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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03
From the Philadelphia Daily Sun.

NPKIL IUITl, 18Th.
Mr.. John "A. CentreH-Dear Sir,-Hoving been af-
licted for upwards of two years, with liberation OF
the throat destroying the whole Of the soft palate,
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out,
which partially destroyed my speech. Through a kind
Providence, and your Medicacd Syrup of Sarsaparl-
la, now restored to perfect health and my sight,
which was so much impaired, is as strong as when Il
boy.
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make il public.
Yours sDccttully. SAMUEL, KIRK.
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Schr Henrietta, Craig, Norfolk, 7 Hooper
Schr Repeater, TIavers, Alexandria, d. c., Rose
Merrill & Dodge.
schr Falmouth, Creighton, Norfolk and Richmond
T. Hooper,
Schr Oregon, Applcgarth, Charleston, Chas Pen.
dcrgast s. Son.
Schr Jack Downing, Passapea, Philadelphia, Jobs
w. Brown.
sloop Sophia Elizabeth, Morris, Petersburg, Va j.
Haukey
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

To TIE CITIZENS AND NisIrERs AT WASH
INGToN. From the extensive circulation of our
paper in the District of Columbia, as elsewhere,
we have enjoyed the most unprecedented ad-
vertlsing patronage from Washington, and we
refer our numerous readers in the Metropolis
Visters and the public generally, to our adver-
tising columns headed " district of Columbia
advertisements" Hotels and housckeepeb may
thereby ascertain where to purchase the most
choice I" beef freshest BUTTER" &C.; and Wis
tiers and citizens, where to find the most magn-
ficent I" boquets," that ever courter bestowed
upon the fair; Z" hats" too, the very latest fash
ION; the " Inauguration balf' matters of amuse-
ment, and numerous other things, all tending
10 public accommodation. And those who pa
tronise our advertising friends, may expect to
realise all that could reasonably be desired to
crafty their wants and wishes.
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MARINE BANK OF BALTIMORE,

MARINE BANK OF BALTIMORE,
MARCH lst, lS45
Nj Office Is HER GIVEN to the stock
~ holders, that an election for fourteen Directors
will be held at the Banking House on MONDAY, the
18th of April next, between the hours of IL and |
O'Clock. By order,
mh3 NIT PHILIP IIrTIG, Jr,, Cashier
rHNHE COURT on Saturday morning passed the
IL following order:
BALTIMORE CITY COURT
MARCH LIST, 1919 {
The Court stands adjourned until FRIDAY NEXT,
Of which the Jury, and all others having business with
the Court, will take notice. By order,
mh3-2t VIM II. GATCHELL, Clerk.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

BuRros's THEATRE, FRoNr-Sr. "Fazio,
or the Italian Wife," tragedy of surprising
interest, will be produced tonight, the part Of
Blanca by Mrs. Sloman, Fazio by Mr.. Conner
After the tragedy Mr.. Sloman will sing several
of his best comic songs. The performance will
conclude with, fer the last time, the Opera of
the Bohemian Girl" During the engage
ment of MIR. and Mrs. Sloman, persons would
do we'll to secure their seats in the early part
of the day, otherwise they might be forced in
the evening to take "back seat
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AssH@ WIN. II. t&EEIVIE,
k1skM FAsHIoSABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
ESihE 0S BALTIMORE STREET
NMMsMAsA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
otlat owing to the great number he sells,
nc Is at all times enabled to furnish fashionable Hats
OF quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab
Shnent in the city, Of any shape description now
worn, viz SILK, Molekin, Russia, Cashmere, Nutrin,
aud Bearer. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
a BlLI, OF PRICES AT THIS STORE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

I'D Obj ERY. The residence of Mrs. Ann ii.
ma Belt, No. l66 McIIenry street, was entered on
the night Of the 2Sh inst and robbed of the following
articles: Three silver Watches one of them marked
22,20!; five finger rings; two breastpns; hve silver
tea spoons, marked A. D. b.; check on David l..
Cohen for $780, and $50 in notes. A liberal reward
will be given for the recovery of the property or the
apprehension and conviction of the thief. mh3-2t"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

