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IA OF THE WESTERN CONTINENT I!
|. Dickens New Work from Lickens' new paper.
II a New story, Mrs Bibs Baby, most humorous,
most amusing, by Douglas JerOd author Of
MrS CautIe's Curtain Lectures; Mr.. Gaude's
Breakfast Table, the Story of Feather, &c,
printed ia part from Punch for Feb. 9TH, being
tne only copy received in the country, and
thds Que moHth in advance.
III. The Appeal of the London Times To America
on the Oregon dispute; pieifc in IT'S tone, clo-
queht in its style
~. The first of Professor Siman's Lectures on
Geology, now being delivered at Calvert Hall
V. Joe CnWcIl's Letters, hei g graphic and fe-ike
letters of London Life, written to the editor Of
the Continent b, the well kunwn Joe COwell,
author of Thirty years among the Players.
vi Full and Funny Sketches from Punch, particu
LARRY frnm the numher for Feb. TIN, received
exclusively at the Continent office.
l5- In addition TO the OregOing the paper for the
week eu6as Feb 2sth wilt contain an extensive va
iietv Of new, 'te'h and amusing articles stores SC
selected ftOn iate English newspapers and journals
received by the Cambria with quite the usual amount
OF original articles Major Jones on his Travels Let
ters from Irrasp0ndeuts & .. sc.
Y. q. In cOnseq renee Of the great curiosity en-
terained to see the commencement of the Dickens
new novel Sc, the C0mtinent will be published on
Thursday OF this week. Can and see il!
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Nos. a, 5 and Jarvis Buildings,
II North street. Baltimore.
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FhoMrHE EXCHANGE RGADiNe-Room Z ooKs.
CLEARED.


