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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-17

u. S. MiLi.lN cry ESTABLISHMENT r,
BONN GPs AND RIBBONs, BONNET
SILKS AND V!GLVEES.
Sees, The subscriber has just rec, lived from New
SysSS York, by tate arrivals from Europe, a general
&SS,~. assortment Of goods in the Millinery line
suth as rich dark RIBBONS, OF all styles; Also gen
eral assortment Of Florence, RutInpd, Brilliant and
other Braid BONNETS; French American Artf
cial Flowers; Bonnet Cape; Russia QUngs, &c. To
ecthet with splendid assortment at DRESS GOODS
Tor ladies' comprising every kind and style OF goods in
that line; plaid and striped Silks Shawis OF ali kinds
also, general assortment OF gent tmrn's Shirt Col
lars; Bosams; Stocks; Cravats; Seats; Umbrellas;
Boys fancy Cloth az d Other Caps; mPn'S do do &c
All persons wishing 10 huv articles in the Dry Goods
line OF any kind, would do well to call at the sUNIr
ED STATES BONNET STORE" before purchasing else
where, as bargains may be expected 1}- No 99i and
Ivy BALTIMORE STREET between South an
Calvert streets, opposite the Clipper Office.
n2S-tf JAMES CORIJRS
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
For Valparaiso, ports in the Pacific, ai,d Canton -
Ship Leland, 18th inst.
Fer Havre-Ship Eutaw, few days.
For Bremen-Shp Marianne, soon.
For RIO de JaneirO-Barquc Baltimore, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Barque Hermitage, with des-
patch.
For Galveston, Texas-Barquc Latrobe, odd inst.
For Liverpool-Brie George Gardner few days.
For Barbados and Trinidad-Brig Amazon, 18th
instant.
For IIavana-sschr Juanita, 2O.h inst.
For Nassau, N. P-Schr Jane, Dist inst.
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BARGAINS IN MOROCCO, SC.
HN BAIL, No. II HARRISON STREET, re-
RSe spectfuiay informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has on hand large and well select
ed stock Of Ladifs' black and colored MOROCCO,
both dressed and sn6ressed Also, large selection
ct Gent'emcn's Observation-Disclosures with general
assortment of Innings, BINDINGS, &c. Sc In
snort, every thing in his line, which he will sell on as
able terms as anyother establishment i'm the city
DC Country Dealers will please call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere. MO Im*
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QJ5i-TAkE NOTICE.-ED
WMT ANTIGD, at 3cotti'S office, No. 10 Exchange
w Place, dry goods, groceries, gold and silver
Watches jewely aud goods Of every description, for
which | will pay liberal prices. Cash and the very
highest prices given all times for slaves, for life or
for a term of years. Planters or traders from the
South would do well to give me call, n29
A. ITCrATTON WANTED, by a Coored BOY :,
p as Il Porter in General Mercantile House. Good
references will be given. Apply to SCOfTi
Oh Exchange Place.
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SOMETHING HEW-KGD GLOVES CLEAN.
- ED INSIDE AND OUT, so AS To LOOK EQUAL. TO new
by G. EYRE & GO. Try the experiment and if il does
not give satisact m, Charge pi2 he made Price on
fy Ia cts. Gloves left at r. w. WILLIAMs'. Ladies'
Fashionable Boot and Sine Maker, No. 81 Baltimore
st. attended to with pInctu ity. dl end2wt
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FROM THE EXCHANGE READING-Room BOOKS.
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PHtLhD., WELNISSfNON, AND RNl.Tf-
MORE RAIL ROAD MORNING LINE
-. The Train, carrying he Unit
tfr3Gl22aa, ~ n ed states Mail, ,ives Pratt.s
E-Egd1fSsfT Gd.sSl Depot daily Except Sudays) at
-ZSz-s2----S2-.Zl--I O'Clock A. NJ. Passengers ar
ave IN Phliaaelpiaa ahndt3 o'clock and in full time
for the evening lines for New York
EVENING SAIL LINE IT, PHILADELPHIA
PER AL ROAD.
The Evening Mail Train for Philadelphia, leaves
the Pra street Depot, daily, at oc.., I'M, through
in seven hours.
me return Trains leave Philadelphia respectively
at A NJ. and o clock, p. NJ. and reach Baltimore ~
p and II o'clock, r. NJ
&c Freight to or from Philadelphia, taken daily tex
cept Sundays from President street Depot at so cts
per lUO lbs. IDA tlstJ A. CRAWFORD. Agent.
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w A n T S.

