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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-26

The FOURTH AT FREDERICX The 4th of
July is to be celebrated at Frederick, Md, by
a civic and military procession, under George
lloskins, Esq. as Chief Marshal. The Decla-
ration of independence will be read by DR.. J.
Boone, and an Grafton delivered by J, NJ. Kun
kle, Esq. The ceremonies will take place in
the Court House
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EARLY PEACHES. Ripe peaches, of good
favor and fair size, were offered in the Savan-
nah market on Thursday last, and found ready
purchasers at 25 cents per dozen.
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Tue WARREN MURDERS. The Chancellor
of New jersey, on Saturday last, allowed the
writs of error applied for by tie counsel of
Carter and Parke; so that their eases &C up to
the next term of the Court of Errors and APP
peals, on the third Tuesday Of July next.
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SUICIDE. Mrs. Cornelius Pering, of Bloom
ington, Indiana, drowned herself last Friday
week, in large cistern, in the absence of all
the other members of her family, while labor
ing under partial mental arrangement.
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ENIGRANTs FROM Europe. On Monday 9
46l cmigrants arrived at New York from Eu-
rope. On the same day 1877 arrived at Phia-
delphia. At Quebec, this year, Il! ,9G5 have
arrived, being 4,9ll more than last year.
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SUDDEN DEATH. The Newark Advertiser
notices the sudden death in that city, of Mr.
John B. Sayres, an extensive coach manu!ac-
tiIrer
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Fell DEAD. A young man named Francis
Lines fell dead in the street at st. Louis, a few
days ago. He had just recovered from severe
attacli of fever
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MgOOk 'BINDING-Execued in every style
III with expedition and on reasonable terms, at
LYCETT's, No. l22 Baltimore street, over the Pat
not Office, in Velvet, Morocco, Russia or Calf Music
and Periodicals neatly bound. mS-wsly
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rr,HE, PEOPLE MUST HIVE NiONEY!

FyVHE PEOPLE MUST n We TiUNE Ely!
IA ppaTr STREET opposite the Railroad depot, (next
io rrad sha,y;s United States Hotel) Almost every
drnyny heraIds the glad dings that of our citi
gems have been fortunate enough TO purchase ticket
Of DOVE and per consequence have drawn the high
oan,al prizc. Call and experience some of this glori
Gus luck- will send sort of magnetic thrill through
you when you find yourself in possession Of some of
the following splendid capital prizes.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000. tickets SIS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 100000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets 80, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of 9, whole tickets
S22; halves Sl; quarters SIS so. Hows your time if
you want your ''tarnal fortune rite sfl."
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
tie package, single ticket, or share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, 40. IA Pratt street,
Ii Gal Opposite 3 81 o g. Il. Dep0t,
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MURDEKERs' DELEyERED. The Indians have
delivered up to the commander Of Fort Smell
ling two of the Indians who murdered and
robbed party Of cattle drovefs in Charleston
county. Missouri
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Vt OTiCE. All persons hereby forwa, ned
~ from trusting my wife, MARY GREEN, as
wMli pay no debts contracted by her on my account
from this date
OWENS GREEN, Barber, Marion street
Baltimore, Jane 25h lei5 Ia
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NAVAL CoURT MARTIAL. The court MARTA,
al Washington, for the trial Of Capt. VOORHEES,
On new charges, is composed of Commodore
-yohn Downes, President; Capt. Stephen Cassin,
Capt. Henry E. Ballard, Capt. Lawrence Rear,
noy, Capt, George Washington Storer, Capt
David Gesinger, Capt. Charles S. McCauley
CAPT. Silas II. stringham, Capt. French For
rest, B. +. Hallett, Esq, Judge Advocate.
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tG3-PROPOSALS FOR MUSIC. The undersigned
VIII receive proposals the several Musical Bands
OF the city, Tor the Civic and Military Process ion on
Tuesday next. Proposals must be handed in imnedi
at"iy WIN, II. WATSON, Chairman
1t PRA 1t Committee on Music.
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PHILApELrUIA SABBATH ASSOCIATION. The
Fourth ANNA! Re?ort of this Association IS
very satisfactory. it shcws that the disposition
to keep holy the Sabbath day" is being ra-
pliy ditIuscd throughout all classes Of society.
Already have various Canals and Rail Roads
suspended operations on the Sabbath, by which
thousands Of worInlon have been enabled to
attend upon the religious services OF the day
There can be no doubt that the labors Of Sab
bath Associations are destined to work great
moral reformation, aud we should, therefore,
rejoice 20 see them established in every county
Of Maryland and the other States We quote
the following passages from the Report:
On petition of members of the l.ehigh Canal
Company, together with other citizens, the Lee
gisiaturc of this State has passed law. re!iev-
inc all companies from any obligation which
their charters may have imposed to facilitate
the passage Of boats, or other vehicles OH the
Sabbath.
On the following canals the locks are closed
on the Sabbath: The Tide Water, iorty-five
miles in length; Concstoga Navigation, eighteen
miles, Lchigh Navigation, seventy miles; Della
ware Division, of the State canals, sixty miles
Total, one hundred and ninety-three miles
Much interest Is manifested on this subject
along the Inc OF the Erie Extension Canal, and
as business is Just commencing on that route,
the practice Of not running boats, or opening
their locks on the Lords day, can be adopted
with comparative case.
The Sabbath use Of the following Railroads
has been discontinued within little more than
a year past, and the most Of them within less
time. The Philadelphia, Reading and Pot,s-
vile railroad, 80 miles; the Little Schuylkll
road, % miles; the Williamsport and Emira
road, % miles; the Bossburg and Corning road
40 miles; and the Franklin road, 90 miles. The
and Wilmington Railroad Compa-
NY, have discontinued the pleasure cars to
Gray's Ferry on the Sabbath. Other railroads, /
the aggregate length of which is 1853 miles, are
not, it is believed, used for any purpose on the .
Sabbath, making the whole amount in the State
So miles. Some manufacturers have adopted
the practice of paying their workmen on Fri
day hight, thus allowing their families an op-
portuniiy to purchase articles necessary for
their Use Oh Saturday, and to deposit the re-
mainGer in a saving fund.- before the tempta-
ton is afforded of wasting it in dissipation on
the Sabbath.
Such results would not have Been anticipated
a few Years since, aud we may well inquire,
whether We are not in danger Of undertaking
the blessings, from the abundance with which
they have been poured upon US;
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E}, 5000 REWARD. Is supposed to have
haen lost last night in Baltimore street between Light
tanning about s63 in Charleston, S c. papnr. Ard The
following described LOTTERY Tickets in the MARYLAND
Cohsol Lottery, No. u, which drawn June oh,
ie4o, VIZ; one whole ticket, comb. % 81 So $1,000
prize; one half do comb. 81 n, 900 do; ularters
do; comb II IS Is and 81 ii 81, 400 each.
Inc above reward will be given for the return of
said Pocket Book and above described contents. at
thS once, ana no questions asked The prizes were
all stamped on the back EMORY s. co, No. , North
Calvert street, the venders from whom they were
Pu!chaSeu' je2l -T
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70 BALTIMORE DIVISION, No. /, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE, will meet at their Han on THURS
DAY, the 26th inst al II O'clock and march to the
hall OF the Washington Temperance Sociey, at which
place there VIII he a Banner presented by Brother Dr.
- L. MURPHY, and VIII be received on the part of
the Division by Brother w. L. WRIGHT All Brothers
IN good standing are requested to meet with them.
I: $ The public are most respectfully invited to at
tehd at the washington Hall at O'Clock precisely
Je2o-2 BY order of the CommitIre
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FIRE IN Troy, A fire broke out in River
street, Troy, early on Monday morning, which
destroyed the cabinet shop Of Mr.. GaIusha, the
dry goods establishment Of Messrs. Wright &
Allen, and the shoe store Of Mr.. Melvin, all ST.
tuated on River st., near the Mansion House.
-Four or five persons were badly injured-ono
of them having both legs broken. There was
report that this person had since died.
