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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

n AIDES CLOAKINGs in great variety, a
H mong them really beautiful, of superb quail
ty and superior TO any thing Of the kind lit The city
a few pieces only left. Ladies in Of very SUI
perior article should call early. Also,
CASSIMERES, CASSIMERES.
A splendid assortment of French, English and Anne
rican Cassimeres, of every quality and price, which
am determined to sell before the season closes and
will sell them cheap, with some most beautiful West
of England CLOTHS, blue black and invisible green
shades, with great variety of Scarfs Crarats, SC.
The Cloths especially worthy attention, being of
extra fine quality, finish and width, such as is seldom
met with. EDW. j. RICHARDSON,
do No. 81 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

G7-AINT WE LUCKY? $1,000 prize the highest
cnpitaD sold at EGERTONS for only D cts. In the
famous ''Small Fry" Lottery of last Saturday, the
EGERTONs sold comb. % 2e "a, the highest capital
prize of $4,000 for the trfing sum of % cts. Who
wants $4,000 To day, for ST.? -
1t Apply ut EGERTOkS'.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

ELECTORAL COLLEGES. In addition TO the
states already mentioned, we learn that Della
ware, Connecticut, New Jersey, Massachu-
sets, and North Carolina, have cast their cleo
toral votes as decided by the elections.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

LITERARY. We have received from Messrs.
Armstrong s. Berry, No. 4s of the Library of
Select Novels" embracing new tale, enti-
tied ''Arthur Arundel" in l59 closely printed
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

90 POPULAR LECTURES. The first Lecture Of
the course will be delivered by BRANTz MAYER, Esq.
on MONDAY EVENING, Dec 9th, AT Il O'Clock. ia
the English Lutheran Church, Lexington street.
EUBJECT-'' Trauc!lcr'y Tides" This first Lecture
will be grctitous, and the public invited to at
end. fAPsl 6.N
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

DEATH OF VETERAN OF THE PREss. The
venerable Moses Dawson, Of Cincinnati, while
sitting talking with a friend, on Monday even
ing, was seized with apoplexy, and instantly
expired. He was for many years connected
with the press Of that city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

II have just received an assortment of Ivory, Buff
faio and bone Tooth Brushes, superior quality and
patterns; also, Nail Brushes. comprising every vare
y in Quality and improyemeGl; spendid Buffalo, peck
Brushes sizes, equal TO any imported; Ladies' and
gentlemen's head Brushes, every variety; ladies' Vel
vet Brushes; genlemen's Hat Brushes; cloth Brushes
and cloth Busters, all sizes and qualities; Tailor's
(back shop Brushes, choice articles rich fancy
Hearth Brushes and Crate Brushes all sorts; house
Brushes of every description, (made expressly for re-
sizes; Mill Brushes, FACTORY BRUSHES, (of ev-
cry sort made to Orderly fancy paflor, chamber and
kitchen BELLOWS, all sizes, Blacksmth's and Bra
zer bellows, warranted and in great variety of
FISHING TACKLE, CANES, SC. sc. Wholesale
and retail at No. 1873 Baltimore street.
d7-4t JOSEPH X. STAPLETON.
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APPOINTMENT. DR.. Middleton Goldsmith OF
New York has been appointed Professor ofSur-
gerry iusthe Castleton, [Vt.) Medical College,
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WAXING UP. In the New Hampshire Lc-
gislature about so petitions have already been
presented for railroads.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

ONO. Ex-Governor Corwn, wing, has been
elected U. s. Senator from this State, for six
years from the 4th March, in place of Mr..
Tappan, dem.
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NU. Gu DdIITIHOft stTttt,
Above Holaday-st., Baltimore, Md.

