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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN ENDUsTR

fENCtFUtEA GSlE AMERICAN IND GsTNh 7.
,y.,.,, Who will send to France for BoOn
GAPSN when the subscriber will make such
H. that for neamess, comfort and dur
IS ability, cannot be surpassed by any
81 workmeu in the world
klssHa Public attention is respectfully in.
Tssa& VitCd 10 this suggestion.
MzEEalsI PRICES are as follows:
sssSssEA Dress Boots, stitched.... go. S5a5,5O
T5f&a5ih. pegged .......... 3.5U
2AE7 Water proof double goled lined
l@Ool O,UU
Water proof double soled lined Boots pegged, 4a4.50
Cork soled pegged Bootss ..5a5.50
SAM'L ROBINSON, Ii Eutaw-st
n2S-y Opposite Western Bank.
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A BANK TELLER MlssMG. Joseph F. Rea-
dy, the teller of the Bank of British North
America, at Montreal, has absconded with
$4,000 Of the Bank. A reward of $500 is Of
fered for him.
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]VEHS5s-a equal to any that are manufactured in
this or any city in the union. He also
would return thanks 10 his friends and customers fol
their kind patronage and would ask continuance OF
the same.
~. D. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5-y SAMUEL Buckley,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-29

The Ono LIFE Insurance AND TRUST Co.
The bill granting this Company the power of
issuing notes of circulation, by constituting it.
self bank, either state or independent, has
passed the Legislature.
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTOR

Second St.. Baltimore, where he intends Ia manufac
tuTe BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, q,
every description, in the most fashionable and ap
proved Styles Of The bet workmanship and material
waraRed TO and iii equal 10 any in This or any
other city in the Union. He would also embrace li
opportunity Of returning thanks to his uUme fNus cRs
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, AMI respectfully soiCis q continuance Of thu
.n-!s. n!!C-s Ss follows;
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do peg2Gd, $50
Double sole lined water proof Boots, stitched, 600
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, s 80
Dc Al orders filed at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail.
se6-tf SAMUEL J. HANDY.
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BOOT FACTORY.

The subscriber having opened store
No. PAL WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side.
would respectfully inform his frienda
IN the public generally, that he is pre-
pare ! to manufacture BOOTS, seWed
or pegged, that cannot be eXcelied in
materials, workmanship or neatness OF
fit, which he will guarantee shall wear
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MEDICAL. nEEICE-

NO. q SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door iDm BdumUrG-st going towards the Dock
FENAi< Il NOhIGE3 of Dr.. ROGERS NAME on
VI different parts OF the Office,
Altynda.Ce tom s a. M. III 10 at night.
CURE Wv9Rk.8N7 ED.
fss- NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
| n 4
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4 uc1NA CORDIAL. or THE ELIXIR OF

n. h, Gemcs,bss tho Mo-. SIS, rs the genu5ns arti-
e,. are f el!a AT 80 other piaCu IN Baltimore al&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

