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Dome BUSINESS. A merchant of this City
left his store on Wednesday evening, took the
steamboat Ira weller, eastward, and was in
Providence at 4 next morning, transacted BUSH
ness there till 8; took the cars for Boston, arri-
wing at TO- did business there till 2; took the cars
for Worcester; where he arrived at 4; did bust
ness there till Il took the Norwich train for
New York, and was home again at 7 yesterday
morning, having been one day away from his
business, travelled nearly 500 miles, and spent
eleven hours in transactng business in three
different places, each forty miles from both the
others. So we go Il N. Y. Tribune.
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3llnesO r less make quaTe--lI an advertisement
lis ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
advertisements are payable at the time of their
Hon.
ITHE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
paper, containing all the select matter of the
eis published every Saturday morning, at this low
pf 81 per annunl.
All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
1 which the advance payment expires.
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STEAMER FOR WASHINGTON. The Steam
ship Massachusetts, was to leave New York on
Wednesday for Washington. She was IN fine
trim and good sailing order. Her appearance
on the Potomac may Induce the government to
purchase or charter her for the Gulf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-15

CONFERENCE. The New York Conference
of the M. E. Church commenced its annual
session on Wednesday morning, Bishop HEIDI
ing presiding, About ESQ preachers were pre-
sent.
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1.-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTE
p CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
ziriers, at only stn and quarter cents per week,
e TO the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
libers, at the rate of Four Dollars per year, pay
klWaYs. in advance.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ANTISLAyERY-
Case Of Torrey This branch of abolitionists
also celebrated their anniversary in New York
on Tuesday Arthur Tappan presided and
submitted series ofresolutions, embracing the
general views ofthe aboltionists. The Herald
says:
The resolutions denounced slavery in the
South as repugnant to the spirit and letter of
the great charter of American freedom, the
"Declaration of Independence" They next
denounced Maryland, and the martyrdom to
which the late Rev. DR.. Torrev was subjected
in Maryland, and stated that Mr.. Charles
Stewart, of Toronto, Upper Canada, actually
offered to serve out the remaining term of his
servitude in prison. That they intended to es-
tablish paper at Washington, and would ex-
clude themselves from all religious society, I'M
less they aided in the abolition of slavery.
Rev. Mr.. Ward, Ga colored man. then made
a long speech in support the following reso-
luton:
Resolved that the best and highest interests
of our whole country demand the immediate,
entire and unconditional adjustment of Amer
lean slavery.
Mr. Avian Stewart here pronounced an eulo-
gy on the late DR.. Tory, who died the first
martyr to the cause of liberty. The society
would make ample and liberal provisions for
his widow and children, for whom large sum
was already made up. The lawyers in the
case of Dele Websters defence, had charged
an outrageously high fee, and wanted to do so
in the case of Mr.. Torrey. This should not be
countenanced. There are 3s papers in the
Union supporting this division of the abol
tionists, (the Liberty party,) 5 papers of the
Garrison party, and in all 50 real anti-slaVerY
papers.
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NAVAL. The U. S. steamship of war Prince
ton left Boston OH Tuesday for Vera Cruz, with
gallant crew and heavy armament U. S.
Surveying schr. Wave, Lieut.. Com'r j. R
Goldsborough, U. S. Navy, arrived on Mon
day night at New York from Norfolk, via De-
laware Breakwater.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-15

MARINE INSURANCE. The Directors Of the
Marine Insurance Companies in Philadelphia,
resolved to insert the war clause in all future
policies.
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. EW JEwELRY,

