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Rr3- FIRST BALTIMORE HOSE COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the First Baltimore Hose
Company will be held nj the COmpanys Rooms on
TUESDAY EVENING, 18Th January, lS46, at seven
O'Clock. The election Of officers and other import
ant business will come before the meeting.
ial2-2t' JAMES CAREY LOALE, Secy.
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ID | f. D.,

LETTER BAGS or AT TIE EXCHANGE READING Roose
For Kingston, Jam,-Brig PHI mniE, soon.
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MAJOR REYBoLD's PEACHES. There have
been various statements, says the Delaware
Journal, of the number Of peaches sent to the
markets of the principal cities, during the last
season, by Major Roybold and his four sons
We arc much gra!ifol to have it in our power
to lay before the public at this time full and
authentic statomont,which doubtless will please
Our readers, and make every citizen Of Della
ware feel proud Of the exhibit of the abundant
production of the luscious fruit within this
State. Major Philip Roybold, from Maryland
and Delaware orchards, $4,000 baskets; John
Roybold, II, 100 do. Philip Roybold, 5000 DO ;
VIM Reybold, 1905 do; Barney RcyboId,
900 do. Aggregate, 0,795,
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NOW FOR BARGAINS!
MUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS.

" bought on the most reasonable terms, consisting
of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, JEANS, SAITH
NETS, &C., of every quality and color, will be dis
posed of at cost for cash, and all who wish to supply
themselves 20 per cent less than The usual price,
will do well TO call at tho cheap cash store,
No. So MARKET STREET.
Also choice selection of WINTER GOODS, of
every description, which will be sold at cost, viz:
Calicees; DelaiEes; CaShmGfcS: Alpacas; Vevets;
Merinoes; Plaid Coakngs; Flauues; shaker knit
Drawers and Wrappers; ShdwlS; Blankets Ticking;
Beached and Brown Muslins; Shrelings; Ginghams:
Paper Mu,lins Cambrcs; WOdinI's Spool COtons!
Vcslings and Tailors Trimmings; HOland's Irish
Linens; Table Diapers: Mer'nous, ShirtnIs, &C
Now is the time! Any Thing in our line at cost ,
Fully satisfied mat for quality and style oar goods
canno, be bcat and aa 10 our prices defy cOmpP-
titi0n. a splendid assortment of Ladies' wors ted
Lambs wool and Alpaca hose,
J, LEE WEBSTER & Co
No 81 Baltimore street,
jai2 J doors r. of Frederick.
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MARIHELlSF-PORT Of BALTIMORE
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1886. +
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SITUATION WANTED by young man as a
- Bar Keeper. He is thnro ishly acquainted with
the bustne 49, and can chme highly recommended; or
he would accep any respectable mercantile busin ess
where he colld make himself useful to his employer.
Amply quickly at L. f. SC'rIIi,
jal2 NO l0 Exchange Place.
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be permitted to enter, but the public good
alone should be considered

NEGOTIATIONS. The Washington correspon-
dent of the N. Y. Herald, still insists, that ne
gotiations between this government and Eng
land upon the Oregon question, have been re-
newed. He says-"I will even go farther, and
assert, that it is probable that treaty for the
adjustment of the Oregon boundary, may be
sent into the Senate before the end of this
month-Perhaps about the 26th inst.
If this be So there is a vast deal of breath
uselessly expended in the House of Represen-
tatives. We hope that the writer may be cor
rect, for we believe that nothing would be more
gratifying to the American people, than to
have this question speedily and amicably set
tied The writer speaks in positive terms, as
to the truth Of what he states He statcs-'in
making the above declaration, know well up
on what grounds stand. They are not the
specuations that may never be realized; and,
therefore, you are to receive them as equal to
the nearest approximation to the state Of things
here"
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SITCATtON WANTED by a midde-aged
= man without family as vegetable. fruit, tree
or iower Gardener, and would make himself general
ly use'a He can come highly recommended from
his last N puyer For further particulars, apply at
ial9 l.. F. SCOTFl, 10 Exchange Pace.
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% POPULAR LECTURES, The NintA Lecture
Of TIE course in the English Lutheran Church, Lex
ingion-st,, will be delivered On TUESDAY EVEN
ING, the 18Th by Prof. DuCATEL. heing the third Of
his series on ''Lake Superior " Those having tick
els to his course will be admitted. as wei rs those
having tickets 10 the now in prngrrss in the
Church. Lecture to commence at II O'Clock.
