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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-07

The MUSEUM. "Fair STAR" the piece now playing
at the Saloon the Museum is certainly one of the
most amusing productions of the age. No one should
miss the opportunity of seeing it.
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ITEMS OF News BY LAST NIGHr's SoUTH-
ERN MAIL, Robert W. Bowie, Esq, is recon-
mcnded as candidate for Congress by writ
er in the Marlbro' Gazette. Christopher
Kahn has been found guilty, at New Orleans,
of mutiny on board the ship Essex, from Lii
verpool.-A man named Mayureau was
murdered few days ago, at Algiers, La, by
another named Kennedy, who made his es-
cape.-There was only one death among the
whites in Charleston last week, and that a
child.-The election in Florida appears to
have gone in favor of the democrats.-Rev.
T. L. Magoon, of Richmond has reached home
from Europe.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-07

CAMP MEETING. The Camp Meeting at
Deals Island will commence on Tuesday the
5th Of August.
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GypCONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY VISITER.
Conclusion OF Burton, the Blacksmith a tale by the
author Of ''Seatom Sewers; Madam Tiuuet, thrill
rer, local tale; another of the famous Caudle Lee
lures; fail proceedings of the last Repeal meeting
with the replies of The late officers concerning the
money, &c; the Explosion of the Paul Jones; State
Reform; Description of the Independent Fire Com
pany's new "Mammulh Engine" sc. sc Price
singly cents; per year Sl.5O, or 81 for months.
Office IA Baltimore St, near north. It.
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ny A sermon will be delivered before the ''BAL-
TIMORE MATERNAL ASSOCIATIONS in Christ
Church, on SUNDAY EVENING, al 8 O'Clock, by
the Rev II, V. u. JOINS. The public generally, and
parents especially, respectfully invited to attend.
-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-07

THE CARRoLLToEIAN. We notice that this
old established journal, published at Westmin-
ster, in this State, has been enlarged and hand
somely improved in appearance.
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THE Hon. Mr. BIpLAcK, the newly appoint
ed Minister to Bogota, will embark from Bos-
ton next week, in the U. S. steam frigate Mis-
sissippi, for the diplomatic destination.
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THE QUEBEC FIRE. A Quebec paper says
-"One assertion we may safely make-that
the amount Of property lost is not so far mag
nifed, and the sacrifice of human life is under
rated. The total loss has been computed with
the utmost nicely possible, and found to be be-
tween one million and one million and half of
pounds'-or, in dollars, from 81 900, 900 to &c.
900, 900. The loss of life cannot be estimated.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-07

EpEITiSH INDIA 81 FRENCH GOODS.
q y X. McELDOWNEY x co, have Just received
large assortment of entire new style striped satin
plaid and printed Berage printed cashmere 4 thihet
plain and embroidered mouslin and thbet, nett, silk
and other StlAWLS Balzarine and Berage Tor dress
heavy black and blue black, plain and satin striped
Armnrc, Gro-gran and Italian Lustring; French and
Scotch LAWNS; striped and plaid Jacone and Swiss
Musns; British and French Chintzes; Alpaca. black
and blue black aud in CoOrs; Bonbaz inc; Furniture
Chntz; Sheetings Pillow Linen and Table
Linens and Towellngs Linen Cambria ard silk
Handkerchies, Gloves, &c. sc.
K. McELDOWNY & co.
No. 1913 Baltimore street.
ie7 between Calvert and Light SIS
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SHIP Burnt The British barque Adams, of
Liverpool, with 900 bales of cotton on board,
was entirely destroyed at Maranham on the 9th
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East Hampton, (the famous button-maker, = re-
fused to sail in the Yorkshire, on Sunday from
New York, for England. He would rather for
felt his passage money. The ship did not sail
until Monday.
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% CONSTABLES, POLICE OFFICERS, and
CITY BAILIFFS, are ordered to appear before the
Grand Jury THIS Saturday MORNING, nh instant,
at 10 o'clock. Legal process will be issued against
those failing to appear. BY order,
VIM. II GATCHELI4, Clerk
itv
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ACCIDENT. The steamboat Express from
Albany, on Wednesday night, came in col
lision with the Empire, and carried away the
rudder of the latter.
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&HO0O TIC TICKETS III Sc, quarters Sc,
tarmed lottery commonly called the Small Fly, for the
benefit of the Frederick Female Seminary, draws to-
day at 81 O'Clock In which TUCKER BRO. will
issue on certificate one of their famous packages Of
whole tickets for Se3 halves SILT, qrs SIS rs. Apply
al their Head Quarters for prizes.
II. I. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Right or the Corner-Head Of Centre Market
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5h}- Oil OF TANNlN-OR, LEATHER REsToRER.
"A Nerr Chemical Discovery. Most people know That
skins and hides converted into leather by the
of Tannin extracted from certain barks, Sc When
the force and strength af the Tannin is worn out lea
Their becomes dead, hard, dry, brtle cracked cover
ed with dust, &C. This Alb KNOW. To restore
then life, sottnGss, mOstnesS, strength, smoOhneSs,
and remove all crust fly OF bISter-rcsOre the lannin.
This substance the leather never receive the
cond time; but the whole virtues Of ii in this ari-
Gle, the OIL OF TANNlN-whch penetrates the
stiffrst and hardest leather if it has been ~ years in
use and if it easily with the fingers, it imparts
at a strengh that is utterly incredible until seen.
II becomes like new leather in all respects, with de-
ghiful softnrSs and polish, and makes all Leather
completely and perfectly mpervous to water-pafti-
culaly boots, shoes, carriage tops, harness, hose
trunks, and in fact all things made of leather giving
splendid polish, even higher than new leather has,
and at least doubling lis aud durability in what
ever manner the leather is used. supply of this ar
cle has just been received at the of Hanover
aud Baltimore SITS, Baltimore. Also at the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and At No I'll Thames
street. 1t
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]. II. BURNUP, Com.

