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f PELFER M.4CHER has just returned from N.
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selected assortment of FALL GOOnS-such
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A full assortment Of plain Mantua do
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Several cartoons Of Thread LACES and EDGlNGS
cartoons of Black Silk Laces for Trimmings
! cartoon of real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment of Lisle LaCes and Edgngs
200 doz. Baiou's best quality of KID GLOVES
A full assortment of Ladies' Silk Hose and Gloves
One of Green BAREGE, for Wells
One yard wide Black Italian SILK FOR Ladies' Scarts
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TarIeton musIins, in all prevailing shades Organize
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Lawns, &c. A succession of needle worked inside
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variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chill
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invited TO call and examine this splendid stock of
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REGIsTER S STATEMENT.

Registers Sta tement Of the condition Of the City
Treasury, on The 3lst day Of December, I845,
and Cfths estimated receipts and payments for
The year l84G
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Amrriton Republican,
Reported for the American Republican,
BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. 20.


Cattle The supply of Beef Cattle at the scales
yesterday was not AS large last week. but the de
mand was good, and prices advanced considerably
OF $50 head offered psf we've sold at price ranging
from So 373 10 So % per 100 lbs. ON the hoof equal
TO 81 75a6 25 net. A lot of very superior quaint!
brought SO 50, CquaI 10 81 - net The average sales
was about 50 81 There is "A lar demand for Live
Hogs at s. 2ja5 30, and for small and choice lots al
SJ62i
Flour. Since Friday evening last about 5000
bhls Howardst. good mixed brands have been sold at
-, being decllae OF l2tc per bb. Some holders to
dayare unwilling to sell at this price, though 1t is the
prevailing rate. We quote the receipt price at 81 e.
CITY Mills -four is also selling at So, decline of Doe.
small sales Of SuSQuehanna at So, and Of Rye flour
at 81 go, decline of 37lc. We quote Corn Meal
at SO IS perhbl.
Grain. But little Wheat in market and sales are
made al a slight decline. We quote COED to prime
reds 03llUsc, and ordinary to good at 9ialO2c.-
We quote Corn at 6Oa6lc for white, and G3a64c for
yellow. Oats. 4Oa4lc. Rye Zoe. Cloverseed s. q!
a6 %, and duh,
WhiSkey. Sales ofhhds at 2lc, and bbls at 25c
with reduced stock.
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Deduct balance in the treasury
on 3lst ult,,

Estimated receipts from existing ordinances
applicable TO the foregoing expenses, Wis
From arrears of direct tax as per
estimate Of the city collector
annexed marked c, $52 AS 81
From licenses granted by the city, 10000 90
From licenses granted by the State
TO keepers Of ordinariies, $500 90
From tonnage and wharfage ex-
elusive of compensation to bar
Dor masters, Is, 600 90
From theatrical performances, | 400 00
From market rents, $4,000 90
From quarantine permits, 1900 COL
From dividends on turnpike road
stocks, 500 90
From storage Of gunpowder, 400 90
From certificates of city six per
cent stock in the hands of the
Register, lG CO. 81
From hire OF mud machiacs, 1850 Oh
From establishing boundaries, 45 90
From city seals, $50 90
From sale of butcher stalls, 1850 90
From rent Of lower end of Bow
iy's wharf, 800 90
From fines and forfeitures from
the sheriff, 500 co
From fines from city officers, 800 %
From interest on arrears on taxes, 5000 90
From city collector for commits
sion on paving and pump tax, l,5OO 90
From city poor tax excess of pay
ments over receipts on said ac-
count, 4,O34 90
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For editors OF newspapers, 500 00
For ground rent on city property, 500 GO
For water rent Centre fountain. $50 90
For water rent Centre, Lexington,
aud Hanover markets, and at
the city hall, 20 90
For fuel, 2jO Oh
For interest payable to the estate
William Mcdonald, 90 90
For widows and orphans of those
who died in defence Of the city
in 1914, 500 co
For annual appropriations 10 fire
companies $500 90
For expenses of corporate cleo
TINS, per ordinance, 220 co
For Insurance on city property, $50 GO
For Dispensary taking care OF lost
children, 10 90
For annual appropriation to the
General Dispensary, 400 90
For annual appropriation to East
ern Dispensary, 200 90
For incidental expenses police Of
fee, 1870 co
For incidental expenses springs
and public walk, 10 90
For keeping in repair the town
clock and alarm bell, 50 90
For support of unatic paupers in
the Maryland Hospital, 1920 GU
For expenses for dividing The city
INTO twenty wards, as required
by act Of assembly, IGl 81
For compensation to police officers
cut of fines, 100 GO
For Balrmor" and Chesapeake
Steam Towing Company as per
ord No. 30, passed 1913, $500 90
Iector's office, 500 90
For taking up swine, 500 90
For erection Of market house at
the intersection of Cross and
Charles streets, 1000 90
For purchase Of oak timber, l,tG2 20
For balance due on property pur-
chased for a small poX hospital, $50 co
For incidental expenses appeal tax
court, 100 90
For city court for excess of re-
ceiPts over payments on said ac-
count, 1890 SO
For county court for excess re.
Ceipts over payments, 1904 vi
For public schools for excess Of re-
Gel pts over payments, 5.329 10
For internal improvements for ex-
cess of receipts over payments, 57,2l0 So
For highways and bridges for ex-
cess of receipts over payments, PIP sc
S2AI 7IS 90
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City REGIsTER's OFFICE, }
Baltimore, January 18th, le46. }
Gentlemen Ell First and Second branches
Of City Council

