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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01

There is one novel case which will probabIv claim
The attention Of the Legislature in short time, of
which, suppose, you have heard no menton. al
nde to the TACT of there being in the city, al this time
q lady Ifom Forsyth County, who has brought with
heI three hne healthy boys, the fruits OF one birth,
and who claims on this ground some little assistance
from the Legislature, as she is in INDECENT circum-
stances Although am opposed, as general rule
70 inc states oeslowng its bounty on such applica
yei as the present applicant Is really needy, and has
llaveIed some distance 10 ask this Legislative aid
am o. the opinion that her case should be favoraby
Gons.ldeIeu and some small sum given to her by the
'ohnson--'nOt gully, but don't do so any more
Strengthening is carried on in ST. Louis 10 perfectly
sPpalnig extent The Republican gives an account
OF one Of the establishments which has made arrange
nens 10 Kill and dress thousand hogs per day =
the English market. Il - rN' -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01

The House this morning ordered the printing Of
10000 engravings necessary TO accompany the
Presidents Message. The Report was made by
the Committee on Engrayings and Immediately ac-
cepted by the House.
The House were about to proceed TO other BUSH
ness, when motion was made that when the House
adjourn it adjourn over to Saturday. The motion
prevailed Mr. Mcconnell then moved that the
House do now adjourn, which was carried, and the
House adjourned to Saturday next.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-06

The REFORM QrEsrIoN-Rejsction Of the
Bill We received list night, by the steam
boat the final vote, taken after our corresRon-
dents letter was despatched, on MIR. McLane's
bill, mot for repeating the 59th article Of the
present constitution, as we stated yesterday
but for taking the sense Of the people on the
proprety of calling Convention. The fol-
lowing are the yeas and nays, by which it
will be seen that the bill was rejected by tie
vote.
YEAs-Messrs. Morris, Murray, Franklin,
Carroll, Ware, Bowen, Hall, Thomas, Bow
die, Orem, Maffiu, Holly day, Orr, Penning-
ton Biser Lowe, Boteler, Zollinger, Hoover,
Stephenson, Street, Johus, Hanson, StaDsbury,
Baughman Vansaut, Cox, McLaue, Smith OF
Washington, Champion, Cushwa, Patterson of
Montgomery, Dorsey, Schley, Patterson OF
Allegany, Swami, Ege, Shellman, Holmes, 80.
Massachusetts,. Waters, speaker, Combs,
Dunkinson, Jones, Smyth of Kent, Rasin,
Strong, johnson, Hance, Kent of Calvert,
Reeder, Carpinter, Ferguson, Parsons, Glib
bons Turner, Ecceston, Boone, Frazier, Smith
of D., Bowie, Clagett, Stephen, Duckett
Kemp, Dunbracco, Landing, Dennis, Selby,
Purnell, Pearson, Harrington, Tritle,a Delling-
err, Holland, Alnutt of Montg., WampleT,
Conk HOok-30
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-06

GI3-The following is from the Reverend &. Speny,
No. - Fist AvGnue:I had been for ten years every
few weeks attacked with the Piles. until withia the
last year the attacks have been weekly, and ola much
more severe nature. For month previous TO using
Hays Linment, from Comstock * Co., it was with
the greatest difficulty cOuli stand long enough in
the pulpit TO preach sermon, until about month
since, when commenced using the Hays Lnment,
aud have finally been entirely cured by following the
directions on tie wrapper. From knowing you per
sona!ly, have given You this certificate, with the
hope that any one afflicted with that terrible com
plant may find out and Use this extraordinary re-
mCdy.
New York, May 4, 1914. -
F0t sale by ROBERTS 4 ATKINSON, corner OF
Hanover and Batmore-sts., also at the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, aud No. q Thames
street. -
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TuG FoEEICN News. The Information
from England, brought by the ship Toronto, is
but few days later than that heretofore re-
ccivod by the steamer Cambria. The rejec.
ton by our government of the Arbitration pro,
positions made by the British minister, had not
been received in England. The London Chron-
icle of February 4, says, that the giving OF
notice by our government of the intention to
discontinue the joint occupancy Of Oregon,
will be considered as a hostile measure, esPe-
cially when connected with the object Of that
notice as declared by the editor Of the Union
provided negotiations be not Immediately re-
opened. We refer our readers to the quota
tons from that paper, to be found in another
column.
We consider our relations with England as
in an extremely c.itical position; and shall not
be surprised if great excitement be produced
by the receipt Of the abrupt termination of the
last attempt to settle the difficulty.
Parts of Ireland, it will be seen, are in an
agjtatod state, in consequence of the failure of
the potato crop and the scarcity of food. I'm
HLolesome provisions and scanty supply, are
producing sickness, and Il pestiIence appears to
be dreaded Government agents have been
engaged in purchasing maize Indian CORN for
the Irish market,
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DiscoyERr OF THREE CoMErs. Lieut.
Maury, of the Observatory at Washing Ton, re-
Gently discovered the extraordinary rhenomo-
non of two comets, apparently near each other
in the heavens at the same time, and by the
papers Of that city we perceive that he has re-
ported to tie Secretary of the Navy an account
of the appearance of third one on the night
Of the Sd inst. He says it is beautiful con-
centration of whitish light-seen through a
common spyglass it has the appearance of a
star when the glass is not in good focus. All
three comets are visible in the west, and are
not far from each other.
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A3- WING NOMINATION. SIXTH WARD nOmi
nation for First Branch City Council:
JORN BOLGIANO.
Day Of Election MONDAY, 9Th inst, RIh6 81

