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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26
MARINELIST-PORT OF BATTING
FRIDAY sEPTGMBER 25, 1916.
FRomrBE EXCHANGE READlNG-Room 500
CLEARED.

CLEARED, VI
schr Sarah, Eldridge, for Brazos ST. Iago, on
Kellogg
schr Joseph Wynne, Balance, North CaLs'
master. n
sATLED-Batque Paoli, Welsh, for Antwet:
tow ofthe steamer Relief) +
ARRIVED. N
Brig Joseph Bryant, Stone, from Bangor, via 3
folk, spars, laths, &c. TO c, Kidder,
schr Gen Scott, Comp, days from New 4
Ice, to j. Cruett. 3
Schr James, Wool, days from Portland, pl,
to master, n
schr Texas, Hands, Ia days from Albany, Ia \
to ID q Thomas s. Co.
Schr Sarah e. Merrill. Benjamin, days from
York, assoned cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co. y
Schr Bolivar, Bunker, from Nantucket, via /,
folk, oil and candles, to James II. Barnard,
Schr Erie, NiGkersOn, s days from Boston, icN
THIS. J. Cochran. I
Schr John o. Ireland, Ryan, 5 days from N. u
assorted cargo, TO Rose. Merrill & Co. /,
Schr Alert Smith, 3 days from New York, ass(
cargo, to |, Mankin.
Schr Oregon, Frontier, 5 days from New York;
sorted cargo, to |, MaRsin. !
Schr Repeater, Travers, from Alexandria, mds
Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr Santa Anna, Sloop Two Cousins; and c
boats Celebrity and Oregon, coal, to R. w. ClfTe s.
Steamer Jewess, Sutton, flom Norfolk.
nothing-The weather thick and fOggy.
MEMORANDA;
Ship Caledonia, (Of Providence, late of BaltiD'
sold,) Manson, for Savannah, cleared at Boston
inst. (where she put in leaky en- the 10th July, OF
passage from Rotterdam 10 Baltimore.)
Barque w Paige, Taylor, for Baltimore, (be
reported ceared) allied from Boston 22d inst 4
Lochiel, Raynes, arrived at do. same day from B
more.
Schr Segune, Beae cleared at New York for
timOre Oath inst.
Schr Wilmington, French from Baltimore, arr
at Wilmington, N c, 18th inst.
schr Sarah, Trott, for Baltimore, cleared at !
York 23d inst.
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Amcritan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. %, l846.

a9-ADVEVTISE! ADVERTISER! Now that the
fall busnpss has commenced, our merchants aud men
of bus mess must adyertise they wish to sell MeT-
az pait,morr mr.. literally advertising, and attracting
the custom Of the South and West, and Baltimore
merchants must follow suit. The Clipper, from its
large and extensive circulation is now an excellent
,nrrrbant farmer and mechanic of the West and
south where its readers have increased five times
greater than any penny paper published in this city,
ar in fact in this section of country. Its readers,
too comprise the great bulk of the leading men o.
business capital and enterprise, whose custom it is
always desirable TO obtain, and which doubtless can
be had by literally advertising in the paper which
Shey daily peruse. Let advertisers, and those VINO
heretofore have not adVersed reflect on these Facts
and act accordingly.
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MAYORS OEFICE-
Baltimore, September 2Ist, 1916.

Baltimore, September 2Ist, 1916. (
ENLECTION NOTICE. Notice is hereby
II en-, that an Election will be held on the S
C0ND WEDNESDAY of October next, it being
fourteen III day of the month, in the twenty Wards
the city of Baltimore, for Mayor of said city Al
one person to represent each Ward in the Fin
Branch of the City Council, and or one person
represent each Two Wards contiguous to each 9th
in the Second Branch of the City Council, namely
One person for the First and Second Wards. :.
One person for the Third and Fourth Wards. !
One person for the Fifth and Sixth Wards.
One person for the Seventh and Eighth Wards. :
One person for the Ninth aud Tenth Wards.
One person for the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards.
One person for the Thirteenth ana Fourteenth WARD
One person for the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Ward
One person for the Seventeenth o. Eignteenth Ward
One person for the Nineteenth ana twentieth Ware
. Given under my hand and seal of the CT
tseALt Of llumore, this twcnty-frst day of Sc
++.*&tE TENDER, 1876. JACOB e. DAVIES,
e24-2aWSt Ma yor.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

