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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16


OelrichS x thurman.
sAILED-Ship Powhatan, Hayden, Rotterdam;
schrs Baltimore, Seavey, for New York; William T =.
King, Long, do.
Brig Orbit, Keene, from Nassau, N. P, 9th inst
ton, bra2Ileo sponge, old copper, TURTLE and green
lines, to F. Il. MOntell Left schr Leander, from st.
Johns, Fla unc. On the day of sailing saw large
ship with loss of main and mzzen masts, apparently
an American, standing for Nassau Passengers, Mrs.
Brown and daughter, and Mr. job Taylor
Brig Chickasaw Kendrck, 10 days from Boston,
assorted cargo, to Osborn & Whitridge.
Schr Erie, NIckerSon, days from Boston, ice and
mdse. to I. X. Matthews.
SChr Eliza Hand, Baker, days from Providence,
domestics, to Il. PIERCE,
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
off York river a full rugged brig and hriganine; and
off sandy Point a l9ll rugged bris-ail bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Stephen Lurman, Conkling, for Rotterdam,
and bargue George 4 Henry, Gait, for the Pacific
both hence, went TO Tuesday last.
Ship Susan Z. Howell, Bailey, for Baltimore, TO
succeed the Clara) was advertised at Liverpool the
26th ut,
ship Elleslie, Wallace, from Bremen for Hull, Eng.
arrived at shields 2ith ut
Al ST. Thomas, August l-Barque Henry Kelsey,
Gray, fer New York, in TWO or three days; and schr
Comet Bonney, for Baltimore, in two days The schr
Mary Ann Shankln, sailed LIST for ST. Cfoix 10 load
for New York.
3rg onesco, Smith, for Baltimore, cleared at New
Orleans 9Th inst.
Brig d. Wolfe, Sturdvant, from Baltimore, lar
rived 18th was the only American vessel at 81 Jago
de Cuba 22d ult.
Briggs Massachusetts, Burgess, and Bost IN, Nicker-
son, for Baltimore, cleared at Boston 18Th inst
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, for Baltimore, wen to
from Savannah lth inst.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Hooper, from Baltimore for
Port Prince, spoken I'd inst lat a. Ion. 70 As,
out Ia days.
schr Trya, Gibbs, from Baltimore, arrived at Pro-
violence 10Th inst.
scsr Amelia, Benjamin, for Baltimore, cleared at
New York 18th inst.
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FIRE IN PHILApELPHA. A large bulding in
Dock street was partially consumed on Thurs
day afternoon. 1t was occupied by John Blair
as Canton Flannel carding establishment; and
by Mr. Montgomery, and Scott & Taylor for
the same purpose; all of whom lost considcra-
BILE. Total loss about IS 900.
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"The consultations stand victorious DER thee,
The planets shoot good fortune in fair functions,
And tell thee 'Nows the time TO try your luck'"
NEXT WEEKS LOTTERIES. The fol-
~ lowing are the high capital prizes TO go of, to
which we beg the attention of our numerous city aud
out of town customers.
$40, O9o Capital MONDAY, tickets IS.
$1,000 do. TUESDAY, tickets 81
$4,000 do WEDNESDAY, tickets IS.
49,, 200 do. THURSDAY, tickets 81
$4,000 do. FRIDAY, tickets SO.
81 900 do. SATURDAY, tickets 81.
For single tickets and regular packages, in either OF
tina above Lotteries, apply direct your orders to
JAMES FLETCHER & CO., Baltimore, Md.
IL Agents for the Managers.
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lug F'0' - ~ w EAST BALTIMORE.

Mr.. SORAN is duly thankful for the kindess of the
friend who made the above announcement, which he
until il appeared il the ''RepubliCan and
Argus, - and hopes that his friends in Old Town (he
part Of East Baltimore" which is his 'nata spot, ~
well as his friends elsewhere, will remember him
tavorah.y for the Sherhalty. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

HEAVY SUIT AGAINST THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Ono CANAL COMPANY. We understand that
Messrs. Letson and Rutter, the gentlemen who
contracted couple of years since to complete
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to Cumberland,
have entered a suit for 81, $50 900 damages, a.
gainst the Company for violation of contract
1t will be remembered that the contract was re-
voked by the Canal company after Messrs Let
son and Rutter had entered upon its fulflment
| The time in which the Canal was to have beon
completed, according to their contract, expiret
| in July last.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

V5-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description executed with great DESPATCH atN'
t34 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
,EA,JuOru mrs Much larger than any other
- } office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSIONS,
LOTTERY BILLS. CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADINE,
STAGE y IIArTERS' BiLLS,.
Raj. ROAD BILLS, &c sc
Indeed It is needless to enumeratc, as we are pos
sessed oftaciities for doing work. egeryste and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE. The Catholic Col
lege, at Georgetown, d. c, has been placed I'M
der the Presidency of M. Verhagen, of Bel
GUM, the leader of the order of Jesuits in the
Eastern States.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