Barque Elizabeth Hall, Myers, Liverpool, Thomas
Whltrdge K Co.
achr Martha Washington, Wood, Turks Island and
market Geo. G. Collins & benson.
SChr VIM. ApplGgarth, Graham, Norfolk Peters
burg and Richmond G Pendergast & Son.
Schr Roe, Avery, New York, L. Mankin.
Sioop Union, COttngham, Philad'a, J W. Browa,
SAiLED-Barque Elizabeth Hall, Myers, for Liver
paOl; schr NJ. Washington, Wood, Turks Island
ARRIVED,
Sehr Amelia, Terry, S days from New York, ass'd
cargo, to Rose, Merrill K Co.
steamer Columbia, Parrish, from Washington, DC.
Reports below Thomas Point, at anchor, ship Gale
dania, hlasscott, from New Orleans.
Barge Chesapeake, Dennis, fan PHILADELPHIA mdso,
to J. "A. ShnVer.
Steamers Express, Whiiecar, and Cumberland,
Culinary, fm PhiIad, mdse. to J A. Shriver.
Steamer Maryland, Taylor, from Annapolis. Saw
in the river, a shin bound up.
Tclegfaphed-A hatque, supposed Helen Mara,
Taylo r, FIN BastUn) and brigantines.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Leila, Higgins, of Baltimore, arrived at Mo
bile 18TH INST from Rotterdam.
Barque ChenangO, Snow, was 70 sail I'm Liverpool
24th inst. for Rio de JanehO.
Barque Lawrence, Harding, from Baltimore, Was
telegraphed at Boston Gath inst.
Brig Midas, Echberger, was dscharging at Havana
llth inst
Brig Henry Woods, Chamberlain, for Bait. cleared
at New Orleans 18th inst.
Brig Victory, ElIwel, from Baltimore for BaIhs
does, was spoken 18th inst lat. s., lon. y 80.
Brig Eleanor, Brown, from Baltimore, arrived at
Savannah 2lst inst SChr Virginia, Hall, cleared az
do. same day for Baltimore.
Schfs Ann Smith, Smith and Maria, Johnston, for
Baltimore, cleared at New York 25th inst.
Schr Mary Ellen, Cole, for Baltimore, went to sea
from Charleston 22d nSt.
Schr Brad0re, Leavitt I'm Baltimore for Portland .
arrived at Holiness Hole ODD inst.
DISASTERS. Ship North Star, Wiley, rem Phiia-
delPha for Liverpool, put into St. Thomas previous
to 10th inst in distress, with part Of her cargo thrown
overheard.
Ship Ferax, Putnam, fan New York for Liverpool
was at 81, Thomas 10Th instant, leaking badly, and
had list her spars.
SGbr Neptune, Stannard, from Richmond bound to
New Bedford, was driven off the coast in gale and
put into St. Thomas in distress, leaking badly and
with loss of sails II was thought she would be con-
denned.
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PUBLICATIONS. Messrs Wm. Taylor Co. have
laid upon our table, small volume, entitled "Man
ners; or iquete for Ladies' aud Grnti"men-7 con
tanning The rules and usages of polite society-wh
hints on Courlship an Matrimoqy Also, Directions
for the Toilette. BY the id of this book any man
can become gentleman of haad and any fem lie
be qualified 10 cure in 'p ,lite society,"" hur II hhs
an adltiouai recnmren iat N in the hints which it
contains on two suhj acts deemed Of the first import.
ance by young or SINCE ladies', viz; Couu>hip and
Marriage With such Gains TO public favor, we
shall not be surprised il many editions of this work
he called for we have also received from the same
publi>hers-"Lves of DistinIu shed American Naval
Officrrs-hy Fenimore Cooper" This volume
contains The lives of Banhrige, Shaw, Prebe, Shu-
brick Hnd SomeIs Price SO cenis.
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{17sl certify that independent of the efficacy of
CONNELL's OINTMENT, VII ch experiei ced
self in the &C severe burns. which it instan-
tanCou> ly relieved by cnr ,pCa ~ only hat re-
commended il ~ w Rufus Walsh, ptomi tor ofN
York Circus, whnsn feet were swollen from GOut 0r
Rheumatism, and by winch he WIS eE"hied t. draw
his boots aud attend TO his usual hu-n s.. In
era other IN stances have Knuwn ii applied, (such
dptGiled in u" ADVERTISEMENT and cannrt sup
pose that Its extraOrdinl yir,nrs are ovprraed.
THOMAS PANDCD. X,
99j Pparl street, N. Y.
For sale corner Hanover and Bttim1rr-sLs 1t
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American Republitnn
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, FsB. 81, 1916.

To CoRnEspoNpaNGs We shall publish the
communication of North Point as soon a
we can make room for it--ior we have no dis
position to suppress any opinion on public at
fairs because of its being adverse to that enter
tanned by ourselves
FuxDlNG OF INTEREST. We noticed some
time since, the proposition Of the American, t.
fund the arrears of interest due on six per cent
stock at six per cent.-of interest on live per
cent. stock at FIVE per cent. and 50 on-and we
commended against the Justice Of the principle
We are glad to find in that paper of yesterday
morning, an acknowledgment that their former
position was erroneous. We make the follow
inc extract from the article to show, that the
principle which We advocated is now fully ad-
mitted and sustained;
owe intlmated some time ago that a fair
arrangement might be made by funding the
arrears of each particular part OF the public
debt at the rate OF interest winch the original
stock bOre--thus the arrears oil SAX per cent
stock should he funded at SIX per cent; the ar
rears of five per cent. at hive per Gent-and so
on But upon consideration 1t is evident that
this principle would not be Just; because money
received asa dividend on three per cent stock
is worth lust as much to the holder as the same
amount received on SIX per cent. stock. II mo-
nev duo on two such stocks is not paid but re-
mains in ar5ear and is funded. it is clear that no
discrimination in The rates of interest between
the two should be attemPted-boh being alike
representatives of money which has its own va
I,o ,t fr,t I'll considerations Ot iIa
whence il came"
The bill reported by Mr.. Johnson, chairman
of the committee of ways and means, proposed
to fund the arrears Of interest at FIVE per ceut.
This will be an equitable proceeding provides
the option be given to the creditors to receive
such stock or to be paid in cash-but not 9TH
erwise. The State cannot in Justice, require a
creditor to take less than the interest estab-
lshed by law-that is, six per cent. Such rate
ofinterest would be awarded in our courts of
Justice, could suit be instituted. 1t is probable
that most of the creditors would consent to take
five per cent. stock in discharge OF the arrears
of interest due them; especially if, by SO doing,
they could secure the punctual payment ofin
terest for the future But in making this pro-
position the State should be prepared to pay in
money such creditors as may decline to accept
the offer If such provision be not made, it
would be better at once to fund the whole ar
Tearages of interest at six per cent Let the
credit of the State be once firmly re-establish :
ed, and there can be no doubt that the rate of
int hn roI,,CnI Tho tat Ill
be able to procure money on more advantage
Gus terms.
We have rot seen Mr.. Johnson's bill, and
are therefore unable to say moro Of it than
that 1t proposes 10 fund the arrearagos Of inter
est at five per cent 1t may be that it Goa
tains some provision such as We have suggest
ed above.
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NO. | Calvert street,
First office from Baltimore street.
VnoYLE,s PRIZE DEPOT, Opposite