G1TUATION WANEED. By a middle aged
~ man Porter in grocery, flour, commission or
dry goods Store or any other respectable aborng work
where he could make himself useful to his employer
The Vey best OF reference IN regard to character viii
be given. Apply at
SCOrTIS Intelligence Office,
dis No. 10 Exchange Place
EEIT A NTED. A colorod man as Cook-good wa
w ges and permanent employment will be given
TO one that can come well recommended Apply at
SCOTrl'S Intelligence Office
die No 10 Exchange Place
~tOVlGRNESS. Situation wanted by a respect
&W able lady as Goveness, in Il private family OF
assistant in a Young Ladies Seminary to teach the
higher branches OF the English languagr also paint
ing, drawing, embroidery, &c.. and would have
objection to go South or West. The very hest letters
of references of highly respectable persons in regard
to character and qualification will be given. Apply to
l.. f. SCOrTI'S Intelligence Office
die No. 10 Exchange Place.
NET ANTED.-Part of a FURNISHED HOUSE
w in the upper part of the city. liberal rent
are parlour, two large and one small bedroom, and
the Use of a kitchen. Apply icklyat
LEWIS 4. SCOTTI,
die No. 10 Exchange Place
ENTA STED. a Partner with small capital of
w $780, iii very SAFE business. a yoang man
would be preferred. Apply quickly at
sCOTTi'S Intelligence Office,
dII No. 10 Exchange Place.
E1LY WHEEL WANTED. Wspted TO par
H. chase, Fly Wheel, from TO s. feet in diane
ter, weighing nom $50 to 300 lbs Apply to
JAMES NJ HAIG, l2l Batimore-st
d. FoIr doors above South ST.
GMTANT5aD. | wish to obtain loan OF $4,000
Wv from to years, for which splendid Farm,
in hgh state of cultivation, good dwelling harm, ami
necessary cut houses Sc, cont ming 500 acres, in
Howard district, 22miies from the city, one mile from
siykesvile and rail road, and miles fom the turn
pike; title clear of all incumbrance whatever, will be
given as mortgage. For other Information, apply at
SCOTTi'S Intelligence Office,
n29 No. 10 Exchange Place
G9-TAKE NOTICE-f1
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
HAVE IN -TOxEE, a large assortment OF
VI German and French Looking GLASS PLATES
impaired direct and constantly uer every ar
rival, which fintter myself can sell on as reasona
NE terms as any other establishment in the country
Also, ptikr kAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CnHNIEES, RODS. RINGS Re Can and eva
mine before purchasing elsewhere
n22 H. FRYER ", IN Cav s,rae,
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CLEARED.
schr Rochambeau, Patterson, Port au Prince, Jno.
EDu
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LAST TRIP OF THE SEASON,
a suA-n The Steamer RAPPAUANNOCK
GwSy@ak}srr Noah Faifbaak, will make ner i.st i,i6
Ss1.~&sssstA for the SCISSOR, TO FREDERICKSBURG, Va
leaving Hughes QUAY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
the 2ist Decembe at O'Clock. being her last trip for
the season The Ranpahannock viii positively sail
as above, should the weather permit.
For freight or passage. apply 10
5. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent
oilCiD O:Ece Hughes Qray.
SgLANC NANCE AND JELLY MuUIDS
- Just received per ship EUtaw. an extensive sun
ply OF Blanc Mango and Jelly Moulds. The above lot
cmhraces one OF the greatest varieties of patterns aud
sizes ever offered fot sale in this citv. Also ON hand
'arse lot "Jonsnn s Patent lee Cream FrrezrrS
best es variety of lee Cream and Vegetable Ngnlds
{te" F0r sale at the WhOesaie aud ra'a Furr ,hr,
Warehouse Of JAMES CORTLAN 81 son
No. rs BALTIMORE street
Ill Opposite the Centre Market.
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- -, ',''ss,. ..,...,SI,5I,
FOR ELkTQN. The Agent heing desirous of cx-
tending every facility TO the public, has placed line
of comfortable COACHES, with carpfG drivers 10
run DAILY Sundays eXcepted) between Chesapeake
City and ELTON, and will be the landing ppncialiv
on the arrival of the boat Passage TO Elkton, Sl2i
O. Passengers landed taken oil at Ford's Land
ing. This route will be continued until the closing Of
the navigation by Ice, and resumed at its opening in
the Spring. Il. NJ HILL, Agent,
Office No 1913 Pratt street
Matt Corner of Grant street, CUP siafs.)
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, le44
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=sssf fitted up in elegant styie have been
ssI1cS placed The Delaware and Chesa-
pcake Canal
Will leave Pratt stree, wharf near Light st, every
morning, at Al O'Clock, Except Sundays) and arriV
ing in Philadelphia early in the evening. {G- Several
hours in advance of the steamer Napoleon or Erics-
son Line. 81
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schr VIM. Henry, Ryder, Halifax, Clark & Kellogg.
SAILED-Schrs Mary Catharine, Gayle, Charlie
con; Rochambcau, Patterson, Port Prince.
ARRIVED
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MARINE LtsT-PORT or BALTIMORE
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Brig Julia Helen, Asncsbury, 81 days from New
Orleans, sugar and moasses, to Wilmington & East
nan, SAM Huribut, and VIM q Harrison.
Schr Jack Downing, Passapea, from Pnilad'a Indsc
- jOhn w. NtOWn.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01

