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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25

SEGAKS! SEGAKS SSEGAKS!
C00 00O. hAVANA sEGAR5, superior quality and
kOOsOOO selected brands. viz:
1000 La Aiauza 5000 Gotta de Ague 20 900 La Carolina
IS 900 Gllo 10 900 La India Cemenca Ell SOL
10000 Purera o0o Emsncipad 5000 Bue Vao, 900 La
yarela R.galia Imperial, 600 La America Lanones 500
Pressed sega Ssgars IN bales made
bentnre. and for sale PRICE. lots .u purcha
by TRUJtLLO BARRElRAS
al9 lwSm No. l06 Wall street up stairs.
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STRAY BONNETS.
- L. CHAPLIN, No. u John street, neax Broadway Up
stain. has hand good assortment Of Fashionable
Straw Bonnsss which he y selling af ths lowest Market
Mine and othsrs invited to call before purchasing
escwber mrl4 im'r
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lust Received pcr bark Csao Bordeaux TO-
red Wines 81 Julien Ducu, Chateau Laross Margssuz.
La'our, Leovlle &c. -
90 casks and hall do rod Wines. 81. Julien Msdoe Mar
seaux, &c .
casks and hall do white Wines. Haut Sautsrns. Haut
Presnsc and Graves.
The above have been csruliy selected for this
ket my house Bordeaux and landing and csr
ed from the wharf, reasonable terms, By
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TO VOCALI5TS, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATl
CAL PROFESSION.

OF OWUB
speeifully Informs the members of the Musical and
Theatrical procsions that he will have fulfilled his
with Inc above band in few weeks aud teuder his ser
vices travelling agent musical professor band
Having completed his sscond throughout the United
States: the Canadas Texas and the Island Of Cuba. daring
and made himself practically with those details and
he believes that hi. services will advantageous
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed w Corbyn Manager Of the Swiss Bell
Ringers care Of Sol Smith Esq theatre D. Louis Mo-. il
mailed prior to May ioh and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention n thai time. ala tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25

ITs deemed Ia favor Of 9TENk
NETS celebrated work on Csrios 0srnsats than that
Of the profession By the aid Of the numerous Dis
grams together with the ample explanations ACCOM-
hours Cur WIN BASE AND any o. Ne vsess ss
IN not 70 be surpasseo
by the most Experienced The following few Of
the highly respectable names who testify 70 the merits
the beck. -, ~
The u.agsig.st bsiag yrsst;ssy sss.sices With NJ.
co.mssd a. work, oonplss - srsagsoesf, s.d re
prss;ttcsl sppIisssn . Cs.,ss mps~ s.,T ~:
bassl Gutter; ststs Baker; Chssls. Cor, T. " TUon
Coz T. Horner james Daily; r. Hsvilazd J. y. Ssnes@.
&c, hc - a..
~ The sbovs can Be oss,nst q Ne e. .sshss - No. III
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EXCELSIOR.
n ROBERTSON'S PHOENIX a
- HAT AND CAP MANDATORY. -

HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORYA
l03 Fulton st., between Nassau and Wiulam.
vHE pop Of this has recently added
h ensve socs Of spring good: assortment q Mole
skin Ha, n and superior The price
Of Ii really superb articles oaly - 81 being 81 80 less
shs the ia the and Of
great disparity be easy eonjeetured The advsr
tse being bat te Of those OF The more spies
in Broadway Ia consequence enabled to
offer goods Of corresponding description at lower rates.
saz Imyrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
DANCING ACADEMY.

