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RuMoRs FROM THE INDIAN COUNTRY. The
last Cherokee Advocate states that there is said
to be considerable stir amongst some of the
prairie tribes The Caddoes have recently kill
ed four Of the Camanches, who have given no.
tce to MIR. Warren, a trader, located some so
or sixty miles above Fort Washta, to abandon
his post and return to the settlement. Mr.
Warren, we learn, has applied for and receiv-
ed protection from the United States military.
The Comanches seem to think that encroach-
mcnts are being made too rapidly upon their
hunting grounds by the whites and more civil
1zed Indians.
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Ng- MESSRS. EDITORS-As | have frequently
observed that your excellent journal takes pleasure in
noting the various improvements going on in pros
porous city, respectfully beg leave 10 call the atten-
ton of yosr readers to the fact that Mrs.
p A. NlCKERSON No. . Howard street, has added
an elegant pair of Bow Windows, onamented in the
New York style with choice and splendid coIlec-
ton Of fancy and staple Dry Goods; with French and
German fancy articles of every description. We have
understood it is her intention to he in the receipt of
goods from New York by almost every arrival from
Europe, which will be disposed Of at prices lower
than any other establishment in the city. We would
advise all who wish rich and elegant goods, at great
bargains, TO call aad JUDGE for themselves!
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COUNTRY BOARD. Those who wish Coun-
" try Board, can be agreeably accommodated at
Tmonium, pleasantly situated on the Susquehanna
Railroad, thirteen miles from Baltimore and ten by
the York Road Rooms large and airy, the situation
healthy and in pleasant neighborhood
n3- All communications addressed to
je5-2aw3w" r. BOSLEY
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tG7-L o. o. +. K w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
RYhAND. The members are hereby notified TO con-
vene on MONDAY EVENING, 23d inst, for the pur
pose of making arrangements for uniting with the
citizens OF Baltimore in paying appropriate tribute To
the mImery of the mach amcuted Ey-prcsident, An
drew Jackson BY order Of the Grand Master,
je2l2t TPR1 Il. ID. SEWkSBURY, G. Sec.
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n3- BEWARE OF OILS FOR THE HAIR They
debitate and relax the very vessels that should be
strengthened and stimulated. A moments reflection
will convince any sensible person Of this. The OF
oily matter causes more badness than all other
Ladies, remember this, and let your toilet be
furnished with the BALM OF COLUMBIA-a spirit
hut 10 aEaiieS whderer with the most fragrant per
fume Near two hundred cast of late and positive
restoration of the hair by it, reported by living
subjects, and nearly all the iashionables il as
perfume and purifyer, if they are not losing the
hair. Immense quantities are sold only at Il Maiden
Lane-Ner York Express
For sale at the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
streets. Also the OF Baltimore and Harrison
sts, and at No. 81 Thames street. IL
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FROM rHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM BOOKS.
ARRIVED.


