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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-22

n3-THE SEAMEN'S NEW BETHEL CHURCH
in Alice Ann street, Fell's Point will he dedicated or
NEXT SABBATH, 23d inst. Rev. Mr.. BRECK1N
RIDGE, d. D., will preach at II o'clock, A. M; Rev
Mr. JOINS, ID. d., al O'Clock, P. M; and Rev. Mr.
SLIcER at O'Clock, p. M.
collection will he taken up throughout the day.
towards paying for this and beautiful house OF
worship.
Will the merchants and others show us their coun-
tenance and nobIy forward at the dedication to
aid us in launching this new ship!
Mr.. DeSIsoS, Editor of the Sheet Anchor, Boston,
rs expected, and if here, will preach on MONDAY
NIGHT, the oath inst, at O'Clock. Rev. Mr. HILL
will preach on Sabbath morning, I'd March, at IL o.
clock. We invite the public to come and see us in this
new place Of worship, as the church is free from all
sectarlanlsm. fe2l-2t
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W niessrs. Editors: On the evening of the discus
SION relative TO giving the High School c0lege
cnafier, was in the Second Branch and took notes
OF me proceedings. | went home under feelings OF
IHuighallon and wrote an article which showed Ia
one OF those assailed by Mr. Howard, who condemned
us incorporate and ordered not to publish it.
mt"'G an article which showed to no one and pub
hsheu on thursday. For this am solely responsible,
noWiths'llding The malicious insinuatons of Mr. II.
u u'oecohll'G IN warmth, something will he pardon
{" w lic Feelings of the writer excited by gross
Peisonai atack upon one who is entitled to his respect
as wen as OF the whole community. If the matter
h'u peel discussed on its own merits, well-bu as
Su" Us IL reached the Branch the President denOunc-
Gu IL as "Schc'nc Of self aggrGn1isemeRt, perhaps
ORIGINATING with single individual (Which he knew 10
ne JeEe. thought also the course of DR.. COLLINS
UNJUST IN speaking of the Principal of n kindred in
Stluoh III manner calculated to dsparage the Prin-
cpal OF our High School and give coiorinr TO the in
sinuatlon OF MIR. Howard. When the Dr. stated that
no pupil was TT to graduate in july he might nave re-
collected that the year did not end them and sboIld
nave added that boys We're now preparing to 90 10
College because they could not get degrees at home
believe DR.. C's course defeated the whole measure
but calm reflection on his services as Commissioner
would forbid the idea that he contemplated it, find
some differences ve drawn incorrect and regret
having stated them believe DR.. Collins the sincere
friend of our Public Schools, although less liberal in
relation 10 the High School than could be desired.
MIR. howard's communication i'll which il appears
the pupils of the High School are merely 'mps" and
not "ragamuthns," will be attended To.
ltF FORMER Peril OF THE HIGH School.
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Reported for the American Republican,
BALTIMORE CITY COURT.

Present-Judges Brice, Nisbet and Horthngton
FEBRUARY TERM.
Friday, Feb. 81, 1916. The case of the State
vs.. VIM. Tinges, indicted for bigamy, Gas re-
ported yesterday occupied the sitting to-day
The case was given to the jury about o'cl'k
and they retired, and during their absence the
court adjourned.
The Grand Jury, having visited the Peniten.
tiary and Jail submitted the following reports
BALTIMORE, Feb. 81, lS45.
To the Honorable the Judges,
Of Baltimore City Court:
The committee of the Grand Jury appointed
to visit the Penitentary beg leave to report tina,
they performed that duty, and take pleasure in
bearing their testimony to the good order and
management of that Institution.
JAMES CARROLL,
ROBERT GARRETT, r,...
JAMES LoyEGRovE, 0o"''f''''ee'
n. S. JONES.
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Q3-MR. GEORGE r. GLIDDON will commence
NEw course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, and elucidaed by specimens of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from NJ J. CoHENs Cabi-
net, at the Masonic HALL, ST. Paul's-st., on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, at u O'Clock. 03 The
course will be continued Feb, 90, 25, 81 and Mar
Sd, 9th and Sth
gG-TICKETs, with Programmes specifying the
subjects of each Lecture for sale at the bookstores
j. Robinson, No l4a, [. P. Cook, No. IS, Armstrong
Berry, No. l66, Knight & Colburn, No GIG, Cush-
ing Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; Shurtz s.
Taylor, No. u North street; at Barnums Hotel, and
the Masonic Hall. Gentlemen's Tickets SIb, ladys
81 for the course; single admission so cts feb MSt
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To the Honorable the Judges,

