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Vorfsr Mdslsfsits's ommittsen babsn Ob nad
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laubnsihsins ertbsilt msrben foaen ODER nid,r.
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lld'' ~eIde prr rpsnissn Sabrsn ssm brittfttn
parlsmsnts e'n9trsibt puree uno 70 src6 mar
rpie elm Sarrsnrab.
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Sunoen fclltsn nitt psr9s0tmoas bas Sranfrs
pripils9um Der Yoifmsiifer am nddbifsn Ilfsn
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bsr fsinsm 9rudsr fbuIois 1T une bad gslt
burb ben poifmsiifsr ibsrisnbsn Mill, fcatt
uibt fdmsn ss Dor Der 5sit ~ tbun, neil eas
turb Soften srfpart merben.
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bsri9e 6srausssbsr Der I9amburssr @bnsGpclf,
bat ftinsn YIoe psrlaIftn uno 6r. Carl Sens
feman fsin Rabfclssr i'm amts, mirS nun
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ftbsn ibm eutsn 9Dss, ;ablrsibs paGasisrs uno
quite SsjabIun9.
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Srsntb pcn ben "Serisp Sluss" bon 0Eccl,pid)
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botsn ift,ofsnt!i6 6cisn ~ trasen, fOnntsn fl
seSen bic 9ofen'eantioattn nidt ausbaIten.
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in ber 4usmabl tsiner @abinstSs Ssamtsn pob
nibt 70 slidlib Su ftin ols fsin 8crsdnssr.
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unhr ibr feline 9rcst GafTsnsSetrissrsien Dor,
Ban Suren 70 jablreib warsn. ...-..
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renbduitr, @bis & Druderei &c. 5erif6rte
uno in S6utt uno 1f1e uertpanoelte. =
Cine srobe Suantitdt Saumtpolle sins in
Zen Slammen auf. Der @erluit tpirb
aaf 200, 900 Sbaler eefbdet, nebif Co.,
600 Sbaler, bic auf oae serit0rte giaens
tbum peritbert tparen. 8.
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G1suertca31 RepabItM11,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, MAR. 81, l845.

House. OF RErUGE. A resolution was adopt
ed in the Second Branch of the City Council
on Friday evening last, instructing the Joint
committee on police to enquire into the eXpc-
diency of erecting House of Refuge, for the
punishment of juvenile offenders. This sub
ect has heretofore been much agitated IN the
public prints and by individuals and an effort
was at one time made to raise the funds neces-
sary TO erect the building, but it failed We
believe that it is universally admitted, that there
should be such an institution, and We see no
other mode of obtaining it than by the act of
the Corporation. The expense would be insg-
niicant in comparison Of the benefits which
would be received by the public. We know
that at present many juvenile offenders escape
entirely from punishment, owing to the disin-
clination which persons have to sending them
to the penitentary. We believe that the exist
ence of a House of Refuge would have the sal
utary effect of restraining the young from the
commission of crime, as they would be certain
of receiving the punishment which is not now
inflicted. But criminals would not DO the only
inmates of the Institution, as we presume that
youthful Migrants would be placed within it,
,nd taught industrious habits. In this respect
it would also &c highly beneficial. We know
not what such an establishment would cost; but
it would be erected on a small and cheap scale
at first, and be enlarged as necessity might re-
quire Such an institution, by checking crimo
in its inCiPiency, and regulating and discipn-
ing the youthful mind, might be the meons of
saving many from the fate Of the confirmed
and hardened criminal; and it would, there
fore, be Il work of kindness and humanity In
other cities the House Of Refuge has been found
to have a most beneficial influence in reforming
the young, and it cannot be denied that Bati,
more stands in need of such a corrective of
vice, We hope that the joint committee on
police will deem it oxpedient and Just TO report
in favor of House of Refuge, and that the
work will be put in progress Of completion du-
ring the approaching summer Much better
will it be to endeayor TO reform the young,
than to have to punish them by confinement in
The penitentaiy when they shall have advanced
in life.
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY

Me" AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
IN being liquid Dye, which inStantaneou,y changes
the color of the hair to a beautiful brown or black,
without injury to the hair skin The great supe-
rory OF this Dye consists in its easy mode of appli-
cation, and instantaneous efiect-all other dyes re-
quirngfrom 10 to twelve hours produce any change
Its superior excellence will be apparent every one
upon single application.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Sun" Al
EXANDER's TRlcoBAPHE.-Th effect of the above on
the hair is truly astonishing. was tried Yesterday
in our Office, and the change from grey TO black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the 'Philadelphia Daily Forum Sc
veral of our acquaintances have recently applied to
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Alexan-
der's Tricobaphe-R new and valuable discovery; and
It has III NO case failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying it to gray hair whskers
1t mparts a beautiful brown or black color.
&c For sale by Coleman & Rogers, No. l73 Balti-
more street; g. w. Andrews, ]. NJ. Laroque, ]. w.
Scott, and r. Perkins, Baltimore street, j. " d. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camden-sts; Perkins Bro
her, corner Green and Franklin-sts.; J, W. Barry &
Co.. corner Pearl and Baltimore sts., and wholesale
by the sole agents, X. & G. A. WRIGHT,
mh3l eot27thMS 23 South 4th street, Philad.
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no WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDL4L las been proved
in this city and esewhere TO be the best REMEDY il
not the only enc discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
&c. The genuine article can only be obtained of Dr.
GIDEON b. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street. Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle.
The trade in other places supplied on the usual
terms. mh26 lm*
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n3-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED DIR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS has, in
the of nineteen years of aborous practice and
observation, perfected Series of Medicines that stand
unriyaled in the catalogue of remedies before the
public. This series embraces a cure for every disease
te which human nature is subject, and yet comprises
no article that do harm, under any circumstances,
being composed exclusively Of innocent Vegetable
substances, Visit the Laboratory, 30 EAST BAL
TlMORE STREET, fifth door east of Front.
DR.. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BITTERS, the
lest ever made, for sale as above. mh26 If
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No nsrArEhENr OF FRANCIS THoMAs.n

o. "sTATEhENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This is pamphlet Of upwards of so pages, written
by Governor Thomas, of Maryland, in relation to
his domestic affairs in which the eondact OF Gov
Mcdowell Of Va. and his family, together with COL
Benton, and other dignhares, is severely arralgned'
and all matters in relation to his marriage, and its
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
meneA on with force and vigof 1t can be had at this
otboe-price 95 cent?,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-31

l6F-LECTURES ON POPULAR GEOLOGY. The
Principals of the Central Collegiate Institute take
pleasure in announcing 10 the citizens of Baltimore,
course of Lectures on the above named interesting
branch of Science The Lectures will be delivered
by the Rev. J. G. Morris, ID. D., ia compliance with
the earnest solicitation of numerous friends in the
Lutheran Church, Lexington street. The first Lee
turc (Which will be ffee) will be delivered MON
DAY EVENING, the 3lst inst There will be Lee
ture every Thursday and Monday Evening follow
ing until the course is completed. The entire course
will he Illustrated by numerous large diagrams. In
order to afford facilities to all persons and especially
to all youths who DESTROYS of becoming acquainted
with this most interesting and important branch of
Science. The Price of admission will he fixed at %
cents Lecture, without respect to age.
WILLIAM II. SMITH, p,;,;.,.
mh27 WIN. F. PEABODY, ffnclpals.
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nI7-AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The American Republican Convention will meet in
their room, (Union Hall, corner of Batmore-st and
Tripoelt's alley,) THIS EVENING, at u O'Clock. II
is expected there will be full attendance, as several
important committees will be prepared to report. BY
order, JOHN &. HOLLAND, lSoxo,oio
II WIN, HANNA. Soctctatle''
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. Mem
bers will notice that a meeting Of this convcn-
ton will be held this evening, at half past seven
O'Clock, at Union Hall, when general attend
ance will be expected.
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h3-ATTENTION, SHIP JOINERS! The mem
bers of the United Society of Journeymcn Ship Jsin
crs are requested To attend adjourned meeting OF
the Society on MONDAY EVENING, March 3lst, at
O'Clock, at the Columbian Fire Company's Hail.
AS business of The utmost importance will be laid be
fore the meeting, it is expected that every member
will be present BY order,
rRS9 81" ALBERT II. WOOD, Sec'ry..
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EGYPTIAN SALOON. The manager offers a
very attractive bill tonight Miss st. Cloud
young lady of this city, makes her first APP
pearance as "Kate O'Brionn in the excellent
comedy of Perfection
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63- ELEVENTH WARD. The collecting and
distributing committee OF the above ward for the re-
lief of the poor will their depot i'll Market ST.
under the Eutaw House, ON THIS (Monday) EVEN
ING, 3st inst, at u o'clock. As this is intended TO
be the last meeting of the season it is desirable all
should be present. BY order,
~ JACOB HORN Secretary.
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DEArH IN A Coal Pr. A young man man,
ed Thomas Uttley was killed in coal pit near
Pittsburg on Wednesday, and another serious
ly injured.
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A "WoRKER" OF TEMPERANCE. One of
the keepers of the City Prison, New York,
named Morse, has obtained 100 signers of the
temperance pledge, during the time he has
been in that efiicc-since the cath of May
last.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-31

