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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

n5-ClTIZ EMS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Gnari and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak,
RASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment. which is com
from Calvert ap8
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HOAC -MAk ERs NOTICE. | wish to
" e@play hndv mixer Immediately. ana tn a
good hahd will give fair prices aud codstant en-
ployiutht, summer and Wiutcr. would also ploy
eunthtr hody maker for three Ahur months and
prohahly longer. Immediate Application to
tyll-H THOMAS Young, Washington City
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co. ,

M-OFFICIAL DRAWING ~ 'he Nd Cons1ii
dated Lottery, class No "a, for 1886:
l3 36 40 6S sc Al IA SO I so 10 %
a aud 10 being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each $50
and 36, being the 2d and Sd drawn Nos. each 4n
36 and 80, hPinc the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each 80
S and 49, being the 4th and 5rh drawn Nos each 20
and Is, being the Sth and 9th; or 6j and GO, be.
ing the 9th and 9Th DIR wn Nos. each Is
AlIhavins TWO OF the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only OF the drawn Nos. on, s
1t EMORY 4 CO., No. ". Calvevt-st.
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MARRIED

On the 9th inst, by Rev. Ur. Roberts,. GEORGE
CRIsALL 10 Miss ELLEH KNIGHT, all of this city.
On the 9TH inst. bV Rev Mt. Lumsden, G BsD
SICK 10 Miss AUGUSTA WISCKsLMAE. all of this c
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

EXCURSION TO WYE LASDIE0 To. o.mOrr0w morn
ing at o'c ok, the steamer Pocahontas will leave
Light st, wharf on an excursion to Wye Landing, on
the Eastern Shore. This village is of the most
pleasant and beautiful locations the Eastern Shore.
The scenery in the neghborhood is grand in the ex-
treme Music, confectionery, snacko, ice cream, 81
will be furnished board moderate prices. Tick
cts can be procured at this Office
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

;63-I. O. o. F. r. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
RYLAND. regular quarterly COMMIT muncat on will
C nucnce on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th inst.
al O'Clock, in the Egyptian Saloon. BY order,
jyl3 st G.. ID. I EWKSBURY, G, Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

N5- FAMOUS PRIZE SELLERS. We are told
that Messrs EMORY Co, No. . Calvert st sold
on Wnole Ticket the capl al prize of 81 GOO in Sat
urday's Lottery. This believe is the brd Capital
Prz- sold by this great l. tteIy firm within the last
two months. iyl3
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SARATOGA, There were S97 arrivals at
Saratoga by railroad fom the lst to the 7lh
inst There are supposed to be a thousand
visitors there at present. As many of our cit-
zens are about starting for the watering places,
we recommend them to 60 to P;ney Point, on
the Potomac, most delightful spot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14
MONDAY, JULY 10, ts46.
phomrHE EXCHANGE ReAoMe-NoOu Book.
CLEARED,
Brig Indus, Cofis, West Indies, Kirkland, Chase

