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

TNNHERE IS GREAT LUCK ABOUT THE
III HOUSE-THERE Is GREAT LUCK FOR
ALL! SCHOOLFlELD s co. sold yesterday
and paid ON presentation $500 in prize money
where every person can be accommodated in the
same way
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class e., drawn
June 5, lowest prize SIS, are
80 80 s 81 10 "a "a 20 Is 81 60 &c %
Draws TO-DAY the beautiful scheme of Md. Con-
solidatcd Lottery, class 6S,
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize of Si20o
1000 | " 1896
" 1850 10 " lUOO,Sc.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters /; eighhs soc.
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of IS tickets for only S3 and can draw over
sl3,90G. For the prizes he sure and call on
SCH0OLFIELU n co,
No. ! Calvert street,
1t FirstOiicefrOm Baltimore street.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. The annual session
of the general association of the Daptists of
Virginia, assembled at Lynchburg on Friday
About 100 ministers and lay delegates are in
attendance.
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%SAMILY AND FANCY HARDWARE, Plat
nj ed aud Britannia WARY, WATERS, TABLE
CUTLERY and HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES of
every description, imported and for sale the most
reasonable terms by
JAMES CORTLAN & son,
No. lS Baltimore street,
jet nearly opposite the Centre Market.
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d | E ID

On the ih instant, at his residence, in Baltimore
county, Mr., JOHN NJ. GoRs5CH, aged IS wears
His friends are invited to attend his funeral at his
late residence, this friday morning, AT 10 O'Clock
ON the 4th inst. EMMA AUGUSTA, Youngest daurbter
of George and Margaret Webb, aged o months and 81
days.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-06

UP' The eyes Of of our eze ch are
much more speedy manner than by the common
course of business. The way to do This is plainly ex
hibted in the extraordinary good luck attending in
vestments at DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. l44
Pratt ST., opposite the Balto Ohio r. K, Depot, and
next to Bradshaw's U. s. Hotel however small. Call
and secure the capitals in the following very splendid
schemes to be drawn in Baltimore this week.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets "a, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So shares in
proportion. Risk on package of % whole tickets
in this splendid scheme only 800; on a package OF
halves only Sill, and on package Of quarters only
S5.50-and may draw over $4,000.
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
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
M. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
fRl Opposite b. & .. R. r. Depot.
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zee! ICEI ICE! The subscriber would inform
B the citizens of Baltimore that he is prepared to
receive orders TO any extent for his pure ROCKLAND
LAKE ICE which he will deliver to Families, Ho-
tells, Steamboats,, Vessels, sc. at New York prices
And also guarantees to serve the season through 10
all who leave their orders before the first of June
m2S-2wift w. JONES, l0l spears WhaII.
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Success TO IT, The New YORK Evening
Gazette, paper which, during its short exist
cnce, has obtained high character for the IL
terary ability which distinguishes its editorials,
is to be published semi-weekly as well as daily.
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Eg2-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l4s NORTH HIGH
two doors north Of Gay-sl. .mhl2-ly
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AID FROM ABROAD. Mr., Phillip Hone on
the part of the New York committee for the
relief of the Pittsburg sufferers, acknowledges
the receipt of donation of $3.50, from Nlessrs.
De Rothchllds Brothers Of Paris.
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INCREDIBLE. The New York Mirror con-

