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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-04

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY, June 3,
5000 Baltimore SIS, 1890, $50
700 do. do. IS 5-l6
40 shares Farmers x Merchants Bank, 23l
AZ do Mechanics Bank, Ia
Maryland 6's closed to-day at IS asked, "a! bid
an advance of per cent. Baltimore SIS, 1890, closed
at 9j{ asked, 95! bid-an advance Of !. Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad shares firm at Az asked 469 bid
no change,
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kETrRR RAGS Up AT the EXCHANGE READING
For Ltyerpool-Packet ship Hargrave, 18th
For Bremen-Brig Louise, with despatch.
For Havana-Schr Primera Do lores, 9Th ind
For the Pacific-Ship st. Joseph, soon.
For Premiership Harvest, with despatch,
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MOURNING BALZARINES. Received
IHA this morning handsome lot of black and blue
black Balzarnes, at the low price of 37t cents per
yard, very handsome article for the money, and
being scarce those in want should apply early
EDW'D J. RICHARDSON,
le4 No. 81 Baltimore st.
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EXCURSION AND CoTILLIoN PARTY, It will De re-
collected that the excursion to Annapolis in the has,
cCmmodious steamer Columbia, comes off this af-
ternoon, under the charge of number Of young
men, who have chartered her for that purpose. The
boat leaves Commerce sIreetwharf, At o'clock, and
will proceed TO Annapolis, and remain sufii Gle nj
time to allow the company to visit the NaVa School
and public buildings of the "Ancen! city, The
splendid band of the "Greys" will accompany til
TO he ar whom it is well worth the price Of the tick
ct, fine band Of CotilIion music will also be or
board to accommodate the young and gay, "with
auadrille, or giddy waltz" Mr. Charles L. Spies,
will act as ballet master, cure guarantee Of that
part of the evening pleasure being well conducted
This is a fine opportunity for spending pleasant
and agreeable hour, and quitting for a short time The
hot and dusty streets Of the city, ard will no doubt
be awaited ofby "a large number. We refer 20 tHe
advertisement in another column,
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MUsEUM, This evening the popular and nagni
cent comedy Of London Assurance" will be pro-
duced at the Saloon for the first time, with unr-
vailed caste of characters. The manager has gone
to mac expense in producing this piece in style of
SURPRISING speudor, ard we have no doubt but that
it will be fully equal to public expectation Miss
AIexina Fisher appears as Lady Gay spanker, and
Mr.. Thayer as Sir Harcourt CourLy. Messrs. Gal
lagher, Johnson, Ward, J. Q, Seton, Owens, Philips,
Altemus and CT T., and Mrs. Thayer and Mrs, Ate
mus, supporting the other principal characters. A
rich treat may be expected this evening and the Sa
loon will no doubt be crowded
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SOMETHING VERY NOVEL.

SOMEFHlNG WHY NOVEL!
- FORTUNE FOR IS CENTS!
EMORY8 CO., the far famed Prize Agents, oppo-
site Barnums, will offer TO the public of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows;
1000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS!!
5000 DOLLARS!!!
1000 IDLLARS ~! &c &c.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
as CENTSI
For the purpose Of afordng TO their patrons great
number of chances in these favorte Lotteries for a
trifing outlay, EMORY & co. have determined to
issue certificates of packages of 25 quarter tickets
Zone OF which may draw three of the largest prizes)
for the small investment of SO so. Decidedly the
most profitable method Of purchasing tickets, partic
uary in these lotteries, is by the PACKAGE as every
package which EMORY& co. sell, will have in it all
the numbers that put in the wheel, and must ne
cessarly have in it all the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel. The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery (as the tickets IN every package
that Emory s. Co. sell, are Trdnted TO have onthem
all the numbers in the dravng) are the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on one ticket
Thus for the small sum of % cents, il you get the
three first drawn numbers quarter ticket, you are
certain to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
yh7- For Tickets in these deservedly popular Lot
teres, application must be made to the well knO pn
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY g. Co, opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md.
NO The Prizes sold by This Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold, Orders from the country, for Tickets,
will be faithfully attended TO, be STRICTLY coNsI-
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents, 1t
UCE CLIPPERS AND MALLETS-A sup
II ply of Ice Clippers and MaIets on hand and for
sale low by ALFRED Fl. REP,
iel 2nd Tin Store above Howard street.
ELOCKS! CLOCKS! CLOCKS! lot Of
v Brewster s. Ingraham's celebrated Eight Day
and Thirty Hour Spring CLOCKS, put up in beautiful
Rosewood and Mahogany cases, Gothic style, war
raned superior to any Clock now in use, For sale
by the case or otherwise.
C.E. WETMORE g. co.