Q- Single tickets for this Lecmre Is cts. jal2 2t
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.G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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{rF- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who " ish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; BTeas,-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
plee at his Old Established Sore, Water ST, ID door
from Calvert, OIL
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THE MUSEUM The managers announce that they
will admit day viers IN the evening free, except
when there are day performances, or on benefit
nights, very important attraction TO the numerous
patrons of this popular lace of amusement. To-
night, the excellent comedy of "Sweethearts and
Wives" with Singing and Dancing, and the comic
piece of "Good Husbands Make Good Wves,' are
the attrac ms offered. This is also the last night of
Miss Kate Ludow'S engagement, and herIast appear
ance on which occasi she will dance the HIGHLAND
Fling. Those who desire to spend an evening in a
fine saloon, aud witness good acting, will not fail
beng present at the Museum tonight.
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nz- 4 fresh supply of Doctor J. ). KOSE'S ME-
DICiNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &c. just
received, consisting Of Breathing 7 bes, Cough Sy
rup, PrOphyactic Syrup, Lnments, Tonic Pills, Sc,
with a tres CONSUMPTION. For sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market ss.,
mai BIN Baltimore, Md.
,,-,,ogoNER,S npElCE M loS NORTH HIGH
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LECTURES ON MEMORY. Professor Miles Will com
mence his last course of lectures this evening in the
basement of The Odd Fellows Hail.
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II5-FKENITI NND NLfL NIIfts'c
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 PictHre FRAMES oCGuureiy new
patterns never before introduced in BalimGre made
10 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 aud made to Order cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States T.. s, FRYER.
Milf Ne NHith Gay street.
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NEW YORK CIRCUS Front street. The ndefali-
gable manager of this establishment Offers an unri-
vailed bill for to night, Mrs. Nixon, the celebrated
female equestrian, will make her first appearance, as
will also Mons. Le Thorn, the great French Jugglcr,
and Mr. Scott, the English Hercules, all of whom
will introduce n"w and surprising ftats in Their re.
spectivt lines. The DILL throughout is unusually at
tractve, the performance being entirely changed
from the prec eding week, and Of a character to draw
a large audience. The performance will conclude
with the aughabe piece of the ''Cobber's Daughter
Those who desire rich entertainment at a small ex-
pense, will not neglect this opportunity.
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CONCERT AT CALVERT HALL. Templeton gives his
first concert in this city this evening at Calvert Hall
The programme is very attractive, and will no doubt
draw large audience. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
The r,n,e Burglary in Nassnu-st.
To The Editor Of The Nc,c- York Tribune:
Ny,,- yoY.- January 10Th l.


NEw.YoRH January 10Th, lei6.
ON tile night of the 10Th inst our Office l6l Nassaust
was entered by Of false keys by set OF bold and
daring burglars with intent force open the Iron Safe
Tie public location of the Office being situated adjoining
10 Tammany Hall and in the immediate vicinity OF
number newspaper Offices proves the burglars to nave
been of the daring character operations ap
pear to have been IA follows Commencing on power
ful and strong English Paddock which secured hasp
that protected the of the outer door OF the Safe
having effected their object they next charged the Lock
of the outside door, which Clubs Thief Detector
WITH appears percussion powder which has great
force and small slow match and retired
10 the street. watching the Of their experiment
After the explosion had taken place. finding no alarm had
been given 10 the neghborhood they returned 20 the Office
10 view their success, which answered their most SAN
euine pectatons thinking doubt that there was no
farther barrier 10 their removing the deposits but on
looking in they discovered stern hero staring tne IN
the face in the shape inside door manufactured by
Silas c. Herring and secured by of Joness Patent
Combination Bank Door of late has rendered
the ar, and mystery ofock picking and Improbable
science but the daring rogues nothing daunted. pro-
ceeded 10 charge Joness Lock, thinking no doubt 10
meet with the but the construction oil he
lock is such that is impossible to get suhcien gum
y of powder the lock 10 force II or 10 all appear.
