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BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. "a, I846.

CoNNopoRE CONNER. This gentleman APP
roors to have rivcn mortal offence to some cG
our editorial brethren, by his not having captur-
cd tbc Mexican cities on the Gulf. They want
him to make bold dash at all risks. The
Nav York Courier aud Enquirer complains, in
hitter language, of the failure of his second at
tempt on Alvarado, and insists that he shall be
court,marliaed, for not being able to increase
the depth of wator off that port, so as to permit
our vessels of war to pass without running
aground If not for this we can see no other
cause for desiring that no shall be arrested and
tried 1t is thus that those who serve the pub
lie, are TOO often censured without cause, and
held up for the scorn Of the public when tlleiT
acts merit praise. Had Commodore Conner per-
sisted in his attempt npon AIvarado, and lost
some of the public vessels As the Iruxton was
lost, he would have been denounced for his
want of discretion, by the very persons who
now would have him tried for acting with pru-
dence Such are the thanks which brave and
experienced officers receive at the hands Of
some Of their counLrymeu, Commodore Con
nor no doubt did every thing that could be done
under the circumstances, He led tho way, but
found it impossible that he could be sustained,
owing to the other vessels not being able to
pass the bar; and he is to be sacrificed for not
overcoming this obstacle of nature 1t seems
that our naval officers and soamen were euthu
siastic for fight, and as they could not be
gratiied, the Commodore is to be held up TO
execration, although he went into the midst Of
danger himself We have no doubt that both
officers and seamen will fight bravely when OPP
portunlty occurs, but when nature interposes
barriers which cannot be overcome, they must
be content to restrain their enthusiasm JUS
tce requires that all circumstances should be
properly considered, before we undertake to
censure a commander for not realizing our
closet speculations.
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TINS MORNING By

HBCBhISHED THIS MORNING BY
~ WIN. TAYLOR, Jlrvis Buildings,
NEW YORK LLUST Rated MAGAZINE for
december, 1886. Vol. IG--NO, VIII.
EN- EMBELLISHMENTS: The i3eamsuess, from an
Original painting by ]. r. Pee'e; BrookIyr in the
0ideh iIme, from an Original painting by Guy;
hes'tanoni Murza, Prest ntjng the Poison Fruit
CONTENTS.
OGiG IN Al.:--BGtween Two MOnarchics, or New
YORK ns New Orange, by Thaddeus w. Meigham,
Inc Heart h1d need OF sympathy, by r Horton;
strenade, by II ]. s., Jr; Thoughts by the t radie
OF a sleeping Infant, by Mrs N. Orr; The Panorama
OF Ihie, ny X. F. Gfeel y; An Imaginary Converse
lloH, by Savage WateT kpigram, from he Spanish
Oh Cadalso, by Y. J. $, Jr.; The Fatal Wish icon
clud, by the Editor Homes in the Desert, by Il.
H. CIfmentsi Di'ge. by hrs. q, Maria she Ido1
EDITORS TABLE-NEW BOOKS, SC.
Sci ECTED.-The Scourged Page, by Horace Guil.
iord Katrina Schuyler by r. y. Fai; The Assault
OF lSlee; Day of Persian Jew; The Funeral
ti'c; NJ kandal, a tale Of st. Dumiagn; T. enents
OF Polite Conversation; Love and Consistency in
Ages. '
Terms, So year, in advance; single copies 25 cts
OF, sale, wholesale and AT, by
hp3l 81 VIM. TAYLOR, North ST.
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90 CHEAP PR1RT1N&a, and AINTING o
every description, executed with great despatch AZ
he Office Ut the Clipper, 1874 BALTEHoRE-sr.-as
wAMM0TH Euts Much larger than any other
flee can execute,
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE * HATTEE5' BILLS,
Raj, ROAD BILLS, &c. &c,
Indeed ii is needless to enumerate, as pos
sessed offseties with latest styles of type and new
andsplendidm fordoing work, in spery'tye,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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DI ED.