~ RECEIVED THIS DAY!
PnQ Cameo Breastpns; Cameo Bracelets; pink
YIN and yellow Topaz Bracelets; Breastpns to
ss4 SRmatch; Hoop Earrings of the new patterns;
&s.i<sSgold Guard and Fob Chains; gold Pencil
Cases; Shirt Studs-with large variety of other
goods, all new and handsome, at very low prices.
Es- Store WATER STREET, Cd door from Calvert,
apo GABRIEL ID. CLARK.
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nIssOLUTION. The co partnershio hereto

nISSOLUTION. The co partnership hereto.
~ fore existing between the undersigned, and do
ing business as the firm of PARSONS s KURTZ
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
Il. NEWTON KURTZ, who will continue the
Book and Stationery business the old stand alone
authorised TO settle the business of the firm, and also
the business of the late firms of Parsons s. Preson
and Parsons, Preston s. Kurtz.
DANIEL PARSONS,
T. NEWTON KURTZ.
Baltimore, April 9th, 1886.
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CITIZENS UNION LINE TO PHILA-
DELPHIA.
VIA FRENCHTOWN AND NEWCASTLE.
TRNHIS well known Line has commenced running
u for the season, leaving BOwly's wharf, foot of
HTgGs~ d South street,) DAILY, (exceptS Sun
| Ua-l4-ssaS days. at o'clock, P. Nj.
$sssGsNA9fiiI& The splendid Steamers composing
| - sssasszeszz9ths Line are the
! GEO WASHINGTON, Capt. TRIPLE,
CONSTITUTION, Capt. PEARCE.
ROBERT MORRIS, Capt. DoUGLAss.
OHIO, Capt. DAVIS
Fare through, THREE DOLLARS-Supper provi-
ded on board. A. CRWFORD, Agent.
0(5-Passengers landed and taken of at Ford's Lam
ding.
RETURNING-Tnis Line leaves Dock st. wharf,
Philadelphia daily, except Sundays, at O'Clock, P.
NJ. A. CRAWFORD,
app Agent.
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THEAP OIL CLOTHS, | have Just recev-
" ed large assortment of heavy FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, suitable for Rooms, Halls, &c. &C, at ex
tremely low prices Persons in want of good OIL
CLOTHS, cheap, will do well to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as | am determined to sell at the
very lowest prices.
JOHN C. HOLLAND, AZ N. Gay street,
fe2l-d near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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BY the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Secretary of State.

Texas AND Observation-Disclosures Wealth
Sc. The New York Sun after describing the
position of our troops on the Rio Grande
says
"The latter river is the boundary between
Texas and Mexico, as claimed by the United
States. Mexico contends that the River Nue.
ces is the boundary, and that river ,vas the
boundary of the former State of Texas before
the revolution. But Texas claimed to the Rio
Grande, as people of that district joined her in
defending the Mexican Constitution of 1924
and in the war of independence which she wag-
ed so successfully against the despots of Mexico,
From MatamGras to the city of Mexico there
is good road, with five or ten military posts
along the route. An American army of fifty
thousand men, crossing the Rio Grande at Ma
tamoras, could readily march through the coun-
try to the city of Mexico. Yucatan, on the
south, is already in arms against the military
despots governing at the Capital; and the PEG.
| pie of Vera Cruz and other States of centra
Mexico are clamorous for the recall of Santa
Anna (who is now in Cuba) and the restora
ton of the Republic. The facilities for inter
course with our army, and with the Mexican
people, are favorable to the rapid execution oil
military operations. From Galveston to Point
Isabel, is $50 miles by water. New Orleans to
Point Isabel, 500 miles. New Orleans to Vera
Cruz, 1900 miles. Yucatan to the city of Mex
leo, 900 miles. The population of the city OF
Mexico is about 10000. High mountains rise
in the distance on all sides of the city, but the
location, although under the Troplc of Cancer,
is remarkable for its salubrity, and in summer
the extreme heat is less severe than in New
York or Philadelphia. The city is approach
ed by excellent roads which branch out in eve
ry direction, and on which are transported the
silver ores and bullion from an hundred of the
richest mines in the world. The magniicence
of the principal edfices-some being furnished
with gold and silver ornaments valued at many
millions, and containing rich treasures hid a
way by the avaricious-has excited the admi-
ration fall travellers. Yet, with all her riches
Mexico is poor Her people are kept in gnor-
ance by the tyranny of few, and their wealth
is CARED off to other lands TO swell the gains Of
trade and commerce which they are not per.
mitted to enjoy. The poor Mexican crawis
listlessy over neglected silver mines, lost in
the contemplation of his own AFFECT condition.
The iron hand of despotism is upon HIM"
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A the undersigned Intends continuing the bust
N ness at the old stand, No. Isl Pratt st, he res
pectfuy socits continuance of the patronage here
tofore literally extended to the late firm pedging
himself to do his utmost to please all who may favor
him with call. I. NEWTON KURTZ,
.... School Bookseller and Statfoner,
apps No. Isl Pratt ST., adjoining Railroad Depot.
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WASHINGTON, April IL, lS46.