Brig Canada, Wiley, from Isay, Peru March 23rd
(9O days to the Capes) wool, bark, n saltpeue hides
SKINS hats and specie, to Bickhead & Pearce; Chas.
G. Boehm x. b. Fitzgerald; G. Raborg; ?. f. Brennan:
Brauns 4 Focke; Samuel Eiting; David U. Brown;
VIM. Winn ROsengartOn & Dennis; Farm, Powers s
Welghman, Philadelphia; and ~ order Left no
American vessels
Bremen brig lIersche, Lonke, 40 days FIN Bremen
oallast and 100 passengers, 10 Deecke GefeeS.
last, to the master.
Schr Rochester, Rogers, da from New York, as
sorted cargs, to John w. Brown.
Steam-packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Katharine Jackson, Stafford, and schr Amelia
Strong, cleared at New York 10Th inst. for Bait
ship Susan e. Howell, Bailey, for Liverpool sailed
from New York 10th inst.
Brig Virginia, Cooper, for Baltimore uncer., was
left at Peinainbuce about 25th ut
Brig VIM. Piice, Mason, for Baltimore, was left
Kingston, Jam. LIST inst.
Brig Helen Mcleod Lands, from New Orleans for
Baltimore, was spoken 18Th inst off Cape Florida
Brig Mary stanton Bearse, for Baltimore, cleared
at Boston 18Th INST.
Schr Cafharine, EdmondsOn, for Baltimore soon,
was left at Ponce, p. K. 9TH inst.
Schr Isabella Clark, hence at Boston l4th inst.
Schr Julia Telfair, Burns, days from Baltimore
for St Kits spoken Sh inst. lat - G5 lon 65 49,
Schr Redwng, Kinks, from Baltimore, via Boston,
arrived at Bagnor 10Th inst.
Schr Charles, Berry, from Bangor for Baltimore, ar
rived at Portland 7th inst.
Schr Eagle, Lawry, FIN Baltimore arrived al Ports
MOUTH N H. 18th inst before reported Boston l4thl
Schr Brave, Halleck, from Baltimore, arrived at
Weymouth, Mass. 18Th inst.
Schr Joseph Turner, Gibbs, from Baltimore, via
Norfolk, arrived at Providence l7th inst.
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MUSEUM. There will be grand attractions this
evening for the Benefit of Mr. Rice Besides three of
his most popular pieces, the City Band under the di.
rection Of Prof Metz, will lend their vaua Bile servi-
ces on the occasion, and perform during the evening
several of their most choice selections of music We
cordially wish MI Rice a crowded house
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CONGRESSIONAL. The Western Congress
sonal district of this State, it appears, will not
be at loss for Representative to Congress, as
the following gentlemen are already recon-
mended as candidates-ex Governor Thomas,
D, S. Biser, J. T. Mason, Thos. Perry, Edward
Shriver. Nj. E. Sprigg, and Jervis Spencer,
Esqrs.
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AnAn DOLLARS! The celebrated

Annn LARS! The celebrated
AVVO Small Fry Lottery draws O-DAY,
at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ Cap. prize $4,000. Whole tickets
halves So rs qrs. SO 378, eghths only 81 So. Each
package contains % tickets and of course ali the Nos
in the Wheel and while it may draw the three highest
capita. prizes, it must draw nearly half clear of
all charges. We recommend this scheme to our pa
irons. great variety Of lucky numbers on hand and
for sale by T. T. TUCKER & BROTHER
1t Right OIL the Corner-Head of Centre Market.
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{G3- SMALL LOTTERY. On SATURDAY. 2lst
inst, will be drawn another Of those famous ''SIna
Frye schemes, in which the EGERTONS have sold
the highest capital five times this year, and in which
their Offices never fail TO good supply of tick
ets-and have nine times out of ten sold one of the
best capitals. The prizes are $1,000, $4,000, $500,
sc. Tickets 81, qrs. only 25 ceats full package
will cost but Sl3 50, ora. only SO so. Apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner of Commerce and Pratt streets-Or
jel8 iS3t cor. South st. and Exchange Place.
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THE WEEKLY Guaranteeing for the Million!
This days Weekly Clipper is an excellent number.
Ii contains all the particulars of the Death of the He
10 of New Orleans, well proceedings and ether
matters in relation therelo besides all the of the
week, the markets, stock table, editorials, poetry,
marriages and deaths, insolvens, miscellany and city
intsgence "The Irish Heart" thrilling story and
"The Unexpected Grandson;" Yankee Tricks" IA
Faithful Dog, Tar in Trouble and "a True He
roinc-a more or less amusing, truthful and affect
ing Only 81 pc, year-sngle copies 81 cents each
the cheapest paper in the country, and no mistake
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nc. 500 REWARD.