MADEMOIsELLE PAULINE DESJARDINe. who ha
WI had her Dancing School IA Leonard during thu
whole winter. and has taught dancing in several Q
the hest schools Of this city wishes TO eonuue 70 give ss
during the months her residence sbovs and
any shbornE paces seminarss private classes. and
lEs Miss D. Just received from Paris Quad
lies publshed and will teach The 1cwsss ssd mos
dry Wslfzes Uslcpsde and fancy dances a3 3weodsne
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FINE FRENCH BOOTS for - -. city made and are
MecuI TO those sold in Tor Bne French
sO.:. 70. e sqca 2 g rs S;ss 40 $3.50 ri. city
g. NsoSlsctcry one the fashionable N the civ
ur a. ots having Judged the late Fair at Nblo
ss,i 10 be ths best ever hold IN this CITY
Iii Boots warranted give satsfaetion.
Asa'''s' = Y06NS : JONES: A.s 's.:s
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- ON ysry four three story and basement
e3 brick dwelling Houses in Hoboken. They esch CON
s1 tain II rooms besides the Kitchen. and fitted in
beaau style throughout Two Of these houses feet
front by 50 @ decp and two Of thorn feet By n. with wide
eourt yard Ia 'front.'
The situation eomm,nds . 6ns visw and y within
fifteen Barclay street, and every half hour for Ca
Ea and Christopher
alO 1wsr J. T.. STEvENS, d0boken.
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scoundreis in the world and he hes been frequently
pointed out TO bad character, have heard esvs
raj oAcers say that he was bad nan, ana nsS 70 %
believed under oath.
JvsrrcR Ossoar, sssmined.-I know nothing Of Car
far a. II has como 10 my ksswIed9s has been bad
and unless his word corrsbsrassd would not be-
lsve him under oath; have been IN the Police once
for seven years. and my knowledge has been gathered
Onacer 0iLsrRr =. HAYS, ssamised-I know Carroll;
ocer since 1884, Carroll has been brought up
times; he has been twice tried and convicted, and par
doned; both times for burgsries; he has been thie
almost from his cradle the pardon Of Governor Throop
dated 1882 was here produced and read. That Of Go
vernon Marcy was read yesterday
M. va. n New Yorn Il the %onth Of February
ls.S / am the daughter Of Mrs Maxwell; came 70
Wait her in the middle Of January ie45 and remained
February there was no dead body or patient in the
house during the time that there had there been
any dead body In the house ! should have known !,
the house his statement Is not true he came there 10
the evening Of the day which the kids were brought
10 tho house and inquired for Mr. Maxwell the servant
girl came up stairs and told he there We we're
dressing for the theatre the time did not see Car
roll myself went to the theatre that night; was &C
SSci rOUm on tRs at so used as sitting room
and was not locked any time during my stay there
that aware Of; II was customary 70 keep hre In
C,oss ssa~insd 1T was about dusk whom the hid,
were brought do not recolect any being sick Ii
the house during my stay there was person at ny
mothers house. except members Of our own family.
Mrs. MARIA SLACK deposed that she was sister o
Mrs. Aliens, and the daughter Of Mn. Maxwell sh.
ned to the same facts - her sister.
Deputy Sheriff srARxs deposed, that while he was
police officer Carroll was charged with the commission
Tho csss being closed on both sides, was summed
up BY =. A. TslImadge and WIN. NJ Brice. Esqrs, IN
the part Of the prosecution At late hour no vsrdes
he'd been rendsrso IN The cas-
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price3 cents pr oopy-u
% per annum payable In advance.
WEELY HERALD-Every Saturdzy-?nes ~ eent pa
AbvERf1SEMkNTs . he usual pness--swsys cash IL
ndvance
PRINTING Of all kinds with beauty and despatch
Al et1n VI cuumuaacauols, ~ nali, addreaA "a %
escucted from the subscription money remittea
JAMES GORDON 6ENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NKw YoAx HyuALD Esr AHL 'sHNKH9
Noyth-West Of Fulton and Nassau
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

Nice Young Man. A young man calling
hi -'elf WIN. Chalmers alit Gardner, was
arrested late last evening. on the charge OF
stealing Il pair OF boots, the property OF Geo.
w. Duanc; aud silk scat, of the value of
81, belonging to Rohert VI. CroxalL. They
were taken early yesterday morning from the
boarding house of Thomas Croy III, at the cor
ner of Baltimore and Pearl SIS. The buo S
were upon his feet when arrested; til" scarf
was also found in his possession. He was
committed for trial by Justice Egerton. He
was very gentenly dressed, and Is said to be
respectfully connected.
Fuily Committed Richard and Bartholo-
new Burke, the parties whose arrest we no.
ticed yesterday, on the charge of stealing a
quantity of quarrying tools, were brought out
Yesterday mornluy aud further examined uel;,re
Justice Wright, aud which resulted in their
full cummiltal to stand Their trial at the pre-.
sent term of the CITY Court.
Case for Court Matthias Lynch, chrrged
with assauItng aud heating Wary Sherwond,
was arrested yesterday, by off er Mcdonnell,
and released on security to appear at Court,
by Justice McAlster.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

f;lfEs.s7 FOX SA Lit. A handsome and suDsian
AK!IJ tal built DWELLING, on =. Paca II :, near
Hg,iH little GteeU ST.; 1t IL story aud attic nigh,
ElaILA with two Story buck Building; the Lot is
- lett front by about eO deep; ground rent 50 pr
foot; price 5 QUO.
Also tor sale, DWELLING, on 5. Exeter street.
near Fawn-St; nearly new; two story and attic with
story back Budding; tasrfulIy aud conveniently
buI II; ground rent s26; price 5 900
Also, HOUSES, Oh PItt.st. near Eden-st., nearly
new; , story and attic, with one story back Kitchen;
ground rent Sl7 ea, Ii; will BIZ sold at Sj75 if early
application be made to
u. BOND or GEO. GELBACH,
No. 40 ST cUnd street.
WANTED TO purchase, at highest rates, Ground
Rents, in all sections of the city. jal5
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