WASHINGTON, April IL, 1916.
My Dear Sir: In consequence of our con-
versaton few minutes since, think it proper
to inform you without delay, that our Treaty
with Spain of the Goth October, 1895, contains
the following article, still in force:
cart. Id. No subject of his Catholic Majesty
shall apply for or take any commission or let
tiers of marque, for arming any ship or ships to
act as priYateers against The said U. States, or
against the citizens, people or inhabitants of
the said U. States, or against the property OF
any of the inhabitants of any of them, from any
prince or State with which the said U. State s
shall be at war.
"Nor shall any citizen, subject, or inhabtant,
ofthe said United States, apply for, or take, any
commission, or letter of marque, for arming any
ship or ships to act as privateers against the
subjects of his Catholic Majesty, or the pro-
perty of any of them from any prince or State
with which the said King shall be at war. And
If any person Of either nation shall take such
commissions or letters of marque, he shall be
punished as a private"
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
L L..
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MEXICAN PRIvATEERs AGAINST THE UNITED
STATES. 1t appears from the following letter
of the Secretary of State, to tho chairman of
the Board of Underwriters of New York, that
we have little to fear from Mexican privateers
and letters of marque, SO far as Spain is con-
cernpd
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-15

ANNIVERSARY OF THE New York COLON
IzATIoN SOCIETY. The anniversary meeting
of this Society was held in New York on Tues
day evening. Addresses were delivered by
John II. 5. Latrobe, Esq, of Baltimore, who
gave an interesting account of the Maryland
Colony; also by DR.. Lugenbeel, U. S. Agent
at Monrovia; DR.. Winans, DIR. Tying, and
others. From report of the proceedings of
the meeting in the True Sun we take the fol-
lowing;
From the Report read by DR.. Reese, it APP
pears that the receipts of the present Society
for the year have amounted to SIS 900; $4,000
(which were from the State of New York.
According to the census of '43, the population
ofLiberia was $500; of whom 1854 were COM
municants in the several churches; Of these | l6
are recaptured Africans, $50 converted hea-
then natives. There were then l6 day schools,
562 scholars, 1872 of whom were native Afri-
cans, and | taught by the Methodist Mission.
There were also % churches; l3 Methodist s
Baptist, and 2 Presbyterian. Three of the
Methodist Mission churches are native chapcls.
Cape Pamas is not included in these statistics,
being under the protection of the State of Ma
Iylduu' HdI ColOuy 10 III ho lCsPOSI lSos Ploo-
porous than Liberia.
A little colored boy was presented to the au-
dence. He was one of number captured
from slave dealers by Gov. Roberts, of Liberia,
He belonged to the Congo tribe; had been in
the colony and on the voyage Is months His
price would be about SIS in trade in African
slave markets, and would bring in Rio Janeiro
or Cuba at least $3.50
MIR. Seymour, colored colonist formerly
from Connecticut, and Just arrived from Libe
ria, appeared in native African costume such
as are worn by chiefs, with slave-whip, war
horn, bag for carrying the koran, and one for
carrying things required to be kept dry, and
some specimens of cloth made by the Mandin-
ga tribe. He gave an account of his expert
ence in Liberia for l-2 years; he considers it
just the place for the colored people of this
country, and promised to use all his efforts to
advance the cause of the society for which he
will soon return to Africa with his family il
they will go--lf not, without them. They
want in Liberia machinery, especially steam
saw MILL and farm utensils Sugar cane su-
peror to that of Cuba grows there, and they
anticipate making their own sugar. The co.
lonistS are enjoying good health.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. Mrs. NICK
- Eko0N having made arrangements to carry on
the MILLINERY connected with the FANCY DRY
GOOD business, will always have on hand BON
NETS ana GAPS of the latest style. Just received
Bonnet Sllks, Flowers, and Ribbons, as low as any
store in the city. No. 50 N. HOWARD ST. apl3
NEW STYLE SILK BUTTONS, PRINCES
~ GIMPS, just eceiyed by p. A. MCPHERSON,
No, SO N, Howard st, me-
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FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.

