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GROCERIES,.

A 4 the Drug Store eft subscriber
IAmay be found choice ASS ortrneni,
adapted either to condition of HEALTH
or DISEASE.
Hysou, dyson Skin, black and green
Tea.
Old Java, Manila, and Laguria Coffee
Double refined loaf, crushed and pow
dered Sugar.
Brown Sugar, Molasses. and Honey.
Citron; x-Raisins, English Currents
and TamarindS.
Rice, Arrow Root Sage, Tapioca, Pearl
Barley Dat Meal ani Soda Biscuit
Cooper's Isinglass, Irish and Iceland
Moss.
Cocoa Shells, Cocoa and Chocolate.
Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper, Ginger &c.
Sperm and Talow Crndles,-C emical
and Sperm Oil.
Shaving and Common Bar Soap.
Tobacco in all shapes, and Cigars by
the thousands.-All at prices that cannot
be beat for quality and cheapness.
w. P. Russell.
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COMMITS SIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate court foi the District OF Addison Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the
estateof
PROSPER LEE,
late of--Bridport, in said District deceased, and
also all claims aid demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And six months from the Sd day of Ju-
" being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend 10 the business of our said appointment
at the dwelling house Of widow Sabra Lee in
Bridport, on The last Tuesday of August and Oc-
tohef next, from nine o'clock A. NJ until four o.
clock P. NJ on each of said days.
James Dunn, ! Cor,,,,
II Prosper Eiiitharp, 0O"'"''
Dated al BridpoTt this 9th day of July 1916.
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a true copy ofrecord,
Attest, j. S. Bushnell,
STATE OF VERMONT, I

= Il Il VI FEhMON ~
District of Addison, SIS.
Be it remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District of addison
on the 23d day of JULY, 4. D. 1916.
James S. Messer, administrator of the estate OF
HIRAM SMITH,
late chichester in said District deceased, pre-
sents his administration account for allowance:
1t is therefore ordered that said accountbe exam
ined and considered for allowance by this Court,
at session thereof to be held at the Office of The
Register of this court, in said Middebury, on
Thursday the 10Th day of August next, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon: and that said admins
traitor give notice thereof 10 all PERSONS intereS-
ted, by publishing certified copy oGhis oIder
in the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper printed at
said Middlebury-three weeks successfully pre-
vious 10 the time of said Court
]. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy ofRecord.
Attest. J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. Is.
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STATE OF VERMONT I
District of New Haven, SIS
Be it remembered that at Probate Court
holden at Bristol, in said district on the 2Oth,
day of July 1876;
THURSTON CHASE.
guardian Of Lafayette S;earrs; Isaac Stearns,
and Malinda Stearns minor children of NATH.
J. STEARNS late of of Monkton, deceased,
made application TO said court forlicense to sell
all the Real Estate oc his said ward, not hereto
fore disposed of, consisting of about "a acres Of
wood land lying and being in Monkton aforesaid,
and is bounded on the north and west by the
widows dover set off from said Nathaniel J.
Stearns estate, on the east by land owned by
John Partch, and on the south by land owned by
Thurstrn Chase, for the purpose OF maintaining
and educating said wards the personal estate
being insufficient for that purpose, whereof said
Court ordered said guardian to notify all persons
concerned, TO appear at Probate Court, TO be
held at Bristol in said district, at the ofnce OF the
Judge, of said Court; on the first Monday of Sep
TENDER 1916, at &c o'clock a. m, then and there
10 make objections il they see cause, 10 the
granting of such license by publishing certif-
cate in the Northern Galaxy printed at Middle
bury in the county of Addison three; weeks sue
ceSsively previous to the time of said coart.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
true copy of record,
ID Attest, Ii. MUNSILL, Judge.
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CONGRESS-.