A conseDijoa 5000 wings assembled
on the Doth nIs. al nopk;nsvilIe, Green
River Go. Ky.sI
An immense. meeting or why adapted
citizens was recently held il Baltimore.
The Wing mass Hieeupg atAupbrn,
Juae 29,ia, numbered sons &c, 000.to r.
600.
TIE great Baihacue At Cherry Valley.
Oisego County, assembled some 10000
whiss, .eS
A rlceiisg af 6 .0ts0 was held ia Madi-
sol,t,e. n. Y. oi, the l2ib inst. Aadoh
The 1911 a pr1diaiaas aesesnblDge NUM-
befipg sOine is or 10000 was held ct
Syracuse.
On itelhiaf July, $4,000 Wings as.
). nil, d al ascant aofris Livingston Co.
n. y.
OaJlly- Tod, a Wig meeting Of 5000
was held at Oswcgo n. i.
VERmoNT-" TIE Star that nerer SETS.
The Wings Of this noble State had alto.
Die Consenlion at R1flins,on on the 20
at. 70 or 1900 Wings were in aiieH-
dance, exceeding any meeting held iathe
State IN 1910. Wal. sIade, one Of tho
aSest aod iruesi men of cur country was
nominated for Governor, ard a fall ticket
for Presidential electors was no'ninated.
The Convention WAS ably addressed by
NessFs fhayer and Fowler Of n. Y. aud
eiassss. Phcps. Aaish, Fowle, and Stade
of Vermont.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01

horooai,. where the army was thea en-
canned Iffhese facts are Denied we
can ~ prove then, bs The testimony Of living
!. ji,,ssses. And we were informed The
), her day Inv a . eat;ema,, Of uadsub,ed
vsrar,,v that he recoliec,s very uell
baaring he did neonlp IN ahe ne;yhI,ar.
bood sIats .vasrs aco, lbs, F1el.,sl p,,lf
m, oaix ,o.5 nya,oe,,es, from ord Corn.
,s,,sI,s bvt be o;io,ed he Bg;i;s1 ,,,o.t
,rb;Ie - no j.,o,bood aud "a 3: d.,,,,t
,,,ses.,l,s,s ~ ,,,S,.r ,.avs
W, a.sl, 100 s,a. - ,,,hsr s;<c.,,,.
a., nc.s = NIL, .ss ts,.t.d tf,s,.s = dsv ar
~, !,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01

