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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-20

G3- AMERICAN REPUBLICANS. All those in
favor of organizing the American Republican Party
are requested TO attend town meeting 10 he held at
Roses American Republican Head Qua,ters, Qale
Military Hall,l North Gay street. on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Goth inst, at u O'Clock. BY request of
ie2O6t SEVERAL OF THE PARTY.
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THURSDAY MORNING, Frs. 20, ls45.

New DiylsIoN OF THE Cry INTO WARDS
1t will be seen by our Annapolis letter that a
bill has been reported in the House to divide
the city into 20 wards-l2 west and east OF
Jones Falls. The first Is are to constitute
the Fourth Congressional District
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-20

SHALL WE HAVE WAR Some of our read
ers may feel disposed - treat this as an idle
question: but we think that we can discern in the
'signs of the times indications which render
the enquiry important. The tone Of some OF
the public journals as well as that of members
of Congress, is sufficient to induce scdate and
rejecting men to pause and consider the ten
dency Of events 1t may be that we shall es-
cape conflict with any European power, not
withstsnding some of our public men appa-
rently invite the bloody issue: but suppose
that we should be plunged into war by Il heed
less course, have we sufficiently considered the
consequences In the first place we should be
careful to place ourselves in the right, or we
cannot reasonably hope tor success-and then
we should reflect whether the cause of Contro-
versy cannot be honorably left for arbitrament
at future day. If we undertake to provoke
hostilities, we should be well assured that we
are sufficiently prepared to engage in them
without the danger of furnishing the glory of
the country. Our treasury is by no means
adequate to an undertaking of the kind at pre-
Sont, and eur resources from imposts would be
have to rely upon internal taxation for the sup
port of our fleets and armies. Are the people
in condition 10 endure such additional taxa
ton? These things should be well considered
by those who talk Of war lightly, or who court
it in their heated passon-and be we'll weighed
also by the people at large. The citizens of
most Of the states are now taxed nearly, if not
quite, to their full ability to pay; and that are
they to do if the taxes for the support of
war be superadded? They must either repudi-
ate their honest debts, or be crushed under the
state and city, amount to about one per cent.
their proportion Of war tax would probably
be much larger, unless the general govern
ment resorted to loans or the issue of treasury
notes; in which case there would be an imme-
date depreciation in their value. Real estate
would diminish in price, and rents would fall
in fact every thing would have Il downward
tendency, excepting taxes, and they would be
on the rise. And for what purpose shall these
and numberless other evils be inflicted upon
the community: to crafty few hot-headed
and tEoughtless politicians? Heaven forbid
that they should be able thus to sacrifice the
national peace and prosperity to their passions.
War may be talked Of as pasme whilst We
do not experience its horrors; but its endurance
is scourge to be dreaded by every phiIanthro-
pist and Christian
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-20

NJ COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee of the United
States Senate by authority of resolution of the Sc
nate, TO take testimony in relation to frauds on the
Sundays at II O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Grand Jury
Room Of the United States Court in the Masonic Hall
in this city By ORDER
LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Clerk
ia2s-i - the Commission.
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* S!-GLORIOUS LUCK! A

RfOUS!-GLORIOUS LUCK! AT
" SCHOOLFiELD & cos. yesterday. They
sold the highest capital of $4,000 to Nos. 50 SO u,
tickets which cost only SIS, for which he receives
nett $3.50 clear of all discount, and the tickle, is
on hle at Scheduled Co.'S, where the cash paid
on presentation, which made the lucky holder leap
with JOY Also to Nos IA 80 SO, prize of 5000 whole
ticket sold to gentleman Of this city For the prizes
you have only to call on Schoelield & Co.
Nos. Md. Cons. Lottery, class 8, drawn Feh'y 10
lowest prize $40, are
So II 50 u 43 ID 81 81 81 % 10 "a 80 So
t6f-Draws TO-DAY, the brilliant scheme Of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class 90.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize of S20O prize of $1,000
10000 | &c 1890
5000 90 &C 500,S
Tickets IS; halves 81; quarters !; eshths SO,
For the capitals be sure and apply to the ever for
tunate
SCHOOLFIELD s. co,
No. Calvert street,
1t First office from Baltimore street.
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LITTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rosss
For Valparaiso and Guayaquil-Barque Hor,ens.a
despatch.
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thought it duty owed to you and those similar
SHOW BEEF. The sub.

