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t. Manual Insurance. COLI,a. " sew crs 40 -
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b. s=..le Ac-=- ass&
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rr April Report Of ms Mutual Ike Insurance
csS'-sn. OF N---fors No SO WslIs:-This irstir1-
~ during lie i-gzih u AprI AIRED rin-sy-one Lew
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lNsUKMATiUN WANrED.-Mr. WN. ?. W

OF Srucklyn, been absent from his residence since
Tuesday INST. He the Ealsoa Ferry.
IN Brookyn. sboai haepas II O'Clock The night OF
ts. day De ooaiSS OF aoo1i b-l ineaes
.. hshS sai secdsr masks. vits thin and
sharp features, sud yhl b;ls bad oa dsrk cloth
and psEroos dark psided ve't and stock % scarf
OF the same; ha with broad etir Sri OF ksn
color; hs h nep and various other parts OF
h dress sal as sSd ueEneSsrdan BOOK which sso con-
sned b., aud place OF Residence Aay information
Of individual shove described will be very thankfully
received BY his fenis. aa4 reward OF SiS will De PAID
n tutornIuol shall lead his rfSr-
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EANss, NJ 81 Crsnoerry Bootiyu ser lot OF May,
dss Exchange Suidinss Of fulton and Cransetry-slt
Brockiyr. Apdl y, tS}S. m,S lw.
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s. N CONANT. Esq 4+ Bowery, assures us that he has
been cured within tbs past few months with distressing
of IL years standing which very severe be
d.,o.irrd Of ever bsag relieved he very much do
biiitaIed butt enjoying good health.
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Depot i26 5uLSc..l -,,r
NEXT DOOR TO TIE SUN Or, ,.E,
SION o. THE BIG BOTTLE.
For sale by Dfusg4ts generally throughout The u Sstss
Hr. lnclr. ad C.Gaca that nYery sigaed with
.hs written signature Of .. r. TOWNSEND, and lks 90
OtArr. my9H
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-18

TRIAL OF w. CRAWFORD s. Son. The trial
of VIM. Crawford, Jr., and VIM. G. Crawford,
father and son, of this city, charged with con-
spiracy to deiraud Dennis A. McCTeedy, and
Riley s. Smith, of Philadelphia, out of large
amount of merchandise, commenced in the
Court of Sessions of that city, OH Thursday. A
Philadelphia paper says:
The evidence dscloses a series of ordinary
mercantile transactions, but the principal facts
relied upon to show the unfairness Of the trans
actions were the hypothecatlon in several in
stances of merchandise with auctioneers of Bal
timOre, for the purpose of raising money during
a time of great commercial embarrassment
The indictment charges that the goods were OBJ
tanned by VIM. G. Crawford, on the representa-
tions Of his father, VIM. Crawford, Jr., made to
the prosecutors, that the former was in business
for himself, was worth ten thousand dollars,
and did not owe u cent, and was perfectly good
for any amount of goods which the prosecutors
might sell to him on a credit, when in fact he
was not worth ten thousand dollars, and did
owe money in Baltimore. The defendants were
men of some standing in our sister city, and
their case IS of some interest, principally from
this circumstance and the counsel engaged for
the prosecution and the defence. Henry M.
Phillips and VIM. b. Reed, Esqs., appear for
the Commonwealth; Messrs. Crowell, Randall,
Meredith and Nelson, of Baltimore, (Iate At
torney General Of the U. S. for the defen-
dants
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TuNHE WESTERN CoNTINENT

IT, w. s. THOMPSON, EDITOR.
ny runner Tor the present week is filed with choice
anu iu interesting matter. Among the contents are:
terest IVY vi '''"ii"s III
mestic life. "B 9''iJ Vi uo
IaVgh.l'ng Letters by Charles Dickens, No. XIII
glvIhc Ine author'S impressions of Rome
Inc -Four Jars of GoId pleasant story bv Wash.
ington Irving. ''S W " asD
mcAIphlh's Trip TO Charleston, a Iauehable sketch
by inc author OF Cousin ally Diard
Dean swift and the Shoemaker an Instructive an
ecd0te. VII ''e" ueu'e an
MAJOR Jones IN his Travels-anotheT letter descvi,
i've OF his adventures in New YUrk-his opinien Of
the ladies, &c. &c. 'P'"'0h VI
Description of the City of Xapa, Mexico, with n
fine engraving. ' WIN
The Mexican Horsemen, illustrated with two or
celIent engraVings. ' wv ca
IRISH BalIod-Cathleen ban Adair.
well written description of Old Point Connfor, b,,
a distinguished Carelinian. Wy
A TIP to fredericksburg, Notes by the way.
Editorials; Breviiies and Oddities; Anerdotss Sup
DAY Readings; Poetry; News; and copious Epitome
OF lhe Times, together comprising one of the most
Instructive and interesting publications of the day,
Single copies 6! cents. IVY
WILLIAM TAYLOR ...
UIFSt 4, D and Jarvis building
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SHEPPARD A. LEAIxIN,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jel2-om No. CoURTLAHD STREET,
YRVHE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
H. No. IO5 CHEsNUT STREET

