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ssasssr rllinsto sid he se.. liehp wi,tr,

bog afsr esliins to his I'D he best iiehp With
in his control. hs wss prepared 70 meet the ..
msrgsncy and the hsxsrd.o s~tsaia ,sNsevou
To his mind, ample proof had been furnished
that the majority Of the people are 10 favor Of .
change in the mode Of assessing the duties on
foreign imports Six States are equally divi.
dsd on the question eleven States are in hvorl
ofshe bill end eleven srs svains il; and of
those oppossd to the bill, Psnnsylvania sis shs
only Democratic State. - We ''''i' ~ = 'ra ~
He spoke for nearly half an hour. and copclu.
ded with the remark that he would prefer the
greatest obscurity Of private life TO political ele.
walton, acquired by the perpe.rs,ion Of an act
which his corscience would not approve. taa
A notioa was then made 70 postpone the vote
on third reading until Decsmber next, and on
this Nj. Niles was speaking whom this des-
patch closed. y o~ y gro a''j ts'ep esls J.
,....i !. 4. .s H.. WAsatScros. Al. r. M. y
The motion 10 postpone has been defeated,
and the bill finally parsed, % to 27--Mr. Jarna-
gin voting in the affirmative. AZ the 9th sec.
sion 10 stricken out, the bill has to be returned
to the House, where II will probably psss to.
morrow as amended. J.
MArNH--Q Quite an excitement 10 springing mp
concerning the election Of James w. Bradbury
to the United States Senate BY . small majority.
when only forty-nine votes were returned for
Hon, Geo. Evans, Whig. while it is said INV.
three Wings have signed . solemn declaration
that they voted for Mr.. Evans on that ballot, a.
four more did for o. L. Allen and W. p. Fessen.
dcn. They, if so returned, would have prevent
ed Mr.. B.'s election. Il is thought that he should
resign and have new election. liaiAusY
TnE SoN or Sir RoBeRT PErL-The Cour.
er dcs Eats Uns states thst son Of Sir Robert
Peel, who was formerly Secretary Of Legation
at Madrid. lstely received the appointment Of
First Secretary Of Legation in Switzerland;
but before goiog to his new post, he went TO
Ioudon Eor few weeks, and there lost BY gam
,ling l,500,p00 francs, for which he gave bills
Of exchange. When they became due. Sir
Robert refused to pay them, and the son was
thrown into prison. a ~, 5a,e, ~
"A LARGE FEe.--Doctor Lallement. the
French physicisn who attended Ibrahim Pacha
n the South Of France, received Gr his servi
:es six thousand pounds sterling. He deman.
led two hunered thousand francs, but his high.
aess disputed the bill, and sent him bot one
hundred and aitty tlrcssaud francs.
4. J. Hl U -
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II juss been sscsivsd and 10 fos eel q the store Of
May 30, is46. HENRY. MhsSER.
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:. e REMOVAL.
JOHN. III. PURD "

ID DESPECTFULLY informs his f,ienJs snd
L Y customers. ihs, he has removed h- stock Of
eo,ls 10 the Stnne House, on Market square, fo,m-
e,iy occsped by Mr.. Wm. Dewar,, where he will
be happy 20 s.rve his old customers and the put-
lie generally, on good terms, and 1t us low Pri-
res ss Gao be had elsewhere.
A large assortment Of Groceries, Dry Goods
and Queensware, constantly on hand.
Jupe 27th le46,-tf n
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CSONCRESS INK.--Blue and Black Congress
~ Ink, Of superior quality. fss ssls chssp ct We
store Of sth Hsl p HENRY MA6sERs
July ttA, ls46. .lfss
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Keller e. GrcenOugh,
PATENT ATTORNEYS,
AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS,

-sll wAsaxfgoTo1S, .. Q.
nRAwINGs snd Paper. Ex the Pa,en, or
IL fce viii he prepared BY them, q. their Office.
opposite the Ps'ent Ofice.
July, 9Th. i84S.-ty
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Lime /! Lime !!