MONDAY, July goth.
Mr.. Niles addressed the Senate against the
Mckay bill.
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10pieces Cashmere de Lame, 300 do. ofMus-
linde Lame, % do. Bingham, DO. Drab Mo-
reene, Just received by w. S. JOHNSON.
July 81, 1916.
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MlDDLEBURY ACADEMY
BYTHELATEST PACKET

Just arrived by the last Packet from New
York al other ports, large and we'll selected
assortment of Dry Goods, well adapted 10 the
season, which are offered for sale very low fol
cash by w. S, JOHNSON.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12
ENRANKLIN GARDNER,
H T95 MARK IN

(4th HOUSE ABOVE LiGHT-ST.
Is NOW OPENING large assortment Of ENG
LlSH, FRENCH and SCOTCH GOODS-most of
which have been received direct and imported nv
himself for the BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
CITY retail trakG. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will
please bear Ill mind that there is connected with my
reta establishment, two large rooms UP stairs eXcI-
sivey devoted to the JObhing Trade where can be
had at all times new and desirable Goods, such as
cannot generally be found among The exclusive Job
6!ng Houses. Having large and extensive Retail
trade III Baltimore and Washington city, our stocks
always consist Ol the most fashionable and scarce
goods of the season. Among my large and extensive
stock may be found in DRESS GOODS:
800 packages rich DRESS SILKS, of new and
beautiful designs.
Plain black and Amure SILKS
FIs,h FIench BERAGEs and BALZARlNEs
french LAWNS and JACONETS
English and Scotch LAWNS
Printed TARLETONS
French and Scotch GINGHAMS
French aad Scotch MOUSE DE LANES
Foulard SILKS, new styles, &c. Sci
ALPACAS nd B0MBAZlNES, sc.
In WHITE GOODS:
French MUSLINS; Swiss and Null do
Tape, Stripe aud Check do.
CAMBRIA and JACONETS
Damask CAMBRICS
White emb'd Gingham LAWNS
Plain and emo'd SWISS and TARLETONs, sc.
IN LINEN GOODS:
Barklies superior IRISH LINENS
Richardson's do. do.
Striped Regatta do do,
Damask DIAPERS
Scotch do
l04 and 10 4 LINEN SHEETING
Damask NAPKINS, &c. &c.
IN SHAWLS AND SCARFS:
Rich emb'd Scarlet and White Grape SHAWLS
trenc Grape do.
Printed Cashmere do
Rich Silk Crane do
fflnted Nous de Lame do.
Heavy Black Silk do
Barege do
HernaRI do
Rich Grape SCARFS
Rich Silk and Hermann do.
Rich Cauze do.
in PARIS EMBROIDERIES AND LACES:
Embroidered CBPES
do COLLARS
do Lined Cambria HBKFS
do, ROBES
de. SLEEVES and CUFFS
Rich Valenciennes LACES
do Regency do.
German and English Thread do.
CoFd borcer'd and hemstiehed l.. G. HDLFS
Revere do do
Alexander s Cert Beer & Mays Kid GLOVES
Rich Silk Gloves, light and cOl'd, sc. sc.
Also, full and general assortment of DOMES-
TICS-sueh as
New style PRINTS
Bleached and Brown DRILLINGS
Cold CAMBRICS.
Dwight MITTS)
NstIisia NeT York do do Bleached Cottons
New Market do J
Penitentary PLAIDS, &c. &c.
GI5- will take pleasure at all times in exhibiting
ny goods, and would respectfully solicit call from
Ill who are desirous of purchasing good and desira
'ic GOODS, either by the package, piece, or single
,dru' LPJ mhl2-eOtf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOoKsn
WVNE MA VUnD O. C.N.es