of Baltimore City Court:
The Grand Jury beg leave respectfully to
report, that they have visited the Jail, and re-
greet to say that the impression made pom their
minds was unfavorabla to the existing manage
ment and condition of that Institution.
Signed, James Carroll, foreman, Saml Will
liams, James Lovegrove, J. H. Belt, H. San
derson, P. Caughey, J. G. Brien, Mich. Hut
chins, w. A. Schaeffer, w. II. Stokes, J. E.
Carey, Rob't Garrett, John Mckeen, William
Read, T. w. Turner,
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PrBuc MEEriHG OF AMERICAN REpUBLI-
CANS. The meeting proposed to be held on
Wednesday evening next at the American Re-
publican Head Quarters, North Gay street, has
received, we understand, the sanction Of hume
rouS friends Of the cause, and We presume will
be generally attended.
1t is time that the party should be organized
and prepared for action. The gross abuses
which have been practsed for years past in OBJ
tanning the naturalization of foreignors-the il
legal use of certificates of naturalization-the
frauds on the ballot boxes-and the transporta-
ton of foreign criminals and paupers to this
country, (of which there can he no doubt, y
demand, that all who would preserve our in
stitutions in their purity, shall unite in the
great work of reform. No temporzing expe-
dients will answer. We must have thorough
and radical reform of abuses-and this can only
be had by decisive action by the general and
State governments. Lot public sentiment on
the subject be plainly and mantully expressed,
and we shall have no fears for the issue. If the
rights and liberties Of the people be worth pre-
serving, they are worth manly effort to save
them. We therefore urge upon all American
citizens, native and naturalzed, who are friend
ly to the maintenance of our free institutions,
and who believe that the country should be 60
verncd by American citizens, to rally under the
American Republican banner. 1t is the banner
of the broad stripes and bright stars"--of
free&m and independence-and will afford pro-
lection under its folds to all who choose patri-
oticdlly to devote themselves to the interests
and prosperity of the country, and against the
intrigues and corruptions of foreign agents and
influences. Our brethren in other cities have
boldly thrown their flag to the wind and nailed
it to the mast, aud they ask us to follow their
bright and glorious example Patriotic men,
bers Of Congress are exerting themselves in the |
cause, and coming to the rescue of their coun-
try Under these circumstances, then, can we
remain supne and indifferent to the struggle, !
without justly subjecting ourselves to the charge
OF being recreant to our principles? Let US
speak out as freemen should speak; and teach
those who would subject us to foreign control, |
that, whether born ON this or the other side of
the Atlantic, we are "every inch' Americans. |
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ExTRAyAGANcE. The proposition in the
House of Representatives to appropriate $780,
600 to furnish the Presidents mansion, having
been rejected, the editor of the Madisonian re-
proaches members with being semi-savages.-
lie says-"we are aware that there is a class
OF semi-savages in the country, who, because
they live in dirty huts themselves, would be
ready TO censure the representative who would
vote to place the President in better condi-
ton than their own; but we never supposed
they were sufficiently numerous to intimidate
and degrade any member of Congress down to
their own level"
The president should certainly be decently
lodged and have his Mansion properly furnish
ed; but we see no propriety in the waste of the
public funds advocated by the Madisonian; nor
do we suppose that Mr. Polk would desire to
have such extravagant expenditures for furni-
ture. 1t is rather too early in our political ex-
istence to introduce the pomp and pageants of
royalty; though it would seem that the editor
of the Madisonian is DESTROYS to have them
adopted-possibly he may expect that his de-
nunciation of the 'semi-savages" of the House
will recommend him to the favorable considera-
ton of the President, and procure for him
something better than writing dull articles for
newspaper. If such be his calculation, we
guess that he will be disappointed.
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SATURDAY MORNING, Fen. 2s, lS45

