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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-03

ELECTION IN BosroN. The third effort to
elect Mayor in Boston, was made on Monday
last. but resulted as the two former trials, in
failure to elect, neither candidate having Il ma
;or;tv of the votes cast The poll on Monday
was-Davis, american Republican, 4oo9;
Wctmore, (Whig,) 3449; Greene, (Democrat,)
a4ls; Scattering, 1871. The Boston Advertiser
states, that no additional Aldermen have been
elected. Under these circumstances, 1t is SAID,
that the existing city government intends to
apply to the Legislature for special act, autho-
rising the Aldermen elect to proceed IN organ
,zisr,, the city government as if there were full
lhoRrf.
It's evident that if each party shall continue
90 aIhere to its nomination, no Mayor can be
elected; but we presume that there is some pro-
vision for such an event, 10 prevent the city
from being without a Mayor during the ensu-
ing wear. The American Republican candidate
has received plurality of the votes cast at two
successive elections; and as it must be obvious
TO the wing and democrat parties that they
cannot succeed with their candidates, it would
seem to be folly for them to persist in their OPP
position to Mr.. Davis. 1t is a kind OF "dog in
the Manager policy"
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MS AND OTHER FANCY GOODS

a the season is far advanced, the subscribers are
n determined to offer their stock of SILKS and
other Rich Goods, at very reduced prices. Among
tne silks are rich Fancy striped, Camelion figured,
plain, &c. Black and blue blk Silks
CaSHMERES and Mousline de LANES
French MERINO (node coors)
PLAID CLOAKINGS
cora fLoRENCES, for Lining, &c.
REVERE and besmtitch'a Lawn and L. C. Hdkfs
Cordered bordered Linen Cambria HDKFS
GLOVES, &c. &c. Together with a general as
softment OF Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, to
whlch they invite The attention of purchases.
X. McELDOWNEY & CO.,
No. 1863 BaItimore-st.,
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THEATRICAL. There was a fine audience
at the Front stree, Theatre last night, and the
play passed off most admirably. The bill for
tonight, announces The Tickle One, or Not
Such Fool as He Looks" 1.-THE Nymphs Of
the Red Sea-" and "The Rival Soldiers" to
be performed. Buttons fine company and good
management, must ensure him success.
The manager of the Holiday street Theatre,
notwithstanding previous disappointment to
the public, was fattered by a large attendance
last night Mr. Anderson and Miss Clifton, APP
peared in "The Lady of Lyons" They will
appear in ''the Stranger" tonight.
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07-BALTIMOREL YCEJM-Sr. JOINS c

n5-BALTIMORE LYCEUM-ST JoHN's CHURCH
LiBERTY-sT. The exercises of the Lyceum THIS
(Friday) EVENING, January Sd, will consist of
REGULATIONS aud further discussion of the adjourned
question: Sought Oratory exert greater power over
the passions than Music"
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to at
tend. The Lyceum will be called to orde precisely
at O'Clock. BY order,
IT. Gp+l THOMAS J. MORIARTY, sec'y.
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lI7-A CARD. The undersigned again repeats his
thanks for the various favors bestowed on his eXer-
tons in the vocation of auctoneer true, time may
but still the same zeal, the same industry, and the
same interest shall be used to his patrons, as
heretofore acting entirely distinct and on his
sources and with the true method, as he conceives.
OF doing the business by having free sales he once
more solics share of the business pledging himself
for promptness, diligence &c. and to obtain the best
of prices. al-eo3t II. w. BOOL, Auct'r.
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GS-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city Of
Baltimore in the United States, on any subject con
to &c. occupying twenty and forty live minutes. Lee
lures IS to $40; Letters and Essays 3d. Pieces for de-
camation 50 to S.. Inscriptions for tombs 90 to S.
Sentimental Tales IS to $40. Advertisements 81 to
3d. Songs 70. News Carriers Addresses S.. Acr0s-
ties ST. Pieces for Albums, &C. SC. cents per line.
Persons at distance will address (post paid and en-
closing remuneation) the Milford Bard, or DIR. John
Lofland, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post Office enclos-
ing the q.id pro quo. 0-Editors friendly to me- will
please give an insertions ia2
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no MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION.