Wv BALTIMORE .5ND NEW YORK
GREAT PERIODICAL DEPOTS,
Nos. 4, and Jarvis Building, Baltimore,
NO. Astor House, New YORK,
THIS DAY RECEIVED,
Inc American Review for March, a Wing Jour
nal of Politics. Literature Art aad Science
5U cents nnmber-S5 year.
Inc odd Fellow and F0raging Peter, by Profess
sor lngraham, loI
i.le ,i III LONDON, NO. +, Irice -!
Manners, or Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen
with Hints ON Courtship and Matrimony, l2l
Constance; or, The Debutante, by ]. I'll. Maneur,
author of Tales Of the ReVoIution,'' - Is
Memoirs of the Pretenders and their Adberents
by John H. Jesse, author of"Memoirs of the
Court of England,'' two parts-paper rs cts
in cloth, Sl,25,
The Democratic Knckerbocker; Hunts Ecclec-
tc-all for March.
BOOKS LATELY PUBLISHED:
The Mendcant of POnt des Arts, a tale, as
Twenty Years After; or, The Three MusGuetteers a
sequel to the Three Guardsmen, by Dumas.
- Thls is decidedly great novel, equally as in
terestng as the Three Guardsmen 95
Count Julian; or, the Last days of the Goth, by
W. Gilmore Simms, author of Guy Rivers,
Iemasse, The Wigwam and the Cabin, sc. 37I
The Stranger, play in five acts, l2t
Every thing in the Cheap Publication line may be
mad at the lowest wholesale retail prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Nos. 4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings,
II North street, Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12
CITY lNTELLIGENCE.

"A Murder. Yesterday afternoon about four
o'clock, a difficulty occurred in Camden street
corner Of Light street, which unfortunately re-
suited in the death Of negro man, named
Wooden or Wollard. 1t appears that party
of persons were in a small tavern in Camden,
few doors from Light ST., when fight occurred
and The parties came into the street, passing
down towards Light st. wharf, Near the cor
ner of Light st. they came in contact with the
negro, Wooden, who is a carter, and who was
standing very quietly on the pavement when
one of the party struck Wooden behind the ear
with wood-horse, causing conclusion of the
brain, and instantly killing him. Three per-
sons were Immediately arrested, Thomas Burns,
Michael Flaherty, and William H. Bangs, the
first of whom is charged with having struck
the blow, and the others with being accessory
to the act. They were taken before Justice
Showacre, who committed them for a further
examination. Coroner Hooper held an inquest
over the body of the deceased, and the iurv re-
turned verdict of "death from blow infiict-
ed by some person unknown" The parties ar
rested are whites. The uegro was about As
years fage, has family, and is represented to
have been a sober, industrious, and peaceable
man.
The Governors appointments. Previous to
the final adjournment, the Senate confirmed
the list of the Justices of the Peace for Balti-
more city, heretofore published, with the addi-
ton of Allen Elder, whose name was acciden-
tally omitted by our correspondent. The fol-
lowing Directors of the Penitentary were also
confirmed. Thomas E. Hambeton, reappoint-
ed, and Geo. w. Cox, in place of Robert
Howard, whose term had expired VIM
johnson, the present efficient warden of the
Penitentary was likewise confirmed.
appointment in the Custom House. Daniel
S. Biser, Esq, of Frederick county, who re-
signed his seat in the House of Delegates Just
previous to the adjournment, has, we learn,
received an appointment in the Baltimore
Custom House,
Fire. The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
about 3 O'Clock, was caused by the partial
burning of back building attached to the
dwelling of Alexander B. Gordon, Esq, stu
ate on the east side of Charles street, between
Franklin and Mulberry streets. The roof of
the building was burnt off, bat the iremen ex-
tingushed it without damaging the main
building The loss is not very large and is
covered by insurance. The fire originated
from the chimney.
Where are the Scauenge,sl We are requested
% call the attention of the proper authorities
o the condition of East Baltmore-st., between
Exeter and Canal streets. There is such an
accumulation of filth on the street that it is al
most impossible to cross it at certain points
without being mlred. A sight of the scaven.
gers would be very grateful to the citizens of
hat section
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12
YWSO FAMILIES AND OTHERS.
I'LL GlRANDOLES, SOLAR, LARD Al
HALL L.aMpS GII'T CaNnI Esl

