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EMFORTANI TO ID iiN AL STUD NTS.
n DR.. LEACH wOUld re ina those who may desire
to prepare themselves for the practice o SURGICAL
ana MECHh NiCAL DENTISTRY, that he can take
few more yea tlGmen into his private class, now
about 10 cnmmeuce, TO whom he VIII give such lntor-
nation and instruction and nsh them with faci!i-
lies (uot to he ohtaned elsewilrre,) which will
der them in from three to four IN 'nlhS capable of
performing any Dental Operation succe 'suly, pro-
vldeh they have the natural abilities, one OIL "hlch,
mechaniCa grnius, is ndspensabe, For terms ap
ply at his rooms, No. 6 ). CALVERT ST. dl-eo7t'
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/ WEIGH * DELyvAN's NATIoHAL Circus, FRoHT
sTRg&r -0p,nins NsH Al the necessary ar
| raUgamrnt, having been completed, this papn "
place of Umuslucil viii open Tonight, with The
greatest ,qucsrau AVID dramatic company ever lit
troiucrd to a Baltimore public. The theatre has
/ been newly decorated and Adorned, aud The house
viii LG thoroughly warmed, Kew stoves and tus"a-
ccs having been placed in every part, ana every ar
ran2cinent has been mate Tor the convenience and
comfort IF the audience. he grand operate and
equestrian spectacle Of "The Crusaders; or the Old
| Man OF he Mountains" which has been in active
preparation for TWO weeks, Wi. be performed witi
new scenery, dresses, decorations, Sc, &e. For a
ull description O The plot and incdehts OF the piece
advertisement in another part OF 70 day . paper
TGy!Ou4 TO the stage performance, there VIII be a
series Of equestrian fel's in the ring, "Dan Rice
will be thar. The box office will be open at an ear
~ hour this morning, when seats can be pfocered.
/ NOVEL EXHIBITION AT THE ASSEMBLY Rooms.
Our citizens will have an opportunity to night Of
witnessing at the saloon of the Assembly Rooms an
exhibition ofquite novel and iatcrest ting character
1t viii be no more nor less than tuc smile Of
"sLakcr Meeting" The persons composi, the
company have all been memhets of this strange re-
ligous sect AID viii give entertainment consist!
assured that tncle is nothing IN the represent
10 cal forth the dsapProbalUm of discerning pnO-
lic They have created cutie q Juror ~ he No til.
O.. WRITING. We would advise All aha :, rite
tlo,y to can a, once on hlr NICHOLS al Baltimore
street aud improve tleus ives, mir. n. i5mast-r
Of hs profession, and second 10 no cache, IN die
;lit,a S!attsj therefore, hen gUoG instruction can
BIZ obtained IA 50 9hov! time and for 80 jllje t&-
pcnse, lyaiy one should improve opportunity
PIlHtS, send your children, lIat they may learn the
tue position and correct manner ofholjug the pen.
IT.
THE MusEuM-AIrs Hunt. This acComp' .hrS la
dy appears TO night as the "AEbassadors lady" and
as Fortune" in the luushable bullcsque operate
spectacle Of that NAME Let there be a full house.
CATHOLIC MAGAZINE, Wehayc received from the
pubsher, Mr.. John Murphy, the december nambGr
OF the United states Catholic Magazine and monthly
Review. 1t contains its usual am unit of excellent
reading matter and is handsomely embeilished with Il
beautiful tsG page.
FINE OYSTERS. We arc ndebtea TO Mr., James,
of the Magnolia House, Light ST., Tor the receipt of
dozen OF the largest size Lynhaven Bay Oysters
They are the fnest specimen of natives of the deep
that we have ever seen.
G3-PUBLIC NOTICE. The Liberia Packetwill
sail rms (Thursday) MORNING. The EIrigrants
and Missionary passengers viii leave Mezck'S wharf
at 10 O'Clock. Religious services will BE- performed
by the Rev. TnOxAs ATKINSON. The public in
Vlted to attend, 1t
67-GRAND DIVISION, SONS or TEMPER
ANCE, STATE OF MARYLAND. An adjourned
meeting ofthe Grand Division will be held ut 81
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n hVEEY NGm ES ~ OUR HOUSE -
Ill 4 Wore cheering n.ws for the patrons Of EMORY
n CU-Si0 900 the brilliant capItsi IrIzr in yester-
days Lottery, was sofia to gentleman from York,
receive in gold when he presents HE prize at the
counter Of lne great prize sellers, EMORY 4 co.
