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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

by few in this city, heng superior to any other
Stove now IN use Two grand prciples of the Stove
are-Economy and utility. | therefore cordially in
vite the citizens Of Baltimore and surrounding
try, to call aud examine for themselves. n2eo3m
n AMES Nj. HAIG, No 10, BALTIMORE-ST.
81 (eur doors above South street wholesale and
retail manufacturer of GIMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs,
Odd Fellows Masonic REGAIiA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS, &c, and dealer i'll MILITARY Trimmings,
HOSIERY GLOVES, SC, and every article usually
found in Fancy Variety Store, returns his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage he has hereto
fore received, and resp ctfuy minim his friends and
the public, that the manufacturing department of his
establishment has been greatly increased by the
cent int cd ictiun OF new and superior machinery.
and the employment of several Pr rsOns of the most
exquisite TASTE, to supernttnd liza manage nent. His
factory heng conducted on a larger and more sytem
tic scale Than amy other similar establishment in the
State, hi is enabled to guarantee that all who may
favor him with their patronage, will have their orders
executed in the best manner, ard at the lowest prices
Tie takes much pleasure III stating that he receives,
at the earliest moment, choice selections from all
French, English and German GOODS, that appcrtaiD
to his business which offers for sale terms that
cannot fail TO give every satisfaction. Among his as
soHtnent will he found the following:
PRINCES, TASsELS, Webbing Laces, Braids:
BoideIings; Ladies Dress Trimmings; Curtain do;
Zap do Horse Nets; Tasses; Cords; Hair Work; Edg
lngS; Braids; Purse Tassels
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS Buttons; Findings, all
kinds; Bone Buttons; Pearl and Lace Buttons; Gilt
ford do; Velvet and Lasting do; Bone and Wood
Notes; Sewing silk and Twist; Vest and Coat Bind
ings; Patent Thread Spool and Raii Cotton; Hooks
and Eyes; Needles and Pins; Scissors; Bone and
Metal EyeIets.
GIMPS, CORDS; Gents Scarf and Collars; Foil
Stone; Foil Sheet.
ODD FELLOWS AND MASONIC REGALIA;-
Linen aud Cotton Boot W+hh; Cater Lacings; Col'd
silk Braids; Oil silks; Saddler's Silk; Pure Twist;
Knitting Needless Silk Florence and Velvet; Carpet
FINDINGS; Silk Ribbons; Stock, Suspender and Vest
Buttons
MILITARY TRIMMINGS, of every description,
". =. Flags, BANNERS, SC; God and Silver Fringe;
stars; Lacps; Navy Anchors; Spa giles; Puons.
GLOYES-W00en. Merino, Kid, Sill and Cotton.
SUBSCRIBERS; Watch Guards BOYS Belts; Pen
kri, ns: Fteuch Working Co,,nn. ja24
INDIA iSsEs r.iS 'f.s-b eases m, MS n
n womens fg'd and plan Just rec, lived, for sale by
TURNER, WHEEI.WRIGHT T. NUDGE,
r23 South Chsr,es street.
a hAZtt. Ct.u In "a Il superior ar
w ticie- ust received aud "a, safe bp
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT h NUDGE.
jail (pAl No. 9 South Charles slF,s.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

MIR. Polk. 1t is announced in the Nash
vile Union, that President Polk intends to
leave that city for Washington, on the first OF
February-Saturday next.
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~ CUNsIHtfiDTF UUUhIc anu tAFtIlNt III
procure leather thai will break, takes great plea
sie iii informing citizens and strangers that he has al
las accomplished his desire, having his command
an assOrtm.pt of Calf Skins that will wear equal o
any French leather lint can he produced. MS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

~ STRAAS! STRAAS!! SO
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
THNH ESE beautiful BREASTPINs, which excel
IL the diamond for brancy, are just received and
for sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert.
For } or 81, PIN can be procured which looks a.
well as a diamond at 9lO0. Gentlemen in want OF a
handsome Breastpin invited TO call and see tnt
different patterns jyletf
uNOR HIRE. cOI0red man. slave, a firsi
It rate waiter in every respect, and can come high
ly recommended For particulars, app at
SCOI'1I'S Intelligence Office,
ja3 No. 10 Exchange Place.
TROUND RENTS FOR SALE. Three
SU well secured and central Ground Rents for sale
nj Sl35 each also or s16 each. and Of & 100 and
:all Acrly 10 BENJAMIN BOHD-oT
GEO, GEI.BhCH,
dss 80 Second street,
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loo DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTO
NV STORM,S SPECIFIC COMPOUND. Il