s. Co. OA"'0
Schr E Stevens, BrggI, York w Brown
Schr Elizabeth Jtne, Dukes, PhiIadel phIa, do.
Schr HishIandr, r, Baker, Labaca, exds do.
ARRIVED.
Bar que George s. Henry, Gait frcm Cuavaouit. vis
Payta, bark, cocoa, wool and shell to Brckhpad q
ftafce Vessels on the Coast before reported nv tho
overland mail ] Spoke June 90 lat. 3 9e N. Ion al
w, W. ship Friendship (Ehaler) 90 days from New
Zealand, for New Bedford, fni'of oil July 6, (no
lat or long sohr Alabama, from York could not
uhter'iand where bOunt; lat IS OIL, ion, u 40,
haique Magdalifne ) days from Phhai. Ipha tor Ja-
saw baque which we supposed IA .rtensie Har-
die, from the PacIGc for Baltimore. The G. & n.
came ~ the Capes Saturday.
III OF boat Sel III, Rgaru, from Cane Henry Re-
ports Bremen shp C"p+rncus, AteIsIed, fur BE
men, having got 20 the 22i uit ia Ii hours i'm
Baltimore, Spoke, Friday ast coming in the Canes.
spanish schr Lucy, days from Nassau for Bait.
br. brig Marsaret Russell, Pairey, days FROM De-
marara, ball4st Lett nothing for Bati ore.
Sclr Meridian, Leveuon, from PhiladeI pha mdse
TO sundry cOnsgnees.
sehr Aid, Hubbard, from Bavre de Grace, coal, TO
G West Il 20.
BELUW-Two schoonegs.
= MEMORANDA.
ohlp Roanoke, Hanna and barque L.0usa, Gait for
YORK, and brig Helen Mcleod, aIarslcn iur Balti-
more, cleared at Orleans Sd inst
Baique Ida, Haliet, for Baltimore, cleared OF Bos-
on lin st. ~"
Brig Virginia, Talbot, from Baltimore, arrived at
Mob lie 9TH inst.
Prnssan brig Dido, for Baltimore, sailed from Rio
de Janeiro 9th May.
Brig Welnesly, Davis, for Baltimore, sailed from
Bremen about 18Th uit. with passenuers
sChr Gannrt, QuineY, from Baltimore, arrived at
MarblEhead 9Th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

aT-J bHN r RO IrH, MANUFACTURERS OF To
BACCO AND CIGARS, (wh0 immprly kept at the
''yellow corner,'') il now doing hI iness nearly ep
nOse his old stand, No IS iANDVER-Sr. He par
ticulat!y invites his OH friends and patrons to cali
when they want Gaoo TOBACCO s. CIGARS, as lie
knows he can please them, iy6- tfr
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TEMPLE OF LIBERTY. We have received
from the Office of Mr.. Josiah Knodle, of the
Boonsboro' Odd Fellow, neatly printed Tenn
Pile Of Liberty, in which the several letters
forming the name of "Washington" are so
placed, that ii can be spelled more than thou
sand times. Ii is quite an ingenious affair.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

3G-THE LUCKY SPOT! BVRNE s. CO.'S Lot
terry Office, N East corner Of Exchange Place and
South street. Stop in and secure lucky ticket. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

OUR Book TABLE. We have received from Mr..
VIM. Taylor, Jarvis Budng-The American Letter
Writer containing practical directions in regard 10
writing letters on varions subjects, sc. The Bible,
the Koran and the Talmud; or, Biblical Legends of
the Mussulmans-by DR.. G. Weil-uansIated from
the German,
From Messrs. f. Weber & Co.-LithograpA repre-
sentaon ofthe charge of Capt May, I'd Dragons, at
the battle of Resaca de la Palma, 9Th May, 1896 This
is spirited piece, and presents an accurate view of
the charge, according to published accounts.
From Mr.. f. ID. Benteen-' On TO the Charge''-
Inscribed to the Memory of Major Ringgold, late of
the U. S. L'glt Artillery-bY John II. Hewitt. We
are unable to speak to the merits Of this piece of
music otherwise than to refer 70 the well establish
ed reputation of MIR, hewitt as d composer.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

HARVEST IN ONO. The Cincinnati Chron-
icle says; "The harvest this year is very early,
In the southern half Of Ohio wheat has been
harvesting, mole or less, for two weeks--and
we suppose, will now, since the weather has
become warm be rapidly got in. In the Mi
ami, vegetation of all kinds is very rich and a
bundant.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. An adjourned
met ting of the Committee, 10 whom was referred
TINS subject, consisting of-from the Mechanical,
John Dukehar; Uhion, Thos, w. LeVsTng; Friend
ship, Daniel Super DcpttoId, S. s. Briggs; Liberty,
A. Reese Independent, s. Kirk; VigiIant, E. Mich
ell; New Marktt, d. lrelan; Columbi1n, Il, w. :.
Evans; First Baltimore, J. BallzeIl; United, J. L.
maguiIe; Franklin james Young; Washington, w.
g, smmsi PatapscO, J. (. Cohen, Jr Howard. F. A.
Miller; Watchnan, H. f. Barton; Lafayette, w, y.
Roberts, viii he held al City Hall TO MORROW
"Wednesday EVENING, at 8 O'Clock. Punclnal
attendance ls requested. By Trter,
jyl4-2t [Ri JAMES YOUNG, sscy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

