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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-13

TIE UNION. Every American in heart
must desire to see the union Of the States perpet-
oated. and the public mind should not be ha
bituatcd to the idea Of a possible dissolution;
our statesmen, therefore, should be careful not
20 speak lightly of the blessings which we
enjoy, as a united people, However we may
be divided into sccts and parties, we shall still
be safe whilst we adhere to our coniederacy.
We were much pleased to find the following
sentences in a speech delivered by General
Cass in the Senate of the United States, and
we extract them for the perusal of our readers:
"Our safety is our Union, our only fear
disunun. Ia the moral government of the
world, national offences are punished by ma
,iunal calamrt es. 1t may be that We may for
sake the God Of our fathers, and seek after
strange 90 5. 1t we do, and are struck with
judicial blindness, we shall but add another TO
The long list Of nations unworthy Of the bIes-
sings acq ired Tor them by preceding genera
:ions, aud incapable Of maintaining them; but
none us sIgnaIIy so as We"
These sentiments are worthy of the high
source from whence they emanated, 1t is un-
doubtedly true, that tour safety is our union
Cor should a separation of the States once take
place, destruction must inevitably follow
We sincerely echo the expression of General
Cass, that sin the moral government Of the
world, national offences are punished by ma
!ional calamiltes;" and it is because Of our firm
conviction of this truth, that we would not
nave our Government advance single claim,
Or do one act, that is not founded upon strict
Justice. It's said, in reference to individuals,
!hat ''pride goeth before fall, and the same
principle may be applied TO nations. When
ever nation becomes proud, boastful and over
bearing, disregarding right and justice, it stands
In position to dread the chastisement of the
Almighty hand. 1t may also deserve and re-
ceive punishment for rejecting the blessings
which Providence has bestowed upon it. Our
country is trying the experiment of seIf-gov-
eminent, and so far it has been eminently sue
oesSful. 1t is only requisite that we should
ptrsevere in keeping sacred the bonds of our
1nion, and in just and honorable cou rse to-
yards other nations, and we shall convince
mankind that the republican system of gov
eminent can not only stand, but that it is the
noppiest system which can be adopted. We
nave advantages which were never possessed
by the people of any other republic; and these
advantages impose upon us a greater RESPONSE
olity to the world and to the cause of liberty
for should we fail in the experiment we are
now making, it need not ever again be tried by
any other people.
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g cHEAp pRInrrN.l. and pRINTtNG OF

07- CHEAP PRIHTINGs, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office ol the Clipper, 1919 BALTIMORE sr.-as
,7A,.-yp7r,, ,,,,t, Much larger than any other
MAMMoFH BILLS office caa execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS AIDING,
STAGE Il HATTIE - BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c &c,
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, we are pos
sessed faci tiles with aest styles Of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work. in er7ystyEc,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co

Opposite Barnum's, Bait Md.
M7-OFFlCIAl DRAWING OF me Nd COnsuli-
dated Lottery, class No a. for 1876: For benefit OF
Frederick Female Seminary.
| 60 80 II ca IS 76 SIS So rs II
l and 6 heing the ST and I'd drawn Nos. each SIP
80 and 81, heirg the ID and 81 drawn Nos. each
II and 81, being the Sd aud An; or II and "a, be
ing the h aud 9th drawn Nos, each
AlInavIng two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos, on, 4" l
1t EMORY CO., No. , N. Calvert-st,
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RJaAYOR'S OFFICE,
I'VE RAIrJNnDE

IA AYOR'S OFFICE,
Iyh BALTIMORE, APRIL 9, 1876,
1he attention Of those whom it may concern is
called to the following Ordinance, passed at the pre-
sent session of the city Council:
IN Ordinance 10 reg tate the sale Of Ices
&c IT enacted and ordained by the Mayor and Civ
Council OF Baltimore, That from AMI after the tenth
day of prl next all ICE exposed for sale la the CITY
of Baltimore, shall b. sold by weight except in such
cases where II may be otherwise specially agreed
upon between the buyer and seller; and il shall be
the dniy of I'll sellers Of ice be furnished at the time
OF delivery with suitable steel yard, spring balance
or other apparatus for weighing, duly adjusted and
stamped aa provided hy the Ordinances Of said civ,
WIN which to weigh the quantity of ice sold re
CURED by the buyer.