JOHN 2. SEIPNAN.
ID ERPECTFULLY infonns his fiiends, thst
liz, he has commenced ,he business Of Lame
Burnng. on the farm re now occupies. He has
now on hand qusntity of Lime for sale, and viii
always endesvor 10 accommodate those who may
favor him with th,.ir custom, .Hs.s .t
August. AMi llth, le46,--6m
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain Swiss, Null, NansoOk. Jscconef, Cambric,
Book, and raIeton, Musins, Plaid, S,Iipe, corded
and figured Csashsc and b wiss do, Bishops Lawn,
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LIST OF CAUSES.

i thumsstand County. ., Ausus. ram, 1896,
commencing The 6ra Monday, being The ~.
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BAREGEs and BALzORINES,

OF oil qualities and every variety Of designs
suited to all tastes. Also, embroidered and chain
,ti,,h, Robes, Bsyade aud Polka Dresses. emb' d
Swiss Muslin and Bishop Lawn dress pa,tcrcs-
rsrlewns and colorea plaid snd stripe Swiss Mus
lius.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-02
UT NEVER COULD HAVE HAppE,,

M
IL BETTER! This was the expression of a vs.
gentleman who purchased from us, in yester I
Lottery, the grand capital Of $4,000 in a packsll
quarters. He related to US the following story, IA
we had counted him out S2l87 in gold, for his II
Gentlemen, was just on the eve of getting mau,
the $40 that | intended 10 give to the ninistera
Last SlO had in the world, / thought wou d "
il in fortunes way at your lucky Office, and thotJ
suit Ia fortune t. me for life, We wish hiasil
his fair partner long life and a merry one. II
prizes of $1,000 each, in pack ages, sold to cusd
ers; besides several of 5000, 8 $50, Sl0O, SC. E
RY 4 co. beat the world in selling prizes.
HERE'S THE LITTLE BEAUTY, oI
THIS DAY draws the famous little Small FnfI
of 4 600 DOLLARS! | of 600 DOLLAFrj
Of soc DOLLARS! of 459 DOLLABd
Tickets only Sl-sharss in proportion n
This is The scheme that tells to all who purcfi
hom the old established house of Emory & Go. II
for il, one and all come 10 Emory & Co.'s this,
and purchase package-the risk ON % tickets,
can draw you $4,000, only $3.50. Call and aeal
prize. M
R3- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply inR7
son or by mail TO the far famed Lottery firm of 3
EMORY & CO., u. s. Lottery Agency, hi
No. Calvert-st., ID Lottery effcesss
1t from Baltimore strelfl
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a Ii CASHED rOGETHER
OFFICE OF EMORY a co

Opposite Barnum's, Bait. Ma
h}-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. CT
dated Lottery, class No. 80, for 1916: For berv,
Town of Bel-Ah:
IA l6 43 Al 10 80 II IS 8 So 60 81 66iA
IA and l6, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. eac /
l6 and AZ, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. FAC !.
40 and AZ, being the Sd and 9TH drawn Nos. eaSs;
10 and A. being the 4th and 5th; or - and 80, BIZ
ing the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each y
Az having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each,
All having one only of the drawn Nos, on, /"
1t EMORY & CO., No. . N. Cavers
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-02

NJ- ARNoRy OF THE SECOND City TROOP, PH1LA-
DELPHlA CITY CAVALRY. special meeting of the
I'd City Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry.
On motion OF geant McNenny, that commit
tee be appointed to draft resolutions in relation to
our recent trip 10 BALTIMORE to celebrate the ami
versary of the Battle of North Point, the following
were apponted; Captain Bavington, Lieut.. Decker,
Lieut.. Hunter, seIg't McNaany, prvates Stevens,
Sweeny, aad DR.. Gorhyn.
The committee made the following report:
WHEREAS, your committee, feeling confident that
those members who enjoyed the heartfelt pleasure
they must have felt, visit to our sister
city of Baltimore and seeing that whole soa'ed re-
ception, which is peculiar to Marylanders, extended
towards the members of this Troop on their arrival ,
mast and has made an impression on each and every
member of rs, always TO be felt with pride and plea
sure, and never to be forgotten; Therefore,
RESOLVED, That special thanks are due the hide
pendent Light Dragons, commanded by Lieut. Gross,
and Butcher Troop, commanded by Capt. Suter, for
their military escort; TO Col Boudin and Adiutant
Bouldn for their soderike and gentlemanIy deport-
ment to Sheriff Ketilewell, for his liberal treat
ment to Col. Magruder, of Fort Nc Henry for his
soIdiery reception TO the Manager of the Frontst.
Theatre, and TO the citizens of Baltimore generally
for many acts of courtesy and kindness extended to-
wards us; and be il further
ResoIped That the sumptuous entertainment pre-
pared at the Exchange Hotel, by the military, the
Eagle Artlersts, Capt Kane, the Independent Light
Dragons, Lieut.. Gross commanding, Butcher Troop,
Capt. Suter, has left an i'm PRESTON on u.s. in connec
ton with Col. Bouldin, that flower of good fellow
ship, together with the medical staff their unprece
dented hospitality can never be erased from our
mores 10 Col, Dawes, of the SD Regiment, for
his liberal and kind attentions while al Carro's
woods. And be it further H'
RESOLVED, That TO enumerate all the treats of kind
ness extended towards us by the military and cti-
zens in general, would and will be pride and plea
sure while we live, it will be our pleasure to emu
late their example if an opportunity should occur
We also feel ourselves under many obligations TO
our host, Mr.. Goddard, who made every preparation
which was calculated for our comfort and pleasure,
whilst we renal ned in the monumental city,
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goat A MEETING of the Wings of the Second
Ward on Tuesday Evening, 29,h inst. il was
RESOLVED That on FRIDAY EVENING, the 2d of
October, at O'Clock, meeting will be held of The
OF Bond and Thames streets, to transact important
business relative to the approaching election.
% A general turn out is earnestly solicited, as
tneIe WIZ he addresses from the most distinguished
of the Wing candidates. BY order of
n,,e,,, j. HUGHES, Esq, Chairman.
J. +, bRYSON, Sec. 1t
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,ng-WAKE UP WHIGs-FOURTH WARD, An
adjourned meeting of the wings of the Fourth Ward
wlil be held THIS friday EVENING, at half past
O'Clock, at Coath & Sargent's. The Whis candi
dates for the Senate of Maryland and House of Da-
iegates will be presents and last not least Captain
aaron H. Lowering, ("old CROUCH ard Ready''l the
WING candidate for the MsyOralty of the city Nv
order, THOS. YATES WALSH pIesi2or, -
S. d. Toy, Sec elary. II.
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The FAT HIGuLAND BOYS. 1t will be seen that
the Manager of the Museum has engaged the two fat
boys, Charles and Alexander Stuart, natives of the
Highlands of Scotland, who will appear this day for
the first time in Baltimore. They are aged respect
lively seven and nine years, and their aggregate
weight is five hundred pounds They are said TO
exhibit some wonderful experiments in mesmerism,
which have excited The curiosity OF great number
of persons in other ci,ies which they have visited
The public will have an opportunity of seeing them
and Of Witnessing their performances in mesmerism
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CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.