The Institute will meet on SATURDAY, 18th inst, az
O'Clock, PM. AT this meeting the following qnes-
ton will be discussed: (Which is the most eiilceni
method of instructing in Geometry" The introdhc
tory address will be delivered by s. F. STREETER, Esq
ltE JNO, III, FALCONAR, Rec. Sec y.
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13-I. o. R, NJ. A special meeting of the GREAT
COUNCIL |. o. r. NJ. will be held at Metamora Hall
N. T.. corner of Hanover and Lombard 81. on THIS
friday EVENING, Sd inst, at O'Clock. The mem
bers will be punctual in their attendance.
IT. JOHN l.. BOOKER, G. X. K.
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NEW YORK ALMsHousE. The commission
,crs of the Alms-house, New York, have made
a long and interesting communication to the
Board of Aldermen, IN answer to resolution
of that body, in which gross abuses heretofore
existing are stated. 1t seems that it has been
the practice ''to allow the male paupers to go
out of the establishment on election days to
vote, in order to secure the votes for the party
of his choice; it has been the custom to furnish
them with extra provisions and clothing, and
particular privileges, not ordinarily allowed,
have been granted on such occasions, and this
has been carried to 50 great an extent that the
paupers have become masters of the establish
ment, and dictated terms to the officers. Thus
you will see that this evil tended not only to
increase the expenses of the Alms-house, but to
destroy its discipline; besides this many OF these
persons when they returned were not in the
same condition when they left; their clothes
were frequently destroyed, and many had their
health impaired and reason dcthroned, by the
free use of Intoxicating liquors, furnished by
partizans at the polls. In view of these things,
the present Board determined not to allow any
of the inmates to leave the institution for the
purpose of interfering in the elections OF the
people, and since we have been in power we
have taken strong measures to carry out this
determination"
But it appears, that parties were not content
with thus voting the paupers of the alus-house,
but they drew aid also from the Pententiary.
awe are we'll satisfied" (say the commission
ets,) "and it Is susceptible of proof that at the
charter election in the spring, several convicts
from the Pemtentary on Blackwell's Island
were allowed to escape OH condition that they
would vote as the officers wished. We have
reason to believe that prisoners whose terms
have expired short time previous to an cleo
ton have been kept on the Island and support
ed at the public expense until the day of cleo
ton to secure their votes for particular par
ty."
These are the infamous means resorted to
III times of high party excitement, to carry cleo
tons; and il is thus that the right of suffrage
and our free institutions are brought into disre-
pute. The law ought to exclude paupers in
alms-houses and convicts from voting; for they
corrupt the very fountain head of our republi-
can system. 1t is not in New York only that
these things have been practised and tolerated
In Maryland convicts, when released, are, so
far as regards the right of suffrage, upon an G.
quality with the virtuous portion Of the Com
munity; and paupers have been turned loose
upon election days, to lend their influence in
the selection of our rulers. 1t is time that there
practices should be prohibited by law; for we
know, that if they be not made Illegal parties
will resort to them whenever they may deem
it essential to carry their candidates.
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o. LATEST FROM FRANCE-GREAT
MEETING OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AT
MORTIMER MOWBRAY'S. Just received, Ber-
lin Iron Guard Chains; Necklaces and Breastpns; ee-
CANT slvered Hair Pins, silk and silver asses, only IS
cents pair; jet steel and gilt Combs; gold Pencil Gases;
Card Cases; Work Boxes; Shaving Cases; jet and steel
Buttons; gcntlemens light kid party Gloves IS cents
ladies do assorted, very cheap; gentlemen's winter
Gloves l2s, 2j and 81; Beaver Gloves l9i, superior
assortmen children's wooen Gloves: Brushes;
Combs Knives and Forks; with the greatest variety
Goods. All which we will put at such low prices
as 10 defy all competitionlet all who wish to save
money give us call, and pledge ourselves to give
satisfaction.
r. Ri@ton the corner Of Market and Charess SITS.
