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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-27

A BEAUTIFUL FACTS like lovely and
fragile flower-iar and delightful to look upon
Painted by master hand, we watch its color
ings with tender regard-gaze Oh it with great
aiGction-wouId bear it to our bosom, and win
it as our own. For while it is the living idol
of our daily prase--the charm which binds rs
with a willing power, Bat Time breeds the
canker It's beauty dimnlshos--its freshness Is
gone; decay scarce leaves a trace of what was
once pride and a worship. 1t is on oar bo-
som still, but, alas! it is there in pity that it
should he mortal, and must perish.
a BEAUTIFUL NISD--is like precious and
prolific secd-the mother Of lovclness-the
fountain Of hiss--thc produce of many tlca-
snrod and nestinahc tlowers--wnich neither
cankor can defacc nor time destroy Even
should there be those Of its lovely produce
that fade and pass away, yet the source is
therc--the seed remains to revivc-to remodi-
y-to place again on our bosom and near our
hearts, IN renewed beauty-in the same deep
interest and winning power as at first. We
would gather 1t as the richest possession--as
the wel-spring of the purest, most abundant
and enduring joys--as our support-our COM
fort-and the cherished object, worthy of our
highest admiration; and we would cling to it,
thanking Ged, that it is immortal-livng for
r-.fGuOcaie,
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ITEMS OF News. Hon. John c. Calhoun
passed through Wetumpka, Ala, OH the 18th
inst.--The Catholics of Louisville, Ky, are
about to build an elegant athedral.-The
iron steam cutter George NJ Bbb has arrived
at Lousvile.--On Monday last 80 U. S.
soldiers left Newport, Ky, for Jefferson Bar
racks.--Ole Bull had 400 persons at his so
cent concert in Boston.-The girls of public
school No. IA, have presented Dr. Reese with
a magnificent copy of a Bble.--Gov. Dorr
intends to be candidate for the Rhode Island
legislature. Geo Bancroft, Secretary
of the Navy, was in New York on Friday
Miss Clifton has been playing at Cincinnati
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DAILY TO THE SOUTH.
BY THE Bay LINE, CARR YING THE GREET
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
Us NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER with


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
- NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER. with
y three boats on the Bay, viz: GEORGIA, Captain
Cannon, HERALD, Captain Russell, and JEW ESS
captain Sutton; and two on James River VIZ CUR
lis PECK, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt. Skin
ner all OF which trambOats surpassed in the
Union for speed, strength and comfort
By This well known, comfortable, pleasant, safe and
popular route, via chesapeake Bay to Norfolk, Va
W James River to City Point, Va, by steamboats,
Thence BY Railroad TO Petersburg, Va, Weldoa and
wilmington, n, G., and thence by steamboats, TO
Charleston, = C. without loss of sleep, and no
pleasant changing Of passengers and baggage. Through
10 Charleston IN o. hours or AS short time as any
other route,
SCHEDULE:
& aE@Y1 Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore
fff2ygSdaily lexcepI sunday at 4 O'Clock, p.
-as'sH'SoS as"- VI III the Steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt
Cannon, ~ HERALD, Capt Russell. Arriving at Nor
folk laftcr good n2ht'S slocp) by 6 O'Clock A.. M
- &SoS. Thence up James River, with its
4r @smh%,, .es% Y;Er, ia p G3y liga, by
Davis. or ALICE, Capt. skinner, to Civ Point Rail
Road to Petersburg, (two hours ahead of the Great
Mail Line leaving Baltimore tie same aflcluoon)
where the two lines amaganate 10 the South with a
continuous line from Charleston, :. CT Mobile and
New Orleans, by far the Uncomfortable and shrrest
route South
FARE REDUCED,
Through tickets from Baltimore to Charleston
:. &. have always been sold by this line
cheerfuily re eivcd, and promptly paid To all
concerned, ,0G
Throngh tickets to and ffen Baltimore, Nor
FOLK or Portsmouth, Observation-Disclosures. 600
Through tickets 10 and from City Point Peters
burg and Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. 600
Through tickets 10 aud from Weldon, N. ca. 900
10 and from franklin or Black
The PORTSMOUTH, RAILROAD is
G4eIskfSsJ running daily 20 and from Weldon there
gsc2SasI5s,S connecting with the passengers going
Zssffss-sAss.- South or hours ahead of the Great
Southern Mdil Ljae at Weldon, ny which line travel
Yrs 10 ana ron BlacEwater and other pats OF North
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a CHEMICAL RESULT to enable persons to
"A DYE INSTANTANE5USLY theirHAIR, with