On sunday, 22d inst. after protracted Hines Mrs
NELLY WEEP, in aboat the 9O!h year OF her age-s.
hatlVe OF Ireland, but wen known and much re-
speceh Resident OF Baltimore for the last 81 years
Htr numerous friends are respectfully invited tn
attend her funeral from her late residence in Saraoga
street. near Eu'aw, on this tuesday afternoon al
O'Clock without further notice.
On me 22d inst. Col jams X. MORRIS, in the 9stb
year of his age ~ sui
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SH SCDTFE, LApi ESIOkNAMENTA HAIR
IvAs MAHUFACfORY, PERFUMERY s. FAN
CY SfHRE, whnrsa!e and r. lait, 40. IS SOUTH
STREET, rgspec fully informs the la3ies and the
public in general that size has just received and has
on hand, a superior assortment of GOODS IN her
line. Terms IN Jderate.
{Ey- Old ladies' Plain Btads and Half Wigs; Hair
Necklaces; Bracelets; Guards and Watch Foisa, va
riousy plated, in the neatesl manner, o30-friu3w
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TREAT WESTERN OYSTER SALOON
Mn 4 4
aH ARD TO BEGAT!
~ M stEIlN ~ ~ Iv II A

aBARn TO BEGAT!
THE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS!
Also Green and Roasted COFFEE. sold by the new
YORK CaNToH TEA GOMP&NY'S arENT, at
No. 40 GAY STREET, between Front and High
stree Is. TIE TIE last received Is giving satisfaction
quite equal 10 any previous lot. Will you Try them?
IRA Is almost sure to create customer. You run
no fisK-"heh an article does not give entire salts
faction, you can return aud have it exchanged, or
the money refunded.
oa3 JAMES Il. PORTER, Agent
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REMiNerWN,A ooNDMNarNss ANn nI-

COSTING COFFEE BOILER
E'tl ii HtEtNrEE haslatcLy ADDED and i'm
n thrdht Improvement to TINS inVIIuabie article
by Tue adduon ofGn ar chamber at tue bottom OF the
condenser, which revents he cold water iu The con
dehSer rom hGihg henlCd and 4 sndiI valve closing
the com nunlca'tnn between The colo water aNd the
o"uef enables us 10 get greater heat than 2l2 de-
Eftes more efre nalIy obtaining the strengh of the
merry, ana the 0cta Onal Popping from the con, enSyr
Ny means HI ne waive perfectly dgests, cleans and
punheS The ColGc. THIS Coffee Boiler should be with
every holsekeeper, as by it's use there is saving of
one tinrd, whi'st the quaityU die Coffee is much i'm
proved For sale, wholesale and retail, by
SAMSON CAhISS,
Sole Agent tor the Palentre
IVA ~ No. lao Baltimore street
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- ia n "a y + O.
LIST OFAPPLICANTs
lTthe benefit ofEhe JvSoI,..,t