ance the lock must have been charged number ot
times but without They then resorted TO Inc
use OF steel levers the peculiar construction oil Jones
Lock being such. that with all their experiments with
the powder &c. did preveu. our opening It wlia The
KEY as usual as likewise The construction OF the Doase
Door Safe manufactured by Sias c. Herring. renders
ali s,temps of that kind sbortve there chance
of getting purchase sufficiently powerful to force the
locks Finding oil their attempts thus far frustrated
they obliged TO decamp without eiec'ing their oo
;sc; circumstances since show ha, they perse
yerinsly engaged from II O'Clock until near daylight
next morning hence proving concusivey that one OF
Silss C. Hcrrnss Sslsmander Safes with Jones Lock
attached are proof against the most eNper, burglars
ms well as fire which has been well stiested heretofore
P S-We have the fre-proot SHiS with rs out,
side shattered door repaired and the inner door secured
by Joness Lock and bid defiance as before to bur
glars and locks in any they may choose TO
ouerste SATHER x CHURCH. Brokers
,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
Life Preservers.
l6i Nassau. st.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Various are the forms of Life Preservers some
wood, others cork many India-Tubber, and all
kuowM either by the names of the respective invent
ors or some French or Latin cognonen- | have
noticed the Triangular selfactins Pneumatic whole
sale Life Preservers-the one like sausage 10 lie
round the waist A similar called the Nautilus
again there is The Neptune Chariot and there
may, for aught know, be Neptune's wife's coach,
Then comes hos, of wearabes the Airtght Lie
jacket, Chennisere, Vest, Hat, Cap, &c. &c. bat
all those are liable puncture. and thea il is al up
with the drowning wearer. There are likewise
many sorts OF hiebuoys and things 10 throw over
board 10 save persons in the Some OF these
are casSs, some chairs stools hollow iron spheres.
and oIhcr sorts equally well calculated 10 dash out
the brains of those in the Again &C nit that
all these life Preservers enoUgh the object
without injury to the bali exhausted person, where
is the bold may ask, what is the hold Is stick,
p rod OF iron or piece OF string 1t is not in my
humble opinion what it should be-A Netting, q
loose netting n netting strong with something hoat
large mesh knots, so that good entangng
hand and arm hold might be ns,antsneously obtained
by those in the water. Let the lovers OF humanity
look to and consider this, and cover 81! Life Pre-
servers with loose Netting.
Yours respectfully. W.. Villains.
Enier Works, Peterson, N, J. jan q, ls4S.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
Ne,u ENobhshneni jor the sretuIse Sale ot Cholnr
PEREUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,

nd
L the American Institute, tho nucn adnusu uLspay VI
choc. Pc rrflmety auu Tvle Soaps aud who was iheEs
awarded by lns honorable judges, Golden mean mas
ooeped an In hs city at No. los bfos"aJ'
where he offers speciality OF Perumery not 10 oe .Iass
"a sbJ in Eurups or America DE would remark that his
P-ruuery the CREST advansge over tne i0iesn oI pc
ing freshly prepared aud ha ln1 pr I.
he enjoyed earUing his ART IN Inc LhborstofS VI ausS
Pereiel which no was for many years tbo dlecior
his possession OF skn equal TO hni o any
cpmp.,. assortment of choice articles
brated foreign VIII al all times be kept On hsnt 'ns
enabling his Customers 10 compare ahu ,o . ns 10
h.s nso imported ParS beautiful assortment or
FANCY ARTICLES, suitable for the approaching holidays.
The sUbscnhef does uot aaveruse soap "meb %ehspss
d,lority into aud old into youh or Fcauns
winch VIII posses" Tie t!aa'Gerden vlrIue o eeans no"
org ih- grown of Tue halr Ine'e mIsc - hy ieasa
tor but n, does pretend 10 oner IolLEt sohfo
scientifically compouaoea na 10 t h ad at
elegant highly ed ay AN .eco,
plisned author-ss OF America, bis AhANDlNf %hen "'A
peyent or nveterate chspPing oL The skn
He oh., bis unrisaed SHAVING CREAM, an hucio
which, lled VIII always % PIohens ~ o'c'J k"u
a. oaer. HI, COSMETIC CREAM, so Invaluable an ap-
pIlculun delcrs alter shaving, much more sle-
gait preparation nan tho Gold Cream . ,,1,..n,..,,
Il. ot,ers 10. the head, OILS, ESSENCES, PoMATUMS
ana Washes possessed of various properues -"me de-
.ynad 10 b. auuy tho healthy hair sumo 10
cure dsodered acnon vi the scuP soe ot sootns emo
ul.pt irritabls beads others sDuhhs
TO the debiilAlsd Scalp impaired 10 s
by sckuess These remedies, Com pouha>
20 s sa,r atop II. iains shso Is los.
