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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-24

FRoM MEXICO. The n Orleans papers re-
ceived last night contain advices from Vera
Cruz to the I'd inst. the same as already reccv-
ed at Charleston via Havana. The Picayune
says, we learn verbally that Santa Anna was
within FIVE miles of the city of Mexico on the
2Sth, that the roads leading to it in every di-
rection had been shut up and barricadcd, that
the citizens were under arms, and that Cen
Peredes, with force Of 5000 inen had gone out
to meet Santa Anna The force of the latter
we have no means Of ascertaining. One account
places it at 10000, Of which 1000 are said to
be splendid cavalry; but other reports make out
the entire strength of the tyrant at much less
In the Chambers Of Deputies on the It'll ut,
the intercepted letters of Santa Anna to his
ministers were read. In these letters he gives
to understand how easy it would be to him to
put down the revolution. In one of them writ
ten to Senior RGjon, he says, II have Just learn
ed the election of Polk to the Presidency of the
United States, so we must prepare for war with
that republic"
On the morning Of the 10TH about o'clock,
a body of cavalry, by order Of Santa Anna,
took the mint Of Guanajuato By assault, and
carried off $50, 900, which were there deposi-
ted by, and belonging to Mexican citizens.-
The money belonging to foreigners was left un-
touched, Santa Anna having given orders to
that effect. The money was Immediately for
warded to Santa Anna, who was at Siar at the
time. On the llth, Generals Pacheco and
Atocha forwarded tothe same place upwards
of $4,000, which they had exacted from the
merchants at the fair in Lagos
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-24

SPRICkLAYING. The subscriber would re-
No specially inform his friends and the public that
he has again commenced his former business Of Brick
laying, and that he is prepared to do all kinds of work
in the above line. When Preferred will furnish the
Bricks, lime sand aud laying, by the thousand on as
liberal terms as any other master Brcklayer In
every instance, the materials and workmanship will
be OF the very best kind. {-A:l orders left at No
lag N. EUTAW-ST., will be promptly attended TO-
JaS-2wV JOSEPH NOUGUES
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THE ClScIxNATI CoLLsGE BURST. A fire
broke out on Sunday morning, at Cincinnati,
in the upper story Of the College, which with
the cupola, was entirely destroyed. The lower
rooms were considerably damaged by wpter-
The extensive library of the Young Mems
Mercantile Library Association was removed
without material injury,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-24

G}-BALTHOREL YCEUM-Sr. JONI s CHrRCH,
LIBERrY-sr. The exercises of the LycenM THIS
friday EVENING, January 24lh, will consist o!
REGULATIONS and discussion of the question: "DC rs
Party Spirit conduce to the pepetuity ola Republican
form of Governments
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully to at
tend. The l.yceum will be called to order precisely
at O'Clock. By order,
Il, [pRl WIN. Il. GREERY. Sec,Y.
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GA CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC viii be
held on MONDE EIENING, 27th inst, at o'clk.,
at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Eutaw street.
From the talents engaged and the excellence of the
selections, it is expected that this Concert will be
highly interesting. Tickets of admission % cts each,
may be had al the Bookstore of Armstrong Berry,
and at the drug stores of w. X. Orrck and John w.
Barry and on the evening of the performance, at the
door of the Church. ja24-3t+
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LATER FROM ST.. JAGo. The brig Nictorine,
at New York from st. Jago, reports that The
fever was raging there to an alarming extent
among the shipping-l7 British and 9 French
vessels had lost tho principal part of their crews
and were unable, in consequence Of the scarcity
of seamen, to obtain assistance. Market dull
for American produce, with the exception of
rice, which was somewhat brisk.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-24

o. DRY FEET. If you would have warm feet,
your boots and shoes the Oil of Tannn. II
will render the leather perfectly water proof and
double the u Courtland street.
OIL OF TANNlN. A composition lately discover
ed for preserving all kinds of Leather, keeping boots,
shoes, carriage tops, &c. water proof North Fifth
street, and corner HANOVER and BALTIMORE
STREETS. BALTIMORE. Ii
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HEhHiM'S MAGAZINE, for Feb'y 1915, a
y" magnificent number, containing four splendid
LADY'S BOOK, for February, l845, with six enpray-
lngs. For sale by PARSONS Y PRESTON,
Booksellers, Statoners and Blank Book mauufac tur-
ers, NO. l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot, iao1
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ESOUND. On the Evening OF the 2lst January,
a. One Sack of SALT, which the owner can have
by proving properly and paying for this Advertisements
Inquire at the Office of Samuel 5. Briggs Esu oppo
site the Fell's Point Market. itf
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az CnEAP prrNrINC. AVID pelNTlNG o