Baltimore, January 18th, 1916.
Gentlemen IF The First and Second branches
Of the City Council:
In compliance with an ordinance, approved
March 70, 1910, the undersigned respectfully
submit the following statement of the cond-
ton of The finances of the city at the close OF
the fiscal year, and also an estimate receipts
and expenditures for the present year.
The receipts of the past year, including bal
ance in the treasury on the 3lst ID Cember
I644, was e7l6092 l6; and payments for the
same period amounted to the sum OF 1888 ,O32.
Sc, leaving balance of S57 .O59 ~ in the
treasury en- the 3lst uIt.
All claims against the city during the past
year w re paid 10 the extent authorised by
existing ordinances and resolutions.
By reference TO the accompanying state
ments it will be seen that the entire eXsling
and estmAted CLAIMS against the city TO be
paid during the present year, including the
quarters interest on city stock debt accrung
on he 3lst day of December next, amounts 10
the sum Of S756,679 36; should the special ap
propriations for lhe present year equal those
for the past, 81 900 will be added to the a
bove sum.
The entire receipts for the current year to
be derived from existing ordinances and other
sources, are estimated at S43l,472 70.
Ii thus appears that from the taxes of the
present year it will be necessary that S325, 206
60 shall be pa into the city treasury before
the first day of January next, exclusive Of
the sums that may be required by special APP
preparations.
1t appears from a communication addressed
TO me 10y the Appeal Tax Curt, in compliance
with my request, herewith annexed, marked
d, that the amount of assessabIe property,
subject TO city taxes, is SOL ,75i, l7G; of this
sum So COZ, 273 is without the limits Of direct
tax. 1t may be safely assumed that not more
than $50, 000,0C0 can be relied on as the ay-
erage basis of the respective leyiss.
The eriSiing aud estimated claims on account Of
Corporation Expenses, and for other purposes,
for The payment IF ,chich receipts from Direct
tIr is applicable, together ,cih receipts from
other sources as specified, are as toILOlcS, ui=;
Due to the trustees of the poor,
and TO the German and HIber-
man Societies, for tax on for
eign emisrants during the year
lS45 sll 0G1 90
Due to owners of property sold
for city taxes, being excess of
receipts over taxes & expenses 1000 90
Due quarters interest accrung
December 81 t. 1915, on city
stock debt, other than court
house stock; and also Of that
issued for the purposes OF inter-
nal Improvements, 5,6ij "a
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, January %,



Md 6's Were very firm at the quotations. and clos
ed IS! asked, 73l bid without sales. Baltimore 6's
of le9O, closed nj 20 tor sale 92 bid The sales show
decline of lals per ccEt, upon the sales of ycser-
TdV.
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NAEnlCAI- 0EElCE-

NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
(Firs door from Batmore-st going towards the dock
YHXAKE NOTICE of DIR. ROGERS NAME ON
" different parts of the office,
Attendance from A. II. till 10 al night.
CURE IF.8RR.4N1'ED.
{Hs-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFLCIED
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Balance to be provided for from

