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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

H}- UNITED FIRE COMPANY. The members
of the United Fire Company ~ requested to meet at
their Hall FRIDAY EVENI NC, 9th il slant, al
O'Clock, to make the necessary arrangements to Join
in the funeral procession in honor of the nte General
ANDREW JACKSON. a. MILTENBERGER,
je26-at Pres. U. +. Company.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

BURROWS THEATRE, Front street. The bill for to-
night at the Front street Theatre is certainly very
attractive one, and doubt not will draw most e1-
ceIlent audience. "The Broken Heart, OF the Far
mer's Daughter" new and laughable farce called
'No. % John street., and the highly successful drama
Of the 'Miller's Maid are the pieces selected for
presentat on. In the comedy Of the Broken Hear.
Mr. Burten will sustain his original character of Mr..
Tweede. His name alone, is sufficient attraction to
fill the house.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
PUBLIC SALE.-rSEE PosrscR,pr.
NOR SALEI-A AAyn IL LII, III n,

HNoh sALE-A MOST VALUABLE FARM
n oF LOuDOUN LAND. | offer for sale the
"hnic oI my landed estate situated within one mile
o iiIsbofough, nlne OF Berlin the Baltimore and
Vhio haIrOnd, eleven OF Harper2s Ferry mud within
rieVeh OF LCeSburg, the county seat CONSISTING of
nUo nUo ActES, divided into two parts; one containing
2D6 Acres lying north OF the main road leodinu from,
llilsborough to Leesbsrg Of excellent oualitT hav
ing an abundant supply Of timber and never falling
water IN every field, together with comfortable inn
pr0vGmentS.
The other portion, containing about 400 Acres hav
ing an abundant supply Of timber, and wateed in The
best manner, with most valuable Improvements on it,
- consisting OF n story DWELLING HOUSE.
seventy five feet in length, 3Jith n cellar fiitv
gaas feet long. The house is divided into seven
-AAs.L rooms of fine size, aud n pas sage ten feet
wide There are two back porches, one front porch
to the wing, and large double porch in front of the
man building thirty eet in length commanding "A
beautiful view Amongst the other Improvements are
a 'a@" Earn, Dairy, Mcat-house, ICe-house, and an
excellent Schoo-hOuse. There about 100 apple
uees, most OF them bearing aud of fine quality. a
number OF peach trees of the best kind suchased
The noHh also plumb, apricot aud cherry trees from
the nurseries of Moor * Sinclair The meadow is
one OF the largest and most productive in the try.
The Undersigned can without fear of doubt or con
uadicOn, safety pronounce the entire farm of the
most fertile and desirable in the county, far famed as
Jusy Is for It's rich soil In regard to saIubrity there
is no spot superior to it far near. In short all per
sons desirOns of POSSESSING such estate, in the
midst of an enlightened and agreeable society are in
vitcd 10 view it, when the terms viii be made known
on application to the undersigned. or in his absence
by Theodore n. Davisson.
+. NJ. McILHANY,
HtISLOrOugh, LOudOul Couufu Iu. .}n ISll
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
CD. TEWKsBURY, Grand sec'y.

G7- PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. A Special
meeting of the Company will be held al their Hall on
FRIDAY EVENING, June 9th, at o'clock. The
members requested to be punctua' in their attend
ance BY order. H. NJ. MIINOR, Sec'y. ie26 2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

MUSEUM, Mr., Rice will appear this evening, for
the last time, Sip Larkins in the aughabe farce Of
Here's a Go!-and, for the first time here as Calo in
a new farce called The Pledge of Love. To morrow
is his benefit and last appearance. Novelty to the end
of the chapter. That's the way 70 insure success.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

Il OOK AT THIS! BY calling at MeGLEN-
Gay, and leaving your name and residence you can
he served daily with the ''Phadephia Spirit OF the
Times" or "Ledger," at the extremely low price of
g.! s-single Nos. 81 cts.
Wanted. good Carriers TO distribute the above pa
pers; also 100 newsboys to sell them the street.
This is excellent opportunity, the papers the
best published in Philadelphia and find ready sale
All in want of Cheap Books Publications, Magazines
sc. will find it their advantage to give the subscr
Der a call before purchasing elsewhere,
JAMES T.. McGLENAN'S
Publication Depot, % Raltimornst
Ii 4th door East of Gay-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
RALTIMnRE Innns- 1sas