IL h6 DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTCf
IL wv STORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, fol
the cure of Go"rrhoea elects, Structures, Diabets
dituy in making water, and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, T.
effect permanent cure, and too, the shortest posi-
BILE time. Should this medicine fail TO effect eur.
where it has been taken according to directions return
the empty vial and get hack the money Why then
spend both time and money with such qiack nostrum,
rs cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, yen ca,
purchase pleasant, sure and speedy cure, composer
solely of vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
will be paid to any who will produce medicin,
to equal this c0mpound who will prove that it con.
taiDs any mineral substance whatever.
N. Is. This medicine Can be had of James p vii.
hanson, corner of High End Gay-sts 20. T3; JOSEPH
sawyer, corner of Paca ind Pratt-ss.; and by T.. "
Foney, corner of Clay { I'D Eutaw streets.
In Washllgt0n-by G. Scott, corner of eth st. anc
pennsylvania Avenue; Ronert Patterson corner Of 9th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue. feI0-y6ms
NDRfNTERS' PARSONS s. PRESTON
y nave received the agency for the sale of PRINT
ING INK. manufactured in Philadelphia, and nvii'
ue attention of those using the Article tn the supply
on hand in kegs fran 80 to 100 pounds Cali ~ III,
PR NIT STREET Bunk and Stationery SInrn. adjon-
Ins the Rail Road Depot. ia2l-2aw4t
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STOVESi STOVES! STOVES!!
Il. BILLINGS, No. FL LIGHT STREET.

Has for sale, whole
sale and retail, the
celebrated Douglas
Patent Air tight
COOKING STOVE,
for rood or cool,
which has been test
ed, and acknOwledg
ed by hundreds of
citizens in Boston,
New York, Philadei-
phia, Albany, and
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HNHEAP BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
u No. Isl PRATT STREET, adjoining the Rail Road
Depnt--New and Valuable SCHOOL BOOKS.
Practical Manual Of EIocution, embracing vol e and
gesture, designed for Schools, Academies, and Col
lcges, well for private learners by Merritt Cad
well, A.. NJ, of Dickinson College.
Pictorial Del nrr, with relative and associated words
new and original work, by Elizabeth Dram.
Introduction to the Pictorial Reader by r, Bentley.
BuIiions Latin Grammar.
BnIiions Greek Grammar.
Billions English Grammar.
Comstock's Elncntion, new edition,
Pictorial History of France,
do do of England.
do do Of U. States, by S G, Goodrich.
Together with large and valuable assortment a
Town and Country School Books, theological Works
Scientific Works. SC. Also, every description of Pa
per; Wrapping, Cap, Letter, &c. For sale by
PARSONS s PRESTON,
jaG Isl Prat-st., adjoining Railroad depot
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luth Stfec'S, IN the tItS oil Washln1iOn full and
fashionable assortment of mems, w0mtn'> and chill
ems BOOTS and SHOES, all Of when he offers AT
reduced prices 10 sniI the tines
% T. Is. q. especially calls the attention OF the
ladies 10 splendid stock just receivrd) Of white and
black KID SLIPPERS suitable lO ba lin and pa lies;
also b ack and white satin do. in great variety.
ia25 2aw2W
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<rlssse, FOR SALE. first rate Store and Ia
StE,mI vern Stand. IL is situated at the junction O:
atN,ii,i the Falls Turnpike and Sus1uelanna Rail
hhltI-Road, Westminster Branch nine miles from
TINS city. The House is built OF Stone sixty by fifty
feet has twelve rooms crar under the whole house
stalking for sixteen horses, carriage house, meat house.
fowl house, and every other necessary building with
pure spring and pump of water. The Garden has
IN 1t the best of fruit trees consisting of apples, cher
rles, peaches, punbs, and shrubbery of all kinds
fheie is about one of Land attached to the pre-
misses. which is under lease for SO years. renewable
forever, and subject to the yearly rent of $780, Thir
property will be sold great bargain Terms $1,000
cash, and the balance payable in equal sums, from,
one to five years. For particular, al ply to
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
COnveyancer and Property Agent,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ENCOURAGED AME.RICAN INDUsTR1
E. COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER,

Between Holiday and Gay streets.
The Subscriber most respectfully IN
Y forms his friends and the public gene
i rally that nc keeps constantly on han'
an assortment of Gentlemen BOOTS
! of all iptions--such as Napoleon
Taps, Cork Soles, Double Solss, quilted
SoIes, Dress Boots, pegeed aud sewed.
and Opera Boots, OF the best quality, all
D OF which he offers very cheay for cash.
IA The manufacturer having pu himself tn
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I, WANTED DAILYG 81
NLERI<S. hook keepers, bar keepers, Porters for
u stores; English Teacher, C0achmen; Ostlers,
Vagoners; Overseels; 90 laborers; Agent 20 Cooks,
Washers aud Ironers, Chambermads, Wet and Dry
Nurses. Travelling Maids, Seamstresses House keep
ers, and a number of other situations too numerous 10
mention and too valuable to lose. families have only
TO give me CALL and their wants will he Immediately
attended to Servants sent from my office can always
bring satisfactory recommendation.
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
alS No. 10 EXCHANGE Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-30

A.SA FOR SA E-HOUSES, FARMS
s5SE BUILDING LOTS, GROUND RENTS, Sc
Ssaa A large 3 story Dwelling, with large lot on
~ North Gay street, opposite the Odd Fellows
Hall, In fee, nj $1,000 on liberal credits do AZ
$500; near Second st $500; N. Charles street,
So,.UU, III fees n. Cayerts 81. $1,000; fine large new
dwelling on Market-st f. p, e00; do store will,
dwelling attached, $l400: in L. Baltimore ST 8 900
each; NJ Hieh-st. near PIT, at 5000: . in Sess,.
SIeU0 each; in Aisqulth-s near Monument. 1850
ahdSlOU IN Albenaile street. & 20G; store, with
dwelling, on Orleans st. $1,000; do. do jefferson 81,
corner Caroline ST. $500; | do. do. w Baltimore 81,
SO; do do. Franklin st near PENNSYLVANIA ayenuo
S3JO0; 8 Dwellings III High ST. Stiles. in fee Tor
S5tO each: in FIOnt near Gay ST. 81 700 each in fee:
IN Caroline ST. near Baltimore ST.. in Bond ST. FP:
in w. Lexington st; in Cove sttert near w Balti-
more st. $685. ia Jefferson ST. $3.50 each; on west
Lombard st. $500: and great many Others not here
mentoned-all of which well worthy the atten-
ton OF purchasers and spectators.
FARMS. One OF 60 acres Is miles from
z&Tnf3s Baltimore on the Br-Air Road at only $500:
lsssGN 207 acres on Bird River Neck, IS per acre:
ASsyaksa OH the ReiSterStawn Road ii miles from
Baltimore, Of 100 acres, good buildings, S25 per
acre or would he exchanged for city property; OF
26O and $50 acres, with good buildings, le miles out
the Washington Road S25 per acre, or exchange; Of
% and l06 acres, only miles out Hartford road. a,
places adjoining the city limits.
LOTS FOR SALE OR bEASE-1n several parts
of w Lombard st; s. nth Charles near Cross st; east
Baltimore st; st. Pauls ST. Saratoga; Lexington ST.
near Court House; Bddle, Madison and Howard, w,
Fayete, Bond and Pratt sts sc. sc. at the very low
est prices. GROUND RENTS, well 8. cured, in diff
fereni amounts. Appyto
BENJAMIN BOND-nr
GEORGE GELBACH,
LII n 10 nn1- tI,oh xnI,,
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49, FOR SALE-A three story brick house
EE,;,l and large Garden attached to it, situated
E.T,ii. on the York road, Near the first toll gate
ElmL which has heen occupied MS store and tav
erh tand for number of years, and is still occupied
AS such, and enc of The hest stands of the kind
tnat road aud doing good business Title clear Of
all incumbrance whatever. II will he sold low if im-
mediate application be made to l.. SCOTTIS In.
telligence Office, No. 10 Exchange Place.
i. Also Stable and Carrage house attached
10 the place. There is an excellent pump of water
at the door dig
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EIHITE SILK WASTE TASSEI.S.-I have
Wv Just manufactured an assOrtme mt of the above
article, to which invite the attention of the lndies
JAMES NJ. HAIG,
dl5 fri TasseI Factory, l2I Baltmore 81.
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HUMBEHLAND CO. Cumberland al
u Of superior qua' for Crates Stoves and Black
sp,iti,s-for sale in large or small quantities by
i.B. SUNWALT, 81. west Pfait street,
ja29 colin (tsPl near the Three Tuus Tavern.
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ZNHITE AND FANCY GOLOK'D fAID
w GLOVES-Some Of the best TO be bad in this
or any other market. For sale at JIM. HAIG'S
Fringe Factory l2l Baltimore street,
ia7 GPl doors above South.
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HNHEN lilies and CHENILLE " W,IkSThD
Z CAPS. Mrs. p. A. MCPHERSON, No So ". How
ard street, has just received from New Pork, Zerhyr
LtTo,,, ad pattevps selling off NJ cost alN
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H Owe sHAWLS, black lined GLOVES, and
Ri STOCKINGS. Mrs p. A. NIcKERsoN, No. SO
North Howard street, has just received silk, cation
and wersied SHAWI,S jal0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
Prom the Aururn JoNrnAl.
WYATT the Murderer. and J. III. Green, "the
Reformed Gambler"