h3- BALTIMORE SATURDAY VTSITER. Con-
tents: The Secret Engagement, fine tale from the
southern Literary Messenger; The Difference, tale
complete; Review of John l.. Carey's work on
Slavery, by Virginan Letters from Richmond and
Annapolis, relative 10 the honorable murder of j. II.
Peasants, and WIN. Chase Barney'S Divorce Case;
The Alabama report in opposition 10 the internal
slave trade; Touching Letter from a Seneca Indian;
Fruits and Fruit Trees, By Horace Greeley; The Mil
ford Bard's Farew Ell to Prof AMMAN; Lay of Cour-
age, by the Editor; Editorials on Northern Rencgades
STATE Reform, Local Movements, &c. Now ready AT
the counter. No 10 North ST. Price singy, cents
yearly & 80, or 3 for months. For sale at No.
Eiott's Building, Washington It.
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vRvHE WESTERN CONTINENT

H OF THIS WEEK
Is hled win its usual variety of Interesting matter.
Among its contents are:
Some passages in the LIFE OF WIN. THORN, by
tne ion John +. Kennedy, very Interesting and
deeply electing detail If the trials and sufGrnga OF
man of rare pehus.
DICKENS NEW WORK-Travelling Letters,
written on the road, in which the author treats Of
Lyons, the Rhine. and the Goblin of AngnOu.
Lecture on Geology, by Professor SIlliman, re
porifd expressly for the Continent.
Biographical sketch of the late General Elias b
Dayton.
TALE OF THE LOST HEART; Matrimonial
Squabbes; Internal Improvements OF the South vest
Railroads in GeOrga-and other misc eanies.
Joe Cowell's Letters from London; Letters from
Broadway.
Peviews sf new publications; Review Of Holmes
Life OF Mozart The Theatre; Dinner at the Eutaw
House, Seighng incident; MIR. Lester and other edi.
torlas; Poetry; OIapodrida, SC. sc.
{I3- Price 6! cents sngle-S2 ayear, payable in ad
vance. Call on
WILLIAM TAYLOR, & co.
mhb-2t 4, and 6 Jarvis Building.
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AHN "A EREAS, in the month Of February, 1871
w GEORGE SCOTT, by letters under my hand
ana seal, authorized and constituted HENRY D.
BUTLER, OF The City of Baltimore, my true and
lawful Attorney, to do all acts and things in said let
tets OF Attorney specified reserying to myself the
privilege of revoking the same. Now know all men
That Tor good and sufficient cause 90 hereby revoke
Inc SAID letters and power of Attorney, and all au-
thofly by them granted to the said Henry D. Butler
ana an matter and things therein contained or men
tened, reserving myself the control of the sinh
Ject, matter and things of said letters of Attorney,
Dated this 18th day of February, 1916.
GEORGE SCOTT. TsEALl
Witness JNO. SHOWACRE. m16.3i
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yFVEIE FLAG OF OUR UNION,

II FOR THIS WEEK
Contains the conclusion of Evrna, OF the Belle of
Fanny Forester; Mr.. Caudle's Breakfast Talk, con
tnued rom our last; The Bottomless Lake; IdeIonse
the Noble Polish Maiden; a tale of Warsaw, BY j.
II: lhgraham; Bundle of Straws; Poetry; Splners;
WI, bum0r, &c The back numbers ofthe ssBelIe
OF Broadway'' can be had at the office, and the Pc
rodicai depots' W. BENNET, Publisher,
No, North st. (up slalls)
Price cents per single copy; subscription 81 per
annum mh6. 81
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BALTIMORE and NEF PORK GREAT
PERIODICAL DEPOT.
WYNN. TAYLOR, ~ co.

