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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

VIOLENT THUNDER STORM IN New YORK
Damage to Property About three o'clock on
Tuesday morning, a violent thunder storm
passed over the city of New York and its Vi
entity, The wind blew gale and caused much
damage to window blinds, awnings and trees
Some of the trees in the Park were blown
down, and many in the upper part Of the city
are either blown down or severely injured
Many of the walls left standing at the fire were
also overturned by the wind. The steamboats,
OH the sound aud river escaped without the
slightest damage, and arrived at their usual
time. The steamer hnickerbocker when off
Red Hook damaged some part Of her machin-
cry, so that she was unable to proceed, and her
passengers were taken off by the Empire and
brought to the city. Seldom has lightning
been more brilliant or frequent than during
this squal; so rapid were the flashes that the
reports of thunder were without an interval
between, but a continuous roar was heard like
that caused by tho passage of heavily loaded
carriage over pavement. We have heard oil
but one place where the lightning struck, and
that was the upper part of the city. The air
was full of sulphur. a tree was struck by
lightning IN Wooster street, several trees and
much shrubbery were Frustrated on Staten Is
land large willow tree was blown down IN the
Park; tree was shivered by lightning in St.
Johns Park. At Brooklyn, the storm was felt
with equal violence. In Pineapple street, trees
twelve inches in diameter were torn up by the
roots and blown across the street. 1t is said
some houses were unroofed, but of this there is
some doubt.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

No DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East BaHimore-sf.,
mn door cast Of Front-'THE BesT SERIES MEDI-
ctNEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratOry, TO wit:-indan Vegetable Purifying aud
Anti-billous Pills % cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Bitters IS cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific, 80 cents
Emec Preparation, l2t cents vial; Peduvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2a cents a package; Cough Sy
rup, for the cure OF Consumption, Coughs, Colds, SC
374 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2s cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants, so bottles
Rheumatic Lniment and Enbrscation, and accom-
panimenls, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles S2 Dysen
tefy Cordial 50 cts bottle, &c. Sc &c. Printed d
recons for the administration Of these remedies &C
company each article. n. b. Advice given by Dr..
w free of charge. ml3-tf
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

ry- HAYS LINlMENT Those only who know
by trial or Immediate observation, form any idea
Of the effect Of the perfect relief effected in of
the Piles, Rheumatism all Swelling, and all External
Pains, no matter how severe, by the use OF HcyS
LinimCnt More than one hundred gentlemen and
officers of the highest standing, whose names
host, know of cases uncOnquerable by any other re-
needles, though tried for many years, that have been
cured by the use of the genuine Hays Lnment.-
Thousands OF other persons know similar cures.
TO b. had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
streets. Also the corner OF Baltimore aud Harrison
SIS. aud I'll Thames st, 1t
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H NIGHTS WEEKLY VOLUME. A

" NiGIiT'S w WEEKLY VOLUME. A
M cheap series OF weekly publications, of which
the following volumes have been published, viz
Biography of Wan. CaNton, vol.
Mind among the SpndeS | vol
The EnglishwOmah in Egypt, vols.
Lambs Tales from Shakespeare, > vols.
Textile Manufactures Of Great Britain
The Chinese, ! vols.
Feats on the Ford vol.
IasSO's Jerusalem Delivered, vols.
Bird Architecture, vol.
The Elephant, vol; Ramhles BY Rivers, vol.
History OF literature and learning in England, vols
Dialogues on Instinct, vol
History OF British Commerce , vols.
A volume of varieties. vol.
The Camp of Refuge, , vols,
Chemical manufactures Of Great Britain, vol.
Civil War Of Rome, vol.
The Life of Sir Thomas Gresham, vol.
Pursuit of Knowledge vols,
Pictures OF English Life-Chauccr vol.
Memoirs of Il Workman, vo,; The Cid, vol.
Any of the above works sold separately Just re-
ceiyed and for sale by +. LUCAS, JR.,
jy24 No. l70 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION. The Ma.
tonai BIues, Captain Picke have chartered the safe
and commodtous steamer Columbia for an excursion
to Annapolis this afternoon. The boat will leave
Commerce.st wharf at O'clock and we doubt not,
from the known character of this excellent corps it
will be one of the most delightful excursions of the
season. Military and Cotion Music will be on
board, and all who delight in the "giddy mazes" Of
the dance will have ample opportunity to do go.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