LIST 0FAPPLICANTS
To''"' 'e"GHs 81 me insotrent Laa7s o. Mo7
/ ,,. ~ Gang toT the last meek
1hos Ford, merchant .Tbos RrnnLs -, ~ ' Nv
Levi Finley, farmer, CO. II w Run,;nS' e cIort
Saml Fowler, carpent'r John Hncorss ha,,a,
Jonas Goldsmith, pedar John 7 IIovd' cooos,
OTdumphret IS, mnulder .PhilID Weiet vo'pih
Fred'k Kart, abOrer "A Downes Ia6or, ,s'
JoAn ODOnnell, il. clerk r Jones wnodSair"Ts
James Phi lips, mariner Walter WiIIiams yyL''Io
Benz Snyder, merchant Uo 10
-tFor debts under $50.
fCaused by becoming involved in Debts contr,,.,
while In business five years ago.
10 appear lafore hec0In!nis sioners the 9TH - Il
January, S47. '' ~" VI
Day Of 6naI he airing 9th March. 1917
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G-NHiGAPi CHEAP! GtEs.At-t
" no 50 AGAINST TIE WORLD!
7 e very cheapest GOODS 10 be fond in hi. Guy
eau BIZ hai at 40. 81 8ALflM IRE ST., where you
can purchase
Beautiful REPT CA5HMERES fos 25 cents
Rich new style MOU3LlNES frr2i cents
Handsome PLAID CLOAK >G liIr 5 } cents
And ev1ry thing else IN prop ltIIan, with a varv
hand Ofae assortment of CLDrnS ANO ASST
NERES; Domestics Ot all Kinds; rianu-s; HLANK
ETS. &c Call and see, without faII, ana iemrmhcr
the number. u2l
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g.? OGERs' DIAM0ND GEE ENT-Fo
Il Z nendng Glass, Chna, Lamp Shades, Mantle
OmameBts, SC, So that ne Greak il ,raTce!v mer
ceptIble and as strong Us before broken For sale
Only by G. Z. ROGERS, Druggist corner Of Howard
ana mafion, ans corner of toward and Madison and
corner OF Paca and Little Green Streets
EG3- Price - cents, mo-. f,v-is1aIv
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EDRiNTS! PKISGSl! Constantly ell hand
q PRINTS and FRAMES by The huudteG; LOOK
ing Glasses; fac Frehch Prints; also, AhMANACS
for lS47; school and Toy BOOKS; 800 seca I'd hand
NOVELS, from l2t 10 10 GEMS each, buund Vocal
and Instrumental Music; Drawing Cards and & imes
for chlldren fl re Cap, Post and Note PAPER.
Also, spIendid assortment of Christmas aud New
YEARS. Presents o. Those liz want Of Cheap ard
STANDARD Works viii do well to call at 40 I6
PRATT-ST, between Light aud Cha Ies-sts,
1t HUMPHREY mt}ORE,
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THE ROMAN Benefit Of Mr.. Leui
North. The benefit of this world enowned eques-
tran has been fixed for night, when the greatest
bill ever offered to Baltimore audience will be per
formed The beneficiary will appear in his great
of ''DOn Juan" as well several others. Mr. w,
B. Carroll, Mr.. MOseIy, Master Hernandez, and Mr..
Sands and his talented young artists will go through
thei! astonishing performances. For partcu ars see
the bills We would advise all persons who wish
good seats, to secure them by making application at
the Box office this morning.
.a'ternooS Performance. The lastalternoon enter
lanment watch will be given at the Roman Amphi-
theatre, will take place this afternoon, commencing
ut ,! O'Clock Parents and guardians should not let
the opportunity pass
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CI,EAREJ
ULEAkED,
Prentice, Liverpool, Clark &


ship Manchester, Prentice, Liverpool, Clark &
Kellogg.
BaIrque CorneIia, Alex. Wiley, New Orleans, John
Brig Commerce, Blanchard, GibraI.er,. W. How
ell and son,
ARRIVED.
Ship Monmouth, Yorey, fm LIVERPOOL via Bath
10 Gays, salt, To CLARK Il Kellogg.
scht Fayetteville, Green days I'm Wilmington N
u lumber and naval stores, to VIM Mason.
Scbr Helen, (of Piymoulh) Cahoon, 20 days from
Boston, assorted cargo, 10 u Rhodes
RETUREED-Ship Rio Gfande, Surges which clear
ca at TINS port 22l ult. for Liverpool and got to sea
lOlh INST. is below, having encountered heavy gale
IN the gulf shifted cargo, and pumps becoming chok-
ed, twas deemed most prudent 10 return. She is
anchored oil annapobs-CaPt Smrges is up from her.
MEMORANDA,
Ship Lydia, SouIe (beore repofted in the bav I'm
ifs) did not leave Portland until that day for Batl
more.
Tie batque Venezuela, at Phi ladelphia Spoke
18TH INST OIL Cape lalteas, Halifax brig (nanle not
ttcOllecteG) TN Havana bound to Baltimore under
jury n'asts, having lust both tOpnasts and lib b0oms
(ftobably me Br brig sea, which arrived on Sunday
uohi bafOauoes as she was at that time i'll the vicn
~ Of Hatterassl
Barques Leda, Ruarb, for Malaga; and Catharine,
(of ROrleans, late Of Ba timOre) swift, for Havana
cleared at N Orleans l4th inst.
Brig Rodney, Carnage, for Baltimore sailed FIN
Gardiner, Me- 18th inst.
Scar Capital, Beard, for Key West, cleared at no
bile IAN INST,
Schr Gen, Washington, McCormis, fin Baltimore
arrived Al Savannah 1871 inst.
Schr BIad0ie, Libby, from Baltimore for Portland
sailed from Holiness Hole l6lh INST.
Schr Michigan, Terry, which sailed from N. York
few days since for baltimore, sprung bath masts
when off Bdmogat, and had to put pack to repair
GamageS.
Schrs Iowa, Dayton, and Mariner, Nckerson, from
Baltimore, 6nivCd at New York Doth inst. Schr
ann Elizabeth, Adams, cleared at do, same day for
Baltimore.
schrs Amelia, Smith, and Harriet, Sears, fin Bal.
um9ye arrived at New York 2lst inst. The latter on
me i9h, off The Cal es oCHelaware, in tue late gale,
SplIt !0resaii, stuve huiwpiks, sc.
Schrs Baltimore, LatOuroue, and Emblem, Buck
man, ior Baltimore, cleared New York 2lst inst.
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JAMES PEREGOY, com, of HoaIth
MARRIFI)