F3-RELiGIOUS NOTICE. Divine service may
be expected, rs usual in the Second English Lutheran
Church, Lombard street. TOMORROW (SundayD
The Rev. T. A. STRoBEL will preach in the morning,
afternoon, al 4 O'Clock. The Rev. 3D. LehmanowSky
viii preach in the Rev. DR.. Morris Church in the
evening at O'Clock The public generally are invt-
ed Il attend. IT.
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CHESAPEAKE RrFLEMEN. We are glad to
ace that the military spirit of our city is some-
what reyived-and we yet hope to witness pa
rades Of our citizen soldiery such as we have
sees IN days of yore." A number of young
gentlemen have formed themselves into COM
pasy bearing the name of the Chesapeake
Rifernen," and have had repeated drill meet
jngs. They have chosen F. B. Steiner cap
cain: w. J. NJ Gordon first; E. r. Hink Sc
rond: and G. W. Sleeper third leutenants.-
They contemplate soliciting contributions from
tbeir fellow citizens, to aid in furnishing their
armory and purchasing articles necessary for a
military corps. A subscription paper has beer
left at this Office to which attention is invited
we hope that they may be duly encouraged, al
the time may come when they will be called
upon to protect "our lov'd country from tht
vars desolation,"
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MouNT CEMETnRx