ja3-lt* MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY,
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NO THE LADIES, The subscriber is selling

TuHO THE LADIES, The subscriber is selling
IL off at reduced prices handsome assortment of
FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting of Mousin|
and Grape de LANES; Cashmere n'Ecosse; AlpaCas;I
plain and fig'd Merinoes; Bombaznes; Gala Plaids, ]
Plaid Coaking; Pongec; IRISH Poplin; Linen Cambrc|
and Linen Cambria Hdkfs; CacOes, very large andI
handsome assortment; Mel inc, Thibet, Taglion and
Blanket Shawls Ginghams; Paper Cambrick; Cotton
Wadding; Wech Flanncls, warranted not to shrink,
Canton Flannels and Banketing; Crash; Whitney
Blankets; Table Diapers and Napkins; Long ClethI
Shirtngs and Sheetings; Silk Velvets Laces andl
Edgings; Skirts; Brown Holland; Coored Cambrics;|
Lustrings, Serge, &c. HENRY w. COOKE
jail OF the late firm of Cooke, Flint & Cs.
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a7-PEAsE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Whoopng Cough, Group, Asthma, &c.,
may be had, at Wholesale or RETAIL of Roberts & At
knson corner of Hanover and Market streets; or Of
Perkins Brother, corner Of Franklin and Green sts
or Z. H. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green strea.r n.,.:more. p30-5wr
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SMALL Pox. The small pox, or an epidem-
ic chicken pox, lis prevailing to a considerable
extent in Richmond, la. There had been go
or 10 cases, and deaths. When it enters a
family none of the members escape.
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PHILADELPHIA CHRONICLE. This excellent
paper has lost one of its worthy conductors,
MIR. Scott, who voluntarily retires, leaving
Col. Alexander as its sole proprietor,
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[From the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times.I

{hj-MAKE IT KNOWN WIN. SIMMONS, of this
city, afflicted for several years with liberation of
the leg, accompanied by callous lump, which con-
tracted the tendon to prevent him from continu
ing at his labor more than six hours at time. He
was induced to try ''Cantrell's Compound Medicated
Syrup Of Sarsaparilla and after the of four bot
ties, he was entirely cured and able to resume his
daily labor.
nJ-The above Medicine can be had in Baltimore at
the corner of Franklin and Green streets, and at the
s. w corner of Baltimore and Green-sts. do
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Ono LEGISLATURE. The Ohio Legislature
on Friday last, elected Peter Hitchcock, as
Judge of the Supreme Court to supply the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation of Judge
Lane,
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DATENT SOLAR LAMPS. have lust re-
II ceived further supply of Patent Solar Lamps
for burning Lard or Oil, from the celebrated manu-
factory of Corneas & Co. and Ellis s. Archer; these
Lamps are of superior style and finish, and warranted
to burn lard without any failure of the light Also
Camphene aud Pine Oil LAMPS, of all descriptions.
R5- All kinds of Lamps cleaned and repaired.
ja2-6t G WEST, Is Sbarp street
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PAUpERs. There were l3l persons admit
ted into the New York alms-house last week
of whom Sc were foreigners and as Americans
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57- VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. The annual
meeting of the Vigilant Fire Company will be held
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 9th, at O'Clock. Pune
tual attendance is requested.
ia3.3t L. ID. DANIELS, Secretary.
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Gg. BARGAINS! BARGAINSm BARGAINS!!
The subscriber, wishing to close out his remaining
stock OF MUFFS, has put them down at prices lhat
cannot fail to please. Those in want of bargains will
do well to call at
"TAYLOR'S," opposite Barnum's Hotel,
d3l-6t. CALVERT STREET.
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SPOONS! SPOONSM SPOONS!m
* ID. CLARK, No. 1 WATER STREET, Sc
VVs eDRd door from Calvert, has large assortment
engaged persons going to house Keeping invited TO
call before purchasing.
N. B. Old Silver and Cold wanted. az
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REVENUE. The receipts at the New York
Custom House last week amounted to $ls2,-
GAG.
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WATOOL BLACK CASSIMERES. 10 pieces
w Wool black Cassimeres and Doeskin CASH
just received ranging in price from 81 to $3.50
per yard. Purchasers will find it to their advantage
to examine them; they were bought bargain and
must he sold Immediately. Also 600 dozen ColOred
SPOOL COTTON; hest quality.