HI the Railroad Depot, Pratt st. Baltimore. This
continues to be the favorite Office tor Prizes. Amin
mense amount of prize money was paid out of this
Office the past week, aud feel confident that tha
present week wilbe equally lucky. ~
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets s2i shares in
proportion. - t' '| .t.. Io' .''ga - Z b r.
b SATURDAY, the fsvorite Frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery will be drawn, Cap tai Pize $4,000 =
Tickets 81 halves SO cents, quarters a5 cents This
is splendid lottery for packages Doye@iiI sell on
for Sl2, halves So, qrs. So, and eiahihs 81 So An
orders per mail should be addressed 10 this Office
A liberal discount will be paiu to persons VINO pun
2hase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the creates riety ri Luch rprho,. -
the package, single ticket, or share All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to ...
NJ. DOYLE, so.l44 Pratt street,
II mi Opposite b. D. Il. r. Dspot.
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GNAUTiCN.-JAMES S. MASON'S SPANISH
" BLACKtNG LABEL COUNTERFEtTED.-
Shippers, Merchants and the Public generally, ac-
custameG TO purchase, or Use MASON'S Celebrated
CHALLENGE BLEACHING. ale very respectfully
requ' sCd tn exlTine the LABELS of Backing Box
Gs, and ascertain if the NAME of JAMES s. MASON
is therPon his Spanish Backing Labels have been
copied in every particular, the name and location on
ly excepted, by a concern in Philadelphia, for the
purpose of DeceUing the PbliY, by imposing on their
confidence in favor of masoh's Backing; the style
and form of the engraving and lett ering, the wording
and color Of the paper, have all been copied
OBSERVE, that Mason's Challenge Backing is
never labeled in Spanish for any .dmertcan market
TO PREVENT PRAUD fOt the future, James s.
Mason will place his signature oil the labels of every
box If Backing prepared by him, without which none
is genuine. His long experience as manufac turer,
the extent aud variety Of his machinery and other ia
cilIties, aOrd him superior advantages any 9th
or Rlacking manufacturer in the United States.
20 Orders Cor BACKING and WRITING INK,
of I've very best quality, furnished promptly and 10
any extent, by JAMES S. MASON,
fe27 g." I02 North Third street.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & CO.