u TO THE LOT HOLDERS IN GREEN
MOUNT CEMETERY In limiting the issue of per-
mits OF admission to weekdays the Board of Man
ayers of Green Mount Cemetery had in view spec!aE
appropriation of the place to Lothoders and their ia
miles Sundays but by means of borrowed tickets
crowds of gay and thOughtess persons assemble there
in violation of the character of the day the solemny
of the place, and The feelings OF many of the Lot
holders: put stop to serious evil, the Board
have adopted unanimously the following resolution,
aud ask the cooperation OF the LOTHDLDERS in
enforcing il:
Resolred, That on and after the 18th instant adj
mission to Green Mount Cemetery on Sundays will
be confined strictly to FUNERALS and Lot HOLDERS
with their families, and that the keeper be in
structed to ascertain the identity with the persons
named in them of the individuals presenting Lot
holders tickets BY order.
je7-lawlt VIM. ;. BROWNING, Treasurer.
SBATHISG! BATHlNGI
aD a. II. REPS BATH TUB DEPOT.
Where may be had Bathing Apparatus of every va
iiety, such as-Plain Bath Tubs, large size: small
Bath Tubs, for children and infants; Common shower
Baths; Portable Chamber Shower Baths; Bath Pans:
root Baths: Hip Baths; Leg Baths; Vapour Baths,
Also, Bath Tubs with Shower Bath attached or with
Furnaces, by which, with one cents worth of char
coal, the water IN the Bath Tub may be heated in Is
minutes. The season for Bathing having commenced
the subscriber would respectfully invite those in want
OF convenences for that purpose to call at his estaD
shment, where they cannot fail to be pleased as re-
CARDS quality and price.
ALFRED II. REP.
No. 335 Baltimore street.
$r5- Remember, it is the second Tin Store above
Howard street. ie7-tf
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BRILLIANT COMET. Several papers have no
ticed the appearance of brilliant comet in
the North East quarter of the Heavens. 1t
was seen on Monday last by gentleman OF
this city, and may be examined by any one
who will take the trouble to rise little before
daylight.
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HNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
H rich treat! We have IA capital prizes
large and small, at offices in the schemes drawn
this week-t is quite rich treat TO look at. Will
some OF friends who sometimes pretend to doubt
our luck just drop in and take peep at them;
Drawn Nos. OF yesterdays Lottery are,
81 II % % l6 % 45 SO SO pa - A % 10
Comb as 30 So, prize of $1,000, package 1914, was
sold by EGERTONS--we also had others Of smaller
amount.
Draws TO-DAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class %. &c Nos. lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 l prize Of $500
% l,5l0 l " 60
& 1000 l 500, &e,
Tickets S2.00-shares in proportion
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Southst. and Exchange Place;
It Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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0G-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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WMYRNE 81 co. offer the following splendid
So Lotteries for the ensuing week. Orders from
the country will meet with the same attention as ii
personally present.
100000, MONDAY, tickets IS.
81 900, TT ESDAY, tickets S25.
so, 900, WEDNES DAY, tickets $40.
100000, THURSDAY, tickets s.,
s. 900, FRIDAY, tickets S2t.
5000, SATURDAY, tickets 81.
BYRNE & co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
1t and South St, Yellow House.
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courses on this subject will be given providence per
mittmg) on TOMORROW (Sahbath,) in the SALOON
Of the CRY GUARD, corner of Hanover and Lombard
streets; commencing ia the Morning al half past 10
O'Clock, Afternoon at 3, and in the Evening, The
pubic are respectfully invited TO attend.
OF LyMcELiO sLER will otlicate. II
1r7- COLUMBIAN FIRE COMPANY--ArTEN-
TiDN! meeting viii be held al the Hall on THIS
Saturday EVENING, at O'Clock, to transact husi-
ness for our contemplated visit to Lancaster the
ith of july Ii IL hoped every member will be at his
post business of importance will be presented for
their consideration. By order,
1t. j. II. BURNUP, Com.
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ITEMS OF News. The New York Express
SAYS that Capt. Judkins, ofthe Cambria, is quito
III. His illness is from the effects of severe
cold taken on the passage.-A new Epsco-
pal Church is to be organized at Detroit.--
Mr. Hoffman, the newly appointed Naval OH
Ger at \. York, has entered on the discharge OF
his dutjes.-Thc Boston bellies, it is said, are
affecting short dresses aud gaiter boots,---
The Slcihan frgate Urania, which left n, orN
on Sunday, arrived at Boston Tuesday morn
ing.-John Breed, wing, was on Monday
elected Mayor of Norwich, Ct.-Jamcs b.
Rumsey, of Piqua, Ohio, was killed on the eth
ult by a limb of tree falling on his head -
VIM. johnson died at Norristown, Pa, on Sa-
turday from the effects of wound received by
the discharge Of a cannon at battalion pa
rade. General Houston was to lecture at
NEOreans on the 2Sth on Annexation.-
Rev. +. A. Dalrymple, has been unanimously
elected Principal of the Episcopal High School
of Virginia. Providence Journal an
nounces the death at Coventry, r. l., on the
18th ult., Of VIM. Anthony, father of the edi-
tor Of that per.-The population of Au-
gusta, Geo, by recent census is announced,
whites 1852, free colored 440 slaves 3,ll9.-
Total 7,jll.
TIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH. The
Western Christian Advocate, the Western or
gan OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, seems
disposed to treat the late Convention at Louis
vile, and the new church organized by them,
as schismatc 1t files seven objections against
the new organization. |. 1t is no legitimate
division of the NJ. +. Church. ? The plan of
the General conference did not authorize, sane
ton or Justify the separation. s. The new or
ganizahon possesses many elements Of schism
for example, agitation by the press, condem-
nation Of the Church, Bishop Andrew encour-
aged in contumacy, Bishop Soule encouraged
III disregardng the acts of his colleagues
4. The new Church Is pro-slavcry. 5. The
manner in which the organization has been eff
tacted, Is of revolutionary tendency in the
State. G. Itinerancy cannot long exist in the
new church. :. BY its pro-savery principles
and action, in time, it will be shut out from &C,
cess to the slaves and colored people Of the
South.
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EpASCOM ON SLAVERY. METHODiSM
Ed and SLAVERY, with other matters in cohtfoc
versy between the north and south; being review OF
the manifesto of the majority in reply to the protest OF
the minority. of the late general conference of the
Methodist f. Church, in the of Bishop Andrew
Also, other matters the subject of slavery by H.
B. Bascom, ID. D. Just received and Tor SAFE Dy
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, Statoners, Publishers, aud Blank BOOK
Manufacturers, No, Isl Pratt street, adjoining the
Rail Road Depot. ri le3-2t
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gBATHING! BATulNGl