sec. J. And b. 1t enacted and ordained, That the
standard weight OF the bushe of zee shall be held and
taken aIseveny-two pounds av1irdupos and 0fsnall-
er measures in proportion.
sec. 8. And be ii enacted and ordained, That the
penalty for each aad every violation efths ordinance
or OF any part the eof shall be five doars one half
OF said penalty to the intOrmer, and the Other half tor
the USE OF the cy the said fines to be recovered as
other city fints are now recoverable.
|. COHEN, Jr,, Pres't. OF the First Branch
ROB, HOWARD, Pres't. oflhe Second Branch
Approved March 81, 1916
apis 1t JACOB G. DAVIES Navor
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apll.2t'

90 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish te
purchase F ne Gold and silver WATCHES; Gold
Guar and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pl"c, at his Old Established Store, Water-st 2d door
from Calvert. ap5
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New YORK BIBLE SOCIETY. The n York
Female Bible Society celebrated its 3Oth ami
versary on Thursday. The Rev!Dr Magic,
of Elizabethtown, DR.. Levins, and Rev. Mr..
Reid participated in the exercises. The re-
ceipts for the year have been So, l52 &c, being
considerably more than has been received in
any one former year in the history of the So
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nrs-The EVANGELICAL EDUCATIONAL AS

nI3-The "EVANGELIGAL EDUCATIONAL AS
SOCIATION" will hold their second public meet
ins at the Rev. Mr.. Hills tBaptisU Church, rner of
Sharp and LombaId streets, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, IAN instant at Z. O'Clock, when the claims of
the Association Will he presented by the Pastor of
the Chprch aud the RIv, Mr. NADAL, Of the Mclho
dist Episcopal Il urCh. The Evangelical PTotesants
of Baltimore are affrcrOnaely invited TO attend. As
the object is merely TO incrca' tn number of mem
bers, there will be M collection. apl3-2t
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05- ANNUAL MEETING. The Maryland Tract
Society will hold its annual meeting in the Flrst
Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr.. Ba"kus) corner of
Fave te and North streets, on tuesday, EVEN
ING April l4rh, at half past O'Clock Hon. Judge
EFRRIgN, of the Unit States Senate from Georgia,
and Rev. II. ). Cook. of New York, will address the
meeting. Believing the meeting viii he one OF deep
interest, the Managers very respectfully invite the
benevolent public TO he present. apl32t
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MEETING OF THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY. The General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church in the United States Of
America (OId School, will hold its next an
nual meeting in the Tenth Presbyterian church,
Philadelphia, on Thursday the 2lst of May
next, and will be opened with sermon by the
Rev. John Nj. Krcbs, ID. d., the Moderator of
the last Assembly.
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NAVAL. Orders have been received at Nor
folk TO fit ont the U. 5. sloop -of-war Decatur,
for the Naval School at Annapolis. She Is to
be manned by the young mlddies," so that
they may receive practical education. They
made an Intellectual remembrance against it,
however, TO the department at Washington,
The Nautilus at this port, under Captain Lee,
is also shortly TO repair to Annapolis.
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The MUSEUM. Sheridan Knowles excellent play or
"rhe Wife," will be performed at the Museum this
evening. Mr. Jamison appears in his favorile char
aclcr Of '.Ju Ian s.. Pierre" The Little Drummer
will appear in the course Of the evening and 20
through with his astonishing performances,
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Amrriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1916

7r The large and increasing circulation OF the Clip
Dor, both in Town and country, t"srtnr Wltn lig lr
Fba} ,,s onons aud sentiments are unleutrru 10y par
] and rrtnrian prriudiccs, thereby giving 1t wei
come reception among all classes and conditions Of So
.,,ty. and especially those who constitute ihe me Z"
tralie and business, make il medium ior auNeti,,ug
sgual to any other paper published III thlS cly' Met
sbants aud citizens generally should be aware oil this
,npOrtamt fact
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by- TEMPERANCE NOTICE. DAVID d. Gus
void, Esq of New YORK City, an eloquent and pop
uIar Temperance Lecturer, will address the Wesley
Chapel Temperance Society, in the Wesley Chapel
corner of Sharp and Barre sts., on MONDAY EVE
MING, 18th inst. at u O'Clock.