HOOD PRIZES AGAIN AND MORE OF
az THEM ! Always lucky in the Small Fry, and
more particularly at the last drawing on Saturday.
three No tickets large and small, sold to various
customers-2 whoes, halves, and quarters. tof
$1,000 and of $50 in halves; of $50, of $50, in
whoesS of $3.50 and of 800, in quarters. Try US
we say to those who have been disappointed else
where, for few times, and do hot fear lhe result
$4,000 TODAY and 10 of $1,000. Tickets 81.
I. L. TUCKER & BROTHER,
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N0YLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT,
BY No. i4f PRATT ST, next TO Bradshaw's u. p
States Hotd, opposite to the Railroad Depot, where
the public are having their pockets lined with cash af
ter the most approved and satisfactory For
example, last week were sold, at this fortunate prize
ofee, wholes, each netting the neat little sum Of
$3.50; and quarters, each netting S2l ESQ.,, besides
some six or eight others of smaller dcnoniina tons.
This is nothing Torc than ordinary run of luck.
Capital prizes fer sale in the following splendid
schemes 10 be drawn this week:
TO-DAY-1 Capital prize OF $4,000. Tickets "a,
shares in proportion.
TUESDAY-Captal 5000, tickets 3d., shares in
proportion
WEDNEsDAY-2C Capitals of $4,000. Tickets s5.
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capl,al $lO,oOO, tickets s3 80, shares in
proportion.
SATURDhY-$5,00 900. Tickets onsy 81 50, shares
in proportion. b..
Aliheral discount will be made 10 persons who per
chase by the package or guaHtity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street,
1t TRl Opposite y. & o. X. r. Depot
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NIGHT WORK.

XNIILLIAM SIMPSON, CAROLINE-sT.,
w door south Of Pitt street, Baltimore, is thank
full to his friends and the public for past avors extend
ed to him, and informs them that he still continues
the above business on the most favorable terms.
D- Orders LETT with X. Mills, of Cough and
Eden streets; Samuel Boyd's Lumber Yard, Caroline
street; M. w. Mettees Smith shop, Harrison street;
Robert Clam, corner of Low and Forest ss., oppo
site the BeAr Market; either Of the Police Officers,
the City Commissioners, nj the City Hall, will be
promptly attended TO. M Gun
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

COMPETITION. At least one-third Of the let
tiers that arc sent from N. York to Boston, 60
by Hale's private mail.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

SEVERE WEATHER AT SEA AND Loss OF
lhrE. The ships Sea and Kalamazoo, from Lii
verpool, and Utica, from Havre, encountered
very severe weather during the passage. The
Sea lost three of her crew, and the Kalamazoo
one. The N. York pilot boat N. York while
in the act of putting pilot on board the ship
Utica, on Wednesday evening, lost overheard
James Brown, one of the boys belonging to the
boat, who went down before the yawl, (Which
was Immediately sent to his assstance) could
reach him
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

KENTUCKY The official vote in this State
is as follows: Clay 81 ,255, Polk 1888; Clay's
majority 9,267.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

RICH CLOAKlNGS, MERINOES, Sc.
RET.4IL DEPARTMENT..
"A RICH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
" we have just opened beautiful assortment, re-
Gently selected with great in the eastern mark
cts, comprising splendid assortment of 30
RICH NEW STYLE CLOAKINGS, ..
or French and American makes-among them are
many beautiful patterns not before offered.
FRENCH MERINOES & CASHMERES.
handsome assortment Of super French Merinoes, OF
the most fashionable shades, for LADIES' lYaLsing
Dresses. AlsD, Indiana Cashmcres-a pretty low
priced article for same purpose. y
BOMBAZINES AND ALPACAS.
To our large stock of Bombazines and Alpacas we
have just added fresh lot of superior finish, which
offered at IS per cent less than usual prices.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Ofthcse most beautiful assortment, comprising
ny new and splendid styles Of PARIS MOUSELIN
DE LANES, CASHMERE DE COSSES, CHU-
SANS, Cameleon Brocades, Afghan satins, Velvet
de LANES, and various Olhtr st les of Dress Goods,
which offered at prices much lower:thun the
cost Of Importation ....
CLOTHS FOR CLOAKINGS. DID,.
A large assortment of CLOTHS, comprising some
beautiful shades selected expressly fol- Ladies' and
Gentemen's Cloaks. .
Those in want of any of the above Goods will do
well to give us Il call before purchasing.
BEVAN s. DUNUAM. H
d7-3tw No, 237 Balmore-st.
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yHyHE GENTLEMAN WHO LEFT GOLD
h WATCH, with white face and second hands,
wtpin the last three months, in MILLER'S COURT,
between Fifth and Sixth streets and Spruce and Pine
streets, Philadelphia, have the same by proving
property and paying expenses, by applying the Office
of the Philad Iphia Daily Chroucie. d6-3t
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CLOAKiNGS! CLOAKINGSM
EMRYDEN Az BROTHER, No. 81 MARKET
HS STREET, have just received from the Philadel-
phia and New York markets, and will open this morn
lng, beautiful assortment of French, English and
American CLOAklNGS, newest and richest styles,
which we will dispose of at small advance We
will also open beautiful assortment OF double width
plain CASHMERE D'ECOSSE and French MERI-
NOES, mode colois, suitable for Ladies' walking
Dresses aud CiOaks.
nc" We would invite those in want of the above
articles to call for Bargains. DON'T forget the
No. "a MARKET STREET. d9-3tt
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IMPORTANT Decision. The u. 5. Supreme
Court at Washington has decided that the rule
of estimating mercantile letters, Sc, must be
to give them the fair meaning which the Ian
guage seems to intend. The decision was ba-
scd on letter of Mr.. Matthias Bruen, to a
house in London, which was considered as u
guarantee for advances TO a gentleman Of New
York.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