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING ..
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH RuIs Much larger than any othe,
"'ih piii-o office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE & HATTERS, BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. Nc
Indeed it is needless to enuincrate, as we are pos
scsscd of facilities for doing work, in every sye and III
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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GtASH For BONES. HOOPS AND HORN
" CLIPPINGS. The highest cash prices will he
paid for all kinds of Bones loofs and Horn Clippings
delivered at TREGO'S CHEMICAL. WORKS, on
HUGHES STREET, near the Glass House.
N. Is. Wanted to hire, competent MAN 10 collect
the above articles, 10 whom liberal wages will be
given. jal7-2ay4t
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EpIRD-EfE DIAPERS. MRsP. NICK
he ERSON respectfully announces TO the Ladies
that she has just received few dozen of the above
article, very superior quality, which will be disposed
OF at the unusually low price Of s. per doz. Also a
small lot Of new style Bonnet Caps, suitable for the
season, at No. 50 HOWARD STREET ia24-lw
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THE GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS. The
Annapolis Herald states that the whole civil
list of appointments for Washington county
has been confirmed by the Senate, and that
those for Montgomery and Charles counties,
are now before that body. tits supposed that
the state appointments will not be sent to the
Senate before the LIST of February.
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APPOINTMENTS. The Governor OF pennsyl-
vana has appointed Hon Jesse Miller to be
Secretary Of State, and II, Petricken, Esq de-
putty Secretary. John X. Kane Esq has been
appointed Attorney General of the Common
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FIRE AT BANGOR. The Garland Tavern,
Bangor, Me. was destroyed by fire on the night
of the 18th instant. A traveller who was
stopping at the house lost property to the a.
mount Of 1000 dolls, total loss 5000 dollars.
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Q- WHoOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
~ HOOPlNG co Ugh CORDL3L" has been
proved, IN hundreds of in this city and else
where, to be the hest remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WlOOPING COUGH. In Asru-
MA, all structures OF the Chest, (no depending upon
mhainhiahon,) difficulty Of breathing, &c. it is uscd
with great benefit and prompt comfort and when its
use is persevcred in effects permanent cure Cir
cnnstances induce me 10 State that the GENUINE AR
TlCLE can only be obtained Of DR.. GIDEON b. SMITH
Basement of the chesapeake Bank North street BAL
umOre. PrIce ONE DOLLAR per hottie. ia4-tFl4t
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ANOTHER DErALcArIoN. 1t is reported that
a clerk in a Bank at Detroit is defaulter to
the amount of $4,000. lie has sloped.
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"a ING FRAME HOUSES The subscriber will
receive proposals until LIST February for building 20
frame houses, adjoining the Philadelphia Rail Road,
miles from ms city. The Stills and Seepers first
floor of Josts to be taken from the woods, the other
parts TO be of Sawed Scantlng and Joiss, to be wea
tier boarded and shngled. The proposals must state
or the price including all the lumber exclusive of
what can be got froIi the woods. The size of the
houses, size, quality and number Of doors aud win
picaon to the subscribers previous sending in the
proposals Apply to X. HOWARD g. CO.,
jazz eo3t O'Donncll's wharf.
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RUmoREp DUELs. The Washington cores
pondent Of tie Philadelphia Chronicle mentions
a rumor of threatened duel between ex-Gov-
of the Senate. They are both relatives by
marriage, The New York Herald learns from
a Washington correspondent that Dr.. Miller,
Second Assistant Postmaster General, has re-
ceived IL challenge from Col. Fisher, editor OF
Cleveland (Ohio) Republican. For what Of
fence, or whether the challenge has been &C
cepted, is not stated.
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SUPERIOR MOUNTAIN MUTTON.

