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The New York herald., 1845-03-30
Movements or Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday from every section of the
Union, as well as from other portions of the GLOBE
were much more numerous than for several days
past, and whether the various attractions that the
city presents, In the dramatic and other entertain
ments, at this early season of the year, or the i'm
petus that business has universally received in eve-
ry line OF commercial enterprise, the departures
have fallen far short Of the proportion of arrivals
The hotels are consequently so generally crowded,
that we must abrdge our report to the following
detail:-
:. AT THE AxERIcAN.-z. G. Collins Lee, United
States District Attorney R. Burchingesser, Char
Virginia Ellis Levin, Lancaster Geo. McIntyre,
Charleston, 8; c.; and seven others.
AsToR.-J: E. North, New Orleans; Hon. Mark
vile, N. T.; Chas. S: Coleman, Troy House; Col.
Kinsman, ex-Marshal, State of Maine John War.
ner, Edward Brisbane, both OF London; Hon. J..
d. McCrato, Maine; and about thirty others.
nell, Pittsburgh; Gen. Mcneil, Surveyor of Bos-
ton; Hon. Judge Breese, Illinois L. Mason, Gin.
clnnati Chas. Prince, Boston Hon. Col Dcmont,
and fifteen others.
FRANxL1N-J Cullerston, Ohio Captain Buch.
anan, Swedish ship Zenobia, Hong Kong H. F.
Rice, Montreal; Captain Wilson, ship Cincinnati,
Canton; J. Warner, Ohio; and ten others.
ST.. GRoReEs;;-Henry Bliss, Lancaster; Il: H
lima B. Coates, J. w. Piggou, r. G. Dem, Nash.
vile and five others.
GLoBE.-John Poker, Philadelphia.
HOWARD William Potter, Tennessee Judge
Brown, Lockporr; Robt. Tyler, son Of ex.Presi.
dent; A. McGnnis, Ohio J. M Bissell. Phladel.
phia E. King, Columbus, Ohio Hon. H. Norton,
Hon F. II. Russell, Albany and ten others.
WAvERLY Henry Hart, Augusta, Me-; Rogers,
Lowell; Major Hawkins, Canada.
ANTI.RENTIsM IN ULsrER.-The Kingston (Ul-
ster county, Journal, has the following paragraph
" On Saturday evening, the Grand Jury came into
Court and presented nineteen indictments-seven-
teen OF which are said to be against the anti-rent.
ers. They then retired, and on Monday complet-
ed their business, by presenting to the Court nine
more; and, as is understood, against persons con,
nected with those difficulties. A few OF the per
pleaded not guilty. and were % remanded to pi pr
son, or found bail for their appearance at the mex
Court of Oyer and Terminer in October next
Others are yet at large, and therefore we canno
enter into particulars of their names, the often
ces with which they are charged.
The New York herald., 1845-03-30

NOVEL SHIpMENT.-We are informed that Z.
Stafford & Co., coal dealers, have caused the Rie
Grande, lying at Richmond, above the CITY, to be
loaded with three hundred of anthracite cosl This
coal will be carried to Boston, and thence shipped Chi
the "Ceestisls," and should it prove profitable,
braach OF cemmerce will be opened from which Pennsyl
vana will derive great advantages We nlso learn that
the said firm about TO shp 200 tons Of coal China
v!a New York-Pha u s. Gazette, March 2s.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

Hf-LECTURE ON PHRENO- MNEMOTECHNY
OK ART OF ACQUIRING MEMORY. p MILES
Professor OF Phreno Mnemotechny, invites the La
hies ana Gentlemen OF Baltimore to attend n Lee
nte on ms new and extraordinary art al The EGYP.
TAN SALnDS, ODD Fellows Hat Cav Il, Get an
IHURSDAT EJ'EhING, Dec. lS h, al I o,cIork -
rue success attending the introduction of this art nv
Professor VI. IN the principal cities and COLLEGES nj
me south and West, together with the proofs shevn
IN MS own exercises; VIII be the best gu arantee of H.
utility. " '
F'"lrSsIonaI men, merchants and teachers parents
VIII thtr 'aml'ies aud all classes, invited 10 nj
tthd me introductory Lee ure, and witness the eycr
cIscS OF the evening Admttance free. dl7.2r
N3- MILITARY FAIR. The Fair gotten no hv
the ladies of East Baltimore, To Gefray the eXpense
OF erecting the Armnry for the Eagle Artillery corps
WI "prn ON THURSDAY EVENING, 18Th instant
at O'Clock, aud continue for one week during the
day and evening
Having prepared a very large collection Of fancy
ana useful articles, the public is respectfully invited
10 call and examine the same, Every variety of ar
cieS suitable Tor Christmas presents viii be found n
mOng The assortment FOR sale at this Fair
Inc ArmOry will be brilliantly illuminated during
the 'Fehing, and the military band f the ndepCn
dent Grrys, 'tu by Captain Minick, will be present at
the opening on Thursday evening, having kindly vo
luntecHd their SeviCeS for the occasionr
me Omnibus lines runuing from the extreme West
END OF the city, pass by the armofy every few mi
hutCS, at the corner OF Fleet street aud Broadway
where the Fair Is 10 be held. d.6-tt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18
N7- SECOND WARD MEETING For THE RE