FC7-CITY SHERIFFALTY. We perceive with
real pleasure that it has pleased large and ntuen-
tia portion of the Democratic voters Of the city 10
place The name of CHARLES SORAN, Esq. on the
the list of asprants for the Democratic nomination for
the Shrfffaty Of the city of Baltimore. Mr. 5. is a
decided favore with all who know him. and he is pc
cuarly suited for the performance of the embanass-
ing duties which pertain to tho office of Sherf-hav-
ing character for integrity, which cannot be i'm
peachcd, while he has been best with a soul which
while it knows fear-iS keenly alive TO all The finer
emotions of nature. In him therefore, citi-
Zens would feel that they had officer in all things
both efficient and humanc-he will receive the I'M
finching support Of his natal spot,
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G} The musical ring of gold frequently salutes cur
ears. pass the office of those celebrated prize
sellers, EMORY & CO; No. Calvert street These
gentlemen, we are told, pay all their prizes in this
precious metal. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

LOST OVERHEARD. Henry Williams, sea-
man, of Baltimore, was lost overheard from
the fore chains ofthe ship Martha Washington
July 9, lat. 40 81, lon. 8. An effort was made
to save him, but he sunk before the boat reach
e him.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

SURPLUS REVENUE. The State Of Maine
has at last accepted her share OF the surplus re-
venue from the lands Of the Uuited States,
amounting to SI9,1ll28.
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BISHOP ONDERDoNK. The friends of Bishop
Onderdonk in New York are endeavoring to
have him reinstated as acting Bishop of the
Diocese. Quite an extensive correspondence
has recently been published on the subject.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

MARRIED..

ON the 18th inst. hy the Rev. Mr.. Elder, ALEXANDER
DALRYMpLE, of Calvert county. II AMANDA ELLENoR
RosANN, youngest daughter of the late Captain R.
ROsann.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Schneider, VIM
H. HoLsTINE to Miss ELIZABETH ROBSON
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THE HUTcHINsoNs. These charming vocal
lists sail for Europe on Saturday from Boston
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Lightning AND THE RAIN IN New JERSEY.
During the thunder storm on Saturday and Sun
day evenings, light in various directions in New
Jersey indicated that various places had been
fired by lightning. ltappears that the barn of
r. Davis, IN Gloucester township, was consum-
ed with his whole crop of hay and grain. E.
Cole had three horses killed Mr., John Bubb
had barn consumed, as also had MIR. C. Moore,
near Lumbcrton, with considerable grain.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

SARATOGA. Rev. ]. N. Mafiit, is preaching
and lec.uYing at Saratoga Springs.
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SHOCKING. The Pensacola Gazette states
that a man named Nrckerson was seized and
carried off by shark whilst dra wing seine
near that place
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DNIVuT NIU'TPITI" 'VH IIHHUFtTj HItHHtIj bTtTHVHI
OelrichS Lurman.
SAILED-Ship Powhatan, Hayden, Rotterdam;
schrs Baltimore, Seavey, for New York; William T
inn do
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R Office. Was committed to the Jail of Prince
~ Georges county, as runaway, on the 10Th of
August, 1915, negro man who calls himself WILL
LIAM SPENCER. He is about twenty four years
old, six feet high, and quite black. He had on when
comHtted a suit of blue nankten clothes. Says he
is free, and is from Philadelphia, and last sailed with
Capt Hand in the packet cargo" from that place to
Alexandria. Says e'can be identified by Mr.. Dagger
~, (or Daugherty,) merchant, the corner of Cam
betton and Eighth streets, Philadelphia. The owner
III any of the above described negro, is requested to
csme forward prove property, pay charges and take
him away; otherwise, he will be discharged accord
ing TO law.
nj M nLVIN Sh,.;G
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| GAY STREET PROPERTY FOR

ksvxA GAY STREET PROPERTY FOR
HH1fxf SALE. The subscriber Offers for sale, on
jnlsfE pleasing terms, the three story house he
occupies, in GAY STREET, near the bridge
ANY person wanting good stand for business, with
good dwelling, would do well to call and examine
the house. when the terms or further particulars
viii he made known.
ale wsit' JAMES ROCHE.
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS. AMOS LOVE
~ JOY, No. 1913 Baltimore street, has just received
a splendid assortment of ZEPHYR WORSTEDS, all
shades. ale
WNO0LLEN YARNS. A large assortment
w of Blue and Black mixed white and RoGdon
WOOLLEN YARNS Just received at
alG LOVEJOY'S, No 1913 Baltimore ST.
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MIR. CusrIs IN BosToN. This gentleman
arrived at Boston on Wednesday. lie will vi
sit Bunker Hil!, survey the beautiful scenery
around Boston from the top Of the monument
inspect the old redoubts which Washington
threw up on Dorchester Heights, and visit
Lexington and Concord to have familiar con-
vcrsaton with those of the cold rs" who are
vet left to us.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