gnsdance--the ship would almost ineyiia-
bly, be wrecked, and the chrgolosf. The
rndder probably bears as great apropor
lion to the value Of ihsrship and lis cargo
as the money bearsto The wealtGIsAof a
country; but the rndder is not more nee
essary 70 The safety and welfare Of the
ship. its Cargo md passengers, Than mon.
ey is 10 The safety aid welfare Of tie PEG.
picsapd sbssihess of a na.5an. hts as ine
dlspansable that there should be proper
power 70 guide and regulate the money or
currency OF country. instead OF allowing
n TO take care OF ,isels, as that here
should be a hel.nStnan 20 see, ana guide
the ship. ias,ra5 Of allowing 'tEs ruddefto
TAI care of fiseEf. lf5he radder be pro.
perry naiusea, the ship uad cargo viii
Sc comparatively sasi.; md if mnnfy be
property controlled, the trade aud the
People win 10 like manner be secure ii
their rights ard rroperty. Whether he
money DO gold aud Silver only. Or PAT erl
only, or whether il BE part gold aud ST.
yer and part paper,Is hot-vefy essential.
but Il is necessary that ii shotiid he good.
SAFE. wei made; and be so guided that il
will preserve 10 each man m the ration
his i'ldiFidasa rights. Il woulb.he absurd
10 allow any che whn chose. without re-
gard 10 the commander. to guide d ship
as he pleased, ami. fortbe act 81 ruauing
ronihe breakers, oefins him "a IKE whai
part Of the wrecked CARGO he chose, re
gafdiess Of the rig!is OF The owners. aud
BY la@ protect hln IN 80 dong. BUi his
would not be more unreasonable than %
allow Batk or an uidividost 70 control
ne money Of q na;ion, AID glke for us
use whatever interest could be extorted
from those 10 distress, IN consequence of
The trustee Of the osurer. Il is some.
iines sa1d that The person who pays ex-
oFbhant inferest-is equally guilty wIih The
receiver of it. Il might as well be said.
If ohe man should push another over
board pufposely 10 exiort nooey or prop
etiy from hun, and The enc IL the water
should agree 10 give The other half Of his
property for assisting him oat, that he
Who was pushed IN was as much 20
blame, or'perhaps more, Than the Que who
exiofied his money FROM him.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01

Extract from a speech delivered by Mr..
Polk..to the people of Madison and the
adjoining counties, in Tennessee, on
tie Sd Of April, 1913;
THE difference between The course OF
the political party with which he (Mr.
fs5y are The advocates II distribution and
a Protective 1arif-meastTes which l
consider rttinous 10 The infereS's of he
country, and especially to he interests of
the planting States-I haze steadily and
at all times opposed both"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01


u n r. RAMsDEIL AND HIS ACCEPTANCE or
$37i OF TIE BEr PROPOSED BY CAPT Scorros
Henry CLAY ". J. K. POLK. The history of
Ramsdei's call on Capt J. Scott. as given by
himself lScottI is as follows: Ramsdell, in
company with sew raj others in o wagon. halt
ed az the fork ef the roads, near Scouts. ear
y on sunday morning. July l4lh Rsmsdell
leaving the wagon, met Scott AT his gate. and
enq1ired of him concerning loan of money ON
security then mentioned; being answered. bv
Scott on. this point, Ramsdell said be had M
his bai S57l that ne wished to bet on The pro.
position of Scott, as published in this naner-
Inrepfy to which Scott proposed 10 meet hin,
on Monday and make the deposite. This
proposition Ramsdel declined. bot ,l,earod
ihst he was then ready, lfhe made the her !,
must be done instanten No definite answer
being given by Seou, Ramsden returned 70
Wagon which Immediately passed on. There
was no person present doring the interview,
those IN the Wagon being from E 10 10 rods
distant. Such are the facts as stated by Cant.
.. and such are the grounds on which Rams
oeli claims TO have boiled Scott. The rrans-
action and the time selected for it was betting
the o!ackguard that executed it, An apology
was obtained for the falsehood intended 10 be
pat IN circulation. This was ali thar was
wanted by Ramsdell. and was so regarded bv
Capt. s. at the time. We continue the prom.
osi'ion by direction. and invite its acceptance.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01
They are SEE ConlIu,g