Agents for the Manufacturers,
m30 No. 10 North Charles. st.
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ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY. An attempt
to rob the Farmers Bank at Winchester, Va ,
was made on Monday night. A panel was
forced out of the front door, which aroused the
family of the Cashier, when the thief made his
escape. The tools left behind belonged to a
mechanic Of the town, who had loaned them
out to an individual, who was arrested on sus-
picion.
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The ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. This band
Of popular Ministries, so we'll known in this city,
continues to meet with the most triumphant
success in London. All the leading journals of
that city, several Of which we have received by
the Hbernia, speak in high praise of their in
imitable performances. We notice that on the
10th ult., they gave private performance at
st. James Theatre, for the qualification of the
Queens children, on which occasion the ellie of
the peerage and gentry were present by special
invitation. The auditors in chief consisted of
the Prince Of Wales and the Princess Royal,
accompanied by the Duchess of Kent and the
Duke of Cambridge and attended by the men,
bers of the Royal household Immediately in
charge of her MaIesty's eldest children. The
Duchesses ofCambridge and Gloucester, the
Princess Mary and Prince George, the next in
rank to the heir Of England, his sisters were
also present.
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CORNS-CORNS-CORNS.

CORNS-CORNS-CORNS.
nR. 1. zACHARIAJ, JR., re specially il.
~ forms the ladies and gentlemen of Baltimore,
tia he IS now pc rRanently located in this city, and
is pre- pared to CURE HARD or SOFT C0RNS,
BurioTs, Club Nails, Nails penetrating the Flesh,
or Oalloses OF any kind on the feet in five minute g.
without the least PAIN or BLOOD, in a manner that
they will NEVER RETURN.
Dr. Z. will attend on ladies or gentlemen at the r
residences if required by leaving orders his resi-
dence. DR.. 1. ZACHARIAH, Jr.,
Surge on ChirSpedist, No. Ill Lexington st.,
above Liberty street, Baltimore, Md
E5-Famjes attended by the year je4.d6m
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ANANTON MATING! CANTON MATING!
~ SELLING OFF 1T COST!
The subscriber being DESTROYS of selling the ba-
lance of bis stock of CANTON MATING before the
season closes, offers, Rducement TO pur-
chasers to close it out at cost prices for cash. The
stock consists of;
ga, Sd and "A White MATING
ga, Sd and "A Red Check do
ga, and A Fancy DO
Comprising every variety. Call on
T. M. CONRADT,
No. rs Baltimore street,
Iei-lm near TripOlett's alley.
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ghz- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard ana rop GmAlE 10 Snver Sheonsi Gold renc
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete his Old Established Store Water-s I'd door
from Calvert. aps
a5-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, DOZEN
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelyn new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
10 order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc sc for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
states, E, S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street,
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TEENEssEs. The Governor of Tennessee
has received offers of service from 5000 troops
twice as many as his requiStion calls for.
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ALMANAC
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On me 2oth UT by Rev. Mr.. Morgan, R. Hs
District.
On the Goth uIt. by Rev. H. Best, E. T. Boz
Matthews county, Va, to Miss GRoRsrxA BRI
this city.
At Wilmington, the 3lst ult. by Rev. M. J..
Ws; MtLLLR, OF Baltimore, Md, to Miss RHt
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HCE CLIPPERS AND MALLETS-A sup
II ply of Ice Clippers and MaRls on hand and for
sale low by ALFRED Fl. REP,
lei End Tin Store above Howard street.
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Schr Union, Taylor, from Philadelphia, md
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. /
off the Wolf Trap two brigantines, Zone Bal
builtl bound I'D,
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no The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold, Orders from the country, for Tickets,
will be faithfully attended TO, be STRICTLY coSsI-
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will ALWAYS be made for cOrrespondents It
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The packet ship England brings European
dates to the 18th December. The total
amount of the news is that Sir Robert Peel,
by far the most sagacious of European states
mon, forseeing the consequences TO Great
Britain from the failure of the Potatoe crop,
and the consequent famine, determined to
open the ports to foreign grain, and that the
Duke of Wellington had given a reluctant
consent subsequently this consent was
withdrawn, and as tho Duke holds in his
possession proxies sufficient to control the
vote of the House Of Lords, the Peel Minis
try had nothing left but TO resign. This
they did. The queen accepted then resig-
nation, and sent for Sir John Russell the
whig leader to form new ministry. Ofthe
composition ofthatmnistry no definite know
ledge was possessed by the journals at the
time of the sailing of the Oxford. 1t was,
however, confidently asserted that Lord
Palmerston would be the Minister of Foreign
Affairs. His capacity, energy and long ex-
psrience in that Office point him out as the
most fit man of his party for that station
His elevation, as far as our difficulties arc
concerned, is not as great an omen ofpeace
as the continuation of Lord Aberdeen would
have been. The Wings are not whit more
liberal than the tories, except in profession,
and scarcely as much so in practice, and
Palmerston was Tory Minister for years
and his alliance with the wings was mere
change for place. The whig party have not,
nor do they deserve, the confidence of the
English people. The Char,ists dislikethem
worse than they do the Tories, because they
are but political shaft ers. They cannot
long maintain power But it matters little
who holds the reins of power in England,
the English corn law tariff is doomed, and
before long the ports of that country will be
opened TO the produce of the Wost; and the
only obstacle 10 larger commercial inter-
course, introducing our breadstuffs into that
country, will be our own narrow policy of a
high tariff, which under the plea of protoc C.
