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,Messrs. Ediof8:-We see with pleasure that
4 movement is on foot to remove the remains
of Wells and McComas, from their present To-
cation. to that beautiful spot the Greenmount
Cemetery, and that it is proposed to erect
handsome monument TO their memory; this is
as it should be, and we know of no object re
would more cheerfully contribute towards, ac-
cording to our means, than the above. We
esteem it great pity, srs, that the fine COM
vany that these gallant young men belonged
10, was ever suffered to go down; and IN my
opinion, it is the fault of the remaining mem
bers if it is not speedily revived. If 1t Is lher
wish to do so, let them call meeting through
the morning papers, at about weeks NOTICE.
atsome central convenient place, and we qua
rantee that there will be good attendance o.
clever young men, who would JOIN them VIII .tu
Measure, and stimulate many others 10 90 III.
same. 1t is perhaps needless to remark lna
no,D is as good time as they will ever nave
for so doing, with war in the perspective allS
the glorious 9TH of July near enough al mana
f. thew are active, TO make parade on Una
dav Iet the word be onward" M
New HALL. The Odd Fellows OF Lancaster
Pa are about TO erect q new hall
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THE LADIES Can TELL. The editor OF the
7 ,ouisyille Iris, on his way home the other
night, picked up very extraordinary piece OF
decoration belonging to some young woman.
He appeared to be at loss to know what TO
call it. We presume, however, that some OF
our female acquaintance could give MN llght
on the subject. Hear him describe it :
1T IS shaped, or rather was, good deal IKE
q recent half moon; some like an lndia-ruhber
life nreseryer, and some like pig yoke feit
Tttle soft like. and was covered with bed tick
inc. We had nearly broke our neck over IT,
and as we never had any luck IN our me- we
thourht may be we had found treasure at
last. We didn't know but 1t was a new way
the banks have adopted Of making rem'ttances
so as to prevent robbery, for the ugly thing had
n string al each end so that IN an emergency
man might tie it around him and carry 1t
short distance. With anxious hand, therefore,
we seized our knife and tore into II, II riPt
about six inches, and the first thing tnat pro-
truded itself from the orl6ce was an OLD rouh-
dabout and then, in rapid successlons three
short shirts and two long ones; an o.d iur cap
n nair of brooches, old and ragged; the skirt Of
an old calico dress; pair of old calico drawers
With frnCed bottoms; four old night caps; two
cradle blankets; one old leghorn bonnet one
old morocco boot two table cloths; Ten siiia
pieces of diaper, very much worn; an oiu Pian'
cover; two long night-gowns; one ragged enc
mise; three quilted pettcoats and SIX hiPpihs
What on earth could these things have been
| Do tell1
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TsE RIGHT OF WAY. The Senate of Penn
svlyania is still discussing the bill granting the
right of way to the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road. The motion pending is TO postpone it
indefinitely
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INcENpuARIxs IN BosroN. The city OF Bos-
ton is troubled with gang of vile incendlaries'
On Sunday morning there were two fires, and
at night three different alarms lhe only Sc
rious damage, however, was the destruction of
Mr.. w. P. buttons bake house and dwelling.
Loss $4,000
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-05

Coon. Our brethren at the South are re-
ioicinp at the election of Mr.. Built, one of the
editors of the New Orleans Ptcayune, to the
Legislature of Louisiana.
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ArorICE Is MNREgY GEvEN. that he

NOTICE III HEREBY GIVEN. that he
~ Lot Of Ground situated at the tor'hWesl corner
of FayettG and COve-sts., in the City OF BaiNm"re,
and contained as follows: Beginning for tle same
ct the inter- econ of North side CT Fayettast' ana
the West side Of Cogcsr ana running thence norm
wardiy bounding on the West side 0tCOVe ST. TWEEN
ty six feet ten inches or Whereabouts; thence west
wardly, parallel with Fayette-st to ten loot alley;
alley twenty i've feet and thence eastyirdly, bound
ing on the North side of FayCte-st. one hundred and
forty four feet to the place of beginning and belong
ing or supposed belong, TO certain Maria Clemm;
is assessed for the payment of the OF 63o5 6o as
paving tax and that sao sum- with interest thereon
from the twenty sixth of February sli, Is now que,
as aforesaid upon said lot, and has been que Tor the
space of tsur months more since said paving was
completed aud the owner or owners OF said 'ot are
hereby notified, that unless the said paving taxes snail
he paid to me within ten days after the publcation OF
this notice is completed, the said lot, or so much
thereof as may be necessary 10 RAISE inc sum due
thereon, and the cost OF advertising, WIN ne soId tc
! ia9-2aw4w HENRY SNYDER, cry Collector
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D,sAsrRous FIRE. The steam saw mill ol
Henry Church, at Middletown, miles below
Harrisburg, was burned on Monday night last,
with large amount oflumber' No insurance
Loss about $4,000.
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~ 90 .,gCLE Al
JANN INW ] he NWLNT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES if.dTE,