"a
"a DYE NSrANTANECUSLY their II 4 lR with
out the least Inconvenience.
JULES liAUEL'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE
LIQUID HAIR DYE, for changing rcd or gray hair,
"hSkers, eyebrows, &c, to a brown, black chesmut
color, The slightest evil consequences need not be
feared from 1t mse-it is altogether harmless.
rms composition is the emily one sanctioned by the
science OF Chemistry, to dye, indeible manner,
the various sradailons Of orS, without danger in
convenience, and has justified the liberal patronage
and unlimited confidence Of the pubic.
% Beeare of CounterteiterS. Ask for ''jues
iauePs Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye if you want the
genuine article
For sale, wholesale and retail by
JULES HAZEL, PCrlumer and Chemist
i6 :, Third st. below Chestnut, rhilad
And for sale in b lltiuOre by HE following Agents :
N. N. Robinson, cor Gay and SaratOga-sts j. Boury
2lO Baltimore st; Mortimer & MOwbray, Baltic. and
Charles-stS; Thus. z. Harrison, 253 Baltimore ST; f.
Hickey Sons, 247s Baltmore.st; a. Croyeau, III
BALTIMORE st; Coleman Rodgers, l73 Raltmorc-St;
s. e. Winchester, l65 Batmore-st; +. Hale, 10 Bal
mpre-st; j. NJ. Laroque, BALTIC. 4 Harrison SITS; JAS
r. De LacOur, 359 Baltimore-si; H. s. Thompson.
Howard and Fayette-Sts; G. p, Rodgers Howard and
MaiiOn-ss; J, w. Barry & Co., BALTIC. Pearl SITS,
Ol5wi sm3M
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EXPORT OF Wool. Last week 4l5 bales Of
wool we're exported from Philadelphia to Liv-
erpool.
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SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE FACTORY. The
manufacturing property of the late firm of w.
s. d. D. Farnum, situated at Waterford, Wor.
cester county, Mass, was sold at auction few
days stree. This is the largest woollen cstab-
lishment in the United States, with the excep-
ton of the Mddlesex Company in Lowell. 1t
was purchased by Welcome Farnum, Esq, the
surviving partner Of the most successful and
enterprisng manufacturers in the country. The
price paid for the property was $3.50, 900, and
although this may seem large, it is considered
far below its real value. A large number of
woollen manufacturers, from various sections of
the country, were present at the sale.
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CuNARp STEAMERS. The shares in the Gu
nard Boston steamers, says the Philadelphia
North American, which originally cost CT 900,
sell in England for e., 500. The Company III
vest their profits in new boats.
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SELLERS, GREAT REMEDY