W PUBLISH THIS DAY!
Twenty Years Aftcr; or, The Thee Musuucteers, a
sequel TO the Three Guardsmen, part j, 25
The Robher, by G. P. II. James, vol. 81
The Democratic Review for March, per No. %
Blackwood's Magazine for Feb SO year, single aj
Living Age, No. %, l2I
Farmers Library for March, 20
Lardnef's Library No. IL, Us
Olph; or, The Wreckers of the Isle of Shoals, %
The Stepmother, by James. 80
Select Library of German Novels, No.
The Mendcant of Pontdes-Arts, tale by WIN.
Hauf; translated from the German, l2l
WILLIAM TAYLOR & Co
Nos. A, 5 and Jarvis Buildings,
1t North street, baltimore
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ROUTE ON THE CLIPPER FOR RALE.
"a A mart of route on ''the Clipper" will be sold
low If Immediate application is made. The carrier
is forced to sell n consideration OF the rapid increase
that he finds impossible to get over it in time II
lies in the most respectable and improving part of the
city. Apply at No. 90 Hillen ST., Old Town. mh6-2i
WDARFI CHANCE. An old established and
E6 well kaown LOTTERY OFFICE, with or
without The License, will be sold very low, as the
present proprietor wish to change their business.
This Office Ia located in the greatest heoughiare in
the very heart of the business part Of the city, and
has ever done, and does now the largest Lottery bu-
sine 80 that il done in the city For farther particu-
lars address, with real name, ", Baltimore Post
Office.
mhG (rAasl eo3t and send bill Clipper office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-06

a3-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The course
Of lectures now being delivered in tho Fifth Presby
terrain Church, Hanover-s will he continued as fol
lows:
Hon. f. D. BAKER, Of Illinois, On MONDAY
EVENING, March 8, Sub ect-''The influence of
Commerce on Civilization"
Hon. II. w. HMLARD, of Alabama, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March ID. Subject-'Oliver Crom-
wclr
Hon. w. L. YANcEY, of Alabama, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March II. Subject not known certainly,
but supposed 10 be ''The Rights of Married Women"
There are 2 few course tickets unsold, which can
he had at the door at the proper reduction. Single
Admission 25 cents. te26d tl
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ITEMS OF News, Alexander Walter, aged "a
years. committed suicide in Adams county, Pa
last week, by hanging himself.--The 2nd OF
April will be thanksgiving day in Massachu-
setts.-Samuel Appleby, of Woodbury., N.
j., was crushed to death on Tuesday by fall
ing tree.--John A. Lowell, Esq, has made
a donation of $1,000 to the Massachusetts, flor
ticultuyal Society. were "A alarms of
fires in Boston during February Bishop
James dedicated new Methodist Church in
New York on Sunday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-06

EpUTTER! BUTTER! We are now iolly
coor in the most desirable packages and IN any
quantity, Tor foreign markets. on the lowest stern terms
NIB, 1862 Lombard street.
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n3.I q. OF. r. w. G. EMGAMPMENT OF
MD, The members of the r. W. G. EMCAMP-
MENT OF ND. are hereby notified that special
meeting IF the G.. Il. will be held on FRIDAY EVE
MING NEXT, the 9th inst. at I O'Clock. PunctuaI
attendance is requested as business of Importance
will be introduced. BY order,
mh4-3tt ME-. pU SHANE, G. Scribe.
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american 3epnblica an,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARcu G, 1916.

yo7.Tne pro, eejncs in the L, =. Senate yesterday
wi be found highly interesting.
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e. GLEN PRTNrING. ana pRlNTING Of

0rJ- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch at
the Office of the Clipper 1874 BALrtMoRE-sT,-as
MAMMOTH Hills Much larger than any other
Di"i'" Office can execute
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE Il HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, Sc &c
Indeed il is needless to enumerate, us we are pos
Ressed of facilities with latest styles Of type and
aud splendid machinery FOR doing work. in erey style
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-06