SlfUW BEEF'. The sub
~ i@sssft scriberS respectfully announce to the
w ma ~ - conhOiSseurs in fine BEEF, that
PfX ~ they have purchased and will offer
a -e. ssSsa for sale Stalls Nos 3 and a. Centre
Market, on SATURDAY, Feb. 22d,
SIN SPLENDID BEEF CATTLE; two purchased
of Col. Felix Seymour, of South Branch Virginia,
one of which is supposed TO weigh 1900 or 200U lbs
two of Col Lincoln, of Lou!on, Virginia, and two of
Michael Snser, of York, Pennsylvania. The sub
seribers do not hesitate to say that the above lot of
CATTLE are equal to any ever ofiei ed in this mar
ket, and will fairly compare with any other market in
the country. They will be slaughtered on Thursday,
at the slaughter house of Thos. Jefferson Rusk on
Hampstead Hill, where the public are invited to see
this very fine Beef Wednesday alive, or slaught-
cred on Thursday and Friday.
They assure the public that they will put at such
prices will please all who choose to patronize
THOS. JET. RUSK,
fe203t ROBERT ELLIOTT.
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SHOCKING Mrs. Miranda Conklins, who
has been living in a Canal boat in the village of
Syracuse, few days since left her little son, 4
years old, locked up in the cabin, while she
went to neighbours at short distance; and
during her absence some person seeing smoke
come from the boat, burst open the cabin door,
and found cat and dog dead on the floor,
and the child under the bed in the agonies of
death!
BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD. The T..
S. Gazette says, with reference to the plan for
permitting the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
enter the State of Pennsylvania, we learn that
the Board of Trade of Philadelphia deem that
such grant by the Legislature ought to be at
tended with condition, that Pennsy lvania
shall have right to connect with the road at
some point in Maryland, or Virginia, or in
both States.
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Q3. A series OF Religious Meetings now being
held at the LUTHERAN CHURCH, Lomba street.
The public are atfectionately invited 10 attend.
f,la p,+
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SAILING DAYS OF THE STEAM SHIPS
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMRRfcA
Hiberna, Feb, 4, MAJ.
4 l. NJ A Il A C..
M A RRIEn
ID | e ID

On the 18th inst by the Rev. P. B. Reese, Ggoaas
w. RuCkLE to Miss SARAH FORD, all of this cilv
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. Mr.. Goodrich's
house, in Allegheny county, N. Y, took fire
about o'clock on the evening of the 9th, after
the family went to bed. The fire was not dis
covered until after the kitchen was in flames,
and three ofthe six children persisted. Mr.. G.
himself was badly burat
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-20

Ma. GLIpDoN's LECTURE. The lecture of
AIR. Glddon, on Tuesday evening, at the Ma
sonic Hall, on Egyptian Antiquities, was at
tended by large and discriminating audience.
The lecturer occupied their attention with a Sc
ries of deeply interesting remarks on the subject
of those astonishing discoveries, which have
laid open to the antquary field so inviting,
and which are still in the course of prosecution
by DR.. Lepsius, of Germany, and other distin-
gushed herologists Mr.. Gliddon Is an en-
thusiast on the subject, and consequently dis
cusses it with much zeal and earnestness; but
his ability and attainments are fully equal to
his enthusiasm His drawings are of the most
finished and beautiful character, and he is for
tunate in his opportunity of making use Of Col
Cohen's valuable collection of Egyptian anti
quities in illustration off lectures. The next
lecture will be given tonight.
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=" w. TILYARD,
Il lie SURGEON DENTIST, EurAw-sr.
fe5-3m Sd door north of Lombard AZ
$1.OdDdHTN,XB9, Tso GUS MIDI pol o.;

g - nNGhTN0 THOUSAND DOL
@~sVONT LARS in a whole ticket, sold
by TUCKER s. BRO. toa citizen, in the magnificent
scheme of yesterday, besides prize of $1,000 sent
TO an old veteran in Baltimore co, who has been pat
ronizng all the brokers lately, except us, he said ana
who came to us ''to be fixed right" And strange to
say we also returned $1,000 in half to the managers
Then out of $4,000, three thousand were secured At
our counter, and the 9TH lost for of purchaser
when only S. would have saved it.
TO-DAY, capital $4,000. of $40 900, 20 of s5s}.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery, 10Th, are
80 II SO 30 AZ ID 81 81 81 p I9 "a 80 IS
Il. It. TUCKER 4 BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space.
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IL u u
On the 18th inst. MARY ANN, daughter of Anlhonv
l. ana MARY Ann Moiftt, in the 10 year of her age
WALES, i'll the 18th year of her age-a native of 81
Mary's county, Md, but resident of Washington for
the last thirty years. 0
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VE0O MERCHANTS. MANUFAC-