HALL LAMPS, GILT CANDL LEsTICKS, &c
We have just opened most splendid assortment
of the above articles, which we offer for sale on the
most pleasing terms, at our FURNISHING WARERooas,
No. lS Batimore-st., nearly opposite Centre Market
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON,
Importers and Dealers in Family and Fancy HARD
WARE; Table Cutlery; Tea Trays and Walters; Plat
ed and Britannia ware; Kitchen Utensils; Hollow
ware; Brushes; Mats; Wooden ware; Baskets &c.,
comprising decidedly the greatest p1riefy of HOUSE,
KEEPING ARTICLES TO he found in the city. We
also continue to manufacture every description of
BLOCK TIN, Japanned and plain Tin ware, &c.
Old and young Housekeepers will find it greatly to
their advantage by calling previous to making their
purchases, at our f...
mhIs HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

Mr.. DEMPsTER, THE VOCALIST. We learn from the
Union of Tuesday, that this gentleman gave two con-
ceus in Washington, both of which were crowded
with admirers of sweet music. He sang at the Pre-
sident's House on Saturday evening in presence of
the President, his family and q number Of invited
friends.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12
READ! READI READM

FENREmBLEf II CO., now offer great chances
-A for making fotunes. Read the following splen-
did array of SCHEMES, which are unrvalled in the
annals of Lotteries.
THURsDAY-Capital$ $l7 500, 30 of 81 500, Sc
10 Nos IL drawn ballots. Tickets S., shares in pro-
portion. ..
FRIDAY Handsome Schemes, capital 81 900, 20
of 81 900, &c. 66 Nos. l2 drawn ballots Tickets
S2s, shares in proportion.
SATURDAY-For the benefit of the Frederick Fe-
male Seminary. Capital prize 81, 1000, Tickets 81;
halves so cts; qts CSC We will sell in this fayorite
Lottery certificates of packages of 25 whoes for S4
halves 81; quarters $3.50; eighths Sl.75.
For the lucky numbers in the above Lotteries by
the Package, single ticket, share, be sure and di
rect your orders to the National Prize Office, of
TREMBLEY 6 co.
No. South Charles street,
II one door from Baltimors street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12
CALVERT HALL.


EOPOLO DIE MEYERS SECOND AND
Nd LAST GRAND CONCERT will take place on
FRIDAY EFENING, March 18th He will per
form selections from ''Lucrezia Borga,n wLucia di
Lamermore," Gle Carnival de VeniceD and the
celebrated March 'ED'Isly."
Mr.. Leopold de Meyer will be assisted by Mrs.
BAILEY and Mr.. JULIUS L. MULLER.
PROGRAMNTE-PART l.
l. Song, Mrs Baiey,-Meet me in the Viii.
q 1,n low uIen, A. Lee.
, executed by Leopold de Meyer.
3. Song, Mrs. Bailey,-I'n follow thy fairy
loosteps, A. Lee.
90 ana executed by Leopold de Meyer.
l. Song, Mrs. Bailey,--The deep, deep Sea,
= ,o., G, E. Horn
= LIE Carnival de Venice, arranged and exc
, .culed oy Leopold l.. Meyer.
3. Ana,-Mrs. Baiey,--When the morning
first dawns, from the opera of Amilie Rookie
4. The Celebrated March D'Isly, composed
aha executed by Leopold de Meyer
N3-Mr. LEOPOLD DE MEYER respectfully invites la
oies and gentlemen who have desire to become ae-
quanted with his touch, to take their seats on the
PLATFORM near the instruments.
- {3-Mr Leopold de Meyer will perform on two
Graud Pianos, from Erard's celebrated Factory in
France
HS- Tickets 81 each-to be had at the Music
stores, Robinson's Circulating Library, and the door
O'Clock. mhIoot
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