Baltimore, Septe nber 2ist, 1876. :
ENLECTEON NOTICE. Notice IS herebyg
- en-, that an Election will be held on the FlRs
WEDNESDAY of October, it being the seventh d
of October next, 10 elect one Senator and five Repr
sentatiyes to serve il the next Senate and House
Delegates of the State of Maryland.
4.4.x.. Given under my hand and seal of the
+sEAL.t of Baltimore, this twenty.frst day of St
***t""* TENDER, 1876. JACOB G. DAVIES,
se24-eoSt Mayor
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spHAUTTFUL nTAGAzTNEs.

III FUK UCIUBER, 1870
Just rec sived at TAYLOR'S Depot, the Magazines
for October, Wis Graham's Magazine, three Engra
Wings the Bride, the Fashion and an Engraving ofDr.
keynel Coates, Gone of our contributors
The Columbian, three Steel Plates, the Cure for
Love, View on the Hudson River, and the Fashion
Plate.
Godeys Ladies' Book, embeIished with Steel
Plates, Christ weeping over Jerusalem, Bridge and
Waterfall in Connecticut, a Reading Party, and
French Fashions.
Also,-THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE-the
Magazine of the day. The present No, is beauty,
as usual-four Steel Plate Engravngs from original
designs-lhe Flight Delightful Scene on the iIud-
son, the North Foreland, charming sea. picture and
the Water Carrier
rms Magazine contains more reading matter, and
a larger number of Engravings than any other SINH
lar publication in the United States The Plates also
are worth double the price Single Nos. of the above
% cts. Subscriptions receved-S3 per year, in ad-
vance. This day received at
TAYLOR'S PERIODICAL DEPOT,
se24-3 81 4, and Jarvis, Building.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

VALUE OF THE UNION He cannot be
either safe guide in politics or good Ameri-
can in principle, who advocates dissolution
of the union, or pronounces that "our union is
wholly worthless" We care not to what po-
ltlcal party such man may attach himself, he
is an enemy to the best interests OF the country,
and is TO DC distrusted. Sectional feelings and
interests may eXist-they have always existed
and it was in spirit Of compromise that
our constitution and form of government were
adopted. Had not our forefathers periodically
sacrificed their peculiar interests for the general
good, instead Of being the great and powerful
nation which we now are, we should have been
divided into distinct confedelacies and factions,
mutually distressing or hurting each other, and
none arriving at their present prosperous con-
dtion. We look with horror to the conse-
quences Of dissolution of the union, and pray
God that our eyes may be closed in death be-
fore it occurs. We cannot, then, read with
composure the writings or speeches Of men,
who set no value upon the union, and who are
urging this or that section to dissolve its con-
nexion with the rest. We were astonshed at
reading an article of this character in the Bos-
ton Courier, a paper in which we should ex-
pect TO see exhibited better feeling and purel
patriotism. We give below some extracts, &c
show the vile temper i'll which the whole art
Gle is written. The writer is commenting upor
an expression used by Mr.. G. S. Hilliard, that
ssthe value ofthe union is far too great to be
calculated" To this sentiment the Courier
replies:
"sTho value Of the union far too great to be
calculuted!' Too small, you should hque said
Put do,cn your decimal point; place Gtiy cgphe,:
nj the righ; multiply Them BY The same number o
cypAsrs. and The product tgiR gire an epprOnima
ton 10 the sum required.
cit is prCpoaerous toIiy for northern men &c
talk of The ratue Of the union. They mus
make up their minds to one Of two things: they
must submit to be governed by slave-owneFs
or break up this union, which operates so un
equally. ana has already destroyed every ftag'
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AEE1 A n 4 &c
TFNO CURE TOOTHACH