THR MUSEUM. The new and langhable piece of
"CrmsOn Lrimes" will have its first represt nation
at the Museum this evening. 1t is rich in fun and
oddity. The entertainments will conclude with the
IA avnrite farce Of the Rendezvous.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14
sTABtER " CANsy loO w py,t, 9

.
Also, by George K. Tyler, 42 G Baltimore street;
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Il Atkinson. corner Baltimore and Hanover sts; j. F..
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph q. Staushury, 81 ThamGs-st Elisha II. Per-
kins corner Market and Green George II. Keeri
No. 323 Baltimore street; N ". Robinson, 5S North
Gay street. jyl3 lw
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& Z. III IA n "A O.
MVO CURE ToOTuACu

n - AND PRE- ERVE HEAA
GO THE TO0THAUH is always cured
misute By an application of WHEELER,S TEI
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be stiL =
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums viii
ed; SOfthess of the Gums will be cured; all Bd
Of the Gums will be effectually stopped, al
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always keul n1
and in the best OF health by its use. Sold by
J, M. HAIG, No. 1873 Baltimore sire
ie3c-iy above South, opposite Clipper OF
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

G3-MARYLAND CADETS Yeu are hereby no.
fed 10 attend n special Meeting Of the Comma to
be held at their Armory THIS (Tuesddyl EVENING,
at S O'Clock, P. Nj. Members afe requested to Be
punctual in thelr attendance, as business of impor-
lance will be brought be'ore the Corps. BY order,
EDW. DIFFENDEkFFER
jylA-lt Clerk N, C,
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ny-DR. WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHER.

Ny-DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM UF WILD CHER.
RY. The Wild Cherry tree wi soon come the
emblem ofhealth. Its triuruph over Consums' ion
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, and Liver Com laint,
is now complete. 1t cures those diseases when ali
tors commend il as the best remedy ever before
known. Dr. Skmin. of 10 lRdbronk, N j., uses
the BaIsaM in his practice for all lung and liver af
f'ctions, when too obstinate TO yield to other RENE
dies. nr Hoffman, Huntingdon, Pa ,cured child of
Paul Schwerba of Astha with il, after he declared
he conld do no IN with his medicine AID the child
must die Thomas Read, Esq -, merchant aud Dr.
II 'f'man, both certify to this astonishing cur A.
Williams, Esq, Counsellor at Law, So Will TN ST.
was cur OF the Asthma twenty four years stand
ing by only one hottie Of the Basam Hundreds have
hepn restored TO perfect health bv this lsam after
The last rly of nope frIa other medicines had fled
We publish facts only-we state ony true cures, and
have no occasion TO bolster up this medciue By the
customary array uf forged certificates.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

ENON'E' DES eAIN.lF YOU An t1 NUT
~ RlCH NOW, you SOON will be, thltis if YOU
go the right way about t, therefore we say give NJ
DOYLE trial in spme0 the speHdid Lotteries nov
drawing and your most sansuine wishes will he rea
zed The people every Gay finding out the rieM
place to get the largest prz-s. And that DDyl1,s
Ia ital Pize Depot has no equal in the coustry in
the wa, of selling prizes. Give him trial in some
of the following sph ndd schemes:
TUESDAY, capital Ss,0OU, tickets So, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets s5, shares In
proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets "a, shares
in proportion.
FRlDAY-Capitals $1,000, tickets s2a, shares in
proportion.
On SATURDAY, the beautiful Small Fry Lottery
seailers its favors none the patrons of BOYLE.E
The capital priz' is "a 900 Tickets 81 halves 50,:
qrs. 25c. O. rtI6cates Of packages cont aiming ali the
Nos in the LOTTERY will he sold at sI2; halves Ss.
qrs 3; eiehths $l.5O. No hing like try ing ou knou
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who DUR.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale In the greatest variety OF lucky numbers nv
mail OK otherwise, ,addresseito
NJ. DOYLE, No,l44 Prattstree,. Il
lal Opposite B % q. z. Il. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