ORGANIZATIONS II seems that the wing and
democratic parties arc determined to preserve
their present names and organization. Be it So:
We would rather that they would continue in
their present positions, than that either party
should assume the title without the principles Of
4he American Republicans. BIT we shall be
much mistaken if there be not enough Of sece-
ders from both parties 10 swell the ranks of the
Aonerican Republican party TO size that will
prove overwhelming. Men cannot be tied
down by party names 10 the endurance OF an
evil which threatens to destroy the liberties of
their country nor to tolerate practices subver-
sive of the purity of the elective franchise. A
change in the naturalization laws will be insist
ed on and enforced by power that will prove
irresistible: and the same power will require
the passage of laws to etfectually prohibit the
importation of criminals and paupers from Eu-
rope If either or both of the old parties choose
to cooperate in effecting these objects, and in
imposing such restraints as shall prevent illegal
voting, we shall rejoice; but should either at
tempt to uphold the present corrupt condition
of things, they will find American hearts and
hands enough to successfully resist their efforts.
Il is full time for the American people to take
the controul of public affairs out OF the hands
of the political demagogucs, and to do their
own thinking, voting and fighting, if neces-
sarv
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

POPULAR LECTURES. 1t will be seen by a
notice in another column, that our talented
fellow citizen, Brantz Mayer, Esq.,will deliver
the Introductory lecture of a course, this even
ing, at DIR. Morris's Church, Lexington St.
From the celebrity of the lecturer, we car
safely promise our readers rare treat
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

CARPETS. CARPETS!
FEfHE subsctibcr has on hand select and general
u assortment of CARPETING, which he offers for
sale rcry iow in order reduce his stock as much as
possible by the coming winter. Those in want of any
thing IN the cheap line, invited TO call and exa
mine his stock, he feels confident they will find it
TO their advantage TO do
EDWARD DUVALI.,
No. l06 Baltimore street,
d9-eo4t [AP Sd door from Holiday
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PRIsoN RrroRM. Arrangements have been
completed for establishing a Prison Reiorma-
ton Society in New York, by number of phi
lanthropists, and a meeting is called Of oil per-
SONS friendly to the undertaking.
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a NIMBLE SIXPENCE is
BETTER THAN A SLOW SUII