New YORK CIRCUS. The Frontst. Theatre will
open tonight with S. B, Howss' celebrated Eques-
ran company, from Palmos' Opera House, N. York.
The renowned Female Equestrian, Madam Macarte,
will make her first appearance in this city, Her fame
has preceded her; and have no doubt her first an
pearance will be made to house Gram jam full. ~
Baltmore's favorite Clown, Dan Rice, is member
of the company, as is also, Messrs. N. B. Turner
Whitaker, Nixon, stickney, Master Nixon and many
other excellent performers. See programme.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

THE HARMONIOUS. The last Concert ofthese ad-
mirabe vocalists will come off, this evening" in the
new Hall of the Franklin Bank Buildings. All who
desire to sslaugh and grow fat' should fail to at
tend. Their two last entertainments were largely
attended
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF MARYLAND
The members of the legislature favorable to
retrenchment and reform, have issued an ad-
dress to the people of the state, which will be
found in another part of to-day's paper. They
declare, in explicit terms, that they have not
been influenced by party considerations in the
course which they have taken on these impor-
tant measures, and recommend, that, at the
next election, nominations for the Senate and
House of Delegates be made of persons So
lemnly pledged to 90 in favor of retrenchment
and reform, and without reference to party
distinctions. With this recommendation we
entirely concur, as we'll as in the statement
that the objects in view can be effected only
by means of convention of the people. On
these grounds let the battle be fought next fall,
and we shall see whether the cause of the peo-
pie will not be triumphant. We shall continue
to go heart and hand in favor of the call of
convention; and as ma ority of the members
OF the legislature which has just closed its ses-
sion nave refused to permit public sentiment to
be expressed directly for or against conven-
ton, let the question be tried in the election of
senators and delegates who are to be chosen at
the election next fall.
we received copy of the address on Tues
day evening, but too late for yesterdays paper.
We commend the address to public attention.
SUDDEN DEATH. Mrs. Lydia Challis, of
Cincinnati, died very suddenly few davs AGO.
She had just returned from neighbours, where
she had been on some errand, and whilst stand.
ing at bureau, turned to the physician, who
was in attendance on her sick husband, and
with question half uttered, fell and instantly
expired She had previously enjoyed good
health. Thus was the transition from life to
death almost as quick US thought, and without
a moments warning.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

E3- OIL OF TANNlN. Since this article ,vas
introduced last fall, the sale has become immense
To soften leather, matter how hard it acts TO the
ast0nshment of all, and for all old Leather Harness
and Carriage tops in use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without ii when once known
ROBERTS 81 ATKINSON, Agents
Corner of Hanover and Market sts
1t BaltimOre Ma
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

ET THE WELKIN RING! The Great
NJ Prize Sellers, EMORY s. CO., opposite Bar
num's again have the satisfaction of announcing to
their numerous customers all the United States
The sale of the first and second capital prize in Sa
turday's Lottery. $4,000 sent in q package of
whole tickets to new correspondent in Wheeling
Va, and the second capital of $1,000 was sent TO a
the second time in ten days that this celebrated Lot
terry firm have sold the two first capital pri zes in one
Lottery Such luck as this far surpasses anything n
record, and Emory Y 20. now challenge the world
in vain for even respectable attempt al com
AS the result Of every days drawing so clearly de-
monstrates that "Dame Fortune" has domicled her
sell at the old established house of Emory s. Co.
every person, whether at home or abroad who wants
money, Will pursue the surest way TO procure il by
making an investment at the well known and far.
famed Office of
EMORY s. CO., Calvert street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES The sixth lecture OF
the in aid of thesunday School attached to the
fifth Presbyterian Church, will be delivered this eve
ming, by the Hon. H. w. Hiard, of Alabama. Sub
ject-"Oliver Cromwell" 1t will be delivered in the
Rev. Mr.. Hammers Church, Hanover-st. Previous
to the lecture the Philharmonic Society will perform
one of their most popular peices. Mr.. Hiard is not
only member of Cangress and a lawyer of distinc-
tion butts also local preacher of little eminence
in the Methodist Episcopal Church, He was Charge
des Affairs of the U. States at Belgium. He preach
ed in London, and was heard by the Hon. A. Fl. Eve
ret, who speaks of him in the highest terms.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