SUDDEN DEATH. William Johnson, Jr., a
member Of one of the oldest families of New
ark, N. j., fell dead on Sunday while engaged
in conversation. He was 40 years of age
An affection of the brain is supposed to have
caused lis death.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24
EH7-OFFICIaL DRAWING Of the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. ~, for 1915:

rs So 81 IS % IA g. 81 "a II 40
% and IS, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
| and ,, being the 81 and 18th drawn Nos each IL
s and 6 being the 18th aud 9th drawn Nos. each IL
- aud A, being the eth and S;h; OF II and 81,
being the 9Th and 10Th drawn Nos. each ~
Al having two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each :
Al! having one only of the drawn Nos. on, - q
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. , N. Calvert.st.
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EG3- Z. s. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French * German LOOKING GLASS Plates,
which will be sold, by wholesale and retail, low as
any Importer IN this or any other city
GLIDING done i'll all its varietieS-such as Portrait,
Picture, aud Frames of all descriptions.
CORNlCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-gilt and Looking Glas and Picture
Glass inserted at
jy2l-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. By an
advertisement in another column, it will be
seer, that HenryJ Rogers, Esq assistant su-
perinsandent OF the U. S. Telegraph in this
city, proposes to instruct limited number Of
young gentlemen in the Telegraphic Art
There cGa be no doubt that Magnetic Tee-
graphs will be extended throughout the United
States, and that number Of persons, properly
instructed in the use of the machinery, will
consequently obtain employment the PROPOSE
ton of Mr.. Rogers may, therefore, be of i'm
portance to the young men Of Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

[G3- SHERIFFALTY. Messrs. Editoys-Please
announce TO the voters Of Baltimore city, and the
workngmen IN particular, that old and tired friend
aud fellow citizen, RICHARD MARLEY, is most
respectfully recommended As suitable candidate for
the office Of Sheriff His long triod service, humane
and friendly disposition, and faithful performance OF
all trust that has been fepnSed in him, entities him TO
the gratitude, and viii! secure him the support of
jy22-eO6lt THE WORKINGMEN.
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g:rGertcdu 8epubltcau,
THURSDAY MORNING, JslY -, 1875
AND BALTIMORE CHI

REroRu. The Republican aud Argus con.
slider, the Wings Of Nlrylnd las 4 body,) OPP
yJsei to a reform OF the Constitution OF oHr
S... If urged as party melsurc-as tHng
s. la achieved by the Democratic party alone
We think it highly probably that it Will be
a parties are Constituted nothing less c'uia Dc
expected. 1t was to avoid THIS result that we
desired to have reform dlveSted ehtIreIy OF all
plru2ln character. We believe that large
She constitution and to reform all abuses as iaF
as might be practicable, II the SUBJECT were DIS
connected from plrty-anl we hopeu mat the
effort to produce TINS nn'"" OF eNefuoh would
nave ocen maze or our "W" paris we nave
@eHo uniformly IN itVoF oi hol'' he state
Convention IN accordance Win Jaw ana IleFe
= moi SihIe reform measure "nlch mas oeeh
adopted, o. WhIch we nave not oech the auFo-
cate. Other changes are required ana s'iicter
economy should DC IAtFoHucea-"e would
therefore, IKE TO see the people move en- 'hasSc
IN iae matter, that success might 9e insured
b'l, il this cannot be- we are wiling to take
Tetor.h at the hands OF those who can procure
IT, ant shall give our cooperation to the work
as "a IS ii may be useful In all sincerity we
believe that at least one hundred thousand
dollars could be saved to the treasury per an
mum, without lmPalnng the administration OF
justice, or doing wrong to any one. BY hold
ing biennial instead OF annual sessions o.! the
Legislature, some twenty-five to thirty thousand
dollars year would be saved-and II the legs-
lature were Invested OF all merely local legs-
latton, the sessions need notbo'o!more than halt
thejrpresent duration, which would be- further
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PUBLIC CONCERT TONIGHT. GATH
In MNAI,MEM,E SlI-ARE
BY TrOL.qNDT7S 8R.4SS B.aND

BY TOL.qNDTS 8R.dSS BIND
G3- Capt. VOLANDT and the members of his Band,
regret exceedingly that an unavoidable detention al
Annapolis on Tuesday (whither they had gone on
busnrss) prevented the ulflment of their promise to
the public on Tuesday night. They hope however,
to be favored THIS EVENING with large company
in The Square, as they intend performing of the
choicest and Most popular airs OF the oacasOn with
out fail. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

Q- Wetake pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers 10 the very fattcrns inducements offered in
another column to ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry firm of EMORY & CO., No North Calvert ST.
1.-THE half othe reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re
eving pecnHiary distress be true they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than ordinary
notice. ie21 If
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STORM IN WAsuINGToN County. We learn
from the Hagerstown News that violent thun-
der storm passed over that county on Monday
night, The barn of Mr.. David ZelIer was
struck by lightning and consumed with the
greater portion Of his crop of wheat. 1t is APP
pretended that similar damage was done in 9TH
er parts of the county, as two lights, in differ
ent directions, were seen Immediately after tie
storm.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

