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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

GONG THE WHOLE Hoe. A rumor was at
N. Orleans a few days ago, says the Picayuno,
that the Hon. Mr.. Slidell was authorized by
his instructions to negotiate with Mexico for
the annexation of the entire Mexican Repub-
lie to the United States, debts and ALL This
would be a summary solution Of Guzot's
troublesome problem of the 'balance Of pow
err in America.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

Two DEATHS FROM FIRE ARMS We learn
from the Charleston Courier that Thomas w.
Green was shot dead few days ago by the
accidental discharge of gun in the hands Of
s. B, Hester, in ST. Johns parish, in that
State. r. Peigler met a similar death in S.
Stephens parish by a gun in the hands Of
Thomas Brown.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

SUGAR. Hardy Everett, of Scriyon county,
Georgia, raised three barrels of sugar this sea-
son from cane grown on pine land near his
residence. 1t resembles the N. Orleans sugar
in color, and is Of largo and excellent grain.
MANUFACTURERS PRospERNG. The Maum-
keag Steam Cotton Company, Of Salem, have
resolved to increase their capital to one million
Of dollars.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

PRIcE OF PoRK. At Cincinnati, OH Mon.
day. hogs were selling at SALE per 100 lbs
At Chillcothe they were down to SsaS3,5o
and at Madison and st, Louis to s3.25as3, 10
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03
DIR. LANDES's
PATENT DOuBLE SPRING N-RLS IS
WlTraRtea 10 perform the rndicGi Clac II
HER NL9 OF REPYLRE.

Warranted TO perform the rGdicGt CRC Il
HERNIA OF RUPTURE.
FHSIE subscriber having purchased the Patent
II right of the above TRUSS, ard having entered
extensively into aCir manufactures Off rs il for
sale at half the price formerly charged by the patCntec
The above instrument is constructed eEtirely upon
anatomical aud pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential 10 the permanent cure Of
HERNIA.
1t possesses many important advantages over the
TrassCs now in common USE as ii combines feXi!llI-
T. with frmness, and by of the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the pad accommodates itself firmly
10 the body, and cannot be displaced by the motion
of the wearCr, answering by this means, dcsdera-
tum long sought after by the Medical profession.
Although il is as yet new invention, II has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured Of ihat
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The de
sire to put the Truss within the reach of al afflicted
has induced the proprietor to reduce tire price,
Certificates of the strongest recommendation from
some of the most distinguished Surgeons aud Physi-
reference to circular in the hands of all the Agcsts
and public places generally.
EPHRAlM Y, FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and Apothccary,
No. 81 EuaW-St., cor Clay st, Baltimore.
For sale by j. ID. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Cam
den-sts; LarOque, corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS;
N. NJ Robinson, of Gay aud Saratoga -ss ]. p,
Stansbury, Thames street, +, F.; Wiseman WrJth,
Light ST., opposite Blk Foggs Hotel; Sawyer, corner
II H and Paca SITS; j. f. Perkins & Brother, conner
Franklin and Greens trees; G, Wiseman, corner Of
Baltimore and Cove streets.
&C. The Paentee, Dr. l.. may be consulted at his
office, No. 80 GOUGa STREET, near the Point
Spring, 90 eoly
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SENTENCE OF DEATH. Thomas, the muir
deIcr OF Edwards, at Chiliecthe, Ohio, has
been convicted and sentenced to be hung on
the 9Th of March.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

Destructive FIRE. A destructive fire &C.
cured at Columbia, S. c., on Tuesday A
letter in the Charleston Courier says:
All the buildings on the square fronting
Main street are in ruins, and most of the build
ings are destroyed, Mrs. M. Blacks large
brick building on the adjoining square, South,
was, with great difficulty, saved. | have not
time to be more particular.
Sufferers. Messrs. Rosenthal & Coffin, Ma
thans, VIM. Little, Chandler, Mrs. Candy,
MCPHERSON, Benjamin EIkins, VIM. McGuin-
mis-, b. McName, Mrs. Wilson.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

FIRGMEN's RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA. The
ircmen of Philadelphia, or at least a portion
of them, had a grand New Years elbow out''
on Thursday evening. About / O'Clock, the
Weccacoe Hose, which was out in consequence
of an alarm Of fire, was attacked by about two
hundred rowdies, the members either knocked
down or run of, and the apparatus seized and
carried off amidst loud huzzas. The Eagle
says:
When opposite Ronaldsons cemetery, Il halt
was made for the purpose Of running the hose
oil the reel. This beng accomplished, the de-
voted vehicle was ran out to Broad and Ship
pen sts., where the bells we've broken to pieces,
the paintings deiaccd, aud the brass mountings
mutilated, and the whole concern was then
hurled down the deep gravel pit on Broad st,
Being an uncommon strong carriage, it was,
however, but little broken by the fall. The
principal rioters seeing this, proceeded down
after it to finish the destruction. At this mo-
ment, Constable McCullen and Alderman Nc
Clean arrived on the ground, and by resoute
interference, saved the carriage from total de-
molition.
The Alderman and Constable then sum-
moned aid, and dragged the carriage from the
pit, and after collecting and putting on the
hose, deposited the whole concern in the yard
of the Township Hall. The attack, the TAX
ing of the hose, and the systematic destruction
of the property of the company, occupied near
an hour, and its authors walked past the very
Hall, in groups, Dragging of the exploit, yet
not one arrest was made, nor was policeman
to be seen, although twenty-fonr additional
ones were put on duty specially for the day.
Shortly after tho above TRANSFERRED, young
man named John Baird, whilst crossing Fifth
and Shipper streets, was beset by number of
rioters and beaten in shocking manner. At
the time he was attacked, he was returning
home from work, and was supposed to be con-
nected with the Moyamensng Hose Company
He was taken to the Hospital.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
~ u. ri - ia n A =

w Ak H IA - ANIt ' ~ - AZ ~
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAIL ROAD.
The MORNING PASSEN-
6d1l3a- ~ 'sS1 GER TRAIN, carrying the U.
FF9-fE3 s..5bsss $ Mail, through in siz hours
&. =. :. r Passage Four DOLLARS, leaves
the Depot, Pratt street, at NINE O'Clock, EVERY
MORNING, (eNeent snndays) arriving at Phlade-
phia by O'Clock, =. VI.
RETURNING-Lcaves Philadelphia at A. M,
arriving Baltimore by O'Clock, p, NJ.
{1}- The EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN, car
ryiug the u. =. Great Southern and Western Mails,
leaves the Depot, Pratt street, DAILY, at O'Clock
+. NJ. Pa.sgg" Four DOLLARS.
REfURNING-LeavCs Philadelphia EVERY AT
TERNOON, ct -FOUR O'Clock.
dl3 A. CRAWFORD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

A New WAR INSTRUMENT. A Mr.. Nc
Bowling, manufacturer of surveyors and nau-
teal instruments at Newark, n. j., has, ac-
cordIng to the Eagle, invented very formula
BILE missile, to be used in war, for the destrpc-
ton of vessels, armies, sc. 1t consists of a
combustible dart and ball, TO be thrown toge-
ther or separate. 1t may be so constructed as
to suit the bore Of a cannon or musket, and can
be discharged from either, or thrown by hand.
When the dart strikes an object, both explode,
causing destruction in every direction, 1t may
be made sufficiently powerful to destroy yes
sci Of war at the distance of two miles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

Should reflect that u surnd and body are the most
necessary requisites To- promote counutial happiness
Indeed without these, tn iomEe} through life be
CONES weary pilgrimage. ile prospect hourly DARK
en- 10 Me vicw-lle mind becomes 81 atowcG with
despair, and filed with Tie melancholy reflection tbat
TIC happiness OF another becomes biIhied with our
own
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

YHvHE GBEAI EST MEDICINE IN FIFE
IL WORLD, for Coughs, Colds, .qsthlna, Pam and
Soreness in the Breast, Whooping Cough, Consuap-
ton, Ho1IscneSs, and al diseases Of the Breast and
Lungs, is Halee's Compound Sgrup Of HoaTholgd. ~
Price 20 cents.
I've been coughing, I've been coughing,
All the night and all the day;
And Pm wearing, and Pm tearing
All my lungs and life away.
O twill end me soon, and sendme
Down to an untimGy grave,
Lest some friendly hand attend me-
Skillid the sufferer to save!
But, in brief found relief
And, poor sufferer, say, would YOU
Take SO handy, Hance's Candy,
And his Hoarhound Syrup too
HARCE'S CANDY and HOARHCUND SYRUP,
two Of the most popular remedies the age for colds
coughs and mpHoHs and all affections of the
Bronchial Organs. may bt had at his New Store, No
lOSBALTTMORE-ST ST, between North and HOLIDAY
or at the Old Stand, corner of PRATT & CHARLES
SITS. Baltimore. o3l
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ii szzr-Gss FOR ANNAPOLIS, CSM-
Elyzt, I'd klrssBBIDGE and EhSHON. The superior
40 reS1aEssSf-sw if Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
son, Capt RoBERT NJ. HILL, will leave the rterscc-
ton Of Light aud Pratt st. WharyCs, on every TUES
DAY MORNING. AT O'Clock, for The above places,
and return the next day, leaving Easton every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, at - o'clock, and Cambridge
- O'ck and Annapolis at - o'clk Cox Baltimore
Passage to Annapolis, o cts.
To Easton or Cambridge, &i.JO. Ol7-dtC
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is written on the bottom ufeyeIy boz orgenume 'Su-
gar Coated Pills.
An sugar oaIed Pills cyept CDR, SMITHS IN
DIAN VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED PILLS.
are base limitations made merely TO palm ch on the
uasuspcctng. Therefore always ask Tor Or, G.. Ben
iumin Smiths Pills, and take no other. Office I79
Greenwich It., (largG Brick HloCk) near Fulton
These Pills always cure Coughs and colds immediate
". Price % Gents per Box
DIE,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

Young men who have mIur themselves by a Ger
tain practice INDUCED in when alonc--a habit fre-
Q"enuy learned from evil companions, or at school,
the effects Of which are nightly felt even when asleep
and If not cured renders marriage impossible, and de
stroys both mind and body.
What pity thet young man, the hope Of his
country; ana the CARING o! his parents, should be
>natchcd from all Tie pros ects and enfoyloepIs of
Ic by the consequences Of deviain! from the path Of
nature ant mdugiHg ~ \ certain secret habit such
persons before contemplating
The daily union., 1846-10-01
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
~ GOODS.--Just opened, between llth anC
18th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
SO lbs. white, gray, and blue mixed wooller
yarns
l6O pieces new style fall and winter prints, from 6,
TO l2l cents
Manchester, Eurlson, and domestic ginghams
Rich new style furniture calicoes
25 dozen linen cambria handkerchiefs, from l2l
cents to 81
30 pieces Swiss, book, tarleton, and plaid musins
very cheap
SO pieces cassimeres, cassinets, and vestngs
Tweed, Kentucky jeans, and kersey
Scarlet, white, and yellow fannes, at all prices
10 pieces superior Irish linen, from 25 conts to 81
Brown and colored Canton fannes
100 pieces brown and bleached cottons, from 5 tc
l25 cents
20 do apron checks, beddcks, and penitentary
plaids
10 dozen gentemen's merino and lambswoo
shirts and drawers
Slate colored and brown cambrics, at s.. cents
% dozen ladies' superior kid gloves, at 81 cents
per pair
GO do do black white, and slate colored
hose, from 10 TO so cents pair
25 dozen gontemen's Iambswool and cotton half.
hose
Polka combs, only 10 cents
Pins, 3 cents paper
Alpscas, grass-coth skirts and oil cloth
90 dozen infants and chldren's cotton and worst
ed stockings
100 dozen black and white wadding and cotton bat.
tings, &c. &c.
GEORGE F. ALLEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and l2lh
streets. Sep. 30-3tif
The daily union., 1846-10-01
sIa2.iOO Is
l,O40,730
Increase, l60,9s0


What is Mr.. Cluy's present opinion about the
effect Of low duties on American produce
Reducing wheat to -four, 1t gives increase for
this year to the second week Of September, over the
same time last year, Of S2l ,497 barrels, which in
creased quantity, at the present price of -four, may
be set down in value at S4, l07, ATS find this Is
Olping alone 10 the foreign demand IL is the legt-
mate effect of more freedom in trade and commerce
on both sides Of the Atlantic. The more the bands
are loosed the less the restrictions, the trade
and farer prices.
The trade Of the city continues most prosperous.
large portion of the southern merchants have left,
and now the northern and western merchants arc
pouring in IN n perfect avalanche. Panic makers
indeed "sing small"
| saw General Armstrong this morning looking
hale and hearty. Unless he can succeed in getting
off in the Boston steamer, which sails on the first,
he will take passage on board the Great Western
from this port.
The following is the address of Mr.. Forrest de-
livered on the night of his benefit and it is char
acterlstc of the man, that give 1t In full:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: | heartily thank you
for the haterng and gratifying applause which you
have bestowed upon me; and in the hope that you
may continue 10 approve my efforts, they shall
henceforth be employed most strenueusly, to bring
the American stage within the influence of q pro-
gressve movenent--to call forlh--and encourage
American dramatic letters; and, last not least to ad-
vance tho just claims of our meritorious and
deserving actors. And yet, while shall endeavor
to exert an influence favorable to the American actors
you will do me the justice to believe, am anmat-
ed by no ungcnerous motives towards the really de-
serving of other countries; for | should blush to
initiate that narrow, exclusive prejudice; and may
add anti-Amercan feeling, which prescribes geo.
graphical limits 10 the growth of genius and talent
True worth is the birthrght of no country, but is
the common property of all. And ladies and gen.
temen, if it pleases you to applaud, and to second
in this endeayor my humble efforts, may say to
you, in the language of the Cardinal in the play
There's such word as totir7
The probability is that the wings have been rejoic-
ing their victory in Maine teetls TOO after
all. From present appearances, the democrats will
have the legislature, and of course will elect demo.
cratic governor and United States senator. Our can
ddate for governor has about 5000 majority over
the whg candidate, but is defeated by aboonists
and Others We advise the wings not TO holloo un-
til they fairly out of the woods
LEDYARD.
The daily union., 1846-10-01
BY A. Green, AuctiOneer.
NINE plated gilt, brOnzed, aud china :

BY A. Green, AuctiOneer.
LNINE plated, gilt, brOnzed, and china
IL ware at auctiOn.--On Friday, the ID OF
October | shall sell in the large saloon in Odd Fel-
lows Hail. at ten o'clock, M, splendid lot Of the
following named artcles---namelyi
Gilt, bronzed, and svered girondoles
Do do do solar lamps
Rich gothic teu-trays, in sets and detached pie
Gilt and silvered bouquet glasses
Heavy silyer-plated fruit and cake baskets
Do do candelabras and CANDLE
sticks
Splendid English Britannia tea and coffee sets
Bronzed fine sets, fine gothic hall lamps
Rich plated Britannia, and block-tln coffee
urns
Granite china dinner sets, French pattern
Fine English china tea and coffee sets
Fine castors, 8, 6, and bottles, plated, German
silver, &c, -
Beautiful French china mantel ornaments
Ivory-handle knives and forks, in sets Of fifty
one pieces ...
Flowing blue, gold, crimson, and plain white
toilet sets
With a large lot Of other useful and ornamental
articles.
Terms: All sums of and under $50, cash; over $50,
a credit Of and months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest. -
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Sept 26-STu6Ff
P. s. The articles will be ready for examination
on Thursday, previous to sale. A. q.
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NJ oTICE.-The Session OF the Fairfa,

NJ OTICE.-The Session OF the Fairfax
~ Institute, (near Alexandria, will hereafter
mence with the Ist of October, and continue to the
end of July in each year.
By this arrangement the vacation will embrace
the months of August and September, season
which experience has proved to be more convenient
for the purpose than any other to parents in this
section of country.
To secure the present pupils of the institute and
others shortly expected the benefit of this arrange
ment, the 6rst of August is appointed for the COM
mcncement ofthe next vacation. Pupils who may en-
ter the Fairfax Institute at the present time will have
the advantage of an entire school year, while the
classes being already arranged and the greater part
of the school assembled, no time will be lost by
them in preliminary preparations.
Parents and others desiring information will be
furnished with pamphlet containing particulars OF
the course of studies, terms, &C., by application to
the subscriber directed to the Theological Semina
ry post office, Fairfax county, Virginia
Oct 1-law3wd&cp GEORGE A. SMITH.
The daily union., 1846-10-01
Intelligence from the North by to- nj ght's
mail
Correspondence Of tho Union-l
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1, 5p. m.

Correspondents Of tho Unionl
BALTIAoRE, Oct l. 5p. m.
There is nothing new of local interest stirring in
Baltimore at present, notwithstanding the city is
flush with business, full of life and good humor,
and the political trumpet is blowing as shrill blast
as the most ardent partisan could desire.
The keans are filling an engagement at the Hol-
idey Street Theatre to oyerAowing audiences com.
prslns the fashion and beauty as well as the more
solid and substantial portions of the community.
The mail from the north contains little or nothing
oil Interest," with the exception of an account of the
storm through which the Great Western passed OH
her passage over The carrying away of her pad
de-box caused her to leak and it was with difficulty
that the water in the hold could be kept down with
the constant use Of all her pumps. The sails were
split TO rbands. Great confusion and fright prevail
ed among the passengers; and during the prevalence
OF the storm, the Rev. Mr.. Baleh administered the
sacrament to about sixty of those on boarl.
The effect of The steamers news on the Baltmc re
Hour and grain markets. has been to cause great
excitement. | note sale Of 500 barrels Howard
street Hour early this morning at IS 25 and later
in the day, another 500 was sold at IS so; which
is an advance of rs cents per barrel and is now the
universal asking price. Offers of IS 37I for 1000
barrels Howard street -four were made this morn
ing and refused, still holders are undetermined
some anticipating that present prices will not be
sustained, whilst others think they will still further
advance There is also considerable advance in
grain, and sales made this morning at the fol-
lowing rates: Best red wheat l05 ll2Ic.; ordinary
10 good wheat, 95 100; best white wheat for fami.
y -four, 100 a l35c.j Maryland white corn, 70 a
75c.j Maryland yellow corn, 70 75c.; rye, 81 d
Toe; oats, 80 33c.; whiskey has been sold this
morning at from 25 to 26 cents per gallon in hhds
and bbls., whilst some holdeis ask &c a27.
The telegraph announces considerable excitement
in the New York market, this morning. Flour had
advanced fully so cents per barrel. Holders oi
western canal are firm at IS so, and Of southern
brands, atS5 37I to IS So European private letters
are said 20 warrant this advance. Wheat had also
advanced from to eight cents per bushel. The
cotton market has not been affected by the news and
| continues firm at the recent advance.
At Philadelphia this morning, -four and grain also
advanced considerably. There were sales Of fresh
ground at S. 25, but holders afterwards refused IA
sell under IS so. A sale Of 500 bbs. yellow corn
was made at IS to so cents per bushel, and wheat
has improved to 10 cents. Whskey was selling
at 25 to 26
The daily union., 1846-10-01

NEW Guitar Music.-Just received from
~ the publishers, the following new and popu-
lar pieces of music, and an arrangement made with
them by the subscriber to receive regularly all the
new guitar music arranged by that celebrated pro-
fessor, Phillip Ernst--all of which will be sold at
the reduced prices, as heretofore, at Stationers'
Hall. w. FlSCHEk.
Petites Bogatolles Agreeables, by Ernst
Rondo Miitaire, dedicated to her serene highness
the Princess Nicholas Esterhszy, by her former
teacher, p. Ernst.
La Serenade de Francois Schubert Transcript
by NJ. A. Zsn de Ferranti.
Six Petits Morceaux tres faciles, rondno, easy
and brilliant
La Smolenska, as danced by Fanny Ellser, by
Ernst. ...
II is the Troubudour, words by w. Ball, esq,
and arranged by Ernst
Deux Morceaux, pour lie piano, H. A; Wollen-
haunt Sept 3O-3aw2w
The daily union., 1846-10-01
INTERESTING to Authors, Proprietors

INTERESTING to Authors, Proprietors
L OF Books, &c.--The 10Th section of the late
act of Congress establishing the Smithsonian lns,i-
tuition, requires the author proprietor fsny book
map, chart musical composition, print cut, or en-
craving, for which copyright shall be secured,
to deliver copy thereof, within three months after
its publication, to the secretary, to be placed in
the library of said institution. Hon. William J
Hough, M. c., of New York, is the secre,
tary, and has appointed Hon. B.. b. French
clerk of the House of Representatives, U. 81
at the city Of Washington, an assistant, to
whose care any such production may be sent
Other communications, during the recess OF Con-
gress, may be addressed aboye or to the secreta
ry, at Cazenovia, New York.
Sep ll-daceotlNov