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WAsRiNGroN, Dee. 2G, IS

WAsRINGroN, De-. G6, lS+6.
.Hat;eipa'cd Du{ jehptea .uessrs. Bayty 0'd
Dspss In consequence oil answer made 10
Mr.. Davis, Of Kentucky, by MIR. hayly, Of VIZ
ginia. ut Is a ll4, len the 23i instant, ia the
House of RepresenlatiS esq Nj. DAVIS, on 'he
gath sent ~ Mr., Bay ~ Il note ssking for an sX'
planaron. No satisfactory rop'y vas gwen
Friends Of bUih parties, al u'gat, lnterchanged
visits. In consequence cf this, niormauan
vas laid before Justice Goddard, that thele
wac ,eason TO apptehcnd duel between the
yen,e,nen referred to, This was at haliapast
twelve O'Clock on Christmas morning. MI
Bayly was, in Consequence, arrested, and
brought before the Justice, at the watch
house, where he was obliged to enter into
bonds to the amount Of two thousand dollars,
10 keep the peace towards all persons, and not
&c accept challenge, or leave the District lot
Ina. purpose. An hour or two after, tile otl-
GERS went IN pucsuit Of Mr.. Davis. lie was IN
bed. The geGtlemsn acting as marshal IN
:he place Of Cen. Hunter, 1t is said, was thrust
cut of the room by Mr.. Davis, who locked the
door, aud thea scared himself unit! O'Clock
:: n the morniag, when no took he cars Tor BAL
inore, where, it was thought, If Mr.. Bayly
vent on, tha preEmnaries fer duel would be
arranged Mr.. B4yy was in the city to-day
after tho cYss !eit,
MI. Barrow, Of the Senate, was: friend Of
MIR. DAVIS, and MIR. Seddon, of the House
the friend of Mr. Bayly
The Cs7cui Court did not sit to-day, haS ing
adjourned over till Monday.
A large number of members OF conglss
Eere away from the city, spending Christmas
Mr.. GOstpk Rogers, d Baltimore, gives an en-
tertanment this evening. He has selected lo
the Occasion, among other pieces, Collins Od'
ON the Passions, and Cato's SolIloquy on tbs
Immortality of the Soul.
have been told that experiments have beer
made at the arsenal with meal powder.
Fairs are fashionable in the Distrct-theit
are being held, one in Georgetown and two II
this city, for the benefit Of churches.
have forgotten whether have informed
VOC or not, that JOSEPH la Foutaine has beel
sentenced to three years imprisonment for rob
bIng a man while returning fFo'H the races les
fall. Z.
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1t,n,,,r ~ .o,omrt" Adver,,seme''s'.
-Ev0 WE CT1TEEVs Or

7 IA w 7 II II u TFF4HF NFF
d GI0ItttE,TuIE ID, {.
40 The subscriber would most ~, parJpliy IN
KSS The attention O. thu cith'nS ut Georgetown
W TO his assortment OF CLOTHS, CASStMERf-S
, ia and NE51INGS, which he VIII IaNi,c To order
in superior style, for such prices, for cash that will
glyc "u;irC satisfaction.
We would also inform tro4. who peter 10 furnish
$heir own Cloth, that should h. tail T.. give FIST rutc
it, that he win either pay them uf trli goods or ar
nish other, that VIII tit
WIN \, RICHARDSON, Mcrh'uu Tailor,
Bridge -, doors west Of Union lIf'I
WANTED-Au Apprentice, Of industrious habits
and good character Apply immediately 20
dls I'm WIN a. RICHARDSON
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The DIFFICULTY BETWEEN MEssRs. EAYLI
AND DAVIS. The letter of our Washington
correspondent gives all the facts that have trans
PRED in relation to the anticipated duel between
these two gentlemen. Mr.. Davis and his friends
were in this city on Saturday morning. We
trust that the friends of both parties may sac
coed in then efforts to bring about reconoi,ia-
iinn-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-28
HOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

KSIJII MD tTEUh FASEUNks
S.sn The subscriber would respectfully inform h 5
AA8 friends and the public generally, that he is con
VAN tinuing the BOOT and SHOE Business at Nc.
V~a~ 81 SOUTH GAY STREET opposite the En-
change, thrd door from Second St, Baltimore, where
heiNtendS to manufacture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS
and SHOES, of every description, in the most fashion
able and approved styles, Of the best workmanship and
material, warranted TO and fit equal to any III tins
any other city in the Union He would also embrace
this opportunity of returning thanks TO his numerous
cust and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age and respectfully solicits continuance of hG
PntcS ;s tollOws
Dress BOOTS stitched, $500
do do Pegged, 300
Doubesolc lined water proof Boots, stitched, 600
do do do do pccged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, PeggCG 80
L. vi orders filed AT tn shortest notice, wholesale
auC retail d3i-,f SAMUEL !. HANDY.
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6NtITY INTELTIGEVCE AND