%" Capt. ELrERMAS, OF the German Iagers, hay-
ing asked my opinion as 10 the hight Of an officer of
military company tn preserve his line from being press
ed upon by crowd, or to prevent persons from pass
ing between his ranks when marching, have no he
station III saying mat he mas the und0ubcd right to
prevent any thing of the kind and that any person
interfering or attempting to impede the march of
company is liable to arrest and punishment; and that
an officer who would not attempt to prevent it would
be remiss in his duty. JAS, O, LAW.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

FIGURED SILK. The manufacture of figured
silk ribbons is about to be commenced in Ban
gor on an extensive scale. No manufactory Of
the kind has ever yet been established in this
country. One of the parties concerned, Mr..
Vorcl, Swiss by birth, has effected a great
saving in the business by substituting the pow
er loom for hand labor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

A DECISION. Some boys were indicted in
Rush county, Indiana, not long since, for dis
turbing ali Abolition meeting, where a man
named Hull was to make speech. The jury
acquitted them on the ground that an Abolition
meeting was not lawful assemblage, peacea-
bly, assembled for lawful purpose.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

Baltimore GENER Al DIsPENsIRY. We have been
requested to state that election for three attending
physicians of this institution, TO serve the ensuing
year, will take place tot day, between the hours of 10
and O'Clock, at Messrs Dix Fogg's Fountain Inn,
Light street, Every donor of s. will be entitled TO
one vote for three of the candidates.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

Q3-A CARD. We respectfully call the atten-
ton of the citizens of Baltimore, who are desr-
Gus OF purchasing superior FURNITURE, TO our
sale THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, in N. Charles
street, between Saratoga and Pleasant Streets among
which superior Engravings, selected by John
Il. Ricard, Esq, whilst in Europe, at great expense
Also, quarter cask of Old Madeira Wine, omitted
in the advertisement.
Il CANNON, BENNET 4 co. Aucl,rs.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

{B7- LIVERY STABLES. The subscriber has
taken those large and commodious STABLES, for
mcrly attached to the "WHEATFIELp INS," be-
tween Howard aud Eutaw streets, and put them in
thorough repair. They in order for the re-
cepton of HORSES AT LIVERY or for sale. His
Granares are well stored. He pledges bis best eXer-
ons to those who may enrs their horses to his care
g3- Gentlemen are requested TO call aad give his
Stables an examination.
iele.CO6lx EDWARD COCkEY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

0l3-A GARD. NY name has been brought before
the public by W. p Spencer, coupled with accusa
tons Of cowardice and ungentemanly conduct during
funeral parade 4 few days since, in which / had
charge OF the second platoon Of the German Yagers
am aware OF haVlng administered to am nsolcn in
truder in our ranks dose of admOpiti0n which had
right TO do. It the military did not protect them
selves against the intrusion of boys and loafers they
would soon be huddled up in such manner as to be
unable to proceed at ALL much less to be of any ser
vice in time of emergency. Whether for this act
deserve any OF the above named, or the more vulgar
epithets in which this would be gentleman uxIrates
leave the public to judge
L. VIM, GERHARD o Sorg,, g. Y
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
Baltimore City Court In this Court yester-

