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LOOk AL THIS.
FREE CO ONCERTS EVERY EVENIN q
At the RECESS, l57 BroodOay.
HlS OF the pleasant places Of resort in th
u city, and those who like rational would
be disappointed in the arrangements LUNCHES seee
every dav-Fish Chowder Sunday and Turtle Soup OF
Wednesdays. The establishment fitted up in nea
stye where furnished may be had by the day. week
month by the year. at reasonable rates. 1m+m
ERINA BALL.
THE TWELFTH ANNUAL ERINA BALL OF THE
ERINA BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
rIVHE proceeds Of which for the benefit Of the H. e Or
Garden, qo MoNbAY EVENING jsqg.Iy AZ is.ss is.ssxn !.
engaged for the ocea.on The number Of tickets limited
had Of the following Committee Of Arrangements -
r. OCoNroR, President, 81 st Marks Place.
=. SHoRrELL, Vice President, Oliver St
E. FITZGERALD Treasurer, 81 James ST.
w. Corbett cor Roosevelt and WIN. Reid. 90 Wall st.
Oak st. L. y Derry, l29 Fulton st.
j. Mckinly, 50 Bowsry, q. Dillon, 33 Barclay st.
John ColRan, IL James St II. Cassidy, SO William st.
WIN. Dsnman, 10 Bayards ST. w. Story II James slip;
q. NJ Marry, 86 Pine st. Arthur Finegan. IS Wall e.
r. Garrick, q Chatham st. X. b. DAILY, "a Broad st.
J. Mcmahon, 10 Franklin st. Felix Quin 32 Sixth &C.
]. Kent "a Sixth st. y. Kelly, 1873 Bowery,,
ID. sweeney, IL Ann IT. M McKeon, 295 Bleecker st.
b. Rully, cor Water Maiden NJ OBeme, IS Fulton st.
Lane, Owen Cogan, % James street,
j. Dunn cor Duane & Cenues BrookIyn,
jaIs 4ts. re JAMES B. NICHOLSON 60 West st.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE NAILS.
Important from Washington.

Our Information from Washington is singular and
contradictory. One says that the "notice will
never be given"-auother says that i, will. Which
are we to believe
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COUGH AND DRINKER!!

