American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-11
JRDAY MORNING, APRIL n, 1916.

APRlL III, 1916.
SALES OF ToBACco-High Prices. The
Marlbro' Gazette has the following notice of .
sale Of Tobacco:
, James Kent, Esq, few days since sold
, hhds. of Tobacco raised on old land, in Cal
vert county, ut the following prices: hid. al
S4O55 per cwt; hid. 500. so per cwt; do at
SlS 90 do, and one at Sl2S0ido. The best
price that have been obtained for Maryland
Tobacco in Baltimore for several years past
CONCEALMENT. What poison art thou ia
the peace of married life, The world NAV call
1t prudence; the wise in their own esteem, NAV
call tproper dignity not to betray their feelings
but Tor those who have sworn to live together
till death shall break the bond, a perfect con-
hdencc should reign between them; and they
who cannot forgive mutual defects, when thus
disclosed, should never enter that bond of high
and holy union,
New YoRK MONEY MARKET. The Express
Of Thursday evening, says-"Tho foreign
news from Europe and from Mexico, but more
particularly tho report in the money market ar
liclo Of the London Times, that an especial
message from the Queen was soon expected on
American affairs, have had 4 serious effect upon
the stock market, and "the panic" is unchcuk-
cd. Everything is down. and there is great
deal o; fright among business men"
| PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE. The
Conference on Thursday resolved to hold the
next session at Wilmington, Del, and to keep
the third Friday Of July as a day Of fasting
and prayer. A resolution was adopted that the
/ Conference remain as heretofore, part and
portion of the Nj. L. Church in the U. States.
1t subsequently, adourned sine die Rev. Dir.
/ Durbin is stationed at the Union Church, in
Philadelphia.
SUPPRESSION OF HoRsE RACING. A bill "for
the suppression of horse racing" troltng and
pacing, and the racing, trotting and pacing of
'other animals, D." has been passed by the Lee
gislatufe Of Massachusetts. 1t inhicts no PEN
atty upon the animals, but provides for the
punishment Of all persons concerned in apv
race by fine not exceeding $1,000, and impri-
sonment not exceeding one yoar
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. The PhiIa
delphia Inquirer says that the judgments OBJ
tanned against the Bank of the United States
before its assignment, and which were duly
secured, have beenipaid in full. Consequently
the gentlemen who became security for the
stay of execution, have been fully released
from all further responsibility in the matter.
| The LONDON CONVENTION. The Baltimore
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
at their late session, appointed the Rev. Robert
Emory, president of Dickinson College, dele
gate to the convention to be held in London,
in August next, and as one, to represent the
American Methodist Episcopal Church.
A CONVENIENT ARTICLE. A new umbrella
has been manufactured called the "Iending UNI
brea." 1t is made of brown paper and Will
low twigs, intended exclusively to accommo-
date friend.
RELIGIOUS CoNwcTs. The couvcts in the
penltentiary of Indiana are protesting religion,
three ofthem were recently baptized in the Ohio
river. Their fellow prisoners were permitted
o be spectators of the solemn rite.
CHEAP ADVERTISING. A recent law of New
York authorises the State advertisements 10
be given to the paper that would do it the
cheapest. The Albany Argus got the job, by
offering to do it for nothing!
SPECIE SHIPMENTS. The whole amount ox-
ported from New York since March Goth is
about $4,000 to England, France and Can
ton. This is less than was expected.
AN EDITOR ELECTED MAYOR. John T. Ro-
bnson, Esq, editor of the Princeton Wing, has
been elected Mayor that city.
VEGETABLE PILLS.
THSHE G. ENUINE VEG ETA BILE PILLS
III AN EFFECTUALCURE FOR GONORRHEAI
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. &c, OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the most elecua, rs
they have never been known fail 20 ctrcta Perma
nent cure. They mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful IN their action, and may lie taken without
the knowledge of the most Intimate friend. These
pills are Fut up in square boxes, with full directions
accompanying each box.
[G5- For sale by ]. o, s. N, Mccormick, N. Gdy-st. |
20. T.) &. Wiseman, Light ST., opposite Fountain
Inn, and by J. +. Perkins u Bro, cor. Franklin and
Green sts.
In WashingtCn-by NJ. Deany, cor. a! street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by c. Scott, cor. 7lh st.
and the Avenue. Price ST. box. ial7 /
FEyO HOUSE KEEpERS.-NEIV GOODS. |
M JHst received per ship Riclta'd Anderson, a
large and well selected assortment Of useful House
Keeping Articles, consisting in part OF, Table Cut.
lcry, OF every descriptions; EnamGlIcd Saucepans
and Preserving Kettles Bell Metal Preserving Ket- |
Ties; Tln'd Iron Kettles; Saucepans; MoIats and
Peslles, &c in great variety; Tea Trays Walters
OF almost every pattern and size; Bread Trays Goth