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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

ANOTHER TRAGEDY. A keeper of grocery
and liquor store at st. Francisville, La, named
Halter, few days since took down gun
while in a passion, to shoot his bar-keeper,
when unfortunately it went off, the charge
taking effect on his wife, blowing off the top Of
her head, and scattering her brains over the
room He was arrested and held to bail
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

"
FOR ANNAPOLIS, E.4STON d. CAMBRIDGE.
a easas.s The Steamer MARYLAND will
leave Baltimore the following days,
2iShAhsaktta- for tie above Places from The lower
end of Dugan'S wharf, her usual place Of starring
For .4nndpoHs-On every MONDAY, ut 8 o'clock
and return same day.
For annapolis, Canlbrhge Gna Easton-On every
TUESDAY, at O'Clock.
For .4nnapots-On every THURSDAY, at 6 0'clk.
and return same day.
For .8,napoAs-6n every SATURDAY. at o'c.k,
and return same day.
no She will go TO West River and touch at Anna
polls every Thursday.
ia2S LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
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THE TEETH! THE TEETHn

.ar- '-igr,- ,,fGg-~s The subscriber tenders
e. sN yy IA 9S . tJ ~s4s his thanks for the liberal
III NJ patronage he has recev-
IA II g. ed since his residence in
-'S"%A' Baltimore, and continues
to perform all operations in DENTAL SURGERY
(embIacng the latest Improvement in the SCience) al
third less than the usual rates. He invites those.
who are afflicted with had Teeth to give him IN early
call. The high charges heretofore established having
precluded many from submitting their Teeth Dental
operations, an opportunity is offered to all 20 have
their Teeth putin good order, the charges shall suit
all who may favor him with call
GO An operations warranted to prove beneficial, OF
no charge made.
J. p. SOUTHCOMB, Dentist,
% No. 26 Fayette ST., I'D door from North.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

MIR. Bo ton presented a petition from the
New Market fire company, asking the city to
assume the payment of ground rent of the lot
upon which the house stands. Referred
DIR. Collins submitted an order directing the
city commissioners to inform this Branch whe-
ther, in the contracts for building Gay, Balti-
more and Pratt street Bridges, the contractors
were required to remove the foundation of the
piers of the Bridges. Adopted
Mr.. Richardson called up Second Branch re-
solution relative to the City Court. Concur
red in.
Mr.. Barnes called up Second Branch resolu-
ton proposing the appointment of a Joint COM
mmlttee in reference to the Jail. Adopted.
The resolution from the First Branch, pro-
posing the appointment of joint select COM
mite in reference to more equal division Of
the population among the wards, was concur
red in. Adjourned.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
AND lNCEEA SEED ACCOMNIOD AI,lN 1

GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
AND INCREASED ACCOMMOD ALTON
Fa-z4G-zZ55gs ~ In consequence ID The liberal sup
3-~yz-5$yeYs=fE pnli with which the BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINE
has met the PROJECTORS have determined TO increase
their stock, and will until further notice, run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nne Passenger Coaches
daily, IN each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
f. sgr.vgG They have also made arrangements
ssssss71t;:ttJs5 with The Steamboat and Rail Road
Att'--':1hstsr Companies, South OF Washington, by
(which the fare will he reduced to the following tx
ireHely low rates, viz:
Forthrough tickets from Baltimore to Richmond, $500
DO do do Petersburg, $50
do do do Weldon, $50
do do do Charleston, $50
Fare between Baltimore and Washington, $50
rs the Coaches will leave Baltimore immediately
on the arrival OF the Cars from Phiiudslpha and leave
washington Immediately on the arrival Of the Steam
boat from the South and perform the trip in fire hours,
passengers will reach Baltimore or Washington nearly
quite early by this conveyance a. by the Railroad
Line and will be down, free of extra charges, II
all the principal Hotels, any other Reasonable dist
ance in the CITY,
Passengers by thiS Line delivered on board the
Steamboat NJ Washington, free of any extra charge
and reach Richmond any point south OF it, at the
same time and at tro dollars and ig cents less faTe
than by this Rail Road line.
The public may rely on .skitu and accommodating
drivers, and every attention TO their comfort For Seats
oriurther information, apply at the Stage Office, oppO
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot Pratt
next door to the Green House, and two doors wtS Of
Whitman's Hotel.
aua9-G JACOB PETERS s. 60
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by lew IN This Guy, as being superior IN any Other
stove now in use Two grand pncipIes Of the stove
are Economy and utility. | therefore cordially in
vltc me GltiHc,s OF baltimore and surrounding couu-
try, to call and examine orthamseyes. n2l-co3n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISCOVERY
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