GS- GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER.
ANCE, STATE Or MARYLAND. An adjourned
meeting of the Grand Division will he held on
THURSDAY EVENING, 10th inst, al 8 O'Clock, at
Siloam Hall, Harrison street A full attendance is
earnestly desired. BY order,
WM. Il GOBRtGHT, G. 8.
GO The GRAND DIVISION will have an oxcur
sion the Ia ter part # present the first of the
ensuing month-the proceeds to be applied to send
ing an agent throughout The state for the dSspmina-
ton of the principles Of the Order. jyl4-th2t
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Schr e Stevens, Briggl, York w Brown.
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, Phadei phla, do,
Schr Hi shIandtr, Baker, Lubaca, exas, do.
ARKlVEp
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

An ABSURD CHARGE. The Wiamsport
Modern Times charges us with copying art.
cies from the Cumberland Civilian, calculated
TO ininre the business of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. We published the article referred
to, under the impression that the Civilian was
more likely to be correct than any other Jour
nal in regard to the work. We certainly never
shall expect to find anything in the Civilian
calculated TO do any great harm to the canal.
Our friend ofthe Times should keep cool, and
sen,ain quiet until he tas something to say
then we shall copy his notice.
The WEATHER AT ST. LOUIS. The ST.
Louis New Era of the 7th inst, says:-"We
hear of several persons suffering from the effect
of the intensely warm weather. Yesterday a
hand employed at p Chouteau's warehouse.
on Washington Avenue, fell dead from being
exposed to the scorching rays Of the sun. A
taborer on Els nth street, between Market and
Pine, was stricken down, and is not expected to
survive. A lady, living near the corner of
Seventh and franklin Avenue, whose name
ve were unobe to learn, died suddenly Oh Sa-
,prdav night after drinking freely of cold water
Temoerarce in all things should be observed
during the present warm weather"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

The EFFECT OF REDUCING THE TARIFF.
The New York Express says awe learn that
upwards Of twenty orders for machinery have
been counternanded at the Matteawan Mills,
since Mr.. McKay's Tariff Bill passed tho
House. One of the orders was for machinery
costing upwards of 100000. Thus jobs slip
from the hands of our workmen, and the ma
chinery which would be made here, will soon
be working for US in Europe.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14
SHEPPARD A. LEaKIN.

HAY GOODS CLOSING OUT: The sub,
~ Scrlocr being compelled, by the declining st tie
OF his hea u xchanae his busBt as fs some more
active pursuit, has resnv 10 II OF his stock of
DRf GOODS immedia ely. and without re.ard TO
ptice' Puchasers either for theit own use, buy
ing to sell again, will do we'll call early the stock
must andsha be closed out without drIay
GEORGE K RHODES,
l7O Lexington street.
jyl3.iws Eouf doors east of Furaw ST.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
New Theory Of the Mind.

Since the election, the Sentinel and Democrat
appears to have leisure to indulge in "higher
strains of discussion than are usually found in
our "hcbdomadal Gazcttes and Daily News" =
Last week its icadcr opened in the following
grave and didactic manner:
There are facts which 90 far TO prove that the fac.
utics o the mind, and eUea reason, JU0sMeM dn6
conscience depend for their development, and are IN
their effects much influenced by climate ana local
ity us plants or any natural products OF the earth
We are not going TO embark in this discussion,
1t is entirely beyond our depth. We have been
taught to believe that ''reaSoa' and 'jdgmem'
at least, are faculties of the mind; )" and though
we have supposed they "dnpend for their dcvel-
opment,' yet we have generally been told that
they depend UIon something. However, we
mean TO live and lcarn. VIII the Sentinel voucll-
safe to inform us if it looks upon treason, judy
ment and conscience as faculties Of the siam
ach And, also, lift realy thinks that lin their
effects" they are 'as much inluencedby climate
and locality" as SgpaShes! The subject is i'll
tcrcsting alike to the Naturalist and the Meta
physician and we are glad it has fallen into
hands so competent to its elucidation. We
wait for the "iacts.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25
Boxer Engine Company.