CONSPIRACY TO CHEAT. f, c. Robinson,
Of Troy, n, Y, was convicted in Boston, on
Saturday, of conspiracy to cheat the merchants
Of Boston generally, and Messrs. Jones s. Brit.
tan and Simmons s. Son particularly. The
evidence on the occasion, and from which a
conviction cusued, was given by one of Rob
inson's confederates, a man named Cline, VIII o
appears to have been the great operator of the
establishment Of Robinson, Cline & Co. Cline,
although the principal, saved himself by turn
ing States evidence. New York was their
head quarters.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-06

0G-MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION.
The Institute will meet at O'Clock, P. NJ, on SA-
TURDAY 9TH inst at the Rooms of the Light street
Institute, when a discussion on Construction in
Greek" will be opened by the Rev. Mr.. BAsHIELL
IT. r. CONNOLLY, Rec. Sec.
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WHERE ARE ruE MISSING PACKETS? Con-
siderable anxiety is manifested for the safety of
some dozen packet ships from Europe due at
New York. The correspondent Of the Phila-
dephia North American, in noticing the arriv-
al Of the Toronto, says "the question now be-
comes of fearful interest, what has become of
the packets now due? Some Of them sailed
30 to 10 days previous of this ship. The Lon
don packet to the eth of December, is still
missing, while the packet Of the 18th Of Eebrua-
~ has arrived.
RATHER HOT. Advices have been received
from the expedition Of Capt. Stuart, in New
Holland. He left Port Adelaide year and a
half ago, to proceed northward, and had adj
vanced about 500 miles, to long. ALSO East,
and lat. 40 South. His description Of the
heat at the highest northern point, is positively
fearful. He says: Il found the thermometer
which was fixed in the shade of tree, four
feet from the ground, stationary at $50 degrees
of Fahrenheit at half past P, NJ, and in the
sun it rose to 1871 degrees, 1t had on the for
mer occasion, stood atl32 degrees in the shade
and l62 degrees in the sun!
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WDUBLISHEO THIS DAY BY

Il WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
... 4, and Jarvis Building,
JUDGE HUTCHINSON'S YANKEE STORIES
beautifully illustrated, for 50 cents, decidedly the
most humorous collection of laughable Stories ever
offered to the public. II
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G3-SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. There
will be an exhibition of the Emory Station Sabbath
School Of the Methodist Z. Church, held at Emory
Church, on Pennsylvania Avenue, on MONDAY
EVENING, the 9Th Of March, Ia commence at II
O'Clock. Exercises consist of Dialogues, Recita-
tons, Singing, sc The proceeds to be applied TO
the benefit Of the School.
Tickets u! cents to be had Of Messrs, Jones &
Houston, Franklin street; Messrs, Switzer & Hatch,
Penn Avenue; Samuel liscr BiddIe street, or at The
door Oh the evening of the exhibition. mh5-sm3l7
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MARRIED,

On the ID inst. by the Rev. DR.. Morris, ellsworth
NJ. PUNDERsoN to LAURA A. adopted daughter of Her
~ Powles, Esq, all of ibis city, =,
On the I'd last. by Rev Henry Slicer, ROBEET
GRIFFITH to MARGARET FATEY, all OF this city.
On the LIST Hlt. by Rev. M r, ShriglCy, WIN. ARHk
GER 10 Miss MARGARET BREwER, al of this city.
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wnRINTER WANTED. A Joumeyman
Il Printer capable of working at PRESS and
CASE, will find good situation by applying imme-
/. diateIy at this Off &c. ... HH mh6
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WpY ALL MEANS secure a ticket or package
III , in the splendid lotteries to be drawn THIS
DAY and TOMORROW, at the ever lucky office of
FLETCHER & co franklin Bull diHgs, near the
Post Otfic'.
THIS DAY, $1,000. &c.--7s Nos. IA ballots. Tick
els 81 so, 81 35, and 62c each. Packages S3s, SIT
80 and SIS rs each, -.
TO MORROW, $4,000, Se.-75 Nos. IL ballots
Tickets 81 25, &c and Gle each Packages Sls so,
SO 25 and 50 90 each.
Drnwn Nos of yesterdays Lottery are,
20 IL 81 AZ "A 6 So 70 is
9-Orders for tickets and packages IN all Lotteries
meet prompt attention when directed to
JAMES FLETCHER & CO.,
NOD Franklin Bank Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
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HOTEL COMPANY. An association has been
formed at Rochester, called the "Hotel Com
pany," for the purpose Of erecting building
at Niagara Falls, that shall be equal to any in
the United States. For this purpose, the COM
parry intend to open subscription for two
thousand shares, at fifty dollars per share, thus
forming a capital of 100000.
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Price OF WooD. Wood is very scarce in
Philadelphia. Oak is selling there at IS per
cord.
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On the 9th inst, at s clock, A. NJ, OLIVIA BAL
xAND, second daughter Of Henry ). and Mary W. Ri
by, aged years, months and % days. Rest /
peacC-lmGn.
On the 3D. inst. PULP SErgaRr, in the 46th year q
hia age
On The I'd inst Miss SARAH A, RHeD as, in the psf
year OF her age.
On the Sd inst, Mrs. Ruin BILsoN in the 56th yea
OF her age.
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\ $4,000 1 ds3rIsaiad ! 4 ! b s
WEEK, in which TREMBLEY 81 co. will be found
doing their share of good to their numerous custom
ers, Notwithstanding we do not advertise as having
sold the capital prize every day We invite attention
to the following grand schemes for this week:
THURSDAY, $4,000. Tickets 81, shares in pro
portion.
FRIDAY, $1,000. Tickets sal, Shares in pro-
portion. "
SATURDAY-The favnrte Small Fry--Capitai Oh
$1,000 Tickets 81 25; halves 90 cts; qis SIC. Ce n,
icaes of packages Of 25 wlloles for $40; halves S'
quarters $3.50; eghtlls Sl.75.
All or'ers for prizes go safe when addresses W
TEEMBLEY * Co
No. South Charles street,
1t one door from Baltimore sIreet,
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!NE-OORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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wvALUABLE PROPERTY