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H3-DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Buitimore-st
tYSh door east Of Fromt.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEpI
clNEs EVER PRODUCED prepared and sold at this La
boratory, TO wit:-lndian Vegetable Purifying and
Anii-bious Pills 25 cents a box Tonic Vegetable
Btters, % cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific 50 cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, 25 cents bottle; New
Emeuc Preparation, l2t cents via PediluviuIA or
Foot Bath Powder, l2l cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, SC
314 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l25 cents
wall Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants 50 cts botte;
Rheumatic Lininent and EmbrocatOn, and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 81; Dyson
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, &C. SC sc. Printed di-
rectlons for The administration of these remedies ac-
company each article. N. b. Advice given by DR..
w. free OF charge. ml3-tf
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no Pursuant 10 public notice, an adjourned meet
ing Of the BUTCHERS OF BALTIMORE, was held
at the Ba2arr, Harrison street, on "Wednesday, 25th
instant, when the following preamble and resolutions
We're adopted:
WHEREAS it has pleased an all wise Providence to
remove from among us the patriot the sage the nero,
and the Christian, ANDREW JACKSON, il becomes us
As a body to unite with fellow citizens in paying
respect 10 the memory and honor to the name of him
who loved his county, and who in the hour of her
danger, when ruthless foe had placed his foot upon
her soil, breasted the storm and supported her honor
with the most brilliant success and has enjoyed sue
cessvely in returu token of their gratitude, the
highest Office in the gift OF free and independent
people.
he it therefore resolved. That the Butchers of Bal
tmore will appear horseback, To Join their fellow
citizens ~ the funeral obSequics to take place
Tuesday next.
Resolved, That Joshua N. Turner act as Chief Mar
shall on the occasion, with Mrssrs. Charles Myers and
Francis Hoover to act as aids. The following gentle
mas Jacob Paplar, VIM. Carmichael, George Kraft,
Harry f. Turner, Thos ). Rusk, SAINT J. Pentz, IA
ron Hoffman, VIM. Eden, and John Nicholson.
Gan motion, Resolved, That Mr. And'w II. Wells
he appointed bearer Of the national iag and Mr.. Hen
~ smith bgarer of our coat of-armS.
Resolved, That NJ. ssrs. Blacklar and McEroy be
the bearers of our professional emblems.
Resolved, That we hereby cordially invite all the
old members OF our fraternity to participate with
the occasion, and for the information of those that
not present at our meeting and purpose to ante
with Us, have agreed to accoutre ourselves in the
following manner: Black pantaOons black vest white
roundabout, and white gloves.
Resolved, That any and all the Market Houses the
Procession may pass, the fronts of the same 10 be
hung in mourning.
Resolved, That Markelw be held in the several
Markets I. thee ming previous, there being no Mar
kct on the day of the Procession
Resolved, That the above proceedings be published.
STERLING THOMAS, Prrst.
fol ,aDg
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ny5- q. y. FRY Err, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING CLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICruRE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNlCES, &c. &c.
% IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. SC.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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rs It seems hardly worth while that should
adj any testimony 10 the overwhelming mass that has
already heen procured to that inestmabie Burn Spe-
cine CoNNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, Uormery
Dhhey") nut we may well say that IL exceeds any
ulns we ever saw Or heard of for the rapid and tho
rough cure of sores of all kinds, and no family should
De WIN out 1t, for if they have accidents by fire, it is
sovereign cure where life is not lost at once, and il
they never have such calamity it cannot come amss
IN the great variety of cutaneous Affections sores,
cuts, &c nc, OF which every family must have its
share.-N. y. .fprora
This article may be had at the corner of Hanover
and Baltimore streets
Also at the corner of Baltimore and Harrison sts.
and mt Ne. 81 Thames st. 1t
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W-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-sl. mhI2-ly
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CR1Ps IN WAsHINGroN County. The Ha-
Gasstown News says the cool rains of last week
stopped the harvesting very generally for two
Or three days. The old adage, that nothing
pays up so well as the weather." has been yef-
fled, and the drought has been succeeded by
thorough dreDchng. Under the influence of
this, the corn and potato crops have revived,
and now present very promising appearance,
though the oat crop was too far gone to be fully
recovered. We understand, however, that the
raiR and damp weather have produced mould
sn much of the grain cut and set up in the be-
ginning of last week.