&c $500 REWARD. Is supposed to have
hecn lost last night in Pat more street. between Light
and Calvert SIS, Red Morocco Pocket Book, con
tanning about 563 in Charleston, :. c. paper and the
following described Lottery Tickets in the Maryland
Consol, Lottery, No. -, which was drawn June 10Th,
lSA5, viz one whole ticket, comb. % 81 SO, $1,000
prize; one half do comb. 81 II, g. 900 do; quarters
do. comb II % 40 and 81 Al 81, Sl0l each.
The above reward will he given for the return of
said Pocket Book and above described contents, at
this office, and no questions asked. The prizes were
all stamped on the back EMORY CO., No. , North
Calvert street, the vehders from whom they were
purchased. je2l-u
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10 rhe proceedings OF the Couhc''' III 'h"''l''
co'uanr IN relation to the contemplated P"""'
demonstration Of respect to the memory OF eN-
Pres dent Jackson.
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u7- e. 5. FRYER. Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c. sc.
% IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, SC. &c.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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of Carroll county, Nd, are engaged in cutting
their Mediterranean wheat. The Carrolltonan
says, the wheat generally is excellent, and will
turn out very heavy. The Rye crop will be
only moderate one The Corn is growing ra-
pidly since the last seasonable weather. The
Dat Gro, has been retarded so much by the
drought which prevailed for several weeks, that
the product will not DO half an average crop
The Grass is also very light, from the same
cause. Hay aud Oats i'll all probability, will
command far greater price than they have
been doing for the past year.
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@f1tcrfcau 2sepnoltcau,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, JuNr 81, 1915.

f. The attention Of the reader is directed
70 rhe proceedings Of the Councils in another
column, in relation to the contemplated public
demonstration Of respect to the memory OF eN-
Prs don't Jackton.
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nT- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The Revd EDWARD
kISGSroRD, of Ale xnndria Representative Of The Ame
rican and Foreign Bible Society, will with Divine
on TOMORROW, at II O'Clock, A. NJ and at p NJ;
and in the High street Baptist Church. Conner OF Bal
limnLe and Exeier slleclsl al 0,cLOck. L. MI L
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CHESAPEAKE RIFLEaEN. We requested to state
for the information of our citizens that the Comm it.
tees of this Company appointed for the purpose of col
lecting funds sufficient to furnish their Armory, will
wait upon them the ensuing week for their donations
and we have no doubt but that they will contribute
EheraIv TO this object.
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THE GRAND PROCESSION

NOTICE. Whereas in the course Of human
" events il sometimes becomes necessary 10 take
fully informs the citizens of Baltimore and lis vicinity
that she is making exclusive arrangements to furnish
individuals societies and military companies with
BADGES, SCARFS, and all tAe REGALIA neces-
sary for the approaching celebration in cOmmemOra-
ton of The depart Hero and Statesman "ANDREw
Jackson" Of whom it may be justly said ''God gave
him length of days, and he filled them with deeds
of glory" and like his ustrious compatrot, the i'm
mortal Washington, will live in the hearts Of his coun
trymen, when marble monuments have cruHlhed into
dust The undersigned has just received from New
York large stock of superior French GRAPE. RIB
BONS, GLOVES, &c, and is prepared 10 receive or
dcrs large or small scale. having the best work
men engaged, aud every thing will he execu:ed with
neaness and economy. Please call and give ealy
orders. P. A. MCPHERSON,
No. 81 n. Howard-st.
ie2l 1t APR one door from Lexington ST
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{F3- Rev FRANCIS WATERS, ID. d., will preach
discourse the death Of the late Rev. NICHOLAS
SNETuEN, in the Methodist Protestant Church, corner
of Lombard and Green streets, TO MORROW (Sab-
ba'h) MORNING, at II o'clock. 1t
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A REAL OBJECT OF CHARITY. The friends
ofhumanity will have the opportunity OF gra-
tifyinr their feelings by calling or sending to
the Three Tnns Tavern, at any time before
Monday rcvt, and contributing to the relief OF
Mr. John T. Powers, who has been suffering
polnr paralysis of the lower extrcmties Of his
body for nearly nine years past We mention
ed some time since his arrival in Baltimore ON
his way from his homo in Arkansas to the
Pennsylvania Hospital, with the hope OF OBJ
tanning relief He informs US, that the Physl'
clans Of the Hospital could DO nothing III his
case, and he is now on his return home lie Is
poor, helpless and in need Of assistance, "h'ch
we feel assured he will receive from the hand"
of the charitable citizens Of Baltimore. II any
persons who desire to aid him prefer to leave
their contributions at this Office during to-day,
they will be received and presented to him,
Posr.orrIcE ROBBERY. The Post Office at
Rome, Geo, has been subject to frequent dep
relations recently, and suspicion fell upon the
postmaster at that place, DR.. Patterson. The
Coosa River Journal says:-On the night otthe
LIST inst, the office ofCol. Y. C. Hackett, which
adons that of the Postmaster, was entered, and
small trunk, containing $1,000 and valuable
papers, was taken out. The same night the
Office of the Clerk of the Inferior Court was
broken open, and $85 taken from desk, Sc
cured by an outside and inside lock. The post
master was Immediately suspected of both these
thetts by those privy to the robbery of the post
office, and u watch was set upon him. An
amount of money, between 81 and $500, has
been received, but Col Hackett could not iden-
! tfy it as his. The postmaster is in prison; he
denies his guilt. His appointment is said to be
among the first Of the new administration,
which is just as lkelyto be imposed upon by bad
men as former administrations. This fact, how
ever, shows some of the evil fruits Of removing
public officers, whose faithfuness has been tri-
cd, for the purpose of rewardng partizan ser
I virp
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POSTPONED. The Excursion of the North Baltimore
Sabbath Schools, postponed account of the wealth
err will come off on Thursday next.
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ATOW FOR SALE AT
~ HINCKLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT,
$500 BALTIMORE STREET.

