American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
C.a,s O,j,,o. A oentIeman in ,ttendopca
~ tho ,rction Store oFMr Neacham on We'd.
nesdov ninbt had occasion IN take off his hat
| in oonsooEenco nj tho baated e,ate fine rom,
and vorv n,tnrsIIv rIaced il upon a stand nm.
III ,rch ,in, os 10 u,onId lava Atter n.L
ing a Gsw purchases he took nm his hat and
iofi Co- hrs resdencn hnt heCnre Teaching il he
faIt hnrnirg sensation mon his Efehead
| ,ubich bo could IN ,,o UNIV account for If
panied him greatly all night, and Yesterday
morning, the pain increasing, he examined his
hat, and found that some hcartless miscrcant,
had, during the short time it was lying upon
/ the stand, N the auction store, the previous
evening, plastered over the leather lining Of the
inside, a quantity OF canstjc, which, coming in
contact with his Iorehead, was the cause OF his
Suffering. The wretch who would be guilty oil
such an act, deserves to be branded upon INC
forehead with aIed hot IRON we trust that ne
may be discovered
Departure Of the Liberia Packet THIS beau
tful vessel, built by the Maryland Colonization
Society, as packet to sail regularly between
this port and the colony Of Liberia, left Ma
sons wharf yesterday for her place Of destna-
ton. She carries out two white missionaries
DIR. SugenvllIe and Miss Brush, and forty
Coioreu eIhlgraht passengers one oil inc CO.
ioTed passengers is preacher OF considerable
latent anu was out slIoi' '',he s'i'ce Save
Ills freedom was purchased by some oeneVo-
lent geh'lemen' on conuit'oh l,lat ne "oulu go
out as a missionary 10 his ofe'hreh III Liberia
Previous to her departure from the wharf, rell-
gIous services were held by the Rev. Messrs
Atkinson anu Hammer. "A great number OF
people were present and took part IN the cere-
monies.
Election. Alta meeting of the Baltimore
Tnvncbles," last evening, the following off.
GERS we're electeG:-Thomas Is. Hambleton, 18th
sergeant; Jacob CounseIman, list corporal; VIII
liam J. Burke, I'd corporal: Daniel Nllnce, Sd
corporaE Thomas K. Jettereys, 4th corporal;
and Theodore } Haskell, armorer.
.Ne,C Light Inftniru Company. The Argus
learns that Light Infantry Company, to be
called the "Mles Infantry is being organized
in the south western section of the city, and is
fast filling up its membership. The corps is
named in honor of our esteemed citizen, Capt.
ID. S. Miles, Of the 7th u. S. Infantry, who dis
tnguished himself at Fort Brown, and at Mon
teIey. From the arrangement entered into by
the gentlemen composing the new company, we
are assured that 1t VIII be worlAy OF the name
when II oearS' success 10 thehI'
.Ne,C Library Association. The members off
the Waterman Fire Company have recently
formed u library association They purpose
calling on their friends in the southern section
OF the city, IN few days, tor contributions oil
DOCKS ana money, ana we "'sn 'henn ABUNDANT
success ne following gentlemen nave oeen
e.ected oiilcers:-r resident, 1ho' bto"n' ISL
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'eeS' WIN . age Jho' w. laws, WIN ar
eXahaef' Eenry H. parton, hooI' Druce' 'ho'
Merluith' ana jas W. Stevens
'1'r'oalS' ex-governor "fason mas arrived
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