American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-24

Psac; cases. Margaret Anderson, for assault
ing Lucinda RosenbuTy, was arrested " sterday
hy officer Hall aud held to bail to keep the
peace by Justice Miller. Patrick McNuIty,
Tor threatening personal injury to Bridget Coch-
ran, was arrested by officer Myers, and held to
bail to keep the peace by the same Justice
Catherine and Elizabeth Fauxberger we're taken
in custody by officer krien, for assaultng and
making threats to John SchuhriCk; and John
for making threats to Elizabeth and Catherine,
was taken in custody by officer Myers, and all
three held to bail by the above Justice, to keep
the peace towards each other. Officer Bangs
yesterday, also, arrested William Thompson,
for threatening personal icjury to Mary Giles,
and Justice McAIlister held HIM to bail to keep
the peace. We wonder how many will keep
the peace for the next six weeks!
Supposed 10 be Stolen. On Saturday, officers
Campbell and Burke were informed that some
negtoes were endeavOfng to sell certain artI-
Giles, at house in Harrison street, which
there was reason to suppose they had not come
by honestly, but before the officers arrived the
parties had fled, leaving large brass, and
copper kettle, which they took possession of,
and can be seen at the Office of Justice Ken
nard, There is no doubt of their having been
stolen.
Conscience. A gentleman in the Custom
House, Yesterday received a letter with an
anonymous signature, enclosing ten dollar
note, which the writer says justly belongs to
him, and which he had defrauded the gentle
man out of Il long time since. His conscience,
he says, would not permit him to retain the
money longer than lie was able TO make the
restitution. If all those who owe the printer
money due since "Iong time ago." would only
have the same computations Of conscience
and would "poney up " wouldn't the mlleni-
um he great deal nearer than it is?
Re-psving Bond street, +. p. We are inform
cd that a IN jorty Of the property holders re-
siding on Bond street, Fell's Point, between the
water line and East Baltimore street, have de-
termined to have that street re-pavUd, and that
the much needed work will shortly commence,
a contract having been entered into for that
purpose. The old pavement nov on this street
is what is usually termed Every rocky" and
such desirable Improvement cannot but add
to the appearance, as well as the value of the
property contiguous thereto. We hope the
work may be speedily completed
In The Dock Waterman Flanagan. on Sa-
turday night, about hali-past O'Clock, fshcd
a negro man, by the name of Major Lee, out
of the water at Dugan's Wharf lie was TAX
en- to the Middle District watch house, proper
ly cared for, and in the morning dismissed. 1t
appears that the Major had been keeping COM
pany with General Whiskey, who, as usual
with his intimate friends, trpped him up, and
per consequence he went overheard.
Knocked Docn. We find the following ON
the watch report Of the Middle District for Sa.
turday night:--"A assault was made on So
phia Linton, between 8 and 10 O'Clock, in
North near Centre street, by some person un-
known. She was knocked down and very
much bruised Watchmen Farr and Sprank-
lin came to her assistance but could discover
no peTsOn-and they assisted her home" Ra-
ter an unsafe place for females at that time
Of the night.
Economy. Families and hotel keepers WHO
desire to practice economy, will do wei to cal
at the store of Mr.. S. Alden, Market Space.
He is well supplied with coffee Of the best
quality and Of very superior flavor. b. the
aid of Il large grinding machine invented by
himself, he is enabled to keep coffee in any
quantity ground and ready for Immediate use
and at prices which will insure great economy
in time and money. Those who give his Coi-
fee trial, will hardly thereafter have roasting
and grinding done in their own families.
,N6ah's Ark We presume that our readers
are acquainted with the whereabout of Noah's
Ark-,t not, we must inform them, that it is
located under Washington Hall, first door east
Of Jones' Falls Among the relics of former
Times to be found in this Ark, is coat, said to
be the identical one worn by General Ross It
The battle of North Point, where he was killed. |
X hose who desire to sec the garment of gal
ant and formidable enemy, can take look in |
o Noah's Ark aud inspect this coat.
a Stgp!ic ,ohich ,ciN stop Bleeding ofAs lars-
ST vessels, Take Of brandy or common spirits
Wo ounces; CASTLE soap two drachms pot ash |
,ne drachm-scrape the soap fine, and dissolve
t in the brandy, then add the pot ash; mix it
veil together, and keep it in close phial.-
When you apply it let it be warmed, and dip
ledgets Of lint, and the blood will immediate
y CONCEAL it operates by coagulatng the blood
considerable way within the vessel A few
publications. may be necessary for deep wounds,
nd where limbs are cut off.
In honor Of The day. The Councils adjourn
d yesterday at an early hour, in honor of the
ay. The motion to adjourn was made by Mr..
'oran, who pretaced it with few appropriate
emarks.
County Court. This tribunal, Judges Purvi-
nee and Legrand on the bench, met Yesterday
lorning, and proceeded with the regular bust
ess Of the adjourned term. No case Of special
lterest to our readers was tried.
CONCERT or SACRED Music. A Concert of Sacred
Iusic will be given, this evening, by the Choir of the
light ST. Baptist Church. They will have the asss-
nee of several Professors and Amateurs. Tic
~. Dr. Juison, of Burmah, one of the oldest and
lost eminen; missionaries now living, will be prc.
snt, expecting to leave the next day for the east.
~ tickets have been left at this office for sale The
rograxmc will be found in another column