The citizens generally, and especially the Young
Men, are invited TO attend.
GEO. c. NJ. ROBERTS,
apll .2tF Pres't of w. G. T. Society.
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0g-WHO DISPUTES Ir; Nobodv.-It has now
become an established fuct that Dr. Wslars Basam OF
venting consumption by certainly and speedily curing
every DIE that leads To this most fatal maIddy
Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Asthma, Lii
yer Complaints etc etc. At once yield 10 It's ma vel
lOus poweg-and scores of cases or supposed confirm
d CONSUMPTION have been completely cured after
The best physicians have declared that death was in.
evitable Mr.. James Sage, Of Walrrvile, N. y, was
restored to perfect health by the Basn after the best
Doctors in Oneida c0unsy pronounced his case To be
n hopeless consumpu n. So of Thomas COzens, Of
IIaddOuirId, NJ j., after he had heen given up TO die
See lhe published statements of each ease-so at
tested that all must believe
In hand and for sale
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FASHIONABLE HATS!
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
.tKEEDIL'' STORE

90 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HoLLIDAY.
% The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen OF
Bal more and Strangers, that al the 'Keeri" Store
all kinds Of sentlemeS hats are sold literally cheap
He is fully sensible there are many who are rIv Q
out "cheap,'' every cheap" production" of price,
and like notices, Of tendency TO allure the ecOno
mist and Others who often discover, when TOO late,
the ia lacy of these attractive announcements as the
article for which he has been induced TO rxDend his
money IS on trial found to b. equally 'reduced" in
quality in price, and the cheGpness sought after
ldentIhed in visionary puff only. Therefore, all
persons who wend possess the desideraum, and
have CHEAPNEss! clearly and truly defined in The way
of first rate Silk, MOeskin Russia, Cassimer Nutria,
or Beaver HATS, il is for them TO purchase reaIiza-
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT 81 ORE, 9s Baltimore STREET, near
Holiday where fine article be obtained at lop
price, and cheapness exempfed in It's sense.
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WESTERN CEMETERY. public sale of lots in the
Western Cemetery will take place this afternoon at 3
O'clock a'ter which the Rev. William Evans of The
Meth hdst E. Church, will preach the conservatory
sermon Those who wish to secure eligible situ,-
tons, would do well to attend early.
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Nor GUILTY. Mr.. HoSie, has been tried
at Madison, Geo, for the murder of Doctor
Trppe, and acquitted.
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FIRE AT THE ARcHsr. THEATRE. Welcarn
from the Philadelphia papers, that on Friday
afternoon a fire broke out in an out building
attached to the A.chst Theatre, which was
entirely destroyed. The flames spread to the
Theatre, aud was making rapid inroads into
the building, when it was arrested by the active
and extraordinary exertions made by the police
and fircmen. The Theatre was but slightly
damaJed.
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E&oHS e. ~ q ARR Sd GTsOA are Constant
y ly aiding 10 their large aud handsome as,or,.
ment uf FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS, all a.
winch have b"ea purth Used within the last 10 DAVIS
such as SIlts Sna"lS; Scaris; Ladies' Dress Gnod.
OF every hescr'n'l"n and r,i e. Large assortment Of
Linen w. ods; NJ nsri les Quits SUPER Cloths ash
mer"tes ami weeds; ta.simGres aud VesInu..
white and cUlorrd Linen Dri liues Of new pal,erns,
with 'rie stock of STAPLE GOODS, by Inc piece
or yard, AZ ve'y reduced prcts.