M on hand, fine assortment of LEATHER and
MOROCCO, consisting in part of Cafskins, superior
quality, light aud heavy; Wax upper; Buff upper;
and Harness. | have also fine lot of BOOT MO
ROCCO, Tampco, Madras and Cape; Tampco,
French, Madras do Kid Curacao and Tampico dc.
All of the above articles will warrant he good
as any in the city, and will be sold op lbs they can
be bought at any other house.
JOHN ROSS, corner of
mhJ'eo2w Chcapside and Lombard street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

5Iz-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tall in Baltimore, either at the OF Franklin and
Green streets, at the S. w of Baltimore
and Green-sts fei2
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

A SPECIAL INVITATION is extended 10
IA citizens and strangers in Baltimore to try their
luck during the present week at the lucky Office OF
FLETCHER Il co No. 3 Holiday ST. now the Hi ad
Quarters for pIzcs in Baltimore.
See the grand capitals to be distributed.
$4,000, TO DAY, tickets So.
$4,000 TUESDAY, tickets 81 so.
100000, WEDNESDAY, tickets IS.
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets %.
$1,000 FRIDAY, tickets S2I.
$1,000, SATURDAY tickets 81.
The above are rs No Lotteries with ID ballots.
Drawn Nos. class 8, March Lowest prize 81.
II 81 60 Is 40 IS az IL 10 81 % I'll e. SIS
Always apply or address your orders 10
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
1t Baltimore, Md
A GAIN FORTUNATE-EMORY & co. IN
IA LUCK. Per drawing of the f. F. Seminary
class 8, Nos 10 ii 4S, the beauty of S000 in quar-
ter sold to citizen, worth $3.50, for the small sum of
81 lald out Nos. Sd 81 81 prize of $500 in pack
age sent to Carlisle, Pa, besides numerous smaller
THIS DAY draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class 27-75 Nos and - baots.-Capital S25 OOO
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 ! prize of $4,000
5000 24gO
5000 20 I" 1000 &c
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Risk on package that can draw S40,e00 Emory s.
Co. will sell on certificate for SIS. Now your chance
for a fortune.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery class
&, drawn March Lowest prize So:
u 81 60 Is 10 sc 4S IL 10 81 rs 81 81 IS
% Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s. CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, Maryland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

WNOR HIRE. Three German Girls who can
RI speak English-their ages are l5 II and 20 years.
wish to obtain situations in respectable families to
nurse OF do Homework; the eldest is an excellent
seamstess and is capable Of insrucIing in music and
embroidery, sc. They can come highly recommend
ed. Apply quickly at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
mh3 No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

ING ERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
H The Small Fry triumphant as usual. Comb Is
36 49, the Cd capital of Sl3ia, and comb 10 II 49, the
3D. capital of $1,000, both sold in the same package
This is hard to beat and we defy any of our neigh
bors to show a greater piece of luck. The quarter
package which cost but 81 60, brings back net the
sum OF 59S clear of discoun and hat is the best of
it, @poor man" pockets the cash.
Drawn Nos. of Saturdays Lottery are,
IL 81 so ID 40 36 4S ii 10 81 Is o 81 67 az
Draws TO DAY, Md Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No. 27--75 Nos. ~ ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of S25,O0O / prize of $4,000
5000 | " 2I90
5000 90 " 1000 SC.
Tic kets S5-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Soutll-s and Exchange Place; or,
IL Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

CE! ICE! The advertisers offer for sale the con
u tents Of an Ice House, conveniently situated in
the CITY, The Ice is clear and solid, and will be sold
IN lots to suit purchasers Inquire at this Office
ml3 cost
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

