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The Story Of Royal FayOrite, by Mrs GnIe, 2jc
joan, the Hero Maj len, by Dumas, 25c The strange
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DECISIVE BATTLE IN New ZEALAND. In
telIigence has been received at New York, of a
most disastrous, but decisive battle in New
Zealand, between the British forces and the
natives, under the command of the celebra ted
chieftan, John Heki, in which the former were
most signally defeated, with the loss of 80 pri-
Yates aud commissioned officers killed, and
80 wounded.
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AMERICAN COLoNIzATiOH SOCIETY. The
annual meeting Of the American Colonization
Society commenced at Washington on Tues
day. Gen. Jones presided at the anniversary
meeting, The annual report shows uup'ece-
denied property. The Society is now out OF
debt, and has surplus of some 81 900 in the
treasury, with ample credit and an increasing
hold upon the affections aud confidence OF the
American people. The $4,000 subscription
for the purchase Of territory, originated by An.
sob c. Phelps, Of N. York, has been filled uy
by subscriptions of $1,000 each, and $4,000 adj
ditional in smaller sums; with which it is pro-
posed to purchase the Whole remaining terrific
~ from Cape Mount to Cape Palmas, and thus
G,rever banish from 500 miles of coast the ac.
cursed slave trade. The annual receipts of the
year were over $4,000.
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OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1856.
FnomrHE EXCHANGE ssAn,NG-RooM ooKs.


Barque Martha, Tretether, Pensacola, W. Rhoads
iISchr Vermont, Gayle, days from Savannah, nm-
her, cotton and rice, TO Jno. K. Randall.
steam tow boat PatapseO, Sanner, from Ha mptOR
Roads. Capt. VIM Mason, who came up in the P.
reports as follows: Brig EieI, which had been a
shore ON the Beach Cape Hem " las before re-
ponedl had' through the assistance OF the Patapsco,
taken on board again all her "a go, and was only
waiting wind TO proceed to sea. On the 25th inst
ewed into Norfolk from sea, new ship Niagara Rus
sell, Ill distress and leaking considerably. rhe was
days out from New York bound to LiveTpOOl-wouh
probably have TO Ills charge. The u S. sIOep of war
Boston, Com Turner, from South America came IN
from sea on sunday morning, and went again to sea
7n Monday evening, Tor New York. In Hamptoa
Roads, barque Pi unx, Boush, from James River
bound out; off Point No Point, a brig, unknown: at
anchor in the mouth of the Pauxent, ship suppos-
ed bound out; off Thomas Point, baruue Active
bound our, ana an Eastern brig and off Swan Point a
Oarque, beating up. The weather in the bay for the
last ten DAYS has been exceedingly rough.
TELEGkAPHED-A barqur, probably the James
w. PaGe from Boston.
SAILED-Hrgs Mary NJ. Hooper, Hamlin, Rio de
JaneifO; GIamogtn, Focke, for Kingston, Jam.
ARRIVED,
Schr II. Long, Knowles, IL days from Mobile cot
Ton, to John Wilmington, N. Rogers Co. and ohm
Berry.
MEMORANDA.
Danish ship WOdon, BUStOh, at New York in SO
days from valparaiso, reports ship Seaman, Myrick,
OF ana tor Baltimore, as sailed Two weeks previous,
SilI" khone, Hrv"y OF Baltimore, arrived at New
York yesterday in S8 days from odessa
The schr Black Hawk, of Portsmouth, 10 days fra
Baltimore, bound to Fall River was spoken 25lh inst
70 mites s. Il. of Sandy Hook. She had encounter
ed CUE nom the east on the 2lst, aud was COM
yelled to throw over deck load, amounting TO seven
tons rail road iron.
Tue schr Union Ryder, for Baltimore, cleared at
New YORK OIL satutday.
Batqne Col. Howard, Prentiss, from Rio dc Janeiro,
arrived at New Orleans 18Th int
BarQnes Lagrange, Nendel Iris, Merryman and
his Aara ia, POrterltrd for Baltimore aud schr Gen.
worm, ANVIL, Tor AfalSas, cleared ~ New Orleans
lIh inst; and schr Baltimore, Seavey, for N. York,
do do 10Th,
Bril Lawrence Coneland. Baker, for Baltimore,
Gle red at Apaachic0la l7th inst.
Brig sally Ann, Tucker, from Omoa via Kew West:
schrs Vrrmliluu bpnjamiu, anh Sarah r.. Merrill
Strong from Baltimore, arrived nj N. York 18th inst
br schr RIVAL, Pilec, I'm BaIiinure tor st. Johns,
N. f. was spoken of Cape Sable IIh inst,
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10 "lL Of TANNlN. Since this article was
Introduced tat fail, the safe has become irmgusr.-
/" soften leather, no matter how had, il aCt< % thu
aslnnt'hmcnt of alt, aud for all old Leather, Lrnes-
and carriage tnSs 10 use it is Invaluable, and no
L hlns would be without II when nuce known.
70 be had at the conner OF baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore Also ut the corner of Baltimore ana
Harrison sts, and at 81 Thames street. IL
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ABscoNprD wlrn The FUNDS. The New
Orleans Delta of the l4th instant says, that
merchant of that city, for many years highly
respected in that community, has absconded,
taking with him the funds of one of the fire
companies, Of which he was treasurer. 1t is
believed that he sailed for London, having pre-
ViousIy drawn from one of the Banks $4,000
deposited to lis credit.
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Amcriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN, IS 1916.