Baltimore City Court. In this Court yester-
day the following cases were disposed of. Sam.
Johnson indicted for stealing horse the pro-
pcrty Of Mr. l.. Il. Alexander, was found gull
ty. Sentenced to the penentiary till the 18th
of June, l350.-Elijah Jones, James Hyson,
John Walker, and Charles Moonshcre were
found guilty of assul.ing Greenbury Vickcrs,
while in the discharge of his duty as 4 city
watchman. The Court sentenced each of them
to be imprisoned in the common Jail for one
week, and to pay fine Of $40 and costs.-
John Hannah, indicted for stealing a quantity
of carpenters tools, was declared not guilty.
-- George BlnniX, indicted as an accompllce
OF VIM. Essender in setting fire to the coach
factory of Michael Gross, was honoraJly acqui.-
ted.--The Jury in the case of VIM. Essendcr,
who retired to their room at half past O'Clock
on Wednesday, were still out at IL late hour
last night The Court adjourned until this
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Celebration of the Fourth of July. The Ma
tional Blues, Capt, PckeIl, intend to celebrate
the approaching anniversary of American In
dependence, at Mr.. McPherson's, near the
outer depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road. They will march to that place early
in the morning; and, after partakng of break
fast, the Declaration of Independence will be
read by Joseph Breck, Esq. and All Grafton be
delivered by H. Collins Lee, Esq. This iaunt
will afford to the corps delightful recreation,
without fatigue or exposure TO the heat OF the
day.
Election Of O6icers On Wednesday even
ing last, the following gentlemen were elected
officers of the John England Institute, 10 serve
for six month-:-Presidcnt, James E. McGle-
nan; Vice President, w. G.. V. Hull; Record
ing Secretary, J. F. King, Corresponding do,
Mr. McCalirey; Treasurer, Mr.. Raymore; Gu
rators, Messrs Donely, Cross, McNlahon, Nc
Cure and CROUCH. We are glad to find this
association in such prosperous condition and
hope il may long continue to remain so.
accident. A young gentleman named Lem
mon was thrown from his horse, yesterday at-
ternoon, at the corner of Eutaw and Franklin
streets, and very severely injured. 1t appears
that he was riding at rather fast gait, and
when in the act of turning the above corner he
suddenly came in contact with cart that was
going in a contrary direction. He was speech
less for more than an hour, but we are pleased
to learn had no bones broken. lie was coE-
veycd to the residence of his father, and placed
under charge of physician.
The Execution. This morning, between the
hours of and II o'clock, the outraged law
will be vindcated by the execution of Henry
McCurry, for the murder of the unotfcnding
stranger, Paul Roux The gallows is erected,
as we stated yesterday in the northwest cor
ner of the Jail yard, and has been raised seve-
raj feet above the top of the wall, so that all
who desire it can have full view of the un-
fortunate man as he is launched into eternity.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
EN- BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT. In

II the matter of Eve Caharne Ter Buehen, an idiot.
Ordered by Baltimore County Court, this 23d day
of June, in the year eighteen hundred and orly-ive
that the sale made and reported by Geo. Gordon Belt,
trustee in The above NATTER be ratified and conmed
unless cause to the contrary he shewn before
the 2Olh day of July next; provided copy Of this
order be published in some newspaper in the city of
Baltimore once a week for three successive weeks,
before the 20h day Of July next. The report states
that the lands in the proceedings mentioned sold for
eight dollars and one cent per acre.
By order, (true copy.)
je27 -law}w A. w, BRADFORD, Clerk
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

HNMORY ~ CO., No. 9 NORTH CALVERT
-hA ST., Baltimore, the oldest, most successful, and
mest popular Lottery irm that is, was, in the
United States. Having firmly established by intense
application to business and the most studiOus aten-
ton to the wishes of correspondents, character as
Lottery dealers that holds itself aOo from that of the
offices of yesierday's grouth We respectfully invite
fact that continue offer at our courlter better
assortment of tickets in all the Lotteries now draw
ing and greater inducements purchasers than any
other office III the Union, Prding ourselves upon be-
ing an isolated instance of that astonishing success in
the Lottery business which has made the name of
EMORY & co. familiar rs PRIZE SELLERS to every
man, woman and child, from Maine to Georgia-ani
looking back on career no less brilliant for the
countless millions of dollars distributed than venera.
BILE for its age, feel encouraged by the pleasing re-
ospect to bring into active irmense facilities
with the full determination to transact the Lottery
business upon such favorable terms as must render.
abortve any and every attempt at any thing like COM
petition. iea7-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

QC3- We take pleasure in calling the attention -four
readers TO the very tlatterng inducements offered III
another column TO ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry frm of EMORY co No. North Calvert ST.
II the one halt of the reports in circulation in regard
TO the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re-
ieving pecunay distress he true, they indeed merit
from The city press generally, more than ordinary
notice. ie21 II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

E}- FRANKLIN DIVISION, No. :, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. All the members OF Division are
requested TO meet at Union Hall, corner OF Baltimore
street and TripOlet's alley, THIS (Friday) EVEN
ING, 9th inst, at O'Clock, precisely. full and
puncual attendance is desirable, as, in addition to the
election OF officers for the ensuing quarter business OF
the utmost importance will come up Reconsideration.
BY order, VIM. II, GOBRIGHT, X. $. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

lt3- The ASSIS FANT MARSHALS, by calling
at the Store of Mr.. Miller No 2o7s Market street,
can see sample Sash, hat, scarf, Sc, directed by
The Chief Marshal to be WON by them in Procession
Tuesday next
1t SOL. HlLLEN, JR, Chief Marshal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

