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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-28
. DESCRIPTION OF THE REPUBLIC

"A DESCRIPTION OF THE REPUBLIC
n OF MEXtCOfr-Tho subscriber will open his mornfz
smother supply Of ne above Va usbis Work. which ~ Nv suct AZ.
maBd. ltis iiurrated bya Ma, IN which sineluded an1rer Maps
q he Valley ~ herco. and The feda q faio Af0 AMI ns d ptL
ma. This book 10 designed 10 furnish a CONDEMNED, yet accurate
view q the region IN qucrion. sud " vii meet the wants q mtpv
Who have not time 10 consult more votuminous wcfss.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED.
Another supply Of THE GOVERNMENT MAP or MEXICO
constructed from a grat variety q prnbd and manu,cupt do,y-
msnta Il conains = Table Of Dira ces tho seat Of war between
The Unued sates ani MeTieo. tnd mlch oner v,iusbIs lnfayrs.
ton For saie ~ g. p FISHER,
NOW Qdodfs below Pau ONE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-28
TWO KOLIANS.

I'D III. TAILOR has at present open for in
n . specton az his wareroom, two Piano Foucs with Cocmans
patent hohan attachment. The Pianos are splendid instruments,
combining power sweetness aud buliancy Of tone with elegance.
taste and durability Of workmnnship. The Attachment are but
little inferior n Church Organs
This truly wonderful improvement. which has excited public at
tent on throughout N = e un ~ and England. has not been over 60
umaicd IN - a vantaScs IN the numerous eut rial remarks which
have ipon aneously aPprarrd In the public prints.
lFrtraef from hs " " Hrad1
I'VE have been favored with an Inspection Of he Kohan Piano
Fore now on exhibition AZ Nunns A. Clark = Muse Store. Pto1d-
way. II is certainly a We y ingenious contnvance a d one trAt - a
meet W N universal admra ion a d a o non. FoT 81 pi 10y %
con truction AMI hcaryo adlpta iOn, u certainly iSvnnvared, and
we tave No d,ub. . hs b ing id tied rt' gansml ue. Every
fano an ire coun'y, at a wy irn ng eJpsnss, usy be ehang-d
intr a. Organ, pr-dring g. most br u m add rquisite toscs wi h.
out cnc-unF, n H. las degree is original ciamet.T. Tits lea
great sdemtum and viii oonti ute merc TO the essential interest
Oftho puril In Music, than stt nontAs ordinary tuhi9n on IN Plano"
bJ Purchasers run no rise In tuying these T1 o. asa rrtSH
rarraHts ~ always given. r. ~ TsYLOR.
Agent { 2 he hoIan Pianos,
no21 100 Na n e., OBJ orts the Banks
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ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERSII

The Volunteers who have signed their names 10 Can,
scoTr's list, and all others who may 10 disposed to do so
IRE nerety noiihed that a meeting will be held at Military
Hall on Saturday morning next, the 2sth ipr,sn, n, nins
O'CLOCK Tor the purpose Of final organization. and the cleo
ton ct officers, in the presence of a Field Officer. Ei,ex
pecied thateyery man will be at his post.
IBu oFdsr nj n. Iou,a,.-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

Schr GlendOwcr, Reid, Barbados, VIM Miller
SAlLED-Barque Maryland Crowell, for Boston,
and came to anchor off North Point yesterday after
noon; scht Kate Pendergast, Evans, Mayagucz; AL
e1ander Dodge, Knapp. and Ellicott, for N, York.
ARRIVED,
BaIque Barring Brothers, CTookeT, from Boston, 10
days, ballast, to A. Schumacher s. Co.
Schr Zenobia, Brown, days from Charleston, salt
and rice, to John X. Randall. Saw off the Rappahan-
mock 9th inst ship asten also at the mouth of the
Pau1ent, big Justna, Claypool, i'm Demarara; schrs
Richard Bordan Bearse from Fall River, and Union,
Bangs, from Providence.
Schr Jack Downing, Fields, FIN Philade phia, mer-
chandize, to ]. w. Brown.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, and barge Chesapeake,
Dennis, from Philadelphia, mdze TO j. A Shriver.
Both have been locked in the Canal by ice since the
18th Dec. Reports the Canal at this time clear and
free of ice, as is also Back River
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Reports
nothing.
BELOW-Two hem. brgs supposed tho Chief
and Justna; two schrs., Union and Richard Borden,
MEMORANDA.
Barque Wyman, Crosby, for Baltimore, cleared at
Boston Sd inst. and sailed next day.
Brig Monument, Vming, from Baltimore, via Bos-
ton, arrived Portland 4h inst.
Schr Widow Wadman, Kilborn, from Baltimore
arrived at Buckspou 29ih ult
Schrs Uranus, Bowey, and Albion, Phillips, from
Baltimore, arrived at Frankfort Dist ut.
Schr Outesie, Chapman, for Baltimore sailed from
New Bedford 4lh inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