enc door East of McClellans alley
WHO SHALL BE HEIR? by Miss Pickering 25c.
WILD WESTERN SCENES, by a Squatter, soc
Eleven of Lovers SONGS, 25 Gems from La Nor
ma; Love and Duty; The Monk, sc and all the new
ones as they are issued.
The Boston Notion; Philadelphia Courier Saturday
American; Littell's Living Age; Weekly Herald; vi
sitter, Ray, sc. Sc regularly received.
1J- These publications may be sent by mail 10 any
part of the country at a tr1ng expense. je2l
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r3-PTRLIC FXECUTIONS-Dc mornF sing IN
fncncc Of Pnbhc Executions. Rev. MIR. sHRIGhEY will
deliver Discourse the Calvert street Univcrsalis
ChWch TO MORROW sunday MORNING, at IL
O'Clock, on the Right Of human governments to in
II ct the punishment of Death, and the PerntcouS In
lt,cnce Of Publit Executions" Se'viCc will be held
in the Church III The Evening al O'Clock. 1t
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TuRrLE Sour. We acknowledge the receipt of a
bowl of delicious Turtle Soup from Mr.. Evan Hamil
ton, in German,st and take pleasure in calling the
attention Of epicures 70 his establishment.
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fg5-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Did. Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. "A, for 1915:

dated LOTTERY, Class No. a, for I645:
Al so 80 rs Al % &c SIS 80 Is 81
A. aud so, being the lst and ID drawn Nos each $40
30 and Is, being the 3dand 4lh drawn Nos each 40
20 and A. being the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos each 80
26 and g. being the 9Th and Sth drawn Nos. each 20
, and IS, being the 9th and 10Th; or Is and O.,
being the lth and 18th, each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having only of the drawn Nos. on,
From the old established House of
II EMORY, No. , y. Calvert st.
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JUHNSUN = ITUTTTN TH.4N.
GRANT STREET, near Pratt
Who have now on hand and are daily manufacturing
FRces Improved FANS" Wheat Cradles: Grass
Scyhes; Cutting Boxes; Ploughs and Castings in all
their varieties, by wholesale and reta Corn Shellrrs
Corn Cultivators; Harrows and other smaller articles
connected with the business. All kinds of repairs
done 10 order and with despatch, either in wood or
iron work. {a3- Farmers, Captains and the public in
general, invited to give them call, at the stand
lately occupied by John r. Durding s. Co. Also, fresh
Field and Garden SEED, IN variety. ie2l-lm*
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AT A DISTANCE. disposed to