MicHGAN u. s. SENATOR. Gen. Lewis
Cass was elected U. S. Senator from Michigan
OH the lth inst, for six years from the 4th Of
March when the term Of Mr., Porter, wing, ex-
nirns
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

FHNo THE PUBLIC. The subscriber desires
M to inform his customers and the public generally
that he has had finished during The past season. The
largest stock of TIN WARE in the city, bcing the
greatest variety, comprising every article in a GENE
Raj FURNISHING STORE, OF which Catalogues
are always prepared, and assures those who may ia
Vor him with call, aud desire to purchase that thes
orders VIII be attended to with unprecedented de
sratch The Ware is of the very best materials,
iectcd by himself, and made by the best workmen in
the city, most of whom have been in his employment
Tor the past eight years. and On whom he hatieTs hm
sell he can place the greatest condolences although he
gives his personal attention, in connection with that
OF competent foreman to the workshop, and can,
therefore, confidently recommend The Ware 10 the
public, every article of which will be warranted to
give satisfaction, returRable at my expense. The
prices are extremely low, 10 give general salts
faction. ALFRED u. REP. 32j Baltimore ST.,
fel-u Sign oil the "GOd Bath Tub
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a,y-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN X BALTl.
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
vi carriers, only sic cnd quarter ceats per week
Byablc tie Carriers only at the end of each week
The Clipper will also he sent, by mall ts distant
subscribers, At the rate Of -Four Dc!IGss per ycarpay
stle always. in advance,
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Not CoNFIRMED. The rumor that the no.
mnatDn of Judge Nelson, of New York, fol-
the Supreme Court, had been confirmed, is con-
tradictd by the Washington Globe.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12

II = = WILL YOU
suffer with the Tooth
ache when You can
5bavC il cflectualiy and
IentireIy cured by call
ling ON DR.. STINSOE.
81 HANOVER ST. 4
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DECt tension. Ex-Presdent Van Buren,, has
declined the honor of Regent ofthe University,
conferred on him by the Legislature of New
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SERIOUSLY ILL. Gov. Whitcomb, of Indi-
ana, il lying seriously ill at his residence at
Jacksonville.
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"lWO DOLLARS" cheaper in passage to CHARLES
ton than the upper Route, with all the superior
forts and saving of fare in addition.
~" Give your checks TO our Soliciting Agent, who
meets the cars or 10 our Porter in the ticket Office
yard, (''Noriok Line Labelled on his hatl who Will
attend to !tul gage and see YOU to the boat.
For particulars iii Philadelphia enquire of A. Da-
Wis, Agent, washington House
r. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore N1yCuhrr
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a ElsiCAH REF LlCAN
HEAD QUARTERS.

LATE MILITARY NAIL, " G.iY STREET.
raSitG Proprietor OF Military Han respectfully in
"a forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that
IN conformity with pubic opinion, he has changed the
name of his establishment to the tANIERICAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,' where he will
be happy To accommodate ALL his old customers and
such her ones as may desire 10 avail themselves of
comfortable place nf resort. The Ear will be- as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and Ii
GuoRS, ami all the Decacies Of the season will be
served up, as heretofore, in the best style.
o. The BOWLING SALOONS, attached 10 the
establishment, are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can aInuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without molcstation and NJ
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n20-1m Late Military Hall NJ Cav 81
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- Ut t1VV1 .'IIT'T'T! r7''IT' NJ VtIy st
NEJ WINDOW SHADES. The subscriber would
Wv respectfully call the attention of the public to
his large and extensive assortment of OIL. PAINTED
WINDOW SHADES. This description of Window
Curtains, which are used 80 extensively in New York
and Philadelphia, has been kept at 81 high price in
Baltimore as to forbid their general use. The sub
scbrr has made such arrangements as will enable
him to supply Baltimore and all Southern cities at fair
moderate prices, wholesale and retail
JOHN &. HOLLAND, AZ Gay street,
2 door from the Shot Tower.
UJ- Will be opened this day--24 pair OF the hand
soonest Shades ever Offered in this market. feS
nONLEY'S SHOE BACKING. For sale
~ at MANUFACTURERS nrices. by
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FALL AND yvINTER ARRANcrmENr