BOATING FREsnET. The steady rains with
which we were visited on Saturday and Sun
day last, says the Cumberland Civilian, caused
a rise in the North Branch Of the Potomac suf-
fcient to render it i'll fine navigable order for
boating coal. This is the first freshet of the
season and although our boatsmen were lily
prepared to receive it, they succeeded in get
ting off some fifteen or sixteen boats on Mon
day-mostly keels-averaging, we should
think, about 900 bushels to the boat
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

EOUGHS AND COLDS are the foreruDners of
" Consump ion.
HANCE'S COMPOUND INDICATED HOAR
HOUND CANDY will he found to afford relief where
all the other medicines have failed.
HANCE'S CANDY is so mild and pleasant in its
operation that it may be administered with perfect
safety to the youngest Children and the most enteebled
from age. Price 25 cents per box, or for ST. For sale
by SETH S. HANCE, lOs Baltimore street, and corner
Of Charles and Pratt SITS. e25
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
MAYORS OFFICE. H,Ilimo,n lime o7. lsl5.


&c Notice is hereby giren That the several mar
kels IN the city will be ateEded by the Butchers and
others, on the afternoon and night of MONDAY, LIST
afternoon and night of THURSDAY, tie Sd OF July,
instead of Friday morning, the 4th
je27 lw JACOB G.. DAVIES, Mayor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

MILITARY AND CIVIC PROCESSION IN PHILA-
DELPnIA a grand military and civic process
sion took place in Philadelphia yesterday, in
honor OF General Jackson. 1t is represented
as having been truly imposing The whole
military force Of the city and county was out,
together with numerous civic societies and State
and city authorities. Governor Skunk and cx-
Governor Porter, with several other distinguish
cd personages, were in the line Of procession.
The whole was under Col. Samuel J. Hender-
son, as Chief Marshal. The ceremonies took
place in Washington Square, and consisted of
praycr by the Rev. Geo, w. Bethune, and an
euogium by the Hon. G. NJ. Dallas, Business
,.yas generally suspended throughout the city,
and the houses on the route of the procession
M, in mourning. An immense concoursc
thronqed the streets, while thousands marched
in the line of procession.
RIcur. The New York News, speaking Of
the funeral honors! N that city to Gen, jackson
says-"No small proportion of those who turn
ed out to take part in the funeral honors to the
great Hero and Patriot, were of the pohtioa
party who had opposed the administration o
the President. BY the particular direction o
the Committee Of Direction, all political devi
ces were strictly excluded from the banners o
the various Associations
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

d SASHE ES- ROSETTES, BATOONS. Re.
- of the appropriate kinds, will be furnished by or
der of the Committee, at
g. SlsCO'S, No 95 Baltimore st
je27-d4t (Rl Opp9e te holiday st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

NONFESSION OF HENRY M'CUERY,
~ THE MURDERER OF PAUL ROUX.
The subscribers have purchased from HENRY Nc
CURRY
SKETCH OF HIS EARLY LIFE, AND DYING
CONFESSION.
which they have now in prass, and will publish on
FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, the day of execution
to which they have annexed Report of his Trial 1t
is thrilling and rather
MYSTERIOUS DOCUMENT.
and will doubtless call forth much eXcitementwth re-
spect to certain matters therein contained. It is the
intention Of McCuTy to appropriate the funds raised
from its sale to charitable purposes.
We will have it ready for delivery nj O'Clock, on
Friday morning, at our Literary Depot in SOUTH
STREET. Price l24 cts.
Newsmen, who purchase to sell again, will be sup
piled at liberal deduction.
SHURTX s. WILDE,
Mo- South street, Baltimore
and No. ElliOlt's Buildings,
ie25. st Penn. Avenue, Washington, d. c..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
EDWARD COCKEY.


10 Il. s. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNlCES, sc. sc.
10 IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c &c.
Frames rc-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. / NORTH GAY STREET,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

03s DR. JOHN VI. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East 8aitmore-st.
nm door east of Front.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDl-
boratofy, TO wt:--lndian Vegetable Purifying ana
Anti-bious Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Btters, % cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 90 cents
Enlelic Preparation 1914 cents a vial; Pediuvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2t cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds &c.
37a cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2d cents
wall Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, "A pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants, 80 cts bottles
Rheumatic Linment and EmbrScation, and accom-
panimens, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles s2 Dysen-
terry Cordial 50 cts a bottle, sc. sc. &C. Printed di-
recons for the administration of these remedies ac
company each article. N, B. Advice given by Dr
w, free Of charge. mtj-u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