COUGH AND DRINKER!!!
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, of Saturday
orning next, will contain among other original
teresting matter
Appes the Life Of Cupid alias Miller with beau
fu original view Of Sidney South Wales taken by George
Darlington the notorious pckpocket and now first published
The Life Of Darlington. prepared by hmse-curious and
GOODHUE ON COUGH.
The extraordinary exposition of John B. Cough by B. f.
Goodhue, the celebrated Temperance Advocate, II New
Complete Of the trial Of Alsnson ldeson before
the Circuit Court Of this city for the shame full seduction Of
young and pretty girl named Mary Ann Carrolverdct $1,000
Trial Of James Bennett Fourth Ward Police Officer for
grand larceny OF $780, for which he has been convicted
writ from the Superior Court for interference
with the wife Of James Lawrencebaed in the of
Police Justice William VAIN Drinker-C
and Impeachment in the Fugitive
and his Escape
Costello-Restell-Jsck Gibson-Dr Hatch-Bob Sutton
Murders-Robberies-R Thes
land other rasealities Of the week
For sale at No 81 Centre street, by Burgess, Srnger Co
Of Broadway and Ann street, Zeber Co PhIadel
Wilde X Co. Baltimore and Washington; j. g. H. Rowe,
Provdence and by ell other intelligent and enterprsng
agents in the United States jus 2t-rc
TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES'
AIDES having any superiuous off Clothing dds
IL of, ether Ladies Gentlemenl obtain fair
cash the by sending for the subscriber her
residence, No 60 Duane street, basement ,
B-Gentlemens Clothing and Furniture also beueh by
All letters through the Post Office will bs attended
ia15 lm*mc
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NOTICE.
CUSTOM Houss, New YoRK,
Collectors Office, January 9TH 1896
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv ed at this Office untl
~ the 2otb inst light and keep for the
year from the Is. q next certain Lamps the Hud
Now Baltimore the furnish the ecessay OIL and
every other requisite keep said lamps good order
dition.
And sso c take charge Of and keep in their
proper places for the period Of time all the public Buoys
belonging to the United States which in the Hud
son River, and attached to the District Of New York
Ample security will be required the faithful per-
Torrance Of the respective contracts.
Persons proposing requested mark their bids, Propo
River /" G. w. LAWRENCE. Collector.
--~~~--
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VANAMBURGH " CO.'S
Il DO Il o G ICAL E EXHIBITION,
No. 53 BOwery,
% no.its the Bowery Theatre. will open on
Thursday Evening, December 18th, l646.
MIR vANAN. ;Ut Oh having spent years Europe with
l iant has returned after having collected with
great care and expense, SPi iENDD AND EXTEN-
sIyE CCLLECTION oF ANIMALS that has ever been ex-
hbted in this country ch collection it his design
hbt the New York public while making preparations for
the travelling season.
Doors open from 10 l2 in the mornings aud from
O'Clock in the afternoon and to o'clock in the evening
Admttance Is cents.Children under 10 halEprice.
For particulars bills OF the day. dll 1m*rc
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STORAGE FOR CORN, GRAIN AMI FLUUh
hou.asd barrel: Fos5 can b had in the Brick
moderate terms There good pier adjoining these premises
sufficient depth Of water for the largest class shIps
Apply TO CHADBORN CO., the premises.
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LAW NOTICE.
vHE SUBSCRIBERS have III together
Il as ATTORNlES AND COUNCILLORS af LAW, So
l,eito and Coumsllor. il Chsaesy s Cherry s,ss
with 6dely all business their profession entrusted
their care Every mspne Of legal business will be aeaded
loaned bond and mogase mortgages foeclosed; titles
searched; and accounts coll lected, &c.
BURGER x PALMER,
l23 Cherry street.
TIMOTHY p. BURGER
JosErH z. PALMER
N. B-Mr PALMER, Commissioner Of Deeds will
attend in any part Of the city B&P
j4l5 Nseoder
M ISSlNu-A yosng man, BY name CARL JENSEN, a
11 scandinavian BY BIRTH q old; about fvs feet four
;uehs. high sh sonpszios h,i Ehee he left h: board
raas and black vest, and
heard o. Any informston about him will be thankfully
ceived q No. ~ Cherry street. II. J. HANSEN.
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ETI)CTITTON

II desirous of instruction in the above thai
he prepared Evening Glasses at his residence
10 How ard street jas lm.rc
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MUSIC.
PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED
SCHNEIDER T. REBHUN,
50 Crosby Street.
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