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LATEST DATES.
Ho ?,. '''.'.''June 3 Canton, .........Mar 10
Liverpool, ..... June 4 Rio de Jmciro, MAY II
dRVre,. .''...... June l New Orleans. June lS
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Q3-I. o. o, F. R. w, GRAND LODGE OF MA
RfLAND. At special meeting of the Grand Lodge,
convened at tA Egyptian Saloon on Monday evening,
I'D instant, the following preamble and resolutions
Were adopted
WHEREAS, il has pleased the Great Grand Master
of Heaven and EARTH to call to himself the greatest
Hero and Patriot of the day. the to be lamented
Elk President ANDREW JACKSON; and our fellow citi-
zehs deemDg it due to honor his memory by Fune-
raj Procession in which we most cordially concur
Therefore, be it
Resolved by the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, III Grand Lodge assembled, That we will unite
with our fellow citizens in paying all honors to the
i!lusuious deceased, ANDREW JACKSON, on Tuesday,
July LIST.
Resolved, That the subordinate Lodges and En-.
equipments he requested to appoint a committee of
three from hel respective bodies to meet in cOnven
ton ON FRIDAY EVENING, the 9th inst, to make
The necessary arrangements.
Resolved, That a committee Of three be appointed
ny Tue Grand Master 10 meet in convention with the
subordinate Lodges and Encampments, and that said
committee lie authorized TO employ music, and re-
present this body in any and all joint meetings of cit
gems and associations.
Past Grand Masters Marley and Mearis and p. C.
bTaShears, were appointed said committee.
Resolved, That Odd Fellows Hall be hung in mourn
ing during the ensuing six months, and that the front
OF the Hall be shrouded in mourning on the day of
the Procession
Resolved, That the proceedings be published in the
daily papers.
je96-3t G, D. TEWKSBURY, Grand Sec'y.
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a PUBLIC CONVENIENCE ! w-s:et n the
National lntelgencer recomme@ts :, the c,,a-
sideration of the Post Office Department Tue
English and French system Of sending m31sy
~ the Post Oflices-"by which," says the
zSriter,) "any sum, from a shilling to fifty
posting with the postmaster the sum required
10 be transmitted, and taking certificate of the
deposte, which is redeemable at the post Of
fee Of the town or city to which it is forward
edn
The effects Of introducing this system have
Jeca, to promote public convenience and 10
augment the revenue Of the post Office depart
rnent. ''Its value to the post Office depart
gnsnt," (the writer states,) is evidenced oy the
nroportionate increase of the revenue of the
sost Office for lS45 over all preceding years,
and which shows an increase in 1916 of tS4,-
900 over the same number of months in 1874.
The time TO which the accounts have been
made up is not stated but it is probably the
sjs.t quarter of 1915. The nett revenue of las.
wear was &7l3,957.n
We consider this an excellent suggestion,
ssoth for the public interests and private con-
aenience, for it would do away with the uncer-
t4inty in the transmission of money by mail
which now exists, and probably greatly increase
business Of that description. II would add, it
{. rue somewhat to the expenses of the post
Office department, but it is shewn above, that
Shj. would be more than compensated by the
increased revenue.
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MARINELIST-PORT BALTlM1RE.
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fE- CHES APEAKE RIFLENEN, ATTENTION!
You hereby ordered to meet at your Armory, on
THIS (lhnrsday) EVENING, 26!h inst, at O'Clock
BY order OF the Captain,
~ JANCS TUCKER ~ =
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no s. REWARD, for any information that
can be given of whole ticket 81 s. 75 Maryland Lot
terry for the benefit Of the Susquehanna Canal, class
%, drawn June 26, l545, Any one having purchased,
any vender having received from the Managers the
above ticket, will please apply to NJ JOSEPH, lag
Peat street. opposite the Depot and will receive the
al 1ye reward, The Ticket is Blank. 1t
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PUBLICATIONS.. we nave received from Armstrong
s Berry No. Is Of the "Wandering Jew" "Barnes'
Notes, explanatory and PRACTICAL on the Epistes of
Paul, &c." "John Rongc, the Holy Coat of Treves,
and the New German Catholic Church;n and Part TX.
of a Dictionary of Practical Medicine" From Par
sons B Preston we have "Wesward HoJ, a novel by
Jas. X. Pauldins Also "Iohn Ronge, the Holy Coat
Of Treves &c.