DERsONs AT A DISTANCE. disposed to
n try their luck in any of the BRILLIANT LOT
TERlES now drawing daily in Baltimore, are respect
fully invited to send their orders to the undersign-
ed, which will be attended to with promptness and
fidelity and the result made known Immediately after
The drawings, free of postage. The capital prizes il,
the varisus Lotteries range from 500 900, $50 O0O
$1,000, $4,000, to $1,000, and the price of tickets vary
from $l0 IS, S. 81, So $3.50, So, to 81 each. Pack
ages come 10 S40, 500, $50, $50, $50, Sl5 So and
50 eacn, which comprise all the Nos. in the Lottery
No postage need be paid letters ordering tickets at
this office. Address
JAMES FLETCHER & co, Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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G5-CORONER's OFFICE, No l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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A3-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, at No.
l3i BALTIMORE sTREET-such as
MAMMOTH RuJs Much larger than any other
" 'i1' ! office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCIL AIRS. BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE * HATTERS' KILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, 80. sc.
indeed it is needless " enumeraie, as we are pos
sassed of facilities for doing work. every style, and IN
manner unsurpassed in this city,
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\ l. NJ A n AC.
MARRIED.

NlAiIINlE Eli,
On thu l9th inSt by the Rev, William Evans, Mr..
GEORGE PATTERSON, of Baltimore county, TO Miss
HARRIET THOMAS. formerly Of Lebanon, Pa
The Lebanon pa papers will please copy
Ga the 10Th 0i February last, by the Rev James
Michigan, pastor of ST. Peters Church EDWARD r.
WILLIAMS to Miss JULIA Ann RATTLE, all of this
city.
Ca the 18Th instant, by the Revd. J. G.. Smart, Mr..
NICHOLAS OztER to Miss EMMA SMARDoN all of Bal
unOre connly.
on the l1th inst. by the Rev'd. James Sewe, Capt.
VI. e. R. WISGArE, of Dorchester county, 10 MARY
K. WROToS, of this city.
On the lb'h inst. by the Rev. Mr.. MuSgraye, JoHN
Mac hey to Miss Massey MILES all OF this city
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PUBLIC ATIoNs. We have received from ]. E. Nc
Genan, O. BaItimore-st,, C. A. HnckIey, 2sOs Balti
more ST. and Parsons s. Preston, Isl Pratt ST., No
vel, entitled ''Who shall be Heinz" by Miss Ellen
Pickeyin,-PTice, % cents,
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EpYRNE Il CO. are still filing the pockets
ND their patrons. They sold yesterday two prizes
of $500, one in whole, and the other in ar ticket
also, the quarter of $500. The tickets on file at
our lucky oflice-call and see them. TODAY, the
famous Small Fry, $4,000 tickets 81. Certificates of
qrs. So GO, eighhs 81 &c. Call early and secure a
package Remember, the lucky corner.
BYRNE s co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
1t and South St, Yellow House.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-21

NOW IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS.
~ We have just received a large assortment of
CHEAP GOODS, that we will run off at very low
prices3 Cotton 81 cents dozen; Needles and cents
paper; fine worked Capes at only cents each; side
Combs and cents; Fancy Soaps from 5 to 25 cents
cake; Parsons Cotton cents spool; Ors Flesh Drops
at only cts; Suspenders from 81 cents up TO 62t per
pair Hosiery Of different kinds, Pins at 6 cents paPer
Hooks and Eyes from TO Ct cents per box; Fishing
Lines 6! and leg cts each; Toys of different qualities
TILYARD 4 HEIDERMAN,
No 229 Pratt street,
je2l .tuth3t* between Howard and Eutaw.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-21

MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JUNE 30 l845.