Rich, Fashionable, and Staple articles.
T>HE subscribers daily receiving, and continually ad
ding their extensive assortment OF rich Scas Cavats
Gloves Suspendsrs &C. Thsr assortment OF all articles
pertaining the wardrobe Of the iashionable will
this city and well worthy the attention Of strangers
and residents The subscribers long and intimate knowledge
Of every department Of their business the senior hav
Ing last years been actively engaged the
line line oi business. n TINS ety. guarantee at ah a a.
pended on no. only for the superiority Of Their
Particular attention is devoted the Ready Made Linen De
partment-sll Manufactured at our
faithfully made and fashioned 70 suit the form Of hs
Gentlemen sending their orders by mail depend ON having
their goods best quality and fair and moderate prices
with punctuaty by Expess TO any part OF the
a. All he se Old E.abIgshmen, Of P1RsELLs AGATE
d6 Imsrc zy7 Broadway, corner Of Park Plsre.
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PARK THEATRE.
This Evening, january Is,
VII RciAfb Il AIffIbSiRfd' III.
kss%Sad kssa,S MI Mr Gs:s Dyo,, Ks'H
ElSE.bs,h.. LIZ. eth Mn Chs sSs. Ksan
MY f fFIfd$ isIsSss SIsns Hl's
ASsue ................. 49, Nj " Barrett
Price Of Adn,s;oa.boi:.. 81 fii. 50 ccan ssslsiy.
Door, open 81. O'clock and oursaia wri,s ,ee,ely
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
BENEFIT Of MR. HADAwAY.
This Evening, january is,
Inc Rso5's%fnsss RFo%S AND S' coTSTRY osGPHssis with
Reuben Gienroy ......,............M Mr. J. X. Scott
J'Ssa.y, Ss.yy,;a assSas. s.%. Asdss:S
hosaiis S0mers. ,e;r which, Mrs. Phillips
THE CHEROKEE CHIEF.
Captain Moreton. -............. Mr.. Blanchard
BOLD DRAGONS.
Bo1e: 50 and Third TfSsnpSs' Tispp g
Door. win open a. half pas. curtain will rise att
CHESTNUT STnEET THEATRE.
PHILAI ELrHiA
LESSEE: :..................... Mr. BURTON.
STAGE MANAGER ......"... ...Mr. BRouoHAM.
FIRST NIGHT OF TIE ssssi1Es sEyEs CASTLES OF THE
This Evening, January l5,
Will be performed
SEVEN CASTLES OF THE PASSIONS
Raymond, Mr. C. Howard Canache, Mr. Ovens Azele Miss
Fisher Dame Ursula, Mrs Hughes.
rIsyiGT' HFPR e sT 'hsh nsW ,he
Lord Dubery Mr. Faulkner; Dr. Pangio. Thayer; Zekel
hone,pus Owens; Ciceiy Homespun, Miss Fisher: Lady
ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT TATTRACTION-TWO NEW PIECES.
Susan Hopley and the Artisam Of Lyons on the
Same Eueneng.
This Evening, january 10,
Will be reformed the new Drama of
SUSAN HOPLEY,
Or the Vicissitudes of a Maid Servant
6ussr Hopley Mrs Burke Walter Gaveston, MIR. Morris;
VIM Dean, Fredericks Dicky Dean, Burke; Mrs Dobbs
Nj . .Greene.
To conclude with the Drama Of
ARTlZAN OF LYONS.
To morrow, benefit Of JOHN WRIGHT - '' '''0''''
~ The Grand Military Drama Of ABDEL KADER is
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!. " ,.a FOR SALE.
A Dutch Theological Library

THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the valuable Dutch
Library Of the late Dr. kuypsr he Offers il for ssle
very Removable terms and will entire for few
20 anod an opportunity to Institution purchase
II. There are oyer 700 volumes. j. McCABE,
llI3 lrf 10 Nassau street, New York.
FOR DEVOTION, REFERENCE AND ORNAMENT
ALEXANDER FLETCHER'S
DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE.
THIS magnificent edition Of the Holy Scriptures, has
especially adapted for devotional purposes by the Rev
Alexander Fletcher d. author already well and avora
10 Family psyoton The pubher respectfully the
attention Of those who have already examined this
splendid work which, comparison will be found superior
to all other editions The 10th published and
talns beautiful engraving Of Joseph Pharaoh
Dreamo GEORGE VIRTUE.
Jal5 ltsr Is John street
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LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE,


LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE.
NJ HUDsoNs LECTURE ON HAMLET-Ths dfth
as ss os Ts. %
sas o %
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
F0URTH sEAsoN-sEcoND CONCERT:
e.: a. ] g iSisf
se.Tf.sss1s Levin. wi; Music Store, B!s.Swsy, "'
das stggs%srhrc sg ssss. JAMES I hssssSSi sse1stsiy.
FIRST COMPANY UNION pkIFLEMEN'S
THE Tenth Annual Ball Of this CS%psay will take place
In making necessary the committee have
been instructed expense or palms. and conf
ysss Il f sSs'afs e sss s'sSsns e'""ss
Sergeant sps MS%sfhfaasss %hm.n IS ssesis st.
ssrssant Paynion, % WesWilB,0adwsy W
Henry Walker. $50 Grand st.
az 5ss5.l y f;;sss ;isss.si lss IS: sissa"isA''
JUNIOR BAChELO LORs,-The Aanual Assembly Of the
sSTs S Ss held 6 IS S,G
II. PINE. at the Apollo iio Broadway. iaA lw'r
MR.. II. COLLlNET,
s is ass
the honor his friends aud the public his
sa
SE win Eys HsI
n:s 3: oe. es
Carriages will down their company with their horses
order. BY order of JOHN n. Low,
ials st3je Acting Superintendent Of Hacks aud Cabs
FIFTH NATIONAL GUARDS SOlREE,
!" ILL take place at Niblo's Saloon MONDAY EVEN
W ING January lsth-Commse OF Arrangements.
Capt. j. L. Waugh, Sergt. j. Ruthyen,
Lieut.. J. l.. Morgan J. b. Bensel,
+. Creighton, j. Patt,
7. ID. Brasted, Jr.
Military Gentlemen particularly invited appear in
white pantaloons
The Saloon will be thrown for visitors from II
o'clock the morning of the 10th inst
" Tickets to be had Of the Secretary:
j. B. BENSEL,
Jai5 4tis@r 80 Fulton street.
To spORTsMrN ANGLERS Ann THOSE WHO
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EELTa0 patent sheathiag Felt very sopenor ar
- Gle, for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers, by
- X. X. COLLINB CO. boath st
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TO sPORTsMEN, ANGLERS. AND THOSE WHO
USE HORSE EXERCISE
lust RECEIVED two OF assorted Leather Over
als and G.te indispensable Spovtsmen Anglers and
Travellers. Now on sale by the subscriber.
w. F. BROUGH,
III Fulton street, up stairs.
Also, Just received samples of Messrs Deans Duckpg
Guns and consignment OF Curtis Harvey's celebrated
Ducking Powder. jl4 STR
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nN THURSDAY EVENING NEXT the 18th instant, a
~ Lecture the relation q hs SoSl q Man External
Nature, will be delivered ny ED WARD Y. HI6BEE, DID,
the Minerva Room tnow occupied by the Anglo American
Church, No. 406 Broadway.
Lecture 7H o'clock. Tickets Fifty Cents
each, to be obtained at the door.
u The design Of this Lecture 70 offer illustration OF
the truth of tn Resurection Of the Body. ial1
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MIR HUDsoN's LECTURE ON HAMLET-The 6fth
l Of the course will gwen at the uavesIy on Thurs
ge Lecture for gentleman gentleman and lady,
Is gentleman and ladies' 81 ja3 it.r
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CROSS'S SPECIFIC9MIXTURE
vNHE Medicine that known to fail for sale
l92 Broadway. corner Of John street only. i2 2lm'm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-18
'gVAYLoR, WILDE & CO.'S

or NEW PUBLICATIONS:
PICkISGS from the PurfoiiG of the Reporter of
the New Orleans ''Picayune," with light Gu
cravings tram orgIHat 'esigu5 by Farley, SOC
THE DEAD BoNER, an Irish Legend, by Nm
Carleton autnor OF Tracts aud Stories Of the
Igsh PetSaurY, 25c
MAGynE CLIFFORD. Novel, by Sir Egertou
Rrptgrs, complete in Que volume, Csc
KEAT'a PuETiCAL WORKS, cumpltte in two
parts, (Viey & Puutm's Library Of choice
7GWE) IjC
ROGER ~ rFON, or the True Prophecy, by G.
r. 4. Jaacs author Of Rcbe!Ieu, DaruIey.
&c. 1915
TAYLOR, WILDE & co.
Nos. 4, and Jarvis Buildings,
1t North street. Rnitimnre.
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SACGED CONCIursT.

