American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-14

LIST lCGrd. At Brian's, Broadway. Judges,
Edward Hornoy, John Manson, and John l.
Farlow.
I'd ,ond. AT Colo's, CLiberty Hall,) Broad
way, West side, Judges, John w. Crcneyl Geo
E. Baker, and John Roney.
Sd ,card. At the columbian Gardens b,
Baltimore street. Judges, James Hooper, Da-
vId w. Hudson, and Philip T. Dawson.
4th toard. AT Coath & Sargeants, Lombard
street. Judges, William A. Boyd, Jacob
Mearis, and Thomas L. Bell.
5th ,card At Burtons Rising Sun Hotel,)
High street. Judges, James Flemming, Sam
uel Childs and Hugh J. Morrison.
9Th qcard. At "Our House, " late Brawner's,
Bell-Air Market. Judges, Peregrne Gorsuch,
John Iiams, and Jno. Mitchell
7th igard. At "Hickory Hail." corner of
Eden and Mulliken streets. Judges, Geo. A.
lowering, William Mckinley, and Hugh Gift
ford.
Slh rard. At Young's, Formerly Kenne-
dy's,) corner of Hilen and Forest SITS. Judges,
John w. Wilson, Daniel G, Fitzsmmons, and
Matthew Shaw.
9Th card, At Mrs Clouds, corner of South
and Water streets. Judges, Michael Caughey,
Geo. Rogers, and Thomas Williams.
10Th ,o0rd. AT Roses, military Hall,) Gay
street. Judges, It. Parkin Scott, Victor Va
lette and Charles A. Leas.
llth ,Uard. At McNalIy's, corner of Centre
and St. Paul's streets. Judges, Edward Pal
mer, Thomas II. Birkey, ard Geo. w. Webb.
18th ward. At Quinlain's, (Hand Tavern
Paca street. Judges, Dr.. E. J. Chaisty, VIM.
Bartlett, and Walter Ball.
18Th rrard, At the Liberty Engine House,
Liberty street. Judges, J. Henry Muth, Sam
uel S. Addison, and James McCurley.
l4th pard. At Nlcholson's, corner Of Balt-
more and Green streets. Judges, VIM. G.
BOttimoIe, Daniel Bixler, and Henry Hilbert.
18th yard. At "Vauxhall Gardens" South
Light street. Judges, Elijah Bishop, John
Hoofnagle, and Jenifer S. Taylor, Sr.
18th pard, At the corner Of Conway and
Little Paca SITS, opposite Gist's Lead Works.
Judges, R. c. Green, Michael Warner, Jr.,
and Robert Y.-Starr.
nh ,Oard. At Eli Laith's, corner of Light
and West streets. Judges, John luminous,
Henry, E. Barton, and Jas. Kirby.
l8h lpard, At the southwest corner of w.
Baltimore and Poppleton SITS. Judges, Reuben
Taylor, Thos, Denoe, and Jas. J. Hooper.
18Th rard. At Mr.. loves, corner Of Cove
and Franklin SITS. Judges, Geo. Suter, Maui
dine Perine, and John r. Brashears,
goth ,Uard, At Hammers, Penna. Avenue,
between st. Mary's and Biddle streets. Judges,
John c. Rau, Jehu Galloway, aud Aaron Hoff-
man.
A Georgia Summer Dress. On Sunday night
we saw full grown man, whiskers and all,
with not stitch of clothing on, save cap and
pair Of hoots brought into the Middle district
watch house, having been found in the street IN
that condition. He was pretty much chow
did you come so, but how he lost his clothing
was mystery to all hands as well as himself
We have seen it stated that his dress on the &C.
cason, was full Georgia summer costume,
but it won't do for this latitude. A fellow might
catch CHS death ola cold" by such careless inn
propriety, besides shock the moral sensibIlities
of the community, in an effort to originate such
a custom.
Outrage. An old man named Cinnamon,
was knocked down,on Sunday evening, between
and o'clock, at the corner of Chllles and
Pratt streets, by gang Of rowdies who intest
that vicinity. His head was cut dreadully by
blow from some kind Of "a CLUB, and all with
out the least provocaton, as he WAS passing
along at the time, interfering with no person,
and wholly unconscious of any meditated at
tack. The perpetrators of SO despicable an out
rage should be found out, and punished to the
full extent Of the law, and as some of the par
ties are known we hope they may be arrested.
That Pump. Great complaint is made of the
condition Of the pump, on the south side of
Baltimore street, short distance east of the
mouth of Aisquith street. 1t has gone dry,
from some defect in the 'sucker," which we
hope will be Immediately repaired, as the 'cold
water" folks thereabout suffer much inconve-
nience on account Of the stoppagc Of their wa
ter.
Fire. The alarm of fire about / . o'clock on
Monday night, was caused by the burning ola
frame shed, attached, to the cotton factory of
Mr.. Fulton, situated near the tavern of Mr..
James Murray, at the beginning of the Falls
road. 1t is supposed to have been set on fire.
Loss small
County Court. No business, other than natu
raizing number of foreigners, was transacted
in this court yesterday. large number went
through the required process, and came out
"true blue Americans.
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