ton to home manufactures is inhicting in.
calculable injury Oh the Western farmer, and
materially reducing the wages of labor ii
the East
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M1TcuELL's MAP OF OREGON, Texas, CAL
1roRN1A, &c.-This elegant Map we recei-
we'd from the publisher by the last mail. 1t
is accompanied by pamphlet of 40 pages,
giving very comprehensive, and SO far as
we anjudge, correct outline of the history of
the discovery and geography of these three
important regions, Oregon, California and
Texas. 1t embraces the most recent inlorma-
ton derived from Nicollet's Map, and also
from tho observations and explorations Of
Capts. Wilkes, and Fremont, sc. The
map will prove exceedingly valuable to Emi-
grants to Oregon as the route is distinctly
marked, and much valuable information is
communicated. Its spublication is we'll timed,
and as it gives the diverse claims of our own
country and Great Britain in a clearer and
fuller manner :han we have yet seen it,
will have a most beneficial influence
There is one point about it we do not per-
ceive the necessity of, the British Possessions
are made north of lat. sd deg. so min., TO
extend westwardly to the Pacific ocean. We
have hitherto supposed the territory north
of this line and west of the Rocky mountains,
to be the exclusive possession efRussia, and
so settled by unquestioned discovery of her
navigators and subsequent treaty with the
United States. 1t is true that the Hudson's
Bay company officers have carried their trad
ing operations into the Russian Possessions,
but this usurpation Of territory gives them no
rights, and an American Map should not give
to England an apparent claim by contiguity to
which she has no title. Nevertheless we
believe Mr.. Mitchell TO be the first map
engraver in the Union, and view this map, in
spite of this blemish, as peculiarly service
able at the present time. Ten copies will be
sent TO order for five dollars, with the ac-
companying pamphlets.
Address s. Augustus Mitchell, Philadel-
phia.
Taxable property in Ohio, $l44, ,l60, ,469.
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ONO CANALs-The revenues from the
Ohio Canals by way of tolls, were in 1S4l.
$5l6,s56; ls42, $475,5Sl; ls43, $472,-
554; 1914, $5l9,S76; and ls45, $4s6,69s.
Our tolls for the construction of our public
works have never yet paid the interest, and
yot our people are heavily burdened with
taxes for the cos, of their construction. Of
what use are gigantic public Improvements
to our people, when our government renders
them comparatively valueless by imposing
high. tariffs, which are effectual prohibitions
of the purchase of our produce by those
foreign nations which are affected by the
tariff
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PHRENoLoG1cAL JOURNAL FOR lG46'--We
have received the January number of this
Magazine. 1t is edited by o. S. Fowler,
we'll known as the first chronological writer
(f we except Prof. Caldwell, of Kentucky,)
N America. The leading article is on
"Phrenology; its scientific claims and its in
vestigatien." The writer demands that each
individual should investigate for himself, and
to this end promises such information in tho
present volume as will enable beginners to
make their own examinations. As clear
lucid and forcible writer, Mr.. Fowler is sx-
celled by few; as practical phrenologist
by none. In lS41, when we had tho edi-
torial charge ofths Rochester Erenins Ad-
uoeate, we admitted into that journal some
structures upon his examinations, which in
duced him to give to the public a practical
test Of his skill as Phrenolo gist, and his
examinations, thou gh given blindfold, were
so correct, that they received the approba-
ton of very large number of citizens who
were rather skep,ical as to the claims of the
science, and very materially advanced its
credit in that city, The present number
contains very interesting description of tho
mental character of Joseph G. Neal, the we'll
known author of Charcoal Sketches" &c,
which does not more justice to that amiabls
humsrist than to the science by which his
character is described. Newly ork, Fowler
g. Wells, 81 per year. e,.r
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Mr.. KNAPp's LAND BIL1.-We give this

Mr.. KNAPp's LAND BIL1.-We give this
law Oh our first page that our read
ers may judge provisions for themselves.
