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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT ON TIN ST, LAWRENCE
In another column will be found 3 letter from
Rev. JOHN s c. ABBOTT of this City containing q
minute and graphic description Of the sinking Of
the steamer Rowland Hill on the St Lawrence on
"Wednesday evening last Mr.. Abbott pas
senger board the Quebec when she struck the itnt
ed s:eamcr and eyewitness OF the appalling scenes
that followed the collision.
The number of lives los, by the ecciden, is not known
but We hope i, may prove have been small II IS
little remarkable, considering the time when the coils
ION occurred that large proportion Of the passen
gers saved.
Mr.. Abbott informs va that R NJ BLArcHroRp Esq OF
this City, whowas in Montreal when the Rowland Nm
left on her fatal voyage was prevented from taking pas
sage in her only by triuc occurrence which made
it necessary for him 10 rinSiu another dsy A kind
Providence appears 10 have preserved him from tn,
mos, appalling danger.
Our wTmest thanks are due 10 Mr. Abbot, for his in
,eres,ns letter and for its delivery TO US al the earliest
possible moment Such favors from our friends we
shall always highly appreciate.
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There is no more determined Wing in the t. 5
Senate than SPENCER J,RNAGIS of Tennessee
He may have erred in conforming TO the perempto-
ny Instructions OF the Tennessee Legislature. re-
curing him TO vote for cutting down the Tariff but
we are sure he acted conscieutiously. II must be
remembered that the doctrine OF Instructions has
always been recognized in Tennessee, and that
several OF her Senator'S have resigned their seats
when instructed 10 vote their consciences would
not permit. Mr.. Jarnssn stood ready 10 resign if
that would have defeated the bill but it would not,
he stood aside and gave Mr. Dallas the chance OF
defeating /, ii he would, Mr.. D promptly voted as
Polk and Walker desired. Then it was demon
strated that rcsigning his sea, woald do no good
so Mr. J held on and voted for the bill.
We hope this doctrine OF the binding force OF
Legislative Instructions viii be promptly repudist
ed by all Wings $; least 1t utterly nulhaes
the Constitutional provision that Senators Of the
United States shall be chosen FOR SIN years, Ii
is doing mischief continually and good never
S6l. Senator elected with the understanding
tina, he viii conform to Instructions has no choice
but TO do So,
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ar. ocore., iiser:as on so-se points IS It would
sppssr. t-nts re IseHy Of the c0rsises, sssm;Esa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

JUDICIAL RrroRN-It will be seen by the letter
OF our attentive correspondent a, Albany that the
Convention has at length reached the important
subject OF Judicial Reform The article of Amend
mens proposed by majority osthe Committee and
the propositions presented by Messrs O'CoSoR,
KIRKLAND. BAscoa, Looms and WHITE should
Ill be attsntively considered We may have some.
thing 70 say on the subjec, when time and nom A.
low US chance 70 be heard,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

oHIo.-Gen. ]. L. TAILOR OF Ross Co. is the
Wms candidate icr Congress III the With Dis
trict, now composed Of Adams, Jackson, Pike, Ross
and Scioto Counties As the State was Ger-yman-
dered by the Looos in 1928 it embraced Hooking
instead OF Scioto, elecsins Allen g. Thurman. Loxo.
10 Congress, and giving Polk log majority oy Pres.
iden; but the present District gave 500 ioy Clay.
Ss6s for Polk aud 100 Tor Birney and We trust len
Tsylors election is not doubtful The shameful
districtng whereby the Loco-Focos were enabled
in 1874 to elect ID on, OF 81 Congressman from a
State which gave Mr.. Clay 5,a4o majority has been
corrected and we may look for the election OF Il
Wing Members to the mex, Congress.
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GEORGE Il. EVANS. J
WILLIAM WEST. Committee.
!. McCLATCHY,
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go -, 80 $500

