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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-22
EBICH AND BEAUTIFUL
Ee FRENCH GOODS, MAGNIFICENT
SILKS AND DRESS GDOHS

win be opened this day at GARDENERS, No. 1876
MARKET STREET, large assortment of Fancy
DRESS GOODS, just received by the Great West
etn--such Rich Pompadour and Fancy Silks; small
Plaid Silks; rich and beautiful French Foulards; FL
Berages, of newest Paris style; French Bazarines,
entirely new designs; French Ginghams; Spring style
Repp Cashmeres; pink aud blue dotted Ia rletons and
Berages Also, beautiful assortment of Madam
PayOts French EMBROIDERIES, such as Lace Falls
and Wells; trimmed and untrmmed Capes; Fr Lace
Capes; embroidered Collars aud Canezous; rich +
brOdered LOngcloth Hdkfs embroidered Sleeves and
Cuffs trimmed and untrimmed ChGmzetts; English
Regency Thread Laces, beautiful assortment. Also,
magnificent Shaws and Seats; rich Hellenic Shawis
and Scarfs; Twisted Silk Shaws; rich printed and
plain Berage Shawls; rich Silk Scars; Hellenic Scarfs.
Also, some beautiful 'Chinese Fans" of the most
splendid workmanship. Together with full and
general stock of Housekeeping articles, to which I
would respectful y call the attention of citizens and
strangers. o. The public will please remember that
the subscriber has removed from his old location to
the newly fitted up Warerooms, No. 1876 MARKET
STREET, the fourth house above Light street.
Wholesale Rooms up stairs, where always be
had beautiful assortment of the most beautiful and
rare articles of the season.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
ap22 FRI No. 1856 Baltimore street.
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LADIES SUPER. The ladies of st. Andrew S
Church, it will be seen by advertisement in an
other column, for the laudable purpose of re-
ducing the debt of the church, purpose giving
series of entertainments, in the way of tea
drinking, in the basement room of the church,
to commence this evening, 22d They pledge
themselves to spare no pains to provide for vi
siters whatever is excellent, delicate, and agree
able to the taste; and we hope there will be nc
lack of gallantry On the part of all in visiting
them
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4ogertcatr aSfDltbttras!
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1916.

BALTIMORE AND SIS &rEHASEA RAILROAD
8y the proceedings Of TIE second branch Of thu
CITY Council Yesterday afternoon, it will b,
seen. that an ordinance was Introduced by Mr.
Barnes. TO enable the Baltimore and Susqae
hanna Railroad Company to use steam power
Within the limits Of Baltimore, and exomptlng
certain articles from wharfage, dockage, &C.
This would seem to be measure Of strict JUS
tee, and we hope that it will pass,
CRY Councils The session OF the City
Councils will probably close in few days, but
We trust, not before passing the bill reported
from the Joint committee of ways ana means,
to levy and collect tho State tax; tor we look
UPON this bill as of more Importance to the in
terests of Baltimore than any which has been
passed. We may pass ordinances to facilitate
the trade of Baltimore, and to make our city
the great mart for the sale of the products OF
the mineral regions of the State, but they Will
be Of little service, if the City Council neglect
to take the requisite measures to preserve the
credit of the City and State by the levy OF the
State tax 1t would be a most suicidal policy
to adopt the substitute for the tax bill offered
in the FIRST BranGh for with the depression OF
the States credit the stocks Of the city would
also diminish in value. And what is to be OBJ
tanned as remuneration for this injury Is it
expected that the City Council of Baltimore
can dictate conditions to the legislature OF the
State, and compel the repeal of certain laws!
1t would be madness to entertain the opinion.
WHY should we endeavor to array the balance
of the State against us We hope that those
who have authority will pause before they a.
dept step which will bring ruin upon our city.
P. S. After the above was placed in type,
the substitute offered by Mr.. flarker for the
tax bill was rejected in the Fist branch, only
two members voting in favor of it. The orig-
nal ordinance was then passed in that branch,
and will no doubt be passed by the second
branch at its meeting this atternoon-so that we
shall move on as usual
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TIE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
MARKET STREET.