Opposite BaTnum's, Dat, Md.
'hJ-OFFfClAb DRAWING ~ the Ma. C0nsu
iated Lottery. class No. %, for lS46:
IS SO IS 80 6 3S % 4 IS 35 as 27l
80 and 63 being the lst aud Cd drawn Nos each $50
80 and e. heirg the ID aud ID drawn Nos. each 30
30 and g. being the Sd aud 4th drawn Nos. each D
9 and so being the 5th and 5th drawn Nos. each 20
6 and 35 being the 5rh aud 9th; or % and IS, be
ing the 9th and 7th drawn Nos. each IL
All navIrg iwo of The drawn Nos. them, each 10
AL haVine one nulv Of he drawn Nos. on, q
% Per the celebrated prize firm of
1t EMORY & CO, No. J n. Ca!vCrt-st.
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IA author of the YeMassee, Guy Rivers &c. Sc
Wi he published on Saturday, ny WILLIAM TAY-
LOR & CO., COUNT JULIEN" IHELAST OF
fHE GOFHS, Printed in handsome style, complete
in one volume. Price 80 csuts.
IN PRESS,
"rhirty Years After; OF The Three Musquetteers, ~
by Dumas, translated from the French ~ Lady
All who have read the Three GuarLsmru viii feel
highly delighted with ''rhiry Years After" as it is
the auta0rs best production.
TAYLOR. WILDE G. co.
Il t. 5 ani'6 Jarvis RHi'dipp.
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ATHER AN UNPLEASANT POSITION
IA for any of the children of mortality to be pac-
ed 10, is to be without money II is pretty generally
known that there ia Ut times less diculty in
making earthly tour without it. Nearly opposite
Barnums Hotel. in the first story of the build ng, is
timc-hon0red Institution, where almost from time
i'm rempral Money, good bankable MONEY, ia
sums 10 suit, has been daily distributed TO all (havng
iaithl who h we made application. Over the door
i'll large gilt letters, may be seen the name of
EMORY Is co.
known all over the United States the greatest
prize sellers living.
TO-DAY! TODAY!
CAPITAL Prizes $1,000 900, 4,GOO, 1000 0Oe, sc.
Tickets only 81! It's
No Orders from y ri Of the United States will
be f,htuy answered ny remiH mail, when sent 10
The far famed and lucky Lottery Office of ....
IL fRl EMORY * Co., opposite Barnuni's
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n EMOVAL,
N, TO THE LADIES'

RM t.... TO THE LADIES!
G. BENSON would respectfully infoIm his numer-
ouS friends and the Ladies of Baltimore generally
that he has removed from 1877 Baltimore ST., to No.
81 FAYETrs-ST., corner of ShatD, and East OF
l,lhrrly, whore he attends keeping usual, a supc-
Iior assortm AT Of LAEES, French ENBR0IDER-
iEs aud FANCY GDOUS generally. te will be
oUst happ, 10 receive the calls of all his old custom
ers, aud furnish them with any Goods in his. fine at
me lowest market pTCe. fep4 -thsuI4rt
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oE ava ANsPOhTATIoN. RAL.

nFFfCE OF ar aNSPOGTATION,B BAL
I y TlMnRE AM OHIO RAILROAD COMPA-
NY, I'D g. bruaty, 1916. The Tonnage OPERATIONS OF
ed by the htedch in the Eysyile Bridge, have been
resumed ibis dav. Mrr, hants and others VINO may
desire forward by this route therefore rely on
their goods having pr 'Hpt despatch to Cum'efahu,
or any uihGr intermediate point on the line OF ue
road. The Passenger trains are now making theif
regular time between Cumberland and Baltimore.
fe243i w. y. WOODSIDB, superintendent
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HALwIMoRE EJUgEUNI,