- cPGho hND DFIhLEhS GENEhAbb1
IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE,
'. b, PALMER, at his Country Newspaper .7dper
Using Agency, S. E. CORNER of BALTIMORE and
CALVERT STREETS, is prepared to receive adveT,
tissments for publication in some of the principal
newspapers of of the prominent points through!
ont the States of Maryland, Virginia. North and South
Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, the Southern, West
State in the United States, of the territories and
Canadas.
CARDS, setting forth the nature of the Agency, may
be had at the office, where the newspapers for which
he is the AGENT and the terms of advertising may be
'..f
To the enterprising, who are DESTROYS of extendny
country trae, this agency affords the ,neo,ls through
the poer of The press of increasing business 10 almost
any extent V. b. PALMER
Agent for Country Newspapers,
t...,tF 4 Dali.
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fel5.3t*
GrTHE CALEDONIA LIBRARY ASsOCIA-
TlON, would respectfully announce TO their friends
and the public generally that they intend giving their
hrst Annual Ball, at the avmory of the CITY Guards
OF THURSDAY, February 9th, lS45. Tickets al
admitting gentleman and two ladies-to be had OF
the following Commute, any members of the Asso-
citation, and at the door the evening of the Ball.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
w. Delroche, NJ. N. Shannon
X. Massicott, J. Holloway, ..
Charles Chestnut.
N. b. There will be several Fancy Dances during
the evening by members Of the Association. Clark's
Cotillion Music has been engaged. fel0-eoSt'
0g-THE JOHN ENGLAND INSTITUTE Lee
TURES. The Third Lecture of the course will be
delivered ut Calvert Hall on THURSDAY EVEN
ING goth inst, by Rev. J. p. DoSELAS, of Washing.
ton. Subject-"The Influence of the Catholic Re-
ligon on the Arts and Sciences" Lecture to com
mence at u O'Clock.
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, 25 cts; to
be had at J. Murphy's Book Store, Baltimore street.
J. Il, McGlennanS Gay street, near Exeter; Clipper
and Sun Offices at the door of the Hall; and of the
members. .. fele-3lt
R7-GREAT INDUCEMENTS Beautiful Cologne
Bottles, OF French China, only IS cts eaeh also fine
Extracts of Patchinly, &c. only % cts bottle; fine Co
losne waters, Soaps, SC; Toilet Powders and Putfs
hne Pomatum, Baudoln, Sc; beautiful silver Hair
rms with richly cooed Tasses, 37 each; Jet Breast
rms, anu 10 cts each: Hair Pins low in proportions
LOT OF fnrse and Reticue Clasps, of steel atestsyes:
GIT and steel Beads in vaetes white, silver, blue
auu black Bus'es; gilt and steel Rings and Tasses;
nnia'o Sue ana tuck Combs. in varieties; shell do
Ioiiet Combs and Brushes; Ivory and plated Napki n
Kings, &c &c. New style goods receiving and rnn
OH III low prices for cash. and no abatement.
fglt on tile corner of Baltimore and Charles sis.
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FRONT STREET THEATRE. Burton's exer-
tions in re-opening this house last night were
rewarded with bumper. We have never had
theatre so well managed, a company of such
talent, succession of such new and excellent
pieces. The Tower Of .NsSIe, met with loud
applause. Conner was in great cue, and Miss
Kirby deserved the cheers with which she was
greeted. This play must be repeated. To
night, there is regular star cast of the good
old comedy ofSpeed The Plough. We have new
er seen such list of talent devoted to the per.
Torrance of any one piece in this city before,
and the manager deserves credit for the enter
prise Of his undertaking. Open Seale is glo-
rious bit of fun from the beginning to the end,
TEMPERANCE MEETING. A public meeting
of the Maryland State Temperance Society,
will be held this evening, in the Light street
Methodist Episcopal Church. Addresses will
be delivered by the Rev. John Marsh and Mr..
J. b. Cough. The fame of the latter gentle
man as a temperance lecturer will ensure a
large audience.
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10000 c pohh 4hIs p az b E., ps ss
was sold Yesterday, to Nos IA d. 3d. whole ticket en-
titled to S500 to Nos. IA 80 a. quarter, 4oO sold to
citizen: Behold. here is the entcing scheme for
TO-DAY:
SPLENDID PRIZES! PRIZES,
prize Of $4,000 prize of $4,000
10000 1899
5000 20 " 535Se
Tickets S5-shares in proportion
Drawn Nos. cl. No. :, lowest prize $40, Feb 49, are
90 u 80 % d. Ia 81 81 81 % 10 "a 80 66
Orders from distance should be addressed 10
JAMES FLETCHER co.
IL Baltimore, Mi
Il tOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CAsEs
~ constant supply of the above, for sale ~
PARSONS s. PRESTON.
1e49 Isl Pratt street.
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FRoM THE Souri,. We received last night
by Government Express, slips from the Plea
yune, Courier, Bee and Tropc, containing N.
Orleans dates of the 10th inst, and from the
Mobile Tribune ofthe 18th They contain no
news of interest. Anderson, the tragedian, APP
peared at the St. Charles Theatre, N. Orleans,
on the evenings of the 10Th and It'll, to crowd
ed houses, and was enthusiastically received
Ole Bull was to give his first Concert on the
eth inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-20