De " LEN CHARLES AND 81, f3tL-SlS,
No. i6l, NOW No. 1875.
FMNiiE Subscriber would inform his friends and
y. customers, that he has completed his FALL. and
WINTER Stock OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, selected with special care and Judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety Of Goods in mis- line He feels a confidence
IN recommending his present stock TO his patrons,
rom the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected
T5- Having in my employ the best wOrkmen, my
customers may feel confident having their orders
executed in the best stye and the shortest notice
ap22-J WILLIAM ROGERS.
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RELIEF TO PITrsBURG. A lady in York, Pa
has made donation of $500 to the Pittsburg
sufferers. The authorities of the same place
have RENTED $500 more for the same purpose
Hon. James Buchanan, Secretary of State, has
made them donation of $500; Coleman and
Stetson, of the Astor House, n. York, 500;
Chester Jenkins, City Hotel, N. Y, 500; Cur
It's and Hand, Philadelphia, 500; and the citi-
zcns of Steubenville, Ohio, $780, Various other
sums are acknowledged from individuals and
towns.
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HARpsulP OF PoLITICAL EDITORS. The po-
litcal editor has hard time Of it; for he has
to labor day and nght-con his brain into pa
ragraphs-undergo abuse and ruin his health,
in the service of his party-and too frequently
receives no better compensation for his sacri-
feeble TO labor, was ''turned out to die" We
were forciby reminded of the ingratitnde OF
parties few days since on meeting our friend
Pratt, of the Baltimore Republican and Argus.
During the late Presidential canvas he was an
able, Jealous and labouous supporter OF Mr..
Polk He fought every inch of ground, and
was necessarily in a continual state of mental
excitement from his incessant application TO
the interests of his party. He was then in ro-
bust health, with fair promise OF having that
great blessing continued 20 him. But his OPP
fiction produced brain disease, with which
he was confined for weeks. He was at length
restored, as he supposed; but, on resumng his
labors he was again attacked; and we under
stand that his physician has forbidden him 10
resume his editorial duties, We deeply sym
pathise with him in his atliiction, and most
sincerely desire to see him restored to health
We regret that his political services have not
received an adequate reward from his party
but in this respect he shares the fate OF most
political editors. There may be, and we hope
is, something good in store for him-somc ST.
tuation which will remove him from all excite
ment. whilst it provides him with an adequate
support. He has talents and industry, and de-
serves the attention of those of his party who
have the bestowal of office We hope them
that they will feel, that he has a strong claim
upon their consideration
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A New MANUFACTURE. An article from
German paper has been published extensively,
which gives a long account Of the creation, by
galvauisln, OF an egg, and its subsequent hatch
ing, producing fine, lively bird of perfectly
unknown Species and without feathers This
fact, SAYS the account, was performed by Pro-
lessor Ceiling, at Bruneberk, after fourteen
years spent in experiments.
Notwithstanding the editor OF the German
paper says that he has seen the bird thus pro-
duced, we cannot credit the account OF its crea-
ton BY ralyanism. We know that surprising
results have been produced by the application
Of galyanism, such as tie muscular motion in
dead bodies, and the resuscitation, as we have
been Informed, of small animals, such as kit
tens, after having been drowned. But in the
latter case there may have been mere suspen-
sion Of animation, which was renewed by the