MILITARY VISIT TO BALTIMORE. The Ma
tonal Guards, Captain Stephen B. Kingston,
o! Philadelphia, will visit the city of Baltimore,
in September, and take par! in the celebration
Of .ta Battle Ct North Point.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

CHARGE OF FRATRICIpE. At New Bedford,
on Saturday, after examination, Luther Parker,
of Fairhaven was fully committed for the mur-
der Of his brother, Thomas Parker.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

NAVAL ORDERS. Passed Midshinman Cbas.
Deas has been ordered to the receiving ship at
Baltimore
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24

IALL FISHING IN MAINE. We learn by the
Augusta Banner, that in some of the northern
lakes Of Maine, the real salmon spotted trout
are caught, weighing from Is to 80 pounds!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24
a'V' VNTFTIl oTUJIl
FirstOt,iceftOm Baltimore street.
. Yesterdays DRAWING, Md. State

III Lottery, class No. 80, lowest prize So, are
I'll SO 10 70 ~ 30 % J3 II 43 3 SO
In which FLETCHER * co. came Off victorious
again, i'll the sale of large number of splendid prizes
to the city and country patrons.
THIS DAYS Lottery contains the Brilliant capital
of $4,000, with host Of others, 80 Nos. IA ballots.
Tickets S., halves $3.50, quarters Sl.25.
(G3- The Small Fry comes off on Saturday-capital
$1,000, tickets 81. package only 1880.
90 No postage charged orders To us by the
mails. Tickets and packages constantly for sale in
all the Lotteries now drawing. Direct to
JAMES FLETCHER Y Co, Baltimore, Md
II Agents for the Managers.
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TEXAN CHARGE. Hon Ashbel Smith, Secre-
tary of the State of Texas, and Texan Charge
to Great Britain and France, arrived. in New
York by the Great Western.
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SALE POSTPONED. 1t Will be seen by the ad-
vertisement of John B. Seidenstricker, ESQ.
thlt the sale of property, for unpaid taxes, has
been postponed from to-day until Friday, the
LIST Of August.
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N. P. WILLIS, ESQ. Thisy gentleman had
nearly recovered his health when the last
steamer sailed from England He was in
| on1nn
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Mcdonald.
schr Chesapeake, Stuart, New York, Rose, Me.-
rili 4 Dodge.
steamer Express, Whtecar, Philadelphia, Z. G.
Harris.
ARRIVED,
Brig Pioneer, EIen0n, I'm Norfolk, mdse. TO master.
Brig Cen Pinckrey, HebbS days fm Charleston,
lumber, to J. K. Randall.
Sehr William Allen, Snow, from Ponce, P. 9th
July, sugar and moasses, to Wilmington Ea stman.
trhs the vessel below supposed the Jno. Allyne
Schr John Emory, Wood from Alexandria, ladse.
to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
off Alobjack bay, barque bound up
MEMORANDA.
Ship Clara PsnhalIow for Baltimore, with despatch,
was advertised at Liverpool! ith inst.
Barque Neptune, Haeslop for Baltimore, went to
sea from the Delaware Dist inst.
Barque Maryland, Davis, and brig Chalahoochee,
Baker, for Baltimore, sailed from Boston 18th inst.
Brig Juliet, Ferre, of Baltimore, from Richmond.
was disc. al Rio Graude 9Th nit.
Brig Peconc, Young, and schr Maria, Latourette,
from Baltimore, arrived at New York 2st inst.
Brig Pioneer, Cook, for Baltimore, sailed from Nor
folk Dist inst.
Schr Rochester, Rogers, for Baltimore, cleared at
New York 22d inst.
Schr Joseph Turner, Gibbs, from Baltimore arrived
at Providence Goth inst
Sclr Dart, Kennedy, from Baltimore, arrived at
Hong Kong (China) 18th March.
Schr Andrew Gray Jurgens, from Baracoa arrived
at Charleston 18th inst.
Schr St. Leon, Babson. from Baltimore, arrived At
Bangor 18th inst.
Baltimore pilot boat Pocahoptas, Lewis. from a
cruise arrived at Norfolk 2st inst On the 10th inst.
Cape Henry bearing n. w. negro hoy belonging 10
Baltimore, named Bill, jumped overheard and was
drowned EVERY effort was made to him, but
without success
SHIpwRECK The schr. Magnet, Peterson, of SOM
erset, Mass from Ponce, P. X. for New York, with
cargo of sugar and molasses went ashore the spit
Of Cape Hatteras on the 9th inst Vessel total loss
-cargG and crew saved. The arrived at Nor
felix list inst in the sChr. Ann Louisa.
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GLORIOUS AND BRILLIANT LUCK