NTAGISTRATE'S OFFICE. The subscrib-
w er having located his Office at No. 2 SOUTH
CALVERT STREET, is now fully epared to attend
to all the various branches of Magistrates business
ne VIII also attend to the drawing of Deeds, Bills Of
Sale, Mortgages, Indentures, Insolven Papers, and
taking acknowledgements. lie hopes, by strict atten-
ton and prompt action, to merit a share of public pa
uOnage. mh3 81 G.. G. EGERTON, Sen'r.
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We are authorized to say, for the information Of
our readers interested in the Improvement of Penn
syvania avenue, that the contractor for laying the
curb-stones left Washington Immediately after sign
ing articles of agreement for the purpose of procur
ing the stones; and that the other contractors are
busily engaged in making their preliminary arrange,
ments, and also in delivering materials. The con.
tracts for constructing the cuverts have been let to
an experienced builder, on reasonable terms But
little can be done in the way of paving until the
curbsones placed; and as they are to be brought
from New York, some little delay may be reasona.
bly, expected in their arrival here; but understand
it is the intention of the authorities to whom the
superntendance Of this important and useful road
way has been confded, to begin the culverts without
delay, and to push on the works to completion with
all necessary vigor and that it will in all probability
be finished some time before the meeting of Con.
gress.
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The "New York Express would nssuredly not
and courteous demeanor towards its political OPP
ponents. If such course did not add to its own
character, it might at least better protmote the dignity
if not the decency, of the press. There is
sideration which has always borne with grea,
weight upon our mind. Are we consulting our own
characters by these unworthy attacks upon each
other Will. others consent to treat US as gentlemen
when we treat each other as blackguards II
we are wanting in respect for others ourselves
expect others to treat with that courtesy to
which noble profession is much entitled The
express has not absolutely stopped to scurrilty
in the article which is before us, but the style which
it employs is not exactly according to the best taste
of the community Waggery is not wit--and sn
less does assertion amount TO argument. We assure
the "New York Express" that we did not see the
question it propounded to us, until we saw it in the
ansioer OF our correspondent from Philadelphia
county" We need not, therefore, assure him, Of
course, that we did not "turn our back upon the
Old Dominion, to look eastward for assistance
The first we heard Of the question was from his
respondent "Otsego;" and his hit at the editor
of the Union being himself possibly the au.
thor Of "Otsego," is neither true in itself very
liberal towards ourselves Whether "otsego" will
consent to reply to the "Ncw York Express" is q
question for himself to consider. All that we car
say is, that he is welcome to our columns; but as
for ourselves, we have Tin the classical language
of Mr. Webster) tother fish to fry"
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A JUST TRIBUTE,

Among the letter-writers from Washington who
rank the highest for fine talents, liberal spirit and
gentlemany bearing, we unhesitatingly place the
correspondent Of the "New York Journal of Com.
merce." His praise is worth something, because
he dscrimnates justly, speaks freely, and, though
he sometimes condemns, he never abuses. 1t is
some satisfaction, them to ourselves, and is some
compliment to the writer whose able essays in the
columns of the "Union,' over the signature Of &C,
have deservedly attracted general attention, and com
manded high commentator, to see the following
just tribute in his letter Of the 2Sth ult in the Jour
nal of Commerce"
We are happy to inform our readers, that though
the author Of CO. has been necessarily drawn away
from the discussion by some indispensable engage
ments, he intends in very few days to resume his
labors, and prosecute his subject in the other inter
esting phases which it presents for his considers
ton:
"The able articles in the Union on the subject Of ou
Mexican relations have attracted deserved attention In u
cid narrative elegant dicon and powerful argument they
unsurpassed by any essays international subjects
that adorned the American press The author of
articles is designated by the initial Of his name c. He
citizen Of Washington and well known to the public
eminent lawyer. mention this only for the tina
of the the New Orleans Repub
licanhave enormously attributed their authorship to Mr.
Cushing commend to your notice especially the fifth
number which traces in elegant and graphic thu
which led to the difficulties between Mexico
other nations, and to her own unhappy condition"
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The appointment of John Appleton as CHIEF

The appointment of John Appleton as chief
clerk in the Navy Department, is highly satisacto-
nv TO the democrats of Maine and not the less SO,
that il was made without any solicitation on the part
of Mr.. Appleton. The only objection we have heard
from anv quarter is feeling Of deep regret at part
inc with SO good a citizen, and valuable member
of the democratic party. Very few men of his age
have had the good fortune to become so favorably
known to, and so highly appreciated by the democ-
racy of the State. His talents as a writer and pop
ular speaker have given him a commanding inau-
ence in the party, whilst the purity Of his character
and his genemanly department have preserved
him from the shafts Of envy. He has the good for
tune to possess many friends and no enemies.
augusta (JHe) .4ge.
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DIED,