Balance to be provided for from
direct tax Of 1876, $l32,l7l %
The probable further demands for the pre-
sent year, on account Of the respective special
levies, are estimated as follows, viz:
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Estimated expenditures as per estimate OF
the commissioners of public schools;
For salaries of teachers as the
schools are now organized, s2625O 90
For ground rent, 1870 "a
For salaries of the clerk and trea.
surer of the board, 600 90
For books and stationary, $500 90
For general and school incIdenlals, 5000 90
For bills outstanding, $500 90
For payments required in l846 on
account of the purchase Of the
Assembly Rooms. 5,525 90
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COUNTY COURT, ORFHANS' COURT, JAIL, &c.
Due on account of the expenses
of Baltimore cOnnty court S4,2lO W
Due Judges s. cllrks of elections, 400 %
Estimated city's proportion of
c"n,t fnr lsI6. $500 90
Estimated city's proportion OF
the expenses of Orphans court oo M
for i6i6, 25oS W.
Estimated colonization tax SIG, l,9io on
Estimated sinking fundand inte-
debt, ,''''' - ~ 3,29l 25
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Very respectfully submitted.
JESSE HUNT, Register
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Total amount required 10 be paid 10 the
fr ,,i taxes Of ISIS. $685., 2O6 63
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06
Late from California.

Arriral Of Capt. Fremont at Monterey
We had the pleasure of conversing yes
terday with an intelligent gentleman, who
arrived in town OH Monday direct from
ECaliforna He left there on the 18Th OF
February last, by sea, for Mazatlin, and
thence proceeded to the city of Mexico.
Leaving there again on the 3D. instant, he
reached this city Oh the barque Clermont,
from Vera Cruz.
Quite the most important intelligence
Tor which we are indebted to him relates
to Capt. Fremont. Tha, gallant and ad-
yenturous officer reached Capt. Suffers
settlement, at New Ileyetia, about the lst
of Feb, with force Of about sixty mount
ed men, as we are informed. Capt Fra-
mont had been so fortunate as TO discover
a new route or pass, by which California
can be reached in sixty days less lime
than by the old route ria Oregon. This
new route is perfectly practicable Tor
wheeled vehicles, and when il comes 10
be generally understood, will give re-
newed impetus 10 emigration to Callior-
MIA. We have no information TO enable
us to point out where it strikes off from the
Oregon trail, or to explain its course
Capt. Fremont left his party near Capt.
Suffers, and proceeded himself on WISH
to Monterey. We have no information as
to the period OF his return, or the route he
will pursue.
The representations made 10 us in regafa
to the Stale of California, confirm former
accounts. Allegiance to the Central 20
yernment of Mexico is almost entlrey
thrown off. Since the expedition OF 1ov'
Michetorena, the functions of chief ma
glslrate have been discharged by Don 10
Pico, a Californian BY birth, we believe,
who holds his Office by some indefinite ou'
popular tenure. The famous Mexican
expedition to reduce the Department 10
obedience, has not reached California
Our informant saw part OF the troops
destined or this operation, as he passeu
through Guadalalara, about the l5!h uI'
II is his opinion that it is not now IN Inc
power of Mexico to impose Il Governor
upon California that should enc be sen'
there, he would be almost immediately
expelled. Still the Californians are DIS
tracted by dissenslons among them'elyes'
and stability under any rule or any lorn
OF government, is not to be couh'eu
among them.
There is strong tide Of emigration
pouring in from the States by way oi oic'
gon. Some leave this country with 'sw'
IL the outset 10 settle there; but there
yet greater influx Of disappointed en-.
grants to Oregon, who wander on iaFlnc'
south in search Of bcltor lands and nap
pier skies. nv. ., PicoyHHe'
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06


The steamship Unicorn, arrived at Ros
ton on Friday afternoon, after passage
OF twenty-nine days.
The tone of the English press on the
Oregon question is belligerent. Lord
Aberdeen had made speech in the House
OF Lords, which, though conciliatory in lis
tone, was yet firm and decided.
The cotton market, after all. has raj.
lied bu: little under The effects of The bel.
llgerent news from America, even aided
by the now acknowledged fact that the
yield of the last crop will fall consdera.
bly, short of previous estimates. The
price of New Orleans and Georgia bowed
is 3s. The last week closed with some
Ilrmness, and the same feeling has pre-.
vailed during the present week, bat prices
have undergone little improvement, al.
though they have an upward lendency.-
Since Friday the sales have amounted to
$4,000 bales.
SUPPRESSION OF THE Polish INsURREc.
TIoN.--The insurrection is crushed. and
many of the principals are in dungeons.
Vienna, March 1.-THE Austrian OBJ
server contains report from Major Ge-
neral Colin, dated Podgorzo, March 3,
which is addressed TO the Aulic Council
of War at Vienna. From this report it
appears that Cracow surrendered 10 the
Austrian and Russian troops on the 9rd
instant.
PrusSian !Silesid, Glepit9, March r.
The Polish insurrection virtually termi-
mated when the remainder of the insur-
gents, amounting TO seven hundred men,
placed them under the protection Of Prus-
sia, and laid down their arms. These in
surgents passed by here yesterday on their
way to Kosel, escorted by two companies
of the 25th regiment. The nobility and
gentry among The insurgents, seemed 10
bear their misiortancs with equanimityi
but the lever orders appeared as if over
~hemned with sorrow. The insurgents
are now dispersed, and the territory Of
Cracow is occupied by the Prussian, Rus!
sian, and Austrian troops.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06