This celebrated article can now be pro-
SEzR cured in its original and pure state at the
~ Stalls of the subscriber, No. 20 LEXING-
SsaR.1TON MARKET, and No. Al CENTRE
MARKET, on every succeeding Market Day, until
the whole is disposed of. He takes the present op-
portunity of returning his sincere thanks his Gus
toners and the public in general for the liberal sup
port they have bestowed upon him heretofore. The
above mentioned Mutton is from the Mountains of
Pennsylvania and Virginia, and will be sold at reason
able prices
al7-eOidt STERLING THOMAS
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ITEMS OF News The Virginia Senate ny
ton of u. s. Senator An expedition so'
Oregon will leave Independence, Mo, on the
list of May.-Therc were ,999 recruits en-
listed in the U. States army last year.--ihe
dwelling of Mr. Chester Wells, of Hampton
Me. was consumed by fire last week, and "A
Girl agad IS years, and boy eight, burnt to
dealh-anoihcr son and daughter escaped by
lcapnr from u chamber wndow.--The
Ohio Legislature is composed of one hundred
and twelve members. Of this number there
are two Irishmcn, one Welchman, and one Ger
man. Eight are single, one engaged, and the
remainder married men. The Oldest is &c and
the youngest 30 years of age.-Two men
named Joseph Harmon and James Hcineaman,
have been arrested in New York, charged with
passing counterfeit notes Of the Atlas Bank OF
Boston. on Friday last a small child OF w.
Poole, at North Yarmouth, was found lying
dead in the cradle, with a large cat sitting on
its breast, which no doubt caused its death
There were only 43 deaths in Raleigh N.
c., last ycar---Thc NY. Supreme Court at
Albany, on Friday licensed SO counsellors and
IS attorneys, THE Secretaries of the Amc-
rican Tract Society collected in Hartford last
week O.--Wm. P. Luther, Of Pharsaa,
New York, was drowned in the Mississippi, at
the Vicksburg landing on the 9TH inst. Some
anxiety is felt in New York, at the delay of two
packet ships-tho United States, which left
Liverpool Nov. 26th, and the England, which
eft on the LIST Of December -Mss Clara
Webster, talented actress, was SO seriously
injured by the fall of some of the staging at one
of the English theatres, that she died few
days aiter.-Thc ba!qne Edith, with move
able propeller has sailed from New York for
China,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-24

Mn. SEMMxs' REJECTION. A correspondent
of the Argus states that when MIR. Semmes
heard of his rejection by the Senate, he was on
the bench Of the Court of Appeals, listening to
an argument from Reverdy Johnson, Esq. He
Immediately interrupted Mr.. Johnson in his
argument, and informed the Court and bar,
that he was no longer entitled 10 seat on that
bench, and thereupon took leave of the Court.
He left the city in the afternoon in the cars.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-24

Ql3- SHERRlFFALTT. VIM B. BURKE is re.
commended to the citizens of Baltimore rs the AME.
RlCAN REPUBLICAN candidate for Sheriff for the
city of Baltimore, at the next election,
ja24-eo3t' BY MANY VOTERS
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ADJOURNED. The Legislature of Arkansas
adjourned on the 9th inst. Gen. John Clark,
State Senator, died few DAYS previous.
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EHNEN THOUSAND DOLLARs. THREE

EVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. THREE
IL TREMENDOUS, EVERLASTING CHEERS
ior ". D0YL LIE, NO. lii PRATT STREET, opposite the
Railroad Depot (next door to Bradshaw's t. States
Hotel) The first capital prize sold again 10 one Of
the most respectable citizens of the city ofmonamens
Now every one must admit that this is going ahead
with of luck almost incredble and as il is Gus
tomary for Doyle to sell several OF the capital prizes
in SUGGESTION, use all possible despatch aad 90 in for
the following magnificent capitals to be sold this week
at NJ DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 49, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets go 50, shares 10
proportion. Risk on package Of whole tickets only
2S; on package Of halves Sl4; and pac kaye of
quarters s7-may draw upwards of $4,000 Now's
the time.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest vrety of lucky numbers BY
the PACKAGE single ticket, or share. All ORDERS ptr
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, Mol ia Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite r. s. q. X. r. nepot.
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THEATRE BURNT. The Dauphir-st The
aire, at New Orleans, was destroyed by fire on
the night Of the 18th inst.
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SPECIE, The next English packet from N.
York will take -e4O, 900 in gold, and the HaYre
packet 10000 in silver.
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&. p. ROGERS
BALSAMlC VEGETABLE. EMBROCATION
81 For the cure OF Spraius, Bruises
.~,7---%eIS Fresh and Old wounds, Rheumatism
\ kpkegAk u Stiffness and swelling of the Joints
4~Tl either for man or horse; also for Cuts
r,,AeSzaaAS Buns, Calls, stngs bites of insects
s=sA@ss-2AlSH.or reptiles, frosted feet, Sc.
For sale only by c. z. ROGERS, Druggist,
Corner of Howard and Marion, and
jaS-eoly Howard and Madison sts., Bait.
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rs ALL COME OFT CLEAN,


" ES; We place dozen dirty Shirts, with a
NJ , mttie soap, and bucket full of hot in Il.
LukENs' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CLINE, and after washing from 10 to 20 minutes,
tney al come out perfectly clean! Again we put in
from to 10 Sheets or Table Cloths, with soap and
water, rs before, and in II Is minutes they all
come out clean Lastly, lay from "a to 20 small
pieces (such as can be placed tosether) with soap
ana water, as above, and in from Is to 30 minutes
they also come out clean! Wonderful as this NAV
seem it done by the acen and reaction of the wa
ter (by means OF pressure) in connection with the
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
ever; consequently the clothes are not only unnured
by the operation, but are actually made to last twice
as long as when washed by hands 1F-Exhibitions of
washing every Monday (morning) and Friday CATER
noon) Come then ard see the machine in operation
as II never fails 10 convince those who do Enter
prlsing men should make themselves acquainted with
TINS most useful invention, deserving as it does
place III the kitchen of erery family. PRICES are Sl5
$50 and $685. according 10 size warranted to perform
eH and last for years, if used according direction
All orders by letters nstpad) or otherwise prompt
ly attended to. MANDATORY No. ~ FRONT
STREET, lat the bend) between Pitt and Low sts.,
Old Town, Baltimore, Md.
jaA 2tws6m E. LITKESS
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HOUCK,S PANACEA


SURPRISES ALL OTHER REMEDIES FOR THE
CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CON
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DISEASES.
F5NHOtSANDS of persons testify to its eff
e fcacy, who have been cured after all other re-
NEEDLES had failed.
1t is unnecessary eulogze the virtue of the Pana-
cea, as it stands unrivaed by all other medicines as
will be fullytestfed to by reference to the mpblet,
accompanying each bottle.
Price, per bottle, l.50.
liberal discount made to persons who purchase to
sell. No. Is, LIBERTY, CORNER or GERMAN-sT.
mo- In JACOB HOITCK
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SLAYER CAPTURED. A Rio Janeiro slave
schooner with 400 captives, was taken IN Sep
tem5er on the African coast by the British
cruiser Ferret
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r AIDES NOTICE THIS.

