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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-25

ELECTION IN BosroS After various trials,
the American Republicans have succeeded in
e!ecting their candidate for Mayor. The de
mocratic party had no candidate, and the con-
test was between the American Republicans
and Wings, the Democrats voting for either
side, OF Withholding their votes altogether, ac-
cording to inclination. We hope that Mr. Da-
Wis may make good Mayor, and that the new
party will no. initiate their predecessors By
making a rush for the Offices.
1t thus seems that the American Republicans
in Boston, y. York and Philadelphia, are thor
oughy organized, and have made a successful
stand: and what is to prevent like organization
and success in the city of Baltimore? Are the
people of this city Indifferent TO the prevalence
of the principles supported by the party? 1t
cannot be, as those principles are purely Anne
can, and our citizens nave always exhibited a
patriotic devotion to their country. Is it be-
cause the evils complained Of in those cities are
not experienced in Baltimore? No man OF in
telligence will assume tins ground. There can
be no substantial reason assigned why the A.
mercan Republicans of this city should not or
game forthwith, and proceed in the great
work of reform; and we hope that such will be
their determination.
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ANE,rioN. Every man who has lived to a
toIcrabe age and been an attentive observer OF
the operations of the human mind, must have
discovered that, however men may eXtol liberty
and equality, and in words maintain the natu-
raj rights OF man, yet each aspres to control his
fellows @. 10 be distinguished above them
This is a natural and laudabe ambition, when
controlled within safe limits for it is an lncent-
i've to noble and generous acts, and the origlna-
tor of the purest patriotism. Without such
ambition society would soon degenerate into IA
!elcss, iner; mass, with no motive to cultivate
the mind or 10 develope those wonderful Gcul-
ties with which it has pleased Providence to en-
dow mank nd. In a republican system Of 60
verlment this ambition is particularly desirable,
as it has the tendency to elevate and improve
the whole body polite. And yet it may be
carried to extremes, and become preJudcial to
the public interests, particularly in times of
high party excitement, when real merit and ge-
nuine principle are too often compelled to give
place to ignorant pretension and presumptuous
assumption. If aspiration after power were
always attended by capacity adequate to the
proper discharge of the duties of the station
sought, and integrity not to abuse the conf
dence rcposed the exchange of one public Off
Ger for another would be of little importance to
the mass Of the people--but, unhappily, this Is
not always the case; and the result is some
times productive of immense injury to the coun-
try.
Official station appears to be eagerly sought,
Tor the double purpose of obtaining power and
emolumcn:. We speak now Of the mass of
applicants fog office. But there are those who
are indifferent to the latter consideration, and
desire Office only for the authority which it en-
abIcs Thea. tc exercise. They are pleased that
they can Say to this man come, and to that
one go;' ana wrap themselves up in all kinds
of imaginary dignity. But there is one ques-
ton which should he seriously considered by
every one wh0 aspires to WELD power. 1t is
this will It's possession contribute to their indi-
vidual happiness? We doubt it. Their very
elevation subjects them TO inconvenience and
annoyances which arc escaped in private life
If they have patronage to bestow, it is imposs
BILE for them to escape condemnation; for those
who are unsuccessful applicants for favor will
not quietly endure their discontinue, but give
vent to their feelings in denunciations, charges,
Sc Power, coupled with such conditions, it
seems to US, is not to be coveted.
lis safer floating with the tide
han on the pillows top to ride.
It does appear to us, that there is more real,
pure and unalloyed happiness to be found in
the obscurity Of private life, than in the elevat
ed position, which subjects one to the barking
of Tray, Blanch and Sweetheart--little dogs
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nata; me room at that time completely crowd
en hat 1t was impossible place more in H. and the
uiy confse iett to be pursued by the Commissioners
fOOms.' " p' ''"''
"ihe mean and delapidaed building, badly venti-
,"cu anu ishted, where teachers aud scholars were
colpeiied To lnhae the noXiOus atmosphere INHALED
from the stables in the neighborhood and where if
thH scnoo hau longer been continued il would seem
ns ~ tne cHnnsslonefs were making The experiment
10 learn what quantity of Inconvenience and suffering
the hunun constitution could bear with IMMUNITY ,,
compelled by the necessity of the case, the Com
nsslohers thought of leasing, with conditional pur-
ch2se The Assembly Rooms though several were on
posed to the measure. Before doing so some of them
visited Mr.. H., who advised them TO purchase by all
means 10 one reluctant to do So, he said-purchase,
aud 1t you do not like them, ''lce Rtake them off pouy
hands for Il HAIL. Events proved that some persons
interested III this movement never seriously intended
Tue High School to occupy the Assembly Rooms.