g There ,a4l. II each comfy Je County Court which
-h.u nave The Jurisdiction now existing te Couutv
Courts -i5ieot MODIFICATION and alteration bv law and
such equity 4Gd other jurisdiction mag conferred
- aS-
Judge. me County Court each them mall alone hold
Comfy Court; -t district Tor The trial and DISPOSITION
OF cyi cases Il criminal ca-- OF lie Aldermen of
he C % Nev-i OK sha. be- Associated III an- ere OF
.sid district Judges Il zach OF LIE other judicial district.
a-r- shsi % district Judge Of tn County Court NJ shall
alone hold coGrts Tor Tie Al and disposition OF civil
L rash county II bis district liz criminal lie Two
county ldses sha-! - a--0ctsi-! Sh HIN T5= ler OF
Once OF s5i cisrc; Judges la. - years Ter sa. Be
appointed by e JOINT ballot OF The Senate and Assembly,?
Any district Judge appointed 10 III vacancy -haii hold his
Once for wears.
Tie ts.c; gdges Of one district may hold any
ot.r district, All -2i 90 when required oy .aS and
,sic distract judges H.ay be authorized oy aw ~ hold cir
GU. courts.
There saa II each county First Judge and ..sso
cake Judge They shall be -ec;ed ~ The qualified elect
OF ch county AID shall hold thelr Offices Tor fOgr
yekE The E!rs Judge saA have ena exercise The pow
ard G-.-s Surrogate as County. Eacn Of SAID
GCu1rv Judges sas also s4yr aLc such other
poyveT- and Jurisdiction riay conferred 5v law Pro
vsor shall made ov law tof OF vacancy IN tIe
oce OF sad Fist Judge ard Associate Judge or either OF
them and for ice OF ,s rablv of them
or eaer CT aec- % perform any OF their ocis 6ui!e.
% Appeals :c. the judgment. or DEGREES OF Ccusry
Gear. sa ne Trough % ne Superior cou Of nc p.s,y:s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

Attorney General shall De elected al the tines and
places Of choosing The Governor, and shall hold oce
tor tie i--n-
The Treasurer shall be appointed annually on th-
trsi Tuesday February BY he open -rd uoce Of
Legislature ard by majority OF all the 7ote,
4nrrr -Ga De elected. b. plurality ~ votes az the
times laf places Of choosing MEMBER Of Assembly sec
retsTy u STATE Com 2tro-f state Engineer and sur
vryOr, rer Cana COm-0nrrs, and a:es Inspectors of
STAKE P1-cGs Under tler frst election they -lalI
-pectIve!y hold er OFFICES for The term prescDef IN tic
next section Of tn, Article aad thereafter Tor Three y-af-
respectively.
q. OF lie officers frsr elected under the preceding sec
ton the Eu-iuer and surveyor shall hold nj Office
Tor year in- Comptroller for so years and ecre-
rarv Of STATE three years The Cana!
and Inspector OF Prisons having creates, number
OF vote shall aolt he Offices for three rear. those having
the next greatest number VI shall hold heir Offices Tor
Two wears and che one wear In cas-. OF an
equality the number OF for either OF the offices OF
onef or Inspector, pho shall isi elected the
FERN ri ih-ir Office -ha!! be determined BIZ lot,
~ case there shall De equality IL the number OF
votes i9f any Officer 10 De elected under this article 30 tia,
there shan o no Choice IN OF Tue death
non. removal, Other disability of either Of IT,. officers
MENTIONED II the third section o; iGi article In.
70 perform tue dulles OF the oce for the term residue
q ,l- GnexptTed Term, a. The NAV oe.
> me Lieut. Governor, Speaker OF tie Assembly, -.
cr-af OF state Comptroller Treasurer Attorney GENERA!
ard staie EnE1Ge-r and Surveyor shall the Commits
sloner- Of The Land Once.
The Lieut. Governor, Secretary Of state Comptroller
treasurer and Attorney General shall be the Commission
ers OF ;Ae Cana. Fund
The Canal Boezd shall consist Of The Commissioners Of
the Ctna Fuud The Engineers and surveyor, and
the Canal CoInris -ionrrs-
prescribed 5y sA be cosen or appoint
et shall be prescribed By he aW existing o. the TINE
Of ;heir appointment
for and pay 10 me Treasurer Of the State al perausiies OF
r. III oSesrs ssV.sg sa.sr's. issesss Judicial cnssr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

GRAND AFTERNOON Il MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION, TO ANNAPOLIS, BY THE CHES-
APEAkE RlFl.EMEN, WITH THE INDE-
PENDENT BLUES BAND.
n azyhgS The Chesapeake Rifiemen respect
kssEx inform their friends and the pub
lie, that they have chartered the safe
aud comm0dlOus steamboat POCAHONTAS, for an
Excursion to Annapolis, on TUESDAY, August
4th, 1876.
On arriving at Annapolis, the Company will form
and march through the town, attended by the Blues
Band, in ln'l uniform, and remain there about two
hours and return by Moonlight
The Company will spare no pains or expense to
make this of the best Exc ursons OF the season.
The Boat will leave LIGHT-SF. Wharf at . O'Clock
P M, and will stop at the County Wharf, going aad
returning.
CONFECTIONERY and S SNACKS, will be fur
Wished on board by Mr.. Samuel Sides, at moderate
prices; and also plentiful Supper, which the Com
pany pledge themselves TO furnish without the usua
inconvenience attending upon obtaining that meal.
SHEPHERDS CotIon Band is engaged for the
occasion,
tS-TIckets so cents each;-to be had of any of the
Company, and at Sawyers, corner of Paca and Pratt
SITS; Globe Inn; Roberts 81 Atkinson, corner of Hano-
yer and Baltimore sts; Garfield 81 Bro csr of Bat-
more and Charles sts Clipper and sun offices; 8 E
Smith, No. |, Sun Buildings; Stockbrdge's National
Hotel, Pratt st. opposite the b. & o.. r. R. Depot; d r.
G. X. Tyler's corner of High and Baltimore sts; Lo-
gan and White Halls, Fel's Point, and at the Boat
on the day of starting. jy29 frmtu4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
3AsKENRIDGE, NJ. Oct. 10, 1876