On Friday Sent. II. 1916, the Boxer Engine
Company of thi- village, in compliance with an
invitation TO HAT effect, from phoniX Company
No. |, OF pl,'t,burah, went TO that place in the
steamer Wiu1oski. and upon their return in the
steamer Francis Sa.tus. were politely escorted
home ly the phpnX Company. and the Clinton
Company. both of pluttsburgh. The Pittsburgh
Compane, intended to return the same evening
in the Burlington, but were prevented from 80 do
ing by the too early departure of that boat from
this place. They accordingly remained in town
as gue~tsofthe Boxer Engine Company until
Saturday morning the 18th. when under the es-
cor of the Boxer Company they went on board
oil the Winooski and retu ned home.
/ At a mcctingof the Boxer Engine Company
hcldat the Engine Room, on the l4th day Sep
TENDER. SIG. it was unanimously
/ ReSolrcd That the members Of this Company have
received with grateful ,nsihlfy the heart, Wrruug
and the many iiaueuug attentions bestowed upon them
the occasion OF their recent visit 90 Put,urgh
quests of the fhuniX Company Of thut place, and they
taud.rto their brethren there, the hearty assurance tina
their rculcctuus Of the VISIT will ever be tho~ OF
mixed and corda. satisfaction.
/ HcSolrcd, Tint Boxer Engine Company No 3 re-
turn their hearty thanks to Luther 7 bodLru ESQ,
keeper OF tlc Chtirndcu County llou~c, 90 X VI Ad-
ANS, keeper ot the FWLh.m licusr. and lo \ t. }.
\. Dnrnd, E>qrS., hnep'r- oi the ENghan1r Hotel IN
this village, also to- \. Icmcr, OF the h,ng stree.
lunsn, Tor their attentions tn our guests from Palts-
burGh on the llth and l2'h OF Ju, month.
Rrsolrfd, That the thanks rt She Boxer fnJine
Company be presented 10 the ohamVIhm Trans Co
Tor the low rate otare at which said Company trans
ported our Company from Burlington so Pau>hurgh
Hes3!rei. That double thanks be- presented To Capt
.-dale, OF steamer Francis Salt'ls, tor transporting
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leagues above, from hatalnoras, not TO draw over 6
ec' wafer on account Oh bars thrre Is considerable
uauc ieic. IN caulc rom ue h'l4hborlng -anchos
there Is ord some w miles upstream, but very bog,
ey ~, r'lI ~ ~ u, ..r-r.oo
y, 'uai"uu'' NIll'Hc W wv SOUS good road
Roou l'''oi'' "'H s'oOh'u' "oou ana water-3
* III. ,;ir.,, r aoo mi. ....i.
- u,, ''',. ~, H.; , ''sIy 'I'',R s,hrce -
"i'' l ID Gra,i HI % m,l - miles
l,,ii ~, ~ q i, ' Nv" '-''' y" "''r nearly
~ ", - It pi'4.,.l, s;.. .,l.;i ..,.,
ia Ia ni , mi.i'l j. unnhanli'd
-llr river apo,ii ~ ,' "i"' "u' "''P ana muddy;
10Y 2, P'-,uI' ' 5ii.a If t,on i,l.l;...
10 Nq,ln ihJos' nnaA -, nl'i'o''""'9 "ouh-
ua w. " at, ,,'',ii ~, "a, i5li, s,s ,,i ,
loHifaNo' EIa-e VI IN III "u'u' water pas
urr ana provisions qo'',l, ii're are several silver
mlnrs, oa'iy "pIhc"-o 'rn IN .,i -
10 ofe.'2'a fahchl'o u wv Sou9 N'ou' water ana
pastuF,--' lIdIi,'so ,oo III. 800. -
10 ltl,h ulh"9 Nl'"""' iO' 90'l7' 'i''"' anu curh
wood ma WhrI- ieaau,s .t
10 Ramos haHcilo' io' S"'l7' Ii' anu 'o'H "poh
and water I'.9rs 3 ,oo .,,,l. ,,,,,,, ,.,-.,,.,
10 Aqua fro' Nn'aEeoI ioo Sou'7' s'ou piS'o'e-'
leagues ,ooo ....i... .t..,.,..... .
10 Marine Nlliale ol io'o s'u'S ''u'''dN'e--'
leagues, ,,o,,.....t. ot.....
70 Mont'r'Yri'y' I-"}' sous ' l.' i'.9.
ms Ia-t 'I-N IY'l!7 ia. ii'''E ANU %
cane iars Oh "lu Oh t I"'t .", , VI i ,u,JJ
mountain water IuiI7 l.'uN-t u' IN W t"''.t
streets aug "los'lS Vlr J'o'i s''' ~ IL az
the looi ui u" up''-"hu' I,nn'' '''',' '''7'
ny government measure Is ion .'-.i'S &
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