Several ether very splendid prz"s Were Gistrbu ted
to the patrons OF this popular Lottery firm.
LOOK HERE! DRAWS O.DAY!
10000 DOLLARS!
prize of %, 600 Dollars,
prize OF 5000 Dollars I Tickets S..
prize OF $3.50 Dollars. Packages only SIT SO.
prize Of 1900 Dollars,
FRIDAY, ST 0J0 tor 81. Packages only Sl4,
SATURDAY, S7O0J for so cents. Packages only
ST. For prizes apply TO address the celebrated
pliLe sellers, EMORY * 20.
p. S.-For prize packages or single tickets, ad,
dress the old established house of Emory & Co, ID
office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY CO., L. ), LOTTERY Agency,
No, , Caverst., ID Lottery office
1t from Baltimore street.
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l3- We invite the ate Atjon Of tie public to the
certificates Of cure perDrr'ed by Dr.. CUlLEH'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEN, which certain
y goes ahead Of any heretofore published. The high
standing of he gentlemen whose naryes are given
as having Witnessed this cure, precludes The posi-
bi!ity of imposition, There s large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents.
whose names will be found attached TO the certili-
SCI
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g<OEFlE BEIGINS- Ere CHI, Enlli.h and
Z American, ul the latest aud most approved pat
ter0s; Hemngrnn'j patent Coff"e Condenser, popu-
lar article; Coffee and Tea Ums; COFFEE and 'rra
Pots; Tea Kettles on stan IS, with hGaters On ffiug
Rishcs, &e, with every variety o Block Tin al d
Britannia Ware; Walters, Table Cutlery, and family
and fancy Hardware generally. Cali at the HOUSE
FuANIsHtNG WARGRo,Ms, No. 10 n, Charles sue,I,
opposite the Union Bank.
ct3lW T. T.. WETmORE * co.
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SMALL SUM OF MONEY FOUND. A
- small sum Of money was found in the Western
part Of the city some days since, which the owner
can have by calling at -
liz No. 9OI N. EUTAW STREET
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CATHOLIC MAGAZINE, ehayr received from the
pubIishe~, Mr. John Murphy, the december number
OF the United States Catholic Magazine and monthly
Review. 1t contains its usual am unit of excellent
reading matter and is handsomely embeshed with Il
beautiful lise page
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-03

MARtNELlsr-PORT 0FHAlr.,
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SPORTING ITEMS. A Trotting Match for
$1,000 has ben made between Hector and
Black Maria, TO come off over the Centreville
Course, l.. l., on the LIST of May next. They
are to 90 three mile heats in harness Grey
Eagle (of Boston) challenges any trotting horse
in the United States, with the single exception
Of Lady Suffolk, ono or two mile heats, under
the saddle, for $1,000 u S de, half forfeit, over
the Ccntrcvlle Course, between the % and
18th Of May next.
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aJ- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers fer the
s0sth,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Cas- also to Lynehburg, and White
sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
er Route. See advertisement. je25d
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AHsHrp SAFE. The packet ship Zenoba'
of New York, for whose safety great fears
were entertained, has reached Newport, in
disabled condition.
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A JUDICIAL JOURNAL IN ROME. The new
Pope amongst other acts which will ever sig
nalizo his accession to the Ponticate, has au-
thorized the establishment of paper which
shall publish the accounts of all proceedings
before the legal tribunals. Up to the present
time the investigations before those bodies have
been secret, the public never knowing what
passed there except when judgment was pub
lshed. The Pope is determined to give pub
LEFTY to all acts of the government.
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Cherry Valley, Olsego Co, NJ Y, Oct. 4, 1915.
Mr. SETH w, FowLg:
Dear Sir,-Graludc alone prompts me to make
the following communication, which should Ike to
have published 10 the world, | have been affi eled
for the last five years with severe pain in the side
attended with hacking cough and niIht sweats, so
that have not been able to do days work during all
that time. have been attended by three ofthc most
respectable physicians in vicinity, hut obtained nc
relief As last resort was induced TO try
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD IHERRY,
used fEfee bottles, and with entire success. | feel
thatl am restored, and once more rejnce in per
feet health, Sgrrd, JOHN FERNS.
fAg,, I,rs - l,,t
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jas J. Fisher.