R,voirrIog ~ NENIco. In another &C.
hmm will - found very important news from
Msvioo The army under Paroles has not or
lv overlhrown the government, but the mos
hostile intentions towards the United States
are avoyed, both by the General and his fol-
Io,yars II these sentiments be real, and not
assumed only as pretext for cXpeling Her
~.fa from the Dictatorship, we may soon en-
5act hostile demonstrations against our army
in Texas f. would be rather mai-0pr0pos to
have a war even with Mexico at the present
moment, on account of the critical condition
Of our relations with England; but if the
Mexican army should commit aggression we
h9pe that sufficient force will be at once call
ed into SERVICE not only to protect our own
soil, but to carry tho war to the city OF MeXi-
20 should il become necessary. There would
be little opposition on the part Of the Mexican
neople, who are crushed by their despotc ru-
lers; nor could the army composed as it is OF
rneu forced into the seIvice) offer resistance
worthy of consideration. The only danger to
be apprehendod from a conflict with Mexico
is, that other powers will interfere, or aid her
bv privateering under her flag. But DO the
result what it may, should she commence hos
Titles, we would chastise her to her hearts
content. We believe that an army Of voGn-
.eers could be Immediately raised, OF sufficient
strength to seize the Mexican caplal-ahd, II
we must have war, we would have it prompt,
ID (1,,ro in Ipyng aided
by volunteers from that State, will be able to
withstand Paredcs and his forces, until we can
send forward such a force as will drive back
and scourge the invaders. Texas now belongs
to the Union, and will be sustained as mem
her Of it under all circumstances, and against
all powers.
We cannot, however, believe, that Paroles
notwithstanding his declaration to that effect
seriously medtates an attack upon Texas He
has obtained what he probably most earnestly
desired, the Dictatorship Of Mexico; and cnce
seated in power, it is not unlikely that he will
calculate more calmly, the consequences of an
attack upon state of the Union. We think
il, therefore possible, that Mr.. Sdel will be
yet received, and that an arrangement may be
made. Mexico is indebted to the United
States; and should she determine to disconti-
nue. all negotiations, and refuse to pay what
she owes our government may find il necessa
ry to take the settlement of the claim into its
own hands, by taking SO much territory in sa-
tisfection Of the debt. We would have neither
more nor less than justice from Mexico and
al other powers.
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ANOLD DIAMOND FOINGtGu t1e.Ns-
AU impr we'd Lases--in Gold ard Silver Just re
ceIved this day from Levi own. and are for snIe
wholesale and retaii at GABRIEL D. CLARK,S
store, water It. Second door FROM Calvert. All per
sons who wish ~ save trouble in making mems and
wish good diamAn pointed pea, which will last for
years, will please cal ana make selection.
ia2S fri
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EMAILY LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS!
E2 tar OK, WILDE g. GO.


FGe London VI nrId of FiShiun f,r Jtuua'v.
large vHrirty OF EuGiuh Papers by the att steamer
fne GIitkpt G." HE Hrarth, Il taIy Tale uf Home,
Ivy jliacs Dickens Est
The Letters anh p.Cches Of o iver Cromwell, by
Thomas Cahyse, complete Ia ruI. So
Clcider or the Fatnlle rIekpUcket, by Rock
or. E.Q l2i
The ~trau IN : wonderful Adventures Of Bach.
eiur Burts'h|, illustrated by 40J Comic en-
gray ms, price 25
Sketches from Life ny I,amn blanchard. edited
by sir l.. BuIwer, BAIT. (Wlley aud Put
uam's Library Is
SnOwdeH, novel, bV Theodore Hook, q
The Royal PayIrittty drs G. re, 2j
Hnrper's illustrated able, No. d., -
larprr's Jew, No. To-, 25
A variety Of Pocket Almanacs, &c.
NO Agents and the trade supplied at publishers
prices, with all the and cheap warks as soon as
issued. TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers.
1t and Jarvis Buildings, North street.
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NEW hats vs.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

MesSrs. Editors Of the Clipper:
W Many are the Ills aud vexations one is subject
to, who sports n shocking bad hat. In Oldrn times
was conceded that "lhe mind is the index of the
man, but now, in this age of proVem aud great
ul cernneht, let the body be the tenement for uiud
OF the uobest attributes, of heart ever so good aud
generous, how liable is the p0ssrssor 10 b. cut. and
passed by unnoticed, if he be not decked in the iran
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
IN TACT, Is now all aud all to constitute the man for
VINO Is not allnred by outward appearances? Ave,
does not 'the learned pate duck to the golden gGd''
more IN 0heisance I" what is on the head Than in IN
Therefore, your readers who would command smiI-
IN" TecoSnIions, and honlrd congratuatons, should
go 10 "KEEVIL'S," % BALTtMoRE STREET. there
purchase HAT cheap, and of u quality 70 o'eI uloss
laultS lhnumerah'e, If such there he, the which,
''Like richest Alchymy,
VIII change to virtu" aud t0 wnrthiness.D
Resnec fully, WILLIAM n. KEEVIL
Ja2o eour AgentIt0r the Proprietor.
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The LATE REGISTER OF THE CRY. Our
readers will have seen, by the proceedings OF
the City Council published yesterday, that
Jesse Hunt, Esq, Register, was removed from
his situation on Monday evening, and DIR.
Graves appointed III his place. We under
staad tina. this proceeding was not in conse-
qnence Of any dissatisfaction with the manner
in which Mr. Hunt has discharged hls duties,
(for il is admitted on all hands, that he has
been a most able, faithful and digent officer, }
but upon the principle of rotation in Office
This principle may be very correct in general,
yet in its application to the chief financial Off
GERS Of the City or State, it is moro doubtful,
because tact, diligence and fidelity are pecu-
liarly necessary in these public iunctionaries.
Ia regard 10 his successor, DR.. Graves, we
have every confidence in his ability and integ-
rty; and have no doubt that he will discharge
the duties Of his Office with credit to himself
and Justice 10 the public interests, We under
stand that lie is industrious and laborious, and
conversant with accounts aud financial opera
tons and Of mpeachabIe integrity.
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WNTATC4rs! WATCHES! VATCHES.
Wv lOO God Lever ant Ieaine Watchps are nox
offered fur sale bY GABRIEL D. CT. ,RK, Water-st.
second door from calvert. Thesr Watches ara ali
ON the b st makers, seeottd ~uh gr. NJ carr and
,iiarrfure are warraniabe. 10 trosr who wish tn
purchase will sell at INV prices, close the stock
pr' vious to receiving the Large oidtr, have now in
Eur"pt, 10 arrive sumttme in March ~ The first of
hIifH. ' .t. r.... lPl -..- ill9
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a l. NJ A N a G.
MOOnls phases.


HEALTH OFFICE, January %, 1896 !
i0eeF, ending Monday morning yts:
lnfantile unknown 10; Scarlet igVpI s; Still born 6;
nrOpsy9 Inflammation of the lungs 1; Pteurisy .;
OtgaHic disease of the heart .; Measles O. Lroup 3;
Consumption {; Catarrhal fever 3; Corvulsions 2;
Teethtng !; Dropsy in the head |; Small pox 10;
Adult unknown !; Ap0pexy A; Cancer /; Old age y;
Under year,...... IS Between and 1915
Between and b.. g 10 and 2l,..4
g 2and 81. 9 Above 2l,...... 36-8I.
Males, a. females 39--bl. OF which number Is
were coored persons-2ree, slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of Health.
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Nj AR RIEI)

On the o5h inst by Rev. l.. F. Morgan, JOHN H.
WILSON to ELIZABETH L.PARKs, all OF this city.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr., Atkinson, CHARLES
II. IuMBLESoN TO Miss SARAH DoNOHUE, all of this
city.
On the 18Th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Best, SOLOMON So
WARD TO LoUIsA BAKER, all of this city.
In thi cry glib inst. by Rev. A. Webster, Wh ID.
WILSON to Miss HETHTA e. SANDERS, both of Har-
E,Fdp
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A CARD. IOo GOLD WATrAes

.n9 A GARD. 100 GOLD WATCHES
WT5N Those who wish u p irchase handsome
Is1 5RWatch and CHAIN for New Years gifts, are
@SA:<sSpartIcu ly invited 20 call and exaniRpG. ID
Oh Rk'S large stock Of G0li Watches, which are
just received, and will he sold at such Prices that all
can wear Gold Watch. al and 81 e, allthOsa who
wanl bargains in W. Iches aud all scriplioas oi
JeweIry. Store Water street. Second door from Cat
vert st. ir98
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yENHE SUCCESS OF GuUHaUD,S
ITALIAN MEDtt,aTED SOa

in the removal of Erysiptlas, ScrufuIa,. Rinpworm
Pnsues 'ioches, Spots, Tan Fteek ies, slalowness
is unparalleled IN IN" hiSory Of Chr,u,sy IN addi-
ton 10 It's great usefulness As cIrarfsr and whitea-
of the skin, is the most dfiicious Shaving (,ofn
pound kn1wn--and can he used with either bardor
salt water. GOURAUD'S POuDBES SUyTIIEs
Will positively eStrpate every vestige Of supetfoH
human hair and tat, too without injuriny the lsos
delicate skin.
For sale by SfTH 8. HANcs, log Baltimore street.
dha eoihet vi Nhafics ahe frattsts., OIL
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A THIN DRESS. An exchange paper under
the head Of Good advice, " advises young men
70 ''wrop Il emsclvcs Up in their virtue -
A con'' mPoray well says Many of them
would tc,2e u death next winter il they had
no warmer covering "
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DEATH or MISSIONARIES. Theodosia r.
wife of the American missionary, w. }, Pohl'
man, died at Annoy, Sept 80 She left the
the United States in 1889, aud was the last
survivor of her female companions, Mrs.
Clarissa d., wife of E. Doty, Anne rican mis-
81 onaIy, died at Annoy. Oct 5.
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MURRNN IN FRuir. a great proportion OF
theappIrS in the London market are affected, so
as TO prevent their K eping. The same has
been ticed very extensively in the 'sott
fruits" md i is matter o EXTENSIVE exp nj
ence III ho' sehnId eCon'my that pr, serves will
not Tins season keen iheir llsnnl nerind.
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THEATRICAL. Mr. and Mrs. Kean have per-
formed Richard III. at the Park Theatre for
l6 nights in succession, The total receipts
were 200. They have performed 100 nights
in this country, and have realized, IL is said,
10000.
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6g- INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. An ad-
jnurned meeting Of The Com any ,vlll be held at the
hNll OF ne Engine House an THIS (Wednesdayl
EVENING, 2Sth inst at 7 O'Clock Bl order,
ltF w. II. Is. FUSSELBAUGH, Sec. pro TEN.
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FALsEHooD.-Hieroccs saysthis: 'when we
are in condition to overthrow f,'seho and
error. we ought not to do it with vehemence,
nor insultingIy, aud with an air of contempt;
but to lay open the truth, and with answers
full of mdness to refu'e the ialsehood"
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{G5- DEPTFORD FIRE COMPANY. special
meGting nf the neptfn Fire COMPANY will be held
IN Their Hall on THIS "wednesday EVENING, 2sh
INST, at O'Clock AS business of importance will
be submitted, punctual attendance il requested.
1t by order, TAOS. NRWM AN. Stcty.
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Srocgs IN NEW YosK. The Express of
NJ ,,doy ovecipg sovs.--oTbo market ro,,irs
~ ,...,'..,, ,'s .,'
hf'her advance Inc sales are very large,
:. 0bio ~ f.a Nov, yorL e. !. I,a;.ua
o'"uS l--' Na"''a''an D"nN i-Z' NalIonal
BAuk -; Pennsylvania SIS l-2; Farmers
Loan SIS; Morris l-s Housatonic 2, Read
In, o. Canton ! 10. Harlan q. Nor,,ioh ,od
W.. @. ~, po.,a., a. I.II
o''e'''' ','' East ''0S'o' ''~' Long ISL
and . ga NO better commentary is wanted
than the above, upon the probability of u war
with England. While war seemed probable,
docI;no 40 ronid no ,his ,A,o,oo toaL ,I,oo
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10 ann ~ being the Ist and ID drawn Nos, each $50
II and &c, being the 3 and 4ih drawn Nos each 40
81 ana ~, being the 5lh aud 9th; or Ia and AZ be-
llg the 9Th and 8th drawn Nos. each 30
20 ana ~ being the Oh and 0th; or q and So be.
An ing ION and ith drawn Nos. each $40
All HAVING TWO Of the drawn Nos on Them each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on s
IL EMORY, No, 9 ~ CaIyert-st
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A Cool APOLOGY. Oh!' said poor suffer
er to dentist, ''ihat IL the secoud wrong tooth
you've pulled OUT" Every sorry s'r," said the
bunder'ng operator. shut as there were only
three when began, I'm sure to be right next
timc.n
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SERVED IIIM RrGHr. The Philadelphia
Eagle states that young man died at MrIvlllo,
on Thursday last, from the effect of drinking
twenty-ono small glasses of brandy without
leaving the bar.
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COURSE OF LECTURES-aSBURY SUNDAY
SCHOOL, No. I. c ,urse c0n,i ting of six Lee
lures by eenemea Of distinguished ah iiy will he.
delivered in the Light street Methodist &. Church.
com mencimg on FRIDAY EVENING 3uIh inst and
following on the MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ING ! OF each successive week, until the completion
of the course The introductory Lecture will he de
hvered BY PARK BENJAMlE, Esq The proceeds are
TO he appropriated 10 The ena cement Of the sabbath
school Library. Tickets, adTpItting gentleman and
lady, ST.: or single tickets, to Lecture CENTS
may be Obtained at the principal Bookstores. jazz 81
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A FEELING HysB,ND.-A gentleman was
walked III the night and lold that hls wife was
dead. He TUNED round, drew the cuvelet
closer, pulled down his night cap, and muttared
to himself as he went to sleep again, "Ah, how
rrieyed shall he in the morning"
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ii COSf HtLl UsA1A -! ptDt,y p,IDu
of $1,000, met 81, 50,D in whole tic ket comb
II 80 S. Package No !, in Yesterdays Lottery, we
sold To citizen Of Balumore for S. Virginia note
We are in perfect food Of luck at our pOpul II old
office, opposlte BarnHnl's, where all pers pc
lIIely invited to try their fortune in Lotteries. The
largest and best of Lo terry tickets to be
found in the city always be seen at our Office
EMORY & co . Calvert street,
ia27 Baltimore MARYLAND
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T}' QUARTER TICKET. numbers 90 AZ 48, the
canlta prlzt Of $4,000 in Saturdays Lottery, sold by
EMVtY CO., Opposite Bdrnum's, has been pre-
Sehted ahd cashrd IN GJd by the above named cee-
brated Lottery firm. II
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REGlsrER's Accounts. The joint commit
tee Of the City Council appointed t. examine
the Registers accounts, made report on
Monday last. They state that they found all
the vouchers perfectly correct, and the receipts
and expenditures in strict accordance with the
summary as published in his annual report
The report concludes it'll saying that "the
committee take pleasure in stating, that all The
books of the department have been kept in
the most perfect order, and the result OF the
whole examination has been such IS 10 give
entire satisfaction 10 them, aud 10 reflect the
highest credit upon the Register and his assist
ants'' The committee consisted of William
Baker, B. II. Richardson, and ii. r. Louder
man, of the Second Branch; and William NJ
Starr and Joseph Nelson, Jr,, of the First
Branch.
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EXPEDITION TO AFRICA. A new expedition
has recently sailed from Liverpool for the in
terror of Western Africa, under the control of
Mr., G. w. Daniel, surgeon of some expert
ence, in order to explore further the discove-
ries of Mr.. M'GIegor Laird and others, and
from which it is expected that some very I'M
portant commercial, as well as political, inGor-
nation and advantages will be obtained
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OYSTERS VS.. THEATRicALs. The Philadel-
phia Keystone denies that Wemyss, the ex-
manager, is keeping IN oyster cellar in that
city. 1t says no is playing nightly at the Wal
nut street Theatre.
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RIGHT OF WAY. a petition from Phiadel.
phia city and county was presented to tho
Pennsylvania Legislature on Monday, in favor
of granting the right of way TO tile Baltimore
s. Ohio Railroad.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-28

{G5~ The well known Lottery firm of EMORY &
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