- AND PRESERVE HEA;
90 THE TOOTHACH is always curedp
minute by an applications of WHEEL ER'S TIE,
Ky TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still +
ed; SOftness of the Gums will be cured: aII H
of the Gums will be effectually STONED. 4
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kent nj
and in the best of health by its use. Sold bv Z
j. M. HAlG, Ne. 1888 Baltimore sire
je3o-ly above South, opposite CIipper {
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

IF- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fire Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pinsi Earrings Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment which is com
dlete, at his Old Established Store Waterst, I'd door
from Calvert. apS
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THERE Is LIFE THERE

Wv is HOPE. The beautiful prize of 8 900
Nos 80 81 in package of whole tickets was sotd
TO an old customer who has been purchas ng tickets
for some time without success, and concluded there
was no luck for him-but fortune directed his steps
TO the old prize office of EMORY & co. TO get s. 10
note changed, and offered him a package of
wh0les, (the lisk only $l4O which he concluded to
take, and the result is clear gain of SO 400 So much
for purchasieg from the LUCKY Office. EMORY s.
Co sold in this little scheme prizes amounting to
So 1885, the two highest prizes in the lottery besides
host of smaller prizes was all sold by the fortunate
EMORY & Co, where, to secure prize you must
purchase your tickets.
MONDAY A BEAUTY,
rs Nos. and IA drawn ballots.
of20 000 DOLLARS! | of 10 coo DOLLARS!
! of 600e DOLLARS! / of 5000 DOLLARS.
AND Is OF 81 900 EACH.
Tickets only $5-shares in proportion
This is a fine scheme, and to insure you the $40
900 prize, call at EMORY & CO., where you can
have package for the low price of Sl7.
Q3- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in per-
son or by mail TO the far famed Lottery fl m of
EMORY & CO., u. 5. Lottery Agency,
No Calvert-st, ID Lottery office
1t from Baltimore street.
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TENHE FLAG OF OUR UNION,
M pIIRI IlHED EMERN nn,IIDn Il

u PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
Is weekly journal, of the largest size, of Mis-
ceianeous and Literary character, printed on fair
type and fine paper, comprising twenty columns
of interesting reading matter each week.
Q3- TERMS TWO DOLLARS per annum, inva-
riaby in advance. Three numbers to one address
for fire dollars.
No subscriptions taken for less than six months.
All orders addressed to the 'fPublisher of The FLA6
OF OUR UNION must be post paid.
Q3- The number for this week contains great va
riety of useful and entertaining natter besides an
Original Tale, TIE SPANISH MUSKETEER, a
tale Of Military Life, by Lieut.. Murray author Of
Fanny Campbell, Female Pirate, Red Rupert. Naval
Officer, &C. Price Of single copies cents, 100 co .
pies SO. Sold at
WIN. TAYLOR'5, Jarvis Building
SG252t North street
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WeO YOU WANT RICHES! If you do,
~ COZ. WIN & co. haun hunrreds and nd ;

WRO YOU WANT RICHEST If you do,
H-B COLVIN co, have hundreds and thousands
for distrhut on. They have sold the past few days
over FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in handsome
prizes, to their numerous customers
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ON THURSDAY!
The Odd Dominion State IN the ascendency! A gen
tlemaH from Western Virginia. on a visit TO the city
TO invest some spre capital in bank stock, invested
four dollars with The lucky CULVIN & co. by pur-
chasing single whole ticket, comb: Id II &c, and he
rece ives, clear of all discount the handsome sum of
So 500, proving, beyond all doubt that money invest
ed at this lucky place increases its hundreds and
thousands OF dollars. If you want riches give US
call aud make your investment
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOnD-$4OOO SMALL
FRY ON FRIDAY, comb 6 SO 81, to correspond
ent, in package of quarter tickets.
$50, co Capital on MONDAY, Tickets So, halves
s. so; quarters 81 25.
{G3- Orders receive prompt attention. Address
COLVIN s. CO.,
N. w. corner of Calvert and Baltimore sts.,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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o. SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
S0uth,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, aud
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
Ell Route. See advertisement. je26-d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