do not however include Mr.. H. in the number, |
merely state facts. Decided efforts were made to in
duce the Councils "to take the Assemble! Rooms Oft
the hands" OF the Commissioners, but to urest them
out OF their hands. 1t was introduced into the Couu-
ellis to take the Assembly Rooms for CITY Hall and
throw the High School with the primary into the Hall
winch would have been equivalent to their destruc-
ton The people rose up against this shameful con
duct III mass meeting ami spoke boldly against the in
tended measure of oppression after tti, meeting
those members of the Second Branch who had nj
ways voted against the High Set ool saw some reason
to change their minds and their Uotcs Mr. II. among
the numher-the first FRIENDLY roe he had erer cnSt
IN ITS taror since its establishment. The extreme yio-
fence OF Mr. ii IS manner and the oensvencss OF his
expressions being established by the foregoinl-in
connection with the epithet of Gimp and the other
hlgeIltlemaniy expressions in his communication are
snthcien to convince any reasonable person that he
Is just such man as would use the expression of
"rasamufrlns" without my bringing into collision with
him those formerly accustomed TO meet with him
His hostility TO the School is established beyond any
doubt Mr.. IL. is FRIEND to the High School and
the Public Schools in that GENERAL sense in which
ALL pubic men are There is no public man who is
not friend in profession How far he is in reality let
his acts demonstrate. The JOURNALS of the Branches
from which these facts taken, tell the truth and
''vertas magma est ct prevaobis." Yours. Sc
IL CHR. G. BROOKS,
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

A II THE NEW STORE, No. 50 BALTI-
IN MORE STREET, doors below Frederick st.
lust received and will open this morning an entire
new stock of SPRING GOODS, which will be sold at
the lowest market prices, consisting in part of
CLOTHS; CASSlMERES; YESTINGS; Satinets:
Kentucky Jeans; Brown Linens; Linen Drills; Cotton
Ianlaoon Stuffs; Flannels; Canton FLANNELS; Ca
iIcocs; Linen Cambria and Linen Cambria HDKFS
Cambria and Jaconet Muslin; Swiss and Book Mus
Inns; Ticking, Hollands; Italian Cravatsi silk Pocket
Hdkls; Umbrellas; Ginghams, black and blue black
Bomhaznes; black and blue black Alpaccas; CASH
MIKEs; Cotton osnaburgs; Gotten Duck; Bleached
Bleacled, Brown and Blue Drills; together with ,
large assortment of other Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
y5-T Those wishing to buy Bargains will do well to
call, as they may depend on our selling Goods at ex
ceedlng low prices JOHN Ii. WILSON,
No. 80 Baltimore ST.,
fe25- ths3t First white house below Frederick at
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h3-uEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, SC. We
are happy 10 state, that Dr. SMITHS SUGAR COAT
ED PILLS WILL in every case, give prompt relief, in
the above unpleasant complaints. Nine-te of man
kind are subject more or less, to headache-arising
from various causes. Females, in almost every fam-
", are much afflicted with it: but, it Just well
be prevented, as endured. Beginning with tEo the
first night ION going to bed next night three-nsxt
night four-next night, five-of DIR. Smiths SUGAR
COATED, or sIMpRovED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLs;''
and begin again, as before, with two pils-repeatng
the same few times-w entirely relieve the patient
of this complaint; improve digestion; purify the blood;
and strengthen the system generally.
We should pursue the same method to cure Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Loss ofAppGtite, Lowness ofSpi
rits, Sc All ask is, that the directions may be fol-
lowed-and cure will be the result. 1t
ny-LAFAYErTE vCLUNrEERs--ATTEN
TION! There will be special meeting of the Com
pany held at the Armory THIS EVENING, after
drill AS business of importance is to be transacted,
it is to be hoped every member will he in attendance
BY order of JOHN PlCKELL, Captain.
