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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-11

STORM AT PHILADELPHIA. We perceive that
the storm of Sunday afternoon was equally as
violent at Philadel phia as it was here. The
lightning was exceedingly sharp, and the thun-
der terrific. The streets were overlooked in
every direction, and considerable damage done
to awnings, trees, SIC. 1t is also stated that much
injury was sustained by the lesser shipping and
small craft aAoat upon the river, both above and
below the city. Two or three schooners are
reported to have been dismasted below, and
several were driven ashore above. Two small
boats were capsized opposite Richmond, and one
near the Jersey shore, opposite KensiDgton.-
The steamboat Sun had her awnings and its
supports completely torn away. Several sloops
areialso reported to have been sunk, and fears
are entertained that many lives have been lost
by these accidents.
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FARE STILL FURTHER REDUCEDn
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH CEPI'
SUNDAYS.
CARRYING THE GREAT

CENTRAL UNITED STATES k.GTL,
By the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to
Charleston, $. c. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing, (as on the route via Washington with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
al aRuTs Leaving lower end OF Spear Wharf,
@szpSG {tSfNk.sp Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays,
at o'clock, ?. NJ. in the well known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt, Cannon,
a sNs1f 9rHERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
H6NF PESs, Capt. Sutton, arriving in Norfolk
asssaasAzsak4next morning, after comfortable
night'ssleep, at 6 O'Clock; thence up James River,
with its beautiful scenery, in daylight, in steamboat
a AsSasya CURTIS PECK Capt Davis. or steam
WssFes boat ALICE, Capt. Skinner, to City
Ss.snH~ssfAA% FONT Railroad, (all the above boats
and road being now in good order, under the com
mand of sklllul and polite cOmmanders,) to Pc
tersbuIg, Va, CARRYING there hoursahead of
the route via ashington) where the Two lines ANAL
gamate; thence to Weldon and Wilmington, N. e.,
thence by steamboats, TO Charleston, 5. c., and
thence by the southern routes to New Orleans, and
much the most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route to the South.
h9-Passengers to and from the lower parts ofNorth
Carolina are conveyed by the Portsmouth and Roa-
noke Railroad to Franklin, thence by Steamboat Fox
on the Blackwater, to the different points.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh, Fayetteville
Lynchburg, and to the West, will find this the mos
comfortable and cheapest route.
0r3- Returning, leaves Norfolk daily, except Sun
days, at O'Clock, P. NJ. arriving in Baltimore rex
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and South
efn routes.
FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, ,......,............,.. S4,O
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. c., 7,0t
Passage between Baltimore aud Charleston; s.
c. Through tickets) ...................... 1896
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
Ry- Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porte
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) whit
will conduct you and your baggage to the bOd,
jel6-tf I. SHEPPARD, Agent
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III IIIIO9 VI IVda IItINU sUu d
eceds ten lines, the price will he in proportion.
ii advertisements payable at the time of their
#r9rtion.
zEF-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
IFVspaper, containing all the select matter of the
y, is published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
Re e of 81 per anRum.
w All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
on which the advance payment expires.
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ARREST OF Two FUGrrrvEs FROM JUsTcE-
Fraud on The Bank of Salisbury. We learn
from the New York Herald that Mathew W.
MeChesney and John F. Hldreth have been
arrested in that city, charged with being fugi-
tives from justice from Maryland under the fol-
lowing circumstances:
1t appears that the two accused are operators
or brokers in Wall street, and a short time
since went on to Somerset county, MARYLAND,
and purchased of Mr.. William w. Handy va
rous bonds of Stock of the Bank ofSalisbury,
amounting to 1000, in payment Of which
they passed TO Mr. Handy divers drafts, pur-
porting to be on the following banks, 1.-THE
Farmers Bank of Orange county, New York. :"
WARWICK, May sth, ls4C.
At sight, for the value received, pay to the
order of Mr.. M. McChesney, five thousand dol
lars at the City Bank, New York,
H. H. LEROY.
To S. Stanley, Casher-Banker, IA Wall st.
These drafts were taken in good faith as gem
uine, in payment for the above bank stock, but
on sending to New York, the parties ascertain
ed the drafts to be false and fraudulent, there be-
ing no such bank in existence as the Farmers
Bank of Orange county," and no such person
as H. Fl. Leroy, whose name was signed to the
drafts. Therefore, upon this statement of facts,
Justice Osborne issued warrant for the arrest
of the accused parties, as fugitives from justice,
and held them both to bail in the sum Of $4,000
each, for their appearance before said Justice
on the 18th day of this month, to answer any
warrant or requisition that might be sent on for
them by the governor of the State of Mary
land, Upon entering the required recogni-
zance they were both liberated from custody.
DoINGs IN EXECUTIVE SESSION. We copy
the following paragraphs from the National In
telligencer;
Among the business transacted in Executive
| Session of the Senate Oh Saturday night vas
the ratification of the Convention just conclu-
ded in this city between Commissioners Of the
United States and the Agents Of the several
contending parties of the Cherokee Nation of
Indians.
We learn also that the nomination, which
has been hung up during nearly the whole Of
the session, of R. H. Gillet, to be Register OF
the Treasury, was confirmed.
We also learn that Ralph lsaacs Ingersoll, oil
Connecticut, was on Saturday last nominated
by the President, and confirmed by the Senate
to be Minister of the United States to Russia
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17-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI'
IRE CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers by cares
barriers, at only and quarter cents per week
Ihbe to the Carriers only, at the end of each weekt
me Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distan-
fcribers at the rate of -Four boilers per year, pay
I, always, in advance.
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Drowned. A respectable young man, man,
ed William Homer, was drowned in the Sus-
quehanna near Columbia, Pa. while bathing on
Wednesday evening last
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-11