application Of galvanjsm The organs existed
and had only to be acted on; but, in the case Of
the bird there is an entire creation, not only of
the organic body but of the vital principle
We doubt it; but on the suppositon that it is
true, where will it lead us? Will it not over
throw all present theories, religious and philo-
sophcal? lfman can thus, by combinations of
matter and the application of elements, create
and animate beings, and ondow them with
mind. or instinct, adapted to their nature, and
competent to their preseryation-and if the
beings thus created (whether birds or beasts, J
can perpetuate their species-will it not strike
At the doctrine of future existence and the
immortality of the soul' We should be care
fu how we give credit to these extraordinary
and extravagant stories, or we may be led into
serious errors with respect to matters OF vita
importance to oar happiness. If galvanlsm b'
the anmating principle, and mind be nothing
more than the effect of organic structure, VIZ
shall be at loss to discover the immortal posi-
ton Of man: for, as the eject must cease will
the withdrawal Of the cause, it is evident tina
the destruction Of the body annihilates th'
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mind. We have no faith IN any discovery sax
10 have been made, which thus leads to con
cluson opposed by revelation and common
sense. IfProiessor Getting can thus by pc
/ Cullar arrangement of matter, produce a living
bird, with lis various delicate and complicated
apparatus of heart, lungs, blood, &c. sc. wha
is to prevent him from manufacturing the hui
that We do not believe word of the story. 1t
IS either fabrication altogether, or the Protcs'
sor has played Off Il hoax.
IMroRrANr FROM Mexico Suspension o.
Diplomatic Relations lrih the UAted Sto'es The
New Orleans Picayune extra brings US intcill-
gcnce from the city of Mexico to the eth ult.
Santa Anna was still in prison at Perote, where
three judges had gone to try him. We copy
the following from the Picayune.
Gen. Almonte's communication of the pass
ago of the measure Of annexation, though not
unexpected, produced considerable excitemen,
in the capital On the 22d of March, Sener
Cuevas, the present Minister of Foreign Rela.
tons, addressed a circular to the Governors o.
the different Departments, in which he amour
ccs this intelligence. He goes on to say that
the Executive Government and the Chambers
are occupied with the discussion of the grave
interests involved in the question. lie appeal,
to the patriotism of the authorities of the De-
partments and all their citizens, to forget all
divisions, and to stand by the President, and
cooperate with him in defence of the rights
and the honor of the nation. He promises
to communicate promptly to the different De-
partments the measures which may be resolved
upon at the capital.
Upon the reception of official notification OF
the passage of the Annexation resolutions, a
very stormy session was held in the House OF
Deputies, during which propositions of hos
tile character were submitted and canvassed
without, however, any decisive vote being
taken thereon. The policy of issuing letters
of marque was brought up in this debate.
FL Siglo (of Mexico) of the 2sth ult contains
a letter from the Minister of Foreign Affairs
(Cucvas) to Mr.. Shannon, L. S. Minister at
Mexico, informing him that the Government
was in possession Of the knowledge of the pas
sage of the Annexation resolutions, and that
diplomatic relations between the two countries
were suspended on that account. The same
day note was addressed, by the Mexican Ca
binet, to the Ministers of Spain, France, and
England, protesting against the proceedings of
the United States in relation to Texas.
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FEED, FEED AND FLOUR STORE