WIN. 4. A. J. GRuRG, Sec'y. liz
a7-BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS. Foun-
tain nkstands only 3It cts; Steel Pens 81 cts. card
with holders; Sealing Wax and Waters; Congress
Knives 50 and 62 cts each; Scissors, TO- 12 and le;
Buffalo and Shell Side, Twist and Dressing Combs,
!
gilt and steel Beads; Ladies' black Kid Gloves i2i
and %; gilt and steel Bugl9s, &c.; Purse Rings and
Tasses; fine Extracts of various kinds; POmaun;
Toilet, Nail, Comb and Tooth Brushes; fine Combs,
sc. &c. beautiful Hair Pins at 37l each; with almost
every variety Of new style goods, received and run,
off low fer cash and no abatement
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles sts
fc253tf MORTIMER x MOWBRAY.
aF-SAMUEL BLACKWELL, Esq, Merchant, SO
Water street. New York. after suffering with Rheu-
matsm for twenty years, has finally been cured by
using the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Imminent, from
Messrs. Comstock, No. 81 CORTLAND street. Such
eases are constantly coming to the knowledge of the
agents of these articles and now say to all, that
any person using these articles cannot possibly have
any rheumatic affections, such stiff joints, contract
ed cords and muscles, and numbness
Forsae cor. Hanover and Baltim,r SITS. Baltic. 1t
ng- NOTICE-MEETlNG IN FAVOR OF THE
JEWS SOCIETY. There will be Public Meeting
at the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Light street
(this) TUESDAY, the 25th instant, at O'Clock, r.
NJ, at which Addresses will be delivered by two
Christian Jews; after which, Society Auxiliary to
the American Jews Society, will be formed, and ar
rangements made toward the support of Christian
Mission for the benefit of the Jews Of this CITY, IL
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ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. We now for the
first time during the present session OF Con-
gress begin To think it possible, that the joint
resolutions for the annexation of Texas, may
be passed by both houses of Congress; and we
desire that Mr.. Mcrrck, one of the Senators
from this State, may have his full share of the
responsibility which shall attach to the passage
of the measure, whether the result be for the
veal or the woe ofthe nation. We have uni
formly opposed annexation, and conscientious
ly believe, that lift take place, it will be disas-
trous to the country-not, perhaps, in its imme-
date conseQuenccs-bn by its introduction of
principle which will hereafter supersede the
niunctions of the constitution, and open the
door to the qualification of boundess and
ruinous ambition to acquire territory. 1t is one
of the "signs OF the times" which we consider
ominous of future evil to the nation, and should
therefore have been avoided, But Mr.. Mer
rick has taken q different view of the Casa
view hostile 70 the sentiments Of those who
placed him in power, and to the interests ofthe
State which he in part, Ghough we must say
untanhtally,) represents-and thus we are to
have one of the most important acts in which
our government could be engaged, precipitatcly
forced upon tie country by the agency of Sc
nator Merrck. We call the particular atten-
ton Of the people of Maryland to this flct-
that they may award praise to the superior sa-
gacity ana craftsmanship of their Senator,
should he be found to merit it; or mcte out to
him that condemnation which he may deserve.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At PoRTo RICo-Great
Loss Of Property. We learn from the Exchange
Reading Room Books, that the brig Water
Witch, at this port, brings accounts of a great
fire that took place in the Bay of Ponce, on
the morning of the Sd February. The fire
broke out about hulfpast O'Clock, A. NJ, and
in less than three hours every house and stick
from the custom house eastward were consum-
ed: in all, about fifteen of the principal hous-
es and stores, and larger number of smaller
tenements, occupied by poor inhabitants, TO-
gethcr with number of cooper sheds, &C.
The amount of property lost is estimated a
about $3.50 900 to 100000 Among the suf
fercrs the principal ones are Messrs Dede &
Overman; Cobsera, Laeroix & Co.; Rocea, Lo
cot & Co.; Cerso, Font & Co.; Mrs Davidson
Pando, David Hatch, T. Ahrens & Co.; ant
Brandaw.
HAT FOR Mr.. POLK. Mr. Getz, a halter o.
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TENHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
- scriber mas obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County, letters of Administration on the
personal Estate of ANDREW DAYHUFF, late of
said county, deceased. All persons having claims
gainst the said deceased, hereby warned exhibit
The same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 2ith day of August next, they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed to made immediate payment
Given under my hand this 24th day of Feb, ls45.
fe25 law4te THOS. G. WATKINS. Admir-.
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MEsMERIsM--A TOOTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN. The National lntcligencer of yesterday,
contains an interesting account OF u Mesmeric
experiment performed IN Washington OH the
evening of the Goth inst. Miss Throop, about
ii years of age, was thrown into the Mesmeric
sleep by professor DE Bonneville, with the
view to having a tooth extracted. DIR. }. H..