Bug G n. Pinckney, Gayle, Charleston, John K.
nI.t.,IL = - -
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EIF-FPENGB AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every .ize, for sale by Tie case, dozen
or single HiGtG.
ALSO, tho most COmpgta and i1rgrst assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to b. fourd in the city.
Gilt Portraitnnd Picture FRAMES, ofcn,Telynew
eattnrRs never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order Of the very best materials and by The best
workmer; together with Git Box CORNTCES:
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN LANDS.
SC SC, forsale and made order as cheap as they
can be obtained At any establishments HE United
states. f. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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Schr Vermont, Spcghts, Mobile, w. RhOads.
Schf ocean Wave, Wheeler, Norfolk, Petersburg
s. Richmond. &. Pendergast * Son
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A CARD.

FEY r. TUCKER. hIvtng REMOVED from
Il ,he head OF Centre Market TO 1861 BALll-
MORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY, respectfully in
forms his ole patrons aad the PnDin in general, III at
he will be lad il serve them "a heretofore in the
LOTT Ky ana EXCHANGE hU$IN iSS. G3.d6t
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Schr Maturity, FOxweii, Leonardiuwn, I'D. master
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AmUsGMLNrs. Wclca~, that every where mt
c,Iand theatrical exhibitions are more ih-n
usualy successful Al New York tho keanr
are nightly attracting crowds to the Park to
witness their representations Of King John ---
At the Bowory, Murdoch and Mrs Pope are
engaged for short timc-At the Green
wich theatre, Henry Chapman and Miss Julia
Drake are the principal attractions Herr
Alexander, the magician, is startling the ma
lives at the Ahamra; while at the Bowery am
phitheatre, Levi North, the daring equestrian,
is taking captive immense Crowds.--Lover,
with his "Irish Evenings, is honorod with full
houses every night at Palmos.-Forrcst and
Booth are both at Boston, taking the city by
storm.-Tho Ravol Family have been very
successful at st. Louis, as has also Mr.. Leo
nard at Cmcinnati-Mts. Mowatt ard Da-
venport have left Pitlsburg for the South
Mr.. Harrington, of Rockwell & stones circus,
was recently thrown from his horse while per-
forming at Hamilton, Ohio, and So injured
that he remained scnsaless for two days, when
he was taken to Cincinnati, where he is doing
well.
y. HEAVY ConmGRcIAL OPERATIONS. At New
Orleans, on The 24tH ut. there were extensive
purchases oil cotton aud brcadsii;, mourning
to aboo. 100000 worth. The DaIm says:
About 7 900 bales Cotton were sold at pre-
vious rates There were large operations in
Flour to-. Sales wore effected to the extent
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THE MusEuM-Mrs Hunt. This acCompi .hcS la
dy appears TO night the "AEibassadors Lady'' and
as "Foruno" in the lGushabe bullcsQue operate
spectacle OF that name. Let there be a full house.
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DIED.

Of his age.
On the LIST inst. CATHARINE f., aged 3 years and 3.
months, daughter of William aud A. Cecglia KENNY
On the l7th ult. BARRON JONES, in his Ssh ysar
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i'srm swake ans ma,ias. n,,ri.p lie
nlshi. rsrrp isg uiih Has srinsls "a.
l''Fe niaa.s f.'F sui, isiiag IN lle A "A res,
a''d slrrP re Indispensable; arll mere -
-. a7a 10y injured By sssry DE-. ia,iaa
lFam na.urr.
u b. Prasiire a giving hay =, nieh, 10
horses. an sIEe Wzs .uirnilursd iv t.
FeEn kf~aeEs; and, il ma keps IN ~ IN. r.
lnafresis. would speedily BE- sl,an,lanrd hr
every nHe WIN had sense enough Z. res.
erIVr tie ially. In one or tao hours d.
ung tie LAY. hoFses eaa eat a murh iav
~ vii IN them good. IN confirmation
IL ihi". | hearl NJ the Treatment se,e,.l
'raSeiseEs gave their horses ant rnrsse,l
d"Fins = jsumry az maay hundred .ail.s.
hey gate ii.eir horss : on,y grain At nigh,
sd hay faF a hnu' in a day. Dnrina
iir las' .sogsali miles. they gained IN
De- Ia ,ll'"ish ihFy travelled nur, expfdi.
lioa'ly unffr this regiment that wlliel,
they lost IN The heg'nnins. unirr the cus.
iomary lres'meni 81 giving GO in in tie
day. ,nd hay a night.
The list paint arc n press, l., lie
nrsersi'y n keeping stock ,htlisretl: Iha.
&. securing IN them the benefit II lhe,r
o~n warmth. u j. 4 iFaih. indeed, illa,
during ;arir exposure In the irregularities
m.ihf seasnn. Ih.y =. quire twice ,he or,li.
nary i""d. far thtir nouri.hmen, ana
Stimulation. d are subject 10 Ten times
a. MANY lslal hi.oF'leFs rs otherwise ihey
would he. The master has i.ken them iramI
n sal" where nature supplied their wants:
and d he hF rot in0 much nj brute ii feel
E. ? tier hafdships, he ought 10 be 30 much,
Of a man 81 honor as to supply what hid
Interests dirtae, as a requiiaI TO the anil
nal fer H. lnss of what nature designed
for is original.
III by this plan of grinding and hoilings'
the half Of the grain lee saved in the coun-
try. a mast certainty il may. there will
be hut little occasion for pressing the ex |
tension ul the principle In man. hy adj
yIsing eating nush ipsiPah ri bred. andl
taking sopp instead If meat.
THOMAS EWELL.
GeoFr.towa, Cd Dec, lslG. .....---
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ase iwo. wLi~a sussk il.s Fnols AZ gisn,s,
ai,.i h,ib nesen.'ie lraisIe.. 0a. ii ii.ess
[ hAis efassia fEnoar.na, aliarls rr1eu.
-. In ! called ny Inc lrrnrh l.rmerl
d'i sgf0gs. ai.l sa,.n Aesansys tie wholr
crop. The a.issT fnrs'ss (f's:iala q ls.sa.
fasIl i feared Un IA. pnaa.o. tnrrrne. Ge
II in'ns The 80 = paE..iish hre. They
aEr bet TEpPaeaie' ny spawn ~ fhrrs,
wha u cling Enpnd Ire Fon's. al thrse
iai':g Pf"Pssa'e Isr'..:y. Eequinns unls
iweRiy'l0aF sagss la Gene Ia maturity.
a,ae Mushroom aiil propagate a5o.c3n,
coo. f.ants. ID. l.. SAYS. arg genera In
mns' ai'eried ny superficial lpngi niiel
i"Rg frnsgll. K.i Piaa'. ars saii n
b" EinIe Liable IL Iai.s.rw tan .uy ssliser.
Mr. hsaer IA. fu'n.i that stepping grains
81 c'fn N liEnf-W att. " Il cure. ar Al
leasi rreserl ilie sp,eaa ii ihe inlrrnal
nildew. There appears. however. a. yei,
tn be M earr fer The mii'iew in T. roois.
but hg Turning deep irrnrh round Inc
inier'ed planis, and rnl,ing nll az cnmnu.
n'raiioa between ihrm ami lie rest IL lie
Geld.
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hare ihFewn together tsaii Nr. Ill
ihefe desgl'ory remarks aoFs Tor ilie pr
Plse ri cah.biling NJ sieas 70 ny owa
constituents n n ior aHy o.hfr Ell. q. Ny
Oxn Anegsean feelings cannot te guss-
iionsd. Iga for is,s Union. fur a. sTy Fars
o. il; and when llial Iaian j. menarssl -
Invaded. sfi aside ~ f.saesisc difTi~ui-
ties, aaI stsnd side ~ side nilh tie fone-
most in is iefnne. nul, sir. - -iaisa
Es"te7sl'oa. Justice. Pn'psr Tespos1 ard d e
frrenec on 10th sides. War w0uld ssesa
10 il,- mans.rous in ihis advanced state 81.
civilization. wien lie woFldhss long sinra
isEiol TIC sworI. or rather converted II
igl0 the pmn'ng-hook. Under suci, Fir-
cams'.ners. | ir,ssl and believe il,si 10 na-
'iaaal differences may he adjusted wiiiorI
W.T. II war rOnies, Eepeas tie IDEA. il,
will rrsalt from the jealousy arising h..
iweea Republican and m"narrlical iassi-
iuii0as.
liUt hope Continued Mr. u. iilal tie
resolutions will be al.owe,l 10 he oser.
