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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08
No. 3 City nolcI, BnIlim0re.

EMOVED. GEORGE Il. COOPER respect
n " fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has removed from his old stand To the
spacious building No. 20 LOMBARD STREET, be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
is prepared to supply merchants and builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, on the hest plan of any in
the United States, for hosting easy, cheapness and
durability. Also, SADDLE PnESSES on an imprOv-
ed an, which will press with one-tOuth the power
Of any other in use. All kinds of IRON for house
buiders-such as Vault Doors; Doors, shutters, &c.
All kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILING-a variety
of beautiful patterns on hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will be done in the hest style and
on reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage
so literally extended to him, he solicts continuance
of the same. An kinds Of Backsmithing neatly exc
cutcd at the shortest notice. mhS -eo6m
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- GROUND RENTS WAITED

L.u~ GROUND RENTS WAITED
SSPSHM MONEY TO BE LOANED ON MORT
ksSsM GAGE-For Sale, 3thiee story brick nouses
I--asaA~on McEidery's aud Dugan's Wharves; also
q valuable 81 re Baltimore ST., central; two brick
dwellings Courtand.st, in fee; 3 three Story brick
dwellings IN Il. Baltimore large brick dwellings
on Aisquith-st; large brick dwelling with stables,
on l. ,mbard ST., at Sl5J1 each; new brick dwell
ing on Ed, INST. ortiz Of Baltimore, for only SSOU;
hand brick dwelling, lot 81 #. by 100 IN Pratt-st
E. Of Exeter for S2eUU; brick house on Mulberry ST.
for a75 lot 100 # deep to Sarah Ann with other
house. to Weld handsome interest Also, Farms,
Cou1try Seats, and Building Lots. Apply to
THOS. J. GDTT, Al Scconj-st.,
s6-2t adjoining the Exchange.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-08

NHAMILrON, EAsTI R & CO., 2O3 BAL
TIMORE ST, would inform their customers
that they have now on hand splendid stock of FIRES II
FALL GOODS, wv:
'r.K "a pendiis ock &c all cOloTs
B0mhaZines. A lpacas aud Merinos
Rich FIR. nch CASHMERES
d Scotch do and Reps; Mauslins, &c.
Lidies' DR. SIS Gonds of all the styles
Gaia Piaids aud Gala Plaid Ginghnm
Linen Goods, Dap' and Table Dainasks
Flamueis--a large as>ortm, nt-cheas
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravals Pocket udkfs, SC.
Also on hand large Sin * of Merchant Tai
iors' GOOn" and articles Cor G'ur'- and toys Wear
Cloths, GaSsnrres, Docsk ms, Twreds, Ve>tngs,
Trimmings. &c.
Gus omrrs will be dealt with on fair and liberal
terms.
Wholesale Rooms up stairs s;Id6t
6xHLuRINE TOOrH POWDER. THIS is
va most excellent article for cleansing and whten-
ing thr teeth healing suOngv aud diseased guns, aud
purifying the breath. TRY hoX-it needs no other
recommendation. Price IS cents.
G. t. TYLER,
ie3c- eotf corner f. Baltimore and High sta.
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TAILOR,s

7 NBII
SO SECOND ST. opposite the Exchange.
JFTLLI.9M PRES COTT SMITH respectfully of
rs his services his fri nds and the publ in every
department of the TAILORING BUSINESS. He
has hand vary good assortment OF CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and NESTiNGS, and will be sup
pliedas the season advances with the newest styles
and latest patterns. He hopes, by unreuting atIen-
ton to business, pnnctuality in the execution of ur
ders, and fair prices, 10 merit liberal share OF pa
tnnage He sOCits his rirnd; to give him a call and
promises to their custom, by gratifying their
tastes, without infringing too much on their pockets.
ser oW
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aSANCE'S MEr'I 'ATGD CANDY, FOR
Il COLDS, CuEGu AND NOhRS EN- ESS.
s'Tt has long been Is, g Vt. utna
10 save fellow moHlls f'OM deGia,
To cure them OF = Iu'hs and Of CcldS,
Consumption and ShmIneSs OF Nrcaih.
Ehe way, then, ri length has been found
For man 10 Obtain uuSsk relICi;
It's vbFrues wtli surely aStOuud,
Aud make him The same of belief.
Would you live, then, in JOY and ia health,
Feel hale when old aye shall advance
If so. ny tar better thar wealth,
II The Candy made only by Iiance.'
Psice aicrnts per package. or five FOR 81.
FJr sale by SETH :. HANCE, corner of Charles
aa6 Pratt SITS. aus
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CHEAP REAL ESTATE.

AvrsA FOR SALE. A handsome three story
gTT Dwelling, east side of Aisquith St, near Low,
II ANM at $500 one .! story on Fawn.st. near Exc
ter, rented at $50 per year, at only $500; one
in Highest near Gay, - feet front 700; large gra
mite front store with dwelling, South st. ne'r Pratt
cheap two handsome story dwellings, with brick
stables and carriage houses, centrally located, ut only
SlfoO each; one in Caroline st. near East Baltimore
SS0 aud one at 5lOO cast Baltimore street al
Sl3OO; one splendid dwelling with every convenience
on east Prat-st. near Cough, $4,000 one in w ans
heck-f near IIons, $3.50; two in Washington st
f. T. 500 each; one in Sdrat0ga-st near Pine, $3.50
besides 80 others cheap and desirable.
GROUND RENTS in different amounts, for sale.
Apply Il. BOND, OrGEO. GEI.BACH,
AZ Property Agents, 40 Second street.
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DERRS'S GYMNASiUNl, NORTH LtBtR-
h TY STREET, is open DAILY, from o' lick
i'm the morning till = in thu evening. seq lw
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d FOOD LUCK! The Fifth Capital Prize, in Il
VIZ whole ticket, No Is % 50, extra class No. |,
drawn yesterday, of $4,000, sold to citizen of
Baltimore by WILSON X CO, Basement of Bar
nun's Cny Hotel where more three No. tickets have
hrcn sold within Tie lat months than at any other
office IN Baltimore. Those who wish TO invest are
respectfully invited to CALL SEM the cash through
the Post office 90 All orders from distance meet
with the same attention AS personal application was
made WILSON & co.
SEG IL No. 3 Civ unlcl RnImnre.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.4LTERT- SITS.
TEHHIS EVENING. Sept. 3, ls45, will he per
y formed UNCLE JOHN. Uncle John, MIR JOHN
SrON. Nephew Hawk, Mr., WALCOT. Niece
Hawk. Mrs. WALCOT. Eliza Miss CANNON.
After which, Miss Z. INCE in dances. Songs,
by Miss F. INCE.
TO conclude with FOUR SISTERS. Mr.. Beat
champ, Mr.. WALCOT. Sam Snatfie, Mr.. OWENS
Caroline, Mrs. WALCOT. Susan, Miss CANNON
09- Abundance 25 cts, children under ~ years of
age, l2I cents. Saloon performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely. 1t
MNUSEUM. OWENS BENEFIT and LAST
We APPEARANCE-TUES AY NIGHT Mr..
OWENS begs leave to return his thanks for the very
generous manner in which his previous calls have
been responded to, and respectfully announces his
FAREWELL. BENEFIT and LAST APPEAR tNCE
on the above named evening when will be presented
beautiful little Drama called the MAY QUEEN.
Caleb Pipkin. "a Tinker) Mr.. OWENS.
Sergeant Drumhead. Mr.. WOLCOF.
Dancing and Singing by he Misses lNCE, Miss GAN
NON, MIR. JOHNSON and OWENS
Concluding with the laughahle Farce of the
LOVES OF A LAMBkIN.
Cousin LambKin, MI OWENS. se6-3t
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THE FALL STYLE OF HATS
s. HINDEs would respectfully in
WIN. ri. KEEVIL,
FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter
% BALTIMORE STREET,

uasH1n WIN. HI. X EEVlL,
&E=S4N FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
EF % BALTIMORE STREET,
sMxH4NsA aees to inform gentlemen PURCHASING
~sati,at owing to thu Great number he sells
he is all times emnhlcd 10 furnish Fnshonbfe Hns
of qn ity SUPERIOR for the price 10 any other tstab
lShmeRt in the city, of any shape or description now
worn, VIZ: Sill, hfoteSkn RaSSiG, Cashmere, Ntrtn
and Becver. Also, CAPS Of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
a BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
GSUDDEN CHANGES Of THE Wealth
~ ER, We scarcely meet person who is n"tmor
or Ic's troubled with cough ar colt. Odd and young
lhe prudent aud the mprudent, seem alike to com
plaI. ,
Many think it a temporary cold, which will pass of
in a " ar I,vo This j. not Away the case, as II
will IN all probahy, terminate in consumption 1t not
amended to in season. Our advice i, Use IIASGE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF II hRHOUAD which
will cure you in twN or three days Price 81 cents
ppr hne. Far safe by SETH =. HANEE lDS Bait,
more II. and at his old stand corner OF Charles and
Pratt sts, a"'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FRONT STREET THEATRE
win open for the season ON
MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 18th.
| Under the Management of w. T.. BURTON.
| YINUE BEST TALENT IN THE DRAMA
u TIC WORLD! Both Stars and Stock, will ap-
pear on the boards III this popular Theatre during the
ensuing season, which is confidently expected to be
one of unusud BRILLIANCE and ATTRACTION.
% Stage Manager, Mr.. SCOTT.
Mrs. NioNATr.
The talented and beautiful American authOreSs and
actress, whose extraordinary success AT the Park
Theatre, New York, aud the Chcsnut street, Phila-
deIphia ercitcd the Hvciied enthusiasm, will com
inence the seasoI, in conjunction with the popular
actor, MIX. CRlS".
MIR. 4 MRS. CHARLES KEAN.
Now playing in N. Y. to houses crowded to The ceiling
MIR. HACK EFT.
Mr.. and Mrs sEGuIN, Mr.. FRAZIER, and signor
DE LA FANTI, new Barytone.
MIR. ANDERSON, the Popular Tragedian.
a NEW OPERA TROUPE.
FOUNDED UNDER THE DIRECTION or
SGGNUk HOPHINO LACY,
The distinguished arranger of 'Cindelia Fra Bia
vO0,' Sc.
MISS LELUY.
From the London and Italian Theatres.
MIR. GARDINER,
Tenor, from "COvcut Gardens"
Mr.. BROUGH, Mr. II. pLACIDE, Mr.. JAMESON,
MIR. VIM. F.. BURTON.
M. GEO. BARRETT, Mr. J. SCOTT, Mr. SHAW,
MI. FREDERICKS, Mrs. HUNT, sc.
gown. L. BURTON assures the public Of Ba-
more, that the cOmbin, the Chesnut and
Arch ST. Theatres in Philadelphia, will he used to pte
sent the above array oflalrnt ina manner
H9-DEFIING COMPE1ITTON,~s-}
MONDAY, Sept STU lsi5,
Win he performed BuIwer's Play of the
LADY OF LYONS.
PAULINE ........ Mrs. MOWAT"r.
Tin which character she is pronounced ieqaniicd.1
CLAUDE MELNOrrE >. ......... Mr.. CRISP.
Beauseant. .....................M Mr.. FREDERICKS.
CLAWS. Observation-Disclosures. MIR. l.. SHAW.
TO conclude with the farce oCthe
IRISH TUTOR.
Doctor OTOOle go. .... ......Mr. f. SHAW.
{G3-Boxes 80 cents; Pit p cents.
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NnOsTPONED COVSTARLE,s SALE

EBOSTPOSED COVSTABLE'S SALE.
Ii BY virtue Of Two wri;s of iirt tacia>, issued by
John Showace, Esq ,0nc OF the Justices of the Peace
of the State OF Maryland, and for the city of Bal
lm0rr, at the suit OF Randall H. MOaIC, against the
goods and chattcIs lands and trnem"nts of Charles
Pefegoy Nicholas Peregoy, Nath IN W rtied, John
w. Watkins and Edward Thnmpscn, to me direct d,
have seized aud taken in execution, all the estate,
right title, interest, property, clam and demand, mt
law and in equity, of the Stid Charles pece oy, NCbO-
las Peregoy, Nathan Warirld, John W. " atkins and
Edward Thompson, in anu 10 one Brick House on the
east side of Pearl street. near LeXingOu-st.
And hereby give notice that on the 9Th day Of Sep
tember, al O'Clock i'll the afternoon, will offer fOr
sale the said Property so seized and taken in eXecu-
ton by Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
on the premises.
So dts DAVID WHlTSON, Constable.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
PHILAD., WHINING

WaSSshsfJ "a = TON AND A LIT Nj ORE
k1Ss ssst fSFA4HA RAIL ROAD, via Havre de
-AEssSz as r-.raass--SRgIG,ace, Elkton, Wilmington
and Chester,
THE MORNING TRAIN-LCaves the Depot, Pratt
street, DAILY Except Sundays at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in u time to con-
;:nue on by the Mail Train for New York, reaching
;ha city by 49, O'Clock the same evening" FARE So.
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
iine that departs from Baltimore Sundays for Phil
ade'phia, is the mail train which leaves Prat street
Depot, tlmOre, at o'clock F. NJ and leaves Phi
adeIphia at O'Clock, p. NJ for Baltimore FARE So.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Fare $3.50, through to Philadelphia The Passen.
Cars for Philadelphia attached to the trei hit
viii leave the Pratt street Depot on EVERY AFTER
NOON Except Sundays at 3! O'Clock, and arrive in
Philadelphia the same night
A. CRAWFORD, Agent
QI5- Tickets for the freight and accommodation train
must be procured nj the Office before taking seats in
the cars, otherwise full fare, charged BY the regular
mali passenger train will he required by the conduc-
cor. SeS.u
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INFANCY BRUSHES, g.. 100 dpsen Fancy'
u Head BRUSHES, comprising every variety and
price, for Ladies and g'ntlemen.
eases OF French Tooth BrsShcs, part sup. quality
case do Matt Brushes assorted
100 dog superior Shaving bushes.
Common SHAVING Rm hes. ger dozen gross, for
couRry araoe. tla Brush, Velvet dn. all sizes and
prices with general nent 81 brushes suitable
for city country pade. n sal, Wholesale or re-
tail, very low, and on lihr al cr. dt by
J. X. STAPI Elton. Manufacturer,
Sc If no. 81 ',tIiui0E" street.
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IFENDAN sGNTER PRISINSs PUBLlC. The
n subscriber having obtained patent right for
valuable improvement in the manufacture of SHOE
PEGS, he now offers liberal partnership in the bust
ness 10 any who will furnish the capital 10 put
the SAID Improvement into operation. This machine,
with the labor Of three men, will turn OUT Of the me
dluun sized Pegs 100 bushels per day.
r. A. ROBERTSON.
n. B. For further particulars inCure q, this Office,
or of The subscriber, Georgetown, u. &. seq lw
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EAJ EtV CHINA STORE,

" No. 81 :. CALVERT STREET.
DRpID P9I2R would respectfully inform his
friends #sd Il generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHtNA STORE 10 No. 81 ). Calvert ST., where
he has opened aud is opening large assortment
of CHINA, GLASS AND EARfHEN WARE, OF
recent arrivals, which he Offers fer sale the most
accommodating terms He is Also. extensively en-
gagged III the manufacture Of STONE EARTHES
WARE large assortment of which will ae found at
the store as above aud at his P0ttefcs, Bond-st.,
short distance north of f.. Baltimore 81.
{c5- Country Merchants and Others wOgid do welt
to give mt Il call before making purchases elsewhere.
DAVID PAIR,
as9-3 No. 81 ). Calvert street.
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TWIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,

TnVIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
u COPPER WIRE, SC &c.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and ezra skies
900 boxes Loaded, for Roofing l4x20 of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
ShEE l. iROV-all di ect importation.
20 600 lbs. Braziers COPPER, assorted
90 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
900 bundles Bright and anntaed RON WIRE
so rolls SHEET LEAD, % 10 6 lbs.
so pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEI.TER
Al o, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar rim, &c.
tG3- A full stock OF Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Tinued and Iron Rivets, Tnued Copper, sc.
For sale on liberal terms nv
+. PRATT 81 BROTHER,
a25 6mif ~ and 30 5. Charles street.
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HSOR SALE.-A young negro woman II years %
age, to serve l3 years, from the country and has
no city acqnantdnces. She is n good cook, washer
and ir0ner, and in fact first general house ser
want, and can come highly recommended. Apply
TO LEWIS +. SCOTTE,
a2j No. 10 Exchange Place
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

ETOR SALE One upright SAW, for straight OF
n circular saving, with carriage complete. Also,
three Circular Saws, Benches and Saws complete; a
Itt OF Drums, shafts and Boxes for the same. One
Turning Lathe, complete.
Also, lot of Satin wood; Vcneera, half and inch
of the same; Bird eye and Curled Maple Neneersj
Rosewood do Lakewood do. Inquire AT
iy23 eOtf No ) CONCORD STREET
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EDUCATION.

ID EV. F. HEY'S INSTITUTE FOR LA
4& DIES, No 237 w. PRATT sTREET,wi he
-e-openrd on MONDAY, the LIST of September next.
LG5~ Terms reasonable. Ts1 al2u
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..-.. - The subscriber keeps always
tss3Eassas..ssbsi5 hand an assortment Of G. Movers
RI % FRg First Premium PIANO FORTES.
- Rose wood aud mahogany cases. war
raated to stand any climate, cheap for cash.
J. f. BOSWELL, Music Dealer,
n23-lv No. l4l Ba1moIs street.
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gown. L. BURTON assures the public of Balti-
more, that the cOmbin, resources ortne Ghesnu and
Arch st. Theatres, in Philadelphia will he used to pre-
sent the above array Oflalrnt ina manner
Gy-DEFYING COMPEIITTON-ED
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deceving and cheating the people OF both. This
is the art of tdiplsmacy,-the art Of liv
ing out OF the labor of millions and millions Of peo-
Pile.
The best course of policy would be for the great
masses of the people, Gf they would act IN unison)
10 compel each of their respective governments TO
settle the dispute at once, on principles fof equity
and compromise, thus putting an end 10 all such bal
derdash hereafter; and we are happy TO be able to
say that there is prospect of such being effected
in few weeks. John G. Calhoun is now in his
seat in the Senate, and hare the best reasons for
believing, that he will still adhere TO the same policy
on the Oregon question, which has heretofore dis
tingushed his career. He and his friends in Con-
gress will support an indefinite postponazent of all
the Oregon war measures, brought forward by
Messrs. Cass, Allen, Douglass, or others, in both
houses and will direct the whole of their energies
towards the establishment OF a sound tariff and
currency systems. Mr.. Calhoun will leave the
Oregon TO be settled by Mr.. Folks administration
and by time-and by such a course, the ridiculous
balderdash of the two factions, wing and locofoco,
will be effectually rebuked, checked, and made
palpably ludicrous to the whole nation.
John C. Calhoun will be the master-spirit-the
great magician of the present Con-
gress-and no mistake
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without requiring any application TO the Legislature
for charter. This would, in our opinion, be an ex
ceent law to pass A great deal OF the time OF oul
Legislature has hitherto been occupied IN the moor
porang of societies. associations, and other bodies
/ and in addition to the time lost, heavy expense
has been incurred in IegisIatng upon matters which
the public generally have no interest IN II such a
law were passed such bodies as wished for char
ter creating them corporation need not make an
application for that purpose, but by complying with
such law they would be per Sc chartered body.
A strong effort will probably be made to procure
the adjustment of capital punishment, and suosntu-
ting in its place incarceration for life, or shorter
period This we think decidedly wrong, and pro-
ceeds altogether from false feeling, and we hope
the Legislature will! be proof against all applications
that may be made to change 1t. The law Is very
good as it now stands, and needs but TO be carried
out to effect what it was assigned tor, VIZ: not only
punishment but the prevention ofcrme. The strong
est argument that be advanced tor the abolition
of the death punishment arises from the tact that u
res are unwilling to convict where death is the con-
sequence and therefore many criminals escape who
are deserving of punishment. This arises not from
any defect in tn. law, but from morbid sensiblity
existing in the minds of the people. There are
those to whom incarceration tor lite has no horrors
In this punishment there s always hope, perfectly
natural hope, that sooner or later the felon will
gain his freedom, either by pardon or by escape
When man commits murder deliberately, and
with malice prepense, he ought TO be put beyond
any contingency that might arise, by which he
might again be loose upon society, perhaps TO COM
NIT the same offence again On this ground, then,we
are opposed to any modification Of the death punish
ment Ii there was certainty, always, that death
would ensue to the man who commits murder, there
would be less crime Of that kind than there is 1t
Is in the not carrying out the law as It is, which
causes the evil, and not the law itself.
There are other important matters which need
but they taken out Of the jurisdiction
of the Legislature by the people, in their decision
to have a State Convention Of those coming
within the province OF the Convention, we have
already spoken in our paper, and we will again
recur to them at the proper time.