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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

a GENTLEMAN AND LADY can be ac-
~ c0mmodared with board in small private ia
dwelling, in the neigborhood of Charles and
Lexington SITS. Enauire az this office. a28
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

NMTANTED. GROUND RENTS of all amounts
w and locations, wanted at highest rates.
BOND & GELBACH, Real Estate Agents,
iylU GL1 No, 19 Second street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

ENC0NOMY IN MEDIGINE-50pt' PITS toI % %
H cts The cheapest medicine in the woilI Is
H.4NCE,S S.4RS.aP.ARILL.4 OR BLOOD FILLS,
they purify the blood, remove bile cure costVehess
headache, rheumatism, heart burn, dyspepsia, sing
ing in the ears, cramps, pain in the stomach, &c
Price 25 cents per box or Eve for 81.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, lOS Baltimore ST.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt SITS,
Remember fifty pills in boT, ana HdncsS n ssa
Pills. dp-f
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

silver SPOONS. Persons going to house
- keeping are particularly invited TO call before
purchasing and see GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assort-
ment of silver work, Water-st, 81 door from Calvert.
N. b. Silver work of every description made to or
der, and highest prices given for old silver. a28
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

WANTED, situation by Young gentleman
w from Washington, freR which place he can
bring the best of reterences-he would prefer the
dry goods business, and would engage for moderate
salary Any merchant in want OF a clerk will please
address, note, or call at BROOKS 4 CO.'S real es-
tate office, 81 Lexington ST. a29
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

Mr. Moses E. Wilson, No. l26 BIoome ST., New
York, had the Rheum atsm for several years, affect
ing him in the head, breast, joints, and limbs where
the pain was excessive, often keeping him from bus
mess. Mr.. Wilson states that his system entire
iy pro5trated and he has often. fallen down nsensbIe
in the street and would reel like drunken person.
| Two weeks after using the Rings and Fluid, he was
! cured, and for more than eight months has had no
| return the comnlaint,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

~ EDDING RINGS. Heavy plain gold and
w chased Finger Rings; also, set Rings; gold
Pencil cases and Bracelets, received this dny and for
sale by G., D. CLARK, Water street,
a25 Second door from Calvert,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

NTOUNG MEN, wishing to obtain situations in
u wholesale OF retail stores, can be suited bycall-
ing and giving short notice at BROOKS s. cos
Real Estate and Commission Office, 81 Lexingen-st.
near Charles. AL letters MAST be post paid a25
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

Mrs. Laura Johnson, No. liz Division street, Ne,
York, was for six years troubled with distress in III
head, impaired sight and general weakness Sh
states, Hmy nervous excitement was such that tn
slightest noise would throw me into commissions
For over a year was so deaf that could scarcei
hear any one speak My life has seen constantly des
paired of, and have often wished death to reHev
my sufferings" Mrs. johnson has entirely reeoveTe
by the use or the Galvanie Rings and Magnetic Fluid
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

A child of the Rev. s. R. Rowarth, the well known
minister ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church, residing
at le5 Division ST., New YORK, has been subject to
Fits since birth. He has generally been attacked in
the night and has sersrdl times been supposed to be
dead. Theuse OF the Galyanic Bracelets and Fluid
has caused their complete disappearance. The sys
TEN being much weakened by the attacks, the Galvan-
ic Strengthening Plaster was recommended, which
was used with the happest result.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

WNTANTED-Af first rate COOK-one who un-
w derstands every branch of Cookery. The
best reference will be required. Apply at the Pale
Alto House, No 10 st. Paul's street, near Bau-
more, all-n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27
United st.fc, Circuit Court.
RsSar Judge Belts.

o6-T1. r,.s "a Babe, the Conrict.-The United
STATES re- Dor;d Iu6. alias VIM. Brorne The II. >.
and Judge Belts to select either Mr. Gerard
Mr. Cutting doth gentlemen being in court at the time
or both 10 attend behalf Of the prisoner BABE who
was brought into court in the custody OF an officer The
court made the request to which Messrs. Gerard aud
Cutting acceded The District Attorney stated that he
was informed Yesterday by the Marshal that general
pardon hsd been received by him for Babe but, upon
looking into IT, he he District Attorney found was
confined to the indictment under which Babe had been
convicted and upon examination Of the register o.
were three other indictments against him-two for the
murder Of other persons, and for practically running
away with the vessel Under these circumstances, he
thought il his duty to take the advice Of the court
whether it would not be proper that the prisoner should
be held until he had opportunity OF making report
the hands ofthe Marshal to deta Babe he
caused bench to be issued directed to the
shall in order that he might be detained until he recev
ed instructions from the government Messrs Gerard
and Cutting read the pardon and both commended that
was general-that the motion Of the District Attorney
to the discretion ofhe court and that its discretion
should be exercised in favor of clemency particularly
the indictments were pending upwards OF three years
and no steps taken to bring the prisoner to trial
CouRrI do not think 1t is province to put the con-
pardon and that grants the prisoner free pardon
from all accusations against him by the United States
think the President only meant to discharge him from the
particular crime for which he would be executed in
very few days. There only two ways by which he
be relieved-either to give ball. or to have q
noe prosequ entered in his favorbu II would be call
ing to give the most unlimited construction to this
pardon, which seems to be drawn up with the utmost
precision and cauton-a step which am not disposed to
take therefore think the Marshal must detain him,
until the further order Of the President
The prisoner then given into the custody Of Mr..
Malachi Fallon, the keeper Of the CITY prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27
BROKEN SAFETY FuSD BANKS.

The amounts realized were, without doubt, from the
best and most available assets leaving those hand of
character giving little hope Of receiving large per
cent FROM 1t not surprising that the bllhoders and
stockholders of these institutions should receive such
tlhiug per cent their claims, when the receivers
should have betrayed grossly the trust imposed in
them by the government and the people 1t is matter
of astonishment that little confidence 10 placed in
these banks and that the public mind becomes alarmed
upon the slightest report touching the credit solvency
of banks generally The free banking law in its earlier
stages very defective, gave too great latitude
to the description of securities required deposit and
losses to extent experienced by the depreca
ton of stocks Of the delinquent States These defects
have since been remedied and the law, stands
is probably perfect as it well be made The only
Improvement could suggest, would be modification
requiring deposit Of the stock Of this State only,
security for the paper issues.
The export trade Of Rio Janero for the first months
fis4e compared with tho corresponding months s45
shows an increase In tho shipments Of some Of
tho staple products, particularly coffee The annexed
statement exhibits the comparative destination Of coffee
exported in February lsa5 and is46 and from January
LIST to March lst, Of the same years.
EXPORTS OF CoFrEE FROM Rio JASERo.
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y
The stock market was heavy this morning, and prices
are dropping little Sales made to some extent,
and every thing appears very much depressed Harlem
fell Off Norwich and Worcester Reading Il North
American Trust Ohio IS / Farmers Loan Canton
/; Long island l.
The Merchants Fire Company have declared
third and anal dividend Of twenty and one.si xth per
cent ON claims for by the FIRE Of the 10th Of July
last, payable ON the goth inst
The Comptroller has given notice that the circulating
notes of the Washington Bank viii be redeemed par
and all notes which has been paid and cert6
Gates given for the balance will be paid in full 63 cent)
presentation at his department prior to the first day Of
July 1896 Notes and certificates not returned by the
above date cannot be redeemed for the that the
act requires the Comptroller topay the balance Of money
in his hands that dateo individual who has claim
the same.
The Canton Company have declared dividend Of one
dor per share the capital stock Of the company pay
able the first day Of June next the Mechanics Bank
in the city of New York.
They have Also in accordance with the request Of the
declared land dividend Of ton dollars the
capital stock for which certificates Of the company
will be issued and delivered to the stockholders at tho
time and place Said scrip receivable at par for lots
Of land apart for that purpose to he offered at public
sale on the 18th day Of June next
II may be well to refer, at this time, to Of the
operations of the Safety Fund banking system in this
State TO give some idea Of tho value the notes Of any
Of the banks doing business under that system, In the
event of Suspension More confidence has been placed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27

Resryest Of Babe. ths Piratsbabs, the pirate. who
vas asSc1g:d nom prison on Monday last on Psrdos
tsrday on Arss indictments for piracy. These in
dicmenn were found, il appcars st the same time he
was ndicted for murder he taken back his old
quarters py the United States MARSHAL to await his trial
a. Fcspockefs at york again.-WhieMr.G Ruben, OF No
morning, some lght-fngered knuck touched his dunn.
cson,snng ~ promissory netes valued N ALL At
police officer that will receive this packet and notes
through the post object Can you guest Id
uansn o. me jump thieving scoundrel s$en
silver spoons valued at 80 from closet in the
house o. Mrs Cecilia wslah, No 90 Lispenare
Committed for trial by Justice Osborne
Petit Lareenies-John Thompson was c>Eht 40 the
act Of stealing SIX shovels worth $4sQ Ssons,ns 70
toe Kstcham 49,
Catherine Fitzgerald was arrssted s em0sa1nng -
Margaret Starr was brought to ponnIS once little
in liquor having ownsr =
the police ONCE .Tomba n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27

:. z<1s fund, than Il ID
~ the billhodsn In the sscuityhs me- banking sys
e.astled to; and compared. security The issues Of
ssm gives not the slEs failed have almost in every
inc nee banks whiSd nearly in full; while those of
nssnce' BEEN rAve not with but exception, been
ns Sa'e'y r4ss than very large per cent discount
the Lafayette Bank Of this city the whole
IN liabilities were paid and its stockholders received
Out fifteen per cent on their investment
The annexed schedule Of amount Of assets, amount
realized amount unsold and estimated value Of those
unsold lat the tme) Of certain Safety Fund banks which
suspended and gone into liquidation, was reported
10 the Legislature Of this State by committee appointed
10 Investigate the affairs Of the receivers of the Safety
Fund II exhibits the abuses practsed by these recsv
er while shows the great insecurity Of the system
upon which these banks conducted their business
BROKEN SAFETY FUND BANKs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27

We have received from the publisher, J. F. At
will, 2l Broadway, the following pieces OF music,
arranged Tor the pianololte.-
The RHISE, THE RHINE, / LOVE THE RHINE
written and composed by Edgar J. Westrop
The JOY THAT Grows ON YoN OLD ABBEY
HALL-composed by Edward II. Himc. And
also, :. The Foeman Comes"-words by the Rev.
Phillips.
GRAYpoS's MEMOIRS OF MS OWN TME-editcd
by John $. Littel. Thus is republication of a
book that appeared in the year ISL, and contains
memoirs Of the life OF the author Tor go years in
the State OF Pennsylvania, and remarks upon the
occurrences connected with the revolution. The
events detailed in this work, will be read with in
terest at the present time. The book is issued
from the press Of Lindsay Il Blakeston Pa.
The BosToS MISUNDERSTANDING II. Newman, 1919
Broadway, New York-A collection of secular
melodies, numbering 22S pages
We have received "a neat little Pocket Map Of
the City of New York, from G. 5. Francis a. Co.,
252 Broadway--Very convenient, and an admira-
BILE pocket companion for strangers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27
Art and Science.

New AND IMPROVED STrLE or SUMNER HArs-We re-
fer those gentlemen who wish superior hat Of the best
texture ghtness and durability to the advertisement Of
John N. Genn, No. 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Pauls
Church, which will be found under its proper head =
The new style introduced by Genn, weighs but two
andahaf to three ounces and is warranted not to in
jure by rain 1t is light gossamer, and the shape is of
the newest fashion.
KsoIs HArs.-we would REFER also to the very su-
perior style Of hat manufactured by Knox at No l2s
Fulton street In point Of shape and fni.h these hats
are equal to those manufactured in any other establish.
in this city, and very superior specimens Of the
article. We would strongly recommend them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27
Superior Court-In Chambers.

MAY 26-Habeas Corpus Case On Monday last, an
application made to Judge vanderpoe for writ of
street. to bring into court the body OF Harriet Taylor
infant under the age Of years The Judge granted
the writ, and the case came yesterday morning It
appeared that Mr. and Mrs Taylor had been separated
for three years, and that Taylor had left
the city Mrs Taylor died short time ago, but before
her DEATH requested Mrs Smith, her sister to take the
child and keep it. Mrs Smith, the 10th instant ap
peared before the Surrogate and upon the presumption
that Mr. Taylor was dead, obtained adminstrat on to
the goods and chacls Of Mrs Taylor and letters Of
guardianship to the child Mr.. Taylor in the meantime,
made his appearance, and claimed his child but Mrs.
Smith refused give her up relying her rights under
the letters of guardianship Tho Judge, however, de-
cied that the letters of guardianship nullity and
ordered the child to be given up her father who was
as the Judge expressed her natural guardian and pro-
Ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27
NEW YORK HERALD.
AFFAIR. ON the rio Grande.

There is tho greatest anxiety and interest manifested
Tor further intelligence the Army Of Occupation"
II we receive any thing Of importance this morning. it
will be published in an Extra Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27
BosroN, May 20, lS46.

BosroS, May %, 1s46.
Our Tolunteer Companies-LopeH Mechanic Pho lanr-
Providence CadetsPraysr in the Episcopal Churches
The .annirerso,ies-C. C. HasereH Esq, &c.
have heard Of no volunteering in this city. Our sslcn
did volunteer companies probably under the com.
mand of Gen. Apathy, about these days. They to
have training the common to morrow, in their gor.
geous uniforms and undergo the annual inspection.
to ascertain If they In proper trim Perhaps this
year. the inspection and parade will not mere matter
Of form but will partake somewhat Of the spirit of the
spr Of the times and have some appearance Of fight
least We have men here who would distinguish them,
small
The Lowell Mechanic Phalanx on Friday evening. vo-
ted to instruct their officers to tender their services the
Ccmmander-inChief in any demand was made for
them There was only one dissenting vote. That looks
The National Cadets Col Pitman Of Providence have
also promptly volunteered their services.
The Bristol train Of Artillery have volunteered for gar.
rson duty, should the regular troops be withdrawn
The impressive prayer Of the Episcopal Church. when
nations are at war, was used in all the churches Of
that order in this city on Sunday last
or was unpleasant and the proceedings were not very
in tsnueil Hall, and il expected there will be some
loud talking about the Mexican war; the American
church the dissolution Of the Union and various other
topics
Tho water commissioners have purchased square
feet OF land the State House. fer distributing re-
scfvor where the water will be received from Long
Pond and distributed to any part OF the city The re-
servoir VIII be about twenty feet above the surface of
the most elevated streets
The burglars and robbers, small scale are at their
work again Numerous instances Of petty thefts and
robberies mentioned in the papers, and many occur
which do not get noticeds
The business at the Brokers' Board yesterday amount
ed to just about nothing at all.
C. c. Hazewell, Esq, Of the Ohio Statement arrived
in this city Saturday with his family and
to Concord In recent number Of the Herald, you
gave complimentary notice Of the first number Of the
Western Rerfeu and attributed the uthorship Of tho
several articles 10 some Of the able writers in the
West have the most satisfactory evidence that nearly
the whole OF the matter contained in the first number OF
tho Wssern Reriew came from the vigorous pen OF It's
editor Charles c. Hazewell The great West has occa-
sion to be proud Of such man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27
Court of sueclal scesaons.

Before the Recorder and two Aldermen.
MAY 26-James Molly neaux charged with committing
violent assault and battery ofcer Stoweii was adj
Judged guilty and sent to the Penitcnuafy LOT e term Of
two months
Sarah woolley was found guilty Of stealing silk
scarf and sentenced be locked up In the city prison
for the period Of ten days :, .
Dennis FiansRsn charged with stealing piece ofiron
machinery worth t6, nom No. % West street, adj
Judged guilty snd sent the city prison for ten days.
The Court then adjourned until Friday morning next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27

In February ls45 the departures amounted to 70
sells Of 22s9o TONS the departures in February, ls4o
amounted to as vessels of 260ss TONS Of these 4s with
produce, 4wth foreign merchandise, with their in
ward cargoes, and in ballast had foreign destinations,
with their inward csrgoss and in ballast proceeded
to other ports Of the empire.
The coasing trade outwards conducted exclusive
of 10 steamboats, by Isl vessels of s9 TOMS against In
ls45, l65 vessels of 4097 tons.
The annexed statement exhibits the trade Of Vera Cruz
for the month Of March, ls46 far be made out
from the returns received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27

Be1ofe The Vice Chancellor
MAY INSTRUMENTATION VS. Miu,-Nro,on sor
receiver denied ~ 10
Kendall vs. Kenddf--Ordcred that the 400 na,a n, a,
PENDANT be allowed and credited part Of M
taxed costs in the case.
Ward and w(e vs. Maundey.-Ordered that the prsvsr
OF the petition be denied and that the order to show
cause BE- discharged, with costs 70 the opposing psrss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27
nTovements of Travcllers.

The arrivals of yesterday, at the principle hotels
showed evident increase the previous announce
ments. There at the
Il AMERIcAS.-H. Morgan, Georgia; w. Davies, N. j.;
Hockaday, KY; F., Peterson, Phila ]. Van Buren,
Albany Augustus Cochran Hyde Park w. Mallory
Corning; w. Parsons, N. j.. C. Herrcks, Boston.
AsroR.-T. Wetmore, Boston; H. Rogers do; s.
Thayer do Major Douglass Albany VIM H. Seward
Auburn J.. Marston, Mobile Nj. Butler, Phila $.
Knapp, NJ O. Capt Fullerton Mobile Capt. Munroe
do J. Daw, Boston, DR. Sullivan, Arkansas; J Smith $.
CT J. Conant Vt; J. kelog Troy; D. Radcliffe, Alba
ny; M. Wetridge, Baltmore Messrs. Nudge and Chick
ering Boston; w. Ray, Quebec; Messrs. Coolidge and
NASH Boston; Thayer and Spears, do; J Mathewson
Bordeaux; NJ. Barwe Albany; G. Platt Philadelphia;
8 Small Pa; P. Smith, Geo.; w. Corcoran, Washing.
ton; T. Weed Albany.
Cirv-H Gardner, Sag Harbor; c. Hubbard, Boston;
s. Navy r. b. Gooch, Richmond; NJ. Robinson. Nj. Hall,
Bcnnington w. Clarke, Norwich; G and IL. Mitchell
Philadelphia; Seth Hastings, Nassau; Mr.. Hunt, Mara
csibo; Commodores Perry and Kearney, U. N.
FRANxLrN.-B. Reyerswood N. j.; w. Quigley, Bos-
tom W. Baylie do; c. Plumpton, do; Harvey and Hull,
Albany; NJ Goodwin Harrisburgh; r. Nef, Conn; j.
Chadwick, r. 4; D. Wilder, Worcester; Capt Reynolds,
Ala; H Van Dyck, Albany; J. Mcbride, Mobile; Hon.
J. Clarke, Chemung; NJ. Priest, Little Falls; H. Good
year. Michigan; T. Raches, London.
HowARp-W Babcock, s. c.; Cunningham and Wright,
Wyoming; c. Reed, Washington; j. Hughes, KY; 8
Perkins Philadelphia; J. McKenly, Pa j. Barnes Phila
dephia f. Mofit Mobile; J. Trumbull, New Haven; T.
Parker Boston; J. johnson, Me; J. Mulhoand Toron
to; j. Gravity, N. s.; j. Baird and Sullivan Providence
J. Sawyer, Boston. ID. Brigham do; d. Hull, Troy;
Washington, Albany; Hon. d. Seymour, Troy; w.
Crooper, Albany; N. H. Douglas, Vermont