6~NRASD SACRED CONChnT.
IN TAH PHILH ARNUNfC SOCIETY
will give CONCERT 1t the 5th PreShy eti IN Church,
Hanover street, on THURSD Ny VENlNC, Feh'y
I9th, consisting 0i the lowing selec ions, prnCi
pliy lt0m the most popular compositions Of the old
masters, under the direcunu of Q. l.. RARTLETT.
PtOGRAMhE-P PART /,
CharO4--TG thee, Cheruhm. HIndcl,
Quart"rtr--Approach not the Altar-Arang
ed by Benteen.
Recatrve and Song Behold the Lilies OF
the Field, 1Opne.
Quutette-- When winds breathe soh, Webbe.
Recitatve aud Solo Nnw Heaven in fullest
glory shunc, Ba's.l Handel.
Ch0rus-Lit Up your Heads, Hdudel.
PART SECOND.
ChOfus-Thg Heavens ATE telling, &c, Haydn,
Quauette-Swiftly from the mOdutain's
hrGV, Webbe.
Ductte- Awake sweet Harp OF orJudah awake Loud.
soia--N Mighty Jehovah, SCukOmnt.
Qtarleue- Awake! n rIiGn Lyre! Dauhy.
SOLO aud CHOrIs --Fiuale, Let the bright Sc
raphtm, Handel
Us SIuge tickets 50 cents; tickets admitting Il
gentleman ani two aGies. Si--ta he had at the Mn
sic s0rrs aud .. HrUuuefs, NJ Charles street
Gl3- DnOrs open at 2 performance 10 conirnance at
z! G'clnck. t"lH"
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF
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CONSU PTION!
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, LiverCcmplant,
Splitting Blood, difficulty of Breathing, pain in
the Side and Breast, Pa'ptatOu of the Heart,
iufuen2a, Group, Broken Constitution,
sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases si the Throat, Breast
aud Lungs; the most effectu-
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knoWniUr any Ofthe
al Gt0veCsStascsis
THE GEM me PREPARATION.
SW.4YNE'S COMP,D . SYRUP WILD CHERRY.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
MILLERSTOwN, Perry Co., Pa,
nR. SwAYNE: Dear Sr--in March last caught
very heavy cold which settled my uags, attended
with hard, dry couch, pains i'll th| side aud breast,
ghtness and oppression in the chest. neglected
taking any medicine, except the usual simple RENE
dies, which persons in INDECENT circumstances like
myself generally resort to, until the disease had
reached the state above alluded TO, when became
quite alarmed and applied to RIy family physcian--
He treated me several months, but received hen
eft; in fact | gradually grew worse; had proilsc
night sweats, skin dry and parched no appetite, suf
tered much with thirst, occasionally splitting E!ood
until my physician "a we'll as my friends pronounced
Inc going into deep decline. Some of my friends
recommended one medicine, some another, and would
show me long certificates Of purpprted cures, many
Of which thought suited 10 my case exactly, but
from their effect upon me despaired ever recovering
my hea th but gave myself up tu die of that scourge
of the land
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
Fortunately at this time friend of mine passing
through our town who resides in Harrisburg called TO
see me, and recommended your COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, and gave me the
name of Martin Lutz, your gent ia Harrisburg re-
uCtantly sent aud got bottle which relieved me
much that sent and got five more, and am happy
TO say am now a sound and h"aithy man. ari-
butte the cure entirely to the use OF YOUR celebrated
preparation, the COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CH H1RRy, aud would earnestly recommend any per-
who is suffering with any disease Of the Lungs to
resort at to your medicine remain yours, very
res ,eCtttIily, RICH.RD VoEMeTER.
We are personally acqaned with Richard Vonme-
tgr his statement is strictly trne.
5. n. Coibrook, Wills II. Massey,
Jacob StHfkey, john Brighton.
REMEMBER! none is genutne except that bearing
the written sigEarure of Dr. Swayne.
Baltimore AgentS--I. 2. COOK, No. 76 Baltimore a.:
Stabler * Candy, Pratt street wharf.
District .Agcnts-R. Farnhrm, Washington d. O.;
VIM. Stabler g. Bro, Alexandra. D. G.: George Nj.
Sothor0n, Georgetown. fei7-tAp6T
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A CUE AND FEVER EFFECTUALLY
IN CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
Pihb5. Numerousrec0mme pdatons and certificates
OF EFFECTUAL cures are in the possession 0f the p6
prleor, but these are of no avail TO the sufferer.
permanent cute is what he wants, aud it is what he
VIII nave IT he takes the Pills according to the direo
East baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
perbOx' r...f . ... jy7-eGff
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WHsEE ARE ruE MISSIONARIES! The P