CARRYING TIE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES if.dIE,
Il o;;7-s Leaving lower end Of SpCaf's Wharf,
g:sasS.lti gs5s baltimore, EVERY MONDAY, WE'D
MES DAY ard FRIDAY at o'coc K,
?. NJ in the well known and complete steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, (beng web prepared for
the winter for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. connec
ting next morning al O'Clock, with the Steamboat
., .srraa.s, CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis or steam
as,,gg6gats boat ALICE, Capt. skinner, for Rich
9Sis mond, to City Point Railroad, for Pc
t-rsbg Va, CARRYING there about two hours ahead Of
the Great Southern MGit Linc) without fail Of con
hcCton-no loss of sleep, aud hut one change flag
gage-ihence by Petersburg Railroad to Weldon N
u, and thence by railroad and steamboat to Charles
ton, - c., and thence by the southern routes 10 New
Orleans, through in about seven d. ys, and much the
most pleasant comfortable and shortest route South.
rrRs PASSENGERS may rest assured that the Bay sud
James River Line of Boats are we'll prepared Tor Tie
Winter Travel The rontorl OF passengers being II
attended 10 by the officers and projectors, aud what
is here stated may be relied on rs the truth.
filr- The Ray Line leaves Norfolk on T tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and : SATURDAYS, at 4 O'Clock, +.
NJ. far Baltimore, arriving about O'Clock next NOM
ing, connecting with Philadelphia cars.
WINTER FAKE.
The greIt additional expense for the Winter Line,
Compc.a tae fotrctois TO advance The passage for
the Winter:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, Ea......,...,...,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S6,UO
Passage hatvecn r. 'rr~rc, cay Point, petc.s-
nnrS or hl%@mon@ , yv,id"n n g ,o 099
Passage between BailA. - * Charleston. :. G. %
Meals and lodging nclud, Oh Bay and River bOatsl
/ BY this arram. meat passengers will perceive thar
this route is the cheapest most pleasant aud comlor
table, and but little doubt Of delay from Ice, Gas in the
Potomac on the Great U. :. Mail Route rs we have
engaged the Ice Boats to keep open track for us in
/ the Patapscn River when possible.
/ Eg5- TTavrIIurs win be directed by orr Soliciting
| Agent, who hands these Bills, and who viii give eve
ry information and conduct them To the boat. H&ut
/ your checkslO him or our Porter (NOEtOik Line on
his hat) in the depot yard, who viii attend to You
az T.SHEPPARD, Agent
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VINO SWALLOWS A novel way of catch,
ing rabbits is practsed on the southern coas. OF
England. They scatter quantity OF shult al
the mouth of their holes, covering 1t with green
parsley, of which the game is remarkably f t
On partaking of the delicious heritage, tney
ale seized with such fit OF snoez'ng that
they invariably beat their b. aims out against me
oocLc
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HNUTFY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY,
Whiting Crom 30 10 40 per cent, below the market
price lie keeps ii oa hand in large quantities; and
making il by steam power, is prepared 10 fill large
J. w, W. GORDON, l5a W. Pratt street,
ol3-eo oppose Bait and Ohio Il. r. Depot.
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SUGAR MAINE. Sugar is manufactured
at Portland, Maine, from moasses, of very
superior quality.
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Court OF APPEALS, wv. S.)--ANNAroLIs,
Feb. 8, SAG. No. lao. State use OF II. Fiery
VS.. Miller Archer, Judge, delivered the oPin--
ion of this Court. Judgment reversed, and
procadendo awarded.
Nos. ia and us. The Merchants, BANK oil
BALTIMORE VS.. the Farmers Bank Of Virginia,
was further argued by Bruce and Meredith tor
the appellants. -, o =, a,
Hannon-appeal from the Orphans Court of
Charles county-was submitted upon the writ
ten arguments of w. II. Tuck, and K. j.
Brent for the appellants, and Grain for the ap-
pellees.
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r. SHEPPARD, Agent,
,NilGEGHN no PIslhAnNLPMIA.