We ara in the process al exccrlin. an az
der @! the Seaa.e. Turning the cOmmia.
tses.) We have h-en fl"ndrd with patti
iioas. wial.h slsoulj have been relesr,,i,
I'h" very committees proposed to he liz
siraclcl hy these resolutions are not srt
formed. and when formed eyerv inGi:yidu.
al viii fcll il TO be his day tn look iain
tie subjects sperilicd in them. My only
objection TO this mode of proceeding islhe
giving TOO great publicity 10 our move
mems; for egery word that goes forth !fom
here, from each side Of his Chamhcr,
win re scgulinized on the o.'lersiGc oflhe
water. --
Mr.. NJ. then adgertad 10 the propriciy
Of extending protection 10 our aei;lass il
Oregon, rs The surest means Of strength.
ening the poweTs oil the Government.
Speculation lsaid Mr H.. has been r'ic in
the North that Oregon would he made ~
independent sovereignty. This he ;I,ougFit
would he impossible. The feeling Of Anne.
rican;sm was too strongly implanted in the
breast If every one horn upon American
soil TO be so easily eradicalcd.
Mr.. N. concluded by moving a post
ponement oil the further consideration oil
the resolutions until Tomorrow.
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DEBATE THE SENATE.
Tuesday, December 80, Is45.

The following us lullohs, Offered yes
terdsy by NJ. flanagan, Gaming up:
l. Resolved, That the county included within
the parallels Of ory-;wo degrees and fifty -four dc
gees forty minutes north latitude. extending from
the Roxy Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, known
as the Territory OF Oregon, is the property, aud
part and parcel of the territories Of the Lniied
Slates.
?. Resolved, That there exists no power in this
Government 10 tansier It's soil aud the allegiance
oil lis citizens 10 the dominion, authority, control,
and subsection OF any foreign power, Prince, State,
or Sovereignty. a.M5
3. Resolved, That the abandonment or surrcn-
der of any portion OF the Territory Of Oregon
would be an abandonment of the honor, character,
and the best interests OF the American people.
Tue resolutions hs'ing been resd-z
Mr.. HANNEGAN rose sndssid lhst. as
tie Srnats WAS not II p'esent liIt, he
weu'd ask tina, these res'1uInus. be mace
the sperial order for some future day.
aud he would name nex' Monday week
as the day. - aaa
Mr.. ARCHER suggested 10 the Senator
from Indiana that suili isnt time oughl To
be sliowed, before the re>olunohs were
brought up Tor final action before the Sem
ae, that they might heprnted and It ilec-
,rd upon, MT only By Sehalors. but by
! The c"mmonily. lie ,houghtlt would be
bitter To probing some hal lbe an.e nam
! Ell by the s. nstor, snd 10 order that tie
r. solnli2ns b. prinled. + =
+ MR HASNEGAN tbereupon moved that
the resolnaors he pin'eI, and made the
= cclsl order for tie ihlrd Monday in
January. 2 ~ b
Mn. CALHOUN said he DID NJ; rise tn np-
p"se thts smaror, but To reques, that the
Sena'e would permit hm tamakr 4 lev
predatory rembrks before sunmVnng the
amentmens he IN endrd To mnye 20 tie
rssolmion> nov hsto,e tie Senate.
II Mr.. P,ts'derl. Said -. tl""sh Len
sn"' . sc my supi orr 10 hes Re -'iu"eH>,
| am very mncn g'srtied hat itev have
been mnseG By the Ssnao, firm In,i ~.
Whichever ohjrctlpns there may be to
tHehs, they have a. lie st tue m.rl, OF hring
5dTecF, open. aad manly. ~ eF deny
tit direottfrms, tie authority 81 this & v
ltrnmtntt' mike trea ty il r ference L.
siht Oregon mrrnoty. and ieunooce. a. [
Understand thsm. bv imfll auon. The pFa-
;ositio S That have been already made bs !
inar Government 10 settle the bouadHy
by . disislen along tie otsmnh parallels
.ol north Is,aGde. L. tie Senast sh@uld
supper these resolutione.iti clear that
the question can OILY settledthsrs after
hv farce Of srm-; sna shopld Ibis be the
case, aud var be commenced between
thssconntry and Great Br,tsin. no peace
can ever ,ske place between he two coun.
tries b0,by our tlCtstion at tue csnnon's
mouth.
Mr.. President, The sote mon these re,
solutions will draw broad line. which
csnnoi he misunderstood, he,~een these
who areln favor Of setting the qoesuan
by an appeal,o arms. and hose n !av"r
Ola more. pacific course. Imvselt am
IN faSor Of q pacific conrse--ci all ADJUST
msnt, il possible, by negotiation: aud un-