OF THE GREAT CENTRAL us. MAI. ROUTE.
Uf- TO TIE SOUTH~kl9
e saesrgs Leaving the lower end OF Spears
ss2f,7.JaSiii4~s, wharf, Baltimore. DAILA (eAcrpt
tsisfVzsaaS >undav,l at O'Clock, T. NJ. in the
baltimore steam Packet Company's superb, com
Portable and safe StCdmbOais.
GEORGIA, Capt, Corey,
HERALD. Cant RUssEif-Hul
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- " JEW ESN, IaDI. SUTTON,
FOR NORFOLK, PURTsMOUTH, RICHMOND
and PETERSBURG, Va, ana via the PORTS
MOUTH and ROANOKE RAILROAD t. VEL
DON and WILMINGTON, ". g and CHARLES
TON, ). g. Also connecting with the LynchhuTg
line from Richmond to the West. Always ahead.of
the upper Route, leaving Baltimore at the same
time, with but one change of baggage ana loss of
sleep. SCHEDULE:
Fare reduced much cheaper than any other fast
ine-and the only line that can give tickets through
TO Charleston, $. e.
m u MAJ i,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-18
SPECIAL MESSAGE.

The following Message with the accompanying cores
pondence, was transmitted by Gov. Shunk. to-day At
O'Clock, A. VI, to both branches a the legislature relative
to the late dreadful calamity with which the city Of Pitts
burgh has beon visited. Tho Executive his will
ngnots any which may he adopted by
the Legislature 10 afford relief Whatever ~ done we
sincerely hope will he done promptly ever there was
calamity which called for the generous sympathy Of the
public, Is the which has bealon the city u Pitts
burgh.
Tohe Senate and House Of Representatipss Of The Com
moBueaih Of PepnsyioaHia.
Conference.-The destroyer mas upon Western
Emporium. IL estimated that third Of the City Of
Pittsburgh including wohirds Of the business capital was
consumed by hfe Thursday last The mind appalled,
al tho contemplation Of this desOlaton. About eleven
hundred dwellings are In ruins-sx eight thousand in.
habiisnts are houseess, aud millions Of property are de-
stfOyed. This yisstiOn Of Providence strikes from be-
meath ne all scfdependence and inUfees tho instruction
from the Book Of Lite, that other foundation can no man
siy Of that faith, that looks Tor city which hath FONDA
tons, whose maker and builder il God"
week ago Pittsburgh was like the season expanding
us energies renewing It's ygof, and animated with sbun
dsnt life. Now iis strength Is humbod more hospta
bic, benevolent, and energetic people than s citizens
no where be found The weight u their present distress
tremendous IL spPeos iUr some relief with resistless
force. have had an interview with committee Of tho
citizens. and received communication from them
This aud letter which has been received while ,hi.
sage uaoscribng, herewith Transmitted They give
graphic outline o their loss, aud express manly conf
dcnce IN their ultimate ability TO restore IL.
THIS s one ~ those public calsmiues that speak 10 the
whole people add their representatives, In that ar,
felt and Understood by ALL II invokcs your immediate Al
tenon j shall most heartily concur In any measure o
relei, which your wisdom may suggest, knowing thu,
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Reported for the uuited States Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
Its SkxIWExxLr REVIEW.