The Freight TraInS oil the
.iEttss N F2SS Phadelphla Wilmington and
s.esiEl:sss ezsa, Baltimore Railroad Company
sSl are now running daily Except
: uNdaYs5 between Baltimore and Philadelphia
Ty-MERGHABplZE, SC, will he received at
the depot Of President and Fleet sis, every
day except sundays until O'clock, ?. NJ.
iT}r All articles must he accompanied with me
In0randum, shcwng the marks, destination y naalt
of consigneG-and in all the Freight on Goods
for mly places where no agencyis estabIiahed) mus
be PAID IN advance, otherwise they will nos be sent
dlS-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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RIGAnY. Henry S. Stiles, alias Francis
Rivers, has been arrested in Philadelphia ler
marrying Miss Elizabeth Piggott while his
first wife was living.
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PoRr OF BosroN. During the month OF
JanuAry, thore were 3o5 arrivals and 2O1 clear
ances at the port Of Boston.
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REVEALS. The churches in Femns'on, n.
j., are holding protIacted meetings. The Nc
thodists in Trenton also hold meetings every
evening, and have received So members re-
cnntlu.
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Nor A BAD ONE. A sheriff out west has
invented Il new gallows, which is said 10 be a
cGpitai thing.
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New HALL. The Odd Fellows of Lancaster
Pa. are about TO erect new hall
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BALTIMORE LOUh HUarlrAL,

BELIINUEtH LUCh FlOnIL ! AL,
% " Es:tI may lie obtained TIC mos. speedy
Wv remedy i0r Gononba, G"ets, uIctuTts, Sc
,inal Weakness, pain in the Loms nGeclIo' OF the
;Gueys; also those peculiar aLtCuous which aIise
l. IA certain practice Of yotih and which. If NOS
c red renders marriage Impossible, ard in the end
d.atrOys both mind ard body This remedy will asa
cure ltnpUteUcy, and every symptom Of l
SECRET DISEASE
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office NJ, WORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the nigh side going from Baltimore est, End
door iromt ner-right oppC site he Police ofsce.
Be particular in observing the name on the door
and window. or Won win mistake The place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-20
EDWARD BIsOOKS.
DRUGGIST AND IMPORTER 0F pRucs