N}- SECOND WARD MEETING FOR THE RE
LIEF OF THE POOR. In pursuance of a call from
his Honor, the Mayor, the citizens OF the Second
Ward met al Mrs. Jane McCoy,s, for the above oh
jet, on the 18th inst-COl. John Duton was called 10
the Chair; and X. A. McAlster appointed Secretarv
TN motion, the Ward was divided into nine districts
and the gentlemen whose names are attached To-
district appointed rs the Collecting Committee:
First District. Commencing at the southeast cor
her OF fa~h ST. ana Jones' rails, running eastwatdly
south 'de TO High st southwest side of High to The
water. Commtce-Ejah Stansbury, Jr, and h.
Buck, Jr.
S c3ni District. Commanding on the southeast cor
nor OF High and FawR4sts running east south side of
Fawn To Exeter, running south west side of Exeter tn
Trinity thence south side Of Trinity In Canal
thence south 10 Fleet, thence west 10 Albrmarlr
thence norm to WIKI, tneHce east south side of WIKI
10 High, thence north to the place of beginning Com
mtce-JOhn r. Digs and Daniel Dale.
Third District Commencing at the southwest ror-
nrr OF Canal and bank-stS and running eastto Bond,
north TO WIKI, and west norm ,ide OF WIKI 10 Canal
CohmIttcc-IhoS' Spencer and Benjamin O. Hutch
nsOu.
Fourth District, Commencing at the southeast cor
ner OF WAX and Cana-sts., running ISt south side
to BoRd, down Bond West side of Fleet in The RIM
Committee-P. X. Fryer aud Il. a. McAIistcr.
Fitth District. Commencing at the southwest cor
nei OF Bond ard FleGt-sS,, down Bond to lancaster
thence east to north side ofLancaster Hartford ruu
thence north to Fleet, thence 10 place of bepn
Hng. Committee-Edw. Thompson and Richard
Mcdonald.
Sixth District Commencing AT the southwest cor
down Thames both sides TO Phlpot 10 the water
Commttcc-Col. John L. Stansbury and William H.
Fowler.
Serenth District. Commencing at the southeast cor
ner OF Bond and 1hames-sts., up Bond east side to
Shakespeare, down Shakespeare south 81 ie 10 Broad
way, down Broadway west side to the water. Com
mlttee-J0hn Bennett and Jas E, Collins
Eighth District Commencing at the southeast cor
fcr OF Bond and Shakespeare, up Bond 10 Alice Anna
south side OF Alice Anna to Broadway west side of
Broadway 10 Shakespeare north SIDE OF Shak peare to
place Of beginning. Commiltee-Jamcs G. Wheeden
and Be amin Thomas.
Ninth District. Commencing at the northeast cor
ner of Bond and Alice Anna-stS., up Bond east side
10 Bank, down Bank south side 10 Broadway down
Broadway west side 10 Alice Anna, and north side of
Alice Anna TO place OF beginning COmmittce-Mi
chael Mcdonald and Nathaniel Kimberly
The meeting adjourned to meet again at the same
place on TUESDAY, Odd inst at7 O'Clock. The col
lectors are requested 10 proceed Immediately with
their collections, and report the said meeting hen
distributors for the Ward will he appointed.
JOHN BUTTON, Chairman.
L. A. Nj tLL,sTER, Secretary. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