And this Is done and published at the Capitol OF
this Republic, in District where Congress has
power to legisate " in all cases whatsoever"
The highest authority of the United States Is
thus exercised to CYPRESS this poor negro, maini-
ed and SCARED, ignorant and helpless, ''sick and
in prison. If there can be an exhibition OF
more ,tupcndous wrong than this we are unable
to imagine it. It makes our boasted republican
institutions a scorn and a by-word abroad, and
is shame and rcproach TO them at home.
And is there no remedy! We say cmp hat
icak. there is. Let Slavery and the Slave
Trade be abolished in the District Of Columbia.
Congress las the power to do this. and it can be
done. But why, asks a Thrd-Party paper, Go
not the Wigs move in this matter! The reply
is simple and brcf-Whilc Northern iocoiocos
and Third-rary voters combine to give to the
100000 shareholders Of the South oR the po-
litcal power Of the Country--vIliIo they pro-
mote the egirBsiop Of slave territory. and the
Increase Of pro-saycry votes. it is worse than
idle to ask the WIGS to do what is by these
a,eaaS rendered jnraclicoblc. Give us nearly
united representation in Congress from the Free
States wlo shall be men with Republican prin-
ciulos. men who will bow 10 no diotation or earth
save that Of Justice and Tril;h. and the reign
of Slavery in The District Of Columbia will be
shor.--thc capital of the nation will cease to be
tlc chief market of Slaves. and the way-iaring
man. though ucg,o. will not there be incarce.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

{ . Ifthc democratic papers in the country would
copy the returns n the election in Vermont from the
Gemo'rdHc papers N the Statn 'l,y WOMB De pe we
riot
Their figures" might talk more truth but
,,.l.. r, of ;, ,,ti ,1,;or Rect.
NM, o'ar far ,,o,,,s like tbo following, from tbc
..,.,,,,,.,,,;,. ,orory i, ,ho s,,to",
"IlItba pros7,oc, beforc them ,orc proo,,y than
ercr bctorc, they the Wings are compelled to ack-
knowledge that dem0crdfic poiicy has gdiaed sgnal
"triFmph al TIE tdic election IN Fe'mORt"-Bmling-
ton ScaiiHcL
"Thc vote for Eaton is comparatively larger than the
'ole Tor oiade last year. Inc democrats have also
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-25

This iavorite and fashionable place of resort
was entirely destroyed by fire, on Friday morn
ing last, together with several adjoining build
ings. The amount of property destroyed is es-
timatcd at $4,000, The Tribune says.
The property upon which the Theatre, sc stood
belonged to the Van Rensselaer, Estate of Albany and
One OF the mlsorunes of this tire is the dcprying of
the American Institute OF It's usual ground Tor the Ma
tional Fair Probably Castle Garden will be now oc-
cupled
One of the amusing incidents OF the fire was the act
of one of those blind guides who when in furry, do
not know whether they stand on their heads or their
heels Tie had volunteered his powerful aid for that
night only and attempted to carry of a looking
cooler 10y bnd.y thnsJing his head through the pane
and bearing away the empty frame upon his shoulders,