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From the Republican and Argus. J

st JOHN FURLONG, Secretary.
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LETTER DAGs Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Eoas,
For AmSteldam-Ship largest, soon.
For Premiership Goethe, Dec. g.
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CHRlSTIE'S PATENT
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CIIRISTTE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
FHFji% remarkable discovery las received the uni
"a NrrS1f approbttien Of the Medical profession OF
Great Britain, and has now been sufficiently Inug b..
for the American public o give iuirrpst of its power
ana efficacy. The PATENT GALEANIE IN NGS
hav" been found to answer ~ the purposes for which
~" ordinary GHlyanr Battery, or Electric and MAJ.
ne tie machines are used, but are without any Of the
Injurious .HorGs which accompany the application,
by those Instruments and in many Other respects are
more SAFE AMI certain IN accomplishing the desired
object.
The GAhVANIC RINGS have been used with
perfect Success IN all cases of RHECMATISM, acute
ur ctonlc applying to the head, face on limbs; Govt,
Tie Dn!0rcHy, TC0thache, Bronchitis Vertigo Nerv-
Gus OF Sick Headache, Indigestion, PalassS, Patsy,
LpIpsey, Fits, Cramp, Papitation Of The Heart Apo
peHy, Stiffness Of Joints, Lumbago, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency of
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases.
E$"Iheir extraordinary effect upon the system must
be witnessed to be believed, and as certain prerent-
tre tor the preceding complaints, they are equally to
be recommended. The Gavanic Rings are in every
way perfectly harmless and are sold at prices to be
within reach Of all. CHRISTiE'S MAGNETIC
FLUID is usehin connection with the Rings, to render
helI eifceLta action certain and directlhe Gavanic
influence TO particular parts which are affected.
70. For sale in Baltimore by SETH $. HANCE,
no lOo Baltimore street, and corner of Charles and
ffatt streets. a23
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SAMUEL BARNES, Sec'y.

ABOLITION EXCITEMENT At LEXINGTON
The ObnoTious Paper Remoced. We give in
another column an account Of a threatened
outbreak at Lexington, Ky: in consequence OF
an intlammatory publication made in the True
American" an abolition paper edited in that
place by Casslus NJ. Clay, Esq. We learned
last night, from a gentleman who left LcXing-
ton on Monday, that the proposed meeting of
the exaspcralcd citizens vas held on that day,
aud that il was attended by some 1000 or 5000
persons, who seemed determined TO demoIish
the Office shoald it not be removed as request
ed. Fortunately, at this juncture of affairs,
Mr.. Clay consented that the paper should be
transferred to Cincinnati Oho, TO which the
meeting agreed. MIR. Clay then Immediately
delivered up the key Of his Office TO a commit
tee, and in few hours his press and other
printing materials were OH their way to Cincin-
natl, where he will resume its pu5licatton.-
The excited state of the public mind was by
this means allayed, and the shedding of blood
probably averted.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23
AUGUSTUS P. SHUTT.

o. Ny name having been announced as candi-
dale for the Office OF SH ERFF of the city of Balti
more, avail myself of this occasion to return my
heartfelt thanks to those of my friends who have
thought proper to think of me in connection with that
responsible station, and them and the public
generally, that should be the choice of the Demo
cratic Convention, and The result favorably,
will spare eXertion TO discharge every that may
devolve upon me- with fidelity, mpartalty and honor
As was candidate at former election, and re
ceved warm and generous support, | trust may in
dulge The hope, that those who rallied around me on
that occasion, will come into the present contest PIE
pared TO further my interest with that zeal and deyo.
lion, which will crown their efforts with success
With this brief exposition of my views and hopes [
remain the pubc's obeditnt servant,
al2 atstS LEONARD HERMAN
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h2-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mbl2Iv