We will nnrn ,O-day additional invoice of PA
RASoi.ETrES and Sun SHADES, o. nrvy ant
be uiinl 81! les, " III Guitar edge, Hinged and IRON
mOuniinss. DORSEY & GARHE rSUN
ap3 No IS Warkci STREET
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FATAL OccURRENCE. little boy, aged
three years, son of Mrs. Golden, widow lady,
was run over by dray in Philadelphia, on
Friday, and killed. The driver was arrested
nd committed
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wa EsPERN CEMETERY. The Constf
w craioty sermon will be preached by Rev'i
VIM EVANS. on The Cemetery ground, on NEx,,
MONDAY EASTER 18Th of April, al o'clock. Al,
ter which an opportunity will he afforded such De
son a may desire, TO purchase lots The same iii
era ulse9uHt VIII be given AS was allowed thost
who made tIe first purchase, and will be continupi
TO all VINO may buy up To the second Monday IN Maj
mex, after which no discount will be allowed.
n. y. Those who may W sh eligible situations ari
advised make early application, the lots are SELL
ns very freely auIl-2tt Y
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Coon IDEA, Throughout the country all
the hotels now in progress of erection, have
bathing apparatus to each sleeping room.
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On sunday msrning, 18th inst. ELISHA RAM
in the 69lh wear o his age. z
The rgaIves and friends Of the family are re-
ted to attend his iunnral from his late resdere
Front-st,, on Tuesday, the l4Ih inst without fl,
notice ]
On the l0lh inst. Mrs. ELIZABETH COcuRAE. =
5olh year of her age, wife OF the late Hiram Coz
of Mount Pleasant, BALTIC. CO.
On the 10Th inst SOPHIA ELLIOT, in the 18th
of her age.
On The 9Th inst. Mrs. ELIZA JONES, in the ASH
Of her age.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Francis Wins
low, brakeman on the Worcester Railroad
was killed on Wednesday evening, at West
borough, by falling on the wheels while detatch-
Ing milk cow
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM AFRICA
Advices from MonIova to the 18th February.
have been received. The Liberia legislature
met on the 9Th January and adj burned on the
18th. Gov. Roberts in an able message Of ten
columns Of the Lumlnary, gives gratifying
account of the progress OF civilization, educa-
ton, religion and industry in the colony. The
receipts Of the year were SIS, 525, and the ex-
penditurcs $3.50. The message suggests a
National Independence as the only remedy
against the difficulties and outrages of Eng
land, and nobIy defends the colony from the
encroachments of that naughty nation. The
legislature has passed law fixing the license
at $500 for the sale of liquors under one gallon.
The citizens Of Monrova gave public dinner
to Capt. Bell and the officers of the U. S. ship
Yorktown, the capturer of the SLAYER Pons.-
U. S. ship Southampton sailed Jan. lllh, for
windward, and the U. S ship Dolphin on the
l4th. Most the emgIants by the Roanok
have settled on lands granted by the Govern
ment. Rev. w. b. Williams, an esteemed
missionary, died on the 9Th January, of fever.
The Liberia Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copll church, adjourned on the 18th January.
LATER AND INTERESTING FROM TEXAS AND
CORPUS CHRIsTI. Advices from Galveston to
the LIST inst have been received. The election
for two members Of Congress took place on the
30th ult Col. Williams received about $50
majority in Galveston over Judge Pisbury. 1t
is said the Mexican force near the RIO Grandc
is about 1000 strong, and that Gen. Ampudia,
with $500 men, mostly cavalry,is within two
days march of the American forces. Gen La
Vega, with 1900 men, has arrived at Matamo-
ras, under unders to march forthwith for the
Salt Lakes to arrest the advance of Gen. Tay-
lor upon the Rio Grande. Gen. Canales, with
1000 men, is said to form the advance guard of
the Mexican forces TO watch the American ar
my lie now occupies position between Cor
pus Christi and Comatgo, about % leagues
from the former place. Gen. Meiia, who is
now at Matamoras, on hearing of the arrival of
LIlG IL OGluCuliCIll ITOul luG american forces,
under Capt. Hardee and 1t. Hamilton, mus.
tered every soldier he could find and crossed
the Rio Grande in person, to meet them. 1t
is said he marched as fa9 as the Colorado creek,
but on discovering that they had returned to
Corpus Christi, he flew into great passion in
consequence of chance not offering itself to
show his bravery, and then put back himself
EXPERT THIEVES. They have some expert
thieves in Missouri, if we are to believe the St.
Louis American, which states that man late
ly carried a saw log to a mill, that it might be
cut into boards. The mill was engaged for the
day, and the owner would not insure the safety
OF the log until the next morning, unless the
customer would sit astrde of it to watch it all
night. The man agreed to do so, but fell into
slight doze some time in the night, which the
tn ewes took advantage of, and stole away the
wood of the logiwithout suspicion, and left the
man astride on the bark!
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gS EAUTIFUL SPRING DRY GOODS
ES The sub-cr'her has received very choice Sc
lection of New Gods, and will dispose of them al
moder te PRICES:
Superior new style wide Lawns
do do do Dress CT CHAINS
Handsome Prints of various designs
Superior Striped Gnsham Lawns
Super English Furniture Prins
Best Italian LnStrng and other SILKS
Cambria, ,cUnet, Swiss and Book MUSLINS
l.ena Lawn, Bishop Lawn aud Pai1 Mullins
Hemstltch'd, old q COrd'd BOrdet,d [. & HDKFS
lrI"h Linens and Sheeugs, Napkins, Towels, sc.
Dam SIX Table Lnens, Russia u Bird eye ID apers
Embroidered aIid Satin Suiped SHAWLS
Fery cheap Raages, BaIZarnes & Ueaines
Parasn.s, sun Shades ana Umbrellas
Alpacas and Bon bazmes at tow prices
Pain Black BARAGES of 6ue q raity
Hosiery, Gloves and rich Bonnet III BANDS
ALSO-A general assortment of Men aud Bows wear,
such as
Black and Col0rPd Summer CLOTHS
Cruion Coating, GanIhronns, Fancy Drillinss
Summer CasSimeres, Flench u Grass Linens
Han isnme VESTINGS, silk Porket HDKFS
suSpendrts, t'tavats, &C., together with several
styles Of PL AIN GOODS, suitable tor Friends all OF
which VIII be sold at low prices.
HAYWAkD'S Cheap Store,
apis No. % Howard ST., Sd door f,om Fayette,
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A Coop HINr. An exchange paper says
that in certain bar-room the following hint
was stuck up by wag:-" Gentlemen learning
to psH are requested 10 use yesterdays papers"
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THE FoURIERITEs BEFORE THE LEeIsLA-
rURE. The New York Assembly have refused
to incorporate the Skaneateles (Fourier) Com
munity. Mr.. Kline said lour-fflhs of the cleo
tors of Onandaga county were opposed to the
incorporation Of such body among them.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. There will be Tempcr
ance meeting this evening in Wesley Chapel corner
of Sharp and Rare streets, which will be addressed
by David d. GriswoId, Esq, of New York. Mr. G..
is SAID to be an eloquent speaker.
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THE PoroMAc FISHERIES. We learn from
the Port Tobacco Times, that the fisheries on
the Potomac are doing good business. They
are catching from so 600 to 4O, 900 herrings at
a dip, and also doing we'll in the slIad line
Herrngs are selling at from SO 10 "a thou
sand, and shad at from So IS to S6. SO n hundred.
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CECIL County COURT. In this Court, last
week, DR.. Poregrne w, Veazey was tried for
an assault W tn intent to kill Charles Hushe-
back, by shooting him with gun. He was
convicted of common assault, and sentenced
to pay fine of $50 and be imprisoned in the
Iail until the lst of August next. Pollard
Ovens, colored, for selling liquor at a camp
meeting without license, was fined SIS.
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SECRETARY OF STATE. Mr. Buchanan has
returned TO Washington from Lancaster.
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crs. CAss. This gentleman is to deliver a
,.ctu,e before the Unron Lyceum at Rockville,
Nd, on Tuesday evening.
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New Posr OFF,CE. The Postmaster Gene
cal has established a new Post Office at Rey-
ao,ds, store in Cecil county, Md, to be called
,be .,soulh Milford Post Office" c. Reynolds,
-, has been appointed Postmaster