No. IS, North Main Street, 81. Lov;s.
rs now in recep, Of. and will be cons,an,Iv
4 receiving, direct from tho importers and
manufacturers, large, fresh, and well selected
stock, embracing as great variety Of foreign,
aud domestic Drugs, &c, M can be found in this
country, all oi which have been selected with the
utmost care as To purity, etc. His stock consists
IA part Of
Drugs, Mcdiemcs, and Chemicals ;
Periumery; SnuAs; Brushes; Brouzes; Black
ing Glaciers Diamonds; Spices.
Paints. OILS, and Dye. Siu8S;
Cola Silver, french aud Dutch Leaf; Wri,in,
Inks; Matches; Instruments;
Botanic and Patent Medicines
Dentists Gold and Tin Foil; Printing Ink.
Oss'd coors; Wrapping Paper, Varnishes,
Starch, Medicine che ats, Medical Saddlebags:
Umdow Glass and Glassware.
All sizes window glass. from 7x9 to 2lSSe. Of
superior quality Boues, vial., Jars, Flssks,
IlncturCs, etc.
Uhiis and BED Lead, Liiharge, and
LiHSeed oil,
OF hr very best quality, at manufacturers prices.
Purchaser, are invited To Gull aud examine nv
stock, which, being Of my own Importation, |
am enabled to oiItr at prices that cannot fail To
please. March 30, 1868.
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The task would be as endless rs il would no
improbable, should we undertake to notice one
tenth the rumors that are set nfoat by the Wash.
ington letter writer's in reference to the Oregon
negotiation. The following, however which we
find in the Union of the 9TH inst. IS almost en-
dorsed by hnt paper, and therefore deserving Of
some d,gree Of credence.
Our city has recently welcomed to her society
two of the British iunclion,ries who have arrived
in the Cambia-Mr. Champion, the new secre-
,ury OF the British legation, and Mr.. Ponsonby,
otache. The former is supposed In be the son
Of the celebrated Sir Phillip Champion. of whose
accomplishments rs sergeon in the British ar.
nv, and of whose cour,csles MS gentleman, DR..
Gibson If PHILADELPHIA, has presented so asteea.
bic and striking a picture in his letter from
Dublin. The New York News describes Mr..
CHAMPION, en- route, az "a striking looking per.
son, Of about forty years of age. His face wears
an expression Of grca, intelligence, aud his pre-.
mature grey hair be,okens him man Of
thought"
A Washington correspondent Of the n. York
Commercial Advertiser states, as n current ru.
NOR. shat Mr.. Champion has brought out in.
suuc,,ons to Mr.. fockcnham to reopen negoiia.
tons by an offer Of the 49Ih parallel, the whole
of Vancou,ers Island, and the navigation NJ the
Columbia river for twenty years. Its said that
Mr. Polk will not take the responsibility II &C.
ceplng the offer, but will submit it to the senate
for sdyice We miN not undertake 10 say posi-.
hrciy MGi such dcYoiche' hrs mol been nc,,r,d
here. jut certainly zoe hare heard nothing IF The
runOr,
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The facts connected with the late duo al Rich
mund, between J.H. Peasants and Young Richie
arc given at length in the Baltimore papers, from
which we obtain the following particulars Ia nd-
dilon to those we gave las, week. !, Is inpos-
sib,o to read these horrid detail, without shud-
der, and without, feelings Of nstoulshment that
such utter ferociousncss could inhaht the breasts
of men as enlightened the paIties IN this
was made by the friends Of Mr.. Peasants Ia SET
tie the difficulties hy obtaining from Mr.. RitchIe
an acknowledgement of Mr. Peasants bravery,
an accoun, before us continues:
.sSoon after this, Mr. peasants appeared ar.
preaching Mr.. Richie. considerably in advance Of
the two friends who had accompanied him 10
the spot. As he approached at rapid pace.
Nr. Richie fred excessively his two duelling
pistols, resting each on his left arm, drawn uP
for tha, purpose. He then presented his rev"l-
yer and fired either four five OF ts barrels. Al
ter be had fired first upon Mr. PIeasnuts. the lat
ter drew and fred twice wilhou, ELECT. all the
time rushing up to Mr. Richie, and when near
enough he struck him with his sword cane, when
the scabburd flew OIL and Mr.. Richie struck up
The point or spear with his shoris~ord--ln DO
! ing which he received the point Of Mr.. Peasants
spear in the corner Of his month, cutting upwards
a slight cash.
| Mr.. Peasants then fclI having received five
wounds from the pistol shots Of his antagonist.
/ if not one from his short sword One bail rakch
across the back Of his left hand, carving away
| all the muscles and ,cnlons leading To the fingers
another passed through the fleshy part Of his
left arm, half way up from the elbow Ia the
shnulier.-ancther entered the left breast and ran
grd round under the left nrm-a fourth entered
the let groin and proved mortal. The fifth
wound was in the right thigh, either hya ball or
thrust from the short sword. above alluded to.
! II is thought to have been from the latter
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FIour,-We hear no inquiry for ship
mens, except for small parcels for the sup
ply Of orders, and the market Is quiet and
dull. At the close of last week lot of
400 bbls. country, choice brand, was
sold. delivered on boat, at 81 /; and lot
Of 300 bbls. City Mills, was taken a, SiI.
Uhem.-'Ihe market is rather heavy,
in consequence of the opinion generally
entertained by buyers that prices will de-
cline from present rates as .he receipts
increase. Several of the mills are at pre-
sent stopped, which lessons the demand.
We quote sales Of strictly good and prime
lots at 6S and 7Oc., fair and good 65 and
&C., inferior and mixed 50 and 63c.,
spring 55c. per bushol.
COIn.-rwo or three small lots have
been taken from the Levee this week at
"a and 25c. per bushel, without sacks.
Provisions -The business in provs-
ions has been extremely limited during
the past week. Holders of Pork are as
king $40 for mess and So for prime, and
refuse to sell at half dollar less; no sale
has transpred. All Of the Beef received
went through without changing hands,
and we have heard Of no sale,-N. Louis
Repub. March III.
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The wisconsin Issurn uce Con, pnuy.