|Hffs SEx.wKKxLr Review.
OFFICE u. s. GAzETTE, Tuesday Evening April Is
Ashes.-Sales OF western al -. Bsrk-Saes of Sp,
nish oak at SILL and lst No. qusrcitron at S2l Coffee
There Is considerable hrmness in the market without
any arrivals since last week. the only are some
small lots old crop Rio 7s73c time. Colion-There
10 movement since the close Of the week. and both buy
and sellers nnxously waiting further advces from
Englandthe only transactions sre about $50 bales (eor
gia Uplands aud Louisiana. Ct &c. on time Fruit
There - nothing OF interest to notice under ths
hesd. Fnh.-There Is a better retail demand for mack
erei, a Sl225 Tor Ia, Sll for as, and 81 south Sc;
sale OF $50 bbis. Is from tho wharf at SIl &c.
Flour and Mes-There has been moderate demand for
Flour siuee the close Of the week. factors are firm
~ the ADVANCE with limited stock sale, the pres
ent rates Sales OF common mixed brands for export
Sl,Si city consumption, sales nj S437k 81 50
common and good and 9475 S5, for extra and fancy
branes Corn Meal Sales extent Of Penna at
S2,l5 S2,lsi. Rye Flour-Smsll sales at 83,I2l-
Gran-SuPPlies of Wheat from the interior arrive SLOW ~
aud meet with n ready demand. Snles OF 5000 bush
els Penns Reds SO 99c for good and loo for
small lot Of prime White. cargo Of prime Southern
brought l02c Rye-Saes o 5000 BUSH Penna o. 81 &C.
Corn fair demand; 900 sold ut Is 46Ic Tor Penn
sylvania round. 44c. for southern yellow and 42c for
white; the market closes rather heavy to-day. Oats
Sales Of Southern at 26Ac and cargo u Penna 2sc
hemp-A sale Of 800 bales Manila at 8l45 months;
now held at $3.50 Moasses; nothing Of Trans
PRED and the market remains very quiet Os-Spe and
whale firm; snes OF Linsced 60 cts small lots bring 10
IL cts Plaser-Two caTgoes sold at S33I3 Provisions
Small Gales OF Pork at 50, and SIl suh
prime Bacon in fair request II &c Il ~ and 81
95c. for Shoulders. Sides and Hnns qualify. Lard
Saie> OF 500 bbls at &c. and 800 kegs "a
cash and time" Baer-scaree. Rice-sses from the wharf
OF $50 cks at 80 So 625, short time. SugaThs
ke is without animation, and buyers holding back IN
pecta lion OF decline. while holders frn which
prevents any sales of momen 60 hhds ST. Crox were
ken from cargo just landed, public Seeds
Several saes OF prime Clover seed ut % u.s. infeIoI
1872 So FlaIseed in demand at l30a l3lc for do
nestle. Whiskey-We quote hhds 22c; bbls 90.
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To The Editors Of lie IYhiK:

fientlepen-If anything necessary TO prove that
personal preferences would induce certain of
support Mr. Lyons. right and against Wing pin.
cpes Is IL not 10 be furnished In the several pieces TO he
found IN the Wing and Compiler Of yesterday "a Wing
Of 90" must be Of great powers Of dscernmeot tn
have found out, early after getting into the meeting
Mum Caucus" that the object 20 throw all other
candidates board and nominate Mr.. Brooke n this
gentleman Of 90 did not look through pair of magnyers
did wait the result Of the second ballot before he
fully determined what ho he must have credit for
ing farther into this matter than could those interest
ed for Mr. Brooke either Of the other candidatosor
know that many Of Mr. Brookes friends did expect him
get the nomination, and some oil them were no little
surprised OF his doing 50.
Another writer aluJes TO improper yoetvoies Of boys
and notices the size Of tho meeting Now, as 10 these
things, every body knows those TRUE OLD WINGS
who acted as ioers and easily satisfy themselves that
the general chsraeisr aud qualifications OF each Of these
gentlemen for higher offices than the one assigned
them upon that OCCASION would not allow cousion' or tho
slightest degree Of unfanoss why, did not these gentle
men have friends who canddstos1 Certainly, they
did: tAnd " I mistake not, majority OF The Teller
were for Mr.. Lancaster or Mr.. JumesO Bot, N their
praise be IL said they laid their friends upon the
altar Of Wbig principles and sacrificed them for peace and
harmony Why IT, then, that unfair play has been dis
covered by Mr.. Lyons's friends only Would those good
and true Wings. j. A. Lancaster and Fleming James sub
init so auietly II there foul play know them both
full well TO answer. No. no! No one but Lyonss men
made any such discovery and they could have made II
equally easy whether sbsen prosen-or 20 them moth
ing IL fair play unless precisely what they mos desire
Had Mr. Lyons boon nominated by this meeting, you
would not have heard Of anything unfa'r this be doubt
ed by any ono poin, him the little meeting shockoe
H-but they would have been quite ss wei! pleased as
are who 20 the nominee Let me say to the friends
Of Mr. Lyons be not confident, and Judge not Of the
votes At the Polls by tho Mum Csucus-for you will be
deceived knowing do the, many, very many Of the
supporters Of the nominee did not attend the meeting who
we're dsferined before tho meeting 10 support the noni
nee let him he whom he might And n IL is fair play
that You arc al,er do your part and will do ours When
you wish 20 let us know what Mr. Lyons did say. don't
tell us Whist c did say and Keep as cool as you can,
nIl ,brs,hed for tho more you kick whilst getting IT, the
more you'll gel--snd you may depend upon terrible
| thrashne
Those who the Meeting 10 vote Tor tho Nominee,
and who certainly will support u. l. BEoorE as ba, no.
| minee from OLD MARKET.
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Correspondence OF the UniIed States Gazeite.
HARRISBURG, April IA. lo45,