A TOAST OF THE TALLEsr KIND. At the
late celebration of the 4th of July, in the par
ish of Caddo, the following toast was given. 1t
may be called the romance ofthe confectionery
shop:
Woman-Heaven's best gift to man-his
Pandora, or casket of jewels-his confectionery
shop, or stick of rock candy-hs otto of roses,
or sugar-coated pill-her presence his best COM
pany-her voice his sweetest muslc-her smiles
his brightest moments-her kiss the guardian Of
his innocence-her arms the pale of his safety
her lips his most faithful csunsellors-her bo.
som the softest pillow of his cares.
Girls, dye hear that, "This otto of roses!'
0 Mosesl-DeLta.
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from the New Ysrk papers that serious dis
turbance broke out among the California volun-
teers, on Governors Island, on Saturday, (which
threatened to result in bloodsbed. A few Of
them became very noisy and mutinous, and il
was found necessary to call out file of regu-
lars to stop the disturbance. The ringleader
knocked down one of the patrol when he and
his accomplices were arrested, and placed in the
black hole
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-11

DEATHS IN PHILADELPHIA. There were l4l
deaths in Philadelphia last week, of which
number SO were under one year ofage; died Of
cholera intantum 26, and diarhea 8,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-11

TAUSE Wells. Mrs NckersoI has lust re
~ ceived an assortment OF Cause Wells assorted
co!ors, at % NJ Howard at, Jyl5
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BALTIMORE LOCK BOsPITAL.

KW HERE may be obtained the most speedy
w remedy for GOnGfh9, Gleeis : trIcturgs, Sc
miDal Weakness pain in the LOing affections of the
Kidneys also those pee uliar affections which arise
from certain practice Of youth, and which, if nos
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body This,f remedy will a!pa
cure ImpoteDcy, and every symptom of
SECRET Disease.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADH
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No. ! NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from Batmore-st, 2Rd
door from the corner-rigbt opposite The Puce Office
Be particular in observing the name ont he deoI
aud WiadnW M vpu will mi 10 the nlacp
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Erlrnct Of snrsparilla.

.nOE SAC By d Oates, Camstaek & Cos 90.
VI ctnlratsd uUmpaurI AIjd extract tg >.u
Pauta, taf tr CHtra Ss5otBti Chronic Etfbat
ntw, GsHull bsJtiitE Cu,8Hss,n prsetss ~
tor Ncaty EtBpttans sf The Sita. FimpA,i o. ~
tllsi on Ls iate, Mrcsli5lard NtpA.ilie Dtei
sss, Bilfs from an imPafs iqb.t y a. tsJg. KS
TahaHs II tts IbIoat and LfRs, Lircr d6r5fists
Paias and Seedlings 81 n, Boafr, and al D. >
asS aitslsg from an impure sfais m hs Blood kE.
po'ufss and I7Fu5eaee: IL LJe Exeesrss iF
u Nrrtpg &c.
The goat popularity Of Sa'sparilla, and jl' a.
hbilshea efficacy. render ii t.ystil8lns O tHe
INTO any sucomtum OF It's virtues, OF atdacg anf
evidence 20 - iayor.
The Sanpefilla Is warranted positively as rctt
- any other that can be made at Unc Dvi.an e
Just bali the Puer Of those - much bdycHstt,
and as strong and IA az iargs bottles w -sliQ
Cents per bottle, o. -Four bJlidrs pCt dozen.
lhis article has cured ScfcfIla 81 30 years, g.
CT tho Dollar articles bad baen nscd 10 ,aIas
10 be had Of the agents Of Comstock : 70 on.
", throughout the country, in New iyrA ouiy 1t
y, Cortland Street
ltqulre always fdr CJms,oek s Cos sarsParl.
"a, nt fisly Conls, and have no other
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GRACE DARLING ouTpoNE.