For LLpeT compliant. II RefndT6Obte Case.
A TTENTlOh is asked to the following state
n mcnt of Sam'I McCord, ESQ. of Welssurg, Va.
WELLsBURG, Va, May 26th, 1915.
hereby certify that was afflicted Ith the l.vet
Complaint and Phtllisc for a long time, being more
than year under the care of a Physician, that the
disease instead OF being relieved by the medicine
took, kept gradually getting worse my body swelleG
so that was unable 10 stoop low eacugh To tie my
shoe. Wien the disease at the worst; | was re-
commended TO uy sellers Liver Pills, did So ant
was relieved greatly by the use Of the trst box and
completely cured by lEC second
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THANKsGNNs. The mayor Of Charleston,
5. c., has designated the 9th of November as
thanksgiving dag in tina. city,
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MISSIONARIES FAREWELL MEETING. On
Thursday evening, large meeting was held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Greene St,
N. Y, on the occasion Of the anticipated de-
parture of two missionaries for Africa Ad-
dresses were delivered by Mr.. Seyes, formerly
a missionary TO Africa, but now settled in the
city. The names Of these missionaries are,
Rev. j. b. Benham, who goes to Monrovia,
aud Rev. VIM. B. Hoyt, whose destination is
Cape Palmas. BY some unforeseen occurrences
the Rev. Mr.. Williams, who was to have n
one of the Mission aries ordained aud sent forth,
wos not present A collection was taken up
and subscriptions received to the amount of
about $3.50
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THE sUsQUEuANNA RIVER. The Columbian
Spy of Saturday says;
"The Susquchanua has again fallen, and
has now but very little more water in lis bed
than it had during the summer. There is
large quantity Of lumber at our wliarves, and
all along shore, which " ill have pretty Sc
rious time in getting to its destination unless
the tickle river should again swell before the
winter again sets in with all It's rgor."
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MANsLArCuTER. Jas. Mechan, from Troy,
n. Y, was drowned at Pittsburg OH Weducs-
day night, by falling into a vault ten feet deep.
The jury OF inquest brought in a verdict Of
manslaughter against Isaac and Abraham Pat
terson for leaving it open.
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FOR WHITE HAVEN AND

a s<S~T1 FOR WHITE HAVEN AND
SvvkSsEHsts" PONGOTEaGuE, (Accomac Coun
-sts'saAH,-a-- w. Eastern Shore of Virgina.) The
tain ROBERT VI. HILL, will leave the intersection oC
Iiait ahd Light street Whaves every TIL tuesday
mOkNlNG, at eight O'Clock, for WhItthaGen, which
place she VIII leave the next morning, (FRDAY) az
nociock for Pongoteague reaching there about room.
returning she will leave the latter place on SATUR-
DAY, al . O'Clock, A. NJ, via WhtCharen for Bale
more, arriving here early the same evening.
Passage and Fare 10 NEiichaycn, $500
do. do FungoteaguC, $50
For freight or passage apply on board.
This route will he continued upu further notice.
Us Pass ngcrs going To White Haven ear rely ugOp
conveyance TO any part Of Somerset or Worccstcr
counties, application to Thee: DashCld, at Pm
cess Anne, Or Matthew PmnCll at SNOW Nm selC
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VI IsJU,
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land
ing ST Michael's aud EaslOn, Va Mile, River Ferry
To- Easton.) win leave Commerce 81. wharf eyerV
MONDAY MORNING, att O'Clock; am turn ext
day, leaving Miles River Ferry 'yery - .,iay Mora
ing, AT 7 O'cI0ck; 81 Mchae's, u; Wye Landing a.
West River ~! for Annapolis ana Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis ..................15 Cents
10 west Rlver............,.,. Sl.0G.
to Wye, st Michael's, on Ferry, l.5r.
FOR CENTkLNlLLE AND CHESTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharievery WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at 7 O'Clock, and return Tie sane day,
touching at Corsica at l0 O'Clock and Chester al IL
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage s
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. BeaveG
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING att O'Clock, and returns same day, leaving West
River at II O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis IS cts TO West RiveTSl.
JOHN II. TURNER,
ap29 -tls'Ja office lower end Commerce. st. palt
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FARE TO ELLIcoTT's MLLs. The Howard
District Press states the fare on the railroad
between Baltimore and EIlicott's Mills will
shortly be reduced 20 twenty-five cents Glad
to hear it.
HANDSOME. The ladies of Upper Marlboro
held fair last week to aid in building a church
in that village, by which they realized the
handsome sum Of $500.
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NO LONGER
y q
DO
q q
BUT CHANGEn tn AZ.