INCREDIBLE The New York Mirror con-
tains the following article
Professor Bronson, stated in his concluding
lcct.rc last week, that if a drop OF human blood
bc subjected to examination By the oNAydrogeh
microscope, and magnhed some twenty MIL
lions of times all the species Of animals now
existing on the earth, or that have existed dur
ing the different stages Of creation for millions
Of years past, will there be discovered. In the
blood OF healthy person, all the animaicuim
are quiet and peaccable; but in the blood OF "A
diseased person, they are furious, raging ana
pieYlng upon each other. This he stated IN IL
lnstrauon OF his position that man contains
within himself all the principles OF the UNI
verse. 1t was also asserted that II DEAD cat
be thrown into 4 pool of stagnanl water ana
allowed to dissolve there, drop OF water Ia
ken from any part of the pool and examined as
above, Will show every species OF animal OF the
cat kind that has ever existed on the earth,
raging and destroying one another / he DO
dies OF al! the lower animals being thus made
up of animaculn similar to themselves; and the
body Of man being compounded OF all that /,
below III the scale OF creation"
Although there are certainly more thing:
in Heaven and Earth than are dreamed Of in
our philosophy" yet we do not believe that
miniature mammoths, elephants, lions, Tigers
and all other ''beasts of the field, birds of the
air and fishes of the sea" can be found gam
boiling or fighting in a single drop Of human
blood. We know that the microscope has dis
closed many marvellous things, but we mast
see for ourselves, before we can credit the
81 tn1nnnt nitr ih,ninl 10 Prof Rrnr.nr
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FROM THE ExoHANeE REApING-RooM sooks.
CLEARED,
Br. brig Atlas, McCallmm, Alexandria. D. G.. r &