THE News FROM MEXICO The american
Minister'S Receplion-Ths Revolution, SC. BY
last nights Southern mail we have some adj
ditional, but rather indefinite particulars of the
news brought to Pensacola by the st. Mary's
of Mr. Shdol's reception at Mexico. The N.
Orleans Commercial Times has the following ::
We have before us a letter from the city of
Mexico under date Of the 18th ult,, which dis
closes the following information in regard to
Mr.. Slidcll's mission:
"Mr. Sdel has been refused by the ministry
to enter upon the negotiations respecting Texas,
as he came here with credentials as a Resident
Minister instead of as a commissioner for the
arrangement of particular question"
THIS intelligence is somewhat astounding,
inasmuch as the Mexican Government had OIL
fered TO receive a diplomatic agent from the
United States, and the excuse IN the above
letter for not recognising him as empowered to
settle all the pending difficulties between the
two countries, is scarcely valid. Private let
tcrs mention that MI. Shdcll has written on
to Washington for full powers; we know not
on what authority this statement is made, but
it would seem a singular one, in his capacity
of minister penpotenllary.
The Courier has the f,lowing paragraph in
regard to Mr.. Slidel:
We understand letters from MIR. Srdell re-
Ceived here state that he arrived IN the city Of
Mexico on the Sth December, and was still
there on the l7lh, but thny make Known no.
thing defnitvc on the subject Of his reception.
The Pensacola correspondent of the Plea
yune writes
1t was rulnored, up to the time Of the sailing
Of the ship, that the special Minister, Mr. ST.
dell, had not been received in good faith by the
Mexican Government, but that the President
and his cabinet were DESTROYS Of protfactng the
cordial reception Of the American Envoy until
the Message Of the President Of the u. States
had reached Mexico, that its bearing on the al
fairs of the two Governments might be known,
criticized and commented upon in the forth
coming negotiations.
correspondent of the Mobile Tribune, VIII
ting from Pensacola, says:
Mexico is in great commotion, daily antici-
pating a revolution which must result in the
overthrow ofthe present administration. Gen.
Paroles was hourly expected IN the city of We
ra Cruz with his army. 1t is generally beIiev-
ed that the present Government OF Mexico adj
vocates the reception Of Mr.. SIidell, but the
delicate state Of their private affairs prevents
any action upon the subject. So our affairs
with that power are by no means adjusted
Our ships contemplate general move shortly.
So says report, and it is believed they will 90
/ from this to Havana.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

HSMpLOHMFN Mt SOLICITED. Urged by
IA the most pressing wants, 0ccasomed Ivy losses
ana uther untuward misinrfunes, elderly p.an is
frGed to maxi appeal to the puhiIy, and paTt u
larry 10 The commercial community, fur some mpIoy.
tie is s"ber industrious, not too proud 10 make hul.
self u"rt, in any hianch Of hnsn -, well gu lint
renee in trade, keeps Book b. single and double
pnty and cUuversant with Sev raj languages.
He does boast OF having def, nded his country in
time OF need, but Is anxious To get emulnV, SOW in
ed himself, To enahic hI deten hnsef against
Starvation. Apply for reference 10 the printers.
Al pO,lr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

Ma. ADAMS ON THE OREGoN QuEsrtoN
Major Noah states in the N. Y. Tunes, that
Mr.. Adams proposed to settle the Oregon
boundary at the 4o'h deg. at Client, and offer
ed it again to England when President. The
Tunes attributes his war-speech to an I'M
qaenehabIe hatred of Great Britain, Calhoun
aud the South, which, it says, still burns in the
bosom Of tn hoary old man, like fire IN tho
volcanoes heart, while ITS breast is covered with
SNOW.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

SECOND AND LAST E">cERT up AR. TEMPLRToN
The tf C"nccrl of this distinguished vocalist u,eA
IT Calvert Han on Monday cvenIng Lust, was n the
highest dtgrre successful. The audience, winch WIS
composed Of he elite and fashion of the ciy was
Ihr largest tat we remember having seed in this
ronm upon any siruar occasion. The most of his
ht'l dS were rapturousIy encored His see' nj aud
last Concert wi come Oft thls evening at thu same
p ace; ami judging the future hy IN patt, dnuht
not there wi be IN attend wee IN au1Ince Of equal
nam 'erS aud ,qua sprcitbiy. We nave bten
requested say that The Concert will NOT CONNIE n &c
until eight O'Clock.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