On the gath of May, in Fairfax county, Viz
gina, VIRGINIA, youngest daughter of Colonel
GEoRGE and MARY MINOR, in the Odd year of her
age. Ha 81
Few have gone down to the grave more generally
beloved, or more universally regretted; and while
her aged parents are called to mourn the loss of Z
child 80 amiabe and lovely they have the pleasing
assurance that she has exchanged the suferings o.
earth for the repose Of Heaven. s.
On Saturday, the 17th inst, at his residence in
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, after illness of two days
HUDSON STAPLETON GARLAND, Esq, attor-
ney at law, eldest son of Hon. JAMES GARLAND, Of
Lynchburg. He was, at the time of his death,
thirty years of age, save one month and ten days.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION

We have been politely furnished by Mr. Vail, of
the Office of the United States Telegraph with the
following:
"Nrws ny TELEGRAPH, 10 O'clock, A. M.--The
steamboat Paul Jones' exploded her boiler this
morning at 9 o'clock, when opposite North Point,
killing instantly the engineer, John Parsons, two
fremen, and a boy. Capt Motif was badly scelded,
and was brought to the city by the steamer Georgia,
which passed soon after the accident"
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help her over this b Of x in which she seems to be placed

help her this bit of fix In which she seems to be placed
with regard to the Oregon territory
THE Belfast indicator goes still fpTher and puts this
hypothesis; Suppose with France and America and
all its and people here determined TO
make these embarrassments: would England fire
gun until ireland ee1 Who recruit her ranks1 Forty
thousand lrShmen In her service raising the temple
her glory but daring to nscrbe their the
abature Even their neutrality refusal enlist
in the ranks-woud impede her course and frghtfuy
barrass her But merely neutral but constutionsy
opposed how could England war with paralyzednay
hostile right arm III
THE Times all this hypothesis hut very
upon Sir Robert Peel Tor giving the Irish oppor
tunty thus to threaten. II saysi
'she integrity Of the empire is shaken the French are
called shores In battle array Canada is irnged
Invasion Oregon seized Great Britain Ireland
agined in actual war army is supposed melting into
current OF deserton in order get up case Sir
Robert Peels preternsua interference with the ordinary
course OF the British constitution
'O'Connell made speech at Dundalk on the LIST u II
mainly made Of buhoonery and bombast the thread
bare theme Of repeal Before three months said he Eng
land may be in war
Good luck 60 her in that war If she Justice Ire.
land will not all the other side of the question:
aughter FORT is past praying for There is know ing
how soon some vcissudes in the fortunes OF England
achieve every thing for and take word for it, that
there be within the next three months you will
be walking up to Dublin before Christmas next with small
sticks hands just for the purpose OF seeing what
Irish Parliament looks like Cheering and laughterl
And here we close for the evening our running
II.
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From the Detroit Free Press.
CUSToM-HoUSE APPOINTMENT.

The Jackson Patriot, in speaking of the custom
house appointment In this city, says
"Of the appointment, we have heard none but ex'
pressions ofapprobaton. Mr.. Hammond has been
faithful public officer in the councils Of the State
and for that reason has been made the mark at which
the shafts Of whgery have been hurled They
have fallen harmless, however; and the executive
will be fortunate indeed if he succeeds in filling his
place with one equally qualified to discharge the IN,
tricate duties Of the Office. Mr.. Hammond will
carry with him into his new and, hope, more lu-
craye station, the best wishes Of the democracy"
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
y trust from Joseph Nourse 10 the subscriber,
dated the 30th day Of April 1929, and recorded
among the land records OF Washington county, in
the district of Columbia, in Liber w. B., No. IS,
foos 479, AGO. 4Sl, 482, and 463, he will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash. on Saturday,
the 7th of June next, at o'clock, p. M, on the
premises, all that lot of ground In the city OF WASH
ngton numbered & Z, in square l4l, with the build
ngs and improvements thereon; and on payment Of
the purchase money good and sufficient deed viii
be made to the purchaser, conveying all the right,
title, claim interest," and estate Of the said Joseph
Nourse in and to the premises.
The property will be resold, at the risk and ex-
pense of the purchaser, il the terms Of sale are
not complied with in three days from the time of
sale. s7#
t2 ]. 1. STULL, Trustee.
ROBT. w. DYER, & CO.,
May 8-eods Auctioneers.
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We have seen copy of the "Brother Jonathan
newspaper, dated July 4, ls45, in which ''the Star
spanged Banner'' is printed and set to music, and
oddly enough, attributed to DIR. McHenry. This
is strange mistake. We had thought that every
conductor Of an American public press, at least
was aware that the late Francis s. Key, of this city
was the author Of thai glorious song.
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BIZ fl. Green. .Aucfioneer.