The Utica Gazette says there are over
200 persons in Oueida county that have
rcaouaced Polkatisml
We published. a few days since. a
call Of SO in the single city Of Rochester.
In Lyons. N. Y. twenty seven Iocos
have published a call for meeting a
gainst Polk and Texas.
The Raleigh Independent. edited by
Mr.. Loriag, himself a recent convert TO
The whig cause says: "We learn, from
a source entitled 10 the highest credit,
that more Than fifty gentlemen of the late
Eap RaEeq Rlrlgy, qgIla u w Aai9q naRt
week. in the county Of Northampton, IL
the good cid North Stale.--Al5. Ado.
We have the localities of more than
one hundred in this county, who can no
longer sustain the men or lie principles
.f. Loco Focoisin. In due lime, their
names viii appear Roch Dam
On Friday last, says the Miners Jour
nal, the Loco Focos held meeting al
Schuylkil Haven, and on Monday eve
ming following, four Germans, who had
never voted any but loco foco ticket,
registered their names as members ofthe
SchuyikiII Haven Clay Club.-Peoplc's
AIDE.
We yesterday saw and heard of fse
citizens of Natchez, whose names can be /
learned by application to US. heretofore
Van Buren, men, who, upon hearing The
news of the nomination. OF Mr.. Polk, de-
clared they could net support him.
Matches Courier.
!. Here's touch for The Free Press--one
Of The Rochester brothers:
The fundamental principles Of 'democ- |
racy. SO long held up as .rpmntable' .un-
chapgeabIe, are, at the demand Of South t
era interests. about 10 be forsaken; and /
ike the Judges Of Cambyses who de-
ciared that enough. there IS a written I
law, the Persian kings may do what they I
list we see Convention with express |
aud delegated authority, transcend its iu-
slructious. and attempt to impose new
measures on its constituents. The sign /
ers Of the ''caI!' distinctly and knowing
" subscribed their dissent 10 such an ac- I
ton. CHAS. HUBBELL.
And here's another os the same stamp /
and IN The same town:
Mr.. Bioss--PIease add nv name to the.
call for a meeting Of the boilers from the
Anuexas Texassparty. l was a Van Bu- I
ron Democrat in 1910. -
.sxaass CHARLES c. FLINT.
And here is one more sign of Polk en-
thusiasm: s'os so s IS.
The Sseubenviile, Ohio. Ierald informx
usiaat Judge Patterson, a highly infiu.
eniiahand respec' able citizen of J elfersoni
coynty. has Ieft the Pcik party. and de-
clared Cor 'diarrv OF the West. sfhe i
Herald also contains the repuDeiaiiaHs Of
ID. III Rdston; James g Blackb.rn. /
VIM. Trolter, and Henry Bets. all citi-
gems OF S5lesn township, IN the above
county. ard s,innIisteiv Jealous iocotocns
Hereafter we shall pubIish the seces
sions Of townships and counties only. II
We really have uo, room for siqgIe names
We might fihou journal every day.
Detroit ADJ. s.s - 8
The Efle Gazette says the iron steam
shio Michigan ieft that port on Wednes-
day last, on a trip doan The Lake, MAIN
rs to try her engine and speed.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01
POLK ON ANNExATIoN.

"Ikere no hesitation in declaring that
I am IN faUor Of The immediate re anner
atom Of Teras TO he territory and Coz
ernmeat Of the United States. James
K. Polk TO the citizens Of Cincinnati.
Apn, %, 1871.
To this we add the opinions Of Mr Clay
and Mr. Polk. on the present Tariff Law
land here the truth cannot be dedged.
Mr. Cray. AIR PoLK.
81 had resignedl 81 AN OPPO-
my sea, IN the Sem SEDs1O THb 4
ale when the act odRlFE ACT OF the
1912 passed Wiih-lLATE CONGRESS-
90, intending to ex-lcoasIderng y to be
press any opinion, up-E n many respects OF
on every item of thetlhis character.
Tariff. l WOULD M IN FAVOR OF
SAY THAT think REPEATING that
the PROVISIONS acr, AID restoring
IN THE NJ AIN ne compromise .rA-
WISE MD PRO. aIFFpi March BIS
PER. "-Sept. BIB 50. "-liay Is, IS
AZ. Letter 70 a Com 10. Reply to Cit
mittee of G cor g 10 seas Of Tennessee.
Whies.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01

Ilv.or ,l,sbonestly and which has no foun
lja,;on IN a5n,b. All will agree thar III
,sr,o g;d,.,al;s, as aanl,ed politically a
l,be nsese,,, t;,oe Is io,euded az . FERN .
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nor ,a,,,er..of govpro,na,,, federalism WAS
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l-.-..-......--.---..---.--....-........-...,...
It's obvious ebiec,s were. first a close in
:auon of the forms and principles of the
Brush Government in such state Of in.
dependence as might secure to themselves
and Posieriiy in America, the distinctions
and privileges secured to the nobility in
England. Finding such measure so at
variance with American feeling 8 TO be
iuPracllcable, the next object was to Sc
cure close and intimate cennexion aud
alliance by such policy aud such con-
eessioPs u the adjustment OF our com
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-08-01
Il c MOtG IN BAI ES.
Detroit, July, DC, 1914.

O~ The Advertiser saws Gov. Folks
grandfather was tory. His grandfather
was a sou of the Emerald Isle, and Irist
Torres are as scarce as honest Wings
The Wing papers Of Tennessee have not
dared 10 refer 10 This lie yet, and will not
dare to.-Det. Free Press.
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