1t excludes altogether the spectators in
lands from keeping back public improvement,
while il reduces the minimum price of the
land to reasonable sum. We would gladly
see tho principle embodied in this bill car
ried out in cur National and State Land
granting departments. The monopoly OF
the soil is curse wherever it exists, and we
hail with pleasure every advance which
tends to secure democratic equality through
out our country. We have not much conf
dence, however, that it will find favor
with the Wing Legislature. Their whole
aim is to legisa'e for the capitalist, regardless
of the interests Of the mass of their consti-
tuents.
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Mr.. KrLLEY's TAX LAw.-This measure
which is now in the course of discussion by the
Legislature, proposes to tax property at its
actual value. We had intended TO give a
synopsis of its provisions, but must defer it
till another week. One effect which it will
have we cannot forbear noticing. The
spectators lands will henceforth be exemp-
ted from an equal proportion of the taxation,
which will be thrown upon the industrious
pioneer who opens the country and creates
wealth for the absentee freeholder. But
this is the legitimate course Of federal whig-
gerry.
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or Democratic Editors throughout the
State are requested to publish the proceed
ings Of the Putnam County ratification
Convention.
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The "PoT METAL" STANDARD.-The
Ohio State Journal assailed the "currcncy
of the Constitution" demanded by the, issues
pi the Democratic State Convention, and
with the sneering insolence of federalism
dsnominated it the {" Pot metal standard."-
Mr.. EwINe, Hamilton's talented Senator, on
the debate upon the Bill granting Banking
privileges to the Ohio Life and Trust Com
psny, thus happily retorts:
Let all those who are for bank paper, and
against metallic currency, array themselves
for the conflict, for it is to be war of exter-
mination. The ground taken by the dem
ocratic party ON the glorious 9Th of January,
has impaired new zeal TO that party, and,
under the metallic standard, it is bound, ul-
timatey, to triumph. Gentlemen smile.
Doubtless they have in their minds the spot
metal Standard" so called by whig journal
in this city. All! gentlemen, that was an
unfortunate error for you: pot metal is very
significant term-its a mighty good currency
in case Of ,car--and herein consists your
dread of the elevation of the pot-metal stand
ard. Then, sir, we have for our currency
GOLD AND SILVER, and PoT-MErAL for the in
yadsrs of OREGoN. But, gentlemen, while
you are talking about standards and issues,
do not forget your own, the one you have
rallied around from the beginning. Any
thing under heaven but a paper standard ;
but you are habtualy disqualified from COM
pairing the relative merits Of a currency COM
posed of gold and silver, and one composed
Of paper, or lamp-black and rags.
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C.v Our acknowledgements dueto Hons.
Lewis Cass, William Allen, and w. Sawyer
for Congressional documents.
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GrThe courts Of common Pleas for the
ensuing year have been fixed in Allen CO.
on the l4th Of April, 2Sth Of July and 29th
Of September. In Putnam on the 18th of
May and 20th of October.-Lima Reporter.
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WH1e ALMANAcK.-A whg friend the
other day presented us with one of Greeley's
EWhig Almanacks for 1896" 1t is filled in
addition to the matters pertaining to an al
manack with the British side of the Oregon
question, from the Edinburgh Review-an
article which goes for "protection for the
sake of protection" and other matters which
would make it serviceable TO the aristocracy
of eastern manufacturers. 1t would suit in
England well--the astronomical calculations
being the only thing in it that is not better
adapted to that country than to ours.
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to reduce generous people to serfdom; as
with us is the right, SO with us, ultimately, must
be the victory.
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TEMPERANcE.-Will Shakespeare gives a
short lecture on Temperance, which though
old has force about it which most cold water
efforts do not approach. Cassus, 'he speaker,
if not reformed drunkard, is at least re-
penting one, and with Iago only for auditor
he delivers himself thus:
go reputation, reputation, reputation. o
| have lost my reputation, have lost the i'm
mortal part, sir of myself and what remains is
beastial. Drunk? and speak parrot? and squad
bic? swagger? swear? and discourse fustian
with ones own shadow ? o thou invisible
spirit of wine if thou hast no name to be
known by, let us call thee-devil! Iremem-
ber mass Of things but nothing distinctly; a
quarrel but nothing wherefore. o that men
should put an enemy in their months to steal
away their brains; that we should, with Joy
revel, pleasure and applause, transform our
selves into beasts. 1t hath pleased the devil
drunkenness, to give place to the devil wrath;
one unperfectness shows me another, 10 make
me frankly despise myself. To be now a
sensible man, by and by fool, and present
ly beast! o strange! Every inordinate
cup is unblessed and the ingredient is a
OeyilD