from me organs OF The hair and are not 10
b, copfounded with ths thousand nostruIs 40
warranted 10 cure all His bEARs Oil, De as
ses me public, Is perfectly genuine ~hon repe'<a1d s
SUCH and prepared by application o hes' 90 cAt'iu
a. NOT 10 endaDke the peculiar organzshon n suIue "
which II differs other substances OF similar Character
For I'm, qualify his goods. rser " hessss Aspin.
wall Mhau, Cltop aud many Others VI the nos' fospec-
table of this ciy who Tor the nst ssSrfa years
have yended Articles of bis mauufAemIe
Finally every thug III ns store "lI oe sa ropfeseI'eo
and any does no! give fu sansacuonit ~lh h1'
scnb.r anxious acquire for his estabbsl-nl cafsc-
sr Tor veray sUod siu wben from tnr nature VI ue
nrt,c.s there In 20 much for srepo--tauon ana
he envins pom ais employ 10 DAnlin The sas sn
herrnco W truth good faith cal 10 mos,
soheitsd EOoLl.h !. i.Go, $780,,
No. l5s Broadway, bel~ cen Liberty and Coruhno'
Linz.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
MIR. Bascon's Reply to "a Layman.'

/
I To the Editor Of The TribaHs
Your correspondent, "a Layman," has III his
! own opinion, presume, demolished the Judiciary
plan have proposed, by prociaiming me "a lawyer,
representing that interest" and charging me with
getting up an ingenious plan TO prevent the dm1nu-
ton of lawyers and law shops.
There is an oblquity of intellect in some men that
defes all effort enlighen convince, but in the
hope that your correspondent is not OF this class
have sent few papers 10 the address OF Lay
man." Clarendon which may show him now Tar bis
charges are iust-and if he is not one OF those who
cau see no relief from the effects oil our present
liigious dilatory and expensive system but an IN
crease of the number power OF those great feed
ing springs of strife, village town courts even he
may change his opinion Of the motives that have
induced me TO propose the plan have.
will excuse the Editor OF The Tribune for ad-
hitting insinuatons he must know 10 be so unjust
without remark, for | know something of the de-
mands thai ARE made upon his time and attention
Perhaps il will not be too much 10 ask that the
following reasons OF my own that hace been gwen
in favor of the plan be republished IN The Tribune
ANSEL BASCOM
al suppose there will be many who. upon the spur Of
the moment will be able rremedlable otectons
to the simple plan for Judiciary herein proposed
beg such reflect tte before they demoiish IT. IL is
the result of considerable reflection and consultation,
and cannot be disposed of easily many may sup
pose. Remember IL aims at smplihcaton OF proceed,
ings-an increased number OF stngs TO try Causes and
decide questions that arise in them Instead OF SUI
ureme Court and Court of Errors Onto which nearly
a the questions great and small that arise in the State
can be carried when the subbornness OF party or the
interest OF his Lawyer may prompt) the Judges VIII De
scattered all over the State hearing and deciding qucs
lions in the neGhborhood of their origin; and II VIII
easy provide that only such questions shall be car
RED before the Appeal Tribunal as are new or upon
which the Judges in the Districts may disagree or seek
advisement ,rla at the Circuit and the decision OF
three or four Judges the District might be generally
,;,.l ,vi,Lout iuiua,irah
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

~ BAscoNs MEMORIAL. No. 3, is before u.s.
filed with pithy suggestions of and arguments i0f
thorough Reforms in our Judicial institutes ana he-
gal processes We copy the following specimen
from the pen of lawyer remember
Local Falsehoods. or. as they are mildly termed
IeoaI Fictions. abound in almost every 'eeai OF
even eouable proceeding for elicitnS truth anu es
,ablishing Justice. -;
In an action of Trover for instance, the plainilh IN
the statement of his claim, or father MS G"ytf o'
him must tell two deliberate untruhs, IN order to
cain The ear of our truih.lovng tribunals He must
aver tba, he casually lost the article he seeks 10 re-
cover the value and that Ii came TO the possession
of the defendant by finding. The defendant, how
ever, is permitted by the forms OF pleading TO tell
the truth-,hat he is not guilty of the meanness OF
refusing TO give up piece Of property which he
found Then comes the trial Of the issue joined
Twelve men are solemny sworn TO try the issue and
true virdict give; which literallyis, THAT they
will speak q true word" The plaintiff proves no
such thing he alleged but state OF facts OF an Ell
tire different character, and that the defendant S
plea is no; only substantially bat literally true but
the jury are directed by the Court TO find the PLAIN
tih's falsehoods TO be truths and the defendant 8
truth to be iasehood and the party who has nad
the temerity plead the truth III Court oi Jusuce'
must pay damages and COSTS .r
So too in an action upon note. Inc p!aintlh
AYERS the making of half dozen promises never
made: the defendant pleads truly that he did not
promise in manner and form as the plaintiff has com
blamed And then come the true word speakers
and under solemn oath 10 speak true word as TO
the issue find in the other case, that talsehood Is
truth and truth falsehood.