Q3- At a meeting of the members Of the Baltimore
Bar, held in the County Court Room Tues
day the 9Th inst, T. =. Scott, Esd having previously
announced to The Court intelligence of the death of
the Hon. ELIAS GLENN, and the Court having there
upon, in respect to the memory of the deceased, i'm
mediatey journeG, the Hon. Judge Legrand was
called TO the chair, aud WIN. F. Frick app linted Sc
cretaIy, and the following proceedings e'e had
On motion of T. Yates Walsh, Esq. seconded by
Geo, w. Dohbin, Esq the following preamble and re-
solutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas the
Bench and Bar Of Baltimore have received with deep
regret, Intelligence of the dscease of the Hon Elias
Glenn, late Judge of The United States for the Mary
land District.
Resolved, That the death of this estmabIe man,
and faithful and upright judicial officer, calls for the
highest testimonials OF respect at the hands of his
brethren of the Bar,
Resolved, That the members of this meeting will
attend the iunera of the deceased, and the usu
al badge of mourning during the residue of the term,
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
published in the several newspapers of the CITY of
Baltimore, and be entered upon the minutes of the
Court and ata copy OF them be also trans milted to
of our sincere sympathy in their affection.
His honor, Judge tCgrand upon the passage of the
above resolutions, in substance said
Tho Court has received the announcement of the
death of the late Judge Glenn with the feelings which
so mOurnful an event is calculated to inspire. Al
though he had retired from an active participation in
the labOrs of the profession before the termination of
my nOyitiate and was thereby deprived of the en-
joymtnt Of an association with him AS intimate as
thar which it has been the good fortune of most of the
older members of the profession to enjoys yet, his
putatiOn as an upright and able judge a vlruous
citizen, and as an honorable gen'lemln, was vel
known TO Inc from the favorable report OF those who
had the amplest means of forming a correct opinion
Cordially uniting in the testimonials of respect to his
memory, and sympathising with the profession in
their bereavement, will, in compliance with the re-
quest OF the resolutions aud the dictates of my
feelings that the expression nf our mutual ef
be placed the records OF the Court, there to remain
as perpetual memorial OF the regard tn which the
Writ les of the deceased were cherished by the mem
bers of the profession of which he was so diStin-
gushed member
Whereup0n, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN C. LEGRAND, Chairman.
Wa F. FRIc8, Secretary. /:
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baltimore AND NEW YORK

ne GREAT PEKTUDIUAL UEPUT
This day published and for sale by
TAYLOR, WILDE & co,
The London La Get for January, 1896
Hunts Magazine for January.
Kni.kerbOcker Magazine for January,
New York Journal Of Medicine for January.
Covenant (Odd Fellows Magazine) for January,
The Ecclectic Magazine for January.
81. jeans Evening, or Crime and Mystery, l2a
Thanksgiving Sermon. The virtues and public
services of William Burns, l2i
The Three Gaardsmen, by Alexander Dumas,
translated from the French by Park Benja-
min, part ready 25
Omnibus, No, 5, freighted with choice reading, 25
ShakE peare's admired Tragedy, Richard Ill, l2i
Cooper's last Novel, "The Chambeafer," IS
tg3-A the new and cheap publications for sale,
wholesale and retail, by
TAYLOR, WILDE s. CO,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
1t Jarvs's Buildings, North ST.
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The MUSEUM, The entertainments at the saloon
of the Museum this evening, will be of varied and
interesting character. Two excellent pieces, the
'Irish Widow aud the 'Irish Tutor" will be per
formed, Mr. b. Williams appearing in both. In the
course of the evening singing and dancing by Miss
Cannon
GRAND MILITARY BALL. The Independent Greys
intend giving grand Military Ball at their new Ar
mory, Hin street, this evening, the 9Th of January,
in honor of the Battle Of New Orleans, the proceeds
to be applied to the liquidation of the debt on the
building. The Greys are justly celebrated for Their
taste in getting up affairs of this kind, and as the
tickets are positively limited to one hundred and
twenty five, pleasant and agreeable time may con-
idGntly be anticipated.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08
TENWE UNITED STATES CATHOLIC
n aGAZLNE AND aIQNTuL-Y REVIEW edi-