81 AA IL ETNHAc NJ
~ IA PRATT ST., BALTIMORE MI
a FORTUNE NOW FOR ALL! For the !,
alike as well as the rich! All who may wish to,
cure an independence for life, would do well 10 II
at the office of NJ. DOYLE, Pratt street. at an ell
day. and secure for themselves a fortune, as am
saying and true enc, "nothing ventured nothing q
ed" We would only say TO eur old customers IL
along the prizes and renew, or get them cashed ;a'
to those who never have tried cur offic, that eur II
considered by the knowing ones the most luek,tj
The city, and has been named by the Man ayers u
"Captal Prize Depot" 4
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets ST., shares in
portion.
N3-Look out all those who wish TO try their nj
In small way, nOw's the chance. On FRIDNI
October ID, The Grand Mr.. Thomas Thumb, e 1
Lottery comes off, capital S4,OO0-whoIes 81 has
50 cents, quarters 25 cents. Certificates of pail
ages ofwholes, consisting of IS tickets, viii be-
sued at the low price of sig, halves So quarters a
eighths Sl.5o. This good opportunity for srel
venture. III
liberal discount will be paid to persons who Il
chase by the package or quantity. d
For sale In the greatestvarety of lucky nunlbefsi1
tae package, single ticket, or share. An orders
mail or otherwise, addressedt to n
VI. DOYLE, No.l44 Praltstree, a.
II fR1 Opposite B * o. r. r. DepG,
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05-NlNETEENTH WARD. Mass Meeting of
the Wing voters of the fBanner Ward" will be held
at "Chanbers'," corner of PoppletoH and Saratoga
streets, on THIS friday EVENING, 2nd instant,
at u O'Clock, ,
IL is expected every Wing voter in the ward, as
well as those of adjoining wards will be presest ON
this occasion Addresses may he expected from the
Candidates as well Chas. H. Pitts Esq. and other
distinguished friends of the cause. By order,
lls g. COI,IMRITS AnREON Soo,v
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J. F. BRYsoN, Sec. = VII '''' i1Sq' 0"a''''' !,

uy- SIXTH WARD WINGS. There will be a
meeting Of the Wings Of the Sixth Ward held at Bal
lmore Gardens, Aisquith street, opposite the Nun
merry, on THIS friday EVENING, at u O'Clock.
the Hen. JOHN 2. KENNEDY, ]. MoRRIsoN HARRIS,
GEORGE Z. SToKEs and COLEMAN YELLoTT, Esq'rs,
VIII be present. 10 Let every Wing in the ward
come! ltt
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90 MD. INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION. The
Institute will hold stated meeting at half past 4
O'Clock, P. M. on SATURDAY, Sd instant, in The
Rooms OF the Light street | sue; when discus.
sion will be held on the subject of GMoral Discipline
III schools" R3-The discussion will be opened by
o. w. TRBADwEIL, Esq
IT. r. CONNOLLY, Rec, Sec.
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SPLENDID IVATCuEs.

sFAENUID WATCHES.
asq Splendid Hunting ca,ed ifst nuaI;ty full
WTA jowu;sed paten. lever WATCHES, received
AZ 5S per the last steamer, made expressly to or
Ssi<ss der with large assortment of the different
descriptions of gold and silver Vgatahes which are
warranted to be as fine as any of my former mpor
tauoas. Persons in want of first quality. Watches,
WI please call and examine G. d. CLARK'S as
sottnen, at the old established stand, tiater street,
second door from Calvert SEGA 7
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On4A REWARD. The undersigned

SSqbX o1srs t hh sbovo I ar,,. u9ndersgned
private funds for the of the two German burg
lars, JOHN THOMAS and HENRY HAAG who es
capped from Baltimore City and County Jail Yesterday
ders gned, with Mr. John S. Biddison, one of The
Deputy WaTdens, were in attendance with prisoners
at the City CoHrt.
John Thomas is about 80 years of age, light figure
red hair, and had on q cotton shirt black Cloth M
falcons, and no hat, shoes stockings. He has a
double thumb on one of his hands, and speaks Eng
ilsn. Henry haag is about 80 years of age 5 feet
inches high, very light figure exceedingly active in
tellgent countenance, pale and freckled with red
hair. Had on white shirt, black cloth papta0ons
40 shoes, but stockings on.
N3- The above reward will be given for the arrest
and delivery to me of both, or 500 for either.
o2-lt L. o. SOLLERS, Warden
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moo THIS CIGARS!
Tune-"DANDY JIa.n
Every body tells me, o,
'Booths CIGARS are all the go,n
went myself and found it so,
Just as all had told me, o.
To IS, that is the place,
lfyou need Cigars, where you must haste;
Or else, atho' you want a puff
You'll not be sure to get enough
Then haste away, to Booths you know,
He keeps the best in the city,O,
Just step in his store and you'll find il 50,
Just as have told you, D.
N. b. BOOTHS establishment is in HANOVER
old and favore stand. seo4
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THE MUsEuM-MR. SILsBEE, The universal Yam
kee Nation, in the person of The inmtable Silsbee
will appear again at The Saloon this evening. He
will sustain the principal characters in the Ioushabe
pieces of the "Vermont Wool Dealer'' and 'Why
don't she Marry" Mr.. Booth and Miss Ludlow will
appear in both pieces. Take cur advice-te secure
good seats, take an carly start.
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nAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES
~. FOR ONE DOLLAR!
WIN best style case taken in all weahers, in natu
No. 80 BALTIMORE STREET, corner of Marsk
Market space, from O'Clock, A. NJ. till 6 p M
% Likenesses satisfact Tory or no CHARGE. 1,+
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CHANGE OF DAYS.

FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE AND EASTON
a sus-N The steam boat MARYLAND leaves
sE.sygsk NON b ltmore ON every MONDAY AND
80 ~. ukSDAY MORNING ,at7 O'Clock,
from the lower end of Dugan's wharf for the above
places. " 'o "O''S
On SATURDAYS, att O'Clock, A. NJ, for Anna
polls, Cambridge and Denton, by Dover Bridge and
return on Sunday. "'''
She viii leave Easton Point on every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY MORNINGS, at 7 O'Clock for Cam.
bridge, Annapolis and Baltimore.
N. B.-All baggage at the owner'r risk
Passage TO Annapolis bOcts
TO Cambridge and Easten, S1.s0
Colored people, 80 cts,
oc2 LEMUEL G.TAYLOR,
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UJ- WHY WILL YE BE POOR? When wealth
IS at your very door, and needs but an investment of
OF dollars You can reveI in wealth nv patron,sinS
mat luckies Of all lucky places the great prize Office
OF COLVtN CO., N. w. CORNER OF BALTI-
MoRE and CALVERT STREETS. They have dis
tr6aied me past eight or nine days The immens sum
OF EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN large and
handsome prizes, TO their numerous patrons, ana
we advise our friends, both of the city and country,
10 make ther purchases of these gentlemen az they
pay the strctest attention to business and or Inc
IN lotteries they are unequalled. See the daily ad-
vertsemcnts. 20 ~
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NVANs' MARYLAND DIGEST. The
~ Digest of the Decisions OF the Couri of An
Peals from LIST Harris and Me Henry 10 18th Gill and
Johnson, linclusive,) by M. ToPHAM Evans, ESQ is
now IN the hands of the printer, and the profession
may rely upon lis completion in January next, The
work will be published and delivered by Volumes
me ilrst volume will be ready in November
ms work is published under the sanction and ma
uonage OF The State, with the approval of the Judges
OF the Cosrt Of Appeals and in comparison with This
the profession can have secHrty in the merits or
value of any other edition. "
OF GEO. II. HICKMAN, Publisher,
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MRS. HESTER LANKFORD-

