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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-10

TO LEI, IN FUKC LEE, N. j.,
- FIRST RATE HOUSE. with about / acres of
Ei ground ard number Of wooden buildings in tolerabe
cal factory occupied pauofoe manufactory
stuaed on the Hackenssck road only few mieutes walk
from the ferry. Rent good tenant very low whom
lease will be given for several years, if Iequred Inquire OF
Dr. Morris Leo-Wolf, 80 Liberty street, New York.
m12WfYc
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TO MILLINERS.

FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR - 5o-City made,
and are equal those sold in other for G fine
French Calf Boo for q q equal g The best made m thi:
and Shoe Mandatory Of the fashionable in this
city; Boots having been judged in the late Fair Nblo
warranted to give satsfacton
YOUNG & JONES, Ann street,
JAZZ 1msrh Broadway, New York.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Going to Lao. There is an old maxim which
says that "none but fools 90 law" &c., anC
although not true in all cases, is very applica.
BILE to some. A man in the southern apart oil
the city owed debt of IL l-2 cents, which he
refused to pay, and was by order of the creditor
warranted for the amount. The case was
brought before Justice of the Peace, and the
plaintiff obtained judgment for the sum claim
ed, with the costs attached, of course, making
the snug little sum of Sl95, which the defen-
dant was compelled to pay on the spot. There
may be some satisfaction in giving creditor
trouble to obtain his Just Dues but generally
it proves to be very Improbable business, as
it was in the above case.
Desperate Assault John Bookholt, charged
with making desperate assault upon julius
Schrum, on Saturday night, with the handle OF
an axe, was arrested and taken to the Eastern
clock up" by Lieut.. Frazier. The assault was
committed about O'Clock in the evening at a
tavern, corner of Alice Ann street and Argyle
alley. The wounded man received q severe
blow upon the head, from which he is likely to
suffer for long time. The accused was re-
leased on security for further examination by
Justice Latournau.
The Maryland Cadets. This fine company,
under Capt. Poor, who left the city on Friday
afternoon, for the purpose of encamping at
Wartman's White Sulphur Springs, returned
TO the city on Saturday evening They orig-
nally intended TO remain out until yesterday
morning, but the continued rain induced them
to forego their purpose. We learn that they
have determined in the course ola few weeks to
encamp for u few days within the vicinity of
the city.
Serious ARRAY. An alteration took place
about | / O'Clock on Saturday night, near the
corner of Exeter and Wiki streets, between a
young man named Evans and another named
John Barker, in which the latter received a
deep and dangerous stab in the left side from q
dirk knife in the hands of the former. Barker
was Immediately conveyed to the residence of
his mother, where he is now lying in a very
dangerous condition. Evans had not been ar
rested up to late hour last evening.
Not Arrested Yet Louis Cummings the
person charged with the murder of young Car
ter, on the afternoon of the Fourth ofJuly, has
not as yet been arrested. The police have
been unremtting in their exertions, and are
now using every meansto ferret out his where
abouts, but we regret that they have been I'M
successful. 1t will be seen that the Mayor has
issued his proclamation, offering reward Of
$500 for his arrest.
Case for Court. James Taylor and David
Otter, charged with assaulting and beating
Tobias StansburY, were arrested and taken to
the Eastern District Watch house on Sunday
night. Justice Latounrau released them in the
morning to appear at court.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07
a SURE WAY TO MAKE

"a 'HAKD TIMES" EASY
Those persons who feel the ''pressure" of the
mes are advised to try the "forune of the wheel''
at the far famed and lucky Lottery Office of EMORY
s co in CALvEET STREET, opposite Barnum's Ho-
tel. Thousands of Dollars are daily paid to those
who adventure in Lotteries at this office, and past
experience teaches that investments made at the old
established Prize Agency of EMORY & co. is a ne
failing remedy for scaIcity of money. Tickets
in all the Lotteries, either by the package or sngly
VIII be SOLD at thls wen known establishment upon
I65-Citizens who may desire to address us through
the Post office, by enclosing the amount to be in
vested, will have their orders faithfully attended TO-,
and the answers deposited in the post Office in time
TO be received before the drawing of the Lottery
Seeresy at this Office will in all cases, be strictly OBJ
setved. All Prizes sold at this agency are paid in
city bank funds upon presentation at our counter
For tickets please apply to address the cad uar
ters for Prizes of
EMORY s. CO., opposite Barnum's,
1t Cavertst., Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07
GRAND MOONLIGHT sOIREE,

AND C0TILLGON PARTY,
On THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 9th.
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION EVER
,.,,, - OFFERED!
MISS HENRY ,(the popular Danseuse of the Bal.
tlmore Museum,) and La PETITE AUGUSTA, will
p a%ces of . Jo% SoS 81 the popular Ballads and
"a, ADgT The commodious Steamboat co.
aazsza9 - UMBIA, Captain Guyther, has been
sA~asa<eA% engaged and will leave Commerce st
wharf al O'Clock in The evening, precisely, touch.
ing at the County wharf, F. P, going and returning
Inc Boat VIII proceed down the Bay, and return al
an early hour.
The boat will be decorated with BANNERS and
FLAGS In the most gorgeous and magnificent style
and no pains or expense will be spared to render
e'yhng agreeable and pleasant to the Ladies on
board.
The Entertainments will commence with a GRINv
PROMENADE, after which the following Dances with
airs selected from the choicest Operas:
|, Opening Quadrille. 8. Waltz
2. Coalition, ' 9, Cotillion.
s. Waltz 10. Contra Dance.
e. Coullon INTERMIssIoN.
D. new spanish Dance. La Sylphide, by La Pc
~ INrERAIssION. tite Augusta, e
The popular Polish Dance IL. OotiIiioa
OF me Cracovienne, by H. Spanish Dance.
Miss Henry, in costume. 10. Cotillion.
q, COtilien. Ia. CotilliOn.
I. CotilIion. 10. French Waltz.
To conclude with the beautiful Dance of the
SNoLEEsKA, by Miss Henry.
ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES and CONFEC-
TlONRRY will be provided in abundance
TICKETS so CentS-Chdren half price-to be
had at the Offices of the Clip err, Sun, Argus and Pa
hlot, principal Hotels, and steamboat office, iy7. 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07

English Corn LAW. The passage of the
new corn law bill by the British parliament;
will be of great advantage to the people of that
country, by rendering bread stuffs much cheap
er than formerly; and the impression prevails,
that it will open an extensive and profitable
market for American produce. This may
be the case for while, but we doubt whether
we shall be able to compete successfully with
the European producer. The difference in the
price of wages will give him an advantage
which we cannot readily overcome. A large
quantity of American produce has been already
forwarded to England, in anticipation of the
passage of the corn bill, and the English mar
ket will be speedily glutted-and, as neces-
sary consequence, prices must be reduced All
this will be to the benefit of the English work.
ing man, and will, therefore, be salutary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07

GRAND TEMPERANCE Excursion. The fine stean-
boat George Washington has been chartered by the
Wesley Chapel Library Association for Grand Tenn
perance Excursion TO Georgetown, Sassafras River
1t will come of to morrow, when the boat will leave
South street wharf at o'cobk in the morning, and
return the city about the same hour in the even
ing. The Rev. Mr. Mil5urn, the eloquent chaplain to
Congress, will accompany the excursion. This pro
misses to be one of the most pleasant trips of the sea
son.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07

THE WHEAT CROP. We have had but few
clear days since the 4th of last month, and the
consequence is, that much of the wheat crop in
Baltimore county, land probably throughout
the State,) has been caught by the rains nm
housed, On many farms the sheaves are COM
pletely saturated with water; and even in some
cases where the wheat has remained uncut, it
has sprouted to some extent. The loss will be
great though the farmers have been busily en-
gagged in unbinding and exposing their wheat
to the action of the sun since the cessation of
the rain on Saturday night last.
The clover crop has also been greatly DANA
ged, that cut down not having been hauled in
or secured in time to escape the rain.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07
GRAND NTOONLIGHT EyCURSTOy.


AA%$ Grand Moonlight Excursion
H. 1IAtye,SI will be given on FRIDAY the 10th
Szssf ffIfl of July inst, having chartered the
, safe and commoGous Steamer PO-
CAHONTAS for the occasion, which will leave Light
street wharf at half past O'CLOCK P M, and stop at
the County whaif F.P, going and returning. The
COMMITTEE most respectfully state to the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Baltimore, that they will spare no pains
or expense TO render this one of the most pleasant
and beautiful Excursions of the season: having en-
gagged an artist for the occasion prepare some beau
hful FIRE WORKS, such as Rockets, Horizontal
and Vertical Wheels, which change TO White Red
ana Blue Centres; also, splendid Transparent Ba-
loon, with crimson light which will of itself be worth
the price OF admission. splendid MIL ITARY and
COIILLlON BAND is engaged expressly for the oc-
casion Nothing will be spared to render this one
OF the most delightful Excursions of the season.
90 CONFECTIONERY and ICE CREAMS fur
nished on board
Tickets so cts. Ladies and Gentlemen are respect
fuly requested to apply for their tickets as early as
possible, as limited number only will be sold.
% Tickets to be had at the Book Stores at the
Boat, OF the Committee of Arrangements, and at the
Clipper and Sun Offices.
Robert Dukehart, Gustayus Duran.
ISAIAH Wagner, David H., Woodburn,
Gesfge W keener, Thomas Honey,
George w. Glass, Joseph Worref
Joseph H. Merrett, James Frazier,
Richard BISHOP, James VaniOssum.
Master Of Ceremonies, U. c. PHILLIPS. jy7-4t
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0o- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

R5- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
he Office OF the Clipper, 1874 RELATIONSHIPS
MAMMOTH BILLS q Much larger than any other
Di"N' Office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &e.
Indeed il is needless to enumerate, we are pos
sessed Offactes with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work. in everystyle,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07
yHHHE CRY Is STILL THEY ComEI-

YESHE CRY IS STILL THEY COME
IL The prediction of EMORY s. co. voriied!l-
The capital Sold and poor man made rich. Nos
i5 "a 20, the splendid prize of OO00 in yesterdays
Lottery. Emory & Co. the uckiest Lottery firm in
the world, sold to poor man from old town; be-
sides this beautiful prize, Emory Co. also sold to
citizens and country correspondents the following
prizes viz; lS "a % $1,000, sent TO Port Deposit, Md
10 26 go $780, sent to a Lancaster, Ohio; 10 26 Sc
$500, sold in the city; 26 IS rs $3.50, sold in the city
besides others of 800, $40, $25, sc.
DRAWS THIS DAY.
! prize of $4,000 prize of $l4OO
] do, 3OOO do 1900
Sc. Tickets S2t-shares in proportion.
nI5-A great variety of Lottery Tickets in all the
Lotteries can always be seen at the Head Quarters
of EMORY &CO.
1t [R] No. , Calvert ST., Baltimore
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07

{h3- The new and beautiful Patent Screw Octave
PIANO FORTE, manufactured by Messrs. Shaft &
Boswell will remain in the Franklin Hall Concert
Room, opposite the Patriot office, North street, few
days longer, and those who would wish to have the
grand organ-taned Piano Uhe screw octave in case
less than one OF octaves,) will avail themselves of
the opportunity, as it cannot remain after Wednes
day. All who have seen it are highly delighted, and
we hear that the manufacturers have received seve-
raj orders for them.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-07
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

fssa@S~ d An association of young men hav.
1ilsSs=s5R1 ing chartered the splendid Steamer
- ITIR& THOMAS JEFFERSO ON Capt. Hill
for Grand Moonlight Excursion
Gow9 nie day. Will leave Light street wharf on FRI.
DAY EVENING, the 10Th inst, at half past o'clk.
precisely, stopping at the County wharf going and
The splendid Military and Cotillion BAND of the
National Blues, under the direction Capt, Volandt,
Is engaged for the occasion, who WILL during the eve
ming, give GRAND CONCERT comprising selec-
hemian Girl, Sc sc.
IIckets, admitting gentleman and two ladies', al
Single ticket so cents -
1lcketS can be procured from any of the Managers
UT on 6oaII the boat the evening of the excursion
REFRESHMENTS furnished on board at m Ide-
rate rates. ly7-3tN
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PLEASURE EXCURSION.

IS; EStts The HIGH STREET TEACHERS
I5tslHs,i S6sye EXCURSION, contemplated for the
4th, and postponed in consequence of
the weather, will take place on FRIDAY, the lath
INST Additional exertions are.Ibting made on the
part OF the Committee to make this fully equal 10 the
exclusion of last year. There are few tickets yet
unsold al The places named in the former advertise
ment. Time of starting u O'Clock, from Bow ly's
wharf, per steamer George Washington, Captain
Trppe. iy7-3
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PASSAGE OF THE New TARIFF BILL. TIL,
editor of the Union is in such an ecstacy at thu
passage of what is called the revenue tariff bill
as TO have exhibited childish folly in the repor
of the proceedings of the House OH that meas
ure. We copy from the Union of Friday night
last, the following truly ludcrous account o
some of the acts in the House:
$50 the committee rose.
The Speaker is in the chair!
The Chairman is on the floor!
The Chairman bows to the Speaker.
The Speaker bows to the Chairman.
Some few moments elapsed during which the
Speaker was engaged in restoring something
like an audible condition of things.
The Chairman says Mr. Speaker.
And the Speaker says, Mr.. Chairman.
The Chairman says, Mr.. Speaker, the Com
mittee of the Whole ON the state Of the Union,
have had under consideration the state of the
Union generally, and particularly the bill OF
this House, entitled ga bill reducing the duty
on imports, and for other purposes" and have
directed me to report the same to the House,
with various amendments.
The Speaker says, Gentlemen, the chai rman
of the Committee of the Whole OH the state oil
the Union reports that the committee have had
under consideration the state Of the Union gen.
etally, and particularly the bill of this House,
entitled ga bill reducing the duty on imports,
and for other purposes" and have directed him
to report the same to the House, with various
amendments"
This is really puerile and disgusting, especi-
ally when it appears in paper which ought to
preserve some shew of dgnity-but we fancy
that we can see the venerable editor of the
Union rubbing his hands together with delight,
as he viewed the chairman of the Committee
bowling 10 the Speaker, and the Speaker bow
ing to the charman-events which he has
deemed of sufficient importance to record; but
which nine-tenths of his readers will laugh at,
or turn from with contempt.
Well, the bill is passed in the House, as we
have repeatedly predicted, notwithstanding the
opposition of someof the New York, Pennsyl-
ania and Ohio delegations; and we presume
tht II will also pass the Sena:e-so that the
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nr3-FRENCH AND GERMaNI.OOKTNc cT.

Q9-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entiTelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order Of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c &C., for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishments the United
States. Il. S. FRYER,
Milf No, North GAY street,
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MARINELIsT-PoRT OF BALTiMOj
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE REApINe -Room pooK
CLEARED,
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, Charleston, J K Randi
ARRIVED.

.. ARRIVED.
Brig Eleanor, Brown, 4 days from Savannah, lHH
Der, TO Randall II
mdse to w Brown.
FELLOWSHIP Katharine Jackson, FIN n York.
MEMORANDA.
French ship Alexandres Billiard, from Batimor
arrived at Bordeaux 18th ut
snip Alexandra, Terry, from Baltimore, arrived
London 18th ult
Ship America, -, for Baltimore, TO sail 27t
was lOadiHg at LiverDo0i lSth ut
chip 5eUla, Leslie, from New Orleans, arrived
Liverpool 9Th ult.
Ship Eutaw, Ford, and Richard Anderson, Bennd
from Baltimore, arrived at London previous 10 Il
18th ulI.
Ship Ellersle, Wallace; Grace Brown, Myers; Is!
bella, Andressen, and Elise, Koch, al fin Batmor
arrived at Bremen previous to 18th nit
Ship Chesapeake, Clark, from New Orleans a
rived at HaVre about 10Th ult. and was TO sail for
York 9th. ,
Barque Pao, Welsh, for Baltimore, was loadii
at London 18th ult.
Brig Apollo, for Baltimore, sailed from Bre me-
haven May seth; ships Rob Roy, do. ID ut; Louis
Sophie, Berrel; CaSpar, Franziska; Isaac NeWtol
and Averton, all co. 9Th.
Br. brig Bermudiana, Saunders, from Baltimore d
Barbados, was spoken 18th ult. lat 25 49, lon 60 a
Brig Eleanor; Brown, for Baltimore, went to 81
from Savannah LIST inst,
Schr Yolant, for Baltimore in DAYS, wa
left at Ponce, P R, 18th ult Sef
Schr Sea, Wiley, from Baltimore for Point Isabe
was spoken l2lh INST. the Hole in the Wall.
Schrs burlington, Wilson, and Thomas Hoopei
EIdrdge, I'm BALTIC. arrived at Bangor 29th ult,
Schr Decatur, Peterson, for Baltimore, cleared ;
Charleston Sd inst. III 10
sehr Welcome, Besse, for Baltimore, sailed ffoI
Wareham 2eth ult.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH INTERFERENCE. AL
though some OF the French journals intimate
that England and France ought to interfere, to
protect Mexico from being dsmembered by the
United States, we have no idea that such an at
tempt will be made under present circum-
stances. The intention to conquer Mexico, or
to annex any portion of her territory to the
United States, has not been avowed by our
government; and, until the intention has been
either avowed or made manifest by actions,
there can be no pretext for interference, even
upon the principle of preserving the balance of
power. Whatever may be the design of gov
eminent in relation TO the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
Mexico with view to the acquisition of terri
tory, we believe that large majority Of the
people would be opposed to the acquisition of
any portion of Mexico, excepting by honorable
purchase. Attention has been particularly di-
rected to California; and there can be no doubt
that measures have been taken by government,
or are in progress, to throw such force into
that region as will command it; and this with
a view to having it ceded to the United States
on the conclusion of treaty. But then, it is
not supposed that government will attempt to
retain possession by virtue of conquest, but that
a valuable consideration will be given. In
fact, that it will be made ga fair business trans
action" To this neither England nor France
have right TO object especially as they both
acquire territory on less scrupulous terms.
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American Republttan,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, July 7, l84s.

&C. The large and increasing circulation of the Clip
per both in town and country together with the fact
dat lbs opinions and sentiments unfettered by par
tzan and sectaran prcjudces, thereby giving 1t wei
come reception among all classes and conditions of so
eiety and especially those who constitute the life OF
trade and business, make it medium for advertising,
equal to any other paper published in this CITY, Mef
chants and citizens generally should be of this
impOrtant fact,
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MERCANTILE AND GENERAL AGENCY
1vA OFFICE, 36S BALTIMORE STREET, under the
Eutaw House. City and Country Property of every
description, bought, sold and exchanged. Rents and
Accounts collected with punctuaIity and despatch,
and all business, in which the services of az Agent
are required transacted derate terms. Situations
in wholesale or retail stores obtained on the short
est notice, for young of character and capacity
merchants and Storekeepers furnished with clerks,
statesmen, sc. free of charge. 1t
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GRAND MOONLIGHT SoIREE We refer
young ladies and gentlemen who are fond OF
tripping the light fantastic toe," to the an
nouncement in our advertising columns of a
Grand Moonlight Soiree and Cotillion Party
for Thursday evening next. The gentleman
under whose management it is, is every way
qualified TO make it what it doubtless will be
the NEST delightful trip of the season.
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o. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
dlete, athis Old Established Store, Waters ID door
from Calvert ana
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THE MUSEUM. The excellent patriot drama of
"The Glory of Columbia" and the much admired
farce of "The Dumb Belle" will be performed at the
Museum this evening" This is an admirable bill, and
will secure good house,
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" TIMORE TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY,
July A, 1916. The President and Managers of this
Company have this day declared dividend of one
malt OF one per cent upon the capital stock of said
Company for the last six MONTHS which will be paid
to the stockholders their legal representatives. at
the Chesapeake Bank, on or after the 9th inst
jy7-4t BY order, SAM'L YOUNG, Sec'y
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OFFICE OF EMORY < co.

Opposite BaTnums, Bait. Md.
0G-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 81 for 1876:
26 10 Sc "a IS is "a 10 so 76 65 8 rs SO 2
10 and o. being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $40
"a and So, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 25
Is and rs, being the 5h and 9th drawn Nos. each 20
10 and "a, being the 9TH and 9Th; 60 and 76, be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos each Is
Allhaving two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, +"
1t EMORY & CO., No. N. Cavert-st.