~ WHOLESALE and RETAIL. The sub
scriber has just opened, on the corner Of Wllk ST.
ana HAPPY ALLEY, FEED, FLOUR AND GRO
Gerry STORE. His stock of Feed and Flour is very
large to which he is daily adding by fesh arrivals,
ana which will be disposed Ofon advantageous terms.
Wholesale AND RETAIL. lis stock of GRO
CtRIES IS small but select and fresh, intended for
family retail Goods will be sent home free Of charge.
an2l- I'm ELL SMITH
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sUMMERFIELD MEDAIRY, sec'y

hF- NOTICE-TO JOURNEYMEN CABINET
MAKERS. There will be an adjourned meeting held
on THURSDAY EVENING, the oath instant, at u
o'clock at the Union Hall, Baltimore street, As bu-
siness Of importance will be brought forward, it is
monthly meeting is held on the I'd Monday in each
month, at which we invite all Journeymen who are
not members TO come forward and join. By order of
the Society, J. ASkEY, President.
ap22 st" ]. LOGAN, Rec. Secy.
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EXHIBITION AND GRAND FANCY
NJ AY B ALL,
AT THE ARMORY OF THg baltimore

AT THE ARMORY OF THE BALTIMORE
CIT u "A DIS
a 1HARLES l.. SPIES respectfully informs hi,
~ friends and the public, that his Exhibition ana
Grand Fancy May ball will be beld on MONDAY
EVENING, May 5th, at the City Guards Annoy
corner OF Hanover and Lombard streets The Exh
bltlon viii commence at half past O'Clock with the
following PROGRAMME:
!. Fischer's Hornplpc, by three gentlemen,
= GaYot de Festris, by three ladies.
8. Polka, by SIX ladies and gentlemen.
4. Cachuca, by two ladies'.
.. Syrian Waltz, by two ladies and one geatleHau.
8. Ell Ja!eo de Jeres, by lady and gentleman.
Z. college Hornppe, by six masters.
3. Broad Sword hornpipe, by two gentlemen.
" Highland Fling by three gentlemen
TO- Sailors Hornpipe, by one gentleman.
AMER the Exhibition, the floor will be cleared for
the accommodation of the whole company.
10 Tickets one dOllar-to be had of Mr.. Spies OF
any ofhis pupils, office of the Clipper and at the door
on the evening of the Bail. [RseO4tdb ap22 eo5td3t
&s PLENDID DRESS GOODS. We will re-
- celve to-day splendid lot OF Ladies' Dress
Goods, viz:
Extra rich satin striped Barge of the latest Paris style
do do shaded do do do do
do do plaid BAREGE
Organde and Jac0net Lawns
Real French GINGIlAMS
Rich 81 Hermann Shawls White, black and cOO!ei
Splendid new style Cashmere vESTINGS
do do white Marseiles do
Gents. extra rich Scarfs and Cfavats
Superior French CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
With full ass0rtms mt of Fancy and Staple & oeds,
at low mCeS by wholesale and retail.
G}~WnOiesale Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER x Co,
ap22 203 BaltimHlp street.
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A BEAUTIFUL RUN OF LUCK YESTER-
IN DAY at the great prize office of TUCKER s.
BRO.-Plizes selling without any troublesome OF
$1,000 and OF $500 we sold in package to s,ran-
ger; $l5G in half ticket we sold to a. lady on the
ResterstoWn road; Sl2O in whole ticket we sold 10
gentleman in Prattst., and prizes of 800 we sold
IN small lot of tickets the close of the drawing
Thus both our town and country friends find their &C
count in dealing here. TO-DAY, SeOOO-Tickets Sat
10 Nos ID ballots. Drawn Nos, of yesterday,
% y IL 40 80 40 So 10 So Al 20 l3
Apply early to our ever lucky office.
L. T. TUCKER u BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space.
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\ CHANCE FOR THE FiREMEN. 1t is stated
that the most important and useful donation
that could be made at present, would be sup
ply of hose to the Pittsburg fire comp anies, as
nearly the whole Of theirs was consumed dur
inv the fire. What say our firemen?
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY. For sale, the
IN stock and fixtures of tavern, situated in bust
ness part of the city, having good run of custom,
and doing good business 1t will be sold low for
part cash and credit on the balance. The present
owner wishing to decline business is the of his
offering it for sale. Apply quickly at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ap22 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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SOLOMON LEVI