CLEARED,
Bf. brig Atlas, McCaum, Alexandria, d. C., r. &
II. X. Tucker.
Br. Somerset, Williams, Demarara, Jos G.. Yates
Schr Talbot, Crates, Philadelphia, ]. w. Brown
SChr Hero, Emerson, Troy, ~ Y, ]. w. Brown
SAILED to- day-Barques Baltimore, lie Brou Rio
de JaneiTo; Iris, Merryman, Rotterdam; Hermitage
Fry Kingston, Jam; Susan Jane, Hamilton, Boston;
brlgs Haynes, Prescott, Charleston; Atlas, (tr0 Me
Callnm, Alexandria, d, G.; Orleans Long West In
dies; Commerce, Blanchard, Barbados; IVaterWitch
lie Brou, st Johns, P. r.
ARRIVED,
Schr Eliza Ellen, Drinkwaler, 20 DAYS from East
Schr Repeater, Travers, from Alexandria, d, C..
mdse. to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
Canal boat Echo, -, from Wkesbarre antlra-
cite coal, TO John Pckcl.
Steam-packet Georgia, Csfiey, from Norfolk. Re-
ports nothing.
MEMORANDA.
ship Gafonne, Myers, for Baltimore, sailed from
Havre 18th ult
Barque Gauges, Watson, was at Havana Goth ult
to sail Odd for Saga la Grande, load for Baltimore
Brig Kirkwcod, llaney, Of Baltimore CLEARED at N.
Orleans 2Ih ult. for Charleston
Brig Joseph Balch, Halett, for Baltimore, cleared
al Boston Sd inst
Schr Kate Pendergast, BOrum, cleared at ST. Johns,
n. F. 9th ult. for sydney
Schr Cora, Haley. from Baltimore, arrived at Fall
River lst inst.
Schrs Washington, Case, and Rochester Rogers,
from Baltimore, arrived at New YO,k Sd inst.
Eg w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST
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nALM LEAF HATS on consignment, ana iof
III sale at manufacturers prices.
Mems and Boys white, No to6.
do. double Brims-some very superior.
do. and Boys Variegated.
The above include some handsome styies sulIto,e
for city retailing-fer boys Partlcu'ariy-he "hoie
TINGES & DUVALL,
ap,9 o,w6t 2T6 Baltimore street (up stars')
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40 ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
YIN AND JEWELRY, received this day, May 23
IL 3Sand are now ready for my customers. and
sEs..s4those who would wish to purchase good
Watch The stock cannot be surpassed by any otler
establishment for fneness of quality--among which
are Gold Levers, OF NJ. L. Tobias s Co.'S j. p John
sons Church st. Watches; Gold Lepnes; Gold An
Choir Levers; Gold Cap; Brass Caps first qualify SILVER
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English SIN
ole cased Levers; Vertical Watches, &C., which are
offered wholesale and retail by GABRIEL D. CL ARK
at his old established store, Water-s second door
from, Calvert. ie4G
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FPS AND LEvIEs. A correspondent of the
Boston Courier proposes that when the new
Post Office law goes into operation, concerted
effort should be made to reduce the Spanish
coin or drive them from circulation altogether
BY putting the fps and leves on a par with our
dimes and haf-dimes, the object could be east
ly accomplished.
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UpACON. 10000 pounds superior HAMS
AD 500 prime family Hams, averaging 10 lbs each
5000 pounds SIDES; 1000 do, Clear Sides
Is 1000 do. SHOULDERS-in store and for sale by
iea-3t JOHN d. TUSTIN, ~ Commerce st,
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Litter BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Premiership Caspar, lth inst.
For Brenem-Ship Elise, 18th inst.
For Rotterdam-Ship Caledonia. 18th inst
For Bremen-Ship Marianne, soon.
For observation-disclosures Henry Kelsey, seon
MARINE LhST-PORT OF BALTIMOKE
THURSDAY, JUNE 5. ls45.
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Monks IN New YORK. Among the most
remarkable churches in New York city, says
the True Sun, is that Of the Holy Redeemer in
Third street, the largest ediice for worship in
New York. 1t belongs to the Monks called
Redemptorists, or order of St. Alphonsus-a
society which bids fair to rival that of the Je-
suits, it having already sixty stations in America
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A SMALL LOTTERY.
"a BEAUTIFUL SCHEME!
Tickets only $lI-Halves - centsQuarters 37l cts.
DRAWING TAKES PLACE
ON SATURDAY, 18th OF JUNE.
FLETCHER & CO., No. HOLIDAY STREET,
take this early opportunity of calling attention 10 this
splendid itle lottery, for the l4th of June, in which
we will sell on certificate,
A package of % Whole Tickets for $40
Do. % Half do. for ~
Do, y Quarter do. for
Do. % Eighth do. for q
and a package may draw $500. The principal
Prizes TO be drawn are:
5000 DOLLARS 500 DOLLARS
1000 DOLLARS 500 DOLLARS
800 DOLLARS 400 DOLLARS
of $780, of so, $780, 10 of $50 70 Of S5O,Gc.
66 numbers, 10 ballots.
% Orders, Orders, Orders. For packages or sin
gle tickets should be forwarded by the earliest mails TO
packages and goot selection of numbers. No
postage need be paid any letters sent 10 us on lot
terry business, with enclosures Of Prize tickets or
mOney-We also send the drawings TO all our custom
ers free of postage Direct rs usual TO
JAMES FLETCHER CO.,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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"THE WEEKLY REPORTER" Messrs. J.,
NJ kilgour and l.. C. Valdenar, have issued
the first number of a paper bearing the above
title, to be "devoted to literature, science, the
arts, agriculture, and the general newsstand
to be neutral in party politics, This number
is creditably got up, and we nope that the pro-
prietors may receive a liberal share of public
patronage. 1t is published at Rockville, Md
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4 CONVENTION, A Working- Mans Con-
yenton is being held in Boston. Among the
resolutions reported by the business committee
was one recommending the assembIage in the
city of New York next October of an Indus
trial Congress- TO consist of delegates from the
laborng classes of the whole country, so far as
they may see fit to be represented, and to re-
main in session long enough to consider and
mature such measures as may be deemed es-
sental to improve and elevate the condition of
the working classes. This proposition was
unanimously adopted.
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USGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
H. Another brOadside. The gentleman who pur-
chased the $1,000 in Wednesdays scheme, by ad-
vice went in for package yesterday; amt the old adj
age, that good luck comes in bunch, has been ver
fed he having had two capitals, of $1,000, 10 Nos
81, and of 500. to Nos. 81 66 SO, in the same
package Of whole tickets. EGERTONS is the place,
and no mistake.
Drawn Nos. OF Yesterdays Lottery are,
30 4 - 81 40 "a 81 20 AZ 81 SO &c d
Draws TODAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class GO. 10 Nos. lottery, IA drawn ballots,
SCHEME.
prize OF 10000 prize of $1,000
1900 1890
" 1850 10 1000, Sc.
Tickets S4,00--shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or
II Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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CHAPTER OF FmEs. The printing office Of
J. Howe * Son, at Boston, was damaged to
the extent of $1,000 on Monday .-The barns
of R. S. McIlvaine and Mr.. Lyte, in Paradise
township, Lane aster CO., Pa, were consumed
last week by spark from locomotive, At
Portland, on Monday, number of small houses
were consumed, valued at S5,00o.-At La
fayette, Ind, on the Goth ult about $50, 1000
worth Of property was consumed embracing
nearly an entire square, and including the A
mercan Hotel and several valuable stores
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natl American Republican has been changed to
that Of the Daily American. Edw. r. Camp
bell, Esq, ready and forcible writer, has be-
come its sole editor and proprietor, and we
doubt not will give to its columns all that in
tereSt and variety which characterized the Re-
publican, of which, we believe he was a Joint
proprietor and editor. The Daily American
will continue to advocate with zeal and ability,
the American Republican cause.
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Stealing Shoes. John Wright and Peter Mar
tin were arrested yesterday by officer Pamphil-
lion, on the charge of stealing two pairs Of
shoes, the property Of John Bangs. They were
examined by John Showacre, Esq, and fully
cnmmitted.
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate. to-day, during the
morning hour, the bill to satisfy the
claims Of American citizens for spolia-
tons committed by the French prior
to 1900, was discussed by Mr.. McDuf-
fe in opposition to, and Messrs. Choate
and Archer in favor of, the passage of
the bill. It was then laid aside till to-
morrow. The Senate then resumed
the consideration of the jointresolution
from the House for admitting Texas as
State into the Union. Mr.. Colouit
being entitled to the floor, made most
able argument in favor the constitu-
tionality of the proposition, and elo-
quent speech In favor of the expedien.
cy of the measure. He maintained
that, as to Congress was exclusively
given the power to admit new States
into The Union, that branch of the gov
eminent alone could legitimately admit
Texas, being an independent State
IfTexas were territory, and not a
State, the treaty -making power could
acquire suchterritory;bu being State,
that branch of the government could
not, by treaty, annex her to the United
States. Such fnctionn had never
yet been exercised by the treaty ma
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-27