VI We held out TO our patrons that we were going
to do the "handsome thing" for them yesterday and
we have realized our promise and something spare.
Sl5OO IN package OF half tickets, the first we sold,
we sent to patron in Bedford co. Va. $1,000 in a
whole ticket, and $1,000 in Or also besides $500 in
ar. ticket and $500 i'll qr ticket were all sold 10
our nome customers-thus giving 10 our patrons near
and distant the full benefit Of their ouays at our old
established lucky office. ga few more lettn 500
OOD to-day for S5-shares in proportion
T. I. TUCKER II BROTHER
Right on the COrner-iead of Centre Market.
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Docs. A correspondent Of the Georgetown
Advocate complains bitterly of the destruction
of the dogs by the police officers of that town
He says truly that ga good and faithful dog is
a better and more disinterested friend" than is
usually found among our own species. No
douht-but then dogs go mad and bite, and the
hydrophobia is horrible. In Baltimore, how
ever, we are more friendly to dogs (and hogs
Gtuj than they appear to DC in Georgetown,
iur they have the free and full liberty Of the
street without molcstation We like dog
4 good dog-and would stake any thing al
most on his fidelity; but then we should consi-
der it no great hardship to keep him chained
or confined to his own premises-or, when de-
sirous Of having HIN with us on a promenade,
10 muzzle or hold him in control, SO as TO pre-
;yeut his doing injury. There was time when
the corporate authorities of our city waged a
war Of determination against dogs, and had
them cruelty put to death by supplying them
with poisoned sansages. But the other ex-
treme has been adopted, and the dogs have
that the most judicious policy would be, TO le-
Wy tax upon these animals. This would pre-
serve those which are valuable, whilst worth
less ours would have to suffer. Hogs uxuri.
ate in our streets, and are considered first rate
scavengers. They feed well, and are so fa'
and lazy, as almost to refuse to move out o.
the way of carriage wheels. They are great
favorites with our city counclmen, who cannot
bear that they shall be debarred of their liber,
ty, or that people shall be deprived of the mu'
sic Of their grunting. 1t is common thing
TO see mother with her progeny of eight or
Ten at her heels, squeaking most melodiously.
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i 3Ge.OaldR6elnNNr n nn o Mp :. 70 3:

S .sGe.abSbab 6 SMN r6 . Z o Mp - f ST
SCHO0LFlELD CO.'S. Where was sold yester-
day to Nos So g. Il prize % $1,000 sold to a citizen;
Nos. 10 &c 10, prize of $500, sent to HagGrsown,
Ni.; Nos % 30 o. priz Of S200, sold 10 citizen.
Nos. Nd. Consolidated Lottery, 80, drawn ju'y %,
lowest prize 81, are:
81 IS 10 - 70 Sc % SO Il 43 3 90
Draws TODAY the beautiful scheme of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery. class 81.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize Of SlOs8
" $500 10 " 800, &c.
Tickets So halves %; quarters !; eghths 62c.
In which Scheduled * Co will sell on certificate
packages Of 26 tickets for only ST. So and can draw
over S2f 900
GJ-Draws SATURDAY, July %, Md FF. Semina-
rs Lottery, class %, Capital $4,000 Tickets ST. shares
in proportion. In which Scheduled x Co will sell on
certificate packages Of p whole tickets for only Sl4,
halves 81, quarters $780, eighths Sl7j.
{Gi For the high prizes in packages or single tick
cts, call on or address your orders
SCHOOLFIELD & co,
No. Calvert street,
! FiTStDtiipp fro Rnliiuorp STR
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NOTICE.

Il tIARLtS II. BARRY respectfully informs
a his friends aud the public that he has returned to
Baltimore, after having passed the last eight years in
the Drug business in rniadelphia and taken the store
rn'lntty occupied By James w. Scott, No ISs BAL
1INDRE STREET, where lie intends keeping con
Shniiy on hand Il general assortment of DRUGS,
MEDICINES AND PERFUMERY, and hopes by un
RENTED attention TO business TO merit share of pa
tt0lage He takes great pleasure in referring to the
following emlucnt and distinguished physicians of
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h3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, Two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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JyT.sa, FARMS EOR SALE, Une OF %
peH,I acres, on the old Hartford road, and another
Tfai,n adjoining, of SIS acres, both undergood cult
kiNiiI walton, well watered, and possessing cry
Improvement for first rate market paces-fve mites
from the city-w be sold bargain, either separate
ly or 'gether. Apply at l2S N. High ST., where a
plat may be seen.
ALSO-l2A acres on the old Frederick road, well
improved, and the land of the most superior quality
price $500. AppYas above. iy23-d