricultur-
al chemistry has been established in the Fred
erick Academy and that VIM. Baer, Esq Cor
many years Superintendent of the Chemical
Works of Baltimore has been chosen Profess
sor The Frederick papers contain long and
interesting Address to the People of Frederick
County on this subject, from VIM. Is. Tyler
WIN, ]. Ross and Sam'I Tyler, Esqs., Il com
mttce appointed by the Board Of Visitors OF
the Academy.
1t is certain that Chemistry in its application
to agricultural purposes, has been too much
neglected by the farmers of Maryland, and that
great loss has been the consequence OF tins ne
glgence. The composition and qualities of
soil must be understood by the farmer, or he
cannot compete with those who take advantage
Of the present advanced state Of the science.
The recent Investigations and discoveries of
Liebig and his co-laborers in the field, have 50
changed the old system of cultivation, that no
modern farmer should be without a thorough
acquaintance with them. 1t has bee n said that
he who causes two blades of grass to grow
where only one grew before, is of more service
to his iellow-mcn than all the thcorizing phi
losophers of century. The general study of
Agricultural Chemistry, and a knowledge of
the latest and most valuable discoveries in that
branch of science, will inevitably lead towards
doubling the blades of grass-and producing
phlanthropists. Both TO crafty private inter
est, then, and to serve the public welfare, we
are glad to see the establishment of the profess
sorship above named, and hope that the good
example will be extensively initiated.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-31

ARREsT UNDER THE "TREAry OF WASHING
TON" Henry War;, a resident Of Bridgeport,
England, WAS arrested on Thursday at New
York, Oh board the ship George Washington,
at the instance OF SAM K. Wamp, Supern-
tendent OF Police for that Borough. 1t is al.
legged that War; forged the acceptance Of John
Kerxlake to a Bill of Exchange drawn on
Samuel Grundy and Walker E. Grundy, Bank.
ers, for ell
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-31

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. We
learn from the Cincinnati Gazette, that this
body, on Monday, adopted the report of the
Board of Missions, which contemplates the or
ganization of western branch at Louisville
The committee on foreign correspondence re-
ported an answer to the Free Church of Scot
land which was read, after which the Assem-.
bly, adjourned until the evening.