of Havana, issued on the evening of
the 9th instant, contains synopis of
the intelligence brought by the Tay.--
The principal part Of the news has al
ready been published in this city; We
give the substance of a more important
item, which appears in Ell &glo Diex
u .Nueve of Mexico, of the 24th ult.,
and which is as follows:-Santa Ana
has sent, from Perote, a new commune
cation TO the Chambers, requesting
that the passport for which he had al
ready asked might be granted him, in
which case he would Danish himself
perpetually from the country. He also
stated that he would appoint an agent
fully empowered and qualified to res
pond to any charges or claims made
against him, leaving his landed estates
and property as guaranty for the sat-
isfaction of all, and, moreover, speaks
ofthe responsibility of his Minister'S
This communication the Grand Jury
were acting upon in secret session on
the night of the Odd ult., and the result
other deliberations is not known.
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WONDERFUL INVENTION.

An English artist has discovered a
process by which engravings, newspa-
pers, letters, &C., can be copied with
the greatest accuracy. He has taken no
less than 1000 copies of print of our
Savior, which the London Art Union
has published; and so faithful is the
work that no more difference can be
detected between the copies and origi-
nal than between two impressions from
the same plate. A page of a newspa-
per can be duplicated in ten minutes
by this process. The electrotype pro-
cess, as regards engravings, has alrea-
dy effected results something similar
to those claimed for this new invention;
but it has been found impossible to i'm
part the sharpness to the lines of the e.
lectrotype, whichis produced by the gra-
yer, and access must be had to the or
iginal plate in order to obtain the copy.
The inventor of this new plan of redu-
plication, however processes to produce
his fac SMILES from the impression a.
tone, ana TO multiply the most elabo-
rate engravings without having seen
the plates.
If the statement of his discovery
should prove to be correct-if, in other
words, lie is not practising on the Gre
dulity of the age--a great revolution
will be effected in bank-notes, receipts
and other evidences of debt, which, as
they now exist, would be valueless
from the facility with which they could
be forged. We think we remember
something ola Yankee who counterfeit
ted, by some such process, the bank
notes of several eastern institutions, and
carried en- an extensive system of coun-
terfeiting for some time without detec-
ton. Was it SO, brother Greene'-
-Neals Gazette.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