"a Conversation heard hy Waterman and re-
ported: "Where did you get that beautiful Swiss
Muslin Dress you had ON at the Ball." said one lady
to another-''Wel got ii from Store % MARKET
STREET, and you would be astonished at the cheap
ness and the beauty of those goods; purchased a
beautiful Swiss Muslin Dress, Flowers and Gloves
from them, and can assure you that was astonsh-
Ell at the cheap price; neir store was thronged with
customers, and every one appeared pleased at the
low prices-you may be assured shall always 20
there for rich and cheap goods" The cheap system
Is adopted, and therefore ladies wanting goods NAV
always rely upon getting Bargains. | am receiving
new goods every day of the most fashionable kind.
>. BROADBENT,
No. 03 Markell Sirnni .iLr lnll
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600. u. b. GRAND BAND OF THE ORDER
OF UNITED BROTHERS. The members are here
by notified 10 attend the regular quarterly meeting of
this Band, THIS Friday EVENING, the oath inst
at o'clock in the Hall corner of Trpoletts alley
aad Baltimore street. BY order,
WILLIAM ORR, Secretary, G. B.
The joint comiuittcc on Education will meet nj the
HallTHlS EVENING, Is minutes before oclk. IL
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 18th, 1915.
Condemnation JOINT letter Of yesterday,
informing me that | had been elected Senator
of Maryland, to represent her i'll the Congress
of the United States for six years from the 18th
of the ensuing March, has been received,
With deep sensibilty to the high honor done
me BY my native State, accept the trust she
confdes to me- and with hope that by giving
my best efforts to the discharge of its duties,
may be able to assist in what know Maryland
has ever held dear, promoting the prosperity
and maintaining, unspottcd and unshaken, the
honor and integrity of the Union.
With sincere thanks, gentlemen, to your
selves individually, for the very kind terms in
which your communication was made
remain with great regard,
Your obedent servant
REyERDY JOHNSON.
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dtKAFAcS, sUSPENDERS, Sc. Just re-
a. ccived from New York, extensive and well
selected assortment of gcntemen's Cravats, Neck
ties, and Gum SuspeEdets of superior quality, and
every variety of pattern at the lowest cash prices.
ja24-lw ?. A. MCPHERSON, So Ho" ard-st.
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z AMES Nj. I4AIG, No. l2l BALTIMORE ST.
~ Qenr doors above South street,) wholesale and
retail manufacturer of GlMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs,
Odd Fellows Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS, BAN
NEkS, &c, and dealer in MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., aud every article usually
FOUND IN Fancy Variety Store, returns his sincere
hahks or the very liberal patronage he has hereto
tore received, and respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that the manufacturing department of his
establishment has been greatly increased by the re-
cent introduction of new and superior machinery,
ana the employment of several persons of the most
exquisite taste, to supcrntend its management. His
factory being conducted larger and more syenla-
tic scale than any other similar establishment in the
Sale, hL Is enabled to guarantee that all who may
FAVOR nm with their patronage will have their orders
executed in the best manner and at the lowest prices
Tic takes much pleasure in stating that he receives,
at the earliest moment, choice selections from all
French, English, and German GOODS, that appertain
TO ms business, which he offers for sale terms that
cannot fail TO give every satisfaction. Among his as
sodment will he found the following
PRINCES, TASSELS, Weddings; Laces, Braids;
Dorderlngs; Ladies Dress Trimmings; Curtain do;
zap 20; Horse Nets; Jasses; Cords; Hair Work; Edg
ings; Braids; Purse Tassels
TAlLORS' TRIMMINGS Buttons; Bindings, all
kinds; Bone Buttons; Pearl and Lace Buttons Gilt
Cord do Velvet and Lasting do; Bone and Wood
Notes: Sewing Silk and Twist; Vest and Coat Bind
ings; Patent Thread; Spool and Ball Cotton; Hooks
and Eyes; Needles and Pins; Scissors; Bone aud
Metal EyelctS.
GlMPS, CORDS; Gents Scarf and Collars: Foil
Stone Foil Sheet
ODD FELLOWS AND MASONIC REGALIA;-
Linen and Cotton Boot Webb; Cater Lacinr.; Col'd
silk Braids; Oil Silks Saddcrs silk; Pure Twist;
Knitting Needles; silk Florence aud Velvet; Garrett
Bindings; silk Ribbons; stock, Suspcnder and Vest
Buttons
MILITARY TRIMMINGS, of every description.
u. = Flags, Banners, SC; Gold aud Silver fringe;
Stars Laces; Navy Anchors Sparclcs; Billions
GlOFES-Woo)en, MernO, Kid, silk and Cotton.
SUSPENDERS Watch Guards; Boys Belts: Pen
Knives French Working Cotton. ia2i