On Iuesaay morning, The l7,h inst by the Rev Mr.
h"hcah, SAMUEL bUREs to CATHAREE WrrKs
esue1ttr o; James Wiks, Esq all of this city
~ orwell on the 1914 inst, by th3 New. J a. Keech
CbAS j. bULLUs, OF York, 10 MARY J. daughter Of
the late Chas. Rumsey Of Baltimore co.
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yHyao,rAs J. ooTr. REAL ESTATE AND

TETaOMAS j. GOTT, REAL STATE AND
a COM oSION AGENT, has taken an Office
No. &c E.aYETTE STREET, one door west of
Nonh-st. FOR SALE--a Ground Rent OF sag Dn
N, Charlssst. at 81 per cent? IL dents at about $40
each; permanent Rents at per cent, viz, Two of
3 o. each, one of SlS and OF $t5, with Otaars
WANTED-Ceuual Ground Rents at p r cent
FOR SAlE-A large brick Dwelling IN Green st.
i'll fee; one on 5 Fieaefick-st.; three story brick
dwelling on COurLlandsl in fee, tor S3,j0G; three
story hrck house (st0te aud GwCiimg) GENITAL
Prut-st in fee; good brick dwelling on Ann street,
lot Is by 50 feet, ground rem s lj brick dwelling
on N. Charesst near Saratoga, Two on Fay test;
also; brick h0Gses at S650 $90 each; also
valuable FARMS near the city. MONEY obtained
on mortgage. n2i 2ts
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AcCiDENT TO THE STEAMER SoUrHERNER.
We learn by slip from the New York Her
aid, that the steamer Southernor, which left
that city on,Saturday morning for Charleston,
returned on Sunday morning, having at l / o.
clock on the night previous, when Is miles
south of Barnogat been run into by schooner.
The S. sustained but little injury, part Of her
rails were carried away, and about a dozen
buckets out of her wheel. She could very we'll
have proceeded on her voyage, but her captain,
for fear he might meet with gale, very judi
ciousy put back to have her repaired, She
brought back with her the bowsprit of the
schooner
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AJ9FICG. The undersigned lave tNis LAY
~ fOrmed CnparnerShip Tor the purpose Of
transdctins the LIME aud FEED Bushes, No. 33
CHEAPSIDE, under the firm of Pc TERS & MIL
LER. JAMES PETERS,
DANIEL MILLER.
baltimore, Nov. 49, 1886, ND 81
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CO. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
GUard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Hreast.pins; Ear rings Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 70 examine
GABRIEL y: CLARKS assortment, which is com
dlrtr at his Old Established Store, WateTst, ID door
from Calvert. apS
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For London-Shn Mississippi, with despatch.
For MHseilles-French ship Revanche, with de
spatch
For Liverpool Ship Euphrasa, soon.
FOR Beliast-Ship $. f. Ho we'll, with despatch
Eof bremen-Ship Marianne, with despatch
For harseilles-French barque Terrc de Fell, with
despatch. W."
For HaVre-Fr barque Ballochan, with despatch
FOR Rio de Janeiro-Barque Hebe, with despatch
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AWIIO WAITS CASH! EMORY 4 CO.
w have no equals III SELLING pizes-aI that is
requisite is to purchase OF EMOR' & co. pack
nge and prize Is sure. The beautiful pyizn OF "a
ObO IN Yesterdays Letter., aud ut 1000 each and
OF SOU all sold by the tar famed ailu lucky prize
vendors Emory & Co. Jhls l. Ia, h that cannot be
heaten-lt takes Emory 4 Go and NJ msIake-gtvc
u a call 1t you want the one thiug nGedtul. Emory
s. Co. are the h'hoys to Accommodate.
THIS DAY-THIS Day
~ Nos, and Is drawn ballots,
SCHEME.
prize of $5,uO6 prize of 81 500
2,OOO | 800
ana OF 81 900 each!
Tickets only Slt-sharcs in proportion
IwO-ihiris Of Ihe tickets are prizes Never
better scheme for packages, EMORY co. viii
sell package of p tcEets TO. IS that Fan draw the
hve highest prizes in the Lottery. Every package
sod by EMohY &. co. is guaranteed to draw one
matt back. Here is your chances early and Sc :
cure the S. OOEMORY X CO. has it.
r. S;-For prize packages or shele tickets, a6-
dress the old established house of Emory x CO. Cd
office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY CO, ". s. LOTTERY Agency,
NO.2 talvGrt-st, I'd LOTTERY Office
~ from Baltimore street,
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MUFFSl MUFFsA MUFFsm