The MUSEUM, This favorte and popular place of
amusement continues to be nightly filled with the
elite and fashion of the city. And so il will continue,
SO long as the worthy manager presents such unex.
ceptionable entertainments. The bill for to. night
will give universal satisfaction-the excellent come
dy ofsPleasant Dreams," and the "Cricket on the
Hearth,' will be performed. Between the pieces
Miss st, Clair will appear in a favorite dance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12
NEW HATS VS.. SHOCKING BAD ONES,

Messrs. Editors of the Clipper:
TO Many are the ills and vexatOns one is subject
to, who sports a shocking bad hat In olden times
it was conceded that ''Ihe mind is the index of the
man,, but now, in this age of Improvement and great
dscenmeHt, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the noblest attributes, of heart so good and
generous, how liable is the possessor 10 be cut and
passed by unnOtced if he be not decled in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is now all and all 10 constitute the man. for
does not 'the learned pate duck to the golden god"
more in Obeisance to what is on the head than in in
Therefore, your readers who would command smiI-
ing recogntions, and honed congratulations should
go 10 "KEEVIL'S," 3S BALTIMORE STREET there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality to o'er gloss
faults innumerabe, if such there be, the which
s'Like richest Alchymy,
VIII change to virtue and to wOrthiness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM H. KEEYIL
mhl2-eOttI Agent for the Proprietor
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

1Ci-SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
Exhibition Of the Children attached to No. Sabbath
School Of Howard Street Station held at Rey,d Dr.
Morris Church, March ID, will be repeated, with
SOM additional pieces, in the EUTAW STREET
CHURCH, on THIS Thursday EVENING, 18th
inst Exercises to commence at half past O'Clock,
and TO consist of Addresses Dialogues, Recitations
Singing, Sc, proceeds to aid in finishing the Base
ment of the New Church, corner of Biddle and Gar
denss., for the reception of the school, Tickets I2I
cents-to be had at Mr. Alex Butchers COnfection-
ary, Charles-st Armstrong Berry's Bookstore Bal
tmOre-st.; Parsons Kurtz's Bookstore, Pratt ST.
w. X. Orick's Drug store, corner Eutaw and Lex
lngtOn ST. of the Superintendent or any of the
feachers OF the School and at the door the even
ing of the Exhibition. ltt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

SUNDAY School EXHIBITION. The annual exhbi-
ton OF the Sabbath School attached 10 the Howard
ST. Station, will be held, this evening, in the Revd
Dr. Morris Church, LexngoR-st. The exercises will
be OF hghly interesting nature.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

NOw LANDING ON UNION DOCK
1V AND FOR SALE CHEAP,
$4,000 Cypress and Juniper SHINGLES-a part
of them very superior. Also for sale, on pleasing
terms, large and general assortment of seasoned
LUMBER, of every description. Consumers would
do wellt to call before purchasing elsewhere.
ID. E. THOMAS & CO.
mhl2-4tS Union Dock, Falls Avenue.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE. The
Legislature of Maryland adjourned sine die
about O'Clock on Wednesday morning, after
a session Of ten weeks, during which 4O6 laws
were passed, mostly ofa local nature, among
them one authorising a new assessment in this
city. A great number of bills were left unact-
ed upon, some of which had received the as
sent of one branch, but were lost in the other
for want Of time. The bill abolishing impris-
onment for debt, which passed the House, was
not taken up in the Senate, and consequently
failed TO become Il law
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

NAVAL. U. S. ship Columbus, and sloop of
war Vincennes sailed from Batavia for Canton,
Oct. 25, after taking in water. U. S. sloop of
war Jamestown, bearing on board pennant of
Com Skinner, sailed from Port Praya jan I6,
for Braya-all well.