THE WEEKLY CLIPPER. This days num-
Der OF this large weekly journal is highly inter
esting, its contents embracing fall compen-
dunn of all the news of the week, foreign and
domestic; proceedings Of Congress and legisla-
turc; city items; literary and miscellaneous
matter; poetry; editorials; report Of the mar
kctS; prices of stock, and several columns of
other important ami entertaining articles
Price only 81 per annum, or cents each.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-22

The SLAVE TRADE. The United States
took an early stand in favor of the abolition of
the African slave trade, and have uniformly
lent their aid for its ppress.on-neverthele
1t appears, from the message of the President,
and the communications from H. A. Wise,
ESQ, our miuister at Brazil, that citizens of the
United States are fraudulently assisting the
braz'lians i'll continuing the infamous traffic
The mode in which this is done is disclosed in
the Presidents message, and it may become ne
cessary for Congress to interfere to prevent'eya-
slons OF the law which tend to bring our ma
tlonal character into discredit. 1t would seem
to be required by justice and humanity, that
the United States and the principal powers of
Europe should combine to exterminate a trade
so revolving to the best feelings of orr nature.
1t should be considered and treated as piracy
when carried on by any nation, whether con-
sentlng or not to the arrangement for its dis.
continuance. However this NAV be-. il is in.
cumbent upon this country to prevent anv Of
its citizens from participating, even indirectly
in the shocking traffic, or furnishing means for
Others to conduct it; and we hope that Con.
gress will act decisively upon the subject
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0G-SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
Sunday School attached TO the METHODIST PRO
IESTANT CHURCH, at the corner of Pitt ana Ais
qmth streets, intend having an Exhibition OH MON
DAY EVENING, 24h inst, in said Church. The ex
ercses Will consist of Singing, REGULATIONS and Dia-
logues, based upon the subject Of Temperance The
committee under whose management this exhibition
has been gotten up, have spared no pains to make
this one OF the most interesting exhibitions of The
season, hoping that their efforts will be seconded bv
the patronage of the friends of temperance and the
public in general Tickets of admission l2I cts; can
be mad OF any OF the teachers scholars and AT the
door. Exercises to commence at O'Clock. fc22 81
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DEAD. The Wilmington Journal announces
the death of Arnold S. Naudain, Esq, at the
age of CT years. The Charleston papers an
nounce the death of Geo. B. Eckhard, judge
ofthe Charleston City Court.
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CUMBERLAND CIVILIAN. This well conduct
ed journal has been purchased by Messrs. Price
s. McCully, by whom it will hereafter be con-
Quoted. We recommend it to all who may
wish to subscribe for an excellent paper from
the "coal regions of old Allegany."
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o. LEVIN'S SATURDAY AMERICAN! This
new and beautiful American Republican newspaper
founded upon Washngtonan principles, has lust ar,
rived at the Agency, LOMBARD STREET, one door
west OF Light, and is now tor sale at cts per copy
WANTED. 100 men and boys to sell the above
fe22- IT.
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4 RRIvAL OK THE HIBERNIA-All