N3- MAD. DE BONNEVILLE commences her
course of LECTURES ON MAGNETISM, at the
MASONIC TEMPLE, st. Paul's Lane, on
THIS Monday EVENING, Marsh 81.
NEW EXPERIMENTS upon citizens will be made
EVERY EVENING, by Prof DE BONNEVILLE.
The Consultation and Treatment continued every
morning Of the tceek.
{h3- The procet d. of this evenings Lecture will be
for the benefit of the INDECENT Sick Society. mh3llw
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SHIrwREcK. Capt Kellogg, at Savannah,
reports that the barque John Winthrop, of Bos-
ton, Capt. Nlirene, from Havana, bound to
Matanzas, struck a rock about 8 miles from
Matanzas, on the StE inst, and sunk in Is min
utes. The Captain, his wife, and the crew,
had a very narrow escape, saving nothing but
the clothes they had on at the time
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ANrI-RENrERs INDICTED. The grand jury
of Ulster county, N. Y, have presented So in
dictments against as many anti-rent rioters
They will be tried in October.
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LECTURE. We invite the attention Of our
literary readers to the course of Lectures, an
nounced by the Central Collegiate Institute
We are glad to see additional facilities furnish
ed to our citizens whereby they may become
acquainted with such interesting and important
subjects as that of Geology. In the choice of
Lecturer, the Institute has acted wisely. The
known popularity Of the Lecturer will doubt
less insure crowded attendance upon the entire
course. We would especially urge our youth
to avail themselves of the present favorable
opportunity of extending their acquaintance
with useful science. The first Lecture of the
course, to which there will be free admission,
will be delivered this evening.
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MUSEUM. An excellent bill for tonight, az
fording most agreeable place of resort.
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A4 HOUSE. Just receiving and will open this
morning New styles Of Cashmeres, Mouselaine de
Laine, Lawns, and Gnghams.
sHaWLS-Baragcs, MouseIainc de Lame, Printed
Cashmere, and White and Embossed Grape shawls-
very cheap
CLOTHS-French, English, Belgium, and Domes-
tic-all colors and qualities.
CASSlMERES-Plaln and Fancy French Elastic
single mlcd; Black and Blue Black, double and sin
gle milled do.
SUMNER CLOTHS-Drap de Etas, Croaton Coat
lngs, Bro Linens, Bro. and Fancy Linen Drills Vest
ings, Tweeds, Cottonades, Irish Linens, Kentucky
Jeans, &c.
ALSO on hand, large assortment of DOMESTIC
COOL 5, which will be sold at factory prices. Those
wanting great BARGAINS will do well to call at the
New Store, JOHN FL. WILSON,
No 80 Baltimore est, (White House)
mh3l 3tmtSth doors below Frederick st.
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FHNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
ID AND DEALERS.
PAINTERS Brushes and Sash Tools, all kinds
Plasterer's extra 8, 10 and - Knot Brushes
White Wash S, 6, 7, s, 10 and - knot
Fancy Head Brushes, every variety
Cloth and Hat do. do.
BARRIERS and ST aving Brushes, all sizes
Badgers' Hair and French Bristle do
Tooth Brushes 3, and s, all pices
House and Factory Brushes. all kinds
Fishing Rods and Tackle, every variety
Blacksmith's Bellows, all sizes (warranted)
Ivory, Horn and Buffalo Combs, all sorts
Cowskins, Backing and Twines
Sheemaker's Bristes, part superior quality.
All at reduced prices for cash usual credit whole
sale or retail. J. X, STAPLETON,
mh3l Ut Manufacturer
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FIRE, The extensive -four mill of Robert
Halsey. at Ithaca, N. Y, with large guam
tity of grain, was consumed last week.
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EE- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MILLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in Haeerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 5th of
May. lmh24-5thM'1 J. s. POLLARD, Pres't.
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BUTTER WANTED.

BUTTER WANTED.
4NAMBRILL, CARROLL & co. wish to be
III supplied weekly through the Spring and Sum
mer, with about $50 lbs. of good sweet Butter. Ap-
pcants will address their proposals to them care of
VIM. Mason, Esq No. Spears wharf, Ballim ore ,
stating price and particulars for the whole period
The cash can be obtained for the fast as de-
livered if required.
~ b. 1t is immateral what shape the BUTTER
will be in, SO that it be perfectly Clean and of good
qualify. mh3l .eo3ts
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assEa VIM. H. KEEVIL,
ERE3 FASHIONABLE AND Practical Halter,
sEMa 8S BALTIMORE STREET,
AyE4WMSA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
W. sthat owing to the great number he sells.
he is at all times enabled furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price any other estab
hshment in the city, Of any shape description now
Worn viz: Six, Hoeskn Russia, Cashmere, Nutriu,
and Bearcr. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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MEXco. 1t was apprehended by many we'll
informed persons, that the passage of the reso-
lutons annexng Texas to the United States,
would give rise to hostIities between this coun-
try and Mexico, and that other powers might
sustain Mexico; and such might have been the
result had Santa Anna not been dlspossessed Of
power. The withdrawal Of Gen. Almonte,
the Mexican minister, appeared to strengthen
the impression Of war with Mexico; but it
seems from paragraph in the Journal of Com
merce, that Gen, Almonte is of opinion, that
the Mexican government will not think il re-
cessary to disturb the friendly relations now
existing Lotrvoon tho United Dtutus and Meal
CO, in consequence Of tho passage Of the reso-
lutions for the annexation of Texas. The Ma
tonal Intelligencer doubts the correctness of
the statement made by the Journal of Com
merce, and remarks-"Much we hope that
Mexico may not regard the passage of that re-
solution as an act Of war, but as purpose only
of aggression; but we confide in the more pro-
badly direct authority of the Courier des Elats
Unis, in believing the opinion of Gen. Almonte
to be directly the reverse of this.
We have heard, indeed, that Mr.. Calhoun
has said, that, in his post as Secretary of State,
he had received private assurances, upon which
he relied, that the Government of Mexico
would not resent the passage of the Annexation
Resolution, and we know that Mr. lngersoll,
Chairman of the Committee on ForeignAllairs
declared, in his place in the House of Repre-
sentatives, that Mexico would suffer herself to
be Modified by money, often an effective sol
vent of constitutional and conscientious scru-
pies. We should know better what faith to
give TO these assurances, by which undoubtedly
both Houses Of Congress allowed themselves to
be blinded, if we knew from 1chom they came,
and through phom they were communicated"
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III EACH ~ GATES.
HA No. R2I BALTIMORE STREET.

I'D ICfi DRESS GOODS. Just received from
4V late importations, large and desirable assert
ment of all the various new style DRESS GOODS.
Among them may be found rich striped and Cameeon
blue and jet black Gro de Rhine, Gro de Royal Gro de
Berlin and other SILKS; Mousene de LANES; Scotch
and French Lawns; Balzarines: Thibet, Cashmere,
Befage and Grape SIlAWLS; Chintzes, Hosiery,
Gloves, sc. sc.
r. McELUOWNY s. co.
No. 1853 Baltimore street.
mh3l between Calvert and Iiaht sis
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ESALTIaIORE MUSEUM.

Q7-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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WAINDOEV SHADES. A new and hand
w some assortment of very large fine Transpa-
rent WINDOW SHADES has just been received by
the subscriber, and will be opened this day. Among
them very finely fin shed Corinthian, Gothic
Landscape and Curtain patterns: forming the best Sc
lection of SHADES ever offered for sale in this CITY,
Call soon to secure the best patterns
JOHN G. HOLLAND, 48 Gay street.
mh3l near the Odd Fellows Hall
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&Bk.GbAnTHIs DAY for only "a,
" AVeNH&DO at the all fortunate Prize
Office of MILLER & co. Where was sold i'm tle +.
F. Seminary Lottery drawn last Saturday, 3 three No
tickets: one of $500, Nos 10 IA 6 and one of $780,
ticket, all sold to citizen customers.
Draws TO-DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class No S9-75 Nos ~ understanding a rich and
splendid scheme for the price of tickets
BRILLIANT SCHEME;
prize OF $4,000 10 prize of $1,000
80 10 500
4" 1900 90 250&c
Tickets S4-sllafes in proportion
UCefuhcate OF package of 25 quarters only GA 80,
that can draw over 500 900.
ply to the old established and most fortunate office Of
MILLER g. co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
~, Drawn NOS of the Md. Lottery, class 12 drawn
March 29-iowest prize 80:
81 10 20 7s IS % IA ! 60 10 81 Is "A 81 81
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gvHE VICTORY Is GIVEN TO EMORY

YEyHE VICTORY Is GIVEN TO EMORY
Il s CO.'S. PATRONS. Lood at the prizes these
fortunate vendors sold in yesterdays drawing of the
Md lottery class 81, to Nos II % 25 81 297 in half
ticket, to citizen. Also TO Nos Is 81 H. $500 i'm a
quarter ticket, sent to Charestown, Va Also to Nos
50 66 70, 800 in whole ticket, to a citizen. For
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Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery class
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