By the ship Adelaide, from Havana
the New Orleans papers have dates
by the British steamer Tay, from Vera
Cruz, to the 31st ult. We extract the
following summary from the Picayune
| Santa Ana still remained prisoner
at the Castle of Perote-the same cold
dreary and dismal place in which he
so long held the unfortunate Texans IL
captivity. 1t is stated that the Grand
Jury appointed to try the fallen tyrant,
was furious against him, while the pres
ent Executive of Mexico manifested a
feeling of clemency and at The same
time ofregret that he did not escape
out Of the country, and thus save the
Government further trouble. A letter
dated Vera Cruz, January 31st, ex-
presses the belief that the life of the ty-
rant would not be taken. His young
wife was in prison with him, as was al
so an old friend of his, Senior Lazaro
Villamil.
Among the passengers by the Tay
was Senior Antonio Haro, Santa Ana's
former Minister of Finance, who had
made out to reach the coast in safety
from Mexico. One of the editors of
this paper, who came passenger IN the
Alabama, was informed at Havana, tina.
Senior H. had escaped through the as.
sistance ofthe English Consul at Vera
Cruz, and that he came on board the
Tay under an assumed name. Reion
was still at large, and his whereabouts
not known.
Everything was said to be quiet in
Mexico. Itwas reported that the Re-
public was to be divided into three mil
itary departments, Arista to have COM
mand Of the Northern, Paroles of the
Centre, and some other general Of the
Southern section.
An extra ofthe Diaaio de la Marina
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[coMMUNIcATED,1.
WOODSTOCK ACADEMY.

/ WOODS lOCh AOAOLh Z.
The Examination of the Students of
the Academy will take place on Thurs
day morning, Feb. 9th. The Presi-
dent and members of the Board of
Trustees, and citizens generally, are
invited to attend both the examination
and speaking at night. In the eve
ming, at half past six o'clock. will COM
mence the exercises of speaking, In the
following order:
II. Extract from Webster's speech on the Pa
! mama Mission-GEo. w. MAGRuDER.
Music by the Woodstock Band.
/ 2. Extract from Morris speech on the Judici-
ary-RoBERT j. KooNTz, Music
| 3. Extract from Adams's speech on the war
PHnip J. K. FRAvEL Music.
4. Extract from Randolph's speech on the in
crease of the American Army-TALLEY-
RAND ScHMITT. Music.
5. Extract from Quincy's speech on the main
tenance of American Rights-SAMUEL A.
HosHoUR. Music
6. Grafton on True Patriotism, by GEORGE
HI. HI. KooNrz Q Music
| Z. Grafton on the Importance of an elevated
! standard Of Morality, by Moses WALTON.
Music.
| s. Grafton on the Heroes of the Revolution,
| by JOHN H. c. DosH Music.
! 9. Grafton ON the Dignity of Human Nature,
by JEREMIAH E. LAKEWOOD. Music.
The next session begins on Monday,
March 3D., and continues fue months.
Students can enter the Academy at any
time in the progress of the Session
tits desirable, however, that they should
enter as early as convenient, to enjoy
an equal advantage with their fellow
students, OF appearing we'll at the
! examination.
SILAS BILLINGS, Principal.
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WASHINGTON'S BIRTH DAY
AT EDINBURG

AT EDINBURG.
In accordance with previous notice
the citizens of Edinburg convened in
Mr.. S. H. PIRKEY's Schoolroom. tc
celebrate the Anniversary Of the "Fa.
ther Of his Country"
On motion, RICHARD MILLER, ESQ
was called to the chair, and Mr.. HENRY
JENNINGS appointed secretary.
The Woodstock Bank being presen,
by invitation, waited upon the audience
in manner highly creditable to them
selves,-who performed some Of theil
choicest pieces. After which, Doctor
J. G.. WEIBLEY was introduced by the
president, who addressed the assembly
in the most eloquent and able manner.
On motion, cbmmittee was appoin-
ted to wait on the Doctor for copy OF
his address.
The meeting then adjourned, and
the Band, with many others, repaired
to Mrs. M1LLER's, where a repast had
been prepared for their accommodation
closed the exercises of the
evening. R. MILLER, Chm.
H. JENNINGS, Sec'y.
Vote.-The address of DR.. WEBB
LEY, referred to in the above, shall APP
pear in our next.-Ed.