NO so Baltimore street.
$5- Remember, it is the second Tin Store above
Howard street. left
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GEANETTE HATS +!

NHOCLD CANDLES, STARCH, SOAP,
IVh- Bologna SausageS, Hull'd Barley, Cora non Sc
gars, &c 20 boxes Lancaster county Mould Candles,
6's and Ss 30 boxes and bbls Philadelphia Starch;
Common brown and Country Soap; 1000 pounds Bo-
logna Sausagcs, choice article for retailers or ami-
lies; % bags Hulled Barley; $4,000 Common Segars,
in and boxes, from 1925 to So per M. A constant
supply on hand and for sale by
JOHN ID. TUSTIN,
jest II Commerce street,
STAMPS, STAMPS. STAMPED NOTES
~ AND DRAFTS of all the various denominations,
of handsome engraved patterns, constantly on hand
and for sale by FIELDING LUCAS, Jr.,
No. 10 Baltimore street
CO Merchants and others leaving their orders
have Notes and Drafts stamped in sums to suit. je7
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n CE! ICE! ICE! The subscriber would inform
n the citizens of Baltimore that he is prepared to
receive orders 10 any extent for his pure ROCKLAND
LAKE ICE which he will deliver to Families, Ho-
tells, Steamboats,, Vessels, &c. at New York prices
Aud also guarantees TO the season through TO
all who leave their orders before the first of June.
m2S-2wift w. JONES, l0l Spears wharf
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-18
OUR SUBSCRIPTION.

In relation to the subscription Middlebury
must not fall into reproach. No town on the
route has a deeper interest in railroad than
this. With railroad the business and pop
ulation Of the place will soon be twololded
and without it they will dwindle and depart
to better locations. The connection
OF Vergennes with Lakenavigation may save
her present position without a railroad; but
for US there will be no redemption from grad
ual decay, and final depression.
Our subscription should rise at least as
high as that ofany of our neighbors. We
have more business and more population and
we doubt not as much wealth as any town
on the route. Why then think OF hating at
less than one hundred thousand dollars, while
both Rutland and Brandon have exceeded
tina, sum. In our own County we fear Yer
genncs with divided interest, and not half
our population will put US TO the blush. A
higher spirit must be got up There exists
4 mighty emergency. Individuals must 90 up
to the full extent of their resources. Men
who have already subscribed must double
the amount, and hardly man must fail OF
doing something. Should we by penny
saving and pound-foolish policy fail TODD our
share in securing the prize, we shall not on
ly be ashamed TO look our neighbors in the
face but gloom will suddenly settle upon our
future prospects, and should we not evcntu-
ally succeed, ruin would al last run riot oyer
our once prosperous and beautiful village.
But we cannot permit ourselves serio usly
TO believe Tie evils we have depicted will
prove TO be realities. There are powerful
and wealthy individuals in this town who, if
they would wake up 10 the extent of their
resources can carry upthe subscription 10 the
amount which the honor of the town, and
success of the object in view demands. They
cannot, they will not hesitate! We cling TO
the hope that Middlebury, yea The County
Of Addison, will prove equal 10 The crisis.
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'----.zsslsas,<s's1ssZ. .s:ssss:a
I E IsIIT7sIa -Ss-II
e q = G. 3 d Is s. e q 49,
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND FOR A
PRUNING.