ny~MRS. HOWARD'5 BENEFIT. ATU2DAY,
28th Feb. The popular Drama, (frst time htre) of
LUKE THH LABORGR
Phillip, Mr.. G. HOWARD, who will appear on this
occasion only The Farce Of
CASTLE OF LINpENRERY.
In which Mr.. and Mrs HOWARD will appear.
To conclude with MAID OK WIFE. fe27-2t
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{GF-A SM Alb ITEM! AGAIN we notice the sale
of that hewitchlng little capital prize, the $1,000
at the truly furtlultG agency nf CbhVlN K co, on
Saturday ist; we arr Informed that the prize was
sold in package Of tickets.
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DISTRESSING AFFAIR At RIcHMoND-Ren-
conlre bet,reen t.ro Editors. We had various
rumors in this city yesterday in regard to
dreadful rencontre said to have taken place at
Richmond, Va, ON, Wednesday, between John
II Peasants, Esq, late editor of the Wing,
and Thomas Richie, Jr. Esq. of the Enquirer.
By last night's mail we received two Rich
nond papers but neither of them make mem
ton Of it. The rumors werC, that they met
in the street with pistols and sword canes
that Richie fired eight times and Peasants
four times without cffect--but finally the lat
ter was mortally wounded, and the former only
slightly. Mr.. Richie arrived at Washington
yesterday morning, and during the day was at
the Capitol. We presume the atfray must
have been greatly exaggerated.
The RrcHr OF WAY TO PuTSBURC. The
Pennsylvania Senate, on Wednesday, by a vote
of 20 to S, took up the bill granting the right
of way TO the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. The first section was unanimously
amended to lay a tax Of fifteen cents on each
passenger, instead of ten, as before adopted
Mr.. Biglr delivered a long speech. He own
cd himself to be first in favor Of the making OF
the contemplated route through the State, and
if that could not be effected, then he would hc
for giving the right of way to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. The first section vas then
adopted by vote Of 10 to I2. discussion
then ensued on the second section.
IMPORTANT RuMoR. We are informed, says
the N. Y. Express, from a source entitled to
credit, that Mr.. Irving, our Minister at Madrid,
and Mr.. King, our Minister at Paris, are both
ordered to repair TO London TO confer with MIR.
| Mclean. 1t is supposed that the Oregon and
Tariff questions will occupy their attention.
STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA. This steamer will
leave Boston, on Sunday next, for Liverpool.
1t is said that about two-thrds other berths are
engaged. Prince Joseph Bonaparte and suit
will go out in her.
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NC BALTIMORE y VISION, no, !, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. A REGULAR NEE ting will be held on
THIS (Frday) EVE Wing, ut tn Union Hail, at
O'Clock, The members are requested To he punCluu
in their attendance, as business Gf importance will
be submitted for their consideration. BY Ter,
Ii Joseph r SHAME. IL Roc. Scribe.
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DIED,

LETTER BAGS Up AT TEE EXCHANGE READING R0o"s.
For Valparaiso and other por IS III the Pacifc-Shsp
Seaman, March |.
For LiverpuoI-Ship RhOne, soon.
For London-Shp Rob Roy, with despatch
For Eondon-Ship Roscoe, 5lh March.
For Havre-Ship Republic, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Marianne, March /,
For LOndOn--B arqne heda, soon,
For BrcnGn-Barque Iris, March 7.
For River La Plae-Barque Margaret Hugg, soos.
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H7- INDEPENDENT LIGHT nRAGOONE-AT-
TEN7TON. Attend special merting OF the troop
on THIS (Fritay) EVENING at e'cl lck at Viii
tary Halt, Gay street, 1t is hoped every member Of
the corp will attend, business Of the utmost i'm
purtance wi. be laid before the Company BY order,
II LEWIS REPPART, slec'y
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THE TELEGRAPH TO BALTIMORE. We learn
from the Philadelphia papers that the work
men were busy on Wednesday, in the work
of putting up the teegfapmc wires along srd
street, for the line between Baltimore and
Philadelphia. The Gazette says this portion
of the work is much more substantial than
that of the New York line Instead Of sim
gle copper wire, four iron wires are twisted in.
to q cord strong enough 10 resist great pres.
sure. This strength will secure it from the
vexatious breaks, and bear up any quantity Of
ice that may form upon it during the winter
months,
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HUE FLAG OF OUR UNAus,
VI -