"a DEI In I TIhN n CIsONF CIIII4IIINW.
No. 90 MARKET-ST., opposite Holiday.
The system # selling very cheap is of the best
that has been adopted shows itself each and
every day, and that system is carried properly at
No. 80. Great establishment has been occasiOned BY
the cheapness of the Goods offered by the subscriber,
as really some goods be purchased from him 80
per cent cheaper than is usual to be had. The ladies
are invited to call and examine the assortment of
goods, which for beauty, quality and richness, are not
to be surpassed, for the cheapness that conceded
by every that has purchased those splendid Rib
hons, Fails, Wells, Nets, Laces. Hosiery, Forences,
Needlework, Illusions, Blends, &c.
s. BROADBENT,
No. SO Market street, opposite Holiday.
O. have received day, some beautiful striped
cherry and black and other cOoted RIBBONS, very
rich and cheap. Also, another lot Of those embro-
cred Ball and Party Dresses. IT.
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A ME,RICAN PAPER HANGINGS.
"a have now in store a large assortment of fresh
fall AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, Fire Board
Prints and Boarders embracing the finest patterns
aud latest styles for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms and
Chambers. .,.... ....-.-.- .,-.t -rt s..
Persons wishing PAPER HANGING done, will do
well 10 call az am determined to sell on the most nc
communicating terms. .f..t .t i.t
y5yt.Ju t rec eived new lot of handsome WINDOW
SHADES. Also, an assortment OF TABLE OIL
CLOTHS, all widths JOHN CHOLLAND,
d. .. 4S Gay st., near the Shot Tower.
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- PLENDID ANIMALS u ILLUSTRAT-
~ EO BOOKS FOR 1916.
The Cabinet of Poetry and Romance, with 10 beau
ttul female portraits, from the writings of lord Byron
and Sir Walter Scott, with poetica illustrations by
Charles Swain.
Leaflets Of Memory, with IL steel engravngs, for
IS45, edited by Keynell Coate, NJ. d.
Heath's Book of Beauty, for 1915.
The Keepsake, do do
The Gilt, do do
The Caskct, do do
The London Forget NOT, do do
The Rose of Sharon, do do
The Oraclcs Of the Poets, do do
The Gems Of the Poets, do do
The Casket, Souvenir, do do
Friendships Offering, do do
The Hyacinth, do do
For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
d9 at No. l5l Fratt st. adjoining r. X. Depot
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09

D ERIOVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
IA ,SgRANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location. 6-A kinds Of Property
Insured in Town or Country n4- 3mif
rIMPs, BINDINGS, PRINCES AND
VIZ CORDS AND TASSELS or EVERY DE-
SCRIPTION FOR CURTAIN TRIMMINGS IT,
undersigned is now prepared to manufacture
above articles, far superior in style and Workmanship
than the imported, and % per cent. less. 0'
o. ALSO,-op
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, of the latest and most fash
i0nahlc styles, in their general variety
d32wif c. SiSCO, No. 81 Baltinerest.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
lIGATAN.

Our readers will recollect (says the Uni
lumes on the wonders Of Yucatan and the
neighboring regions owe much Of their at
traction to the artistic talents of Mr.. Cath
erwood. who accompanied the former gen.
tlcman in his tour, and made drawings Of
the ruins, &c. We knew that Mr.. Cath
eryood had materials for more extensive H.
lusirations Of the situation Of the ruins in
Yucatan than he had exhibited; and the
subjoincd from the New York Courier and
Enquirer show how his materials have
been used.
"Mr. Catherwood, who accompanied our
countryman Stephens in his exploration
among the ruins of Yucatan, has recently
returned from England, where he has been
for sometime engaged in bringing out in
lithograph the splendid views Of the more
important of the ruined cdifices at Uxmal,
Palcnque, and other places visited by the
two accomplished travellers We have
seen these magnificent plates, and have
never seen any thing more magnificent.
The colorcd copies especially make the
most splendid port folio Of pictures to be
found any where; and are so highly and ac-
curaiely finished as really TO make it diff
cult to distinguish between them and water
color paintings Of very high order. They
are all copied (grcatly enlargcd) from Mr..
Catherwood's original drawings on the
spot, and those who have seen the fine
plates in Stephens volumes can readily
imagine how these pictures would look,
drawn upon scale at least double that Of
the volumes, and with a corresponding in.
crease of distinctness in their minute details.
Nothing could be grandcr or more impo-
sing, and we confidently cherish the hope
that the eminent artist will realize an ap-
probation of his labors that shall at least
approach in this country the distinguished
favor with which they have been received
in England from royalty and nobility down
! TO plebianism.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
ii o P E.
Hope springs eternal in the human breast,
Man never is, but always to Be best

Hope springs eternal in the human breast,
Man never is, but always to Be best
Ii Is said that the anticipation Of pleasure is a
greater pleasure than the enjoyment of the reality
and this anticipation is what we call Hope.
If things to come were not uncertain, and liab bic
to be operated upon by thousand unforeseen cir
cumstanees, there wculd be no need Of such a
feeling as Hope within the human BOSOM If rea-
son and foresight were inf.llablc, Hope would not
have been, and she never would have plumed her
golden wing and bid man seek in the far distant
future soiace and remuneration for the ills of the
present.
But view man as frail being, or limited capacity
and foreknowledge, looking into futurity with
trembling doubts, and calculating its prospects
with the cold eye Of reason. Whichever way he
looks all is dark and gloomy, and the shroud Of
despair is darkly cnveloping his crushed and raw
less spirit All TO him is uncertain except the
certainty of misery and the grave. snd no light
from beyond sheds single gieam Of gIadncss upon
his weary and desponding BOSOM
But to guard again: a condition 50 awful, 10,
arraed in heaveiiy vcsturc, with heavens divinity
beaming from her eye, Hone takes up her abode
D
in the human breast. In the darkest and most
trying hour she whispers comfort, and points to a
bright spot afar beyond the calames Of the present
She cannot be crushed for although the man be not
happy, she 'sPrings eternal in his bosom and tells
him that lac viii be, and when She no longer cheers
his pathway this side the tomb, she throws
open its portals and soothes him with the prospect
Of glowing immortality.
Whether hope be sweet tlan enjoyment, we
know not; but we know that without hope this
earth would be dark indeed II IS The dew-drop
TO the flower life-the sunlight 10 the stormy
ocean of existence. Elastic and bouyant and
BRIGHT it glitters along the distant vista Of coming
years, and brighter prospect sats up 10 the weary
spirit like landscape gli,terng ia the morning
If this is not positive enjoyment, it at least
neutralizcs sorrow. II it is MT the WINE itself in
lfe's cup, ii is at least the sparkling hrlIiance at
its brim.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

fRoI SANDWICH ISLANDS, TAHITI, AND
CALrFoRNIA--The following j. an extract
oi letter dated Topic, Mexico, 10 a mer-
camille house in New York:
dispatches have Just becn received from
6en- MILLER, and we are hapPy to say that
every thing seems to be going on with the
utmost harmony at the Sandwich Islands.
We have reason to think that The United
States citizens established there and the A..
merican missionaries are much satisfied
with hi conduct
AT Tahiti things are different. The
French are still conducting themselves in a
strange way. They made an attack ON the
inhabitants, who had entrenched themselves
and made good resistance. But what can
poor naked people do agains; the disciplined
troops OF Francel General Miller has not
yet proceeded TO those islands, mr. do we
think he will until matters are settled he.
tween the two Governments al home. The
British naval commanders and the French
are at variance. but n1thing hostile has ia.
ken pace nor j. likely to happen. A. the or
ders OF the British commander are very strict
ana Paciic, but rather an angry corrcspon-
dence has been carried on, ami Queen Po
MARE ani her children are on board Brit
ish man-of-war.
- despatch has been received from the
British Consul at Upper California, in which
ne says a fellows: u have this moment re.
ceIred q courier from the frontier y. the Sa-
craments, informing me Of the arrival of a
party OF emigrants, part of caravan that
ich me onhed States last season fer the
columbia Those who have removed in
me Oregon are preparing to leave for Cali
io'nia during the autumn, not liking the Or
egon.'"
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

GA Cincinnati paper notices spcci-
men of cornsialk sugar, made at the New
Harmony settlement, which it says is fully
equal to the best Louisiana. Mr. Beal,
the producer, has made this year 375 lbs.
from three-iourhs of an acre, or 500 lbs.
per acre from land Of only medium quality.
We doubt not that sugar, in few years,
will be extensively manufactured in the
west from this most abundant material.