WHEEE ARE TuE MISSIONARIES! The Phil
ade!phia Tunes gives a sad picture Of the con.
dttion Of the district Of Moyamensing in that
county. 1t states that it has a population Of
over $4,000. Il has 10 hcens taverns, and
242 qr erorics. i715hUman beings that cannot
read or write, over Ij of age, and during the
past two years there has been sold in small
quantities, over 10000 barrels Of liquor. Over
1000 sober men made drunhords, over 9Go ia
miles ruined, over 800 children left destitute,
100 Coronor's inquosts, and over 1900 persons
sent by committing magistrates to prison. Sad
picture, trAIN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-18

dss PLENDID Libr SE1E&Ibis IIIlS WEEK.
tJ Call at TIE ALLEY & CO.'S National LOTTERY
Office, No south ChaieS-st. for Ehe prizes IL is
well Known that we sold more prizes last week than
any office III tIrr Guy We sent to Brownsville, Pa.
prize at 5000 IN quarter ticket; To PittShurg in
plckage of halyeS a prize of 5000, and prizes of
$1,000 one 0f S50U aud lots of S20J and 800 prizes
sold IN the city ana Ia c:w ore left OF ilIe same
snrt" in the following splendid lotteries to be drawn
hs week.,
WEDNESDAY AY-Grand scheme, four capitals Of
Sl0,WU, A Of $1,000, sc. Tickets 85; halves 81 So;
qrs 81 -. Certificate of package SIS so. ". Is
THuksDAf-S 5000, 9 e,QOO, Sj0UU 10 oflO00,
Sc. Tickets s5; halves % so quarters 81 %. Ger
tificaie of -ckage Si750 .. .. -
FRIDAY -Sl2,0Jl, 4U0D, 30 of 1000, &c. Tickets
$d0O qrs 81 90. Certificate nf psck kage ga ,t
StrCRDtf-The ftVnrite 5nlaIi fry-Capital Of
5000. Tickets ~ 95; halves TO ct- qis. Sic! G. r.
tGcates Of packages nf wAoIes e; halves 50; quar-
t ers 81 50; eightis 81 rs. I.j....I
~ For the prizes u the above Lot cries apply TO
TRENBLEY & co.
.. No. | south Charles street,
1t uSe door from Baltimore street.
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IS;ImPRIsoNMEsT or AN AMERICAN IN 4 FoR-
elcN Poar. We learn from the n. York Sun,
that Capt Roger Frsbie, "f the brig Energy,
Of that port, has been imprisoned at Montcgo
Bay, Jamaica, charged with abdncting and sell
ing into slavery two colored persons, whom he
shipped on board at that place in 1887, one as
a cook, and the other to wait on his wife, who
was sick' taPpcars that Capt. F. subsequent
ly put into New Orleans, and went up the
country as far as Cincinnati, where his wife
and child died lie then sent the two servants
back to Natchez on their way to Jlmaica, since
which he has heard nothing Of them. Captain
F.. returned to Montego Bay in December last,
when the charge was made against him by
negro. He was Immediately deprived Of the
command Of his vessel, seized and taken to pri-
son, where he remains in defiance Of the efforts
of the U. 5. Consul.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-18
Amcrtto11 RcpubIito
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MoHNNo, ft'. IS l8'a.