n II
W ON STERLlNG-ST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of a Power Gf Attorney, the undersigned
will sell at public auction on the premises, on SAT-
URDAY 18th inst. at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, the following
pieces of properly, viz:
II that lot of ground, beginning (for the first OF
said pieces) on the west sile of Seng-st. at the dis
lance of one hundred and twenty feet n1nncrly rom
lot No 81, aud running thence norIheriy, bounding
on Sterling ST. twenty-six feet. thence westerly at
right angles with Starlings fifty six feet, thence
n0rthery parallel with Sterling, st. fourteen feet,
thence westerly at right angles with Sterng-st' SIX
teen feet thence southcry parallel with STERLING ST.
forty feet and thence bya straight line 10 the pace
Of beginning. ,.
IA This lot is improved by good two story
rtfiggSt and attic dwelling and by large stable, eX-
lEa sM tending over the whole 5acE part OF the lot
=ssssns-nud will be sold; subject 10 the annual
And also all that lot of ground, beginning flor the
second of said pieces of property on lhe west side
of Sierlinr-st al The distance of one hundred and
thirty four feet fom lot No 81, and fronting on Ster
ling ST. fourteen feet, and running back the same
width fifty six feet -
ltsskN r,nroved by frame tenement (under rent at
sgA Is uer month"; aad will be sold, subject to the
animal around rent of S27ee t.
The pl operty is situated few yards above Madi-
Terms Of Sale. One-thrd in cash on the day Of
,ale one third in four months, and third in eight
months, with interest and security, +.
ORVILLE HORWITZ,
mh6-eotS AsI P. O, Buildings.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

CASH FOR NEGROES.
grT- The highest market price will be given for
SeIyyoung NEGROES, that slaves for life, Ap-
Div at uabbersett's Washington Hotel, Pratt street,
n few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scviber is permanently located. All communications
will he promptly attended to.
fa4lm :. WILLIAM HARKER. .
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laz- MILITARY CONVENTION. The Convcn-
ton will meet al the City Hall on FRIDAY, 9Th inst,
al + O'Clock, P. NJ. -
mh5-2t ]. SPEAR SMITH, Chairman.
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Eg-LEOPOLD DE MEYERS Concert will take
place on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 10th
instant, at CALVERT HALL. Particulars will be an
nounced in q iutHy2 advertisement lnh5
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"THE FEMALE STUDENT, AND Y DUNG LA.
DIES CHRoNIcLE." This publication is issued
monthly by the Wesleyan Female Collegiate
Institute, Wilmington, Del, at the small price
of fifty cents per annum. The number before
us is well stored with entertainment and in
struction, composed principally of original ar
ticles. The agent for Baltimore is Mr.. w. F.
Prettyman, No. l66, Baltimore street.
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REMARKABLE. A Jewish lady in New
York, recently deceased. has given birth to
twins on six different occasions, and was near
to her seventh confinement also with twins.