bill for extending jurisdiction over Orr
gon was taken up and finally passed
yeas l03, nays 81
Tine Senate resolutions about Oreeo,
were then taken up. As soon as thew
we're read,
Mr. Owen, Of Indiana, moved an amend
ineni, and called the previous question.
The previous question was sustained
aud the amendment adopted by vote &c
80 to 81. u
The amendment is in these words,
"Strike out all after the word ear,es,.
Iy,' in the last part of the preamble on,
insert directed to the importance Of
speedy adjustment of all their difference,
and disputes.
lind be IL further enacted, That ,ba
President Of the United States be reoues,
ed 10 give to the British GogerDmen, ,ba
notice required by its second article e..
the abrogatlon of the said conyeption of
the 9th of August, 1927"
The resolutions, thus amended, finally
passed the House by vote of lGG to Al
-lo9 democrats 50 wings for, and l6 de.
mocrals 20 wings against il.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06

Their boldness in checking a system that
was fast undermining the Liberties of the
people Of our glorious Union. LIS.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06

Mr.. Creecy, former editor of the Z" Con.
siiutonaiis" at Vcksburg, is to com.
mence the publication of u Native Amcri.
can paper in New Orleans, soon.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06

MONEY AND RAGs--The wings are
raising their old cry of Rag money for
the people, specie for the government
against the Sub-treasury. This of course,
admits that Bank money is worthless; aud,
admitting the worthIessness of their Rag
money, we suppose their true wish is thai
both government and people should have
nothing else. [Sentinel
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06

Robert Patterson, esq, who has been
long we'll known as the editor of the Con.
cordla lntelligencer, died at Nalchez on
the 10Th instant.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06

JUDsoN RELEASED, The Nashville Or
thopoliton of Friday says:
&c. u. c. Judson, the individual who
killed Mr.. Porter6eld, was discharged from
prison and Immediately left that city on
board the steamboat California, bound for
Pittsburg where his father resides, who, it
is said, is regarded as valuable and
highly respected citizen, We learn that
there was no effort by Porterlield's friends
to prosecute Judson'
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06

Correspondence Of Baltimore Patriot.
WASHINGTON, April IS.
The Senate was not in session to-day,
In the House Of Representatives, the
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06

al will say nothing OF the Constitution.
| know that in the present state of polit.
cal morals that is feeble barrier against
any selfish project. | ask however, with
no hope Of an answer) why these ports
and rivers are entitled to preference over
ohersl The absurd claim under the or
dnance Of 1887, is not often referred to-
1t was once claimed under that ordinance,
that because the States could not shut up
the Ohio, they had no power 10 keep il open;
and, therefore II must be done by the Ge-
neral Government! Ii the ordinance Of
1857, giving common use of those ri.
vers, was not useless when passed, it be
came so on the adoption of our new con.
stltulion which placed every nayigable ri.
yer in the union on the same footing, ac-
cordlng TO the decisions Of tho Supreme
Court.
This absurd preiension could not serve
its purpose loag 1t only applied to the
rivers in the northwest territory, and did
NOT touch the Hudson, the Missouri, the
Arkansas, Red rieer, OR EVEN THE Mis-.
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SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF.
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
French, English, German and American Dry
GnnnS