BEALE Ii. RICHARDSON & co.
No. l65 Baltimore street,
ia2 fARl doors below Charles.
"O-PARTNERSHIP FRED'K FICKEY
u has this day associated with him his sons, AN
DREW J. FICKEY and FRED'K FlCKEY, Jr, and
will continue the business in future under the of
ja2-tf FREDK FICKEY s SONS.
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FIJI Opposite b. s. q. r. z. Depot
LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
n HAVE IN STORE, large assortment of
u German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which fatter myself sell on reasona-
Bile terms any other establishment in the country.
Also, PORTRAIT FRAMES of various patterns Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, sc. Call and sxa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 E.S. FRYER, No. N. Gay street.
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The subscriber returns his thanks to as many
return to his sold Standn and informs them and the|
public, that he is now receiving further supply of
new crop N. o. SUGAR, aud is selling the best att
only g. cents; good do in bbs. at At to s. ctnts new
called Sugar Hause) at AZ TO 80 cts with genefa
aHssor,u. Mt of GROCERIES,; best Family and Extra
FLOUR, very vw for cas-. so laaales Or .:.ore keep
ers. Also, 500 bushels Country OATS; and 'e"
choice new HAMS. J. II. kEENEl
ja2-3ts 10j Lexington st., next tn Pacd,
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THE MANAGERS OF THE IND.GEN1

FNHE MANAGERS OF THE IND.GENI
Il WIDOWS SOCIETY OF FELL'S POINT
desire TO inform its friends and the public generally,
that they have commenced operations for another
winter, and as usual the funds of the Society are low
and without liberal aid the prospect of meeting
the many calls made upon the managers is but limited
Through the kindness and liberality of some few
gentlemen last winter, and in connection with its own
funds the Society assisted and relieved l02 widows,
and those too who were the most deserving of charity
Donations in wood or provisions are solicited, and
persons wishing to bestow relief upon the destitute
could not select suitable medium for so doing,
great care is taken by the managers that improper
persons are not relieved All applicants visited in
person before relief is granted.
Any person wishing to besow a donation as above
viii please let the same be known TO l. Audown,
Ths.hes street. w. hong, J. w. RandSlph or Benja-
min Thomas Marketstreet, F. p or to any of the ma
nageTs. ja2-3S
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AIRS. NICK EftSON, No. SO N. HOWARD
I'VE STREET, has just received large quantity of
that useful article, WOOL LAPS, for interlining Ia
dies shawls, muffs, skirts and comforts. ja2-lw
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BsHop ONpERpoNK's TRIAL. This inter-
estng and labo;ious trial is about to be brougA'
to a close. The plsadi1gs of tile attorneys was
probably concluded on Wednesday, and 1t l.
likely that the decision WILDE received by the
next mail. The trial has been conducted with
closed doors, and yet various accounts have aP'
peared in the public prints, detailing the char
ges brought the nature of the testimony, &c'
We have RETAINED from copying these articles,
preferring to await the publication which we
understand will be made, of the whole proceed
inps in the case. We think that such pub!ica-
ton should be made, that if OH the one hand
the Bishop be guilty, he shall stand dlsgraced
in the eyes of all honorable mcn-and on the
other, if he be innocent, his eXculpation shall be
made known to the world. One thing cannot
fail to result from these frequent trials of minis
tiers for criminal offences; and that is, that the
cause of religion will be injured. The writings
of Votaire, Volney, Paine and all other Athe-
lists and Deists, against the Christian religion,
will not be as prejudicial as the misconduct of
high functionares ofthe Church-it is therefore
deeply to be regretted that ministers of any de-
nominations should by their conduct, bring the
religion which they profess into dsrepute
OPERATION OF THE TARIFF. The follow
ing letter speaks for itself, and therefore re-
qures no comment. We ask those who are
opposed to protective tariff togve it an at
tentive perSsal. 1t is from the agent of the
Louisville, (ky.) Manufacturing Company to
member of Congress.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. %, 1914.