The Books for subscriptions TO stock in the
Chlmpan and Connecticut River Railroad
Company were opened on Tuesday the 10Th
INST, in the chief towns on the route. Before
the close of last week Fire Hundred and Eff
IN Thousand Dollars had been subscribed on
this side of the mountain. Fifty Thousand
more must have been obtained on the other
side. Rutland $l3l, eco, Brandon 100000,
Pil;sford S65,0O0, Shrewsbury $4,000, Mid
dlebury 100000, Vergennes $4,000, Leices-
ter Sc 900, Salisbury probably $4,000, Ira
$1,000, Wa!liuslord (near) $4,000, Total,
100000. In Burlington the books were not
opened until Friday, when it is said a very
handsome subscription was made and stated
at 10000. 1t is expected that several of the
towns named will increase their subscriptions,
especially Brandon, Middlebury & Vergennes.
We have already reason to hope that SAC, 900
more may be obtained in Middlebnry and the
towns immediately adjoining. The knowing
CUES estimate Fergennes and its vicinity at
100000. In but very few of the numerous
other rich towns in Rutland, Addison and
Chittenden Counties have the books been
opened at all. But spirited appeals will soon
be made to them, land will soon he answered BY
liberal subscriptions. Rutland County is be-
lieved to be good for at least $500, OG0,
Addison for S25O,0OO, the Connecticut Valley
forS l50, 900 and Chttenden for as much more.
These sums are TO be regarded as approxim-
ations only. But The most keen sighted a
mong us regard million as the minimum.
Wake up! then, ye croaking unbeIievers.-
Clear the track, the cars are coming!'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-18
WAR WAR

1t would seem from the last advices from
Mexico thatwari is seriously threatened by that
country with the United States. Itisreport-
ed that Mexican army is upon the Rio del
Norte preparing to advance to the Nueces,
and maintain that river as the ancient and
proper boundary between Texas and Mexico.
1t seems that Great Britain is interfering Sc
riously in the affair of annexation and will
exert every nerve 10 aid Mexico in prevent
ing it, and may be TO recover her lost denim
ion Texas rather than see the country annexed
to the United States. She understands that
even the existence of Mexico as an indepen-
dent nation is threatened by annexation, all
foreign nations are interested to prevent such
result. war with Mexico may be virtually
Il war with one or more of the nations of Eu-
rope. But we shall see.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-18
OUR RAIL ROAD.

The Montpelier papers boast that all Bos-
ton is making rush for the stock of the Cen
trail road and earnestly urge upon the people
in the State to take all they possibly can lest
foreigners should get too much of it. A let
ter from Boston 10 a gentleman inMontpciier
holds the following language.-'I would not
hesitate 70 invest all the means al my com
mand in the Central road. Prudence would
indeed require one to save something for all
possible contingencies. Still would think
man safe with his all invested in this stock
We ccnccde that the brilliant anticipations
oilhe Boston correspondent may be realized
by the holders Of the Central stock should
that road alone be built, and even should the
Central and Yves tern both he built dollar
ofstock in either would be worth Il dollar in
coin But should the Rutland road be first
constructed all thatis proPhcsicd in favor Of
the Central route would be doubly realized.
The Rutland road Of Itself would furnish as
msny passengers and Jour times the tonnage
as the Central, and in the shortncss Of the
route and beauty Of the scenery would enjoy
superior advantages in thc competitionlor the
Ogdensburgh and Montreal business.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-18

WINDSOR RAIL RoAD CONVENTION. This
convention was held on Wednesday last
Resolutions were passed to open the Books
for subscriptions to the capital stock of the
Connecticut and Passumpsic Railroad. a
committee was appointed to negotiate for a
connection with the Cheshire, and Vermont
Central companies, and if such connection
cannot be accomplished to take all proper
means to secure the accomplishment of the
Connecticut and Passumpsic enterprise.
The people of Windsor have already sub
scribcd Twenty-Five thousand dollars to the
capital stock of their railroad. This says
the Windsor Journal is but printing, Look
out for load