"t'DNES JAY "'"-
n.., 4, .,,,,s hy fha
'@ N"" ''' p......,..,.,;,..
f'o.'',''''+ ,,.., .r w.. ,,5 l7..,.. has
,''-- '''' ..,,-.',.,, ,r,be ,rrcosg-
Dso', ,, 'I'',., 5'l r.5.orrtac totir. ON imports
.',l G,r ether nqfoosrs." Several unsuccessful
mo,i,ny have been made IN the House to have
the .l,l bill printed, so as to place 1t in the
possession OF all 'he members It's an mPo'-
@n. mntltr, aud should be subjected To the de-
65era:0 Inspection lot only OF the members Of
C21gla>s, bl. o1 the people. We presume That
iho objection to printing tho bill at present '''
that tho conmlttoc OF ways ana hean- mas not
reported, or perhaps acted upon Il--bu' the
Joar is, !ha,, when reported, 1t 'aay De 'o'ceo
through the House without ahoFding Su'"c''n'
ume for Investigation
We consider 1t almost certain thaI the oH''es
wiIl be reduced during the present session ot
Congress; anc that lnc manufacturers OIL ''l7 O'
States vii! De once more asP!@9oa ny lhose Of
England; To- sutl, "o boi'oVe Will Uo the elect
Of The proposed reduction "IIaIeVef oeio'c-
rouS inaneHae tI!s may nave uPo" Ihe '"uu''
Try Of The United states IL Is u measure ""'.n
has been voluntarily oehahAod oy the people,
aHJ OF "."1" Wey "Huu'o Ao' oohP'"'"-"'
'e2St .hl' P'.'.9h o' S'e"' WI" "''o - s'''"u
olsiy orp0S3o the projection ol domestic INDUS
'Y'
Nyxr Nrys rnou Frrorr. The S Gamer
Ca,obr,a. from I,iycrnooI. is oypcctod 10 arrive
10 ii few davz. havipr sailed on the 4th instant.
The news which she will brinp is looked for
With impatienoe as VIC see by some Of the New
York plDgrs, az sire will furnish some ten or
,yyelye d,rs nroceedings Of Parliament. which.
/. is snDD,seG. will relate in uart tn tho OREGON
question. Now we doubt whether that subject
h,. vet leer under discussion in the B-rtls.
plrliamen., as the proceedings under the last
irstrnctiors spnt tn MIR. Pokrpham. prp VET TN
known in England. Parliament will 10 doubt
consider .ne snbiec. when Il does come up. with
Observation-Disclosures in this respcct from
,o,,,y ,,orrbors o,' our C,,r,ass I'm, last cor
gss,opdanco bo,yyenn Mr. Bucbar,n and Mr.
p,I,o,L,.,, hoo h,o,,,,l, ,r =. nance,
and wa oyesr,oo that no Curthar movement will
he made bv III, I,ttcr rer,,ayno, until ,be ro.
,oi,, IS r,..,or ir.,,,o,io,., f.,.,, Lis ro,,r,,
,nant yrree3 il ,,onI seoo, r., bc o G;aicnI,
o,,,or 70 ro,o., nooo,,,,;,r.-- r,r +, ,ro,,
, ,,o.,i,,, n..,,.,,,J b,, ,,,,,o~,,,,o,, No..
nv;pr os !, docs arv claim, or Gr,a, Rritain
apparently closes the door ent'Feiy 70 ioF'heE
negotiation. And yet The general opinion is,
tina. "9 shall yIeId all OF the territory North OF
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-18

[lg-A fresh supply OF Doctor J. =. ROSES Mr.
DIGINEs, for Lung aud Chronic Disease, Sc, just
received, con 5sting Of Breathing Tubes Cough Sy-
run, Prophyiactc syrup, Liniment5, Tdnic Pills. &c
with a treatise 0H ConsuGpuun. For sale by
ROBERTS 81 ATKINSON, agents,
Corner Of Hanover aud Market sts.,
NOD Ain Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-18

FUIURE BUSINESS. 1t is estimated that the
Reading Railroad will transport one million
two hundred and fifty thousand tons ofanthra-
cite coal to market from the Schuylkill region
the ensuing year,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-18

RHopr IsLANr, The AbolitonIsts Of Rhode
Island have nominated for Governor Edward
Harris Of fWocnsocket, and for Lieut. Governor
Stephen Wilcox Of Westerly, - ....
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-18

nPIUM. The Subscriber has on hand a supply
" OF OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. J.W. w. GORDON,
No l52 West Pratt street, ~
ol3eo opposite Bait and Ohio Rail Road Depot.