% Inc public are respectfully informed that by the
ordnance oil the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 70 to ~, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERs and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion 10 call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Rheuma-
tisn, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which we liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has in his possession number from most respec la
bile individuals, all esying to the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks TO discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made TO impose upon them a
spurious article Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cork, also fac smile Of his name on the label on the
side of the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
be rot deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDI-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata
legues of which can be seen Mt his store and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 36 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market
N. B. Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine az tt
cleS for sale at no other place in Baltimore. al2
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ITEMS OF News. Gen. Williams, dem. has
been reelected mayor of Detroit.-A large
body of magnetic iron ore has been discovered
near Reading, Pa.-The mock auctioneers of
n. York continue 10 swindle the unsuspecting,
so take care. w. P. Dark, of the Parish of
Rapides, La, recently committed suicide.-
Robert Tyler is to preside at the dinner to be
given in Philadelphia i'll honor of St. Patrick's
day.-They are now manufacturing iron, at
the rate Of ten tons day, in Maine-Pro-
perty in Boston, called the Union wharf, has
been sold to company of gentlemen for $780,
O00.-The diameter of the recent spot on the
sun is estimated to be 10000 mles-Mr
Gregory, Of Warren CO., Ohio, hung himself
on the night Of the Sd inst Tile Presidents
Inaugural Address was received at Louisville
in 81 l-2 hours from Washington. Twenty
four locomotives, from Mr.. Norris's factory, at
Philadelphia, have been shipped to Trieste, to
fill foreign order.-Nlorgan l., Faulkner,
for many years an elterprising merchant at
Buffalo, died suddenly on Saturday, of quinsy.
John Tyler, Jr,, has withdrawn as can
didate for Congress in the first district Of Virgil
MA. He does not wish to be in opposition to
Mr.. Atkinson, the Democrat. -The exports
Of American Cotton Goods from n. York, dur
iLg the month Of February last, were 1890
packages.-The Revenue of Boston since
January LIST, has been s6l9,3Ol, being a de-
crease of S224,69S in the same time the year
previous.
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Correspondence OF the American Republican,
WAsHrNGToN, March Is, 1915.


The Criminal Court met at the usual hour
to-day, and several causes were disposed of.
W. Black, alias Brown, alias Carr, alias Lo-
gan, was indicted and tried for obtaining ten
dollars under false pretenceS, from the Hon Je-
remah Brown, NJ. G.. from the State of Penn
sylvania. The prisoner was defended by Mr.
Linton, and the Jury found him guilty.
Henry Cole, free negro, indicted for stealing
SJ5 in specie, the property of Harriet Johnson,
was found guilty. Counsel for the defence Mr.
Norris.
Edward Williams, free negro, indicted for
stealing silver watch, of the value of IS, the
property of II. C. W. Voss, was found guilty.
THE prisoner was defended by Messrs. May and
f. Smith.
Charles Stanley, indicted for an assault and
battery on Joseph Paris, was found guilty
Charles $. Wallach, Esq, was counsel for the
defence.
Frederick Rhnehart, indicted for an assault
and battery on Susan Rhinehart, was found
guilty. james lloban, Esq, was counsel for
The defendant.
understand that gentleman was last night
robbed at the Apollo Hall Of his pocket book,
containing $40. A great number of persons
were in attendance at the Fair, now being held
there for the benefit of st Matthew's Church,
and the gentleman robbed was at the Fair, when
he lost his pocket book and money.
METROPOLIS.
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District of Columbia Adyertisesne nSs.
pz- Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON Genera, AGENT.

% Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON, General Agent,
whose office is at the of Sixth street and Lou
siana Avenue Washington city, will receive and for
ward TO US, any advertisements which the citizens of
the District may desire to have published in
lumns. The "American Republican and Clipper"
has greatly increased and daily increasing circuia
uon in the Disuict cities and Is therefore eligible
medium of advertising, particularly when the adYer-
user desires the advantages Of paper widely circu
lated in Baltimore, as well in the District of Co
lumbia Our terms Of advertising are cash, in ad
vance. Mr.. Thompson is authorized to receive and
receipt for US, all advertisements sent to him for
the "American Republican"
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SECOND BRANCH.

On motion of Mr.. Barnes, the vote on the
passage of the bill from the First Branch, pro-
yIdlng for the appointment of City Collector,
&c, was reconsidered, the bill slightly amend
ed, and again passed.
On motion of Mr.. Reese, the resolution rela-
tive to the extension of Hanover market, was
referred to the next annual session.
MIR. Baker, from the committee on Streets,
reported unfavorably on the petition relative to
Matthews and Hongsworth SITS. Passed.
Also, untavorably on petitions for filling up
the east side of Canal street, from Baltimore to
Holland street. Concurred in.
DR.. Collins submitted a resolution, making
the city liable for expenses incurred in paving
and repaving, as formerly charged to the pub
lie school fund. Adopted.
Mr.. Bolton submitted resolution, calling
for information as to the probable cost of GER
tain repairs to the Fell's Point market house.
Adopted.
Mr.. Richardson called up a bill requiring
bond aud security for the faithful disbursement,
sc. of all appropriations Of money to fire COM
panies. Adopted
Resolutions in favor of VIM. Lusby, George
W. Riggs and Chancey Brooks, were passed.
Also, resolutions from the First Branch, in
favor of Jane Clendenen, James lIarwood and
James ]. Fisher.
DR.. Collins called up resolution from the
First Branch, authorizing the Mayor to offer a
standing reward of $500 for the arrest and
conviction of incendiares. 1t was rejected, in
consideration of the fact that by revised or.
dinance of 1887, the Mayor is authorised tc
pay any sum at his discretion for the apprehen
sion OF such offenders.
DR.. Collins called up resolution from the
Fret Rranch q . tlo al
james II. Mcknight, for services rendered in
bringing to justice woman known as Lackey
Barry, and rescuing two orphan girls from her,
which she had abducted, as alleged, for base
purposes. Dr. O. called the attention of men,
bers to an account of the matter, as published
in this paper, at the time of the arrest and
after some debate, Mr.. Richardson offered, as
a substitute, a resolution appropriatng one
days per diem $3.50 of the members of the
Councils TO that purpose; which was unani-
mousy passed. Adjourned.
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reported for the American Republican,
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, March
FIRST BRANCH.


Mr. Cooper called up second branch bill,
beng a condensed and revised compilation OF
the various city ordinances in relation to the
public schools. 1t was amended and passed.
Mr.. Breck, from the committee to whom had
been referred bill for changing the name of
that portion of Potter St, lying between Gay
ana French SITS, reported favoraby thereon
Laid over,
Mr. Cooper submitted resolution, providing
hat the Councils adjourn sine die on Monday,
the 3lst of March inst. Adopted.
DR.. Leonard submitted a report and resolu-
ton in favor of granting collegiate powers up
on the Public High School. The report de-
fines the powers and privileges sought to be OBJ
tanned, and the School Commissioners are d-
rectcd to draw up IA memorial in reference
thereto, to be presented TO the next Legislature.
Adopted. Adjourned.
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LATER FROM MEXICO. Adviccs from Moxi-
co to the 18th ult. have been received at New
Orleans. Santa Anna was to have been tried
on the 24th by the Congress, erected as jury.
Ii Santa Anna does not present himself cefore
the grand jury, bat sends his written defence,
the trial is to come off sooner. 1t appears that
Santa Aana has full liberty to communicate by
letter with whoever he pleases. 1t is reported
that several letters have been intercepted, which
Were addressed TO several houses in Vera Cruz,
recommending them not TO denounce the seve-
raj sums deposited in their hands. IA remarka-
ole TACT Is, that whilst Santa Anna declared to
Congress he had no other fortunes than his
landed property, he draws exchange for $780,
900, thereby proving the contempt with which
he treats the Mexicans.
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TIN WARE, TIN WARE, SC.
GOUTHERN AND WESTERN NIEE

- CHANTS and Dealers generally will find in
WAKE ROOMS the most extensive assortment Block
Tin, Japanned and Plain rivetted TIN WARE in the
city, which has been manufactured under the imme-
date supervision of the subscribers, of the best mate
rial and by the most competent workmen, and war
ranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Dealers will find at our establishment not only
large stock of TIN WARE, hut every thing in the
can always be had
Our prices are extremely reasonable, merchants
will therefore give us a call before purchasing
JAMES CORTLAN x SON..
No. lS Baltimore street, End door east of
liarrson-st. and opposite the Centre Market
Q7- Purchasers will have their goods packed and
sent TO any part of the city free of charge. fe2S-tf