This institution, IL is knuwn, has determined
to disregard the recent act OF the Legislature Of
Wisconsin repeating its charter, aud has given
notice that 1t will in no way affect its rights or
interrupt It's business. In this state Of the case,
the public viii be rejoced to learn tina, Tho con.
Germ ~ about TO receive quieius from another
source. whose authority /, will no, he so easy to
disregard. We notice among tho proceedings Of
Congress the following resolution, introduced by
Mr.. Martin, the delegate from Wisconsin, On the
l7th uli.:
RssoIred, That the committee on Territories
inquire into the expcdiehcy Of Jisailjrming and
aanullins every uet now in force in either the
Territories Of Iowa ot Wisconsin, under which
individuals or companies CLAIM to exercise bank.
ing privileges
The RICH, Of Congress to annu the acts indi.
Gated in this resolution is no, disputed. and in
view Of the fact thN the people Of tho territories
have declared their wish tina. they shall bc annul.
led, there can he no reason to doubt but the res.
oluiion will pass without. serious opposition.
tiec. Smith Il co. will then he obliged TO carry
on lheii buslne" Of brokers and private bankers
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Congress.

We find. nothing Of especial interest in
the proceedings of Congress up to the 4'h
instant. The Oregon debate Is still con-
,lnued IN the senate, with no prospect OF
= speedy termination. Mr.. Breese had
the floor on the 81 inst, and is stated by
the letter writers 10 have made an able
speech, taking the same ground with
flanagan and Allen; but we have ye,
received no report OF his remarks.
The house have been mainly occupied
with the contested election case from
New Jersey, which involved the question
whether the students Of Dartmouth col
lege at Princeton, nou-residenis Of the
state. had q RICH, 20 vote at the elections
in tina, state. The question was finally
decided in the affirmative. and Mr.. RuuA
Wing, who had been elected by the votes
of the students, retained his seat.
The house, on the fourth, expelled tie
reporter Of the \. y. Irbdne, Tor max
ing beastly attack on Mr.. Sawyer a
very respectable member from Ohio.
We received this morning copy oI
the report Of Mr.. Breese, made in the
senate on the 3i,h ult in reference TO a
donation of land to our state for the con-
s,rucron of the central railroad, which
we have no, YET had time to read. The
author will accept our thanks for this and
other favors.
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in their own names, which will command more
confidence in this community than was ever pos
,essed by this miscaed insurance company.

The Washington Correspondent of the Galsna
Gazette has made the astounding discovery tina,
the "Spdnsiel clique have determined 10 run
Judge Cation i1r consrcss in this district. so the.
Gov. Ford can get Cations place ON the supreme
bench. That this is pure coinage will appear
4, leas, pria.a t4ce from the fact that the CORES
pondcLt OF the Gazette is the famous G. I. ".
Davis, the junior of the Alton Telegraph, whose
proficiency in the art Of manufacturing facts Is
too well known to need being told ot But this
rumor is not only priDi0 ficis. but dcmonsliohly
false. 4 writer in the Springfield Register who
appears tn speak las one having authority as
srrts positively that Gov, Ford would not have
the office Of Judge If It were rendered him; and
a. fir Judge Cation. We have the very be-, rea-
son for saving, that under M consideration Is he
willing 10 have his maine used rs Candidate Tor
congress in this district.
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Hon. f. d. Baker, the whig member Of con-
gress from this state has written letter to his
constituents in reference to the proposed repeal
10y Britain Of her corn laws. His effort is Ito
prop up the black tariff Of 1912, by showing that
the proposed repeal will open no new market for
western breadstutfs, aud that our farmers must
still rely on home market, We suhioln his
conclusions, cuncedng them to he generally cor
rect, without however, being able to see what
particular bearing they can have in favor Of a
high tariff,
ls,. That the British wheat market has no, re-
CURED more than fourteen millions Of bushels Of
wheat from abroad, upon an average OF any lung
series OF years.
"a. Tha, the reduction Of the duties will not
materially diminish The amount produced by
their own agriculture.
81. Tha, the quantity consumed will no, be
largely increased.
9TH. That The market. both as to quantity and
price. must be an unsteady, and therefore poor
one,
9Th. That reduction Of the duty DESTROYS the
monopoly which We have enjoyed, in cUnse-
quence Of the trade through Canada.
Oh. Tha, the reduction Of duties gives great
advantage to the wheat growing countries on
the Mediterranean and in the north of Europe,
beyond what they have previously enjoyed 10
competition with Us.
nh That a., notwithstanding the advantages
in our favor these countries have Supplied Great
Britain with the larger portion ofihc wheat iln-
ported So they will furnish a still larger proper
lion "a hon the Iutirs prp reduced
sh. That the market created by our own do
nestle consumption is sicadcr, broader and IN
every sense more profitable, than any other.