G7- THIRD WARD MEETING FOR THE RE-
LIEF OF TIRE POOR. Agrccaby to the recon-
mendatien of the Mayor, a Ineeting was held at La
gan Hall, Conner OF Bond and Bank s,rrcts for The
purpose ot dCviSng for obtaining relief for
the poor of the TAird Ward.
Ths meeting was organized ly appointing Mr. GEo
PREsSThtN as Chairman and TREASURER, and JAMys
A. ROM, ~ CrrtaTy.
1t wa, on motion, agreed to divide the ward into
sections, and appoint a committee To wait on the re-
sdcnts aud lic contributions for the above obisct
The following gentlemen were appointed to The re-
spectve stations:
No |. West side Of Wolf, East side of Ann from
Bank To Pitt Sts.-I. Cromwell, RObt Mtch,II
No. }. West side of Ann, East side of Broadway
from Bank 10 PIT Sts.-Jacob NJ erS q. Contwright
No ,. West side of Broadway, East side of Bond
from Bank TO South side Of Frat sts--Isaac Glass
Jas Slater.
No. 4. West side Of Bond, East side of Caroline
from Bank 10 South side of Pratt srs.-Jas A. Robb,
Il. Lanbdin.
No. !. West side of Caroline, East side of Canal
from Bank TO Pratt sts.-H. w. S. Evans, w. Wick
ersham.
No. &. North side OF Pratt, South side Of Pitt. East
side of CmOlne, West side Of Caroline SIS - lanes
Hooper: David lIud4 son,
No. North side Of Pratt, South side Of Pratt, East
side of Caro- inc, West side Of b md sts-Jas Figlrs
SAINT Boyd, Sen.
No. 8. North side OF Pratt, South side of rim; Easl
side Of Broadwiy-retcr Wells r. Ttourn.
The meeting adjourned TO meet on MONDAY rcyt
al the above place, To receive the reports Of the Cot
lcCtns Committees who are expected BY that lime ia
have fully cOmplct d their duties.
g. EASTMAN, Chairman.
JAS. A. RoGB, ScC'y. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18
NEW HATS vs., SHOCKING BAD ONES.

Mcssrs Editors Of The Clipper:
w. Many are the ills and veNations one is subject
70, VINO sports shocking bad hat. In oIden times
II was conceded that 'lhe mind is the index of The
man." but now, in this age of improvement and great
d cernmeht, let the body be the tenement for mind
OF the hobleSt attributes of heart so good and
generous, how liable is the possess0r 10 be cut and
passed by unnotced, If he he not decked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! IL
IN TACT, Is now all and all constitute the man. for
VINO VINO Is not aliured by outward appearances Aye,
does not 'the learned pate duck to the golden g0d'
more IN obelsance to what is the head than in it,
Therefore, your readers who would command smiI-
ing rccognllons, and honed congratulations, should
go 10 "kEEFlL'S," 0S BALTIMORE STREET there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality TO o'er gloss
tanlls lhnumerahle, If such there be, the which
"Like richest Achymy,
VIII change TO virtue and to worthinessU
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEVIL,
uIo eotir AgenilOr the Proprietor.
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:, y, =. -.
EFFECTS OF THE LATE uALE-'ho''e H's'
dsfns-Loss Of the Brig Martha. The gale of
Sunday and Monday, we fear has been destruc-
tive ,o tbo sh;n,irr oIonr tho Atlantic son
,, rr'"s 80, Wv ',-. ,,'', S
oodf"' we nave il'e io'io"'ng account Oh ma
rlne disasters from the Baltimore Exchange
Reading Room Books;
SLi,or,eck, Tho hrig Martha Can't Par.
ker, OF and Tor Boston, from Baltimore, laden
w,'m cor, iIouI, &C., curing severe D,3w on
Ground and WIS oflrr tho rnnsr strnn,D,,s
er,ons gotten Oft, leaking very badly; in view
OF winch she Immediately made for Hampton
h no, 70 TorIdiy DID the water gam upon
that .h" srn in rtbuns ,a,c, met 90. Po!,,
River and Jistop, about t,ro ,riIns fran, ,ho
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

LAW ANs GOSPEL. We have heretofore
mentioned the extraordinary revival of rel.
gion in Alabama, and the conversion of seve-
raj distinguished members Of Congress. We
now learn that the Hon. Thomas Chiffon, Of
Alabama, has retired from the practice of law
and from politics, in both of which, at differ
ent periods, he has been eminently successful.
He has devoted himself exclusively to the Cos
pei ministry.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18
atTtertCan GepnDltcau,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. is, 1915

the iIoLvpAYs- Christmas Presents! The Christ
mas Hnlydays are fast approaching, and as vast a
m0nnt % money will be expended during the present
and itng w.ck, Tor CUTS, books, toys, me nheS
ttu,ls &c. 10 say nothing OF groceries aud 0 sub
sanlIala we desire to call the attention Of purchasers
to our advert sing columns, where already VIII o.
found formidable display, which will dpuhil'SS I'
increased from day to day. As we know our ahNtr-
Using friends are drtc rmucd to sell he hest ARTICLES
At the lowest prices we have no hrsltauon IN n'2m9
uu-. EaseiE Ia give tGcin all a cal
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

D-NINTH WARD MEETING FOR TIE RE-
LIEF OF TIE POOR. In pursuance of the call OF
his Honor, the Mayor, the citizens ofthe Ninth Ward
met at Mrs Clouds for the above object on Tuesday
event g 10Th instant Benz .mn G. Ross, Esq was
appointed Chairman, and Chaes Soran Secretary
On motion, the Ward was divided into seven dis
tricts as follows and the names attached 10 each
were designated TO collect for their res pectve dis
tricts.
FIRST District South of Baltimore East of Marsh
Market Space, TO the Falls. COmmt,ee-NIessrs Ad
am Ross, Elmer Hewitt and Samuel Steele.
S cond District South of Baltimore w est of Marsh
Market Space, and East of Frederick streets Com
mttee-Messrs. W. H. Cole, ST., James Logue and
w. Granville.
Third District. South of Baltimore, West ofFred-
erck, and East OF Gay street. Commlttee-M. Den
nison, James Byrne and ]. q. Ninde,
Fourth District south of Baltimore, West of Cav
and East o. Souih streets. Committee Rogers
Charles Sorau and Matthew McColm
Fifth District. South Of Baltimore West OF South
and East OF Cdlveit streets COMMUNICATIONS. J. Fl .
Mliken. John Patti rsnn, VIM p. Mills
Slrh District. South of Baltimore. w. of Calvert
and East OF iIght streets. C0mmittee-Ephraim Lar
rabee, F0eer Pope, Col. Dix.
Seventh District South of Baltimore, w. of Light
and East of Charles streets. COmmittee-Philip Met
tee. Jas Fortune, Thos. Stow
The Chairman of each of the above Committees
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

0l5-OIL TANNlk will render boots aud shoes rer
fectly impcrvOus TO water, and double their wear -
Many were wise enough to this article at the be
ginning of wet weather, and have kept their feet en-
tirely dry without the trouble of wearing over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will wear double the time
by the application of this article, and always have
beautiful polish.
70 be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanove,
SITS, Baltimore. Also AT the Of Baltimore and
Harrison sis, and at 81 Thames street. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

R5-FOUR'FiI WARD. In compl auce with the
request OF the Mayor, meeting for the relief Of the
poor was held AT MCssfS. COath s. SargentIs in the
Fourth ward, ON Tuesday ~, GiHg last, where San,I
Barnes was called to the Chair, and Cap John Pa
trick appointed Secretary Tnemeeting being small
II was, an motion,
Resolved, That the citizens Of the iih ward he in
Vitcd TO attend at the above uaMed nlace THIS
THURSDAY EVENING, the 18Th inst , TO make ar
rangemrns TO collect money lorthe relief Of the pnpr
general attendance is earn "sty II quested II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18
vUNHIs DAY RECEIVED By

7 IT LUX, Wilde e co,
The Columbian Magazine for January, embelsh.
ed with Mary Queen of Scots and her Secre.
tafy Chateiaio; Scene from the Pioneers;
four plates (colored) Fashions, D:
National Magazine for January, with three srlen-
did engravines-Beauty Asleep; Illuminated
Title Page, and Plate Of Fashions, II
Penny Magazine, No. l6, .
Complete Works, handsomely bound, with
portrait of the author, al
Nos 80 and 40 of Wiley 4 Putnam's Library.
containing Letters aud Speeches of Olyer
Cromwell, By Carlyle, all
Payne's Unversun, elegantly bound, 6.C
Domestic Co. KING by Elizabeth G. Lea s.
Housckt epers Annual, for Ladies', 81
Frements Expedition I'd edition, %
U5- Every new and cheap publication rec, ived .
soon as issued and for sale wholesale and retail al
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos, 4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings Bait
AND at No. 3 ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington Civ
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A7rSMALL POX, SCARLET FEVER, PLEURI
SY, NE ASLES, INFLAMMAI ION or TIE
BOWELS, sc. The report OF the health commits
S0ner shows how very pr vdent all Of these disc ,cs
arc at present in the clIy; we therefore recommend
the use of Dr. NJ ANN'S Anibilious or Liver PILLS,
a preventative and cureil is all iupn taut to
keep the bowels feet Is by this means we may
avoid taking most Of the diseases of the day to du
this, use in time DR.. Mann'S Pitts
They may be had at the Projectors Office, No. z
Basement Jarvis Building, corner of NORTH aud
BALTIMORE SITS, or OF MeSsrs. Taylor, Wilde
s Go; of ID. Gilman, Washington City; .. NJ Lin
ihicum, Georgetown, ID. G; = j. Sanshury, Annap-
oils; aud the different agents in this city. Price %
cents per box. dis It
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