Mr. SETH w. FowLE, Boston
Dear Sir--I perceive by all the newspapers, that
you are the General Agent of that very useful and
highly popular Medicine called Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry Allow me to inform you, sir, that
have used that medicine in my family with decided
success. Last fall my wife was quite sick-had a
very bad cough. [ consulted physician who visited
her and prescribed some medicine, which did not
move her cough AT last he ordered DR.. WIsTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Immediately pro
cured bottle of your agent in this place. MIR. Daniel
w. D0ty; she took it, and it cured her cough entire
Iy. During the winter had fever myself, which
left me very weak and feebe-I had severe cough,
which troubled me sometimes had recourse TO your
Basam again, and found it highly beneficial; was,
however Obliged to take two bottles before | was en-
trey well. All who have bad Colds, severe Coughs,
or diseased Lungs, would advise to try DR.. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY at once.
Signed, DAVID AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. Ayers, and
believe his statement be true, and entitled 10 the
coAfdeI ce ofthe public, Signed by,
REV. OSCAR HARRIS, Pastor of the
1st Presbyterian Church at BasKenridge.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 L. Baltimore street;
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atknson corner Baltimore and Hanover sts; j. f.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha H. Per-
kins corner Market and Green-sts George II. keerl,
No. 323 Baltimore street; N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. .. jy27 lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
American Republican
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 90, ls4s

PASSAGE OF THE TARIFF BILL. BY refer
ence to the proceedings in the Senate, it will
be seen that the committee on finance, to which
was re-commtted the tariff bill, reported it
back without amendment Yesterday, and was
thereupon discharged by a vote of % to 81
when Mr.. Webster renewed his motion to strike
out the following from the 9th section:
"And such collector shall cause such goods
to be sold at public auction within twenty days
from the time Of taking the same, in the man
ner prescribed by law for the sale OF unclaimed
goods; and the proceeds of such sale shall be
placed forthwith into the treasury OF the united
States; and such collector is hereby authorized
to pay out of the accruing revenue, to the own
or, importer, consignee, or agent OF the goodS
go taken, the value thereof as declared III the
entry. and five per Centum upon such amount
in addition thereto; and the SAID collector shall
render to the Secretary of the Treasury, with
his accounts of the custom, statement show
inc the amount of moneys so paid, the amount
ofduties chargeable on the goods so taken, and
the amount of proceeds paid into the Treasury;
and this section shall be III force until the first
July, eighteen hundred and forty-eight, unless
otherwise directed by Congress"
This motion was carried, ayes 29, nays &C.
Mr.. Benton voting yea, and MIR. Jarnagin moi
voting at all. MIR. Johnson, of Md. then NOV
ted to refer the bill to a Select committee, with
instructions to frame bill so as to discriminate
in favor of the raw material of any article
manufactured in this country. This motor
was lost-ayes 81, nays 27-Mr. Dallas Civ
ing the casting vote against it. Mr.. Jarnagil
was absent The bill was then ordered to bC
engrossed, on which the vote stood ayes 81
nays 27-Mr. Jarnagin still absent Mr. Dal
las again had the casting vote, and after giving
the reasons for his course, voted aye, that the
bill was accordingly Ongrossed. The bill was
subsequently passod-ayes %, nays 27, Mr.
Jarnagin voted for it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

THE MUsEuA-FareweH Benefit Of Mfr. Johnson
This gentleman, who has been so long favorite with
the patrons of the Saloon takes his farewell benefit
this evening; On which occasoR, as partial expires
sion of his gratitude for the many tokens of courte
sey and kindness which he has received fiom a Bait
imore audience, he proposes to present Topaz
Ring made expressly for the occasion. "Each visitor
upon entering the Museum, will receive Number
wi thout ANY extra CHARGE to which corresponding
one will be placed in carefully Sealed Wheel and
after the entire Dramatic performance the ownersh iE
will be decided by the Number first drawn from the
Wheel on the Stage, which will entte its possessor
to recGiv the Prize" rich and varied entertain
ment will be offered, commencing with the Drama Of
"The May Queen" after which the new farce o
"Woman's the Devil" with Il variety of excellent
singing, sc.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