l2t O'Clock.
TIE PnTsBURsB CALAynY.-A message was received
from the Governor in both Houses this morning. trans
hitting cOmmunica alton from a committee appointed by
the Mayor and Council OF Pisburgh. proceed this
place and the adjournment OF the Legislature, with
view 10 obtain some Legislative aid amid the
whelmng cal,mty which Thursday lasi has rendered
houseess and pennyless many thousands OF our fellow
citizens of that en,erprzing industrious, and lately flour.
ishing community.
Is HorsE-Mr. Cooper read in place bill for the
lief VI the city OF Pittsburgh.
The Bill nppropriates the sum OF $4,000 out Of the
Stale Treasury Tor the relief of the suffering, suspends the
cancellation OF ee notes releases the State and County
Of The sufferers for the year, and the years
1896 ~ sGd -, ond RENTS the licenses taxed upon
dealers mercbandise whose Establishments have been
destroyed. The bill was forthwith taken up aud passed
by unanimous vote.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad blii has been tue sub
ject Of debate tins morning The bill second reading
and the discussion, involving the merits of the Bill upon
the indefinite pos pOnement Of the subject made
this morning by Mr.. kunkcl. The bill was advocated BY
Messrs Cooper Bgham, McCarin Burrl and Others lnd
opposed by Messrs kunke Burnside, Brady Bayud. aud
the vote being lsken The Bill indefinitely postponed
Yes So, Nays ~.
Mr. Magehon moved a resolution to eKpe IT, NJ. Marin,
from his privilege Reporter upon the floor of the HOuse
and the question 10 now pending upon IT, IL u the
msiier mentioned below IN the Senate proceedings.
In SENATE On motion VI Nj Dnrsie, the communities
ton referred the Committee Finance, with leave
TO sit during the sitting Of the Senate.
Much Of the morning has been occupied in considering
the amendment 10 the General Appropriation Bill from the
House. Tie Senate insisted upon it, hmeBdmentin
regard the Schools and the August interest and
Of the others of much importance, and appointed
Messr. BRler Kline. Champneys, Sulvo1, and RAIN,
Committee Of Conference on tho subject
On motion OF Mr. Kahn, the privilege 1T seat upon the
floor Of the Senate Withdrawn from Horace w. Marlin
reporter Of Is alleged scurrilluus attacks
upon members Of the Legislature IN his letters published
from time to time IN the "Ponnsy The on
his expulsion, IS to Q.
The Bill granting the N. Y. and Erie Rail Road Compa.
ny the right Of way through Pike county this state
then taken up.
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WINGS OF POWHATAN, CUMBERLAND, BUCK
INGHAM CHESTERFIELD. PETERSBURG

WINGS OF POwHATAN, CUMBERLAND, BUCK
INGHAM, CHESTERFIELD, PETERSBURG,
GoOCHLAND. LOUISA. HANOVER. CAROLINE,
SPOTTSYLyANIA,K KING & QUEEN, KING WILL.
LIAM, HENRICo, AND NEW KENT, AND
CHARLES CITY.
Suffer yoursevest he down by the split in Rich
mond-a unnecessarily, wantony, and njurously
for the forced upon the of the Wings
here, 10y those VINO to prefer mans promotion
and qualification TO the general good Of ihe Wing Party
We understand you lear Una, the Wings here, ALSO rb
ed by their foolish family quarrel viii fail to their
Constitutional influence in the surrounding Counties Be
under such fears We know duties and mean TO
perform them We think for the mass Of
the Wings here, IL for all tina, there and will be no
abatement Of exertion compared with former years
BE true yourselves and fear that shall prove re-
creant.