- NO AO0 CHESNUT STREET.
,, between Third and Fourth PhiIad
~ ms popular and central Hotel, established by NIL
esSis' oanderson, having passed into the hands n
ue subscriber, he desires to inform his friends an
lhe pubIc that it is open for the reception Il
guests' 10 those who have visited "The Frankli}
mousse; It's advantages as desirable stopping MAC
are wen known, to those who have not il viii M
only necessary u state that it is situated in the hi
slest part OF the most fashionable street. in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post Office, Banks
custom House, Places of Anus ement Hotels Stea.I
Boat Landings, Rail Road Depots Public Souaresl
Coutt House, &c. &c.
since the change of proprietors, large amount Oh
money mas been expended in enargng re-Gtling. rel
furnishing ana painting. Among the numerous i'm j
pfOVements, may be mentioned Improved Entrances
a New Ladies' Ordinary, New Gentlemen Dininol
saloon, New Parlors, New Chambers New Kitchen
ana New Bar R0om-besides many other minor i'm
prnvemenis. ~ IN
The principal feature of first rate Hotel-tsTbs u
Iaoe and Wine Cellar" will be under the MANAGE
ment of Mr.. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON, one of he
former proprietors, whose ambition 10 excel ms a
caterer is well known His widely celebrated CookI
~ ELLEriER" aided by experienced assistants will
still continue TO be right hand man.
Inc Oihce and Books will be under the charge of
Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAM,
iate the able Editor of the DAILY Ohio Union of
and more recently of Boston. In short
great exerl0ns have been made, and hereafter will
not be spared, TO render HTHE FRANKLIN,, one
Of the rery first Hotels for comfort convenience and
So gu Lvlng ID. *. MINOR.
= utIphld, jury, io4o' jyl5-eo6w
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Amrriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, July IS, 1916.

Tug SUg-TREAsURY. The bill to establish
n slIb-treasury, is ono of a series of measures
with which it has been resolved that the coun-
try shall be blessed during the presnt session Of
congress. But if the war continues and the Ia
riff bill bo passed, it is not likely that the sub
treasurers will be ovef5uthened with funds to
keep-and yet, if the specie clause be preserv-
cd in the sub-treasury bill, it will produce great
annoyance by creating two curIencies-one of
specie and the other of paper--the persons in
the employment of, or having contracts with
government, being favored with specie, whilst
other classes Of society will have to be content
with paper. Without the specie clause, it ap-
pears to us that the sub-treasury will be an alb
surdty. The very object of the measure is, as
we understand il, to separate government funds
from banking operations, 30 that they may be
kept with greater safety. But this object will
entirely fail if sub-treasurers have to lock up
bank notes. 1t would be mourning heavy
cost without efIecting the slightest good, ex-
coptng to the officers who would be compensa
ted for their useless labors We have seen the
intnaton thrown out, that the sub-treasurers
are to do a kind of brokerage business by sell
ing drafts upon different sections Of the union,
and will operate principally upon treasury
notes. In fact, that we are to have a disguised
national bank upon small scale but we can
not suppose that those who have so long and SO
loudly advocated metallic currency, will now
nf IN ba hcti I,,fa &C ~
consider the scheme of sub-trcasury one of
those humbugs of the day, which is doomed to
sudden explosion although in its brief exs-
tcnce it may do much harm.
With a war on hand-a tariff which will not
produce revenue enough to defray the ordinary
expenses ofthe governmental sub-treasury-
an increasing national debt-and the operatives
OF the country thrown out of employment--we
have gloomy prospect before us; and those
who bring this condition of things upon the
country, will have an account TO settle with
the people, which they may find difficult to al
Just to their satisfaction. Never has nation
progressed more rapidly in prosperity than the .
United States, since the passage of the tariff
act of 1912. Every branch of business has been
iiourishing-all hands have been employed
and money has been abundant with government
and with individuals. And this period of un-
i'aralIeled success has been selected for rash ex-
periments, which may carry dismay and ruin to
tens of thousands, whilst they can effect no
benefit to the country at large. But, if the PEG.
pie have decreed that those things shall be
done, and have chosen representatives for the
purpose of doing them, whatever affection may
result, those who have sanctioned them will
have no right to complain.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-18

THE MUsEUM-Beneft Of Mr.. Ovens. This favo-
rite comedian is about to leave us to ill an engage
ment of soIae length in Northern city, and on the
occasion of his last appearance which will take place
this evening, presents his name. for benefit. The
house, will, we feel assured, be filled from "turret to
foundation" He offers rich and racy bill-first,
new Drama, called "Home Again." then the laugha
bic farce Of the "Queer Subject" az the whole to
conclude with the fifth act of Orchard the ILL., the
part Of Richard by the beneficiary. Who is going 10
see Owens in Tragedy Why every body to be sure.
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The WEEKLY CLIPPER-Interesing Ne,os! To
days Weekly Clipper is highly interesting, its con
Tents embracing all the latest news from the Army;
important proceedings in Congress; city ems all the
news oil the week rom every quarter; miscellaneous
selections; editorials; reports Of the markets; The
M inIster' Feast" and ''Capture and Recap ure,"
wv" thrilling stories; interesting "Reminist enses of
Gen. Taylor; "PIgrimage TO the Tomb of Wash
ing'on," eXtracs from Fletcher Webster's Grafton,
&C., &c. Price 81 per year; single copies cents.
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90 SATURDAY EVENlNG NEWS, y

@7- SATURDAY EVENING NEWS. The frs,
number of this weekly paper, published and edited
by W. THOMPSON, VI ashingiOn City, will be issued
THIS evening, and may be had after the arrival of the
cars at the store Of Mr.. WIN, TAYLOR, Jarvis,
Building, who is authorized to receive subscriptions
ana advertisements. This number contains original
ana selected Poetry; an extended notice of the Trial
OF Edward Hamilton, for the murder of his wife in
washington city; Philadelphia and Baltimore Cor
fespOndence; Local Intelligence; the latest News
from the Capitol, &C. Subscription for one wear, Al
IA advance, RENTED to the publisher, or paid to an
authorized agent. IIt
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no INTERESTING NOTICE. The Rev,d Mr..
NEANDER, for several years an officiating Jewish
Rabbi, but for eight years past a convert TO Chris
llanlty, and now missionary the Jews under the
direction OF the American Society for meoratlng the
German Mission Church, corner of Bond and LON
bard street, SABBATH MORNING, July 18TH, at
half past 10 O'Clock, and in the afternoon Of the same
day IN English. at O'Clock, in Ligat street Metho
dist Episcopal Church. Itt
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BLOODY AFFAIR IN KENTUCKY. On the
goth ult., in Pendleton county, Ky, man
named Isaac Hawkins, who had a wife and two
children, committed rape on girl named
Elizabeth Miller, between IL and ID years of
age. So soon as the outrage became known,
an officer named Lowe, proceeded to arrest
him. Hawkins, on the approach of the officer,
drew dirk and attempted to escape, when
Lowe fired his gun, the load taking effect in the
side OF Hawkins, and producing death in a
short time.
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90 CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING of

every description, executed with great despatch, at
ne ONCE vi the Clipper, 1874 BALTMoRE-sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADTNG,
STAGE & HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc.
Indeed it is needless TO enumerate, as are pos
sessed offaciities with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery fordoing work, in eseryste,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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CAUTION. We would caution the public
against receiving the notes of concern called
tho salisbury Bank" Maryland. They have
been put in circulation to considerable amount
within few days past, by concern in Wall
street, and we presume this is similar concern
to the Georgia Lumber Co" &c. A So note
was this morning offered at an Exchange office
and the answer was, "no sale"
The salisbury Bank" referred to in the
above paragraph, (Which we copy from the
Brooklyn Advertiser,) went into operation a
few weeks ago under an act passed at the late
session of the Maryland legislature, and is, we
believe, managed by gentlemen of respectable
ty. It's notes pass current in this city, and gem
orally throughout the State. Why they should
be refused in New York we know not.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-18

INTERESTING CASE. Some weeks since, MIR.
Fisk, Of New Orleans, was robbed on the Pha-
delphia route TO New York, of carpet bag
containing $500. This bag, with the remain
der of MIR. F.'s baggage, had been placed in the
hands of one of the agents of the railroad com
pany, and it disappeared, although Mr.. F.
found the remaining part in good order He
has begun action against the railroad company
to recover the amount of his loss.
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CAPTURE OF MAMMOTH SHARK. The
Sandwich (Mass.) Observer says shark was
killed few days since, in Provincetown har-
Dor, which was heavyweight feet long. The
three young men who captured this long fish
certainly the largest we recollect 10 have heard
of-sold it to couple of individuals for ffly
dollars, who skinned and stuffed it for preserva
lion.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR'S,
q, 5 and 6 Jarvis, Rnildinr.
GONE RARE & BEAUTIFUL BoOKs,

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- Careton's Great National Work, Val, ENTiNE
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author Oh lne "Black Prophet" ''Au Mcguire - sc
The FARMERS CABINET AND AMERICAN
HERD Book, devoted TO Agriculture, HorticuIture.
and moral and domestic afTais. Popular Lectures
on science and Art, by Dionysius Lardner part H.
Eross pictorial History of the World, part 90, Jus,
arrived-25 cts Call early at 'NS'
jyls2t TAYLOR;S, Won all kro,, ,,ho,o
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LADIES SMoKING SEGARs. Three ladies. an.
parently OF the upper ton" class, says New
York paper, accompanied by three gentlemen,
were promenading the upper part of Broadway,
each smoking regalia They should now
have paddle-boxes attached, and screw propel-
lers, and they would become the regular steam
ers Of good society.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-18

1G- JOHN Il. BOOTH, NJ ANUFAc ruRER OF To
BACCO AND CIGARS, (whO formerly kept at The
''yelow corner,") is now doing bu,iness nearly ep
posite MS old stand, No, IS HANOXER-ST. He par.
ticuarly invites his Obi friends and patrons to call
when they want COON TOBACCO & CIGARS, az he
knows he can please them iva tfr
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IN EWsPAPERs! NEWsPAPERS,

~ Just received The hest weeklies from Boston
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. amonosi
which may be found Boston Yankee, Uncle SAN
weekly Tribune, New York Mirror, Saturday EN-
poflum, the su6teranean, Old COunuyman, Boston
Pilot, Freeman's Journal NY Farmer N Macbnnin
Benne!I's Weekly Herald, Nea's Gazette, the ON
NOUS, Phlladelphs Courier, Saturday Evening Post.
M national Police Gazette, National Press, Dollar
newspaper, Public Ledger Saturday Visitor, Odd
Fellows Mirror, Western Continent, Pictorial Iona
than, and others For sale at VIM
WILLIAM TAYLOR'S,
d. and jarvis BUILDING
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n9-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
single Plate
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
OF mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entrelvnew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES:
&C. &C., for sale and made to Order as cheap as thew
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. E. s. FRYER,
Milf No. l North Cav street
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EXCURSION THIS AFTERNOON. The fine steamer
Pocahontas will leave Ligh-st. wharf, this after
noon, at O'Clock, on an excursion dowa the bay
Ihis trip is intended for The accommodation and en-
Joyment" children, The boat being large and roomy
will allow them an abundance of room for exercise
Excellent music will be on board The boat will
stop at the County wharf going and returning.
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RIGHT OF PETITION. The right of petition.
IL held to be inViolable by the people of the
United States. 1t is sacred right of which
they cannot be Invested; and yet the Washing
ton Union complains that it has been exercised
by the manufacturers of Pennsylvania, because
the memorials which they have presented to
the Senate against the tariff act now before thai
body, may in the opinion of the editors, pro-
cuce panic. 1t thus appears, that the free
citizens oil this country must fold their arms in
silence and see themselves and families reduced
to ruin, lest the exhibition of their grievances
may defeat measure which the editor of the
Union has at heart. Nor must members of the
Senate make speeches in defence of the inter-
ests their constituents; for the potent editor
of the Union will have no time thus consumed
it being his order that the tariff bill shall be
passed forthwith. Here, under our free repub-
lean system of government, we have an effort
to establish an odious despotism-a despotism
which would suppress the right of petition and
OF speech but we have not yet arrived at that
state of servility in which we can quietly sub
init to be Invested Of our dearest rights The
people will complain when the attempt is made
to destroy their interests and Senators will ut
ter their sentiments in defiance. of the threats
and frowns of selfcreated dctators. We know
that the editor of the Union exercises power
fu influence over the actions of Congress-, and
That he has arbitrarily and effectually exerted
1t upon recent occasions; but we sadly msap-
prehend the spirit ofthe age, if he can silence
the complaints of the people, or suppress free
discussion in the Senate.
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30 and So, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each so0
% and 50, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos each *
20 and AZ, being the 81 and 4lh drawn Nos each 40
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, q
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E1NGLIsH ENAMELLED pREsERy

HL ING KETTLES. CIark's genuine Enameled
PRESERVING KETTLES, of all sizes, imported
direct from the manufacturer Aisa, ENAMELLED
SAUCE PANS and TEA KETTLES, of all sizes.
This is the best in for nreserSng or cooking
any choice Dishes as it imparts no taste whatever
This cannot he said of brass, copper or iron,
For the genuine article, warranted to give satsfac
ton, call at the House FURNISHING WARE Rooms.
No. % N. Charles street, opposite Union Bank
jyl5 @. E. WETMORE & co.