can't let this go Unannounced. Also a 100 TO citizen
TODAY, $4,000, and Is of $1,000 for ga!
T. L. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on The Corner-1ead of Centre Market
G3- ORDER EARLY-1he Frederick Female Sc
minary Lottery draws again next SATURDAY. Cc.
pila S5OOO-wh0e tickets 81, shares in proportion
Package OF qrs' on certificate, $3.50; eighths S295.
HpRILLIANlSSUCCE Continuation of great
HB luck at the office of FLETCHER u co. No. s
Holiday ST. another capital prize sold in yesterdays
lottery to ona of our city customers besides lots oS
small ones to sundry others. This is the way we are
daily distributing the gifts Of fortune all who paroa-
ize our tiuly Mcky Office and where is only neces-
safy to purchase ticket to insure capital or at least
handsome prize. THIS DAY Here they go again
100000 $4,000, $4,000, $1,000, l5 Of $1,000, &c. Tick
cts S4 halves 81, qrs. 81.
Drawn Nos of yesterday Lottery are
27 50 - 76 :}6 81 80 62 3 20 IL 81 6i
No postage charged to those who send us their or
ders. Direct to
JAMES FLETCHER s CO., Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY.

BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY.
give very tlattcrng account of the condition
aud prospects OF this institution; and we have
the assurance that sits permancnce and success
are placed beyond doubt We are glad to
learn this, for Dental Surgery is an important
science, requiring study and skill to be useful
to the human family. We have known instan-
ccs where the most serious results have follow
ed the practice Of inexperienced and unskilInl
dentists-or rather, Of persons who protesscd to
be dentists, but were ignorant Of all the rcqUl-
sites of the profession. To cntrust the pulling
of Il tooth to such individuals, would be to risk
the fracture or disocaton of ones jaw bone
and the best, ifnot the only mode, preventing
the injuries produced by empires, is, to require
that all persons shall undergo regular course
Of study and be subjected to examination, be-
fore permitting them to practice Dental Surge
ry. 1t was with this view, we presume, that
the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery was
instituted and we deem its success of great i'm
portance to the community.
On this point we quote the following pas
sages from the statement, for the information
of our readers, most of whom we suspect have
all occasional necessity for the services of a
Dentist.
"Thc school has already been attended by
number of pupils, most Of them from other
States than Maryland, and some from the dis
IN nj nXtr rntpitins nf ba npinp hon
have been practitioners of long experience and
cnviablc eminence, who have acknowledged
the necessity of such school, and have given
the greatest possible evidence Of the honesty Of
their cOmmendation, by consentng to become
pupils, after they had long been regarded mas
ters; others have been graduates i'll medicine,
who wishing to practice dental surgery, have
felt the necessity Of regular instruction in this
particular branch Of study.
"The Faculty wish TO be understood that
they give practical course Of instruction.
Their school is ioOrkShOp, as well as a lecture
loom. Avoiding all ostentation, their object
has been, and still is, to make thorough dem
lists, whose skill and success shall be incontro-
vertible evidence of the value ofthe instruction
they have received, Many such witnesses are
already among the community The faculty
iearlesSly abide the ISSUE"
Weattach the names of the gentlemen who
constitute the Faculty-all of whom enjoy de-
served reputation in our city.
Faculty. Chaplin A. Harris, Nj. d. Profess
sor of Practical Dentistry. Thomas f. Bond,
Jr NJ. ID. Professor of Special Pathology and
Therapeutics w. r. Handy, NJ. d. Profess
sor of Anatomy and Physiology. Professorshp
of Dental Physiology and Pathology Chaplin
A. Harris, NJ. d. Demonstration Of Mechanical
Dentistry.
for the coming session will be performed by the Fa
Guilty Jointly.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

a dNLOkl lOUS LUCK AGAIN! The papers.
"a have been teeming with the good luck of our
unsurpassed office for several days past and we have
again TO add the beauty of S2O00 sold in package ot
half tickets yesterday, to a chance customer, who
was nquiring ths way to one of our neighbors We
can't let this go unannounced Also, 100 to citizen
TODAY, $4,000, and Is of $1,000 for "a!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
EXCURSION ON TUESDAY NEXT,
THE FIRST nF ITTI.Y

nDD FELLOWS, RED MEN, AND SONS,
~ OF TEMPERANCE REGALIA of every a.,
scuptton, on hand and for sale by
&. SlSCO, No. 95 Baltimore street
Je2rd4t ri opposite HOLIDAY 81,