HouseS OF Germluy Hcrn sent here by Gov
eminent in the ships Ernest and Gustavc, Cap
tain Faust. and the Albert, Captain klockgeth-
err Within the last two or three years, the
number of criminals ard paupcrs sent to thu
city OF Baltimore has greatly increased and
the witness thinks that the charge on passcn-
gers arriving in this country should be raised.
Criminals, both men and women, have been
sent here; has known them to be guilty OF
crimes since their arrival here; knows an in
stance in winch one OF these persons was sent
to the jail Of this city lor stealing, and who
stole the poker from the room in which he was
confined Just before he was released This
criminal had been only two or three weeks in
the country when he was arrested"
So much on the particular point of criml-
nails being sent to this country by foreign au-
thorties. Enough has been shown to prove
that unless something be promptly done either
by congress or the State legislatures, to prohi-
bit, absolutely and totally, the introduction
amongst us of this infamous portion of the pop
ulaton of Europe, we shall be overrun by cri.
minaIs, to the decentralization of society, and to
the destruction of all purity in our republican
institutions. We confess that we have toe
much American blood in our veins, to permit
US to look with calmness and composure upor
these transactions; and we hope that the Anne
rican people will Indignantly spurn this at
tempt Of foreign governments, to place Their
tclons upon an equality with the free citizens o.
the United States.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

NoMINArIoN FOR CONGRESS-. The demo-
Gratis of the Cd district ofthis State have nomi-
mated Thomas Perry, Esq. of AIlegany county,
as their candidate Tor Congress.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

NRAWS TODAY. the beautiful little Lot
Ely terry for the benefit of the f. F. Seminary, class
No. 32-66 Nos and 10 drawn understanding nearly
one prize TO blank in each package of 26 tickets.
Package of22 whole tickets only Sl3 so; halves S. rs;
% quarters 1897.
SCHEME:
prize of s4,oOe prize of $500
g. 900 3 4" 200
57S " l00,&c.
Tickets Sl-sliares III proportion.
For prize tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply TO the prize vendors, MILLER q co.
Corner OF baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. LOTTERY, class 81, drawn
Aug. l5-owest prize SO:
II 50 AZ l3 9 Is 10 IS 70 80 81 40 Is
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give THE FREDERICK FENALE SEMI
w NARY ANOTHER PULL THIS DAY AT
SCHOOLFIELD co. Give then a long pull, a
strong pull, and pull altogether, and they and you
riH succeed.
sCHOOLFIELD & co. sold again yesterday Sc
veral Of the good prizes.
Nos. Md Consolidated Lottery, 81, drawn Aug. Is,
low. ST prize SO, are:
II 50 AZ 7 10 l6 10 IS ~ 80 81 43 Is
Draws To DAY, the beautiful scheme of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class 50.
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HMn DOLLARS! The "Small Fry"
ZASFebNy draws TO-DAY-Capita $1,000,
AID lots of prizes of smaller denominations. Whole
tickets 81, Qrs. 25 cts. TUCKER s. BRO. will issue
their far famed certificates of packages follows
% Wholes.....,.Sl3 80 90 Quarters. 50 81
% Halves ....... rs 90 Eigbths ........ | 6s
EG5- Each liable TO draw the highest prizes in the
wheel. Chances for and within the reach OF all, and
in every variety at our head quarters for prizes.
II. 4. TUCKER Y BROTHER,
Right on the COnGI-ilCad of Centre Market.
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LETTER BAGS UP Al THE EXCHANGE. READING ROOMS
For Havre-Ship Isabella, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Frederick Leo, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Barque Hermitage, few days
For River La Plata Brig Noble, few days
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al6-3t ELI $. BALDWIN, Sheriff.