mainly from the obstruction navigation 70 the Dea~ae
river and from alleged decrease in The amount OF 'os
which would be occasioned. The bill IS supported oE le
extensive coal interest Of Eastern Pennsylvania ano us
passage urged BY those who represent iha: interest,"
demand Of Justice Should The work be constructed our
Eastern would ind and ready market at Ne"
York which does possess. The last section OF
.he bill IS now under consideration rs passage through
the Senate Tow seems certain
The House Of Representative passed two Important
bills through Committee Of the Whole to-day one pro-
vides Tor reduction the State debt By creating sink
ing fund the other for consolidation OF state loans
The former contains section laying tax coal This
tax will be most uncomproms.nely resisted ard rom
present indications cannot be caused
The affairs OF The Lehigh County Bank haVinS nhoer.
gone second investigation, and as consequence OH
having been reported for repeal CT its charter M BEACH,
principal s;ocShoter, has presented an aole FeLloh-
STRANGE against the passage OF the BILL his memorial mas
been referred the Committee on Banks, who axe IN
strcted 20 take the testimony OF the Cashier. IN addition
Beach wshe. the Bank removed from Allentown TO Var
rem Bitter sreudces against the institution have been
ensendered in the County which located At present.
which have resulted persecution that Will De satsned
with nothing short of humiliation.
Resolutions OF instruction in favor OF Naval Depot AT
Ere In introduced by Mr. Johnson, unanimous
IL passed the House yesterday.
The Canal Commissioners have not yet presented ther
estimate of the damage done the public WORKS oy The
late Il is thought that the amount required LOT Ee
repair viii not exceed hundred thousand dollars
Under the influence Of the charming weather OF the
last week vegetation begins give signs OF coming iorth
The hum business Is In all our streets and everything
2orends thriving season. Yours, truly, FEM.
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Matters in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA March Is, lsi6.
Our CITY has been all excitement today, In conse'
ouence OF the wariike news from Washington the Presi
dents Message being looked upon AS almost enrely TO
preclude the possibility maintaining peace between
this country and Great Britan-whe the Mexican ru-
rors are only calculated increase alarm In fact the
and three curths of people in this section OF the
country aver the thing is inevitable.
The stock sales 10 day were quite limited. and
everything had downward tendency. Pennsylvania
Ewes closed nj S9S decline OF I! Reading Bonds and
shares each fell of T. Morris Canal H. Noristown Rail.
road Il. Vcksburg l. Schuylkl Navigation I, Girard
Bank . Morris Canal sold heavy at l6s Reading shares
at lot, and Vicksburg At o..
The packet ship Susquehanna Capt. Farley ar
rived this morning in 81 days from Liverpool There Is
quite a beet OF vessels below bound up.
A gentleman, attending an auction sale at Shep-
perds clothing store this morning had his pocket pick
ed of book containing about $40.
The funeral of the late Editor of the Saturday
Courier Ezra Holden Esq. viii take place tomorrow
morning and will no doubt be numerously attended,
Mr. II was universally beloved
The case OF Rev. Thomas b. Tibbals, an elderly
gentleman charged by Miss Everson with being the
father of egitimate child has been postponed until
the next term the Court Of Sessions. Mr. T. believe,
is An injured man. from the fact that be has a large
family is universally esteemed and that the Character Oh
the girl is any thing else but good
A Durham helier, years old, was exhibited In
Dock st. this afternoon weighing 500 pounds IL was
raised and fattened in Delaware by Mr.. Ray bold.
The river fronting the city is now unusually high.
caused doubt by the heavy rain Of last evening and
this morning.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 60. lsAs.
Tn, prerideni,. Message.

AS have observed for some days, Mr.. foih
takes the wind from the War quarter at presenI,
He has receded altogether from Calhoun. ~ anu
Peace, and is clear back on Cas- Aiien' - "
The Baltimore Resolution He has apparently aosn'
aoned all expectation probably ad desire, OF speedy
.e,,,erent Of tho Oregon Question and, In view OF
The ,,or,onts of that and the cloud of War gathering
in the eouth West, is calling upon Congress 10 arm
The country and put 1t in posture OF defence The
call. We trust, will be promptly responded to. 40
herring War as we do, we yet feel that ii would be
unwjse and foolhardy to make no provision Tor Inc
,,srs on which our Executive is precipitating the
Nation. Loaihing every diversion OF Human Laoor
N the fabricatng Of instruments of courage, we yet
feel that preparation toavert modify the caiamueo
of War may often prevent slaughter, and can never
necessarily cause it. Betterspend millions on deieh
sive works than suffer the confngration by hostile
force of eycn one of our great cities While there
fore. we would greatly prefer that the Executive
should pursue different policy from that whichren-
ders Aiming expedent, we yet trust that since the
oecessty exists, il will be provided for no matter
how created. The President ID legitimately the
chief repository of all confidential information, rom
whatever quarter transmitted, revealing dangers 10
the National welLbeing. When ne calls Tor arna-
ments, lot Congress provide them Wiihou. neSi'a'on
casting on him the responsibility Let II never DC
said TINT War found unprepared because Con
o,ess and especially the Wings in Congress- neglect
cd mr. disreparded the Presidents recommendation
On nrenare for IL
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man whenever i. suit. his convenience should commu

man whenever it suits his convenience, should comu'
nica,e the Senate.
Mr. BENTON understood to say tina, he bad receiT-
ed no verbal communication bur that in matters oil ,ns
kind always looked the heads of departments as me
organs oil the President
Mr. CAss II understand the Message ar'sh. the RE
sdent recommends sill greater ernanents than ~eIe
recommended by the Secretary ofWsr desire 10 near
that portion Of the Message read again.
Mr. WEBSTER. He Gays greater ornaments shan re-
commended in the early OF TIE sesston-not steare'
thar recommended BY the Secretary Of War
the portion of the Message alluded 70 was then al
the Request OF Mr. CAss. read
SIR. CAss then said merely remark 'hss after US
Ing every possible EFFORT carry my resolutions mo
effect thought they had gone sleep the siumoeF oil
the dead. am heartily rejoiced that they nave osen
resuscirated aud certainly am the more grained
when thai resuscation has been effected oy an ESecu
tive Message. and not by British cannon
Mr. J. NJ CLAYTON. Ii am liberty TO GO go.
should Ike 10 AK how many .hips recommended 70
be built
Mr. FAIRFIELD. am not able 70 answer that question.
paid but ittle attention 70 the believing thas the
recommendation OF the Secretary OF the Navy was ade
ouaie 10 the exigency. IL passed out Of my mind.
On motion OF Mr.. BERaIEN the Senate then proceed
ed 10 the consideration of Executive business.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
A National Fair.

It's in contemplation, learn, 10 hold at the ciIy
of Washington, some time in the month OF May next a
National Fair FOX tie exhibition OF specimens OF Anier'
csn ar, and Industry in all tie branches OF dornes'c
lsbor. Some of cur enerprsns manufacturers and ar
llama saws the Baltimore American. are zaalousy em
poved in concerting the preliminary arrangements Tor
mi. Grand occasion and enough has been already Done
10 give assurance thai the design Will ee successfully
carried out, and on large scale.
The following card signed b. Members OF both poI''
cal parties appeared in National Integencer yesie-
day
House OF REPRESENTATIVES March "a 1910.
With view 20 furnish correct Information IN regard 10
the character prices and crteut OF American Manu,ac
lures as well as to misrepresentation on mai
subject the undersigned respectfully invite the Artisans
Mechanics and Manufacturers OF The United STATES 20
send specimens of their various productions WIN tne
prices 70 be compared with the British manufactures
sent from Manchester, and now being exhibited In tue
room of the Committee on the Post Oihce and fost
Roads influence the action oil congress III t!as0n ~
sn6rsY S,swart lanes Black Jacob Erdmsn.
Iams, Tbou,usou J : Yost Abm. Mcllvsne
ch'd Brodhsad, Jes buihngteo' Joan biancnatu
Nsx Ramsey John StrohuI. James Pollock.
Moses MCLEAN, John IL Ewing " parrash'
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the bill referred TO- (audipg that introduced into
the Assembly by Mr. Deyein VIII 10 any degree carry
out lis good Intentions most ardenty do we hope that II
may become law The shark-ke rapacity with which
the nopcy Emgran is sought for By plunderins mis-
creants has been sin and areprosch 70 ustceanc bu
mainly" fAbony Eueains Journal.
Il We cordially Join in the hope and wish OF
the Journal and though e few days SINCE we ue''in
ed expressing an opinion on Mr. " oi"' y" "91.
y concur 10 its objects and approve genefaiiy Vi "'
,yoyisions These prescribe that all clearinghouse
Lo.,e,s and forwarding or transportation establish
,cn,s shall be prohibited from employing agents or
runners bat those Of approved good moral character
and who shall be licensed and give bonds Tor good
behavior and that all such establishments to be IL
censed shall keep printed rates OF charges In diner
en-, languages and give bonds for the faithful per-
Sormance of all contracts and that no person shall
be allowed to contract to carry Immigrants who does
no, keep an Office and conform 10 the above condi
tons.
The bill also gives the Common Council the power
of licensing vessels to bring Immigrants from ships In
Quarantine TO the City and that all owners OF ships
and consignees Of passengers shall be required 10
LAID them on particular wharf set apart for tnat
purpose The Last clause provides that no boarding
house keeper shall have a lciD, except by written
contract on baggage or freight, either for board or
storage Of such voyage.
We have been informed that member OF our
delegation from this city who has introduced another
bill opposes Mr.. D. on the groundofi,s Interference
with that which only concerns this City and which
ohorId he left to the action OF its authorities. we
differ from him in thisreepect and consider the object
contemplated by the 6illonc in which all the State
is directly Interested, and therefore proper subject
for State legislation. All this State. did we say
Yes, all the United States. We therefore hope the
New-York delegation will report the bill complete
Immediately. and that it may become law
49,, ,,o,.ry :, Iac,rr;no IN fnlI hcuses in Nor
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Appointments by the President,