Dear Sir: Seeing that proposition has been
made in Congress TO take the duty off cotton
bagging and gunny bags, &C., have thought
proper to refer to our sales accounts and see
the prices at which it has sold, thus to show
the effect of a protective tariff. 1t may be OF
some service to you.
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nOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.
~ The patrons of this lucky spot received several
splendid Christmas presents in the shape Of Capital
Prizes. 81 three No. tickets were sold during the last
week, all OF them handsome prizcs-ameng the rest
one of $4,000, of Sl700, Of $lA60, of $l00O
&C. This ought to establish the fact, even if it were
not already established, that the place to get prizes is
at DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, l44 Pratt ST, opp6
site the Railroad Depot and next 10 Bradshaw's u 81
Hotel, where all the capital prizes hand and for
sale in the following splendid schemes, to be draY
this week:
FRIDAY-Capita Prize of $4,000 Tickets
81, shares in proportion,
SATURDAY $4,000, tickets 81. Saturdays is
superior scheme for packages-go in for them. Ris,V
on package So only. DOYLE has sold more prizes
in the package than any other vender in Baltimore.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who put
chase by the package quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, SHARE All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite u. g. q. X. r. Depot.
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VIM. n. HAKKISUN,
SECRETARY 10 the Fe silva

NB-Tickets can be procured of Mrs. Monroe,
Hanoverst Mr.. Abram G. Coale, Baltimore ST. near
Howarist.; w. N. Harrison, NJ Gay-st, opposite the
Odd Fellows Hall, and the door of the Hall each
evening during the festival. jal-3t
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Isrssss, WANTED TO PURCHASE, for cash, d
HH:.: two story Dwelling House, situated wesl of
M Gay and south of Baltimore street, and east Of
MiNIi lGreenst.-for one that will suit. fair pre I
i'll cash will be paid Inquire in LOMBARD 81. +,
north sde,) doors east of Hanoyer-st. ja2-2t
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100000 ZEE PR1z 2 :'s. OF |

$4,000 Free ns1a q ;ist OF \
For prize in this days beautiful Md, IoIter
at the lucky office OF MILLER & co, whel
sold two more first rate prizes in the lottery
yesterday. one the whole of 800, for Sc.
Draws TO-DAY The Md. LotIfry, class No.
Nos. 10 drawn ballots making splendid sell
for prizes.
BRILLIANT SCHEME: Y
prize of Sl0OM prize Of $3.50
| " 500 l0nh al
Tickets S4.00-shares in proportion. y \
Draws TOMORROW, the F. +. Seminary ,otep j
capital S5OUO-Tickels Sl!. Risk on a package d n
quarters S.,
For packages or single tickets, apply to v
MILLER X co..
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul Streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class !, draw
Jan. 2-lowest prize $500:
81 81 II 81 % % 90 1S 81 80 IL q
yuyHERE Is A TIDE IN THE AFFAIR
IL OF MEN If TAKEN AT THE FLOp
LEADS ON TO FORTUNE. The above has be, j
verified over and often at SCHOOLFIELD CO..
and doubtless some lucky person will 10 day have
proved to their liking. They sold yesterday, to Nc I
% q 81, prize of $1,000, sold to a citizen; Nos.
o2 a prize of Sl25, sent TO Annapolis.
NOS. Md Cons. Lottery, class /, drawn Jan. p
81 81 7! Ga % % % 40 50 80 10 a
Draws TO-DAY, the brilliant scheme of Md. Con
s0ldated Lottery class Q.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize of $4,000 | prize of $3.50
1850 " 1000, sc.
Tickets ga halves 3d. quarters 81; eghths Soc.
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % tickets for only $l4, and will contain.
all the Nos. in the wheel
90 Draws TO MORROW. Jan. 4th, the Small Few
Md. Consolidated Lottery, class !. Capital IS,
Tickets ST., shares in proportion, and in VI
Schoolhcid & Co. will issue certificates of
% whole tickets for $40 % quarters for IS
% halves 10 % elghths D III
For the capitals be and address
SCHOOLFlELD CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t FirStotiice from Baltimore street.