l. = the LONDON PlCtOrialS,
:, Illustrated News Times, Punch-and a variety of
MeWspaperS VIII be received this morning at No I2
NohI n 81 hEET, near the Post Office.
NO mrs. HALLS Sketches OF Irish Character H.
lustrated Price l2k cents
Inc iown, No ,, splendid number, with numer-
Gus very funny lluStrations-t is in fact the Punch
OF America" Price 6! cents.
No. ~ iarper's Pictorial Bible. Price % cents
me MAID OF Honor, the Massacre of ST. Bar
tholomew. Price % cents
Punch's Story of Feather, illustrated. Price 25c
Freenant,, or the Privateersman Price l2l cts
NO Church Without Bishop, or Peep into the
Sanctuary Price l2t cents.
No. Al Littell's Living Age. Price l2t cents
The Brothers. Temptation and other Tales 25 cts
Graham's Magazine for March. Price 25 cents
Ladies' National Magazine for March Price ls1 cts
Columbian Magazine for March. Price % cents
And all the new and cheap publications received as
soon as published, and for sale by
SHURTI TAYLOR'S, 10 North-st.
Near the Post office, Balt.-and
II TAYLOR CO, Washington, d. c.
EN- GLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
HBROFESSOR CLARKE will reopen Boys
"a school OH the Sd of March. The studies will be
such as are taught in the best Grammar Schools His
rs Teacher has given him some tact in ma
aging inc versatile temper Of youth. GentIeness of
ii.:anct WIN hrmnes IN purpose, will be the ruling
principle IN his government The Latin student will
NC the theory and practice of the French Ian
suase Tree of extra charge. Numerous references and
recommendations. School Rooms Lexington street
NO, 10, East of Calvert
fe22-4t los. II. CLARKE NJ
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fENHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il, scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County, letters of administration on the per-
Sonal estate of CHARLOTTE PERKINS, late of said
county deceased. All persons having claims against
the said estate, hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to Chas w. Ridgely, ESQ
my attorney, before the 23d day Of August
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all ben
ellt OF said estate. All persons indebted to the said
Given under my hand, this 2ls day of February 1886
fe22-lawlw fri JAMES R. WILLIAMS, Admir-
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AFFRAY IN GEoRGETowN. Three police
officers of Georgetown, ID. c. named Barnaclo,
Adams and Poston, met with a desperate re-
slstance in Washington, on Wednesday night,
while arresting runaway slave of MIR. Law
renee Morton of the former place. The Off
GERS it appears, repaired to the house of negro
female, in the northern suburbs of Washington,
on the night in question, where they found the
runaway, who, being an athletic fellow, assail-
ed them with an axe, while the occupants of
the house aided HIM by attacking the officers
and endangering their lives, with bludgeons
and spades. The runaway, however, notwith-
standing the violent resistance made, was Sc
cured but not before Mr.. Barnaclo received
severe cut over the eye from blow.
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{13- UNIVERSALIST CHURCH-FIfth Lecture
on Jewtsh Customs. Rev. Mr. SnRIGLEY will preach
in the Calvert street church, TO MORROW, (Sun-
day. at ii O'Clock A. NJ, and nj 7 O'Clock p. NJ he
will Ndestr the Fifth Lecture on Jewish Custonls.-
Subiect-The Feast of the Passover and the Feast of
Penticost The public are invited. Ii
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COFFEE ROASTERs, of various szes-a

NOFFEE ROASTERS, of various sizes-a
~ useful article for house keepers, lust finished and
for sale by JAMES CORTLAN g. SON
fe22 IL Baltimore-st opposite Centre Market
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, LOT Of
~ GROUND, 30 by 100 feet, eligbly situated in
Eden street, between Bank and Cough sts ION the
east sideO large enough to make two excellent build
ing lots will be sold low if early application is made
10 EPH: V. DAILY,
IeS2-lW At this office.
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REDUCTION OF POSTAGE. At full meeting
of the Directors of the Philadelphia Board of
Trade, resolution was unanimously adopted,
urging the passage by the House of Represen-
tatves of the Senate bill, for reducing the rates
of postage.
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VIM. II. KEEVIL,

FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS. We
ILL., have just opened
cases new style spring PRINTS, assorted,
do Bleached Muslin, do
| do Dark mixed GAMBROONS
l do Beautiful Plad do
| do Plain Brown LINENS, assorted.
/ do do do DRIIIJNcS do
10 pieces splendid Fancy do do
q do Wool black CASHMERE, extra cheap
Super black Satin VESTINGS.
French GINGHAMS.
New style Worsted BALZARINE.
Black ALPACA, very cheap.
case brown CANTON FLANNEL, very cheap
| do Undressed HOLLANDS, do,
BEALE ii. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
fe22 AR doors below Charles,
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MAJOR G. TocHMAN. 1t affords us great
pleasure to state, that this gentleman, Ito
whose lectures on Poland we have heretofore
listened with delght,) was yesterday admitted
practitioner of law in our courts, latter salts
prescribed by court. We heartily wish him
Success
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-22