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THEATRE, FRoNT-sr. The friends of the Drama
VIII be pleased To see by the advertisement in another
column, that this popular place Of amusement will
open this evening under the management of Mr. VIM.
Z. Burton. Their pleasure however, will be like
every thing else in this world not without alloy as
tie season will be very short one ii being the de-
termination of the manager close on the 4h of july
Mr.. Burton having closed the Arch street Theatre in
Philadelphia, has brought with him to this city his
whole company, which is acknowledged to be inferior
10 none in the country. An excellent bill is posted for
to night; three pieces will be played-"His Lat
Legs" "My Wie's Out" and ssThe Miller,s Maid. %
Among the list Of performers we notice the names of
our old favorites, Mr. and Mrs John Green. who will
make their first appearance this evening, after an alb
sencp Of several wears,
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1ROspECTS OF WAR

The Washington Union Of Tue sIay has
advlces from Vera Cruz 10 9Th OF July,
received per French brig ofwar McJesrs
which arrived at Pensacola on the ! lth
inst President Herrera has subm ued the
following for the adoption Of The Mexican
Congress
Article From the momrnl when the
Supremo government shat know lhsl tus
department Of Texas has annexed itseI 10
the American Unoa, or that troops from
the Union have invaded u, shall decls, the
nation al war with The United States Of
NOuh Amsrica
Al 2-Tbe Object OF This var shall b.
TO set the integrity 81 the MsI,ean tern
tory according 20 b.. ancient imus acknow l.
edgcd by The Unusi s.alcs 10 ,rea,ies from
tbs ycs- is2s TO 1896 AID 70 insure lbc
indrp~uiaucp u, .ac Gas.u
CD apI Ltery M,Iica. JAY -
1875 LuH o CrErAs
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For Governor,
WIN. SLADE.
For Lieut.. Governor,
HORACE EATON.
For Treasurer,
JOHN SPAULD|NC.
For County Senators.
FREDERICK BUTTON.
JOSEPH III. CHITTENDEN,
GEORGE II. HODGES,

sense-that regard for principle, and dc,o.
Country, as renders tbs m at all time safe ad-
yisers and able ard judicious leaders.
In WM. SLApE We behold the long devo-
ted and ever faithful servant Of the Wmg
It's principles. In all seasons, through good
report and through evil report, in the tlvs
Of darkness IS we! as h. the H.ur ri ttos
perlty, las his voice been heard IN uoiCn,e
OF our rights aud interests. No man tia,
has stood upon the door Of Congress, from
our State, has labored more inius:Iousy
and eifectually for the interests OF his con-
stltuency; Whine as a bold advocate for
Northern ,ighs. agsIns, the encroachments
OF Southern Slavery, and the insoIence Of lis
uDholdets. no one as vet, has JSDsed his
equal. That the Ways Of our county will
render HIM cordial supper, IN the coming
election, we have no doubt, md It remains
to be seen whether our Abolition friends,
who are 80 sInoe,siy, viii allow themselves
to be de!uded into he support Of parry, the
leaders ofwhich desire only the abolition Of
the Wing parry and l,s principles
We ask all who PRIDE themselves on tho
honor aud reputation Of VermonI--~ho caro-
for her pfosperl,y-who would again record
iheIr condemnation Of the further sggfes-
slons Of the Slave power, and " ho would vet
hear the voice nj the Green Mountain State
raised IN defence OF Wing measures, to arouse
themselves before II is too late Do not le,
any ole remain at home on tie day OF cleo
lion upon tie ground that one vote can do
nolhing-nor fof the reason OF unbelipf IN
the dfs.o>ltr1n OF LDcofocoism to 'medd.o
.t,h The tariff Let there Uu a ful vote and
We will insure our friends a noble victory
Locoiocois "a will again bite the dus al
the good Old Wing banner will once !. 10
wave in triumph over free and enlIgh,en-
ed people.