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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-03

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rn"> .
For Valparaiso and Ports in the Pacifc-The bark
st, Joseph being unavoidably detained, her letter BAG
will remain open at the Exchange Reading Room du-
ring the present week.
For Rotterdam-Ship Charles, 5th July.
For Falmouth, Jam. Brig Mary Ann, few days.
For Rio de Janeiro-Barque Hebe, few days.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig arabian, few DAYS.
For River La Plat e-Barque Clintonia, Wright
soon.
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" sale wholesale and retail by
~ II nnnnDS
: VVIINtI1 JIUEt5IoI dIIU DIItIIIIsI,
corner of Howard and Marion streets

sIFtEIst
And at retail BY the following agentS:- Rodney Giles
Fan, corner of Madison and Howard sts; DR.. E. II,
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SIS; II. Lemon,
corner Of Market and Poppeton SITS; A. G. Ridgely
corner of Howard and Pratt SITS: j. II Perkins Bro.
Their, corner of Green and Franklin sts.; II. w. An
drews, Hill ST.; g, X Tyler, corner of High and Mar
ket SITS; Dr. t. Rounree, BGl-Air Market; Thos. c..
Hopkins, Broadway Fel's Point; J. b. Stansbury.
Thames St; G w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden st.; T. j.
Pitts, High and Pratt ST.; &. p Rogers corner of Paca
and Little Green street, DR.. PG5ure Pratt and Paca
strt et je29-lw-jel2 Gan
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sLs, HOUSE AND LOT ron sAIE

6sTsAsx HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
##nI House and Lot on the North side of Ross
HaihG street, nearly opposite the intersection of
GA.NPaca street, having front of 90 feet on Ross
street, and running back 100 feet an Alev subject
to ground rent IF Sl5 per annum, will be sold bar
gain. This properly is situated in the most healthy
part Of the city, and from the many improvements
making IN the neighborhood, very profitable invest
ment may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office, 1874
Baltimore street. r1S 2tr
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nR. HARRIS
~ MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procured the formula of Dr..
G. A. Hanis' Aromatic and Astringent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic and Detergent Tooth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling assur-
ed that they will meet with general appreciation.
They combine, in eminent degree, all the import
ant medical qua tiles which desirable for prepare
tons of the sort to possess They cleanse The Teeth,
excite healthy action Of the gums, and impart to the
breath most delightful fragrance.
90 Prepared and sold only by C. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. jy2-lw-jel96m
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TENHAT UNRIVALLED CARMIyATIVE
" 'sBOWERS, INFANT CORnIAI., is The m ~

popular Medicine now in use among various families
OIL me hrst responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given 10 the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For Children or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains the
Cordial will be found of incaculabe benefit. For
those children who afflicted with weakly or de-
biliated state Of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial Children while teethng suffer great
amount Of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bowers Infant Cordial" exers, by its very soothing
qualilies makes il very desirable remedy in all such
cases. let no family be without this invaluable RENE
dy.--Price 25 cents. j
FIR Sa L. XFhOlpsaIp and ratail bv
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-03

RNOURTI OF JULY!
4 RIVER AND BAY FISHING.
lhave in store Fishing Tackle Of all kinds, suitable
for River and Bay fishing Rods, Reels and Lines; Ar
tfcial bait Salmon and Trout Flies, all sorts; Fish
ing Hooks, assorted Fishing Baskets and Liquor
Flasks, Kerky, Virginia, Limerick and ChestertOwn
Hooks all sizes, and Dru Hooks Of superior quality;
with a complete assortment of articles in the fishing
line worthy the attention of the Amatuer Scientific
Angler Rods and Tackle of all kinds made 10 order
and repaired with despatch.
l3-Parties supplied very low. Apply to
j. X. STAPLETON, Manufacturer,
ie 30 4if No. 1893 Baltimore ST.
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A BOLD ATTEMPT

IN To DECEIVE THE PUBLlC
1t being stated in some of the papers that MI.
Plumbe had beenawarded premium al the National
Fair in Washington-such gross attempt to deceive
the public calls for contradiction. the following
letter from the Secretary of the Committee who had
charge of the Fair, will do ii effectually:
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Teeth on gold plate, warranted 10 fit and answer
the same as nature, at TO 50 per tooth Please call
ana examine specimens. QI3- DR.. MANLY'S Office
Corner of Pratt and Exeter streets.
teld-u al PRATT STREET.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALDERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y CALVERT SITS,
IL. Bennett, Manager.
YENHIS EVENING, July Sd, will be performed
u YOUNG SCAMP. General BGauvoir, Mr..
THAYER. Arthur, MIR. GALLAGHER. Midew,
Mr.. OWENS. Joseph, Miss A. FISHER.
After which, A DANCE by Miss HENRY.
10 conclude with SPITFiRE. Tobias Shortcut,
Mr.. OWENS, Mrs Fidget, Mrs. HENRY.
Caro-, Miss FISHER, Don Rafael, GALLAGHE@
TIE DEVILS SHARE.-STON. Andreas, Madeln
90 Admtance s5 cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2t cents. Saloon performance to commence al
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
EREAT FOOT AND HURDLE RACE!
~ A number OF gentlemen have made up purse
OF S2oO, TO be run for over the CANTON COURSE
on 4lh of July. First, purse of $780, be given to
JACKSON, the ':American Deer" if he can run IL
miles IN one hourotheI persons entering will be al
lowed SEQ yards start. SAME DAY-A purse of $50
will be given TO the winner of a Hurdle Race, best
In 3-dlstance quarter of mile, TO leap ~ hurdles.
Free entrance to both stakes will be kept open till
Saturday, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Start for Hurdle Race
Will be at 24-Foot Race at O'Clock.
GI3- Admission to the Course 25 cents. Members
Stand Csc; Open Stand l2lc; Carriages and Horses
free. [APsRl iy2-3I
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GOLD WATER! COLD WATER! Grad
u docks celebrated non conductors of heat for
Cold Wafer requiring but three cents worth ofice per
day-for sale at manufacturers prices. Also, SHOW
Err BATHS. from Philadelphia. HAND SHOWER
BATHS at 80 cents, really good article, that gives
universal satisfaction. SPONGING BATHS, BATH
ING PANS, HIP BATHS, FOOT LEG BATHS.
Those who like to keep cool and comfortable this hot
weather, can procure the means at a small expense
at No. 10 N. Chares-st,, opposite the Union Bank.
ie22-lm G. f. WETMORE & co.
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Albany, April l, lsi5.

This is to certify that we, the undersigned. nracti.
ing lhomPsonian Physicians of the City of Albany
nave frequently prescribed DR.. Townsend's ON
pound Extract Of Sarsaparilla, and from its known
cunal, scroiulous ard other cutaneois diseases. in
preference to any Of the advertised remedies now in
use. w RussrIr ~ d "
.u ..,o 49, WIN. B. STANTON, T. P,
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FHyRAVELLING BASIS ETS. A large as
n sotment of various patterns and sizes, for sale
at reduced prices at No. 10 N, CHARLES ST., near
The new Methodist Church.
iyl-lw c. E. WETMORE s. co.
KTTATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES! A
w very extensive assortment are offered for sale
at very low prices, by
G. b. CLARK, Water street,
iel0 second door from Calvert.
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ulcers. '''N'
Chas Edwards, 1919 Greenwich street. cured otter
iDle sores which covered his whole body attacking
ms throat and eyes, was months in Qnebec HOspi-
tai, and pronounced incurabe-was perfectly restof-
ed by the use of two bottles
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-03

HTMBRELLA STANDS-are in great demand
- this rainy weather They can be had for 81 25
at No. 10 N. CHARLEs.sT, near The new Methodist
Church. Buy one by all means of
jyl-lw C.-E, WETMORE.& co.
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SEYERE PAlNS.

Mrs. McCul!um, No. 1876 Third avenue, sever
pains and dizzness in the head informs us she is sh
believes, permanently restored.
Mrs. Wheelwright, No. 81 Cherry street, sever
pains IN the breast and side-was unable to mise
chair, took TWO bottles, and is now enjoying zoo
health. 'N'''s 80
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Brig Henry NJ. Warfeld, HarrOd, West indies R
& II Tucker.
Brig Constitution, Lauderman, Laguayra and Porto
Cnhpln Rrnnn s. Sons
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w A n T s..

"ANTED-A young MAN as Clerk in
w Wholesale Boot Store, one from the country
would be preferred. Apply at the Mercantile Agency
Office, 1868 BALTIMORE ST., under The Eutayy
House. iu9i
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"ANTED, on mortgage, s. 900 for three years.
w on Real Estate, worth double the amount
wanted, and have for sale a HOUSE and LOT in
Lexington street, and wants to purchase Dive Hing
House at about $4,000, centrally situated. For fur
ther information, appIyto
NATHAN HARRISON,
Jy2-f No. IL franklin Bank RuiIduO
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Albany, April ., 1914.
PALPITATION of THE HEART.

- ThLFI TAIIUE OF The HEART,
mrs. sarah Inns, 2O9 Washington street. Brook
En, had me palptation OF the heart, severe heart
uaIn, ialnuhs ana sckeniHg sensations for severa
years, was entirely cured by taking two bottles,
Mr. Whittemore, Bergen N. j., was afflicted with
the paiptaon Of the heart and pains in the hack anC
shoulders, so severe as to be unable to sleep night
was entirely restored 10 health BY using one botlle
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NEW STYLE WIDE LAWNS, only 1911 CTS,
IA An invoice of wide Lawns, received and open
ed at the very low price of l2t cts per ward M
HAYWARD'S Cheap store,
Je23 No.25 Howard ST., Sd door from Favette,
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that no Rroa, length of iImo would cIapse before
this question would be settled by negotiation.
lie trusted Il would, and said, IN regard 10 the
result, his hopes Tor an amcablc adjustment, pre-.
dominated over his fears.
II seemed to him also that some organic law
for The government Of this territory was necessa
ny, The law Of 1912, enacted by the British
Parliament, provided that the sui jec, Of the
Queen should be under the protection of the
Queen, and amenabe to the laws OF Upper Can
ada
Some such laws, Mr. Webster thought, were
needed for the government Of the people of our
ow n territory.
Mr. Calhoun was for the reference which had
iaken place, because he had the creates, conf.
deuce IN the Judiciary Committee lie doubt.
ed the necessity and proprety Of The instruc.
tons. IL would not be necessary If he nego.
t'atIons were to settle the question of boundary,
and he apprehended the best way would be not
to act upon the subject at all at the present
moment. We would act upon this subject with
much better knowledge by and by than now.
Mr.. Atchlson Of Missouri was for the ms rue
tons and for agreeing 10 some boundary at once,
whether II was for 81 40 or 40.
Mr. Webster rose 10 submit two observations,
but yielded to Mr.. Sewer, ~ no submitted mo.
ton TO adjourn, which was agreed TO.
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TEN DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP FIJI.
BERNIA

The tiIbernla arrived at Boston on the Let
INST bringing dates from Liverpool to The 10 b
Iuh
The London Times and the administration
papers generally have assumed more bullying
tone on the Oregon question. The ". Y Jour.
nal of Commerce says:
"Fhere are intim atoms in the Times. if we
rightly understand them, that The British gov
erhment has sent out, or is about to send out an
ultlmatum, from which il will not bulge an inch,
leaving US Then to choose our alternative. II
his be- SO, crisis has arrived of momentous in
crest to our coultry and the world"
The corn bill has passed its third reading in
he House OF Commons by majority of9S.
From the ". Y Journal Of Commerce
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET FOR THE WEEK
ENDING NAY ID The continually repeated
statements OF short receipts at the shipping ports
81 The United States, aud the comparative de-
G. case having COW reached the very large amount
OF i0O0u0 bales. Is producing decided effect on
lay last week, say / to I all round TINS ad-
vance apples more to American than any other
description. There is, however, amongst the
holders OF all kinds, greatly increased conf.
dence in the article, and spectators are again
pretty freely at work. From Manchester and
Tie manufacturing districts there is less encour
agencnt than might be wished for. No duub,
if the crop Of cotton had proved as large as that
Of last year-not an unreasonable expectation
in January last, prices would have declined TO a
over point than had ever be IN known and the
article abandoned as hopeless But the gradu.
ally developed short crop has happily not only
saved Us f-om such fearful result Gas it newt.
ably would have proved to many), bat raised
"far" UpIands from At to ST. In this way
considerable part Of its saving effects have al
ready been anticipated and we have not there
fore, still to receive all the advantages arising
from so great falling off in quantity. I7400
American, 4. 200 Surat, and 400 Egyptian have
been taken on specu alton aud 300 American,
240 Pernam, and 6l0 Sura' for export. The
sales for the week amount TO SO $50 bales
! NAY l5;h to lSh.--The demand for Cotton
during tthe last two days has been considerably
abated but prices are pretty well mlintained.-
The sales on the 18Th amounted to 10000 bales
-one half on speculation. On the l6ih, how
ever, they declined to 1000, of which spectators
purchased 1000. To-Day, May Is, 5000 bales
were sold, including 500 en- speculation, and the
same amount for export. The market closed
heavily. American and Surats were easier to-
day, but other sor S remained unchanged, This
business included 400 American al Al to 81 !;
$50 Pernam and Maracaibo Al to 6tc; AGO
Egyptian, Cd to 6ld; Surats 24d; and 30 Sea
Islands, I'D to l3d.
Flour and Grain are a good deal depressed,
and rather cheaper.
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PENSACOLA, D
June 3, 1916. (

OUHe u, lOto
Gentlemen The U. s. steam frigate Missis-
sippi, arrived off this Yard last evening in five
days from Vera Cruz She brought as passen-
gers Mr.. Dimond, our Consul at Vera Cruz. Mr
Parrot, our Consul at Mazallin, and DR.. Wood
of the Navy. DR. w. is the bearer Of despatch
es from the Pacific Squadron to our Govern
ment. He left the city of mexico on the 9th
ult. and Vera Cruz on the Both.
DR.. Wood reports that all the Departments
on the Pacific coast Of Mexico had declared a.
gainst Parades.
The news of the battles Of the 8 h and 9Th OF
May was well known in the city of Mexico, and
the occupation of Matamoras by the American
troops was anticipated as a matter OF course
among all the intelligent par, Of the population.
The two battles are represented to have been
but triflng affairs, and each undccsive at that
amounting TO no more than drawn game.
Gen. Parades was expected to be soon on his
march for the Rio GraDde at the head OF lOOOO
troops. Some, however, believe that the troops
he was endeavoring to raise were intended oply
to save his crown, or rather TO defend his own
position as President.
Gen. Bravo, in command at Vera Cruz, was
hourly expected TO come out against paredes'
The Vera Cruzanos say they will have Bravo as
President. .
The U. S. frigate Constitution and The U D.
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THE REWARD OF THE BRAVE.

The following are the Joint Resolutions of
Congress copy Of which II is said, has been
furnished Gen. TAYLOR underd the Presidents
own autograph:
Joint Resolution presenting the thanks of Con-
gress to Major General Taylor, his officers
and men.
Resolued by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatiues of the United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the thanks OF Con
gress are due, and are hereby rendered, to
Brevet Major General Zachary Taylor, com
handing the army of occupation, his officers
and men, for the fortitude, skill, enterprise, and
courage which have distinguished the recent
brillian, operations on the RIO Grande.
And be ii further RESOLVED, Tba, Congress
sincerely sympathzs with the relatives and
friends of the officers and soldiers of the army
of the United States who so bravely fell in the
service of their country on the Rio Gfande.
Resolred, That the President be requested
to cause the foregoing resolutions to be com
munica,ed to Major General Taylor, and thro
him, to the army under his command.
The following from the St. Louis "New Era
ia well timed, and it is to be hoped will be toeL
needed by the powers that be::"--Enqr.
In the present War Excitement it IS incum
bent on the Executive and Ministerial officer
of the Government TO guard well the disbursIn!
department, TO prevent fraud, pecuation ant
favoritism. Vast sums may be squandered un
der pretexts OF military contracts and settle
ments. All accounts against the eovernmen
should be scrutinezed TO see that they are gen
uine, to prevant fictitious claims from being
trumped M, and constructive services from be
ling paid for. The experience OF the Florid
war should afford lesson TO our government
and induce proper vigilance in the contracting
aud disburslng departments. The mlsiortun'
is thai frequently far more is paid to those VIII
render no service and do no fighting than I
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THE
RIPLEY ADVERTISER
j. Il. FORD.
Pnornirron AMI PupLisurn

TERMs,-Thc Apvfnrisss will bei"ued reg.
alariy every Saturday, nj 81 so, in advance
IN every instance. No subsofi ptioD will be re-
oievcd for u le. period than six months.
ApyeariswmsnTs will be charged at the rate Of
ONE DOLLAR per square, ten lines or less for
tho 6rst insertion, and fifty cents for cuoh
continuance.
Announcing candidates for ofioe-ten forState
and FIVE for County ably in advance.
The CASH will be required for all Job work
when delivered this rule will be strictly oh
served.
Letters addressed to this office on business, must
be addressed to the Publisher( post paid)or they
might not be attended to.
rAy-The cash VIII be required for Advertise
ments as soon as published.
nA,-Poltioal addresses will be charged as adj
v,r,sements, for which the cash in advance
will be required.
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sloop Of war Loyani, which have been attached
20 The Pacific Squadron, are Oh their way TO The
United States. Tms Is mush regretted q, tho
prescott crisis, considering tho strength OF the
British fleet. I, was generally believed aud
publicly declared that az soon rs hos,ill'ies
commence between the United States and mex.
Ico the English would Iapd and take possession
OF all the most important places IN the name OF
their Government.
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OPERATIONS ON THE PACIFIC The Wash.
ington correspondent Of the NJ Y Journal of
Commerce, under date Of 23d ul,., writes: "The
government has taken step which is quite as
decided and important as march TO the Next
can capital. The American squadron, under
Com. fSiockston have orders to take possession
Of st. Francisco aud Monterey, and to hold those
places against all opposition. know this to be
a fact"
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Ds"l loved my wife," said a wsg, "at fret.
as much as ever sny body did love wife. For
the first two months, actually wanted TO eat
her up. and ever eince then lre been sorry I
Il d1'yfr
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those who arc faithful in duty and valiant in
battle. Tue wholesale frauds that were per.
peifatcd and conniyed Of IN the Florida war ~
order TO reward layorites should form no preo'
edent IN this war. Proper vigilance my save
millions OF dollars to tho Treasury. by guar.
ding ygfantly the treasury against peculatlon,
and fraudulent contracts and improper allowan-
ces The government viii be better able TO make
suitable compensation to those who render val.
liable services.
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excepting the sea coast, tho distress was great
beyond Description, and tho inhabitants were
pcrItbing Of bucgcr 10 all directions.
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The Memphis Appeal ofthe 9..,n inst. ssys:-
Measures Q being adopted by the citizens Of
Baltimore, "for the purpose of having the re.
mains OF the accomplished, noble, brave and la.
mented Rtaggo.d brought from the battle field
as soon as possible, aud buried in the bosom of
his own dear Maryland, at Fort McHenry, Bal
timore, until such time as ample means shall
have been raised to erect monument over
them" Also should the contributions be sutfi-
cient, "to purchase and present TO the daring
and intrepid Walker, splendid sword, suitably
inscribed"
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AMUSEl11 EN- rs.
STREET. THEATRE.


FHEHBs EVENING, Deer. %, will he pcrOrmcd
= SPEED THE PLOUGH. Sir Abel Hand, Mr.
W.R. BLAKE. GARNER Ashficd, Mr. w. CHAPMAN
Susan Asiield, Miss X. LUDLOW.
TO conclude with NATHALIE. Nathalie, Mad
AUGUSTA. lie Count, Mons FREDERICK. Alfred
Mr., {, Il. PARSLOE.
TE7O-MORROW NIGHT, Benefit of MIR. w. r.
u BLAKE, the excellent modern Comedy of OLD
HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS. Jesse Rural, MIR.
W. II. BLAKE Lady Alice Hauthorn, Miss CON
STAN'TIA CLARKE, (of the New York Theatres her
first appearance in BaltimOre)
Mad. AUGUSTA and Ms'lc DIMIER will appear in
a Grand Ballet Dance.
Toconclude with GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD
Grandfather Whitehead, Mr.. w. X. BLAKE.
For full particulars see Bills of the Day
N. b. Box Book NOW OPEN.
O. Prices of hdmssion-Boxes 50 cents; Pit p cts.
Orchestra seats rs cts.
% Doors open at hafpast g. performance to begin
at O'Clock. Ii