n MAGAZINE AND MONTHLY REVIEW, edi-
ted by Rev G. ]. White, Baltimore, and Very Rev.
NJ, /. Spadng, D. y Louisville, KY Contents of
the ,nuary No Art /. The Confessional-Art. ..
Scenes in the Far Wes-Art. 3. Elegiac Lines-Art.
1. A Fortnight amongst the Chippewas-Art. S. Pere
JEAN or the Jesuit Missionary, an original tale-Art
6. lrPsOution-Art. l. Sketch Of ST. Mary's College,
Emmttsbarg, with fine steel engraving OF the insli
tuition, by NeagIe-Art,S An Ingenious piece of CAa
rity-Art g. Edifying Traits-Art 10. Moral Senen-
ces-Art II. The New Year-Foteign and Domestic
Intelligence Literary Notices, and two pages of ori
gnal Music, by Professor DlcnlInan.
The publisher begS ave to call the especial atten
ton o Catholics to this WORK. II has now cOmpet-
cd the fourth year of its existence, and the numerous
testimonials in its favor from the Rt. Rev. Bishops,
and the Catholic Press, throughout the country jusu
fly the pubShern stating that ii is generally cOnsd
cred the most useful the cheapest and best work that
can be introduced INTO Catholic family.
The subscription is So per year for city subscribers
Two copies for year, or copy for years, sent by
mall fIr Sd c. pies SlO-l0 copies $50
Orders from any part of the country will meet with
strict at ,enton.
JOHN MURPHY, Printer and Publisher
l. l7S Baltimore
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

63- SAVINGS BANK or BALTIMORE, JAM.
AIRY 3, 1876. The undersigned appointed bythe Board
of Directors of the Savings Bank of Baltimore to au-
dit statement OfItS operations for the past year, and
to report thereon, being allowed free access TO the
Books and Accounts and papers of the Bank, and
furnished with the actual evidences of property, have
carefully performed the DUTY assigned them and report
Amount of Funds lst Jan'y, lS45 Sl,325,S!l 90
Received from DepositorS
during the year 1916 S527.620 So
Received for Dividends on
Stocks owned by the
Bank, and for interest on
Loans. 1880 30
6nS 15i 2e
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F3- LECTURE AND ENHGBITION-ADMIT-
TANCE FREE! Prof MILES will deliver Lee
ture on PHRENO- HNElTOTECIfNYo or the Art of
Acquiring Memory, at the Egyptian Saloon, ODD
FELLOWS HALL, Gay street, on THURSDAY
EVENING, 9Th instant, at O'clock preparatory 10 a
second and last course Of Lectures in this city.
Several young gentlemen having volunteered TO
give an Exhibition Of Powers Of Memory, acquir-
ed under Prof Miles, instructions, some REGULATIONS
and exercises of interest may be expected
Prof M returns his sincere thanks to the very large
class of ladies and gentlemen attending his first
OF Lectures for their patronage and also for the kind
and 1auering manner with which they have spoken
of his Lectures i'll their complimentary card
The public are respectfully invited to the intrOduc-
tory Lecture and Exhibition Tuesday evening.
Ambulance free, JAZZ 2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

SEVERE AFFLIcTIoN. At Pittsfield, Mass,
while Mrs. Colman was waiting for her father
with the remains Of her husband, who died in
consequence of the accident at Chester, on the
Western Railroad, she received the intelli-
gencc that the father too had been killed at
Fitzwilliam by the cavng in of bank on the
Cheshire Rairoad.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

PROF. MILES LECTURE. This gentleman viii de-
liver free lecture on the Art of Memory, this even
ing in the Egyptian Saloon, Odd Fellows Hall. His
first in this city gave much satisfaction, that
a second one is determined on. His first class have
published a very complimentary card of appreciation
and thanks. In the course of the evering several
gentlemen will give an exhibition of powers of memo
~, as acquired under Prof. Miles instruction.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

