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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

ONO Wool. The Cincinnati Chronicle
thinks that the wool produced in Ohio, u
mounts to about 1000, 900 lbs. per annum.
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FORREsr. Mr. Forrest has been playing an
engagement at Manchester, England, to the
most crowded houses of the season. On the
opening night the house was filled and the
doors closed several hours before the curtain
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Snow. We learn from the British Cana
dian that snow fell at Toronto during last
week
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REHGNArIoN. Washington Poe, Esq,
wing member Of Congress from the Sd district
of Georgia, has resigned his seat.
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NASH! CASH! Lot. of cash may be had by ia
" vesiing small amount ut NJ. BOYLE'S Capital
Prize Depot, No. IA PRATT ST., opposite the Rail
road depot, (next to Bradshaw United States Hote)
several handsome prizes sold here last week
three TO persons residing in the city, two To persona
living on the Eastern Shore, others persons living
in Pennsylvania and Virginia This is only small
part of the good luck attending investments at this
Great Prize Depot. Who wants some Of the splendid
capitals to he disposed OF this week? DON'T ali speak
at
THURSDAY, capital sl7,5oO, tickets -, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize SIC ,NOO tickets s4 shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital S5OOO tickets s9 shares 10
proportion will sell certificate OF package of
- whole tickets for S2s, % halves for Sl - quarters
for S. so. Attention is solicited to this scheme
more than half Of the tickets being prizes
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons VINO pnr.
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky nHmhcrs by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
Nj. DOYLE, 10. la frattstre
Ii TRl Opposite B. B o. K. K. DepoG.
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ETMORY ~ CO., No, y CALVERT ST., the oldest
ia establish ed, most extensive, and most popular
Lottery firm III the ward. With the advantage of he
ing The sub Agents for Messrs J. G. Gregory s. Co.
for the sale of tickets in the State of Maryland, and
their immense pecuniary resources they sell Lot
terry tickets either by the package sngly, upon such
terms as will defeat any attempt at competition Per
ssOns from abroad who may be disposed occasionally
test the favor of the ''Goddess Fortune can safe
ly remit any amount of funds however large 10 this
frm-the reputation and standing they have acquired
by strict attention business for thirty Yeas in this
city. being sufficient security that any business
ded to their care will be attended with puncuali-
ty and despatch. EMORY Il 90.
II fnl
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BucKwuEAr. The crop will be very abun-
dant this year, so there viii be no rise in the
Article except what the yeast may occasion,
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3-REMOvAL, DOCTOR TANNER has re-
moved hi, Residence and Office from No. 81 Fayetir
stcrrtn No II EAST LOMBARD STREET, (south
side,) oriween High and EXewr streets.
10 see advertisement o-3-lw
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CONSUMPTION. During the last forty years,
says the New York Patriot, the deaths from
consumption alone, il this city, were, as near
as can be ascertained, 35,955 Think of that
We wearcrs of thin shoes and advocates of tight
lacinu
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IF'Nine Catholic priests arrived at New
York by the steamship Great Britain.
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G3- GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER.
ANCE, STATE OF MARYLAND. An adiourned
meeting of tn" Grand Division will bn held at Union
Hail, of Baltimore street and Trpolet's alley
on THIS Thursday EVENING, at : O'Clock. A
full and punctuNi attendance Is desired As an cleo
ton will be held for personalities from the Grand
Division to the National Division of the United States
BY order, WILLIAM II. GOBRfGHT,
1t Grand Scribe,
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

CASH FOR NEGROES.
H WISH TO PURCHASE ii number likely
Il young NEGROES Of both sexes from ID TO 30
years of age, for which will pay the highest market
prices. Apply at Habhersett's Washington House,
PRATT STREET, near HanoveT-st
E3- All communications promptly attended 10.
oJ3 MAT WILLIAM HARKER.