The DAY. This Is the anniversary of the
birth of the Immortal westinghouse day ever
to he remembered with feelings of patriotic e.
motion so long as genuine liberty shall continue
to have votary: and notwithstanding no gen.
eral observance of the day will take place in
our city, yet we trust that it will at least be the
occasion for an interchange of friendly feeling,
sincere congratulation and innocent amusement
with every true American, and that the "stars
and stripes" may be thrown to the "wild winds
free" from the shipping and public buildings of
the city in honor of the glorious event.
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THE MIssNC CUTTER NIGILANr-D Discovery
ofihe Wreck. The Key West Gazette of the
lst inst states that MIR. Johnson, late pilot on
board the L. S. Cutter Vigilant, lost in the
Gulf, has discovered, after minute search,
about 20 miles from Key West, the bodies of
two of her Inflated crew which he had decent
lyinterred. During his search, he found three
of her boats, besides the mainsail, manboom,
water casks and breakers compass, spars ard
instrument case, all of which were so injured as
to be unfit for use. Between New River and
Lake Worth he discovered a great portion of
the vessel, which had been burnt-together
with gun carriages and other materials, and in
his opinion the cutter must have drifted ashore
about eight miles north of Boca Ratonc River,
and was probably there strpt and burnt, as he
saw a great number of burnt plank and tim
Der, which he supposed to have belonged to
her.
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TIE VACANT JUDGEsHIp. The Hagerstown
Torch Light says there is but little doubt of
the nomination of Judge Thomas Buchanan,
for the vacant Judgeship, in place of Mr..
Semmes rejected
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-22

STEAMBOAT LINE BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND
New York. The New York correspondent
Of the Philadelphia North American says, the
steamboat meeting was not very large on We'd
nesday night, it was composed of dry goods
people, who say their business is seriously in
jurcd by Philadelphia and Baltimore competi-
ton, aided by the earlness of the season with
you. The exorbitant rates Of freight on the
railroads is the great objection that this meet
ing wishes to overcome. A semi-weekly line
of boats (propellers) is proposed to run in con-
nection with the Baltimore s Ohio Railroad,
the boats to cost S75 900, of which $50, 900 TO
be taken here and the rest at Baltmore.-
There is not much doubt Of the success of the
plan, so far as running the boats is concerned,
but whether it will attract Western trade is
another question, to be decided by time.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-22

QCE- AMERICAN REPUBLICANS. All those in
favor of organizing the American Republican Party
are requested to attend town meeting, to be held at
Roses American Republican Head Qualters, Qate
Military Hall,) North Gay street, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 18th inst, al u O'Clock BY request of
ft20-6t SEVERAL or THE PARTY
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LATER FROM TEXAS. Slips received by Go.
vernment express last might from our New Or.
leans exchanges, contain dates from Galveston
to the 9th inst. The Texan Congress adjourn
ed on the Sd, having previously rejected the
nominations of Col Reilly as Charge d'Affares
to the U. States, and of Gen. Terrell to Enc.
land and France, principally, it is alleged be-
cause they were opposed to annexation. a
measure upon which much anxiety is expressed.
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LETTER BAGS UP At THE EXCHANGE READING pooMs
For AmSterdam-Ship superb, 18th March,
despatch.
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FIRE AT PITTSBURGH. The grocery store of
J.. J. Herman, the locksmth shop of Mr..
Clark and the hat store of air. Thomas Walk
err, at Pittsburg, were destroyed by fire ON
Tuesday night
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.kflc:-A. ORPHANS COURT SALE OF AIS
Ilisi oOiIli 81. PROPERTY. By order of the ho-
t~f=- norable the Orphans Court of Baltimore conn
~, we shall sell, OH TUESDAY, Feb. a5, at O'Clock.
on the premises, all the right, uie interest &C. of the
iate John r. Holl, deceased all that piece or parcel
OF GkOUND situate on the west side of Aisouith-
opposite Jeffcrsons in the city of Baltimore front
ing Is feet inches on Asquith st. and running back
l3o feet to III foot alley Upon this lot is erected n
wen nuilt TWO story BRICK HOUSE, 10 feet front by
Il feet deep, suitable for small family The ,vhole
lot subject to ground rent of 81 s cents per annum
lcrms, one-quarter cash, remainder in 8, 6, and 9
months, with interest for approved paper.
Immediately after the sale of the property we will
sell, at No. CANAL-ST., a small lot of FITRNI
TURE belonging to The deceased
WA nor NY
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QG-SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS-TO NOR
ROW (Sabbath) the ODEoS in North street, two doors
from Saratoga Lectures at II A. NJ, at P. NJ, and
at O'Clock in the evening, by ]. X. GATES. 1T
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SUICIDE. Gen. Samuel L. Pilkin, of East
Hartford, Conn, committed suicide by cutting
his throat and throwing himself in the Hook
anuru river, on Tuesday last