Gg-MARYLAND HISTORICAL society,"
The regular monthly meeting of this Society will be
Historical Rooms, at half past O'Clock. paper
will be read before the meeting by B. Z. CAMPBELG,
Esq. "The early Christian Missions among the
Indians of Maryland"
1t ST. STREETER, Rec. Sec.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

Our Book TABLE. We have received from MIR.
John Murphy, printer and publisher, the January
number (beng the LIST number of the 9TH vo) of the
"Uniled States Catholic Magazine and Monthly Re
view" II is got mp in beautiful style, and contains
an excellent view Of Mount ST. Mary's College, near
Emmittsburg, Nd.
From Messrs, Taylor, Wilde s. Co., the January
number of the republication Oft the London Lancet
the January number of the Knickclbocker Jeans
Evening; Crime ana Ny strry, by Geo. p Quack-
enbos-No, Nt of "Modem Standard Drama" con-
tanning Richard III.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

b3-I o. o. +. r. w. GRAND ENCAMPMENT
OF MARYLAND. The members of the Grand En-
eampmcnt are hereby notified that the Annual Com
munication takes place on FRIDAY EVENING, 9th
January, at 7 O'Clock.
ja9 81 JIG. WATERS, G. Scribe.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

{63- The GREY'S BALL ROOM, at their Annoy,
N. High street. will be open for inspection THIS
DAY, from - VI. 10 1, p. NJ. 1t
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The Funds are employed in loans on Stocks aud
Real Eslte, and in tie purchase OF Stocks, and, in
the opinion Of the Committee, are safely and judi
ci0usIy invested.
There were open on the lst January, lS45, 5956
accounts there were opened during the year 1856,
and closed during the period ia, leaving open
on the GlSt December, SIS, 1923 accounts.
TAe Committee notice with pleasure the purchase
recently made by the Bank fthe property at the north
west corner OF Gay and Second streets, in which the
Institution Will be accommodated with greater conve.
nirnce than heretofore, and without much ifanv, in
crease OF expense. FRED'K. FOCKE,
VIM. KENNEDY.
1t JAMES GEORGE,
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SnIpwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE. The schr.
William, Walker, Of and for St. Andrews,
from Boston, has been lost on Fisherman's ISL
and. She had number of passengers, who,
with the crew prohablY pershed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE. The nu-
7peyous depositors in this admirably managed
rstitution, will perceive by the annual state
sacnt in this days paper, that its affairs are in
ID excellent condition, and its business opera
hons rapidly extending. The number of depo-
liors who had accounts open with the Bank at
The close of the year was 5,62S, and the net
amount of funds in hand at the same period,
was 81 1855, 74S 50. The officers of the Bank
are deserving of high commentator for the
.sdicous and discreet manner in which they
have managed its concerns, and we feel assured
hat the extent of its usefulness to all classes Of
society will continue to increase so long as 1t is
as sAilfully managed as at present. To the
Industrious and prudent, male or female, OF
yhateycr occupation or condition i'll life, this
institution is of great benefit, atfording as it
Goes u safe depository of a portion OF their hard
earnings for old age and misfortune
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08
ghR. SVVEETHER's EXTRACT
b " OLE IlNERANlRT Nh -nA

A Vegetable Extract composed of Tar, Bark and
LiverwoTt, for the cure of Coughs, Consumption,
Splitting of Blood, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Group, Liver Complaint, pain in the side and breast
and all diseases arising from cold disCrdeTed
condition of the lungs.
The proprietor of this preparation in offering it TO
the public, does under conviction of its efficacy
in curing the complaints for which il is recommended
The alarming prevalence of pulmonary consumption,
and its extreme fatality in the United States renders
a medicine that will check its progress, and when
taken on the first appearance of cough or cold, will
entirely prevent it-Of extreme importance. Under
the impression the Extract of Lverwort and Tar
medicine hitherto prepared, the proprietor hopes that
those afflicted will give it a trial.
0I3- For sale by SETH ). HANCE, No. ltS Balti
street, and Charles and Pratt SIS. Also, by
Perkins, cdrner of Franklin and Green-sts and cor
of Green and Baltmorc-sts; Thompson cor. Howard
and Fayete sts Tyler, corner High and E. Baltimore
streets; and Hopkins, Fe's Point, jag
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. We return our thanks
20 the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, OF the U, 5.
Senate, for copy of the Presidents Message
snd ACCOMMODATING documents.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-08
nR. SWEETSER'S EXTRACT OF Ill
" AERMlR,Eu AND EAR EAR LAA.IIAID

nR. SWEETSER'S EXTRACT OF IL
az VERWORTH AND TAR, FOR CONsUMP-
TON, COUGHS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN THE
BREAST, &c. One of the most eminent medical
writers who has written diseases of the Lungs
remarks very justly, that the greatest difficulty
tending the treatment of COnsumptive cases, is in
the first places getting patients to take medicine
for what they consider mere cough cold-sOme
remark, IFS onya cold, always let cold take its
own course and it usually wears off itself. Now in
some cases this may be true; bu can assure those
suffering with cough or pain in the breast that in
Uinc cases Of Consumption out of ten, that they have
invariably resulted from neglected cold.
Another class of persons even object to take any
med cine for what they consider Consumption but
can assure them that in many if they take great
care of themselves and use proper medicine, they
may Cflectualy cure thcms elves. Asthma difficult
ty ofbreahng can be etfecuaIIy cured by the extract
of Liverworth and Tar; Bronchitis and Sore Throat
will also yield 10 its astonishing effects.
DR.. SweetsCT's Extract of LiverwoiIh and Tar will
be found extremely usefIl to those who suffer from
the evil influence ofnight sweats.
Prepared only by Or. >. II. SwEErsER, Front street,
New York For sale by SETH s. HANCE, No. l0H
BaltimOre-st. and cor of Charles aud Pratt-sts.
Also, by Perkins, corner of Franklin and Green-sts.
and corner of Green ard Baltimore streets; Thomp-
son, corner of Howard and Fayette streets; Tyler,
corner of High and L. Baltimore streets; and Hop
kins, Fell's Point. jas
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BANK DEBTS, 1t it stated in the Philadel-
phla Inquirer that the banks OF New York are
indebted to the banks of Philadelphia about
$500, 900. The banks eff Boston are indebted
about $1,000 and the banks of Baltimore
about $50 900.
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AND wALrzING.

financing AND wALTZING.
HE SECOND QUARTER!
The subscriber would respectfully inform his pa
irons and the public that in consequence of the un-
favorable weather last Tuesday, he is compelled 10
defer the commencement Of his Second Quarler
until I TUESDAY,, the 18th inst al CENTRAL HALL,
corner OF Baltimore and Sharp streets For terms or
other details, please call at the above place, from
I'll and from till 10 O'Clock, any day or evening
CHARLES l. SPIES,
iaSsmtu4ls Tsa1 Professor of Dancing.
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New YoRK CIRCUS. 4nniser,Grp Of the Battle Of
Ne,c Orean'. To day being this anniversary Of the
Battle of New Orleans, bill highly appropriate TO the
occasion has been ofered by the manager Of this
Enlistment for the entertainments of the evening.
The performance which gave such great satisfaction
last night at the clowns benefit, will be repeated,
with variety of other favorite attractions See ad-
veItisement.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. s, 846.

STATE TREAsuRER's REPoRT. An abstract
oG ehs report will be found on our first page.
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@3-osFIClAL DRAWING of the Md Consoli.

03-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md Consoli
dated !-oreyy, class Mol, for 1886
IA 25 | 81 Is 20 so 40 81 40 76 81 II IS
IA and IS being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $40
| and ga, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each %
20 and IS, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos 30
30 and ~, being the 7th and sth OF 40 and 81, be-
ing the 9th and 10Th drawn Nos each Is
Allhavlng two of the drawn Nos. on Them each 10
All having one 0Aly Of the drawn Nos. on, 60 ,
1t EMORY, No. . N. Calvert-st.
{Gz- SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE. On SUNDAY
NEXT, appropriate sunday School SERMONS viii
be preached III the WiIk-st. NJ. f. Church, at IL o..
clock, by Rev. DR.. RoBERTS, and O'Clock by Rev
Ma. KEPPLER.
A collection will be taken up both morning and eve
ming, for the support of the Wesleyan Male Sunday
Schools Of East Baltimore Station during the presen
year. The public are respectfully invited TO attend
ia6-f& s3t' LEWIS AUDOUN, Sec'y.