American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE

cii--l9th Ward, First Branch James +. Gran
gle. Second Branch, 18th and 18th Wards
Richard Younger. l4th Ward--First Branch
Geo, *. Quail. Second Branch-l9th and
l4th Wards-Peter DckeIson. Sd Ward-1st
Branch, 4. A. l.. Bevan. 4th Ward, First
Branch, Jas. S. Suter. Sd and 4th Ward, End
Branch, Joseph Brock,
,Ncrc Buildings. The great number of dwell
lings, stores and public edifices which have been
recently erected in Baltimore indicate her ra-
pid advancement in population and wealth.
There is not, perhaps, in the Union, a city in
which the march Of Improvement is more ma
nifest than in our own. Among the numer-
Gus buildings in the course of erection, we are
enabled to note the following:
On the northwest corner of Green and BAL
tmore streets a four story house, 90 feet front
by 80 feet deep, and intended for store ant
dwelling, is being built by Mr.. P Dickerson
carpenter, and Mr.. John Ruth, brcklayer.
On the Aurth side of Baltimore st, between
Pearl and Pine streets, commodious dwelling
three stories high, with spacious front,
On the south side of Baltimore ST., between
Shredder and Wansbeck streets, a two story
dwelling, II feet front, Mr.. James Brumwcll
carpenter; Mr.. Frederick Amos bricklayer.
Between WansJeck and Republican streets,
on tie south side Of Baltimore street, there are
four neat two story dwellings, with attics, near
ly finished, and another of similar dimensions
in course of erection.
On Fayctte street, between Pine and Pearl,
four TWO story houses with attics, going up, ana
one finished. Between Pine and Cove, three 8
story dwellings; and between Cove and Popple-
ton streets, ole 3 story dweling-all nearly
ready TO he occupied
The new Cotton factory erected on LeXiug-
ton ST. near Cove IS nearly completed 1t is 4
stories high IS feet wide and 50 feet deep
Carpenter, Nj. VIM. Newman; bricklayer, Mr.,
Ogle.
One OF the finest Improvements we have no.
ticGd, consists of the erection on Carey st. in
the vicinity Of Franklin Square, Of four beauti-
fu story dwellings, each having front Of %
feet, and depth OF 40 feet. Each house has a
porico and grass plat in front which is sur
rounded by az ornamental iron railing. The
style Of these buildings is entirely new. The
carpenters, Messrs. Carson s Sou; the brick
layer, Mr. Edward Cassol, and the painter,
Mr.. George Brown, deserve much praise for
Tie tasteful and skiIul manner in which they
have executed their respective portions of the
work.
Ecclesiastical appointments. The Rev. Chr5.
J. White has received the appointment of pGs-
tor, and Rev VIM. d. Parsons assistant pas
tor, Of st. Vincent de Paul's Church, Front
street. The Rev. Mr.. White preached his in
troductory sermon Oh Sunday last 10 a very
crowded congregations
Street Preaching. The usual notice OF street
preaching has been crowded out. Divine SER
vice will take place at the usual places at )
O'Clock, with the exception of Canton, where
it will commence at 4 O'Clock
Fire. The alarm of fire about o'clock. on
yesterday morning, was caused by the burning
of back bailding and workshop, attached 10
the tailoring establishment of Mr.. VIM. Lusby,
in South-st., near Batimore-st. The roof was
entirely burnt off. The main building was but
slightly damaged. The loss is fully covered by
Insurance.
Baltimore City CQrut. The regular October
term Of Baltimore City Court, will commence
on Monday next, for the trial of criminal cases.
The docket is exceedingly heavy, and tho ses-
sion is likely to be Il protracted one. Witness
es would do well to be punctual in their at
tendance.
Dividend. The Marine Bank of Baltimore
has declared a dividend of per cent, for the
half year ending the 9Th inst, payable on or
after Tuesday next