No. 10 EXCHANGE Place.
The above Office has been established II years, fIr
the purpose of buying selling and exchanging 3 al
Estate, Merchandise Slaves, and every description of
real and personarprOpery. Also, Money Loaned on
Mortgages any kind Of saleabie goods al fair tates of
interests. Also particular attention will be paid IN Oh
tanning employment for young men, Steady and re-
specialize young men wishing obtain situations either
rs Book keepers Statesmen or General CLERK III whole
sale or retail stores, may bG suited by calling and giving
a short notice at the Agency Once, No. 10 Exchange
Place. Merchants ur Others M want of Clerks, &c,
viii he supplied free Of charge. Young mea wishing
go INTO business themselves connect themselves
with partner, all times hear of good epportunl
ties of investments various kinds of business, by
making application. Persons in business DESTROYS Of
selling or increasing it by means of obtaining a
partner are invited call, there applications
made every day by young men with cash capitals
which they willing TO invest in any respectable and
profitable business The renting of Houses, collecting
of Rents Bills, &C. attended to with promptness and
despatch. Slaves bought sold and hired reasonable
terms. All law business, such as examining titles pro-
scouting claims &c, left my charge will be promptly
attended 40. All letters must be post paid, and direct
ed TO l., f. SCOTT, City Intelligence and
General Commission Office,
No 10 Exchange Place
NIB. There number of first rate oppor
tuntes hand, at the above Office, in different kinds
of businesses for young men with cash capitals of from
Sl0G to $4,000. fl
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GNuESTER STREET. Notice is hereby Civ
Y i en-, to all whom it may concern, that applca-
ton will be made to the Mayor and City Council, at
their next session 10 have Chester.st, from Gough
10 East Baltimore street., opened, rs iat down or
PoDpetnb's Mat H9 law9W
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ROBBERY OF THE MAIL. William II. Wis
ner, clerk in the pos. Office at Point Jarvis,
n, Y. has been arrested on the charge of al
stIacting large sans of money from the mali.
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PURCHASE OF FREDERICK DoucLAss" the
Boston Chronotype states that this celo bTated
fugitive, who was abligod to run away from
his native State to get possession Of himself
has been purchased by some of his English
friends at the cost of $50 dollars. A BIl! OF
Gale has been sent out to Englan1, and his
friends in Bristol, who. we understand, sub
scIibed the money, vii! make him Christmas
present of himself.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

ITWTJE Day BY KNTL
asetnt7s @s3 R0iN--RDTH TRAINS
la:f4txs3 3.$lIazS, CARRYING THE UNITED
- .is4aS s.n 1syS9st5Xs. II iTES MAILS.
-g4- TIE MORNING TRAIN,
leaves the Depot Prail street, daily except Sun
days at O'Clock.
G12-THE EVENING TRAIN,
leaves DAILY at O'Clock.
Returning the train leave corner of llth ard Mar
krr street phi4lSGpnia, AZ 8 O'Clock. A NJ, Gaily
(eXcrI Sundays) aud al o'cioeS, p. VI daily,
a. CRAWFORD. Agcrt
E9- PtsIENTHRa WILL TAKE N0FlCE,--
IA! ~ sH1 a'tsr The lat nuay ls47. the pr'ce Of
tcke for .h u; YER sfHcH. viii l2{ cents M nc
Ehea ra.G ~ y ~, lion ~ cGsca at he Of
hse. . DIS If
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GEN, LA VEGA. On his arrival at Havana,
Gen. La Vega received the melancholy news
of the death Of his mother. He has been di-
rscted by his government to repairto San Louis
Potosi, as sooa as possible altar his arrival at
Vera Cruz.
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NoRFslK HERALD. This ste:ling journal
has been improved by handsome new dress.
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E9V AUCriON AND C0NINtIS~pU '

a r. ~ AUCTION AND COAlMLSSaUN
~ STORE. The SubsC Fibtr having obtained Ii
to srtl at auction, and located himself N that
large and cOmWetIous building iately erected 1t!
NCss.s. iiasIHp " WeedGhA fronting 9tn street and
PeEa. avenur, h,'H cen & street aud uuisiana Ave
Hu0, and It0mung -hr w1=i end uI the Centre Market
respectfully 0t'vT his services to- II properly u eve
~ description. Al sales entrusted ~ hi care ~sl
receive his personal tsnuou, aud every font il' h
made 10 make goods command fair prices, Tic WIT
uS-tOS RGtcg attention. ia the arranging and dis
p3sat ~ ia hiRfc tprivas h@4ats lie caH 81 re II
large qIautuynf .rnis, and stor"g' wid be low
A.uy iutHItur& cent u hun commission VIII b.
carefully stored aud yakrn care Of lie mas a!Way'
Oh had, .n gnVate sale, good assortment OF beds,
ktds eafs. and her furniture nj io~ caeh prices
NJ eOtf THOS &. WILSON AHCtioLeT.
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THE TELEGRAPH. A decided disposition,
says the Washington Fountain, is evinced
a,aong members of Congress to provide FOR the
puichasc by the Government of Mr.. Morso's
Folagraphic invention, and for the extension
Of Hnes between all the principal cities of the
Union, to be under the management of tho
General Post Office
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FESTIVAL.

- THE LADIES' SEWING CIRCLE
of the Island iHTend holding sale nj USEFUL and
FANCY ARTICLES, Refreshments, &c, the proceeds
of which are designed TO promote The interests of The
Protestant Episcopal Church III that part OF the city.
The sale will he held in TIVE large frame building on
Tenth street near Maryland avenue, adjoining the res
idence of w. NJ. Morrison, Esq. 1t will be opened on
THURSDAY, the 9th Instant, ut II O'Clock, M and
continue ftg several succeeding days. The articles are
such al il is hoped will give satisfaction, and will be
gold At prices to suit the ines.
Contributions OF refreshments, Sc will be gratefully
received, Abundance H2I cents.
N. II. On Christmas day the sale VIII not commence
till 3 O'Clock, d22d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-28

tL,BA@.. Col, WIN. r. King, late Minis
g., "a F.asge, is spoken Of as the candidate Of
Ire 1nn,or1'i party at the next election for
CJes,nor Of The Stats Of Alabama.
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FOR. THE SOUTH.

WINTEK ARRAN GEMENTi
YHNHREE TIMES WEEK. CeITrWaE Ahs
Il GREAT CENTRAL L. S. Mail, by the zen
known aad popular routes, via Chesapeake Bay, to
Norfolk, &c tsmouth, Franklin, Richmond, PeterShrfG2
Castor, Weldon and Charleston, : C., avoiding al
those unpleasant changes Is on the route via Washing
tom and loss of sleep, t0 Weldon,
SCHEDULE
IL md as%, EVERY SS S6SD %397 WE'D EFD
st-E7---S l5nEJI.i5 NESpAI and FRIDAY, al O'clk
Us7SEESfEs E=EzS1sz P NJ in one of the popular com
Portable and safe Steamboats,, with their experienced
commanders crews i'll fhe GEORGIA, Cap. Cannon,
or HERALD, Capt Russell, or JEWESS, Capt Sutton.
This L.ne has been running for upwards OF twenty
years, tclthoH loss otPropery Life. The Boats huIt
expressly for this Route. Arriving III Norfolk next
morning, after comfortable nights sleep, at O'Clock,
asSs % sS s j.! %y s's %''
81 6 6f!CE cart rm9N broa a ~I Rtcf R
mond or City Point Railroad now in complete order, to
Petersburg Va 0eavng Baltimore at same time, al
ways IN advance of the nnc via Wa-hRgtonl thence
to Weldon and Charleston, s c. through as fast az any
other me, with much more comfort and less expense
This inc also connects with the Sea Board and Roa
noke faiIroad, from Portsmouth, by Railroads. to Grays
Vile Franklin, SeysOn < and Baykins Eeputs And
by steamer Fox, from Franklin to Edenton, Plymouth
Ncwtem, and Washington, N. G. Retaining leave
Norfolk, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at T.
NJ, connecting (ueNt morning. at Baltimore with The
Lines going South, West, and East
Canfonnahe 10 our usual custom at this season, the
fare " i'll be as follows:
Between Baltimore & Norfolk Portsmouth, G.. 90
10 do Franklin. 90
30 do Richmond or Petersburg, Va. 90
DO do Castor or Weldon. ........,. 90
Do do Tmo' 10 Charleston, 8 Co.,. 81 90
Nj ais on board Bay and James River Boats included,
thereby saving II least II expenses
E+-TravcllcrS by the aoOvC routes will please he di-
rcct1d by Soliciting Agent in the Cars, hand your
checks to him, To the Porter in the Yald, Norfolk
Line labelled on his hat.) who will conduct you and
YOU baggage 10 the boat.
T. sIIEPPARG, Agent.
h Gilmore. December, sic. dad
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.Co.lIsroN AT SEA-Loss Of Fjos Ii pes. Cap
tain Rowland, of the barque St CIou; |, atFh'I-
ade!phia, from New CLEANS, fu7nlSh IS the iol.
lowing detail OF melancholy disaster and loss
Of life at sea. son the 18th inst, la / 81 90,
Ion. IS, spoke schooner Laura Jane, on Matta-
posett, from New York for Key West, --Seport-
ed that they had been run into en- the night OF
the ! S inst, by an unknown brig; The force
OF the conclusion was SO great that The cap
tain, first officer, and three of the or az were
Knocked overheard and drowned. w hen SPo
ken, they had no person on board COM 'eIent to
navigate the vessel. Supplied them with a
navigator, and advised them to put nSo Nor
folk for orders.
LATER FROM HAVANA. The Larque CatAa-
rine, at New Orleans, from Havana, brought
ever J. P. Norris and A. P, Jackson, o f the ".
S. Navy. We learn that they are recently
frsm the pacific squadron, by the way of Cha
sres, and are the bearers of despatch ss from
Corn Stockton to the government. Ihe u
8. sloop of war Albany arrived at Havana on
the 9th inst. from New York, De Meyer snd
Mr.. Burke, the violinist, arrived IT. Havana on
the 9Th inst. De Meyer is to play at tho Ia
con theatre.
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FASHION B LIE
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISH GENT,

No 2Of WEST PRATT STREET.
HErrEz GEORGE X. QUAIL wGild most
AaH8 respectfully infhrrl his friends end the
- phSc generally, that he has n',w on
.AGMMIA haad a large ana general assortment OF
- Il AT", Of all Kinds, OF his OWE manu-
fcture which, for beauty of style and iai h. canuUi
be exceiied Together with large stock Of GAPS,
consisting or Far, Cloth ano Glazed.
He would also call the particular attention af the
LADIES 10 his handsome selection OF Lynx, Babe
Nartin Genet aud other MTFFS also, to his beau
tif1l fancy velvet ard G 9th CAPS .or children.
{F3- The above Gods having been selected by Kim
self IA New York, f.. his retail trade, and purchased
n the lowest cash p;ices, h. is enatied 10 sell them
Wholesale or retail, as low any other house in the
CITY, nlltstI
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Oh. TOWNsEND's COMPOUND
Extract Of S0Fsapas'slEa.

Oh. l'OWNSEND'S COMPOUND
Extract Of SNFsapaTsIEa.
FE7HIS EXTRACT - put up in quar- b0ttes-
Il II i-stS ftazes cheaper. pleastaHttF ahf warrant
ID euneri0r TO asy sold. Il cures diseases withed
Vomiting ?urgiRe, sekeamg or DsA'iallhg the cd
HtHi, and Is particularly adapted for
SPRING ,GED SUMNER MEDICINE.
The great beauty and superiority OF this SafsaPariit
over AL other remedies, is, while il eTadicaies
disease, IL iRvigorates the BUDDY
CONSUMPTION CURED.
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER CON
PLANT, COLDS, COUGHS, CATAERH,
ASTHMA, hPlTTiEG OF BLOOD,
SORENESS IN THE CHEST,
HECTIC FLUSH, NIGHT
SWEATS.I IFFlCULT
OR PROFDSE E&-
PECTORATION,
PAIN IN THE
SIDE &c.
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COxsackie, Sept. %, l845,
DR. Townsend:

DR. Townsend:
To all whom it may concern-This Is to testify.
that my wife bottle of yenr SarsaparlIa PIE
vjous TO her confinement, under the most alarming
and delicate circumstances being troubled with tht
eIOpsy, swelling of the feet, nervous affections, anG
very much debated; with my persuasion, and re
commentator of those who had used ii, she was in
duced To try it, with little or no failh, and suffice il
TO say the me 'cine had the happy and desired eff
feet, not only in the hours of confinement, but after
the expiration OF one week ofits the dropsy anc
her fleet lion gave way to an astonshineda
gree, and her health is now better than il has beer
for a long time previous,
If this will be Of any service 10 you, or any cDe
that douhs the effects of the medicine, yGu are en-
tirfy welcome ts II.
subscribe myself your Rnst ohediept and Obliged
servant, :. n, JANkS'fN'
For sse BY sETU S. HAECR, IL @a'o'4'.' st.!
and corner Charles and PrS&i sle '"' ~ 70
va, G, six bsitlsa for gs
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

mo-. 4 South FREDERICK STREET,
F1rstdos na Baltimore 81, Sung ards the doc
FE>kk 81 NOTICE, OF Dr. ROGERS NAME On
3 different pats uf The Once.
Alte nd,rlice ron + q. ~. nil 10 at night.
CURE H.9hR.ahTEB.
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RHEUMAT ISM,

This Sarsapailla is used with the most perfect sac
cess in Rheumatic complaints, however severe OI
chronic. The astonishing cures it has performed
are indeed wonderful. OIheF remedies some time
give temporary relief This entirely Grade Eates il
from the system, even when the limbs and bones are
dreadfuIy swollen.
nr. Townsend; was attacked with a distressing
pain in my hip Joint, so bad thet | could not walk
without my clutches; and much of the time was
obliged I" keep my bed. tried several remedies, but
they did rOt relieve me- then called on one of ON
frs Physicians; he did no. help me. heard OF your
SarsaparIIia and Obtained BOTTLE and in few days
il entirely cured me, andi am well now as ever.
ASHEELL WALKER, % Daniel st.
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OF ny 0ltufe, lr0m WhalnVer 1se tFey may origin
ate or in whatever stat, they NAV be- from the mcs
simple GONOR2HOF,
TO tue wur-i and mot difficult SyhhiliGc Affections
and under Tic per.onal suparntendcnce Of
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-06-06
Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

By the fast-sailing Cincinnati and Memphis
packet, AVN. X, McKee," yesterday AFTER
noon, we have files of Louisville and, Cincinnati
papers up to Wednesday, containing the for.
eign advces brought by the steamship Britain.
ia, which sailed from Liverpool on the 4th.
The news is not of special importance. We
make up the annexed summary from our Eas-
tern exchsnges:--Memphis Eng.
The cotton narke, has fully sustained the
improved feeling that ruled when the last steam
ship sailed. The sales of Saturday I'd and
Monday 4th amounted to 5000 bales. including
a portion taken on Speculation AID for export.
The market was quiet, and me rates current
on the previous week paid with scarcely any
alteration; if any thing, We should say it was 10
favor Of the buyer.
Sales have been made of Western Canal
flour at Dos Cd to 26s I'd; Phiad. 24s Cd; New
Orleans 23s I'd to 24s, New York sour 22s; and
one or two parcels of prime white and mixed
Wheat at Il, per 70 lbs.
Sir Robert Peel's commercial measures still
linger IN the House of Commons, and Lord
Brougham has announced that he should take
an early opportunity of testing the opinion Of
the House OF Lords on the subject.
The Times, Of the 3lth ult., devo,es an ed-
torial article to the REPUTATION of Mr.. Benton's
peremptory assertion, "than which nothing in
the course OF the Oregon negotiation, has been
advanced more absurd" that tho line of 40 deg
was fixed as ,he established parallel by tho ,rea.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-06-06
Observation-Disclosures SANTA FE.

Il appears that Col. Kearny is charged with
an expedition against New Mexico. One thou
sand mounted men have been called for from
Missouri for tina, service. The expedition was
intended to be a secret one, but as II has be-
come known, it is not improbable that very es-
sential notifications may be made IN the or
rinai plan, and that the force may be consider
ably increased. The ST. Louis Reporter of
Monday last, says that letter had been receiy-
ed from Gov. Edwards Of Misoour,, now IN
Washington, stating that Gen. Games roquisi.
ton on tina. State had been approved by The
President, and the volunteers who had started
under i. would DO received. The President,
desired, however, that all who had not started,
should be Diet aimed for the expedition TO New
Mexico.
From al! this, and the report which he's reach.
cd here by way of New Orleans, that the Ten.
nesaee and Arkansas volunteers are to be con.
ccntra,ed at Fulton, on the Red River. it would
appear very probable that sour boys" will be
sent to New Mexico, instead OF the Rio Grande
near Matamoras.-The Santa Fe expedition
Will be very pleasant one, with fair prospects
of good fighting, before a junction is effected
with TayIors force below.--.Ue'a. Eng.