20 DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Baltimore st.
MN door east Of FTont.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEpI-
boratory, 10 wit:-indian Vegetable Purifying and
Anli-blllous Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Btters, rs cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific SO cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, 25 cents bottle; New
Emetc Preparation, ~! cents vial; Pediluvum or
Foot Bath Powder, l23 cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds Sc
3's cents a hottie; New Remedy for Group 12s cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants, so cts bottles
Rheamatic Linment and Embrecation, and accom-
paniments, Sl Sovereign Remedy for Piles So Dysen-
terry Cordial 30 cts bottle, &C. &c. sc. Printed d-
rectons for the administration Of these remedies nc
company each article. N. b. Advice given by Dr.
W. free Of charge. ... ... ml3-tf
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THE RrFoRu CoNyENrIoN. At meeting
Of the delegates to the state Reform Conycn
ton, from thes3voroi Wards Of the city Of BAL
tInore, held at Union Hall on Thursday even
mr, 2l~' instant, Joshua Vansau,, Esq, wa
chosen President, and Samuel Barnes, Score
try.
Ou motion, it was Resolved, 'Jhata commit
tee 20 cousls. of i"c b. appointed to procure
suitable pl tee for the meeting Of the STATE Ike
form Convention, and to make all other ar
engagements which they may deem necessary,
and that the officers OF this meeting constitute
part oFsljd committee.
Committee appointed; Faosan', Jo-
Seph Simpson, Henry Tiffany, BcaI H. Rich
ardson aud Samuel Barnes.
MI b II. Richardson offered the following
preamble and resolution, which were unani-
mously adopted
Whereas, the enemies Of Retrenohment and
Reform in the State Of Maryland, are attempt
ing to arrest the progress Of I!beral and correct
views by destinations and ASSERT ons, that ono
ot the objects contemplated TO he agitated at
the coming Convention, is the subject Of Sla-
very, or The relations between master and slave,
a, now established and guaranteed by the Con-
siilutioo Of the State; therefore,
Resolved, by the delegates of said Conven-
tion from Baltimore city, That such ,nsinua-
tons and assertions are unquaiiiiedIy false in
every respect, and that we, the said delegates,
unanimously, and with one accord, declare our
utter hostility to touching in the Convention,
in any way or manner, tue subject Of Slavery,
as it now exists in the State of Maryland.
JOSHUA VANSANT, Chairman.
SAMUEL BARNES, Sec'v.
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[Ez-SHERl FFALTY. The Undersigned with the
most grateful Acknowledgements of that kind prefer
ence which mas induced many of his friends to sug-
grst his name for the office Of Sheriff of Baltimore
City, and To make fatiering announcement to that
effect, takes occasion to express his assent To their
be elected, his constant efforts perform the duties
of the office with mpartiaiity, scrupuous integrity,
and due regard orthe humanities of life, shall merit
their confidence, and he trusts, the appreciation of the
ruhc generally. Familiar with the energy required
nnder the emergencies of duty, from active part-
patton in The exciting scenes Of the past year,
High Constable of Baltimore he feels satisfied that
his fellow citizens will never find him wanting in this
respect; and with earnest determination faithfully
carry out all the responsibilities Of the office, he
leaves the berality Of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition of his name which can
only be announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election.
ives swift AUGUSTUS P. SHUT.
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ico paitiHiNit stItGt,
between Calvert and Light streets
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO


n SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS!
The subscriber would respectfully invite the atten
ton of merchants and dealers generally. to his stock
(beng about the best assortment in the city, of newly
made TIN WARE, JAPANNED WARE, aud BRi-
TANNlA WARE, all of which has been made of the
best materials aud by the hest workmen in the CITY,
and will be sold at extremely low prices for CASH to
suit the times and hopes, by unremlting attention 10
business and prompt attention TO all orders in his line
he will experience continuation Of that confidence
and encouragement, which has heretofore been SO
literally extended towards him.
He has on hand supply of those highly improved
BAKE OVENS, which, for convenience in Baking
Bread and Roasting meats, cannot be exceled either
by simplicity of construction economy in fuel and
which has become an invaluable appendage to kch-
en- furniture. Also on hand, a supply of YuUNG'S
PATENT PORTABLE BATHING APPARATUS,
with Furnace and Shower Bath connected which is
decidedly the most convenient and economical article
in use, and supersedes the expensive fixtures neces-
sary for a complete bath house.
The privilege of making and vending the Bathing
Apparatus in the several states will be sold on mode
rate terms by ALFRED II, REP,
al the Original Furnishing Warehouse,
..... .. No. 335 Baltimore street,
Cd Tin Store above Howard st.
GE- Goods will be sent to any part Of the city free
of charge a23.tf
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TO PLAN OF APPOINTMENTS FOR STREET
PREACHING, on SABBATH AFTERNOON, August
"a, at , O'Clock.
3- In consequence of the absence from the city OF
srvera members of the Association, but minister
il placed 10 each appointment.
Monument Squarc-Guv. stephen p. Hill.
Lexington Market HOuse--RGv. ThOs, COsgins
Union, near Ross sreGt--Rev. +. Is. Allen.
Madison, near Charles st-Rev. f. K. VeltCh.
Richmond Market Hnuse-Rev. Alex. Kennedy.
SchrOrdcr's WOods-Rev. DR.. John q. Morris.
HolIins Market House Rev John 3. Baker
N. w corner of Eullw and Conway streets--Rev.
n. McJilton.
:. w. corner of Light and Montgomery sts.-Eev'd
Jonathan AldriCh.
N. Il corner Of Pratt and Lght.ss-Rev. OR Hen
dickson.
Marsh Market IIouse-Rcv. Thomas Niece.
WIKI, near Bond street-Rev. John ilCaiey.
Fell's Point Market House, GERMAN Rev, Nck Ii
Altman.
Brl-AiT Market H0use-Rcv. Isaac p. Cook.
Harrison, uear Gay 81, (GGrmam)-Rev. a. Miller.
The citizens generally are earnestly requested to
coantenance this effort by their attendance upon such
Of the appointments as may be convenient TO them.
The friends of the temperance cause are also most
respectfully solicited not to make appointments which
may in any iray conflict with this plan, either to the
places or houis for preaching. 1t
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VIRGISIUS.

a5-TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Having in turn been announced by unknown friends()
for the offices of Governor. Mayor, Sheriff, &C., in
that spirit of persecution which has long hunted
me, have concluded to yield to the solicitations of
numb of real friends, and make ii an earnest mat
ter; and hereby announce myself candidate for the
SHERIFFALTY Of Baltimore city. As I shall be
conicd TO my business as PAPER HANGER, &C.,
the clecOneerine part of the business will have 10 be
left 10 my friends ] need hardly pledge myself to
official faithfulness, if elected.
al9-eotc A. HYAM.
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f3- IL. s. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
Of French & German LOOKING GLASS PLATES
which will be Sold by wholesale and retail, as low as
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varieties-such as Portrait
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions
CORNlCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-pilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET,
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eGEtteCfca!r 2$c13esDItca&T,
SATURDAY MORNING.. AVG, % !s45
AND BALTIMORE Gil

Rryop,, },rrrr>e. 'Pho orur,nlinr. ,r,l
meeting held d, Y,,-ad,y oynr;nr I,~l by.t'.
Baltimore city dclncatrs To the State has..n.
Conyerliop. will be found in another column
from which it will! he seen. that they unuui-
mou>,y and cmphaticaly den, that any intcu.
ton exists to introduce the su5iec, Of domestic
slavery into the Convention in any shape or
form. By some OF the friends Of reform this
declaration may be supposed unnecessary but
members deemed it cxpedicnt to put an eXtin-
gui5her at once upon the various misreprosen-
tations which are being privately circulated on
this exciting subject. We do hot believe that
q single delegate to the reform convention ever
contemplated interfering with the ublect Of
slavery-but it has suited the purposes ofsone
Of the opponents Of reform to insinuate the cE-
istencG of such design, with the view OF eXnt'
ing prejudice against the convention, aud thus
to weaken or destroy It's efforts to advance the
great objects which it has in view. We uust
that all suspicious on this head will be forth
VITA and forever dismissed.
We were rcjoiccd to find, that al the meet
Ing above mentioned, the most perfect harmo-
NY OF views prevailed, The sentiment was
unanimous to procure retrenchment and reform
in strict accordance with the laws OF the land
these therefore, who have promulgated the
erroneous idea that CONFUSION was intended,
and that the Convention would probably SGT all
laws at defiance, may quiet Their approximations,
it, that whilst the reformers will march in solid
column and without reference to old party dis
tnCtions, to the achievement Of the important
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&5-oFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Nd. Cousoli-

tI}-OFFICIhL DRAWING Of the Nd. Consuli-
dated Lottery, class No. 100, for 1915:
A Al 90 AZ % 81 10 II Sc so - 81 l6
4 and AZ, being the st and ID drawn Nos. each $50
30 and AZ, being the "a and Sd drawn Nos, each 20
~ and Al, heng The 3i and 18th drawn Nos. each 10
% and IL, being the 4th and 9Th: OF % and ~,
being the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos each ~
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having only of the drawn Nos on, 3
From the old established House Of
1t EMORY, No. , N. Calvertst
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gy-oHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING of

Qg-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, atNo
1874 BALTIMORE sTREET-such as
ssAD,GoTI, ptr, :, Much larger than any ether
- S } office can execute,
STEAM BOAT EXCURSIONS,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, Bills OF h&blNG,
STAGE y HArTHNS' hiLi'&,
RAIL Road BILLS, sc, So.
indeed il is needless 10 cnumcratc, As we are pos
scs,ed Of facilities for doing work. in er@ysiyie, anin
manner unsurpassed in this city,
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mF-MOSUMENTAL LYCEUM. The members
of this Institution respectfully informed that the
President has ordered a special meeting to be held
THIS SATURDAY, EVENING at eight O'Clock
in the Lyceum's Hall. The final arrangements, for
the Anniversary celebra'ion the 26th instant, will
then be made and il is hoped that every member will
be in attendance. BY order.
a922t l.. TISCHMEYER, Secy.
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GRAND EXCURSION
OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