Refe, a representative in Congress from Mis-
souri, and DIR. J. NJ. Gibson, from Louisiana,
examined the subject and tooth, when DR.. r.
+. Hunt, All eminent surgeon dentist OF Wash
ington, proceeded to extract the tooth, which
he did without the least manifestation of pain
by the patient Drs. Relic and Gibson have
published Il certificate of the case, from which
it appears impossible that there should have
been collision. The young lady on being ava
kencd was asked if she had not a tooth which
she desired to have extracted, replied in the at
frmatve, but on putting her finger in her
mouth to point out the tooth, found to her sur
prise, that it had been drawn.
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G3- THE CALEDONIA LIBRARY ASSOCIA
TiON, would respectfully announce TO their friends
and the public generally that they intend giving thei
rSt Annual Ball, at the armory of the City Guards
on THURSDAY, February 9Th, ls45. Tickets 81
admitting gentleman and two ladies-to be had OF
nio "'o"inS tohittc, VI any nIumhers nf the Asso-
eiatlol ana at the door on the evening of the Ball
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
w. Delroche, NJ. N. Shannon,
H. Massicott, j. Holloway,
Charles Chestnut
N. b. There will be several Fancy Dances durinu
the evening by members of the Association Clark;s
Cotlilon Music mas been engaged. tel0-eoSt+
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Po>r OrrIcE Bill. 1t will be seen by our
Washington letter, that the House of Repre-
scntatives took up the Post Office Bill from the
Senate yesterday. We are assured by private
adviccs tina. il will pass.
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&c HORACE GREELY'S LECTURE. The Gu
rators of the Murray Institute" have the pleasure
to announce that HORACE GREELY, Esq editor OF
the New York "Tribune," will deliver Lecture be
fore the Institute, in the CALVERT-ST. CHURCH,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 26th. Sub
ject-'SoCIETY"
Tickets may be obtained at the Bookstores of Col.
Hickman, or Mr. J. r. HanZche, and at the offices of
the Clipper, Patriot and Sun.
fel5-22, "a 49, 6-5t ]. SHRIGLEY, President,
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II Read the advertisements in to-day's pa
per They are of considerable interest to men
Of business and families, and all other classes
amonr whom this paper creulates extensively.
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U Godey's Lady's Book, for March, con-
tanning plates of fashions, &c., has been receiv-
ed from Shurtz s. Taylor, North street
Also, ''the Nun, or Life in Convent" by
one of the Sisters. A London reprint.
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HAT FOR Mr.. Polk. Mr. Getz, halter OF
Philadelphia, has manufactured beautiful
Oregon beaver hat, as present to MIR. Polk.
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QG- 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 Quarters, date
Military llallO North Gay street, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 26th inst, at II O'Clock. BY request of
tt2O6t SEVERAL or THE PARTY,
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YHSEAs. Superior Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
IL Tyson, S0uchong and pouchons Black TEAS
very superior aud warranted to give satisfaction.
For sale by EDMUND WOLF
tj20-3t l62 North Cav street
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@3.PRoGRAMME OF THE INDEPENDENT

R3.PROGRAMME OF THE INDEPENDENT
GREfS' MILITARY " FANCY GRAND BALL.
at FRONT STREET THEATRE on
THURSDAY ETENINC, Feb. l7th, 1915
No. |. Washngtnn's Grand March,
=. Cotillion by Walsh
B. Cotillion by La Bayadere.
4. Spanish Dance, awe met"
5. Cotion by Murray.
q. Waltz by I'll Jale0 de Jeres.
I. Cotllion by La Fctte de Famle
InteTmisSion Of 20 ,niumes
8. Independent Greys' Grand March BY Deilmau
9. EMBELLISHMENTS with Bells by Murray
10. Contra Dance-"Moxey Musk
II, Alarm Gun-QuadriIIe-by Haggard
IL. Rond Waltz, by La Bisky.
10 Spanish Dance, by Murray, (seected)
IA. Johnson, voice Quadre.
IntcrmisSion Of 20 minutes.
Is. Grand March, by Ksrcks
Is. Coon-"LcS Puritan.
II. Cotillion, by Mozart.
10 Polka Quadre, by Hazard.
49, Spanish Dahce-"Dark Eyed Onen
90 Cotillion from Norma, by Musard.
81. Cotillion from Ame, by Rookie.
- March Cotion.
30 Contra Dance-Iu's Victory
"a. Spanish Dance-'kate Karneyo
%. Virginia Reel-Miss NJ. Cloud
~ Gentlemen will not take their places on the
floor until notice is given by the sound of the Bugle
fe25-e02t
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!B}-h1R. GEORGE R. GLIDDON will commence
a NEW course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
diagrams, and elucidated by specimens of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from M. ]. CoHEN's Cabi-
net at the Masonic HALL, st. Paul's-st., on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, at u O'Clock. 0l7 The
course will be continued on Feb. 30, %, 81, and Mar
Sd, 9th and Sth.
% TICKETS, with Programmes, specifying the
subjects Of each Lecture for sale at the bookstores of
j Robinson, No l42, [. P. Cook, No. rs, Armstrong
u Berry, No. 1866, Knight s. Coburn, No PIG, Cush-
ing Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; Shurtz &
Taylor, No. II North street; at Barnum's Hotel, and
the Masonic Hail. Gentemens Tickets Slt, lady's
81, for the course; single admission so cts. fe22-tM6+
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ERICSSON STEAMBOAT

~ a<sasy7 ERICSSON STEAMBOAT
Hlyrzsteak3sre TRANSPORTATION LINE
sxssskzzdtaaA Between PH,LApELpuIA and BALrr-
MORE, via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, DAILY
Sundays eXcepted,) from No. 10 South Wharyes
Philadelphia, and from No. Light street wharf, Raj
timore.
The Boats of this line all of the first class and
in complete running order, will leave
each city DAILY, arriving the following morning in time
to connect with the Northern aud Eastern and South.
ern and Western Lines.
o. All merchandise consigned to the agents in Ell
ther city, will be forwarded free of commission or
storage. A. GROVES, Jr., Agent, Philadelphia.
fe25-y T.. G. HARRIS, Agent Baltimore
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a CARD. DANCING, that beautiful art, the dc =.
IA light of high society, which is altogether the
most agreeable of ali amusemens, and the most grace
full of all exercises, is taught by Mons. PAULETTE
at his Dancing Academy, corner of Hanover and
Lombard streets. Mons. P. will give course of I2
lessons during the months of March and April, in
WatzlnC, Spanish Dances, and Quadrilles.
N5- Terms for IL Lessons $5-to commence on
SATURDAY, March lst, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
ana . In the evening for gentlemen. Saturdays and
wednesdays are days for instruction. For single
Lesson so cents. fe25- ar
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BuRroN's THEATRE, FRoNr-sr a rich and
attractive bill is again offered at this house, to-
night. Three excellent pieces, in which the
principal characters will be sustained by Messrs.
Conner, Chapman, Barrett, Mrs. w. FL. Smith,
Miss Kirby and Mrs. Hughes; also variety of
singing and dancing by the Congo Meodists,
assisted by the real John Smith and little Ole
Bull The bill speaks for itself.
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Mr.. GLipDoN. The third of the highly in
teresting series Of Lectures now in course of
delivery by Mr.. Gliddon, will take place this
evening. The subject of this Lecture is-"The
Pyramids of Memphis and Meroe, in general;
including the recent discoveries Of DR.. Lepsius,
Chief Of the Prussian Scientific Mission, now
in Egypt, and Of other Hlerologsts, i'll regard
to the singular construction of these Monu-
ments. Importance of these dicoyeries."
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nc ATTENTION SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Baltimore bivsion, No. |, win hold public meeting
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 26h inst, at n
o'clock in the Rev. DIR. Purviances Church. in Raj
tmore near Cove street. The public are respectfully
invited to attend-several addresses may be expected
and the principles Of our order fully explained The
ether divisions will please meet Wednesday eve
ming, at 81 O'Clock, at the Hall of No. l.. BY order,
fe24-3t JOHN r. GEORGE p =
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Ep EMOVAL, The subscriber would inform his
~ customers and public, that he has removed his
FAINT SHOP TO the I'd story of No ) South Liberty
street. doors from Baltimore street, where he moss
respectfully asks them TO call, and leave their orders
for House and Sign Painting and Glazing, promising
that their work shall be done good, cheap and As
promptly, as at any other establishment.
{G51Store Fronts painted with despatch.
fe2j-ee3t* EDWARD NEEDLES