Disc URsE oS THE LIFE AND CHARACTER ON GEO.
CALVERT, the FIRST Lord or BALTIMORE: made by
Jnhn T Kennedy, heiure the Mar, Iaud Historical
Socety, Dee 9, 1916; being the seconi annual ad-
DR. IS To that ,alun. This discourse has en-
"anisomely published in pamphlet form ny Mr.. John
Murphy, l75 d ,ltIm ne street. Mr.. kennrdy has
placed his jnct in the attractive inner be
fore his reauers, and we that per- on can
take tnc pamnh ct in hand wi hant being enticed by
the beauty of sly e and Interest gwen 10 The SUBJECT,
tn p"u'. every line of the public ttion. IL the Ma
Tylmd Historical Sncieiy had no other result than
the prniu tiru of such annual addresses, as b I'VE
been he Iverrd, it would sull acco "psh high
br"ei d purpn e In TIE pamph e, before us we
have an Interesting ske ch not ony of tn life aud
ch.cactir "f Gearse Caiver, hat If The early settle
mtnt at Mir Iand-a sub Get 10 which no cHizrn of
TIE stre Can feel Indifferent We aivi'e every une
DprJcure and reid thi, aintuble p. oIuctoH.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

ARRIVED,
ship Napier, Sanford, from Amsterdam, Gin,
maddcr, ~r. TO Hancock N Mann, Laurence
Thomson < Co, f. B. Graf, aud G. y p0pplein,
Jr The Napier Is 4S days to the Cabes fom the Tex
ct, aud iron lands End, Eng l2lh ut Experienced
very rough weather in the British Channel and the
N"rll sea, ahd had quite moderate weather the lie
malnder of the passage. THE Napier Cuu'd have
brought several days later accounts rom England
had size stopped
Scnr u. A. Stevens, Briggs, 6 days from New York
assorted cargo to }. ", Brown.
Scnr Navigator, Bogart, ir0sn Richmond, flour, to
order.
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool I'm Philadelphia, mdse
to J. A. ShriVer.
steam packel Herald, RUSSELL from Norfolk. Saw
off SMITHS Point ship Napier, Sanford, from Am.
sIerdan, capt, ;. came up in The steamer.
MEMORANDA.
Barque BOIL Boh!tn, lot Bremenl Menche, for Bal
timo'e, cleared at Galveston 27h nit [Another ac-
count says she was TO clear for Havana about 30lb.
Big AndrOscoggin, Parker, from Baltimore, arrived
al Portsmouth, N. II. 9Th inst
l'ri: Chatham Nickerson fun Baltimore, arrived at
Schr Gen. Worth, AtWel fin Arkansas, arrived at
n. Orleans 9Th inst.
Schrs Redwing Kinks I'm Baltimore for St Johns,
H. and Paas, Aiken, fan do for Bucksport, arrived
al Gloucester 9Th inst.
Schr Charles, Churchill, for Baltimore, sailed from
Plymouth Sth lust.
Schr Exact Foger, fm Baltimore, arrived at Nan
tucket 9th inst
Schr Ceres Swasey, from Baltimore for Frankfort
arrived at Holmes Hole 10Th inst. and sailed lth
Schr Charleston Packet, NckelsOn, hence at New
York 18th inst
DISASTERS. Ship Lancaster, Simmons, from Saw
annah for Mobile, was wrecked on IA eef about three
miles from the Orange Keys, on the a3d ult and to-
tally lost Some of The cargo (ice) saved in dam
aged STATE, and the I's matt rails, with captain and
crew, had arrived at Nassau N. ?.
BarQue Madeline, Shanktand, of Philadelphia, got
ashore on Sheep Shnal (Bahamas) on the both ult.
and after portion of her cargo WAS taken out by
wieckers got off with loss of false keel some injury
TO stern post, &c and arrived at Nassau 26th.
Schr EVander, Eneas from Nassau for New York
win cargo OF salt and fruit put back TO Nassau Cd
lust. having experienced very severe gale Of wind
on Bermuda, in which she was hlfuwn on her beam
ends, and was obliged To cut away both misis and
throw overheard p rtion Of tie cargo. She was q
new vessel.
ba, schr', apparently 50 to 60tons, is lying on the
Middle Ground, stripped Of her sails, sc. We have
not been ablh as yet, to ascertain her namc
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