bF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
fsFEa" b. Under the patronage of the NEP
fll9F,s stg4#s TUNE DIVISION, No. ., AND
4l1.s$ rv RANKIN DIVISION, No $, to
- rstd'aSL2C CAMBRIDGE. Dorchester County,
Md. The subscriber would Respectfully inform he
pOic u at ne has chartered the safe and commod0u
steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt. HILL, for an
excursion 10 Cambridge, on MONDAY, 18th instant
II" pledges himself that no pains will he spared on his
part 10 render this one of the most agreeable exCur-
SONS OF Tie season. The Grand Division of the Sons
OF temperance of the State of MARYLAND and the
members OF subordinate Divisions, are respectfully
f'Nne,ed 10 favor the above excursion and to appear
with their Rrgaiia, &c ..
FOLANDT'S BRASS BAND has been engaged for
the occasion. Dnnera Supper provided on board
At - cents each. Also, CONFECTIONERY AND
REFRESHMENTS will be provided on reasonable
terms.
~ Tickets 80 cents each, children half price-la
ne had III the Clipper, sun, and Saturday Vsitcr Of
hceS, and on hoard, Light 81. wharf ON the morn
ing Of starting Hour of starting Z. O'Clock, leaving
lne corner OF Light and Pratt Streets touching at the
t0unty wharf, Fcll's Point, going aud returning.
IT. FRA AMOS A tf,06Pp
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Still LATER FROM TEXAS. The cutter
Woodbury., Capt, Foster, which left Arkansas
on the 9Th, and Galveston on the 10th, arrived
at New Orleans OH the 18th. Major Doncl-
son came passenger in the Woodbury.. The
ships Victoria and SuvOh were to leave Ar
kansas on the Sth. The United States steam
cr Monmouth had arrived at Arkansas in a
leaking condition, so bad that the pumps Were
going continually to keep her aaoat. We
received the Galveston News of the evening of
the sth. The sIoop-ot, war st. Mary, arrived
at Galveston on the 18th from Corpus Christi
There are 100 tIoops at St. Joseph's Island,
where they are comfortably situated. Their
Interior destination seems not to have been
fully determined upon. The Falmouth was
daily expected in the Gulf
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New PUBLICATIONS. we have received from Messrs
shurz and Wilde, a work in two volumes of laO
pages each, entitled he Mission; or, Scenes in Airi
ca written for young people by Capt Marryatt. Cru
dimental lessons in Music" containing the primary
instruction requisite for all beginners in the Art by
James F. Warner; and ''Paul Reddng,"a tale of the
Brasdywnc, by 7. B. Read. Also, the September
number Of Godey's Lady,s Book,
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BIGAMV AND AMALGAMATIoN. A white fe-
male named Jane Ann Hamnr has been ARES
ted in New York on the charge of bgamy she
having been married on the cath of December,
1912, by Theodore J. Wright, Presby terian
clergyman Of color, to a csiorcd man named
Henry Cornelius; and on the 18th of Deem
Der, 1913, again being married by the Rev.
MIR. Chase, to George Watts, white man !;
and to mend the matter, the first husband uc-
knowledged that he was aware of his wfo's Sc
cond marriage, and that he lived inthe family
as waiter, Sc, without saying word re-
spccting it.
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{g7- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Elder THOMAS TAY
LoR, Of Philadelphia, will preach IN the Disciples
Meeting House, 81 PauI's street. TO MORROW
C.ord's day MORNING, ut Jog o'clock, and again in
the Evening, at half past O'Clock. It.
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NAPANNED WARE. large assortment
~ just received, consisting in part rs follows: Can
dIesucks; Lamps; Sp ttoons; Cansters; Match Safes
Dressing Boxes; Cash Boxes; Spice Boxes &c. SC.
Also, a emlaasortment of BRITANNIA WARE;
German Silver Ware; Perfumery; Wallets Combs;
Brushes; Fancy Soaps; Jewelry; Cutlery; Fins; Nee
dies; Buttons; Hooks and Eyes; Suspenders Sc Sc
for sale to dealers very low by
aa3tf ELIAS HALE No ll2 Raltimorc ct
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CARROLL COUNTY. Col. Thomas Hook, Col.
James Nj. Shelman and Major A. q. Eye, all
wings, we believe, are announced as candidates
to represent this county in the next house of
delegates. The Regulators are to hold a
meeting at Westminster on the 30th inst to
deliberate on the propriety of nominating
ticket as dishonest as themselves. They might
as we'll let it alone, as there are too many hon
est people in ''young Carroll" s...
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THE WEEKLY CLIPrER-Ncws from Merico, Ter's
and Europe. The Weekly Clipper issued this morn
ing, contains all the late news from Mexico, Texas
and Europe, besides full abstract of the domestic
and city intelligence of the week. report of the
kets; editorials miscellany; correspondence Oily, or
the Bride ofthe Gravs, thrilling story; GA Yankee
in Distress" and "Diamond Cut Diamond, "two anu
sing sketches; besides various other matters of public
interest All fora cents per copy or 81 for 10 months
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% The musical ring of gold frequently saues our
ears. pass the office of those celebrated prize
sellers, EMORY s. CO; No. Calvert street. Thes"
gentlemen, we are told, pay all their prizes in this
precious metal. 1t
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HAVE LUST ADDED II

...-t5se= 1 HAVE JUST ADDED to
E4 z.s.g .ssssalJ my large assortment of PIANOS
III q wv eight superior instruments, five of Ro-
! scnkranz, received by the brig Con-
dor, and three of Schambach & Merchant, by the
barqRe Theodore korneI, just arrived
Thry are of various crptions-English French
and German action. 81 and 81 oclavps a compass of
tone sufficient for Thaber, LsZI and Meyer, and, it
is to be hoped, for American misses.
The character Of these instruments, so long and so
we known IN this community, is established and re-
quires no commentator.
07- Professors, and those who deal in PIANOS
will fnd il greatly 10 their advantage TO buy from ME
as | shall sell at low prices.
G. J, CONRADT, pa Baltimore street,
a23-eo4t west of Charles-st.
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"TuE MORNING News" This Journal
among one of our welcome exchanges from the
city of New York, has been considerably en-
larged and improved in typographical appear
ance. 1t is edited with decided ability, and is
a Jealous advocate of the Democratic party, to
whose patronage we strongly recommend it,
The price Of the daily is 50, and of the weekly
SIS in advance for single Subscribers.