American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-01
CITY INTEILIGENCE

Caution. We have been requested to eau.
ton the public, and particularly the mer-
chants and storekeepers, in Baltimore street.
against a certain iaiu who has been doing
pretty heavy business, the last few days, in Dor
rowing small sums of money from different
stores. She is an imposter, and has been car
ryng on this game for some time. Several
gentlemen in our neighborhood, were "done"
yesterday by one Of her ingenious stories to the
tune of two or three dollars. She is Of rather
prcPossessing appearance, and dresses in black
that is to say she was dressed in black YES
terday. Look out for her.
Camp Netting We understand that the
Anne Arundel county camp meeting, for this
year, will be held in ''Hammond's woods, -
twenty-seven miles from this city, near the
Annapolis railroad, commencing on the Sth
inst, and that great preparations are making
in anticipation Of its being very large. There
are doubtless many persons in this city, as also
in the country, who would readily avail them
selves Of any advantage that might be afforded
them Of getting to the camp by means Of the
Baltimore and Washington railroad, and We
have no doubt the company will readily afford
the accommodation, by starting extra trains at
convenient hours, and al a reduction Of fare.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
Road company and the Baltimore and Phila-
delphia Steamboat company via the canal,
have effected an agreement by which the
interests of each will hereafter be better
promoted. We are not advised as to the
terms of the agreement 1t will be seen by
the advertisements in this days paper, that the
hours of arrival and departure are about to be
changed, which travellers will do we'll to re-
member.
Disorderlies. About Q O'Clock last night T.
Moody, John J. ID. Stewart, and Jonas Brown,
charged with lioting and tireing pistols, in Wa
ter street, were taken to the Middle district
watch-house, and locked up. Some resistance
was made, but it only worsted their case We
would advise all who fall into the hands of a
Charley" to keep COOL
81 am not mad" A young man, named f,
Wilson, was prevented by citizens, in repeated
attempts to jump into the Falls, last evening;
and, for his personal safety, they finally took
him to the Middl, watch-house. He seemed
evidently under the influence of liquor, though
very timed, and declared he was not mad, and
that his friends were mistaken in his intentions.
He was taken good care Of by Capt Pollard,
deeming it prudent not to let him at liberty.
Disobeying Orders. Jacob Bush, for dsobey-
ing the orders of Sweep-master Hutchinson,
was Yesterday arrested by officer Swck and
taken before Justice McAllister, who fined him
S. and costs.
Case for Court. Isabella Reeder and her
mother were arrested yesterday by officer Stock
EFT, on the charge of assaulting and beating
Mary Allen, and released on bail to appear at
Court by Justice Miller.
Improvement. That portion of Wiki street
which crosses Broadway, we are pleased to see,
is being newly paved with small stones 1t
has not been done, however, before it was
needed.
Assault. Alexander Rich, for assauting and
beating Lewis Barnes, was yesterday arrested
| by officer Stockett, and released on security to
keep the peace by Justice McAllister.
| WALKING ON THE WATER. 1t will be seen by the
advertisement in another column, that MriJAnss NJ,
LUcERNE Intends giving an exhibition ON Monday
next of his novel and ingenious manner of walking
on the water He has chartered the steamer Boston
for the purpose of conveying such ladies and gentle
desire TO witness this ''new thing under tie
sun" After the exhibition (Which will take place
short distance below the Fort) the boat will prsceed
en- an excursion of pleasure down the bay
New PUBLICATION. Wehavc received from Messrs.
Armstrong & Berry, No. 35 of Harper's Illuminated
and new Pictorial Bible.
New Music. Mr. Charles A. Hinckley. Jr. has laid
upon our table part of selections from Fry,s new
Opera of Leonora.
MANS. We have on hand an assortment of Pa
II per Folding FANS, which we will sell low to-
close FRED'K FICKEY & SONS,