rHINA, GLASS, CRoCKERY, HARD
~ WARE, AND FURNITURE, AT AUC-
TION.-On Thursday, the 5th instant, shall sell
my auction room, Concert Hall, at Al o'clock, p.
M, good assortment of the aboye-named articles,
such as ,'
Fine gilt, white and figured, China tea and coffee
sets
Fine India, stone, and granite China dinner sets
Granite and Liverpool plates and dishes, stands,
casters, &c.
Sugardishes, tumblers, lamps, salts, &c.
forks, &c.
Alse,a good lot Of mahogany and other funi-
tlire.
The above articles are new, and must be sold.
Will be added to the sale good assortment Of
secondhand furniture.
The ladies particularly requested to attend
the sale.
A. GREEN,
June 2-3t Auctioneor
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THE FIRE OF THE FLINT.

The following is an extract of letter, which we
have received from one of the most distinguished
and patriotic and chivalrous citizens of the West
who poured out his blood like water at the battle Of
the Thames: a
81 am particularly gratifed with the manner in which
you have treated oregn relations and the
BILE and gasconade Of Sir Robert Peel the Brit
ish premier Is tpossibe that the British minister wishes
war NH the United statesl possible that the IN
power in Great Britain believe that they alarm with
bghsoundng words and bold defamation when they have
been able to do 1t by the sound of herca at
the point OF the bayonetl We should avoid II posi-
BILE if consistent with rights; hut il Mexico should de-
clare and England should force into it, should be-
leve that protecting Providence has influence in 1t
for good for the perpeuaton Of liberties and for
the restoration Of to freedom The English posses
Eons around have been, and will remain the
United Sates and yet England is not satisfied with what
she has but is unjusy grasping after Let do
duty and fear The people of the United States at
ached to the Union in every section notwithstanding the
unhoy and reasonable designs and wishes of the fanatic
aboltionists Our country has suffered much by the asp
rations Of portion OF leading hut in of
the ambition Of few cannot control the many. Opposition
TO forced upon for Texas Oregon will make them
odious the members OF the Hartford convention.
am succeeding well in the management of my
preparing to put in my mite if my country should
need my services" ta
Thus speaks one of the best Romans of them
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HYpRoYaRArHIcAL OFFICE,

HYDR0YGRAPHIcAL OFFICE,
June 3, 1S45.
Sir: have the honor to report, in the absence Of
Lieut.. Maury, the approximate position Of comet,
as seen this morning by Professor Hubbard United
State Navy, in the N. and E. at 20 h. m. sid time;
It's r. A. was 8 h. 25 m. and Dec SO Sc N.
In the large telescope the nucleus as bright as
a star of the second magnitude; but to the naked
eye, simply bright elongated nebula.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
TIL. J, PAGE, 1t. U. s. N.
Com. w. M CRANE,
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NEWS FROM THE HEAVENS J!

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRocRApHY,
June 3, 1916.
Sir: have the honor to transmit herewith, for
your information, copy ola letter this day received
from Lieut.. TIL. J. Page, Acting Superintendent Of
the Photographed Office, reporting that comet
was seen this morning by Professor Hubbard.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, sir,
your obedient servant, E6
w. M. CRANE.
Hon. G. BANcRoFr,
Secretary of the Navy.
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Anew ROCKS AT FRANCK TAYLoR'S, q

NEW BOOKS AT FRANCK TAYLoR'S, q
IN few doors east of Coleman's Hotel.
D'Israeli's new novel, "Syvil, or the two Ma
TONS" 3 vols. in /; price 25 cents -, oo
D'Israeli's seven novels in two vols; price ~ w
Brougham's Lives of Men Of Letters and Science,
who Aourished in the time of George the 80; price
so cents O.
June 3