MUFFS! MUFFSM MUFFSM.
II l.. McPHAIE, No. 1872 BALTIMORE. ST.,
- next door 10 the Clipper otice, has in store the
largest assortment of MUFF5 ever 0ifdted in this
city, consisting OF
Natural aud London I4ustred Lynx
stone and Brown Martin
Isabella Bear
Dark aud light Fitch
Natural and Lusred Janet
Alpaca, hatura color and jet black
Siberia squirrels, Goney, and VARIETY of other
kinds. suitable for Misses aud Children, to which he
invites the attention OF The public generally.
ALSO, great variety of II ATS and CAPS for
youths and children. ndi-r
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il GO.


- Opposite Barnum's, Bait, Md.
" OFFICIAL DRAWING ri the Md Consoli-
dltei Lottery, class No. ll4 for 1886:
is "a Sc II 6 81 80 "a rs SO 81 81 So CO
10 AMI "a, being The LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
80 and Al being the 3 ana 4th drawn Nos each a.
ana 81, being the 9th and 6lh; or "a aud 80, be-
ing the 7Ih and BIT drawn Nos. each Oh
a. having t"0 o! the drawn Nos on them each 10
All having one only 81 the drawn Nos. on
II EMORY & CO., No. IN. CaIvert-st,
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SHARP SHOOTERS BALL, The first grand Military
Ball of the Baltimore Sharp Shooters, Capt Lilly with
come Of this evening in the new aud splendid Saloon
Of the Commercial Buildings, corner OF Gay and
Lombard streets. From the names Of the list of
managers we can SAFELY promise one of the mos,
agreeable entertainments of the season. A few tick
cts have been left at this Office for sale
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THE.MARKErs. The grain and -four mar
kets of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
show no material change since Saturday. The
scarcity of shipping, especially at New York,
compel many purchasers to store their -four for
the present. The receipts are quite large.
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ESR0NZED BOWLS FOR S,royEs
HID lust received supply Of BRONZED BOWLS
enameled insde-a beautiful article to contain water
put the top of stoves, for tie purpose of render
ing the heated air OF rooms agreeable and pleasant
at IS cts each. "
Also-hhdIrons, Shovel 8. Tongs Umbrella Stands
Coal hodS, DO SiCrs, do Ehovels Fire carriers Il g.
Also--A general assortment or enameIed ard plain
HOLLOW WARE at the lowest prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING WARE-ROOMS.
No. 10 North Charles street
opposite the Upisn Bank.
aO5 G. E. WETNOHE g. co,
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The MUSEUM Ms. Htot. This celebrated actress
appears Tonight in TWO Of ner fIvarte pieces, She
performs in the new and successful drama OF "Satan
in Pari" and the excellent farce OF ''Che Married
Rake" aud in the latter piece sutaias two chatac-
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srLENDiD WATCHES.

