American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-15
CITY INTELLIGEMCE-

than gratifying to know that the mercantile.
and commercial condition of our city vas never
more flourlshng than at present. Merchants,
manufacturers, artisans and all classes Of people.
have been more husy this season than for sevG-
raj years past. The great aumber &C vehicles
driving rapidly through the streets, the NUM-,
berless boxes, bales and packages, of goods,
which, during the entire day line the sido-
walks, and the thousands Of people .yho throrg
our business thoronghfires, attest tbs unusually
prosperous condition of trade. A great nurn-
Der of met chants from the South and W est have
preferred to make their purchases here. Some
of our principal wholesal 3 dealers have been ia
ccssaatly engaged the whole day, and even Ill
late at night, packing up goods 10 forward 10
distant parts Of the country. AL things. corsi
dcred, we cannot but congratulate ourselves
upon the rich harvest, which, as 4 commercial
community, we have reaped duriAg the present
season.
Fme1esU Sermon. The Rev Dr.. Samuel 4.
jennings, long known as one Of our most able
/ physicians, will leave this city, this evening"
for his future residence iii the town of Trsoa-
loosa, Alabama. He preached his farewell
sermon on Monday evening in the Ptt-st. Me-
thOdist Protestant Church. He will reside in
the family Of his son-in-law, DIR. Maris, for
his individual attention to the completion Of a
work on "Matera Medica," on which he has
long been engaged. The venerable Dr.. S ac-
knowledged talents are sufficient guarantee
that the work, when completed, will be one
of great value to the Medical profession.
Religious. The Presbytery of the District of
Columbia met last evening, in the 5th Presby-
terian Church, (Mr. Hamner's,) Hanover ST.
The opening sermon was preached by the Rev.
VIM. McLan, of Washington. Religious SER
vices will be continued during the week. The
SYNOD Of Virginia will meet in the same church
on Thursday evening.
.9ppoiniinent of Teachers At meeting OF
the Board of Public School Commissioners,
held Yesterday afternoon, the following appoint
ments were made:-Miss Mary Ann Mclntire,
first assistant for Female Public School No. 4,
in place of Miss Barrett, elected principal oil
, No. 9; Miss Sarah E. Bond, first assistant for
e School No. s, in place of Miss Johnson, elect
ed principal of No. 10. Miss Adellne 3. Men
, nv. sub-assistant for No. 8. The two first
named ladies', Miss McIntire and Miss Bond
9 are pupils of the Public High School, where
they evnced talents of the highest order.
Stealing Gun. Robert Fleet, (said to be
from Winchester, Va, was arrested yesterday
bv officer n Burke, charged with stealing a
gun, the property of Mr.. G. w. Krebs. lie il
IT a good looking, finely clad, young man. liz
&c had exchanged the gun for clothing The
|. property was recovered and the accused com
10 mitted for trial by Justice kennard'
70 Stealing Moneu. Susan Williams, (color'd,
:, charged with stealing Sl0.50, the property o
II Robert Sunstrom, was committed yesterday b.
UT Justice Showacre, for trial.
A.. tl,a c,tt n
of the City Court yesterday, OIL motion of JAIME
ill Nj, Bschanan, Esq, J. Il. Apllman, Esq. wa
"a admitted to practice at the bar OF that Court
- U. S. District Court The case of the steam
or Fredericksburg VS.. the steamer Boston, wa
decided in this Court yesterday. The case wa
rt instituted to recover damages occasoned by
nv collision between the two boats in the Chess
-. peakc bay. The Court pronounced in favor {
W. the Fredericksburg, awarding the sum of Sl25
for damages, with costs.
rge Warming to Boys. Two boys, named Olive
An Inglepretzer and Joseph Anderson, were al
the rested on Monday night by officer Ruly, o
no. the charge of creating a false alarm of fire
1gs burning ar-barrels in Broadway. They wei
as taken to the Eastern District watch house, al
subsequently released on security by Justit
OF Latournau. We are requested to state that
lis caught again in the same act, they will not G
oc- off SO easily.
Use u.s.. Regimenlal Parade. We understand that Il
'ias SD and 5th Regiment will parade on Monde
. El next. These Regiments are composed Of O.
tio best military companies, and we should
ave pleased to see full ranks. They will be und
Oh the command of Colonels Jacob G. Davies al
"a N. Hickman.
,es The Point Market Workmen are engage
6 in the erection of an addition TO the marke
,tor house on Fell's Point. The building win
ITS; completed will supersede the necessity of t
se- temporary one now occupied by the marke
people. The roof will be supported by hollo
NOR. cast-iron pliers resting on blocks of granite.
~ This will be not only an advantage but also
,lo. great convenience TO the residents of the ca
ern section of the city.
ION, .q,rjval of Emigrents. The ship Schill'
ing from Bremen arrived at Donnell's wharf, Eel
9th Point, yesterday afternoon, having on boa
the slO German cmigrants.