"THE NATIONAL Pass" We have recei.
we'd the PROSPECTUS Of new weekly paper,
contemplated to be published in New York, by
General George Z. Morris, well known as one
of the former editors of the New York Mirror.
The Prospectus states, that it is "the predomI-
public of Letters Weekly Journal, distinctly
and decidedly National in tone aud features,
and, at the same time, to avoid all connection
with mere party politics. The National Press
will, in brief, combine the striking and novel
attractions of the newspaper, with the more
abiding interests Of the higher class OF periodl-
Gals 1t will be printed in the folio form, on
large and superior paper, on new and clear
type, obtained expressly for the purposes and
will be, in its whole arrangement and details
a favorable specimen of the best Typographical
skill of the country. In addition to these, and
as one ofts most valuable pecullariies, it will
be, in reference to the diversity of talent that
will be employed upon it, the cheapest paper
in the United States"
General Morris stands high as a literary
gentleman, and will no doubt be able TO Impair
great interest to the proposed publication. He
has established foreign correspondence to
commence with the first number of his paper
The subscription price is only two dollars pei
annum. We trust that the labors of the ed
tor will be amply rewarded.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

ave ACLlER WANTED at the Battle Grouud
II chOol House, of good moral character aud ca
pnbe Of teaching the branches of plain Eng h ed
uuaton middle agrd man won be preferred -
Saeary $3.50 Apply to THOMAS GALE, A. the
School tuusc. ial5 3iW2Wf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

MoRE LATE tioURs OF BUSINESS ABOLISHED.
The clothing merchants oi New YORK nave
araln closed Their sureS at eight o'clock in tho
evening, TOR the purpose Of allowing persons in
their employment an opportunity for recrea-
ton aud Improvement
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

Nsw York CHCUS, Front street, An entire change
of oeranme will BE- pGrIOtm, at this popular pI ice
of amusement this evening. Daring frats OF NOISE
man1hip, ground aud lofty rumbing, snnlerserting,
singing and ing, &c, See advertisements
LECTURE ON PHYSIOLOGY. lecture will he de-
liveeh This evening in the NJ. Z. Church, cnrngr uf
Bond aud L0mharl-Sts,, by the Pastor, Rev Adam
Miller, on "Paysu'ngy, auh the Laws of Lif.." The
lecturer will eNh bit an apparatus explan 4 the phe-
thus. The procerds The lecture will he appieA
to tie ben, fil of The Subb 9TH school C INJECTED with
the church.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15
jal5.eolm I'D. ARMSTRONG & rHUHNToN.

TNNHISIS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
M sciber mas obtaint d from the Ur+hans' Court of
Baltimore County, letters 0fadmiuisratIun on the per
sonal estate Of SENECA PARRY, late of said
county, deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscribe ON
or before the ~ h day If July next, 1896 they may
otherwise by law he excluded from all beuc. OF said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate are le-
quesled to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this l3.h day Of January, Sf5
ANN PARRY, )c-
jal5-law1t CHARLES A. POTION, bAecutofS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

SroCKs IN New YORK. The Express Of
Tuesday evening says: "The Upwsrd ten
dency, noticed in the stock market yesterday +,
continues, and at the close prices are IN favor Of
sellers. Long Island rose Ia; Indiana Bonds
Sd; Pennsylvania IS 3-4; Farmers Loan l-2;
Reading Sd; Norwich aud Worcester l-2,
and Erie per cent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

%. CITIZENS AM r"hNGEHS wHO wish to
purchase Fine Cold and silver WATCHES; Gold
Guad and Fob Cd NiNS; - ver spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pits; Ear-rirg.; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GAERIEi. II. ELaRK'S assortment. which is com
nete, 1T his Old Established Sore Waterst, I'd door
from Calvert, a0l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

SMALL Pox. TAis loithsume disease has
broken out in Bridgeport, VT; some 20 or 80
cases are reported at the last accounts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

nc Office. The weekly meetings Of the Ora
u NE Temperance SOciety will he held on THURS
DAY EVENING Of each week, at O'clock, AT the
Hond street School Room. The public are re"recl
fully invited to attend. The meeting will be- address
cd THIS EVENING by several firn IL of the cause
by order, II. A. McALLISTER, Pres't
THOs. J. WARRINGTON, Sec'y It
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-15

Eng FT0nccs Jane, EaTdneT S. Johns, P. r., Kirk-'
lana, Chase Co.
Schr Roe avery, New York, |. Mankin,
SAILED-BarqucS Helen Maria, Taylor, for Bos-
ton; hermitage, Fry, for New Orleans; brigs Kirk
wood, Haywood, do; and ChIckasaw, kendIick, for
BNstUn.