- = - TIC FfClght Trains OF IHt
&ssfysgsss5 sIS 4asa Philadelphia, Wilmington and
EsssGssSSsS HSasAsA, Baltimore Railroad Company
~ sSi =&sGz-iar now running daily Except
Sundays between Baltimore and Philade phia.
U3- MERCHANDlZE, &C., will be received at
the depot, corner of President and Fleet sts every
day Except Sundays until 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
o. All articles must be accompanied with ame-
morandum, showing the marks, destination & name
of censignec-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for wGy places (where agencyis esablished) must
be PAID IN advance, otherwise they will not be sent.
dlS-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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PORT DEPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

lSESsrSSgS Co. GInlly Of Port DePqsle and
Car will be attached TO the freight train, leaving
Hayre de Grace daily Except Sundays at O'clock
p M, arriving in Baltimore about half past7.
II3-This line will also enable citizens of Baltimore
who go ont in the Morning Mail Train, to devote 3
or hours to business or recreation, at II avre de
Grace or Port Deposi c, and return Baltimore by
dusk.
FISHERMEN and Sportsmen generally will find
this very seasonable train to return early in the
evening,
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AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY AND TRACT
SOCIETY. The anniversary of the American
Home Missionary Society was held in New
York On Wednesday. The receipts Of the
year have been Sl25,l2 the liabilities $780,
O5s, of which Sl26, 1913 have been paid. The
Society has had in its service during the year
GIL ministers, in 26 States and Territories, and
has supplied LASS congregations. The Anne
rican Tract Society held its anniversary the
same day. The receipts of the year have been
$l5S,ol6, of which $50, 7s4 were proceeds Of
sales. Donations sl7,l3e. The expenditures
have Just equalled the receipts.
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The WAR CLAUSE. At meeting of the
Board of Underwriters in New York, on Tues
day, the following resolution was adopted:
"Resolved, That war clause be inserted in
all policies hereafter to be issued on risks taken
under open policies, to and from ports beyond
Cape Horn and Cape of Good Hope, to and
from the Coast of Brazil, to and from all ports
in the Gulf of Mexico, to and from Cuba and
all the West India Islands, and on the Main
and all ports in the United States South Of Sa-
vannah, and on all annual policies"
War Clause. Warranted by the assured, tree
from all loss, damage, or charge, arising from
during, or in consequence of capture, seizure
restraint, blockade, or detention, resulting from
war or hostilities between the United States
and Mexico, or pretext thereof
1t will be observed that vessels engaged ii
the European trade are not included in this
but they no doubt will be, should the plo
thicken.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOsPITAL,

"HERE may be obtained the most speedy
w remedy for GonOrhR, elects, Structures, Sc
mina Weakness, pain in the Loins affections of the
Kidneys; also those peculiar affections which arise
from certain practice Of youth, ard which, if not
destroys both mind and body, Thislleniedy will also
cure ImpoteDcy, and every symptom Of a
SECRET Disease.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No. / NORTH FREDERICK STREET
OH the right hand side going from Baltmore-st., End
door from the corner-rght opposite the Police Office
Be particular in observing the name on the door
and window, or Won will mistake the place.
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

distinguished graduate from of the first Col
leges in the United States which may be seen by his
Diploma; also, member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons and Licentiate of the ApotEecay's Hail,
London; and the greater part of whose life has been
viz those of London, Paris and Philadelphia, may
be consulted on all diseases but more particularly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23
AGRICULTURAL.

rIAta tgl.yUGE.

As the cul,Hre o, f.uil is becoming .
"a liter Of considerable interest vi,h 1he
firming community in this ParI uf he
State. the following communication troo,
an old AMI expeiilncod farmer IN u0rrau
county, will be read With Intcse,t. II is
an The yah sc, e ilc ral'cte of IL o..
ifecs--anl contains such iaG'fms.i.u q,
IS rpaly aect,saty Or Rising dist d.li.
,iaaS GaH ia this climate.
lisArs. E!i5rs For h.c cncour
aromeil of those vho have almost Cr en-.
iirely abn.onei tie idel Of cuiltwtu,
tAt m)sl drlighlCGi and cAo, e lrai, lhe
Peach, submit The lolown rema.Ls
have hal frat every yelr since At
,recs 6.s! hue. siy six or seven years.
Mlaaer of realmyat: Ihltuu' il cdi-
valel ground; NEVER TRIM after setting
oai, lanI n1i tsoa, rliy5ia PINT SO Tie
r1ol has htra lost, 10 vai.hc tease aircth.
roots tue alsllust) eSttp pren,,e
deal or DEF Give lim1s. The 80 Il
white waiIa with dls& head, wh,l is
$, destrucii,c, makes mm'frsl ii, work
hy the dl,chtyge Of stn through lha bari.
also by lac leaf ctjmpiig AMI oecori9t
yrllaw, ana lie 5'iil filling Ct. loren.
ely whis5, remove the ei~lh from tar
rools, anI apply ashes, say from ore 90
fur gillols, The SIZE Of the Tree, AM the
strength OF the ashes are 10 he taken ia,u
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GrEEAV DARGARH.

LIVOR SALE-Yhe equal undivided
L half Of a FIGURING NH, with tive
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus.
tom aad one fer merchant work; two
bolts screen; smut mill 4; corn shelter
aud everything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, saw.
mill, IN good order; two dwelling hou
SEES and slorc-Onc new two story
housc---and several out.bulldncs, with
1850 acres Of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that intersecis
the canal. and : miles from Ottawa.
4 eo0i lille and immediate possession
glyea. Small part cash, and credit IoI
balance to suit purchaser, Enquire o
NJ. l.. HOLSTER, Esq, at the cour
house. or at Cushman s GridIcys store
June II, 1876.
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EEW COOuSl NV COrpSll

z HAVE jU.trecciycd from New York
Il large stock of dry goods, comyIis-
ing utmost every article in this line usu-
ally cuquircd Tor in country store, auu
am determined to sell the same as cic0p
as The cb,peSt; j, is useless to cnumcr.
ate the articles, just call AZ tie old stand
on the south eide cr the public square
and examine the goods aud tie prices,
it's no trouble to show the goods.
n. y. Mosl kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. G. T.. WALKER.
Ottawa, July %, 1916
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Aoto 10 JUICE CaHe,-ln all domos-
tic animals the skin OF hide forms one Of
the best means by which lo estimate their
lallening properles.--ln handling Of on
Ell, il the hide be found soft and silky TO
the touch, il affords proof Of tendency
to take meat. A beast having perlcc,
iaach will have thick loose skin, float.
ing as il were, on layer Of soft Fat,
yielding 10 the slighieet pressure and
springing back towards the finger like a
niece OF soft leather. Such a skin will
usually be covered with an abundance oil
soft, glossy hair, feeling like bed OIL
moss, and hence is ever termed mossy
skin.--l,ut lhick-sct, hard, short hal,
always handles hard, and indicates i hare
feeder.
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- = KEGS Of first rate quality, 3 To God jus
4 ', received aud cor sale low hy
July 2S, 1896 & T. WALKER.
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g:,n

,OS Bells. fine salt, just received
80 ; and foI sale by
may rs. CtSuNAN & GRIDLEY.