a FOR THIS WEEK,
Contains the continuation Of Ermin y or the Belle Of
Brnsdway, ny " Hazel. AIR, CauGe's Breakfast
Talk; The Fortune Hunter; The Spectre Steamer;
A tale of the Mississippi, nv j, II. lngraham; Euro
pean Intelligence; Rug Rain IS, by Fanny Forester,
concluded fiom last week; Weekly MGlange; Poetry;
WI; Humoar, sc. For sale at all the principal Pc
riodcaI nepass-price cents per single copy; sub
scrplion 50 per annum.
w, 8ENNET, Publisher
Mo. North St Oup sttifs)
B. DR. HOhLICH'S New work for sale at our
Office fr27.2t
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G7-FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 7, l. O. q. F.
The members Of Friendship Lsdse no, 7 are notified
tn meet ~ the HAN, rHl5 tFriaay) EVENING, the
27th Inst 10 act upon the new constitution as report
cd by the IJmmtlee. a puartull attendance is de
sired. WASHINGTON hRGAR, N, II.
WIN. N. STAIR, Sac'y. lLt
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CAsH FOR NMGRnals.

o. he high market price will he given for
likely young NEGROES, thai are slavdsiU life. APP
ply NJ Hahhersett's Washington Hotel, Pratt street,
few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scrher is perm Grntly locdled. All communications
viii be promptly attended tn.
lin WILLIAM HARKER
I+~CORONEK'iS OFFICb, M. 2SNcRFH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhl3-ly
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MORROW the famous Small Fry LnuGry will again he
drawa. $4,000 far 81; qua tars 25 ca fail pack
age costs hat $3.50, and ma, draw tho four highest
u,iEcs in the schrme. Remerhe thu EGERTUES
have said the highest prize three tim already this
year, and rs 1t ia thalr turn again Tomorrow, call
early at their lucky Offices and secure the high
urlyc, IT.
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Gy- VlGGLANr FIRE COMPANY a quarterly
meeting o. the VIllnNt Fire Company will he hold
on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 2ud Of March,
at Il O'Clock, FMnetHal at eudlnce il reQuPsted
By order, .e97 ~ Wh II JAMS, SCc'y.
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A FAcr FOR THE DEsPoNDiNG. Mr.. Gil
more, the new President of The Western Rail-
road has the offer OF FIVE Other situations, be-
sides that which he has accepted, in either Of
which he might have a salary of $4,000 year.
The Worcester Spy says it is less than twenty
years since he went into the city from the
country. common laborer, and was for some
time porter to the store of Whitwel & Bond,
and while laboring with his hand-cart was as
distinguished for his faithfuIness, industry and
intelligence in this humble employment, as he
has since been in other avocations.
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A L N Al A C.
Moon y phases
MARRIED.

ON the 2t;tI inst by the Rev. MI McCo'gan, JoHx
W. RoYsToN to MARY HELEN, daughter of Charles
COyle, Esq all Of this city.
On the 2Olh inst by the Rev. Or. Roberts, CHARLES
ANDSRsoS 30 bliss ELIZA JAKE FRANKLIN, both Of
this city,
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SETTLEMENT OF THE OREGON QuEsTIoN.--
The private Intelligence from Washington in
relation to the Oregon Question, says the Phil
adelphia I'quiTer, is decidedly pacific. We
have seen letters from gentlemen likely to be
well Informed, who express the opinion that an
amicable and satisfactory arrangement will be
determined upon, and in great measure con-
sumated belore the adjournment of the present
session of Congress. The recent dispatches
of Mr.. McLane are reported TO be highly graf
flying to the friends of peace.
ROBINS. A great number of these birds
hava made thoir appearance in the vicinity of
Philadelphia.
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PLATES, Of every size for sale by the case, dozen,
single Plate.
Also. the most complete and largest assortment
Of Mahogany FR1MES 10 be found in the city
Gilt Portrait and piclHre FRAMES. of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
To order OF the very best materials aud by The hest
wnrkuen: together with Gin HOK NORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c. Sc, for sle and made 70 orler as Cheap as they
can be obtained at aHy establishment in the Unitef
states. J.. 5. FRYER,
Milf No. Natth Cay street.