Blown Down. The ship house of Belts,
Harlan s. HollingswortL, at Wilmington, Del,
was blown down by the wind on Monday night.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

fa7-OFFlClhL DRAWING of the Md Consul
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for lS45:
81 43 81 0 2S 54 81 10 ID II 46 90 So SO
81 and 49, being the Is, and Cd drawn Nos each slOf
AZ and ID, being the 2d and Sd drawn Nos. each 70
9 and ID, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos eac ! SO
8 and o. being the 9TH and 5h; or 2S aud 81, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 30
All having Two of tie drawn Nos. on them, each l6
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, Z" 3
From the old established House Of
EMORY. No. y n
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h5- VlGILANT FIRE COMPANY. A special
meeting of the Vigil mt Fire Company will BE- held
Oh THURSDAY EVENING, lee lstn, at O'clock
Punrual attendance of the memh' Is is requested as
the tickets will be ready for delivery.
diet l.. D. DANIELS Sec,v
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18
EINLEGANT AND VALUABLE BOOKS
En- GEORGE Il HLCkM.aM N. " cnrnnr q.

les "'ohuE III MIN MIN, ~ W. corner Ot
baltimore aud North sts (Jarvs' BuiIding) This day
opens his assortment al elegant and valuable Books
svitahle tor Christmas ami New Years Presents -
Tney were s. lected by an experienced person from
the hest assorted stocks in the Eastern cities and
the assortment comprises one of the most varied
olere1 in this city. They are a of the finest
ediuous and most OF the works are magnifceuiIy
bound in white calf or Turkey morocco.
tie has also on hand great variety of splendid
Oxford Bibles, am AppetJu'S Standard edition of
common Prayer Book so generally preferred of all
others for he tuty OF Typographical execution and
sunerinr correctness of IeAt
Juvenile Works III great varieties, comprising
large number of new works II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18
AN ADMIRER or Coon SPEAKING.
ldF-T Terms for instruction in ElUculun, only FIVE
DOLLARS in class Apply at
No. q FAYETTE STREET,
Ii Opposite Assembly Rooms.

G3- A RARE SIGHT, We Yesterday evening had
the pleasure not only Of seeing hut aclu lily nj ,nd-
ling the ticket which drew the whole If S2j 600 in
the lottery which drawn his city Yesterday af
terROOn. For IhIs ltt" act OF cOurtGsy we aIe in
debpd to our friends, Messrs. EMORY & co. No 9
Galyert-sL., who sold The prize to mrmu"r &C Con
gross in package ION cent feat of whole tickets
The name Of the lucky member tEcy would NOT di-
yulgG. Ii
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JAMES FLETCHER & CO., Baltimore, Md.
A TTnR HEAD OF THE LIST. Thare

A Il THE HEAD OF THE LIST. There
~ ~ nc mistake about the fact, that NJ. DOYLE'S
Capital Prize Depot, No. LA Pratt ST. opposite the
Railroad Depot, aud next to Bradshaws United States
Hotel, is the ackiest Office in the United States; and
all that will be ioHnd necessat, convince the most
sceptcal Is a trial in some of the splendid Lotteries
drawing in the city daily-and almost every drawing
she"s the superiority of DOYLE all other
dcrs in the way of SELF capital prizes. The fol.
lowing brilliant schemes will be drawn this week:
THURSDAY, capital ST. 1000, tickets S., shares
in proportion
FRIDAY, capital prize $500, tickets $751; shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the F'Thomas Thumb Lottery" will
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81 halves 50 cts.
qrs. 25 cts. The most advantageous way TO purchase
i'll this Lottery is to buy packages cerfcate-they
VIII be issued as follows: package of whole tickets
containing all the numbers that 90 into the wheel,
will be sold on certificate for Sl2, halves for So qrs
So, and eiehths 81 30. This is rare chance and
should be embraced by all means.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers By
the package, single ticket, or SHARE All Orders pes
mail or otherwise addressed to
M. DOYLE, 20. l4d Pratlstreet,
~ Tai Opposite b. Il q. r. u. DepOi
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A FEW MORE OF THE SAME sIuT
IN OF DRESSING GOWNS LEFT aud for sale
at r, DONAHUE'5, No. 30 German,
nl2-2awiisJa near Sharp street.