Having removed from Holiday street to No.
EDAm 493 BAL rIMORB STREET, will open
&rsz% FALL MILLINERY
-5Ats-~ on SATURDAY, the Sd October, with full
son. "a .,
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20 PROFESSOR E. G. WINE, Principal of the
OAKLAND SCHOOL, near Burlington, M, can
be seen at Mrs Dunbar's Boarding House, St Pau's
sent week, 5000 5tt
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.Amrritun Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, Der. ;, 1915,

a7-The large and rapidly increasing circulation of
,,a SCIin,pr y both in the city and in the country,
!, an admirable medium for advertising, and as
n,sin,s il beginning to stir, merchants, store.keeP'
ors and others, should Immediately avail themselves
;,s columns,
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N3-TWELFTH WARD, WINGS ATTRNTION
An adjourned meeting of the wings of the l2lh Ward
will be held at Mrs. Russells, corner Howard and
Mulberry streets, THIS EVENING, The Cd October
at " O'Clock. AS business of an important nature
will come bef re it for action, it is confidently antc
paed that there will be a general attendance of the
wings OF the Ward. By order
l' @. CLINTON FRAILEY, Sec,y,
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NEW LOTTERY oFFICR.

NEW LOTTERY OFFICE. 4
" ]. MASSALSKI & q
beg TO inform the public that they have opened Lii
terry Office al No. SOUTH STREET, one DID
from Market, next door 10 Boston Prices nj
store where they have Prizes in great variety to os
their friends.
% Private entrance through the private daoriI
the dwelling. se2g5i
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CAN 1T BE TRUE? 1t is stated that there is
not single French merchant ship that mea-
sures over 500 tons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-23
TWENTY-NINTH CONGREss
sRcosp SESSION.

Senate
WAss,soros, Dec. 81, fOSS.
The shortest day Of the calendar yer. The sun BE-
gins from the scushwsrd tomorrow msrpinG.
Fine day. ccns,der,ng the the ground CcoAly
number Of strangers q the Capitol Frsyes journal
Hon A. p. Butler, OF South Carolina. elected In the
place Of Mir. Mcpuhie resigned. had his ersesntais
read, and Was sworn m
The two senator's Gen Houston and Gen. Rusk Of
Texas were present 20 day.
A large number Of petitions presented.
act~r TO havana cALlHD ron.
Mr. Bssso~ moved 9 resolution Of enquiry upon the
President calling for Information respecting the alleged
agent sent 20 Havana by Government 70 confer witt
Santa Anna In reference to Affairs with Mexico.
The resolution lies day.
co>suLAa sssrEM
Mr. sempes bal was read the second tine and rsfoIr
ID. II embraces Substantially the plan Of Mir Buchansn
recently published IN the Hssid with tho additional
provision that American consul ind ericsn ship
captain, or owner shall be suecen tribunal cit and
decide upon all ordinary affecting The rights and
privileges Of citizens Of the United btatss IN foreign
places.
MRS HAMILTON
Mr. Frazer introduced hill for the relief Of the W.
dow Of Alexander Hamilton.
And without anything than the morning busiusss
Of petitions and reports, the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-23

Died.
On Tuesday morning, the 22i instant at his late resi-.
dence 426 Houston street, MIR. HicksoS G Owsss Of
Barbour county, Asbama, in the 22d year of his age.
His relations and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral at o'clock, this "Wednesday after
noon.
MasoNio-The members of Naval Lodge No. CO. and
the Masonic Fraternity generally in good standing are
requested to meet at Warren Hail. Henry street,
Of Oliver at o'clock this afternoon pay the last
butte Of the above departed brother soourner
in strange land but not stranger to those the my site
tie. w. X. FRANK, W. M.
Dispensation from the r. W. Deputy @ NJ
BY n. r Borp. CIR sec'y.
Al Memphis. Tenn, Nov. Esd, 9. L. ANDREWS who
during Q bIief residence among u.s. by his consistent
principles and the purity Of his lfe with pure warm
heart end spirit high" endesred himself to large circle
Of friends.
At Newtown, Long slana on Friday morning the 18th
inst at the residence Of his brothe John unday
RicHARp d. ELLrsoS, aged 4s years months and ii
days
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