There used to be, before the last revision OF the
statutes string OF legal fctions as nonsensical In
the action of ejectment. To recover the possession
of piece of land a must not only aver several
falsehoods but use fictitious names for plaintiff ana
defendant The declaration alleged The existence OF
lease an entry under it, and forcible disposses-
sion. And before man was permitted to show a
right TO the possession he enjoyed, he was required
to enter into an agreement in writing to admit the
truth of all these falsehoods These tctions have
been abolished, and more truthful mode adopted
for pleading in actions Of ejecrhent And yet con-
rary to the predictions of some wise ones II has been
found that the right the possession of land can be
tried without the array of numerous legal hctions IN
the commencement OF the proceedings.
1.-THE question be asked why legal fctions are
clung 10 with 50 much eracity. can only answer
that any common man can tell the truth ii he tries
while it requires the existence of profession and craft
to tell legal iictions in the approved mode
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
OR. H.F. pEERY's vERMIFUGE, q,..D.sd ,

q X. ~. r. PEEK - tchni 1T ti1.U
~ shot, iJr Wotms-5 htgt!y coHcltra'ea ana e'e'y
combined pryIratio capable from tas prompt ~ -
action 2f clearing system sr a0iri ~ e-eIy
TIE rNc-ecug small quantity oi this medicine tei- W
to remove every one !ton
the sy.leln lis operating few hourr WIN US
greaI certainty effect, ulute II one VI tAe
liant discoveries Of age. Il seldom needs 10
and never be followed by aEy onsr pufSs
urgent those IT'S sp.sls or conVu sos ch"eeo
by WORMS lis unrvsed superiority is manifest re" lnea
ciues are better ae 20 improve ths team o
ev.n whore no worms removes lhoee W
crdt;es that line closely afh'e 20 me stomach sho
hoyy- giving rise symptoms tai coubteel every va
rety OF soru6.esse- Though Prompt and ceiLan 10 s
IL Id perfectly and scspted 70 ne lescefest
age 80 ..,s.,sd from, :, ,,ry,;trds
Of ob.rs q. evidence CT lis great medicina! vaue;
Extract from, letter received from Dr. Wharton.
NEwcAsTLE VA y On s. S+4.
Dr,s Sra T gave vial OF ih- Dead Saot' you left
s ~, ,,r The purpose Of testing its merits friend OF
;,p ,rho Introduced his family by giving II 20
ns selected Il suitable II was Administered &C.
orcin 10 Tue around the vial, and To my aston
haze I'd MINISTER'S seyefs o-r instances since WIN
similar good success: and will afford much pleasure
10 al il my power TO recommend II 10 me noee o'
uly friends aud The puoiic GENERALLY ,--,-.,roN
With respect, yours. &c- THos. ): " sAhAOO:,,'
JEFFERsoSvILLE, Va, 18th Nay !sTi-
hereby certify thai about SIX months since lA"e -
n, P-er- V-rmIfu gr q VI one OF my chidfen
,ot,t the aye Ut four wears The child was very lo 80
much So that thou b, almost AZ the Poin o' e
a few hours she passed 9l worms, aoo IN ~ ~
next day entirely restored 70 . ne, - ..rs brn.6
have CIV en- Others OF ie ihLi' ~ ~
cia effects. -, -,.d. use nj hv Dr
P-.ry In a wide heid practice, snaotacHs lts eu.
eral adjacent Counnes, lor n1A- ,Ir'X ST CLAIR
ex ,mprd success-
prsn.-sd by b.. & F. PEERY, and sold by A B. D.
SIMS puseis,s 10 Fu,toD-sL z15 Broadway, and n
r. Ess. 5fosISst 5nat ,ss uoised sa.es ia In