LARGE REWARD. We stated yesterday that
Henry Thomas, alias Dean, who had for some
time been confined in jail at Lancaster, Pa, for
burglary, had been identified as the murderer
of MIR. Edwards, in Ohio, by officer Hughes, of
the former place We notice that reward of
$1,000 had been offered for his arrest, $1,000 by
the Governor of Ohio, $500 by the deceased's
administrators, and S4o0by the citizens ofChil-
licothe.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

The ONDERDoNK AFFAR.-The son Of Bishop
Onderdonk, of New York, has instituted suit
against the N. Y. Herald for publishing the
Bishops statement, respecting the charges of IL
bidinous and irregular conduct on which he was
found guilty and suspended from Office, as a vi
olation of copyright. This is the worst catch
penny proceeding that has yet come to our
knowledge. fthe Bishops defence was written
to explain away and rebut the accusations upon
which be was auaigned, it would seem that both
he and his son would thank any editor OF
newspaper for assisting in its circulation. The
idea Of sons making money out of such pub
lication, is little less repugnant TO the moral
feeling of society than the indecent conduct Cor
which the father was disgTaced. The Bishops
brother, who was spiritual superintendent over
the diocese Of Pennsylvania, was stripped of his
eoclesiastical power for immoral behavior Ike
wise. 1t is bad breed.
Both bFothenhad way of their own Of s.lav-
ing on Of hands"-a most solemn oeremonv
when performed according TO the ritual When
ladies were in the case, they forgot to son6pe
their manipulatiOnS to the head as required Nv
law TO do. They were for the largest liberty in
this particular.-L Picayuns.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

SMTR's New Mar AND CASTER OF THE
UNITED STATEs.-We yesterday had the pleasure
Of an examination Of these most admirable
works which have been recently so highly lal ded
by the press throughout the country, and we are
sure that no one who is acquainted with works
of the kind can lock at this map without pro-
nouneing il as we do, the best in all resDeots
'hat has ever appeared ia this or any other
eSuntry. Il has much that was Fever before de.
ifneated on any map, and what strikes our enc
particularly, it has TEXAS and CANADA al
ready ANNEXED, and OREGON ron. The Ga.
zeteer is also we'll got up. tits filed with stat
i'tioal and biographical information, and con-
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