INC EIGFONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
81 The Small Fry for TODAY promises gre at
things al our otlicesia fact, have sold the capital
six times this year, being five times otencr than any
other Office IN Baltimore. The $4,000 is now at our
oifce-whO wants ii for % cents;
THIS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery draws
class 9I-75 Nos, II ballots.
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AT his residence near the Savage Factory, Howard
District, Anne Arundel county, on Saturday morning,
the SIN lns at O'clock after illness of weeks,
WILLIAM HAsLvP, semi, in The 66th year of his age
On the l4th instant after a short Illness JoHS NJ.
youngest son of John F. and Elizabeth Martin, aged
three years and ten months
On the 10Th inst Mrs. ANN lzER, consort of George
lzer in the 3lst year of her age.
ON the l3Lh inst. CAARLEs SELrHER. agnd % Years
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OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is 1915.
FROM rHE EXCHANGE RGAOING-RoOu 8oO.>.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
LUMBEA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. $3.50
Number go

The English par y at the mills suIrer,
dered after briet sbIrmlsh, and were taken
TO The tavern as PRISONERS within an hour
alteI the Squire had lett ii. Edward and
ms brave band boarded the slip wlhouI
suspicion, end, after short conflict he was
master OF her He 'ook her, by the aid OF
The released American crew, inte Boston
barber the next day sud we need not add
that within less then lnree months re was
rewarded oI.h TIE hand ol lhe beaulilul
Anueue Norwood!
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Volume XII
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
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TERMS /:

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published eCery Saturday morning, a
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period than sic months; nor any discon
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are DISCHARGED.
HDPERIISEWENS not erceeding q
squire ,CiH be cOnspicuousiy 6,seried al
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md Itoenty.fUe cents for euery sudse.
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made 10 those who adUcrtiSe Jy the yea,
LETTERS oddreSsed on business mast
be post paid.
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TIL Il e. ARLAND.
s. With S,Vectest flowers enrichd,
From oariO,tS gr,iet9 cuHd U1h care."
Prom the New York Mirror
The Deserted Homestead.

The Deserted Homestead.
There is lonely homestead,
In a green and quiet vale,
With its tall trees signing mournlully.
TO every passing gale,
There are many ruins round it
IN the sunlight cleaning fair,
Blu. moss grown is that silver cot,
lls walls are gray and bare.
Where once glad voices sounded.
Of children in their ntlh,
No whisper breaks the solitude
OF that deserted hearth,
The swallow from lis dwelling,
The low caves hath nuwn,
And all nigh, long the whippoorwill
Sings by The threshold stone.
No hand above the lattice,
Ties up tho trailing vines.
And through the broken casemen, Panes
The moon at midnight shines;
And mary solemn shadow
Seems standing from The gloom
Like forms Of long departed ones'
Peo2ing that dim old moon.
o! where are they whose voices
Rang out o'eI hill rnd dale!
Gone! and their mourn(ul memories
Seem bu, one oft told tale
Some 10 the que! church yard,
Aud some beyond the sea.
To meet no moro as once they met
Beneath the old roof Tree.
Fame and ambition lured them
From tina. green vale TO roam,
But as their dazz,ing dreams cepari,
Regretful memories come,
Of HE valley and the homestead,
Ol their childhood pure and free,
fill each worn weary sririt yearns
That home once more 10 see.
o! bles, are they who linger
Mid old familiar things
Where every object round the heart
It's hallowed influence filings.
Though won are wealth and honors
Through reached fams's loly dome,
There are no joys like those which Sprinl
Within our chlldhood's home.
zs-9sas@@assaa
'Would'st hou be friend OF mnel
Thou must be quick and bold
When tho righ, is TO be done,
And the truth is to be told;
' Wearing no friends like smile,
When thy hear, is hot wllhin;
Making 10 truce with fraud or guile
No compromise with sin
Open ofeye and speech,
Open Of heart and head
Holding thine own but as in trust, .
For the great brolher-hand.
s---zssGs1~szss1zzz
Father, | heard ou say in the rail car yes
lay that you were in favor of low fares
4.
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Father, heard ou say in the rail ear yes
lay that you were in favor of low fares!
am i thought so when saw you
sing our short servant girl this morning
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
HAVANA Gig A Il .
AND
CONFECTIONERY.

corner CosTIAND ROYAL STREETS,
~ Opposite the Mansion House.
TIME subscriber thankful for past favors, and so-
u citous for a continuance of the same begs leave
to inform his friends and the public general, that
he has just received direct from Havana, large as
sortment Of Cigars Of the best quality, in connexio
with large quantity Of Confectionery Of his ow
manufacture, from the best materials All which he
offers for sale the reasonable terms Tor cash
wholesale and tail 49,,
AIso-On hand as usual plentiful supply Of Hot
Coffee and Pies al all hours. .s.
mys 1921 GEO. SCHuMACkEk.
NIB. Cakes for pnrt,es and weddings made to order
COMMISSION lBUSINESS.-The subscriber
" offers his servicesto the Planters and Merchants
of Alabama and Mississippi for the sale OF Cotton
and the purchase Of their family necessarles. Con-
sgnmenis Of other produce and merchandise, will be
also promptly and carefully attended to. ,nv
4 novS 226tf .a.- GEORGE q. HENRY.