By and 9Th the adcice aud consent Of the Senate
THoMA. MussEY, Collector of Customs for the Dis.
trct of New.London Conn., vice Charles F. Lester de-
ceased
CHARLES s. A. DAVIS Surveyor Of the District and In.
spector of Revenue for the Port Of wHaven, Conn.,
vice Charles A. Judson, removed.
WILLIAM A. PRIrcHARD, Collector Of Customs for the
District of Camden. and Inspector OF Revenue for the
Port of Elizabeth City, N C. vice George W. Charles re-
moved
CHnsro PIER R. DICKSON. to be Deputy Postmaster
at Jackson Miss. vice Howell Hobbs. removed
ALEXANDER B. MEEK, Attorney of the United States
for the Southern District OF Ala vice George j. 3 Walk
err whose commission has expired.
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HILLS ISFALLIsLE Observation-Disclosures IL Ia VaIns
all Eradicate pyrasis or dandruf and al "a
foatons OF the cuce scalp, stay aiopecy or The iAis
OF the hair lost hair prevent gray hahs Keep ~
hair moist &c OF which tesnhed 10 oy hunoeds OF w
most socab cil!z-ns Of this and other Cities f-w1
Ivhtcb GoS jusayus o. West, Master OF brig Gal7es
ton; Boarding House, No. 81 Futon.st brooklJnj u
Michel srniths 81 Brooklyn D. Strong III Prarl.s N "
L. Wilson IlS Broad-st N. Y; L. T. Davis. Eurlipgshp
wholes sle retail the principal Office No. %
Nasssu-.t AGEScIEs-J. Jarvis, 635 Broadway; M ~
rards IT'S Grsnd-st; Ar T. sewe 47s Crand.;l; nfs M
Soan 5S4 Grsnds and at the principal wnoisss o'us
and fancy goods stores all OF whom nave cet.li.
eo,a,y,r Ill 20 MA 3truTh1 Sat
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From the Boston Courier.
oTHELLO IN CONGRESS.

OR THE ArosrRoPHE sAUsAGEIvoRoUs.
Mosr potent grave and reverend Representatives.
NV very noble and approved porkonians'
That have gobbled up this greasy sausage
IL ia most true. True have boiled IT,
And wiped my chops with an old newspaper
The very stretch and grin OF my voracity
Hath this extent-no more. Rude arc my Jaws,
And little Rraced with nceties OF soldering
For since these gums OF mine nau seven years tco,o'
Till now some nine moons wasted, they have used
Their keenest action upon head and pluck,
And little of the whole hog can squeak
More than pertains to leats of broed wbisker,
And therefore leanly have creased my grlnoer'
la munching for myself. Yet by my patience
I will a round. unvarnished tail deliver
ofmv whole course of pig what trpes what uotters,
What big black .puddngs and what rehty sausage
fFor such pork feeding am charged Witnai,)
gormandzcd In greasy dignity.
Sweet piggy loved me-oit delighted me,
And piprish was the story ofmy Lille,
From year TO year. the nbbles, bites and cnumpines
I creased II through, even from my boyish days
TO the very moment when you caught me at 1t.
And can speak of the most eippery landings.
Ofmoving accidents by shower and gridiron,
or hair breath scapes enough 10 SINCE your orlstes
When suuealing gruniers died on point oil foN.
OF pers in smoke house and drippipgpan,
Ofbeinc baked In the insolent dough,
In pot.pe slavery. OF my nuzziing since
And iii bits in my Congress history
Wherein of antics vast and speeches idle,
Fis,cutfs fudge and fbs whose heads touch heaven,
Twas my bad luck to hear such was the CANNON
or swsgrcring cannibals that each other eat
The Anthro pyGagi-the men whose tongues
Ara broader than their shuulders-mighty bores.
Yet. still the House affairs" kept me from dinner
AN empty chat and draft which observing,
Clapped n fried sausage III my orecches pocket,
Wrapped in a ragged " Madisonian."
Whereof by parcels had something smet,
But nsucht distinctly. So clutched and bit II.
Before high Heaven Twas fnt; twas passing fat.
'Tyas peppery twas wondrous peppery
wished had not bit it; yet wished
Ohio pigs had made me such sausage,
So cetawampously to be chawed up.
--Of this end dodge.
You quiz me for the saussge1 have munched.
And I stump you 10 bite harder one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

r2- Ii you have Pmpe, Frecsles or Scurvy, you ~
have them cured aud The akin and complexion msSe
perfectly clear and healthy II you have Salt hhenn LII
can be cured thoroughly for 80 cents II you nave yeys
or dark ssip head honest Truth That
chemical ap) cure YOU and make your skin smoon
clear white and healthy 1t indeed miracle %oh s
and blessing any disease Disagreement or te n,
acting mildly emoenty and surely. Many think because
advertised OF The pulls OF The day Let s1ea
try only They get none but The genuine
Soap al The sign of the American Eagle 80 Chatham 0o
S2l Broadway, N. Y; and $50 Futon.st. Brooklyn.
l,.unI
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SILVER PLArT Nc FLuIp.-John J. Brown & Co. iaa
Fulton street Nassau, manufacture article for
plating casters candestcks any kind Of plated goods
which whether the fluid be genuine silver not it has
all tho appearance of it, and have the assurance Of
those who have used that it he all the durability and
lustro of the purcst silver 1t is convenient article
and will be found uneflI in evrry fnmilv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

r. II Is potent desdcratum TO have ones nal cu.
cnfed and wsskers trimmed In such manner 81 mol WI
ouire brush or comb them all the while 10 keep Ioen
IN order and who well qualified 10 perform me ope,s
lion so AS 10 avoid that Hi the inmiiable eu
OF hair and whskers Nassau, corner OF Ptnest
be has just tted Up his ONCE in the neatest and non
able style OF any IN the United States Also supeuy
elegant Spring style OF cutting, curling hair and
aud hu only can do IL Try bin. m24St TuinAe
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Business Notices.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT

BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
Communicated for the Express
Persons should be cautious in purchasing India Rub
Der Goods to inquire whether they are made OF Good
years Insolube Rubber and bear his STAMP all other
simulated goods commercials and the redrS as well
as the manufacturer authorized in saying will be
prosecuted by Mr.. Goodyear, who is not only the only
Pstentee for the article called SHRED Goods but 10
also the only Inventor and Paentee for the peculiar pro-
cess manufacturing the nsoube Indie Rubber threads
with which the SHRED Goods made, which Is EN-
braced in tro patents.
In addition to this Mr.. Goodyear has Patent for the
Shrripg Machine, by which the goods are made. Ar'
Goodyears right this patent has lately been contested
at the Patent Office and the decision OF the Commission
against the person who contested Mr. Goodyears
right.
The Patent advertised by Horace H. Day, as having
been granted him. merely for an addition To the
Stirring machine of Goodyear and that machine now in
use by him is direct Infringement upon Dir. Goodyear
and so the Patent Office have decided. The vendors of
SHRED Goods will therefore that in selling the spn
rtous article" they violate four of Goodyears Patents.
Proofs from the Record.
PATENT OFFICE 17th January, le46.
Sr:-In reply to your OF this date, have 10 inform
you that does not appear from the records OF This ONCE
that any Patent has been granted TO Horace H. Day for
process in the preparation Of India Rubber for manu-
featuring purposes Very respectfully, yours, sc.
EDMUND BURKE, Com. OF Patents.
WILLIAM JuDsoN Esq.
PATENT OFFICE, Sept. II, lsi5.
Sir In reply TO yours Of the 18th inst can only say
that Of any Other patent being issued for
Ike manuf aetre Of Shirred Goods" Than the one to
which you alude granted to Charles Goodyear
Very respectfully. your obi serr't
II. II. SYLVESTER. Acting Com. of Patents
Mr. WILLIAM JUpsoS, 81 Wiliian.st. N. Y.
U. s. PATENT OFFICE.
Washington City, Feb. 5, 1886
Sir-Yon are hereby informed that in the case Of In
reference between your claims and those of Solomon
c. Warner upon which hearing appointed 10 take
place on the Sd Monday January 1916 the question of
priority OF invention has been decided IN your Jaeor.
Yours, respectfully, EDMUND bOhhE,
To CHARLES GOODYEAR. Com. OF Patents
SHRED suspenders, together with all other articles
manufactured from Insouble India Rubber, for sale
wholesale and retail, by GEORGE BEECHER,
Manufacturers Agent, 100 Broadway.
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-1s@ Numerous testimonials from Physicians and 9th
ers proving the superiority OF B. A Fshpe'ock's Yer
mituse all ether remedies for both in chill
dren and adults can exhibited by the propretors B.
A. Fahnestock & Co. No. 10 John.st. Retail price, Is
cen per bottle. m2i TuTh&Sstd