LATER FROM HAvANA-.frriualo Of Dispatches.
The Spanish schooner of war Habenero, arri-
we'd at quarantine New York, on Sunday after
noon, after passage ofonly eight days from
Havana, bringing important dispatches for the
z. S. Government The news agents were
ordered off, and unable to procure any papers.
TIE Habenero is described as beautiful Bati-
more clipper craft, carrying 10 guns and about
40 men. 1t was reported that Gen. Santa Anna
and Almonte were passengers, creating consid-
erabe curiosity and excitement. but which pro-
we'd to he uniounded
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch at
he Office OF the Clipper, l34 BALrISoRE-sr'-aS
nsMvor,u p1rrs Much larger than any othei
NnA"o1h BILLS office can execute,
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed ofaciities with latest styles of type and ne"
andspendid machinery for doing work, in eUeTystyc
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
KN4Ean GU EsTION SETTLED AT LAST

YESEE QUESTION SETTLED AT LAST
ii 1t will never be asked from this time who sells
the greatest number of handsome Prizes. it is plain
that NJ. DOYLE has no equal in that pecnIIar line,
and il is only necessary to refer to the official schemes
TO ascertain that he has sold nearly all of the capital
prizes. This he llcontinue to do, and will no doabt
satisfy all who will give him rial. A gentleman
encouraged by his having sold the capital prize in
Tuesdays Lottery for The first time inves ed $40 for
which he received $3.50 in gold, this is proof pos tive
of the proprey of investing with Doyle in all cases
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets S., shares in
proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s4 shares
in proportion.
FRiDAY-Capitals $1,000, tickets ses, shares in
proportion.
s63-Cerifcates of Packages will be issued in Fri
days LOTTERY at the following low rates, for Whses
S32; Halves SIG; Quarters Sc; Eghths "a. This ls
brilliant opportunity and should by all means be
biaced
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety of lucky nubers by
the package single ticket, or share. ALI ORDERS peg
mail or otherwise, ,addressedto
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Pratistrees
IL IRl Opposite R.E O. r. X. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

h3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced III Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c SC. for sale and made TO order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. II, 5. FRYER,
Milf No North Gay street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

ITEMS OF News During the last sixteen
years, upwards of 600 steamboats, have been
built at Pittsburg. Poe has sued the
New York Mirror for IS, 600 damages, for pub
fishing T. Dunn Englsh's card against him.
Cyrus Losee has been arrested in New
York, charged with having forged two checks
on the North River Bank.-CoL Medary, of
the Ohio Statesman, is announced as candi-
date for Congress. The democrats of Florida
have nominated w. A Kain for Congress-
We learn that there are less than 1000 visi'
ters at Cape May at the present ime'-Since
the lst of March, 76, IGl emgrants from Eu-
rope have arrived at New York.-Samuel
Lover, the novelist, is about to visit this coun-
try.-Mr. Marston, reporter for the New Or
leans Delta, was drowned on the 18th inst, by
falling overheard from steamer.
EDITORIAL CHANGE. 1t is stated that Major
Noah, who has for several years past been the
principal editor of the N. Y. Sun, is about to
take the editorial charge of the Daily Globe.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

u No. 105 CHESTNUT STREET,
between Third and Fourth, Phiad.
This popular and central HOTEL established by the
Messis. SandersOn, having passed iRto the hands of
the subscriber, he desires TO inform his friends and
the public, that ii is open for the reception of
guests. To those who have visited "1he Franklin
House," Its advantages desirable stoppin! place
are well kn0Wn to those who have not, il will be
only necessary II state that it is situated in the bu
siest part of the most fashionable street, in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post office, Banks
Custom House, Places of Amusement, Hotels, steam
Boat Landings, Rail Road DepOts, Public Squares,
Court House, SC. &c.
Since the change of prOpretnrs, large amount of
money has been expended in enlargng, re fitting, re-
furnishing and painting Among the numerous i'm
provements, may he mentioned improved EntrinCes,
a New Ladies' Ordinary, New Gentlemeu's Dining
Saloon, New Parlors, New Chambers, New Kitchen,
| and New Bar Room-besides many other minor i'm
prnvemenis.
The principal feature of first rate Hotei-"The
Table and Wine Cellar" will be under the manage
ment of MIR. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON, one of the
tormer proprietors, whose ambition 10 excel as
Caterer is well known His widely celebrated Cook
"PELLErIER," aided by experienced assistants, will
still continue 10 be right hand man.
The Office and Books will be under the charge of
Mr.. GEORGE P. BURNH AM,
late the able Editor of the DAILY ONO Union," OF
Cincinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short,
great exerons have been made and hereafter will
not be spared, to ranGer ''THE FRANKLIN" one
of the very first Hotels for comfort, convenience and
good living ID. X. WfNVR.
PHILADELPHIA, july 1876 jy29-eOtA26r
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
NJ AR RGEn