STATE Prison. AuBrSN v y July % l>i5
Mr. OIIPHANr-Slr: Ia Justice 10 an unfortunate
prisoner now in chains awaiting his Trial the next
sitting OF the Court in this place feel in duty bound 10
ay 10 the pubic that whatever Wyaits character an
conduct NAV have been. however msny murders he
may have committed and may ultimately be revealed TO
me public through the proper channes.-yet All Mr..
Mr. Greer has said about Wysti's having conhdcd 10
him that he with three others was whipped thou.
.snd sshes AZ Nckshurg which had been the cause OF
seven murders and that Gordon was the seventh Sn ne
Wyatt had killed and thai he (Wya) positively Killed
The man at - Louis for which an innocent man was
hunr-snd that he (yar) said he killed Tucker In lc9
between Nschez and NewOrlesns. - untrue TO my cor
tain knowledge.
Mr. Green's visits were al made in my presence while
Wyatt was confined IN his cell room some by feet
in sizs-hence all that passed between them could be
distinctly heard and known by all three OF US.
have no disposition 70 njure Mr. Green. hu, should
do violence 70 every principle OF justice and humanity,
were 70 remain silent and fellow being ucd for
his life in the midst of thar prejudice which has already
condemned the criminal 20 thousand DEANS, by Mr.
Green, published declarations OF Wyait- own comics
sions of bloody deeds and horrid murders, when in
reality the prisoner has made such confessions "a
him. by my certain knowledge.
To avoid tS!s unpleasant task addressed private
note TO Mr. Green calling for satisfactory explanation,
but in hs reply he utterly refuses single reiracton'
and the only alternative left me Is 70 let the prisoner suffer
this great Injustice or disabuse the public mind from the
wrong impressions made by fshricsrions OF Mr. Green.
hope to be- spared the dsagreeable necessity of re-
-orin the newspapers of the day to correct any FUR
Their impropneties of Mr. Green on this subject II am
not will give SPECIFIC catalogue Of them in my next.
All Editors of newspapers, whether political or reli
gous are requested give the above insertion in their
columns act of Justice 10 injured man, and very
much obge Your Obedient servant.
o. T.. MORRILL, Chaplain.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Thius. in philadelphia.
Correspondencr OF The Tribufe-
PHrAprIrHIs. August Up. ".