IJNHE subscriber, wishing to reduce his present
= stock Of GOods-prepaatory taking inventory
Januay-wi nom this date, l5h Dee great
erhee for all who have purchased
servants &C. would do well embraced opporiun
yIo obtain them at the lowest possible rates
il Stole.
10 ps. Negro Jeans at IL yer yard.
90 ps. Plaid Linsey from 10 20 cents per yard
600 pr. Negro Blankets as low IS 60
los Cashmere Moasns and other good, per
less than regular
20 Of fancy Dress styea
Perior fabric. IT, and lessI cost.
10 ps Black aud Biue Black Gro de swa, IA barEain)
piece Satin Levantn, only 81 per yard
ombTe Shaded Cloakings, Paris male.
SO ps Furniture Calico, from to 10 c per yard.
500 pc Dress do from "a per yard
SO Dozen Alpaca and Lambs Wool Hose to Use pair
60 Pc Blk and Cord Alpaca from 81 per yard
shawlsi shawls'. in great variety.
100 ps Cassinet, from 25c To 6 shilings per yard.
20 rs Blk Olive and Blue Cloths from per yard.
30 ps Blk and Fancy Colored Cassimeres, o
Besdes other goods Gail quick
secure bargain At the cheap cash OF
EDRIS BERKLEY,
No n Magro
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INHIS "Celebrated Remedy" has now, by its
II intrinsic virtues, acquired celebrity
shaken by the quaek "Nosium with which the
aeonds that this the only remedy that
be relied for the speedy and ofan diseases
OF the Lungs literally swrepi Consumption nom the land
wherever Introduced and Others dv'nde
into ms snauee The pubic humhusr enough
medicine which
placed
IL requires bosierng by publishing columns OF forged
uneates-bOt enough let the Iuble know where be
obtained and trial viii all OF s efficacy
those distressing Diseases above named which have bad this
skill OF the most learned for ages heretofore
DR.. swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
the ht from that valuable which
by the country being flooded "CandL and
lures OF Wild Cherry OF which prepared
physicians to to their "Noums Therefore,
public should be their guard and voorhees,
palmed them for the original genuine preparation
Is only pr-rared by Dr. SwAYNE N. w. Eighth
Race streets, Philadelphia.
CoNsuhPTivEs those whose Lungs slightly
should take this Syrup without delay by they
the htns OF that dire dsene fully and firmly How
then TO avoid IL Never le day with when this Syrup
be had and nearly
destruction by Con umptiou.
DR. swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Is compound OF Vegetable Remedies called "ih
because that Gle the basis
with other ingrrdCns that efficiency good
qualities as supporter and OF the powers and functions
of life. It has equal
CAUTION-A prepa except DR.
fictitious and eounee sprung up years amer vaua
Die remedy had introduced itself chamber therefore.
be deceived by the many and Spurious
but try the genuine and be cured
Prepared only by Dr. swayne, Northwest Eighth
Race It's, Philadelphia.
e Only Agents genuine preparation OF
lis Main Street. and W. H. DORNIN
sale by Bragg Thomas Co, G. CSrnR Co PeteubuR
Va d. l. Murten aud King Toy Norfolk e. B. White, FEEDER
ekhufs Farham Washington d. c. and by Agents generally
throughout the United States de 10
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Eerrugino,Ls Chocolate


oR the cure Of Choosis Nervous Affections OF the
LeueoubT Debility and Disease Children Approved by
the Faculty Of Medicine Of Para by the French
Government
Man, practitioners have
eEdeavouredt render possible digestive
gans the diheuy longer all
the haPPest and best ndputaby that Of
colate.
The who win derive great OF the
Feuuginous Chocolate are
ls' Women OF PaIid complexion, who complain OF difficult
breathing especially in ascending papaon
heart OF noises in the head whose stomach dess badly
whose appetite destroyed perverted;
experience feeling Of eodEess the eIernes
general derangementof TBS whole system
I'd Men who pale and delicate
geon sdfcu and who exhausted
will hnd amer using for short time the Fergnous Chocolate
mat. rial improvement their
3D. Weak children, and
strength, and their will deyeupe
self.
a. Buttis principally girls budding into
whose health znguishng Fsugnous
will be usefs brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding pale
regularity all the functions Of
houIhing state Of health superyenng will prove only
utility ofbut the Indispensable necessity for the
ginous Chocolate
fresh supply Of this valuable preparation hand
sale by p. JOHNSTON
ju ii Druggist
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

,Ese..e45E5sit+W y anu HIIer me ID OF December
~ Boats wllieAve RiehmoRd MondayS
We'd edlys and Fridays at ~ precisely aud Lynch
burg days al 81 P. NJ
Returning leave Lynehbug Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
att A. ~ and arrive in Richmond 81 p NJ.
Passengers for StaunIon,
by our Boats will leave A. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays seosve A. NJ in staunton by
Jpn.
PdSsgers for HafaI Cur, gnsss
leave Richmond BY the Boats and sges
ieTsvile.
noeo BOYD. EDMOND = DAVENPORT