On the 25th inst. by Rev. }. Shane, E. P. PoRreR
Of Worcester county, Md, to Miss MARTHA A. SrAL
LIHGs, of Baltimore.
On the Ia inst by Rev. Mr.. Baker, JAS. mAINLEl
to Miss AGSEs ELLIS, all ofths city.
In Washington, on the ID inst, by Rev. MIR. MOI
gan, Mr.. THos. WEBSTER to Miss MARY Smith, a
OF Alexandra.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
FOR THE CAMP MEETINGS, TO RE
HELD ON THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARY

a Asz4ss One on Stony RiFge, near Cam
sssr bridge, Dorchester county--the other
Szsttsf's'zsazsfK a Dover Bridge, Talbot county. The
steamboat MARYLAND, Cant, Il. G. Taylur. will
leave Baltimore for the above Camp Meetings, on
SATURDAY MORNING NEXT, August lst at 7
O'Clock, from the lower end of Dugaa's wharf, land
ing the passengers for Stony Ridge at Cambr &c, aud
the passengers for Dover Blidge at the Bridge when
she will proceed on her route to Denton, ald will re-
turn on Sunday evening Iom Dover Bridge, stopping
at Cambridge for the passengers from Stony Ridge =
This will be found much better than the former plan
of going down on Saturday night, as you avoid the
crowd, and will not be broken Of your rest, afFordng
you more time also with your friends.
Fare for the round tIip Sl.50
jy29 1t l.. G. TAYLOR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY Ex-
CURSION-TO CHEsAPEAKE CITY.

sEaAx@ d The First Mechanical Volunteer rs
Lh.xlszAy4S having chartered the large and com
SssstH5 1ttts9 m0dl0us Steamer THOMAS JEFF
&sszsssaz FERSON, intend making an e4cur-
sion to Chesapeake City, distance of 80 miles, on
FRIDAY, the 7th of August. The Boat will leav
Light street wharf at u O'Clock, A. NJ, stopping at
the County wharf, F p, going and returning. The
company pledge themselves spare no pains or cx-
pense to render it decidedly one of the most delight
lul excursions of the season. 1t will be different
IRON any other that has yet taken place. Further
particulars will be given on Monday August Sd, to-
gether with programme OF the exercises.
QF5- Tickets 81 cents-may be had of any member
et the corps, at the Bookstores, the Clipper, Sun
and Argus Offices, and at the boat.
gl5- The Dinner Table and Confectionery Stand
viii be disposed of for the day. Persons in The habit
OF furnishing such, will do well to call on the Com
hllttee OF Arrangement. Information may be had at
j. W. Barry Co.'S, corner of Baltimore and Pearl
streets. vl9.3I
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29

uMAND SHOWER BATHS--osLY so CTS
II Originally introduced into this city by the sub
scribers fiom New York; a most convenient article
and may be we'll termed the "Poor Mans shower
Bath as the price brings it within the reach of all
Also, Sponce Baths Hip and Leg Baths, Foot Baths
Water Coolies, &c., for sale low for cash by
G. Z. WETMORE CO.,
jy2s ION. Charles-st, opposite Union Bank
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-29
LIST OFAPPLICANTS

Forthe benefit Of the Insolvent LGsos of MIR q
tdnd for the last ,Ceek.
81 sha FalcOner, carpen'r Sam'l Wright, negro
8. ), Robinson, do y. w. W9rmingt0n,
Bern'd LehTan shocm'T *SolOn Beale, teacher
Jos X. Brooks, cOachm'r Robert Irons, shOemaI
jeremiah t. Chase, clerk Abraham Gill; do
Iohn Bunting, merchant +W. Wakefield
s. X Sweetman founder +R. Chamberlain, brio
Joshua Gubrick, labOrer, layer
county 'JOhn Seamen, l1boreE
Sam' r. Wright grocer 'Wm Brsc0e, dray na
John G. Ready, grocer -. A. Johnson, negro
*For debts lass than $50.
10 appear before the commissioners, the 7th
Sept, 1876.
Day of final hearing, 7lh Nov, Is46.