The UNITED STATES AND Russ,A. =, Tho -.
Northern Bear is rapidly acquiring wealth and
Importance. The vigorous prosecution Of p;van.
tic works Of internal improvement promises r.
give him commanding influence over the whoro
OF northern Europe and Asia within ten war.
from this time. 1t is not difficult 10 forasoo a.,
effect of Rail Roads between ST. Peter.b,,u -,
the frontiers Of Germany, Turkey, China AMI
lndIa' Once within reach of the luxuria. ana
a''Facuons OF civilized life, or exposed IN che
seductive temptations Of wealth, a popnIa,;on Of
nardy northmen, numbering sixty million, .nd
Just emerging from a state of barbar;sr, ,,;,IL
'l'po'eo TO follow the example of the mortimer
OF al ages, IN extending their dominion I'VE, ~.
more ettemlnate nations of the Soutb. and A..
'eeoler nations Of the North. The last o,,..
whelmlng invasion OF the northern borde,- tbo
lnrSomans, came upon Europe from the Mash
last 81. and 1t would have swept over the whole
civilized world, had it not been arrested Al The
Oattie OF Tours, in A. d. 73O. Western En,oro
was saved and became the nursery of the 0rsa,.
est nations that ever governed the earth. Chr;..
llanliy was preserved apparently by the m;,.o.
OlouS interpostiOn Of Divine Authorize. tha, :,
might attain supreme power, and extend Il, h.
huence throughout the habitabls Globe. II ha.
rescued the tribes Of the frozen regions from Oh.
'curity, and prepared them to become the con-. Z
luerors Of {he licentiOus Turkoman who sbo,,
eleven hundred yeAu ago, attempted to destroy
n power aud influence.
Next to the United States, there !, M 9TH.
power better fitted for the great work Of rsrorn
IND conquest within it' sphere, than Russia. II
an absolute monarchy, governed BY the su-
rene viii Of the AutOcrat, and just such a sOv.
inmeht as IS best calculated to conquer those
'lthin its reach. lie Railroad TO Germany
al BRING ~ the arts and civilization of EuroDe.
nd those to the East win extend its dominior
yer the savage hOrdss Of those regions; and hsv.
g within itself, from position and climate. ele-
ents Of perpetual greatness, there Is no reason
apprehend dismembermsat Of the powsrf,l
mplre from The acquisition Of new territories.
While The United SlafeE, by wise Laws anaan
IhEatsned Government, are attraefinr fbe an
ns population OF the most civilized nafions 80
reading TIE blessings on free fnstitnf;ors -
e greet American Continent, Russia Il -.
tihE fot me darker nations 81 the Old world
.ii1atiou teat in turn viii disappear be.
z enligntened sIstema o. Government modeIio5
ter our OWL New York sun.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

tains full description Of Oregon Territory,
made up from the latest accounts, aud exhibits a
comprete view Of the Agricultural, Commercial,
Manufacturing and LITERARY condition and re-,
sources OF tho country. The Agent, NJ j. w.
SMITH, at the Phoenix House, viii supply any whO
wish the work. These works are for sale only by
Agents who sell at same price all over the coun-
try. Mr. SMITH is also agent for Robt. Merry's
Museum, edited by Peter Farley, and designed
for Youth. An exceedingly valuable work. He
is also agent for the Law Reporter.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

6TThe N. Y. Sun mentions a rumor that
willis, OF the Evening Mirror, has "invitation,
70 hoOoken on hand" in consequence of some
OF his articles thought TO asperse the character,
Of the ladies who gave evidence in Bishop On
derdonk'a case.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

OCJ-IhirtJ EIGHT Of the political exile,, can
vioted to bsnishment in Van Disms,,. -
nom Canada, for their participation in n. =.
oe'Iion Of 80 have returned in pursuance OF the
Queens pardon, to Montreal.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

TThe Illinois Legislature have repealed n.
Mormon charter unoOnditionally, By very De.
cisiVe vote-76 10 Sc.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION. -There is to be a
great Agricultural Convention at Montgomery,
Ala, on the third Monday ofthis month. Del
egates from every county in the State are ex-
Pected to be present. The object OF the Con-
Vention is to take into confederation the de-
pressed state of the cotton trade, and devise
means by which to exhance the value Of that
staple.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

0trGive "HsH Alexander a call to.nirbt.-
tie holds forth at The Phoenix HOuus.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

0.-The ''Regislro Ofcial" of Mexico, Gay
the N. o. Picayune of the llth,) which for some
time has been the organ Of publication of the
events OF the Mexican revolution, states that
during the session of the Chamber Of Deputies
on the Cd Of January, the Minister OF friendly
power proposed that the deliberations Of the
Congress be made under thesprotection of the
flag of his nation, which he profTered TO the use
of the legislature. The Chambers declined the
offer, with an acknowledgment of thanks.
What Minister this was, we are at a loss to
conjecture. Gen. Green had left Mexico before
that time, and we know of no other functionary
who would be likely to bring the protection of a
Revolutionary Congress within its puryicw.