The Synod Of the G erman Reformed Church
in the United States, will hold its annual ses-
sion at Carlisle on the 18th of October next
A large number of ministers and lay delegates
will be in attendance.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE. An Independent
Democratic Convention in New Hampshire has
nominated John P, Hale as a candidate for the
Presidency in l047. This makes the seventh
candidate in the field, not counting the various
candidates which are likely to enter in conse-
quence of the division in one of the two great
parties
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N}-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assouAent
of Mahogany FRAN Els TO be found in the city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofcntreynew
patterns never before introduced i'll Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. Sc, fOrsae and made to ORDER as cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. e. S. FRYER,
milf No. l North Gay street.
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WORCESTER COUNTY. VIM. d. Fassett is
the democratic, and James M, Fooks the wing
candidate for Senator in this county, the gen.
tIemen at first placed on each ticket having
declined Ebenezer Hearn has been placed on
the wing delegate ticket in place of Mr. E
Lambden, also declined. There have also been
some changes on the democratic ticket
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26

A QUEsTIoN FOR CANDIDATES. In former
times members of the Legislature were paid
their per diem for those days only OH which
they were in attendance upon their duties, or
present at the seat of government; but this
practice has been changed, and members can
now attend to their individual interests at
home by the weak or more at Il time, and yet
pocket their four dollars per day from the pub
lie purse The old system of keeping a diary
of attendance, and Withholding pay from abb
sent members should be restored, as we cannot
conceive upon what principle of justice rep
resenatiye Of the people can charge the State
four dollars per day for cultivating his fields, or
attending TO other private interests. Some of
them we know are quite as useful to the State
at home as when in attendance as members;
but the people having employed them to attend,
they should be present, even if incompetent to
do any good, or they should receive no pay
They should not be permitted TO "kill two
birds with one stone" We therefore propose
that every candidate for Senator or Delegate,
shall be required TO answer distinctly and I'M
equivocally, the queston-"Will you or will
you not vote to pay members of the Legislature
only for the days on which they are in attend
ance upon their public duties?" Let every
candidate ''too the mark" upon this subject, as
the State is not in a condition to pay men for
doing nothing, as has been the practice for
some wears past
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MARRIED.

On the Gath inst, by the Rev. Augustus vi,
ORLANDO X. MARTIN TO Miss SARAH S, HINr:
formerly of Delaware.
On the 23d inst. by the Rev. G. F. Adams
MORAN to Miss LOUISA e. LAUDER, all of this
On the oath inst, by the Rev. G. w. MI,
CHARLES e. ADAMS to Miss SARAH EvINs'
this city.
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SPLENDID WATCHES. /

0OLD GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL D.
SE CLARK opens great variety of Gold and Sill
yer work this day, among which are handsome gold
Guard Chains, for ladies and gentlemen; also, gold
Guard Keys Fob Chains and Seals, with great va !
fety Of beautiful Jcwery SEGA
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nc Drawing of Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class 50, for the benef of the Freperick Female Sc
minary, and for other purposes
6 80 81 AZ is IS go 81 IS Sc

Sand 30, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each Sl6
~ and ST. being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each l2
Is and 81, being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each
80 and 60, being the 9th and7 thu or Ga and Is, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each 6
SO and ia, being the 9th and 10th; or &c and 65 be-
ing the 9Th and 10th drawn Nos each
All baving two of the drawn Nos. on them, each ,
All having one only of the drawn Nos on them |
1t EMORY & CO., No. . N. Calyert-st.
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N. B. One word to my friends in East Baltimore
my worthy partner, Mr.. 4. MCCORMICK, who is al
ways TO he found at our store No. l03 BROAD
WAY, between Pratt and Cough streets, where we
will sell Ladies ana entemen's BOOTS & SHOES
cheaper than ever sold before by us, all of Inc hest
quality. {I3- Ladies just call at COLE & McCOR-
MICK'S cheap Shoe Store, Broadway. sea5-2rA
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MAINE ELECTION, AS iaras heard from, IS
wings and 80 democrats are elected to the
House. This includes 2 wings in Thomaston,
in Buxton, in Brunswick, and l democrat
in Standish, elected at the second trial. Many
vacancies yet remain to be filled. Dana, de-
mocrat fails ofan election as Governor, by s.
G52. Only two members of Congress chosen
one democrat and one wing.
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HE HAS GOT A LITTLE HIGHER UP STREET,
lBETMEEN GAY IND HOLIDAY. No. Oh


