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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
aAAsHINGToN GARDENS.

w ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
This is the most delightful public Garden
SfgsA in Baltimore its vicinity, and is not sur
5sskM passed by any similar place in Philadelphia
E.-szss- New York or Boston. The proprietor has
put the Garden in thorough repair, and made it such
place OF resort as BaltmOreans may be proud to visit
and introduce strangers soiourning in our city II has
beautiful walks shaded with elegant trees and adorn-
ed with a great variety of flowers, No improper pcr
will be admitted to the Gardens and the choicest
and rcry beS viands and refreshments can at all times
be obtained Breakfast, dinner and supper will be
provided when requested There is attached to the
Gardens one of the very best BOWLING SALOONS
in the city, which can he engaged by the hour and
will be private 10 the party occupy ng 1t though
it their own. Parties wishing TO engage in this
healthy and Innocent exercise will find il most cool
and delightful place The Gardens but short and
pie walk FROM the centre of the cily-but those
preterring to ride avail themselves OF the advant-
age of both lines of ''Omnbuses,h - which run within
few steps of the place. In fact, the sold Lire"
will run TO the door when requested by party of
three more.
GIf- The proprietor pledges himself to keep as good
NiANDS and REFRESHMENTS as can be obtained
at any house in the "Uniled States" not excepting
the fremont, AstDt or Barnum's City Hotel, aud in
viteS the citizens OF Baltimore AMI strangers sojOun
ing here to pay visit 10 the w ASHlNGFON GAR
DENS, on PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. mi 2tt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
ApUBLIC sALE OF yALUABLE CITY

H. LOTS. The following very desirable city pro-
perty will he offered for sale at the Exchange, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst day of May, at one o'clock
]. Vacant Lot at the South East OF Cal
vert and Saratoga Streets fronting 81 feet Calvert
street. with depth of 100 feet to Davis street.
=. Three Vacant Lots on the East side of Courtland
street, between ratoga and Pleasant streets, front
ing each % feet, and running back ~ feet TO Park
Lane.
3. Six Vacant Lots on the West side of Cathedral
street; between Hamilton and Centre Streets each 2j
feet front, with depth of 1850 feet inches TO Al
ley, / he laid out of the width of % feet.
4. Three Vacant Lots fronting % feet each, on the
East side of Park sueet, between Hamilton aud Cen
tre Streets and running back $50 feet inches the
same Alley as No. 3.
s. Vacant Lot al the North East corner Of Plea
SAINT and Davis Streets fronting 60 feet Pleasant
and running back TO the centre of the old bed of
Jones' Falls.
o. Fix Vacant Lots OF "a feet front, varying in depth
nom 70 to $50 feet situate the North side of East
Water street. and adjoining the dwelling house of the
late Christopher Denny.
The terms of sale will be, one fourth of the pur-
chase money in cash, and the remainder credit of
6, u and lS mohths with interest, be secured by
approved bonds notes. The conveyance To be made
on the payment of the whole pu rcha@e money.
The titles are believed to be indispuiabe, but may
be examined on application TO the subscriber, who
will give whatever information persons disposed to
purchase shall require. j. MEREDITH, Agent.
MI -eOdIS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

STAMPS. The Clerk of the county, says the
for promissory notes and bonds, raging from 10
cents TO dollars, Lawyers have SO construed
the law, as to embrace the Bonds of Executors,
gisiers Of Hills, Bank Officers, Supervisors, Con-
stables, Insoirents, and in fact ALL Bonds they
say must be upon stamped paper, as also pro-
missory notes, certificates of deposit and other
evidences ofdebt. The law goes into effect on
the 10th day May. Stamps are now ready
for delivery and can be obtained Of the County
Clerk at any time. BY purchasing to the a
mount of $40 at one time deduction Of l-2
per cent is allowed under the Law.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

IT, S. Circuit Court In this court, yestcr-
day, the remaining indictment against Captain
Jason l.. Pendeton for misdemeanor, in be-
ing concerned in the slave trade OH the coast of
Africa, was quashed, on motion of the District
Attorney, VIM L. Marshall, Esq. A motion
was then made to commit him for trial at the
November term, under the law of 1900, which
was over-ruled by the Court. 1t was then
moved to hold him to bail to appear at the
June term of the District Court, OH which mo-
tion the court will give an opinion this morn
ing
Equity Court. This court, judge Legrand
on th" bench, was in session yes.c-day, but
'a"Fo % cases o. public NJ yes. before it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
COMMUNICATIONS

90 The MAGICIAN. Mons. Adrent has completely
aslonished all who have witnessed his performances.
Having attended every Magical exhibition that has
been given in Baltimore for many years. can truly
say, Mons Adlent is the greatest of them all. An
evidence of the respecabiiy of his entertainments
found in the geDtility of his audiences, as many of
our oldest and influential families have visited
his performances and given their appreciation and ap-
plause. Clt*1 VERITAS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01


Schr Mary Catharine, Gayle, Charleston, c. Pen
dergast Son.
Schr Ida Adams, Washington, D. c., master
ARRIVED,
Ship Rhone, Harvey, (before reported below from
the Pac ifc.
Brig Angenoria, Andrews, 10 days FIN ApalachicoIa,
cotton, to Tiffany, Ward s. Co. The A. was in con
tact on Sunday night, in squall, inside of Cape Hen
ry, with the schr Manhattan, from Virginia. bound TO
Boston, and by which the Schr cut down 10 the
waters edge-(si been tnwed into Norfolk; the
brig sustained but little injury.
Brig Dover, Percival, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to Osborn Whtridge.
Schr Iowa, App egarh, from Port Spain, Trinidad,
18th April via Turks Island, salt and hides 10 G.
Cassard, Jr, and Me Twain & Williams. Left at Port
SPAIN barque Trinidad, Dowell, from New Haven;
btigs N England, Deerhurs, Boston; Edenton, Henry
New Orleans; and viii, Lockhart, I'm Phil adephia
Steamer Baltimore, Rees, from Philadelphia, mdse
L. G. Harris.
Schr Thos. Hooper, Kirwap, from Hobos, p. r.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk, Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Nancy w. Stevens, Stevens, from New Or
leans, arrived at New York 2Sh inst.
BarQue Hermitage, Fry, from Mobile, and schur
Roe, Dodge, from Baltimore, arrived at New York 28th
instant
Barque ST. Joseph. Conway. for Richmond: brio
Harriet Jarvis schnrs Elizabeth S Rebecca, Green,
and Traffic Gardner, FOR Baltimore, cleared at New
ork 29th inst.
Brigs Henry P. Sumner, Rowland, of Baltimore,
disc. and Susan Mary, Welch, of do sold were left
at Rio de Janeiro llh ultmo, by barque Caroline, at
New York.
Brig Agenoria, Andrews, from ApalachicoIa for
Baltimore, was spoken off the Capes 9th inst.
Schr Iowa, Applegarth, from Baltimore, was at
Port Spain previous to 29th ult
Schf Providence, for Baltimore, in 4 days, was left
at MaanZas Goth inst.
DISASTER. Ship Gulnare, Chase, of New Bedford
(tormerly of Baltimore from ichaboe bound TO Nor
folk with cargo of 400 tons guano, put into Dema
rara river 26lh ult. in distress, leaEy and would be
condemned. Part of the catge (75 tons) arrived at
this port last week per Br brig Somerset and the re.
mainder was dscharging Insurance at offices in n
York for 5 1 900 on vessel and sic, 900 on cargo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

The ETHIOPIAN OPERA. An excellent audience,
both as regards fashion and numbers, were last
ing within the walls of cold Drury," to witness and
laugh over the admirable burlesques of the sEthiopan
Opera Troupe" Tonight will be performed the
"Buy -adaie, and the Boy-a man Girl" two of their
best burlesques Go early and secure your seats, as
their will doubtless be a rush.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

SUSTAINING THE ADMINISTRATIONS. A meet
ing of the citizens of the city and county of
Philadelphia, favorable to the administration of
Mr.. Polk, is to be held this evening, III Inde-
pendence Square. The object is stated in the
Pennsylvania to be, to sustain the President
in the course he has thought proper to pursue
with regard to the Oregon question.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

VIRGINIA ELECTION. The result of the re-
cent election for fifteen members of Congress,
and members of the state Legislature in Vir-
ginia, may be summed up very briefly. The
following Congressman are chosen-all demo-
Gratis, except Pendleton, in the 9th district,
who is a wing.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

ASSEMBLY Rooas. Tonight the great Magician,
Mons Adrent, will again perform great variety of
extraordinary and astonishing feas. Take your la
dies and go early-such brilliant entertainments are
nowhere else 10 be found in the city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

ACAurIoN TO Cooks. A family in Reading,
Pa, made narrow escape from death on FRI
day last, in consequence of quantity of arse
mic having been put into some pies, in mistake
for saleratus Two individuals who had eaten
of the pies were taken very i'll, but by prompt
medical aid they were soon restored to health.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

G17- EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES. All
hail TO our House! For the sixth time this year we
announce the sale of the Grand Capital Pri2e!! being
nearly often all the other venders put together
This prize OF $1,000, comb. Is 81 "a, fell into the
hands of Baltimore lady, who had never before pa
tr0nized our Offices. The "SmaIl Fry" $4,000 for
Al, draws on SATURDAY next. Try
ap3O 81 THE EGERTONS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

The BALrIMoRE CLIPPER Is the only Natlv-
5st newspaper in the Union that has the mani
rIesz and the honor to oppose everything like
IN .ntermixture Of religion with politics. II
stands in striking contrast, III this particular,
with its political compeers.
I'VE clip the above article from the PhI!adel-
3hla Spirit of the Times, There is something
~ Fepugnant to our feelings and to our ideas oi
genuine republcanjsm, in religious or political
5uggjerance and persecution, that we never
could be induced to approve either the one or
The other: and 1t is so maniestly unjust to blend
-cEgion and politics together, that we are sur
gcise4 that it should be attempted by any one
xnder our system Of government. In uniting
ourselves to the American Republican party,
Ovc had no design to undertake to control or IN
tcriere with the religious opinions OF others
hut we believe. and still believe, that there are
aSuses in relation TO the naturalizatlon of for
eieuers which ought to be corrected; and it was
and is our purpose to aid in their correction as
fur as may be in our power. We care not
straw whether man be Catholic or Protest
snt--a native or u foreigner he be an Ame-
A1can IN principle. We object to those political
designations which separate members OF the
III me party into classes, such as Irish or Ger
s4ar Democrats or Wings, SC. They are all
sy,esumed 10 be Americans. and should be in
reality before they undertake to interfere with
agr elections When made citizens they be-
roale identified with the American people, and
should know no other title than that of Ameri-
can citizen.
We have deeply regretted to see the course
pursued by some Of the American Republican
editors, in their prescription of particular de-
gloulinaton of Christians. 1t is not only con-
Mary to the tolerant principles of the Constitu-
lion and of sound policy, but is dangerous to
the peace of the country. Oftll warfares those
of religious character have been the most
cruel and vindictive, and are therefore most 10
E,e avoided. Here, where every one can wor-
ship God according to the dictates of his or her
judgmont-where there IS no human tribunal
50 interfere with modes of worship, or to exact
cythes for the support of al established church,
we should be thankful for the perfect religious
Freedom which we enjoy, without attempting
70 dictate 10 Others, ar to punish them for diff
Fering in opinion from us, We shall not take
,auy man by the throat for his sentiments, rel-
gious or poli:ica-on the contrary, whatever
sights we claim for ourselves, we shall most
Freely and cheerfully accord to Others. We
clsim no merit for our forbearance; as it is a
solemn duty which we owe to our country and
70 our God, to ''do unto others as we would
have others do unto US" If this golden rule
.Here adopted in the various transactions of life,
harmony, good fellowship and happiness would
pervade the community.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
"a l. fi A " A C.
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, the Goth April by the Rev,d
Mr.. Rozell, MIR, JOHN r. FULFoRD TO Miss AIsrpI
WEAVER, eldest daughter of Daniel Weaver, all of
this city.
On Tuesday evening, 29lh April, by the Rey,d Mr.
Webster, Mr.. WHLIAM II. WHITE 10 Miss MARY ANN
KING, both Of this city. New York and Connecticut
papers please copy.
On The Sd of January last, by the Rev. Dr. Brecksu
ridge, r. CAToN WooDvlLLE to MARY 7. BucKLsR
daughter OF Dr.. John Buckler, all of This city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

No certain returns from the other three dis
tricts, though 1t is more than probable that the
democrats have succeeded in two, if not the
three districts. They have maiorties IN both
branches of the legislature.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

{G7- E. s. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c. &c.
q3- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES. PLATES, &c. &c.
Frames re-guiIt and Plates inserted in Frames at
0pl6-d No NORTH GAY STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

NOTICE. STRASS BREASTPINS & STUDS
~ The genuine French Brilliant which snrpasses
all other limitations of diamond, received this day and
TO. sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert
Mr.. A large variety Of Bracelets and Bracelet
Clasps. lair Bracelets made order at the above es
tahlishment. apo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

srANDAED NOVELS. The New Library of Standard
Novels, No j, contains "Tom Cringle's Log" 1t may
be had at 'IcsfTs S''~t> Tayor's No. South st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

13- AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The American Republican Convention will meet on
FRIDAY EVENING, the ID instant in Union Hall,
corner of Baltimore street and Tripoleu's alley, at {
O'Clock. By order of
mi y THE SECRETARY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

03- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MILLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in Hagerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 18th of
May. mh24-t5thM+ J. 5. POLLARD, Prcs't.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

INSTALLED. Revd John F. McLaren has
heen installed pastor of the Presby byierian clurcl
at IIagcrstown, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

o. LOTS OF SUsPENDERS, Gloves, Stocks
sc. Suspenders at 25, 81! and 80 cents pair; Gent
fine Cotton Gloves i'll varieties, l24 cts pair do int
Linen do 81! cts. pain; Ladies' Gloves &! cents pair
Caps cts each Gents summer Stocks only 81 cent:
each; Linen Collars new stye) Unv I5.and 25 cents
Cutlery: Castors only 62 cts each; Tea Spoons II;
Set Table Spoons 37, and very superior IS cents set
also Head Brushes; Combs, and every variety of fame!
Goods run off al !Ow prices for cash
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles sis.
ap3U- -2t" MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
:" w. TILYARD,
III IL SURGEON DENTIST, EsTAw-sT.,
fe5-,}m Sd door north of Lombard st

~ Nj. SHANE. TAILOR and SCOURER No
JnLs - Camden street, between Charles and Light
". b. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired at
the shortest notice. Tar, paint, &C. removed without
injury to the cloth. ap29- -3Inf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

QI3- HEAVEN has blessed us with no richer boon
earth than the of allevatiug the many ills
TO which frail bodies subject. How thankful,
therefore, should we be for the possession of such
gift, and how grateful to the through whose in
strlmentality il is obtained! Read the following from
one of most estimahle citizens. 1t is among the
many testimonials that daily given:
BALTIMORE, April Goth, lS45.
DR.. JenN NJ WILLIAMS: DedrSir-I deem il not
only an act of justice to you, but duty owe the
public To testify to them that, from ample experience
in the use of your PURIFYING BLOOD PILLS, |
believe them 10 be THE BEST MEDICINE EVER
USED, and to have produced such good results in my
family as | could scarcely hope TO realize from any
medicinal agent Yours, &c.
JAMES 5. SUTER, Pitt street, above Exeter.
0I3- These Pills prepared and sold by DR.. John
OF Front sreet-price 25 cts per box. apo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

MoRE DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING. The barn
,qsf James Wray, near Pittsburg, was struck by
Lightning on Sunday morning and entirely con-
samed The barn of Col. Henry Lewis, near
FIagerstown, Md, was struck during the storm
of Friday evening, but escaped destruction.-
Considerable damage was done in the neighbor.
hood of Leitersburg and Cavetown, such as
unroohng barns, uprSoting trees, throwing
down fences, sc. by the storm.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

FINE OPPORTUNITY. For sale, the
"A stock and fixtures of tavern, situated in bust
ness part of the city, having good run OF custom
and doing good business. 1t VIII be sold low Tor
mart cash and credt nm the balance. The present
owner wishing to decline business is the cause OF his
offering it for sale. Apply quickly at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ap25 No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
d | r. ID

On the 18th ut. of scarlet fever, Miss SARAH DAw.
SON, in the 4lst year of her age
On the 2Sth ut CATHARINE, cOnsort of Thos Fin
ley, in the 50h year of her age.
On the 2Sth ult Mrs. MARY LEONARD, in the S9d
year of her are.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

B5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l29 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Bremen-Shp Tippecanoe, soon.
For Bremen-Barque Louise, Both inst
For Kingston, Jam.-Schr Martha Elizabeth with
despatch.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
NHORE RICH AND SPLENDID LUCK FOR