Correspondents Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA August Up. "
According to announcement the Bank of Pennsyl
rana commenced this morning paying the in,rrst que
upon the debt OF the Commonwealth. amounting 70
SssO ess . and up % 3 o'clock quite iarSe sum nao
81 paid The payments are made nr,i IN the spec'e
dnd. OF the City Banks. next funds 81 specie paying
B,nks and the balance IN Relief issues L : believed
.,er the whole amount : paid from s9loo % $1,000
MI he left Al the Beard Of Boxers to-day state sive-
fv,nced Il, selling 10. with sales OF about sopVo--
BEADING Railroad Bonds sold o; and Reading shares
. ~.
Every thing appears to have taken fresh start
-,.lsy IN our city People look more smiling
The Financial Committee OF the W ilminsion
Railroad Company yesterday resolved 20 pay he interest
lue this day upon the bonds of the Company redeema
lie IN lsJc.
Texas Bonds sold today at 81. No demand for
Treasury Notes n,
The L. States steamship Lega-e, Robert Day,
$50 Commander. arrived here yesterday IN nine Gays
rom Key West.
\ gentleman. recently from New-lork. was rob
led of hs pocket book containing shout ~ AZ the nre
# Thursday morn NJ in the rear OF Wanutsrrest
The storm OF Wednesday evening was equally
.cvere shout Bordeuown and the nsghboring towns on
The Delaware this city. Az Bordeniown. tne neids
-osis and the whole surface OF the earth Wa literally
iooied so great the quantity OF rain which ieii
The weather today : quite pleasant.
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SHIP MoSsooS-The ship Monsoon, Capt. Da-
Wis arrived here Tuesday evening from Gottenburg
which port she le the 7h ult. shortly after leaving
GOenburg she sprung leak. which has been gradually
gaining until her arrival in harbor About the 4th
inst the leak became very serious and the who had
been constantly al the pumps began 10 give The
ship then IN the middle OF the Atlantic with 900
OF iron on board. Capt Davis proved himself equal TO
the emergency. He contrved and prepared with his
own hands machine for pumping the ship 10 be driven
by means OF sails It's construction Il rather complex
but with fresh breeze would work pump fas,
a. the same labor could be performed by hand. Capt.
Davis took upon himself the task Of steering the vessel
4, one time remaining the helm eighteen hours in
cesslon. Boston Atlas.
~ The Hartford Insurance Companies offer
reward o: 900 for the prosecution and conviction Of
any one who may have engaged in the late incendary
attempts on property, or who may do for six months
IL come. The Common Council offer $500 in addition
~ We regret to announce the death OF Thomas
B. Fenner. Cashier OF the Blackstone Canal Bank and
late Alderman Of the Second Ward Mr. Fenner has
nled number Of important public Offices and his death
VII be lamenred only by wide circle OF personal
friends, but as a serious public oss. Prov Jour
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ADAM GORDON Just removed by Mr. Pols

II ADAM GoRDoy, Just removed oy nv rols
s,o,, ossce q. Kew West not Por"as'6 a. "onio
.ev,, from, the Official announcement out psTle' Az
- %, u.-.hsI He h q native OF Bedford ~ ~
-. . ve,e indebted TO him for the loan Of BOOK
"a other act, of kindness twenty years ago. wa
,.v., .,v thing else but whis such appointed b,
g,-r.oo and is not the to whine at being t1rne'
On, bv Polk We hope the public service vii not suffer
more from thi. change than he will but we are sure MI
Polk ha. not filed his place With better man
Within the las, few days, We have heard OF the
turning out Of several excellent Wing friends iron
Post Oisces &c. The system under which they 20
on, is bad one, bat we she'd no tears FOR them -
They were all qualified for the posts they 'everals
filed, and Of course know how to get living with
ont once. having served thorough apprenticeship
20 that business prior to 1910. Wen warrant tina
not penny Of other folks money has stuck to then
hngers
We hear that Mr. Polk has adopted the twelve
,.o.r ,,Ie for incumbents Of Official who hav,
heen IN longer than that term 10 walk. This, j
ridlv enforced will disappoint our calculations il
one particular. Seeing the tenacity with which
Postmaster Dandy at Utica has held through tn,
terms of four Presidents, thought nothing shor
Of Death could shake him off We can't help be
eving that he's good for another four years rule o.
no rule.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
Dangerous Racing on Lake Champlain.
On board the Saranac, LAKE CHAPLAIN
on Fort Henry Tuesday July Doth


on For Henry, Tuesday July Goth.
wrote you yesterday about the opposition on this
Lake. To-day had proof Of it in grand between
the two boats neck and neck from Whitehall to this
point and about ten minutes ago the Francis Satur in
trying to bows into just forward
larbosrd wheel. into u.s. but did serious damage
Both boats locked guards and wheels for several minutes
and each appeared 10 be trying shove the other over
and 10 drown the passengers. Both boats crowded with
passengers and great number of and children
who cried and screamed and horribly frightened
whilst their husbands blew up their life preservers and
the Captains and the time almost) At least
Captain Up T. Davis) to alay their tears and the
request OF DR.. Bartlett. and backed by his good
backed water and the boats separated One boat
burns ron snd the other taow it ia said. This Is all
wrong and i pity 10 this beautiful Lake turned
into race course. twenty-five from Whitehall
81 Johns is All that is charged by either boat to-day
and the distance. l5i miles Is TO be performed In II
hours IA miles an hour inclusive Of stoppage) The
travel northward IS very great this summer and the
weather acknowledgements &C. and cloaks and
great coats harvest fine and abundant all round
Us from Troy to Burlington The cricketers eft Fort
riconderoga yesterday. Symes is one Of the players
Yours. W. II. A.