EIhE EAELGOODs.-R. McELDOWN-
d Ely s. 90. have received a choice stock of Rich
DRESS sILKS-black MantilIa Silks; black and
c0ored Silk Veivets; French and English Merno
Thibet and Parametta CLOTHS; black and csored
Alpaca; 'n.baainCs; Plaid, WoOlten and silk Cash.
mcres and Mousclnes de Lame; Clarence Plaids for
dresses; new sHAWLS; Blankets and Flanneis;
Chintz1s and CaIicos; hirting Linen and Long
Cloths; Table Cloths and Table Diaper; Napkins and
Towelrun; Silk and Linen Handkerchiels: Claims
Cassimeres aud Vesngs; with their usual variety OF
Dry Goods cheap, at
I63 BALTIMORE STREET.
ec3O between Light and CaIva,t sc
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deals with the consul, that officer will have too
much regard for his own purse, to make use of
his official power to the disadvantage ofGo good
customer. Consequently, it is all mockery
to talk about the protection of the rights oil
Seamen by an American consul"
To remedy abuses which exist from the eau
se3 above stated, there should be some mate
rial changes in our consular system. In the
first place, appointments should be confined ex-
clusively to American citizens, as it cannot be
expected that foreigners will be careful Of the
honor of the country which they are appointed
TO represent, their sole attention being directed
to the receipt of their fees. In the second place,
conyuls should receive stipulated salaries, 80 as
to prevent their interest from conflicting with
their duty. There have been some attempts
made IN congress TO change the system, and we
hope that they will be successfully renewed.
The facts stated by Mr.. Brown, are sufficient
to convince any one that the present system is
not only imperfect, but the cause Of gross MUS
tlce being done to soamen--a class of men,
whom it should ho the special duty Of their
country to protect, as they must con- titute the
buwark Of our defence in time of war with a
maritime power. We trust that Mr.. Browns
volume will be read by members of congress,
aud that they vii! give due weight to the facts
witch he states, and to the suggestions which
he makes.
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CO.. CARD, The WatChman Fire Company re-
turn their grateful thanks 10 HENRY HUNT, ESQ
for plentiful supply OF c"f:e their return from
the fire at the Powder Mills of Messrs. w. II. Beatty
& Son. II
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Who will suffer from that painful disease, Liver
Complaint, when immediate relief if not positive
cure, may be effected by the tint use of WiSTAR'S
BALSAM, for proof of which read the following:
WATERFORD, N. Y. Mly7, l845,
DEAR SIR: Ia the year ls4l u was 80 severely at
tackled with Liver Comp amt, to be nlirely una
bic to attend to my business. consulted with the
hest of physicians in our place but they gave me no
relief In the WATER of 1912 procured bottle OF
DR.. WlSTAk'S BALSAM OF WILD KERRY;
and before had used one half of it, was able to lie
sumo nay business as usual. have since tina, time
used two bottles of the Wild Cherry Balsam, aud
have bGen entirely free from pain; ana, with the ex
cePtion of bad cold in February last have enjoyed
better health than ever did before.
WIN, G, POTTER,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24

1z- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
SOuth,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 5. Gas also to Lynchburg and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest TO any 9TH
CT Route. See advertisement je26d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-24

HNK GSSING GOWNS. Il. DONOHUE, ORA
EI per and iaiI0r, No 30 GERMAN STREET
q few doors east of sharp ~ has Il few more OF
tlose Garments lett tie is thankful for past favors
aud so'icits continuance of tie public patronage
N. b, An apprentice wanted--0ne of industrious
haoits ana goOd moral character. nll-laWtJal