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WIN. Fl. KEYIVgL,

TfaSek% WIN. II. k EiEF9L,
ksss5afM FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
Msn&a 3S BALTIMORE STREET,
AIrssssaaSssS Begs To inform gentlemen purchasing,
<sthat owing TO the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled 10 furnish Fashionable Eats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other esab
ilshment in the city, at any shape or description now
worn, viz: Sik, MoesSin, Russia CGssixqcre Nutria,
and Bearer. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AGENCY
OFFICE, Broadway, No. 257.
F9yHE undersigned would respectfully offer his
q services as Real Estate and General Agent All
bu siness entrusted TO him will be faithfully and
promptly attended 10. "
oal -eolm JOHN B. Nj LETOuRNAU.
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N3-OFFIClAL DRAWING of the Md, Consul
dated Lottery, class No, 43, for lSi5:
II 20 81 25 Is Sc . ~ 6S sc 7J So 81
5 and II, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each so
30 and 81 being the Sd and 1h drawn Nos. each $50
Is and D. being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each 80
, and 66, being the TIN and 9th drawn Nos. each IN
~ and e. being the 9th and ION drawn Nos. each 30
All having two Of the drawn Nos on them, each %
All having one only OF the drawn Nos. on, " 10
From the old established House of
EMORY, No. 9 n. CaVert-st
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bAIEINORE, UCtONtT .UtN, INil
FR. MAYS: Dear Sir-l tecl il 20 he Il ,lnry which
owe TO you 70 return my grateful acknowledgements
for yonI efforts 10 OF Stammcring, and 70 rs
sure you and others hat these efforts have been
urely successful. abOred under this distressing
maady, in its worst form, for many years hut now,
after receiving from you Two lectures, each nr one
hour in length, am restored to perfect soGndngs' U
speech. Yours, Sc
o2 Ivy" JOSEPH w. DUNCAN, Ba'r.
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HVONN'S genuine and very superior "PEACH
E0 LEAF" TOBACCO. The peoples favorte !
Sill going the rounds from Continent to the Other
unrivaIled for excellence of taste and navor-a very
superior article of Tobacco retail at % cts per h.
No. 1876 PRATT STREET,
ito thp Dpnn
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ENRENCH OMBitA ~ PLAID CLOAK
Il INGS. Just received ) cases beautiful Cloak
ings of the manulhture of Paurle, Lupin Thirton,
Maillard Co. for sale very low at Wholesale and
Retail by FRANKLIN GARDNER,
o23 1875 Baltimore street.
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e YNN HAVEN OYSTERS. regular sup
~ ply of those very superior OYSTERS will BE-
kept at COWEL LIS FAYETTE HOUSE constantly,
together with GAME of all kinds, TERRApINS
&c, SC in their season. WINES, LIQUORS, SC
of the test quality, as usual
J. COWELL, 9Fayeue street.
NJ Il, Prices moderate. 0s9jt
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SMALL Po1. 1t is said that this loathsome
disease is quite prevalent IN Plymouth, Mass,
and thai there are thirty cases at the present
tine. One death only has occurred,
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.Ns'c Parsonage. The dwelling erected on
Aisquith street, adjoining the Presbyterian
the Rev. Mr.. Dunlap, the pastor, is nearly f.
nshed, and will soon be ready to be occupied.
Mr.. Henry Harris had the contract for the
building.
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o. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY for tickets
in any of the magnificent lotteries drawing, will
meet prompt attention, and may secure sGme of the
capital prizes if directed 10 as. All prizes sold by us
pail, upon prescntltion M counter, in Cold
We invariably pay postage on all orders.
EMORY S co.
. f'n'V aIi street.. Baltimore. Md.
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{b3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gald and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases: Breast pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL ID. CLaRK'S assortment which is COM
pete, at his Old Established ore, Water ST., ID door
from Calvert, O2l
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NH OK e CH ENP AND ELEGANT MUSIC
1TH Received this day at
w. n. HaRRlSON'S Periodical Depot,
NJ Jarvis Buildings, North street,
PaterNOster Row.
-Four Of the most popular songs in the Opera Of Som
for 25 cents, containing-s'Do not Mngle'
''Sounds joyful" ''Stll gently o'er me steal
in2;' CAS- view these scenes so chatming.n
MUSIC from FRA DIAVOLO, s pieces for D cts,
Queen Victora's Dances--S Dances for 25 cents,
with n splendid coored plate OF Prince Albert and
Victoria; Dermot Ashore, with beautiful title, only
l2t cents. o23
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CHEAP UMBRELLA STORE.

N Office. The undersigned being about to re-
" move from the city, earnestly requests all Per
sons indebted TO him to make early settlement OF
their accounts with Mr.. SAMUEL GUEST, my au
thonzed Agent and Collector, as am very soicitou
that ne may be IN funds to settle all claims coming
against me in due time.
ol6eOl2t' SAMUEL K. JENNINGS,
WDERUVIAE GUANO. The subscriber offers
~ for sale portion of the Orpheus' cargo of Pc
RUVlAN GUANO, just arrived from the Chincha
Islands, in parcels of five tons and upwards, $50
per ton of S244O hs Purchasers of smaller quaint
ties will be supplied by DAVID G. HARRIS, No. 1873
Baltimore street. at the following rates:
TO tons. .................... 952.50
10 ioHS... ........' .............. o4.O0
Under one ton, % cents per 10.
SAMUEL X. GEORGE Agent Peruvian Co.
O2i-lm No. 4 German street.
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IMPORTATION or lIEMp. American hemp 8
now exported to Scotland, where 1t is used in
stead of flax IN the manufacture of certain kind
Of goods, and where new process has been
discovered for softening the article prior to ts
being spun. Very fine and white goods are
made of it, as we'll as bonnets and paper.
ELuCo1T's WoRNs. On last Tuesday, says
the Morgantown (Ya) Mountaineer, at the
Iron Works of f. T. Elcott, in this county,
lOj kegs Of nails were cut in nlne hours, with
nine large machines and FIVE small ones. This
is said to be the best work ever done IN the
United States
JAMES G. BRslY, Mr., Birncy's illness,
says the Democratic Advertiser, has been and
still is of u very serious character. He has eX-
perienced succession of ytic attacks or
something in the nature of paralysis, which
has very materially affected his organs OF
speech.
A SIMPLE RcLE. To ascertain the length
the day and night at any time Of the year, dou-
Die the time of the suns rising, which gives the
length of the night, and double the time of set
ting, which gives the length Of the day.
CHARITY. BY returns from all the Lodges
of Odd-FelIow' it appear that the money paid
in 10 all the t-casurers in the year lS4l a.
mounted TO $3.50, 900, while the sums paid back
for relief and education were Sl9.jSl.
OLD LADIES. A tea party was recently gi-
ven in Nottingham to a number of females,
whose ages were above 90. Tea was served 10
~ persons, whose united ages amounted to
27A6 years; and the scene created mnch excite
ment in the village.
NArCHEU. The "industrai Congress-, late
in session IN New York, recommends the es-
tabshment of 4 society to be called the ''Iu-
dustral Brotherhood" aud another to be desig-
mated the industrial Sl.tcrhood.n
NEw YORK CRIMINALS. There were IN the
New York Cay Prison on Sunday. 49, prison
ers, including Is blacks.
SMALL Po4. 1t is said that this loathsomc
disease is quite prevalent IN Plymouth, Mass,
and that there are thrty cases at the present
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BYRNE Z CO, CORNER Exchange
Place and South street.
'E1WO MORE CA PITFALLS sold at the prize
III depot of BYRNE s. co. in the grand scheme
drawn yesterday. Nos. IS, half. $3.50, and Nos
. 20 6S, quarter, $500 We sold the $4,000 TO gen
teman stopping at the Exchange Hote the $500 to
citizen who will please call and receive the cash for
the same We would say to all adventures, call on
Byrne 4 Co. AID secure one of the lucky tickets in
the splendid scheme to come OFF THIS DAY, capital
800. may be secured by trying the lucky corner.
Drawing Of class 43-lowest prize S..
IL 20 81 rs l5 66 2 AZ 60 IS IS 65 81
Beme mber the Lucky Corner.
BYRNE s. co cor. Exchange Place
Ii and SoH,hst. yellow House,
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BNR. MANS hrms leave most respectfully - IL
q p nOunCe to the citizens of Baltimore, that NJ mas
visited the city for the special purppe Of ring IN
PEDiNENr~ OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials Of
the highest responsibility, a!tesing The signed success
which has attended his ldbcrS, and would be most
happy tn cXh%t them 10 any gentleman or LADY who
might do him tpe favor TO call.
E!S residence for tine present II at the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he can be- NJ any .imc
between the houts OF 10, a. VI. aud I, =. NJ.
{3- DR.. MAYS wi!! visit ladies al lhe.I Ea~ Ie1'rs
Il nnnsl.I
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q NOLD SLAW CUTTERS. Another supply
a. of Saw and Beef CUTTERS, lust received and
for sale low for cash, at the Original Furnishing Ware
house, by ALFRED II. REP,
No 335 Baltimore street,
o23 ID Tin Store above Howard ST.
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tt-TO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE. The
MILFOR Bard respectfully informs the citizens
Of Baltimore, and the public generally, that he has
now in the press of Mr.. John Murphy, Of Baltimore
street, work of about 300 pages, which will contain
his poetical and prose writings, mora, sentimental
patriotic and humorous subjects. The author partic
u'arly appeals the ladies' for patronage 1T whose
suggestion the work has been gotten up. Ii will con
tain engraved likeness of the authsr, besides other
embellishments, and will be handsomely bound in
embossed cloth, at : per copy, payable ON the dev-
cry Of The work.
The author, having reformed his life in too, is de
sirous of getting start in the world, that he may
der himself uSelul to his fellow men
few copies will be bound in very superior style,
for Christmas and New Years presents, at 81 80 and
s. 50 per volume.
Those who would encourage 4 native author in
well doing, will please leave their at the office
of the Baltimore Clipper, stating the price at which
they subscribe. ole
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A REAL RUSH AT SCHOOLFIELD cos
IN YESTERDAY FOR PRIZE MONEY They
sold to Nos. AZ &c, prize of S5000 being the third
prize in the scheme, sold to citizen; Nos II 6S,
prize of S250D sent to Frederick, Md; Nos 5 50 81
prize of $500, sod TO patron AT YORK, Pa.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 40, drawn
Oct. %. iowt ST prize $40, are:
5 II 20 81 % Is 66 . 20 6s 81 Is 65 81
Draws TODAY, the fine scheme of Md. Consoli-
dated Lottery, extra class AZ.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $l7,5oO prize Of $4,000
" 5000 1901,
" 5000 10 " 1000 &c
Whole tickets S5-shares in propo.tsn.
In which Schoolfed & Co. will sell on certificate
pack ages of 26 tickets for only S725 and will Goa
tain all the Nos that goes in the wheel.
For he prizes in packages, single tickets or shares
be sure and Call on the all lucky
SCHUOLFIEl.D & CO,
No. | Calvert street,
1t First office from Baltimore street.
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NV YORK CpIMIShlS. There were IN the
New York Cly Prison on SUNDAY, 49, prison
ers, including 8 blacks.
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sTAMNtER3NG AND STU'T 7GR1NG

corner On aries and PTatl az
Ol3 and ln6 RaliinOfg s..
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TO THE LADIES.
"A EDWARD BlHEB,


"A EDWARD BIEII.
~ No. &03 BALTIMORE STREET.
Has opened fresh supply OF Rich DRESS SILKS.
some very handsome
French CASHMERES and NJ. DE LANES
large stock ct Cashmere and TeIkerri long and
square SHAWhS
Terherr and Cashmere SCARFS
Crap" SHAWLS and SCARFS.
With great variety OF Gloves, Hosiery AID Fancy
articles, to which he invites their attention.
J. EDWARD BIRD.
P.S. new article Of FLANNEL, warranted not
10 shrink in washing. [AP o23
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A PEH Fr.CT RUSH for the prize yeste day.
IN S22oO, one of the capitals, again sold by the
lucky prize vendors, TUCKER * BRO. to citizen,
and $1,000 sold TO a patron in Pttsburg. S25O0 we
sold III share to lady in Cove-st We have repeat
ed, and must again repeat, that for the high prizes
your orders or application must be directed 10 the
Head Quarters Of Tucker s. Bro.
TO-DAY, Sl7 500 for S., qrs 81 a5-Packages of
quarters ST. so only on certificate.
II. II. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Right on the Comef-Head of Centre Market.
66P- Send your orders eary-The Small Fry draws
again NEXT SATURDAY, 18th inst. Capital 5000.
Tickets 50, Qrs. 50 cts. Packages of qrs $780, 1t
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MlrcuLD. The 'IndustriaI Congress, " late
in session in New York, recommends the es-
of q society to be called the "In-
dustrol Brotherhood, " aud another to be desig-
mated the industrial Slstcrhood"
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The Dead Live.

lHAvE seen one die /; she was beau
tiful, and beautiful was the ministries
of life that were given her to fulfill.
Angelic lovliness enrobed, and grace
as il were caught from Heaven,
breathed in every tone, and followed
every affection, shone in every action.
invested as halo her whole existance,
and made it a light and blessing, q
charm and vision Of gladness, to all
around her; but she diedl Friendship.
and love, and parental ioDdness, and
infant weakness, streacbed out their
hands to save her; but they could not
save her, and she died! What! did all
THAT Ioveliness diet
Is there no land for the blessed and
the lovely ones, for such tolive ini For
bid It reason, religonl bereaved afiec-
ton, and undying love, forbid the
thought! II cannot be that such die In
Gods counsel, who live iu frail human
memory foreverl
Ihavc seen one die, in the maturity
| of every power, in the earthly periec-
ton of every faculty; when many ex-
periments had made virtue easy, and
I had given a faculty to action and 9 sue.
cess 10 endeavor, when wisdom, had
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with brutal laugh, "may be left aside
+but the young one | reserve for my
SELF"
!. Histp' cried one Of the men in a
loud voice. The major ceased, and
they heard a voice outside the house.
Although the words were spoken low
the listeners distinctly heard, "when |
say fire give it to themp' A man with
blanched cheek now rushed among
Ahn exclaiming sthe yard IS full OF
IsAn!' ,s ss
Firep cried a deep voice from the
yard--a general volley succeeded, and
xelt had the aim Deen d directed in
tie door that several Of the tories fell
either dead or desperately wounded.
In turn the tories retreated up the
stairs, when David, our hero, rushed
into the room which they had just left,
and cut the rope which bound the Bun.
kers and their mother and sister,.
"May God Almighty bless you for
this!' cried one Of the Bunkers. The
two men sprang up, seized their rifles,
which had been left in the room, and
prepared to retaliate the treatment
which they had just received. wv .se
Long and desperate was the battle
The tories fought for life: the wings
for revenge. But, at length, the lat
ter triumphed, though not until theil
enemies had been almost wholly exter
minated. The major fell by the arm o
our hero who sought him out in thu
hottest Of the fight, and engaged him
single handed.
No language Of ours can express thu
emotions Of David as he pressed his be
trothed bride tohis bosom; and his hear
went up in thankfulness to heaven fol
his timely arrival, when he thought
that a delay Of half an hour longe1
would have consigned her to a fat'
worse than death. The gratitude 9
her brothers was expressed in man,
words, but hers was silent and tearfu
yet Oil how much more gratifying.
| IL almost called you coward, so
David" said his father 10 him, whe
they met, shut you are CHIP Of tn
old block and | did you wrong. Deb
orah he is a boy to be proud offs h
not! You may founder one OF m
1hosscs every day III you do such dee
lii beats anything saw in the ol
French war"
David's gallantry in this act dre'
around him, in few weeks, more tina
ascore of hardy young followers, VIII
fought with him to the close of the wa
1 when he returned and was bappil
married to the heroine of our story
Ladies' National Magazine.