INTENSIVE SALE OF STOCK AND
~ FARMING UTENSILS. viii be sold at public
auction on TUESDAY, 22d April on the farm of the
late Thomas Guest near the Reisterstown Turnpike,
10 miles from the city of Baltimore, the following
stock aud farming utensils:
+ superior Kentucky MULES, S draft and riding
HORSES.
imported Durham BULLS ~ Mich COWS.
2 Yoke large OXEN; 90 Berkshire HOGS.
3new (Bradtire) WAGONS; , new Hay Carriages.
Threshing Machine; OK Carts; Rollers; Ploughs;
Harrows; CutivatOrs, together with general assort-
ment of Farming Utensils too numerous TO mention.
ap22 lt* HENRY ii. MONTELL.
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% WH0OPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
WHOOPING COUGH Cordial has been proved
in this city and elsewhere, TO be the best REMEDY, il
not the only enc ever dscovefed for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty OF Breathing,
&c. The genuine article can only be obtained or Or.
GIDEON h. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle,
The trade in other places supplied on the usual
terms. nh26. Inn
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% E. S. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c. sc.
15- IMPORTER French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &C. SC.
Frames re-gult and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6d No. L NORTH GAY STREET,
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15- NO MAN need now despair of being cured of
the PILES, for a Remedy is presented that WILL
NOT FAIL Apply at Dr. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS
VEGETABLE MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20
East Baltimore street, fifth door of Front street,
where will be found THE BEST AND MOST COM
PREHENSIVE SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED apl2 If
N3-LADlES' SUPPER, sc. The Ladies Of ST.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
ment room of the Church, on the Evenings of 22nd,
ODD and , 18th inst The proceeds 10 be applied towards
reducing the Church debt, As pains will he spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
ladies hope their efforts will be appreciated, aud the
laudabe object in view promoted
Tickets to be had at the book stores Of Mr.. Bruner,
Charles street, and of MIR. H. Coburn, Baltimore ST,
and at the door of the Lecture Room
n B. The room will he open for the reception of
visiters throughout the day. ap8
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r I, M OV AL, ,

A CARD. MRS. SHERWOOD takes this me-
N thod of informing the Medical Faculty of Balti-
more and the public generally, that she has reno we'd
to No. 81 EUTAW STREET, least side) north of
Lexneton-s, and is prepared 10 attend all orders of
CUPPING and LEECHlNG by day night. Thank
age. The public may depend on her keeping the best
quality of European Leeches.
Mrs. SHERWOOD has the pleasure as well as oriyi-
lege of referring to the following Physicians:
Prot. N. II. Smith, p. Mackenzie NJ II
A. Alexander, M. ID. J. Ii. O'Dopoyap NJ n
Il. w. Theobald, NJ. ID. ]. Ii Patterson. N. n
?. Chatard, nj. D. S. Chew NJ o.
apl9-lm'
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q tlTIZENS or BALTIMORE, ATTEND
" TO YOUR INTERESTS. The surast way to
DO It, Is by patronizing N. DOYLE'S CAP. PRIZE
DEPOT, No. la PRATT STREET, opposite the Rail.
road Depot, next door to Bradshaw's United States
dotel) From the number of capitals sold lately it
would seem that DOYLE'S patrons monopolizing
the Prizes Citizens, and all, your interests de-
mand that you call Immediately and get some of the
capitals III the splendid schemes to be disposed of this
week, OF which there is still ga few left"
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SGT, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital s2S 200, tickets $S, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 100000, tickets SIS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets -, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of Whoes only S2S
halves $l4 quarters ST. One of these certificates
may draw over $l2 00O-as there is no doubt that
DOYLE will sell the capital prize in this scheme or
ders Ind better be sent as early as possible during
the week.
liberal discount will be paid To persons who pun
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, BY
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, p,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. l4i Pratt street,
II IN Opposite X. Il o. r. r. Depot
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WIN. II. I{EEYIL.

SyH;I WIN. II. kEEVII.
k@siI FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter.
k=nN 80 BALTIMORE STREET,
lfssS44aeA Begs 10 inform gentlemen purchasing,
~ uatllat owing TO the great number he sells
he is NJ all times enabled TO furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other esta
Iishment in the city, of any shape description now
won viz: SIX, Boleskin, Russia, Cashmere Ntria
and Bearer. Also, GAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE