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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23
FRESH IMPORTATION BEST QUALITY IRISH
LINEN AND LINEN GOODS GENERALLY.
UR MCELDOWNEY 81 co, have received

Mas direct from one of the best manu- factories in
Ireland, n full supply OF LINEN GOODS, and having
been purchased at such advantageous rates. that will
enable them TO furnish their customers with LINEN,
warranted all fur at such prices that cannot fail 10
give satisfaction They "a, "a, o., 1874 and
ia LINEN SHEETING from 80 TO "a inch; Bolster
and Pillow. case LINEN 8,5, Sxl0, 1870, l0xl2,
l0Xl3, 10 l6, l0X20 and 10 % TABLE CLOTHS; Da-
mask and Diaper Table Linen, i'll great variety; Dia-
per and Damask NAPKINS, from low priced 10 SUI
perhne; Birds.eye, Russia and Scotch DIAPER: Rus
STA Crash; German Rolls: Stair Damash; with full
assortment of A Irish Shifting LINEN, from low
priced to superine House keepers and others want
ing superior article Of the above goods, would do
well TO examine their stock hefore purchasing else
where. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
feel between Calvert end Light.
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shan at any other establishment. The subscriber in
vies the pubic TO give him call, as they may rely
getting work OF superior quality, he has EN-
pIoyed most efficient workman John Roberts,
foreman, who has been in the best establishment
in this city. A. W. CHANEY.
n. D. Customer WORK made TO order al the short
est notice.
He would also inform his old customers who have
so literally patronized him al his old and well known
tand, 81 Harrison st., that he has on hand large
stock Of all kinds Of Boots Shoes, made in the most
fashionable style, which will be sold low, either
wholesale or retail.
A. W. CLANCY, 80 Harris IN ST..
do 3m Sign OF the Ma pOcon Boot b, Shoe Store.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE

EMPORIUM!
A. The subscribers have prepared
0a8aax#a fine assortment of beautiful andszH=.ss"
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies' to
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Gatcis So; Half Caters, thick sole 81 .62;
Morocco half Boots do. 81 %; Morocco Jefe sons,
do. Sll2; SEAL Skin Half Boots, $l.l2; Seal Skin
Jeersons, S Misses half Boots thick sole, rs cents
children's Boots and Shoes, So cents.
o. The above work is prepared in the nestest and
most fashionable style, with every care for its dura-
hility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS h NICULAI,
n27-tf No. SO Baltimore st.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS

ENONSURl pa Y Es BEWARE OF DECEP
u 1lON AND ALL SPURIOUS TAR MIN
TURES rot mp a. IMTT.4TiONS Of
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPH1HA,
which il daily rtrctinp such TemaI kahle cures iB
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION!
PHILADELPnI,, October IL, lS45.
1he under signed is induced TO make tie Oll0wn!
briCf statement under hrm conviction that m8nl
valuable lives might he saved was recourse had t.
the sume means which have ICstnied me to heath, !
had suffered for Yeas with weakness of the LNkGs
and LIVER COMPLAINT, but so gradual were tho
nrnads Of disease that felt no alarm until With.
the last year. The chief cause of distress was pain
IN my breast and right side great OppressiGn almost
stranggg. md total inability to Use the COTTup
Ter wh,cL ObStrncted my bTeathing and at times 81
great nay suffering thought could not live AZ,
hour II in scarcely necessary 10 say, hat daring
dis tine had the best medical attendance, was cap
ped, bistGred, Sc. with ~ avail. | also USED van
0us advertised aud well known medicines, Obtaining
no relief whatever until | procured THOMSON'S
COMPOUND IRUP OF TAR md WOOD
N.fPIiTIis4 one bottle of which benefited me moe
than all else | had taken; and now assert it AS ny
solemn belief that by this time IShouh haze b. en- il,
my grGre had not procured this remedy at The time
did. SARAH JANE ADAMS,
No. 1873 South Fourth street.
Sworn 10 and subscribed this 18Th day of October,
lS45, hefOe me, CHAUHcEY BULKLRT. AdeTman.
repaired only by S.P. THOMSON, Philadelphia
Authorised agents: Roberts Atkinson, corner Balti-
More and Hanover sts.; &. St0tt, WashingtOn d. G.;
VI. A. SantOn, Norfolk; A. Duva s. Co Richmond,
Va Price so cts siI bottles for So So Betrare OF
Who0 you purchase. dis Bun
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BOOT FACTORY.

BOOT FACTORY.
gUgSggh The sUhacriber having opened store
AfT No. 21l WEST PRATT STREET, u
IL few doors above Sharp, south side,
M would respectfully inform his friends
Ntligss. "a the public generally, that he is pre-.
KEStE pare TO manufacture BOOTS, sewed
NESat3 or pegned, that cannot be exceled in
glllE.h materials, workmanship neauess OF
M;sfHsA fit, which he will guarantee shall veal
%G2sgt, equal to any that are manufactured in
This or any city in the union. He also
would return thanks to his friends and customers for
their kind patronage and would ask continuance OF
the same.
N. b. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5-y SAMUEL Buckley.
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uN COLEMAN, BOOT MAKER,

HN COLEMAN, BOOT MAKER,
ELe No. 5 HOLIDAY STREET,
3 doors from Baltimore-st.
a~ The subscriber bcgs leave tn in
EI form his friends aud customers that
VI xhe has feestaOlished himself AT the
ezfaz~ "a af6n@ above stand, where he is manutac-
IA turing gentlemen's BOOTS, HOES,
H"Aes0 Sc. at his usual low prices, and in
STYLE which he is determined shall not be suroa sed
by any establishment in the city, Further putting is
unnecessary, as every one who has worn his Boots
can testify TO their quality. He also tegs leave 10
return his thanks his customers for the
very liberal share of patronage which they extended
10 him. and very humbly s0licts continuance ofihe
same, fri ja3l 3m
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YENO PRIMTERs.
II NESBITT7S WOOD TYPE.

PRICES REDUCED!
TYPE from this mandatory warranted supe-
rior TO those from any other mandatory they having
obi aimed THREE SILVER MEDALS and FIVE DIPLOMAS
from the various Fairs in the cities of New York and
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO, 4 suuTH FRI DkkILK ST.
First door from BaltnuTe-,t going inward The dOckl
III AK h NO1IC II. oi III ROGERS NAME on
Il different paris vi HE office
Attendance nom A. N uu 10 at night.
CURE W.8RR.1NJED
DC NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
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STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS

On ia NDARD AND MISCELLA n EGDUS
~ BOOKS AT COST PRICES. The subscribers
having concluded 10 devote attention exclusively to
the wholesale and retail SCHOOL BOOKS and STA
TIONERY business, and more particularly to The
manufacture Of BLANK BOOKS of every descrip-
ton now offer their entire stock of Miscellaneous
and Standard Books at cost prices in order To dispose
of them BY the list Of April next.
Our assortment is very large and complete, embra-
cling The works Of the best American, English French
and German writers, in almost every department of
Literature Science and the Ats together with an
extensive collection of Theological Historical, Poet.
ical, Biographical, Medical and Juvenile Works by
the most approved authors.
We have also handsome assortment of Bibles
and Prayer Books of various sizes and bindings all of
which well sell peTyiop.
We would merely state, that large proportion Of
the books offered as above have been purchased at
the trade sales held in New York and Phila-
delphia for much less than the regular prices.
Persons wishing to ill up or complete their Libra
ries, now have an opportunity of doing AT com
paratvely small expense. COHr aud examine books
and prices. PARSONS & KURiZ,
No. ISL PHAFf STREET,
fel6-co6t adjoining the Rail- Dad Depot.
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Intermediate SIZES al prOportiOnate rates.
Orders left at the "BhLTIMp RE TYPE FOUN-
DRY" will meet with immediate attention.
n24tf f. LUCAS, Jr,, Proprietor.
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BRELLA STORE

~uICAP BRELLA STORE
NO. 80 ". HOWARD-ST.. BETWEEN
LEXINGTON X FaYETTE, e, SIDE.
The subscriber is constantly manufactur
A,M ing Umbrellas of every variety aud finish
49, and has now on hand a beautiful assoII
~ ment Of Silk, Scotch Gingham and Cotton
UMBRELLAS, which he will SELL wholesale and re-.
tail, very low fo' cash Umbrellas Parasols and
sun Shades, covered and repaired on REASONABLE.
terms. Merchants having unsaleablr silks ON hand
can have Them made mp on reasonable terms. Cal
and see for yourselves,
RecOlect the No, 3S.
L. LUCAS ENNIS, Practical Umbrella
Manufacturer, North Howard 81
o2h sign Of the Lady wihfne Parasof.
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MJEW BOOTAND SHOE STORE,

EAST BALTIMORE STREET,
Three doors East Of the Bridge.
Where the subscriber has opened
a fashionable BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, aud has on hand a general
assortment Of Gentlemen and La
dies' Boots and Shoes of CveTy de-
gcripti0n, which will be sold lower
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& hth ca %c. Just re cevrd by r,il road 3 TONS
SP OF CAKE. IN ,tof" and for SALE NV ''-"
., CLAYTON < SONS.
"iA lds Lombard stgGoa.
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d. FIRING GOODS,
~ FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
No. $50 B.4LTIAfD ORE ST,
Have received nv late arrivals from Europe large
addition to heit former stock Of goods, which will De
increased by several packets which to arrive this
MONTH
Pearl, Agate and Bone Blu rTONS
Ta res, Stay Bindings and Thread Lace
Carpet and London BINDINGS
TailOrs' Trimmings
Satin, Silk and Cotton CRAYATS
spool tOttou
Tilley's Patent Shoe THREADS
English and German Hosiery and Gloves
Bobbin Laces and EGgngs
Looking Glass PLATES
CUTLERY, a complete assortment
Snuff Boxes and Jews Harps
States, Slate Pencils, and general assortment of
GERMAN Goods.
ALSO-Un Consignment
Solid lead PINS
Gilt Lasting, Silk and Bone BUTTONS
Gum Suspenders, Combs
Playing Cards, Brushes
Fancy soap and Perfumery
CLOCKS, Friction Matches
She BLACKING
Gilt Jewelry, Razor StrOps, sc. TO which we in
vIe the attention of purchasers, and will only say
them, that if they will give us call before making
their purchases they will find it to their advantage,
as we have made such arrangements for importing
our goods as will enable us to offer them ut prices
which cannot fail TO please. (Al fell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
From tho Petersburg Republican.
Caution 10 the Pmbllc.

Mr.. EDrroR;-Through tho medium of your paper I
wish TO sppnso the community Of suspicious character
who has recently been lurking about the
part OF Din~iddie county From circumstances connected
with the csnduc OF this individual 10 only my belief
but the belief OF my ncighbo that his object OBJ
tain recent commune with slaves for evil
purpose. When meeting with white person he represents
himself crazy and language which can't DO
comptchended. but when meeting with slave speaks good
English lie about feet7 or inches high. dark
should suppose about 10 years old shAbby dressed and
wss wearing grey This man was not arrest.
cd because the fact which attached suspicion him
not developed until his escape Hoping ,hi. notice may
meet the OF whose nc,ghSarhood he may
hereafter appear which may lead to his detection, the
II. ii. s.
MAY %, 1876
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
Sccne in Conrres..

There are sometimes nch scenes exhibited IN ths Hall
Of the House OF Representatives. which the regular Re
Poror shrink from pouurayng One Of these, adycrted
by the Alexandra Gazette occurred lsi Monday when
the bill making certain appropriations for the territory Of
Iowa was pending. Mr.. Felix Grundy McConnclI-not
under the influence of the Columbian Fountain, says the
Gazette) but Of something srOnger-proposed sundry
amendments, among which apProprahng S25, 600
for the OF public grocery" tue Falls OF Nj
asars," and supplying it with the comforts
and another. appropriaung S2OUO,OOO break up the
running gear Felix sadd!er Of ruin and foul legisa-
ton" Some Of the amendments proposed by him were
too indecent for publication; and failing his efforts at
last attract attention raise laugh, 10 the credit
the House, be said he placed his legs upon his desk
and ms mead and shoulders upon the Of ms chair his
body resting upon air and in this position sleep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04

The Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore Pat
u. under date Of May 3lsI. write as follows;

The Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore Pat
not. under date OF May 3lst writes follows;
"Mr CALHOUN is preparing himself make demonsira-
ton IN the course OF few Gays which will be apt to
onish some people He hard work writing report on
the subject oil the great doctrines laid down by the Memphis
COMMUNICATING right power aud duty OF the General
Government to improve the channels and harbours our
majestic such the rivers Ohio and
Tie viii lay down the doctrine that the States cannot con-
icdcrae To make these mpovements-that when n river
passes through two States those States may apply TO the
General Government for power make improvements in
the same-but when the river passes through three or
more States this conno be donc-he power then belong.
exclusively to the General Government which improve
the channel OF the rivers, although 1t cannot touch the
shores on either side they belong the States The
states cannot confederate Of the Union
Ia carry on any public work which they have an inter
est lie defines the powers OF the General Government
and OF the States IN manner TO the doctrines the
Memphis Convention with great force and ability lie
wil make perfect shaking among the old dry bones
the ancient steklers tor stc construction" the old har-
upon rs and 49, and carry off from the ranks of
Loeoocoism party that will be formidable both IN talent
and numbers, IN the next Presidential Mark the
prediction"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
Prom the fincastlc Democrat, may 10.
AWFUL, STORM

Ii becomes duty choncles Of the news 10 state
that Fncase Friday last with one OF tho
most destructive hail occurred In this
ton OF country, but similar witnessed in Lynch
burg in 1885. Early the evening the laundering of
the angry clouds announced the approach Of storm and
e did the peaceful inhabitants OF quiet village think
that, that NOISY laundering heradng approach of
hail-some OF which nearly large hens egg
which would destroy all gardens and
growing crops of every description within its reach but
such the borne from the throne Of the thund
eer, by those dark and angry clouds by
proach. Our filed with and the valley.
float Steamboat OF the small fry class. All our citizens
heard the amount named in any cases but those
OF Mossrs Benjamin CarPer & Son, Benjamin Lam
ders and Oliver Calaghan, Esq. The former had their
lanyard inundated with water, and all the watts were so
filled up that every hide will have Le removed ana the
rehet with bark, which understand will cost
them at least $500. The second named gentleman who
the for building the brick work of our new
Court House, uses about $50 worth OF fine oil brick
the loss Of which will occasion him take more than
eeeks" complete that portion OF the building The lat
ter gentleman who formerly the proprietor of this pa
per- and who lives his near this place
that $500 would hardly replace his losses Toe most re-
markabo OF the whole matter that the hail was prnci-
pally confined TO town.
To the farmers that portion Of Catawba Creek be-
tween this place and the River very discouragins
their fences have been washed away three times this
Spring, by floods, and their land also considerably dam
aged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
Thc RpnuhliCnn.

We inadvertently omitted yesterday notice the with
drawal OF Messs. Crane, Smith & Co from the Republican
having sold that paper Messrs. Robert H. Gallaher
and Oliver p. Baldwin by whom will in future be
Quoted We take leave Of late contemporaries with
regret which naturally feels parting from those with
whom bo has held agreeable professional intercourse Our
acquaintance with the late editors Of the Republican has
been brief but has inspired with high respect io their
talents and virtues and sincerely wish them oil!
cess ~ the new pursuits in when they may embark.
Oi Messs. GaIaher and Baldwin It - unnecessary tina
should say any thing the readers OF the Wing, with
winch paper both Of them have been recently
They have best wishes tor their success It casry
aud talent It, have no doubt they will
hoir most sanguine expectations.
orn. Cray. n.na ID o., ws,.r p.mLl.l will play on The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
The Wound. of Col. ncIu,o.b

Although the wounds OF this officer are severe it is
thought he will be able reach New Orleans from Poin,
Isabel in about six weeks from this The Savannah
Georgian gives the following particulars OF his escape
death. gathered from letter received by relative Of Col
Mcintosh IN that city:
"CO Melntosh's wounds received in the battle of
the second day while leading his regiment against the
my's battery When he had almost reached It, his horse
noble animal, was shot from under him. Six Mcsicans
rushed out OF small cluster OF chaparal-or this fight
was IN the chspaahrcc with their bsyonets pointed
his head One bruised his nose sghty-the other went
IN nj the mouth knocked out OF the teeth the LETT
sde aud passed through his neck with the bsyonst thus
they pinned him to the ground One put the of
muske to the Coones forehead and pulled trigger but
powder in the flashed. Another put his musket the
cast OF the fallen Colonel. While firing the
Colonel pushed it aside, and the into the
ground. bayonet then thrust into his left and
broke IT, Had not some his the mo-
men his brains would have been beaten out with their
muskes The Colonel has another slight wound in the
leg The wound IN the neck has caused him pain
10000 deaths"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
incidents on the Rnttle r,eld.

Among the wounded in the battle OF Ressea do Ia Pal
ms. on the 9Th ult, Lieut. C. D. JORDAN Of the 9Th U.
S. Infantry.
When tho Eighth Regiment ordered to advance. TO
support the bold charge OF the dgoon led by Cap May.
the company TO which Lieut. Jordan was attached rushing
the enemy. compelled them to break their ranks. and
fight in detached squads which, after brief but severe
iest. destroyed or dispersed.
Lieutenant Jordan seeing group Of five Mexicans fir
ing forces. rushed upon them sword in hand
peeng that he supported by three soldiers OF IN.
mcnt. Two three shots discharged at him when
ut the distance OF only few PAGES but they fortunately
missed him-snd at this moment he perceived he was
alone, his having with other enemies. and his
foes prepared receive him with the bsyonot IL
time Tor hesitation-ho made a blow with his
sword at the nearest Mexican which wounded him
rely, although was partly pated by his muske-and at
this critical moment his foot struck something he stun
bed fell forward the ground and lost his WORD Before
he could his feet he received three sabs in
his body-but he instantly threw himself OF the
Mexicans, wrenched cutSss from his hand, when he
fired upon by another and buck lodged in his
the shoulder and passed through his am
He fell upon his back, and his about de-
spateh HIM, when Lieut. &. Lincoln, having vsnquished
these previously opposed TO him, hascncd with ehes in
good time the Lieut. Lincoln cut down one OF
the Mesicans, whose comrades Immediately subdu
-
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Chc.tcrficld ltniIra.a .,.,.........-


W An adjourned meeting Of the Stockhold.r.
o. this Company viii be held EIehans, HAM An ,s
NC h"ood ON FRIDAY, oth June o.,Ioek o s.
and act upon tho report then eonm,. ,,s
atths annual meeting the goth soAI.r win M.
{" Their committee, relative 10 sale new Comn.a.
May ist.I6-td w. n. srRorI,Fp Ts-.W'
nT 4. .occrtc- nt Auction.-Mola..e. Coa,. R,.. a..
This MORNING, June th. At 10 o'cioel BY ~
rs DAVENPORT ALLEN q Co Aue,.
ep sands .rsapariiIs.-1bc in.ns, Of anlm.,. MOI.
" operation than the Of teaeh.. then. ,,,.,
vegetables To eat aud which mere n.,,ne ~, =
anhe-' cannot Improve discovery. IL belong, m -
reason 70 elaborate. project that
mas discovered randf ssr.apsriia Mn, oS -.
meaer which Intellect through medium OF .,I.n,
hs research and philosophical experiment. may dcyroo An a..
medical root In all seroalou. IN
oraei Originating In diseased condition the vital
Dow arr proportion OF aldoase el,...
% wsh Known specific 10 hell tn I'm m ,os,. NJ
paeuee has hedwhea the exhibition every o,s.,
OF medicine which skill OF hope =.
sa1pania has In numberss instances wroush, .osss ~,
radical cure. 'peeo, ana
For further particulars. and conclusive evidene. Of N.
agents gratis. - " "eao ' he
pVrreparcd and sold Wholesale and retail and for
SANDS, Druggists and Ohemist. Grani. buihin,.
90 corner Of Chambers street. New Yors: .d A.
oy poNL PURCELL, Agents. Mal street Riehmopd Va =
:. y 1919 y. ~ oo'ues iot . eolars 81
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Virginin Raptisf Anniver,nries.

Va and For. Bap Bible Socsty, Friday, June 5. %
o'clock, A. NJ, Grace ST. Church
2-Sormon before do, &. Tyroe-W a. Buynham alter
nate II o'clock, Grace ST. Oh.
3-Va Bop. For. Miss. Soc Friday afternoon, O'Clock,
Grace St. Oh.
4-sermon before do, II. H. Bagby-s Hume alternate,
night, Second Ch.
5-B'p. Cen Association, Saturday, O'Clock, A. NJ,
Second Oh.
6-sermon before DO, J. Walkers 8. Sumner alter
nate VI o'clock. Second Oh.
7-Educadon Sermon, w. II. Jordan-D. Shaver alter.
nate night. Second Ch.
s-Ya. Bap. I'D. Soc. Monday morning. 10 O'Clock lat
Oh.
IVA Bop Sun. School and Pub. Soc, Monday after
noon, o'clock, let Oh.
lO-Conceu of prayer for Missions Monday night nj
each Of tho churches.
ia meeting Trus. Rich'd Col Tuesday afternoon, 4
O'Clock, ID Oh.
l2-Sermon before Pub. Society, T.. l.. Magoon-J. g.
Clopton, alternate, night let Ch.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04

u letter from Switzerland, published in the Wash
iugtou Union, speaks OF call made upon the oppressed
Jews IN Germany emgraie the United States, an
inducement to which il IS stated in q German paper that
Notwithstanding President Polk sis Jew he had attained
the highest honor that could be conferred him Il was
stated the other day, in British Magazine that Mr. Polk
hero Of the las, war and made prisoner some
where the Canadian frontier What meamorphoss he
next 10 undergo surmise Certainly
b. eGayagundy Of character than those to which
he has already been subjected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
Arrest of Gnu,hI...

capt Winters last night instance Of his per-
speaeiy and real IN arresng three gamblers in
hotel IN Common The names of these p,r.ons mr..
John Otto, Thos Barnes and VIM. Boyden. On search
ing their rooms variety OF implements were found; such
as about 200 packs Of cards. silver dealing
boxes checks faro Cloths gambling tables Govern card
racks and card cutters From tie great variety and quaint
v OF implements. machinery &c, &c. took five men to
carry 'he'n to the police office. While there the prison.
ers were anxious TO give bail for their
$1,000 each was demanded. William Boyden has been
arrested in our city before similar charge so tina, bail
IN the sum OF $4,000 was required from him withou,
hesitation he paid down amount in bank notes and b
was released-N q. Bee.