A. The subscriber respectfully ill.,
@<lzzA2Y forms his customers and the pub ess'.zs&D
he he has Removed his Fashionable Shoe 81 ore
from No. % to No, "a BALTIMORE STREET,
-four doors east of olliday,) where he will be happy
10 serve his customers and TIT public with CATERS
and SHOES of every kind and style, all of his own
manufacture, cheaper than any other store in this
city. Ladies will TO well to call and judge for them
selves, at my new and fashionable shoe Store, No.
"a BALTIMORe STREET.
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h5- CONTENTS OF THE VTSITER. The Sa-
turday Vister contains vary pleasing variety this
week, as follows: "The Victim of Law" an origi-
plete in one number; the Adventures of Dan' Boon;
Words of Admonition to Young Men; Lines to the
Milford Bard; Letters from various quarters, one of
them referring to the Odd Fellows Procession and
the disturbance respecting the cOiored bands; the
coming elections the Temperance Committees Let
ter to the Candidates; Sketches of Humor; News;
Markets; Deaths and Marriages, &c. The price PR
single copy, in wrappers, cents; annual price 81 So;
or : for eight months H.
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GNULD MBDALiIGAG. Gold Medaliions,
y e Of very handsome finish, received this day and
for sale G. D CLARK, Water street,
se24 second door from Calvert.
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DIED.

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING
For LiyerpoOl-Ship RIO Grande, with despat
For Belfast, Iieland-Ship fluroa, wi h desh
For Amsterdam-Ship Garonne, with despatG
For Amsterdam-Ship Pewhatan, with despag
For Rotterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with desh
For Retterdam--Ship EutaW soon. u
For Premiership Atlas, with despatch. 4
For Bremen-Ship Grace Brown, with despsd
For PREMIERSHIP Luise, with despatch. /
For BOrdeaux-French ship Belle Crcale ,
despatch. f
For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacifc-Bl
HOrtensia, Oct. -.
For Rio de Janero-Brig Fabius, few days. /
For Kingston, Jam-Brig Cambrian, few day (
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily A. Thompsoif
inst.
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BOOTHS CIGARS

BOOTH'S CIGARS!
Tune-"DANDY JIM"
Every body tells me, O,
"BO0lh's CIGARS are all the CO.,
went myself and found it so,
Just all had told me, o.
To So, that is the place,
Ifyou need Cigars, where you mast haste;
Or else, altho' you want puff
You'll not be sure to get enough
Then haste away, 10 Booths you know,
He keeps the best in the city, O,
Jast step in his store and you'll find ii So,
Just as have told you, o.
N. B. BOOTHS establishment is in HANOVER
ST, doors South Of Camden, nearly opposite his
old and fayOrIte stand. SEGA
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IY,RnSs. STRASS, STRASs

@STRASs, STAtASS, STRASs,
2 BREASTPiNS AND STUDS.
splendid supply nf SfRASS BREASTPINi
and STUDS, just fnished-for briancy, are NJ
surpassed by the diamond Call and see this mori
ing, at g. D. CLAEK'S Jewelry Store, WAITE
STREET, second door from Calvert. s52e
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OFFICE OF EMORY X co.

UFFICE OF EMORY 4 GO,
Opposite Barnum's, Bait. Md.
QG3- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. CONSOLE
dated Lottery, class No &c. for 1916: For benefit of
Town of Bel-Air
IT ID SO 80 Al II 90 "a 50 6 IS IS s 81
IA and H. being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each S25
36 and 80, being the Sd and 4lh drawn Nos each 30
ii and AZ, being the 5th and 9th; or 30 and g. be-
ing the 9Th and 8h drawn Nos. each 10
and So, being the 9th and 10Th; or IS and So be-
ing the llth and 18th drawn Nos. each 10
Al having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each s
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "