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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-16

A NEW ARTICLE. Mrs. NICHOLSON has
"A lust received BANDoLINE, a rev article for
curling and identifying the Hair, oil
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-16

wETEDDING RINGS. Heavy plain gold and
! wv chased Finger Rings; also, set Rings; gold
Pencil cases and Braceets received this day and for
sale by IT, u. CLARh, wafer sfeet,
se25 Second door from Calv IT.
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NJEW AND CHEAP CARPETING. The
" subscriber has just opened large and very de-
srable assortment Of CARPETING, consisting, IN
part of-Super VELVET
super SAXONY
Super BRUSSELS
Imperial THREE PHYS
Extra super and super INGRAlNS
Extra fine and fine do
ROYAL DAMASK
Plain and TwiIed VENETIANS.
Together with large assortment Of FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS; 6, 8 and II DkUGGETS; ChInelle ana
Tufied HEARTH RUGS, sc. sc. All of which
have been selected expressly for the retail trade and
together with his former large stock renders hs as
sOrtment compete-to which he invites the atteh'
ton of his friends and the pub ic generally, as ne
is determined TO sell for cash, or 10 puncual custom
ers, at lower prices than the same goods have ever
been sod in this market.
RICHARD DUVALL,
se28 cost TAP1 No. $50 Baltimore street.
flames M. HAIG, No, 1873 BALTlMOE ST,
CD Opposite the Clipper oflice) wholesale and re-
tail manufacturer of GIMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs'
Odd Fellows & Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS. BAN
MINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., which he offers
for sale on that cannot fail to give every salts
faction.
His stock comprises, in part, the following articles
Trimmings Of all kinds, for Ladies' dresses
Weddings. Laces Odd Fellows and
Gods and Tassels Masonic Regalla
Braids Edgings Purse Twist
Tallors' Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons of all kinds Military Trimmings
Gimps, Cords, sc. of all KINDS
Steel Buttons Cloves merino, silk cot
! Hair Work ton ana RID
stars, Laces Suspenders
| Navy Anchors Watch Guards, &c.
MA orders left with Mr.. IL. will be attended TO
with promptitude. SEN
TVEDD!NG RINGS. Heavy plain GOLD and
wv chased Finger Rings; also, set Rings; gold
Pencil cases and Bracelets, received this day and for
sale by G. D. CLARK, Water street,
| seo5 Second door from Cav IT.
A NEW ARTICLE Mrs. NICHOLSON has
"A Just received BANDOLlNE, rev article 70,
! .,.I;nn md hpau Hair. oil
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UOTIN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
~ FAYETTEs ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms jal-ly
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s4,07s,540 rs

BY he aci making appropratiotor e payment Of rsv-
dictionary and other pensions Of the United States
for the year ending ne hirfieih june, one Diousand
sghi hundred and forfyssper, and for other pur-
poses
For revolutionary pensions under the
act Of eighteenth Of March, one
thousand eight hundred and eigh-
teen I66,O0O w
acts N ~ 100000 90
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For pensions to widows and orphans
under the act Of fourth July, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty
six
For pensions TO widows under the
act Of seventh July, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-eight, and
the acts supplementary thereto
For pensions TO widows under the
act of third March. one thousand
eight hundred and for,y-three :
For pensions 10 widows under the
act OF seventeenth June, one thous-
and eight hundred and forty-four :
For half-pay pensions TO widows and
orphans, payable through tn,
Third Auditor's Office
For arrearages prier 70 July second,
one thousand eight hundred and ff.
teen, payable through the Third
Auditors Office
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By the actJor The organization Of company Of sappers,
miners, and pontonier,.
w For the pay, subsistence, and cloth
ing of said company, and for carry
ing out the other purposes ofthis =.
act $4,000 90
By the act to authorize an issue Of treasury notes,
and a toan
For the purpose Of paying the
amount of certain treasury notes
(Which, having been received or
redeemed by any authorized officer
of the government, were subse-
quenly purloined stolen, and
put into circulation without evil
dence on their face of their having
been canceled) to the respective
holders, who may have received
the same, or any of them, for full
confederation, in the usual course
of business, without notice or
knowledge Of the same having
been stolen, cancelled, or altered,
and without any circumstances to
cast suspicion on the good faith or
90 due caution with which they may
have received the same $4,000 90
the act making appropriations for the service Of The
10 Post Office Department for the year ending rteth
Of June, eighteen hundred and toriy-sepen, ufz:
For transportation of the mails 2,700000 90
(And the Postmaster General il
hereby authorized to apply twenty
five thousand dollars Of the money
appropriated for mail Transports
tion for line of mail steamers from
the United States to Bremen; but
no further sum shall be diverted to
any other object than the transport
tation of the mail within the Uni
For compensation of postrnasters 100000 90
For ship, steamboat, and way let -...-
ters 2OOU w
For Wrapping paper, 10000 90
For office furniture, flor post ofhces) 1000 10
For advertising 10000 90
For mail bags 10000 90
For blanks -....- 1900 90
For mail locks keys, and stamps 1000 90
For mail depredations and special
agents l3O00 w
For clerks for Offices, (for offices of 1880. :.
postmasters,) 100000 90
- For miscellaneous $4,000 90
w For defraying the expenses of the
w magnetic telegraph from the city 49,
~ Of Washington to Baltimore 1000 90
w For paying an ascertained balance
- due to Messrs. Hale and Coleman,
w under their contract of May thirty
=. first, eighteen hundred and thirty
w seven 40 rs
For publishing new edition of
eighteen thousand copies Of the
w table of post Offices in the United
States, and the same number of
an the Claws and regulations for the
w government Of the Post Office De-
w partment' I, 500 w
- find be II further enacted, That IN case
w the revenues Of the department,
w referred TO in the first section OF
~ this act, shall prove insufficient to
w meet the foregoing appropriations,
then any deficiency that may thus
arise shall be paid out of any mo-
ooI neys in the treasury not otherwise
w appropriated Ill Indefinite.
A,07s,540 rs
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BY The act auih0rsng payment Of certain claims Of
the State Of 4iabama
For moneys paid by the said State
for subsistence, supplies, and ser
vices Of her local troops, and for
1850 COL provisions and forage furnished the
friendly Indians during the Creek
and Seminole hostlities, IN the
years eighteen hundred and thirty
six and eighteen hundred and thir-
By the making appropriations for certain torifes
fions Of the United States for the year ending on the
lllsO COL hrith Of June thousand eight hundred and
''..... | torty-sepen
10 900 90 For defensive works and barracks
........ near Detroit, Michigan $4,000 10
.. For defensive works and barracks 49,.
near Buffalo New York $4,000 90
For repairing and rebuilding barracks
and storehouses at Fort Niagara, o IN
~" For f Fort iS Ontario, a, oswego, New 49,. :.
il'lsO W For Notifications a. the Quite, of
Lake Champan, New York $4,000 Oh
For fort at the narrows of the Pc
nobscot river near Bucksport, ~ nm ~
. b.. For repairs of Fort Preble, Portland ,ooo -
uoo A. harbor, Maine 10000 co
100 90 For repairs at Fort Scamme Port .
land harbor, Maine $4,000 W
For repairs of Fort McCary Ports
.... mouth harbor, New Hampshire,
including the purchase of land for = ooo M
$3.50 90 For repairs of Notifications on Cover
nor's island, Boston harbor, Mass - nm =,
For Fort Warren, Boston harbor
For Fort Adams, Newport harbor, :, -, -
For rebuilding Fort Trumbull, New -,'-r-I
!, Iso M London harbor, Connecticut 10000 90
For Fort Schuyler, East river, New ~ nm a.
For repairs of Fort Wood, and sea- -.
wall of Bedlow's island, New
oso ~ For rep repairs of Fort Hamilton, New -. -
For J repairs of Fort Madison, Annap- 49, "
oils harbor, Maryland 10000 90
For repairs of Fort Washington, a
rive
For Fort Monroe, Hampton roads, urooo 90
Virginia -.sH.. 75,0OO w
For preservation of the site of Fort
Csswel mouth of Cape Fear river - ooo ~
l,7O5 SO North Carolina la,ooo w
Moultre, Charleston harbor, South =
100 OO Carolina l5,000 w
ao0o O M For dixie to Drunken Dick shoa
Charleston harbor, South Carolina, $4,000 90
For Fort Sumter, Charleston harbor
o-.o m South Carolina 45,O00 w
2'74o 90 For Fort Pulaski, Savannah river
.ooo a. Georgia $4,000 90
5000 90 For repairs of Fort Jackson, savan-
n ooo m nah river, Georgia $4,000 %
,' goo M M For Fort Pickens Pensacola habor
,0eo 10 For Fort Borancas, and the erection
,S'oUS M of barracks thereat, Pensacola har -
$3.50. For repairs of Fort Morgan, Mobile 49,.
29,500 w Point, Alabama 40,0O0 w
For repairs of Fort Pike, and preser-
1918 90 walton Of site Louisiana $4,000 90
For repairs of Fort Wood Louisia-
For repairs of Battery Bienvenue, 49,. -.
5000 90 Louisiana M - 5000 90
For repairs of Fort Jackson, Misss- -
$4,000 90 sippi river Louisiana $4,000 90
5000 90 For repairs Of Fort ST. Philip, Mis-
100000 90 ssspp river, Louisiana $4,000 90
For Fort Livingston, Grand Tere
island Barrataria bay, Louisiana 10000 20
5000 90 For Notifications the Florida reef 100000 90
1000 90 For contingencies Of Notifications $4,000 90
IL ff E..t,n
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For pay sI4,5ls 90
For eommutation of officers subsist-
snce ls,775 90
For Communication Of forage for OH
GERS horses $3.50 90
For payments, in lieu Of clothing, 70
officers servants LILO 90
For subsistence in kind 4e7,442 90
For expenses Of recruiting 1880 90
For clothing, camp, garrison, and
horse equipage 2o4, IT'S 90
For tho regular supplies Of the quar-
termaster's department. consisting
OF fuel, forage, straw, &c. $4,000 %
For the incidental expenses Of the
quartermasters department, con-
sisting Of expense Of courts mar
ial and courts Of inquiry, extra
pay TO soldiers, purchase of horses
for dragons, &c. S3, 500 %
For transportation Of troops and sup
plies for the army $4,000 20
For the medical and hospital depart
msnt $4,000 90
S6,sT3,0S2 81
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United States ,,.
BY the resolution 10 authorize ths bssss-
mission and pressniaiios ", books
20 the minister Of justice II Esaee
"a exchange for books received from
ham. IA
That for the purpose aforesaid there
be appropriated Out of any msney
IN The treasury not Otherwise Ap-
propriaied, a sum not exceeding
by The act 10 ssiabttsA he '.Smitksowisa
Institute, Jor lhs iaerssss @.d diff
si0a Of knotoisdgs ssaossx sssa.
For the erection Of suitable build
ings, and for other current inciden-
tai expenses; such sum OF interest
as may have accrued on fund, on
the first day Of July asri
BY the act for the relief u Joseph Ksm-
boil ,,l N. 80. ~
For work done on Madison barracks,
at Detroit, In eighteen hundred and
sixteen :
BY The act for the relief Of George ID.
Spencer. I 't4Tt s
For taking the census Of two pre-
cincts in the county Of Montgom-
cry, in the State Of Maryland, in
the year eighteen hundred and for
~ =
Bs the act for tia relief Of Ssmirstsn
BpGs,sb@yu. B.
For money wrongfuly received by
the receiver of the land offioe ~
WaupaukoneslA district, In tho
State Of Ohio, for the northeast
quarter Of tho northeAst qaartsr Of
section four, in township number
SIX south, Of range nambsr sight
east afs :
BY lss act for the reIi<r Of .adan Nc
Cuiloeh.
For his legal title Of Goat island, m
the State of Maine, (whercon a
Lighthouse has been built by the
United States) :
BY The aei for ths relief Of John @.
:, Pierre.
For the sum exaeted on the entry OF
tho brig Aldrick at the New York
custom-house, as foreign tonnage,
because OF having foreign seamen,
who were shipped from oporto,
from necessity
BY ths oct for the relief Of Mrs. Psks,
scs<ose II The late Gen. Psks.
For compensation for two years' Ak
truordinary services in two explo-
ring expeditions by the said Gene
raj (then lieutensnt) Pike % the
sources Of the Mississippi, In sigh-
teen hondred and Ave and eigh tcen
hundred and six, and TO the sources
Of the Arkansas and Great Platte,
and through New Mexico, in eigh-
teen hundred and six and eighteen
hundred and seven -. =
by the act for the relief Of The isssi rsy-
rtsentafipes Of Pierre Mexard, Josiah
T. Belts, Jacob Fsgnan, and Edmund
Roberts, ofth< Stale Of Illinois, sure
ties Of Eslir 81. Hraia, late Indiar
= asfN, dseeaxa' .,E1 r..
BENG ,ne amoun' y saiary OF sag
o. Vrain remaining uhPaid al inc
time Of his death, and the sum of
Two hunared doa'ais, pau oy MN
10 mr rsrnham 70 manu- % gun
smi'h anu piacA''ni'n, ana LOT
wnich nus account was never cred
lted, win SIX Per cent. interest per
annum rom me thirteenth DAY OF
December, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-nine, being the
time when the execution against
the sureties OF said 81. Vrain vas
satisfied - -l..st -Lsr-.a =
BY the aei for We rsl.V ~ 1hoTHa' ZIP
Cafe'oy Jones.
IL being the balance due HIM on his
accounts as rendered 70 tho United
States
kr 49,.
For arrears OF pension rom March
fourth, elsnsesn :, hundred and
twenty-three, 70 october thirty
one, eighteen hundred and thirty
SIX 90 Jia 400 adl -yg =
BY the act for hs relief Of John No
,.rre -, .1fi'aer.
Being the amount Bull Que MIN as
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BY The act 10 provide for he better organization Of the
treasury, and for the collection, safskssping, ranser,
and disbursement Of the public rspents.
To be expended under the direction
of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
in such repairs or additions as may
be necessary to put In good con-
dition for use, with little delay
may be consistent with the
public interests, the Offices, rooms,
vaults, and safes herein mentioned
and in the purchase OF any neces-
sary additional furniture and hx-
lures, in the purchase Of necessary
books and stationery, and in de-
fraying any other incidental ex-
Penses necessary to carry this act -.
into effect 5000 90
BY the act 10 repeal an act entitled I'm act for the
relief Of the Stoekbridge tribe Of Indians IN the
Territory Of Wiscsnsn," approved March third,
pose, 5000 OO
ioar bsi,sssn hs United States and The republic Of
.Merico
For the purpose Of carrying the pro- ........
visions Of this act into effect 10000 900 90
BY The act TO prorids for raising regiment Of mounted
rtie~<n, and for establishing military stations on
the route 10 Oregon. % W.. a.-aa .
For mounting and equiPping said -.
regiment U. 76,500 %
To defrsy the expenses of each mill
tary station or defence which the
President may deem necessary on
the line of communication with ..-...
Oregon ...E q. - 100 3,O0O w
And Tor making compensation to tho 20 3
Indian tribes which may own or
possess the ground on which the
said station may be erected, and
for each station 1000 90
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regulations, and general regula-
lions t.
For amount required for tho support
Of the penitentiary Of the District
Of Columbia for the fiscal year
ending thirtieth June, eighteen
hundred and iorty-six 7i-
For refunding certain duties collected
under the act Of the thirtieth Of
August, eighteen hundred and for
ty-two, entilled "An act to provide
revenue from imports, and to
change and modify existing Laws
imposing duties on imports, and
for other purpose, /" contrary TO the
terms Of the convention Of sigh-
teen hundred and fifteen between
Great Britain and tho United
States, in falfilment Of the agree
ment lately entered into by tho
government Of the United States
and Great Britain :
For compensation and mileage of
senator's and members OF the House
OF Representatives and delegates,
the same being rendered necessary
by an increase In the humber Of
senators and members Of the
House Of Representatives :
For contingent expenses Of foreign
lnlercourse :
For salary Of the commissioner TO re-
AIDE 10 China from tho FIRST Of
April 10 the thirasth Of June,
eighteen hundred and fory-6ve :
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For the purchase from tho State &c
New York Of the defensive works ~
ON Staten island, together with the
land bought by the State for the
site Of said works, with all the ma
terial on and about them, and for
repairs Of said works, when the IL
tie Of the State Of New York shall
have been extngushed 100000
For the commencement Of batteries
more $4,000
For the commencement Of a fort at
Georgia 10000
For the commencement Of fort on
the east side Of Dauphin island,
Mobile bay, Alabama 10000
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BY The act making appropriations for the support Of
volunteers and other troops authorized TO be employed
IN the prosecution Of The pith Nsrioo, during the
year ending the hirtieh June, eighteen hundred and
fortyseven. .0.
For the regular army, viz: ...r
For pay Of officers and men, provided
for by the act Of eighteenth June,
eighteen hundred and forty-six 1924 90
For subsistence Of said officers 1859 90
For forage ofsaid officers horses 3,7A 90
For clothing for said officers ser
wants $50 10
For recruiting the rife regiment $3.50 90
: 81 .s D1s'''"s -. 0s,sss 90
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By the act making appropriations for certain otjsots Of
erpendiiurs therein Epseihsd, pizi
For the pay and mileage Of members -a.E
Of Congress and delegates H l76,545 20
For the expenses Of the mission TO
the wild Indians Of the prairie, in
GLIDING the expenses Of delegs-
ton OF these Indiana 10 the city Of
Washington and back 70 their
them $1,000 90
For fulfilling treaty with the Kansas II
lndians--vizs interest on two hun
dred thousand dollars at Ave per
cent, in leu Of investment per sec
ond article Of treaty Of four
teenth July, eighteen hundred and . ..
forty sn r# r--f .r-r. - luiVV W
For defraying the necessary expenses
ofnegotiating the treaty, payment
to the missionary society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, for
improvements, erection Of mill,
and for provis ions per same article
and treaty 1000 w
For expenses Of surveying the west ".
em line of lands coded, and mark
ing the same, per third article Of
the same treaty l,OOO w
xa,o M
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For forage for same 5a,2s4 90
For volunteers Qneluding officers, ~
sc, authorized by acts passed the
present session. and their opera
tons, and those Of the regular .... ....
army ia the field, viz #a
For pay Of officers 2l2,Oss 90
For subsistence of officers, &c. l52,7l6 90
For forage Of officers horses 53,376 90
For clothing Of officers servants 1880 90
For pay, &c, &c, of volunteers su-
thorized by the act of thirteenth
May, eighteen hundred and forty rt. ~.
six $4,000 90
For Subsistence 10 kind l,054, 500 90
For camp equpage, DC. 10000 %
For medical and hospital supplies Al, 500 90
For ordnance, arms, &c $4,000 on
For supplies, Incorporation, &c, of aag
the quartermaster's department 6.309,027 90
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ending hs hirtish Of June, eighteen hsnsrsd and
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
or 4 VERY OLD WEDDING RING.

IN G. W. DoAsE.
IA. Dsrics-~TNo hearts united.
The hitio--"DtsT love Oi nine, nav heart
is ,hine.
/ like that ring-tlnl ancient ring.
vi massive torn and viuiu gold,
Is firm, as irce irUn base siloy,
AS we've the sterling hearts of old.
hike ii--iOr a waits ms back.
Fat, lar along the stream OF time.
To other men, aud other DAYS.
The men aud days OF deeds sublime.
Bui mos, like It, as IL tells
The tale oi we'll Trquitcd love;
How youthful loneliness pcrscvcnd.
And youthful faith di~lained 10 rove.
How warmly hc, hs suit preferred
Though she. Implying. long denied
I'll, soitcncd, aud suhducd. al last
lie won h's lair and blooming bride"
How, iill tlie appointed day arrived.
They blamed The lazy footed hours.
How. then, thc white ROBBED maiden Train
7 Slrewed their glad way with freshest flow.
Cfs
And how before the holy man.
1 They stood ~ all their youthful pride,
Ana spoke 'hose worls, aud ed those
VOWS.
Which bind tie husband to his BRIDE.
Al this il tells; the pliehied ,roth--
The giit at every earthly thing
Tie haud ia hand-~ihe heart in heart
For Tins J like that ancient ring
} ukf its old and quaint de,i ice.
/ Two blendid hearts, though time NAV
ucaf ihc:n
No mortal change. no mortal chance
III death, siiall c'ef in sundef tear Them
Year alter year, meath the sun and storm.
Their hope iu lleaVcu. their trust in C,nI
la lhangciess heartfelt hoiy love.
These two thc worlds rough patbt,,v ,,,,d
Age NIGH, impair their youthful firr.
ihelf strength migH iail mid iiie's bleal
weather
SUI hand 90 land they travelled on
hind souls they slumbcf now together.
Ike iis simple poesy too.
90, Mine own deer love. this heart l. thine %
Thine, when ihc dark storm boyis alone
a when these cloudless .tn,is.ao,. si,it.
lhis heart is thiuc. mine own dear tox.fu
., ihlnc ant thine only and forever.
iinc, iili The springs OF Isle shall lsif
ihhc' iui Zoe Cords Of liic shalt sever.
Remnant Of DAYS departed long.
En'biem ~ plghiel troth unbfokcn.
flfdEe OF devoted isithfulness.
OF heartfelt. huly love o.. token.
What varied irciings round if Iing
For thosc likc that ancient ups
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