American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-14

advertisement IN anOlhef cOldmn, tnat his Theatre
opens again this evening" the late difficulties hav-
ing been arranged, The Prelude of "Maidens Be
were, - the drama Of "B0m TO Good Luck" and the
farce of"Teddy the Tiler" is Offered, Mr. Collins APP
pearing in the two last pieces
The MUSEUM. Tit company now performing at the
saloon is iull and complete; it numbers among its
members several of the most agreeable actresses of
the country. The excellent commedy of the Old
English Gentleman" and the laughabe farce of the
"Married Rake" the attractions for this evening
MAYORALTY.
To the Voters Of the CRy Of BdHRore:
" The period draws nigh, when that high and
important duty will again devove on you, of electing
suitable person Tor Mayor OF our city. In the dis
erect exercise oths high and constitutional privilege
(Which should be kept free from all politics as To-
cal and municipal ofce,) which forms the basis anon
which the superstructure OF every civil, political and
religious blessing is founded We should view its i'm
pOrlant approach, free from apathy or indifference
This is duty we to ourselves and 10 society in
which we live-and in our selection for this Office,
we should not let our judgments or reason he led
away captive, by the influence of the soft "Sireu;'
strains of mere political parSaus. who, to plomOte
their own interests, will permit their partiaties for
an individual to ped0mn'te ever their better jndg-
mcniS, and sacrifice, at the shrine Of their own inc
rests their paramount duties Of citizens. Among alI
the candidates we have heard spoken Of for thi, Office
JAMES LOvEGRovE, in our opinion, would make the
most practical and efficient Mayor.
We appeal 10 the sober reason of our fellow c-
zens of Baltimore; they who, while they keep aleof
from all private associations and political inirigues
are not disqualified from judging and answering less
correctly, and from such good citizens we hear as
with one general reclamation, James Loyegroye is
the man. He possesses that attraction which comb
ned with his eminent humanity and goodness of heart
is 50 well calculated to administer comfort to the
Sons OF misfortune who may be placed in his power
his own Inherent kindness and love of mercy will
constitute the shield Of the oppressed TO save them
from all rigorous and unnecessary punishment. II is
Oy such ter def ana afecl0nae Kindness that the I'M
fortunate are oten encouraged again to look for the
path Of virtue, from which, in their weakness they
may have sirayed- is by such tender Affect onate
kindness that the mind of the unfortunate man is en-,
couraged to look up to heaven for that light which
will direct his return to the right wayt is Iom such
tenderness and affection ,ha the down cast child of
misfortune being touchedby the hand Of such friend
shp his soul would spring from its apathy and deicc-
ton and view the enivening beams of hope awaken.
ing him into activity and usefulness.
Such is the character of James LOvegr0ve, and
such the unfortunate, placed in his power or brought
under his notice wi | find RI and such man should
belong to the whole human family, for his b4neyo-
lence is the moral link that chains him To them
1t MANY VOTERS.
Q3- RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Elder John D. Fer
GusoN, from Kentucky, will preach in The Disciples
M citing house, ST. Paul's St, on THIS (Monday)
EVENING, and on TUESDAY EVENING. at ii
O'Clock The pubic are respectfully invited. IT.
feelings of gratitHde begs the remen to aecep his
thanks for the prompt and speedy manner in which
they subdued the fire at his house the l0ti inst
as likewise to his friends for the careful removal of
the furniture to prevent its being ruined by the wa
ter thrown upon the fire. There were lost at the
time nan Dozen silver table spoons marked E S. fl
and half doz"n three pronged silver forks, not mark
ed, which have not as yet been returned.
&C. He would say To his customers that he is again
under way, and will be pleased to serve them as
usual there being some Of The same old sort still
left, Notwithstanding the fire.
IL ri EVAN HAMILTON
u3-I.o. o. F.-An Adjourned meeting of those
intending to go to Philadelphia, will be held in the
LIBRARY ROOM Odd Fellows Hall, on THIS
Monday EVENING, at 8 O'Clock. 1t is absolutely
that the brethren should procure their tick
road Company TO prepare extra conveyance. No
ticket will be sold either the cars or boat; and in
srder to afford every fac lily, the following brothers
have tickets for sale: VIM. Bailey Front street; G.
w. Mayors, Iris Office; Michael Ross, John Slro-
mengeT Pratt street; J. H. Il. Jerome corner of Lex
ngton and Paca streets; h. P. Reach, Green House.
Gay street; d lvd Martin, No. 81 German street.
George J. Roche, corner Sharp and German streets
b. F. Hynson, Howard street; A. Balouf, Harrison
street, p. g. Schaffer; l.. A. Fort; or James Young
3 South Gay street.
the same price. Children from to u years old half
prce-all over the full fare as per contract. Tickets
will be sold to none but members of the Order.
Qy-The brethren will assemble at the Exchange
lpha on Thursday morning al : O'Clock.
0l5-The Committee have also prepared a very
NEAT AND HANDS ONE BADGE, t. be worn by
all from this city, so as TO distinguish Baltmoreans,
at l25 cents EACH which can be procured az the room
on the evening of meeting, of Bro. Jerome cornerof
Lexington aud Paca streets; Bro. Young, 3 s. Gay
street; Bro. Mayors, Iris office; and Bro. Cotton,
at any time before starting.
JACOB MEARIS, Chairman. |
It [R] JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
l17- FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. The re
guiar quarterly meeting of the Friendship Fire Com.