MOORE RICH AND SPLENDID LUCK FOR
lVu f0r the patrons of MILLER s. co. They sold
again in the Md Lottery, class s drawn yesterday,
three No. tickets, one the beautiful prize of $500,
half ticket, Nos. II % for only 81 So Nos 30 30 50,
$50, whole ticket, and Nos. IL SIS 20 the quarter of
Sl25, all sold by the most fortunate prize venders,
Miller & Co.
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class SIS Nos u ballots, making beautiful scheme
for the price of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
! prlze of S,2oOOI prize of sl445
3,El0 10 GO 1000
2,000 40 " $50, &c.
Tickets S5-sliares in proportion.
Risk on package of 25 quarter tickets only Sl7 50,
that can draw the highest capitals.
For packages, single tickets or shares of tickets, ap-
ply 10 the old established and most fortunate office Of
MILLER s. co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class Is, drawn
April 30-lowesl prize 50:
~ As 9 4S 30 AZ Il 30 55 4 70 %
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

Q3- MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The
regular monthly meeting of this Society will be held
at the Historical Rooms, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, May list, at hall past seven O'Clock, on which
Latrobe, Esq.
ap3O d S. Z. STREETER. Rec. Sec.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

INTERESTING PUBLICATION. We have re-
eeived from Mr.. McGlenan, Bookseller, Balti-
more street, small volume entitled, "Dialogues
oa Iastinct, with analytical view of the re-
searches on Fossil Osteology gy"-by Henry Lord
Brougham, F. R. S. The author divides in
stinct into two parts, physical and mental, and
&urniehes great variety of facts and arguments
zn relation, which will be read with interest by
those who like such ahstruse investigations.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
NEW EXPRESS sTEAMnOAT LIVE.
FUK FHILADELPHIA.
GI3-CABlN PASSAGE 81. BERTHS FREE.


G3-CABlN PASSAGE 81. BERTHS FREE.
MEALS 25 CENTS.
a azA>U The splendid new Steamer En-
Gs7sa afAzp PRESS, Capt. Whtlcar. will leave the
azxAssszsssse2 head of Pratt-s wharf THIS (Dhurs-
day. AFTERNOON, lst May, at 3 o'clock, and uill
arrire in Philadelphia The neIt morning in time for
the Northern IrGin.
The EXPRESS is handsomely fitted out with stl-
perlor State Rooms and Beths, capable of accommo-
dating 20 passengPrs.
She is the faest Propeller in the United StGtes and
IS the only afternoon boat running that nTrire in
Philadelphia in time to connect tgith the Ncv York
Morning Train.
{g7" For Freight Passage, apply at the Steamboat
Office, NJ f. corner of Pratt and Light streets, or to
the Captain on board.
N. B. No Chnrfage charged on Goods shipped in this
Line, either in Philadelphia or Baltimore. 1t
ENVER ON THE ALERT!
-hL EXPRESSLY FOR THE LADIGSm
Just received at JAMES f. NcGLEN.4N'S S Cheap
Publication Depot, No. 81 Baltimore street 4ih door
east of Gay
The Lady's Musical Library for May, embracing the
most popular and fashionable music of the day
the celebrated Baden Polka, Pas Bohemian, by
Mozart.
"Pity for one in Childhood torn'-from the Bohe-
inian Girl.
See at your feet suppant-from the Bohemian Girl.
The first fond Lines-trOm the Bohemian Girl.
La Carlotta Grsi, favore Polka, by Julien-price
l2t cents.
Music from the Bohemian Girl, six songs and three
pieces only p cents.
stinct, with analytical view of the Researches
Fossil Osteology-by Henry Lord Brougham, F. X. S.
and member of the National Institute of France
price 25 cts For sale wholesale and retail, at
JAMES E. McGLENAN'S
Publication Depot, 81 Baltimore street,
1t 4th door East of Gay.
MLO.25 HARPER'S BIBLE, IN ADVANCE,
~ AT SHURTZ TAYLOR'S, No. South-st,
a beautiful number. Price 25 cepts-all the back
numbers supplied.
No. The Quaker City. or the Mysteries of Phila-
delphia. Piice l2l cts; the back Nos. supplied
No. 81 Littell's Living Age-price l2t cts.
Tom Crngles Log; cheap edition of this most
amusing work-price 25 cts.
The Nun, or Life in a COnvent-prce % cts.
Discourse on Instinct, with analytical views of
the Researches on Fossil Osteoogy; by Lord ough
am-prce 25 cts.
Lady's Musical Library for May-price l2l cts.
fresh supply of Eothen first edilion price 50 cts.
the work at l2l cents.
SHURTZ & TAYLOR'S
No. ) South street, and
TAYLOR 4 CO.'S,
II Washington, d. c.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

vNRUNK BOARDS--2 tons assorted numbers,
II just received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWR'GHF NUDGE,
ai2l scWa C.lria7 Ffeet'