y most interesting story Is told IN late
German paper OF remarkable woman Of
Plllau, Prussia, whose heroism of charac-
Ter certainly rises mo the gigantic, or
whose intrepidity, 10 say the least, appears
To be unprecedented. ln!s woman, OF a
truly generous daring, is the widow Of a
seaman, With whom, for upwards Of twenty
years, she made long voyages; and, since
las death, She has devoted her life tor has
saha) 20 the noble and perllous task OF car.
rling aid 10 lie drowning. Her name Is
kalher.ue Nlemolt Whenever storm
arises (whethcr By day or night she EN-.
blrAs in her boat and quits the hlrbor 10
search Of shipwrecks. Al the ace Of forty
seven, She has already rescued upwards %
three hundred individuals from certain
death. The population of PIlau yenerate
her rs something holy, and the seamen
look upon her as their guardian angel. All!
heads are uncovered as she passes along
the street. The Prussian and several other
Governments have sent her their medals Of
civil merit; the municipality Of Pilau has
conferred on her the freedom of her town.
She possesses an athletic figure and great
strength, seeming to be furnished by ma.
ture in view Of a Capacity to 90 through
Wild scenes and high deeds. Her physl-
asnomy IS somewhat masculine, with the
expression sonened by look Of geuleness
aud goodness.
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TRADE OF BOSTON.

There were imported into Boston during
lhe .ast wear, lG5,ii2 Ions OF Anthracite
coal, l2.l56 chadruns Of English, and
33.G2- from the provinces The receipts
Of all descriptions were larger than IN auy
previous year. The quantity otc.uon lm.
ported during the same period was !-2,-
10 bales. The imports Of molasscs we're,
during the year, foreign, IG,2s9 hhds., and
coatwlse = ,342 hAIs., making q total Of
tl,63l hhdS. There were exported from
Boston, during the last seven months, 50,
592 bales OF domestic cotton goods, agatns,
- 421 bales in the same tine the previous
year, OF this quantity l-,jl7 bales were
shipped TO foreign Pors, az Increase 10 the
foreign shipments, compared WIKI l-li,
Of 5,47l bales. The imports of -four from
September ! st to the close Of the year were
3G3,30d barrels exports in the same t.o5e
J36lj o1rre!s. There were shipped from
Boston, during the last seven months, l6,.
2-G tons Of ice. There were inspected IN
the State Of Massachusetts last year FOG =
BOB barrels OF macaerel an Increase o,eT
the year 34I Of Il6.I22 Barrels.
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
From The Philadelphia Chronicle.

TIE FIRES OF THE PAST YEAR.
As the year lS41 viii probably be de-
s,pnated hereafter is . lie great fire year.
We have, at much expense 81 Time and Ia
Dor, prepared recon! q all The hies q any
account that have occurred M the United
States. Canada. AMI tie West Indies, from
3lstor December. 1915, TO January lst
1916. The lisl his been prepared from lull
files Of papeTs al oar disposal, and We be-
leye il coutaias Eas far rs heard from all
the fires worthy OF notice that haze lIkcn
place during the period specified. The loss
ofpruperty, II wall be seen, IS immense, and
we cannot point To another year within our
recollection whereof the destruction Of pro.
perty by the deyouring element has been
greater. The losses, as given in our table,
amount TO the enormous sum OF trenty-
sepea millions cigsi hundred and ttrenty-
FIRE thousand EIGHT hHGred AID Gfty dol
lars and yet Tins monsirous sum does not
cover, according to our calculation, more
than two thirds the actual loss which has
been sustained 81 fire ID the United States,
Canada aud the West Indies during the
year lSiJ. When Il IS taken into consid-
Grafton that We have not estimated the lm
mcnse forests of timber that have been de
siroyed, and probably a thousand fire.
where the losses have been but lew hun
bred dollars, we shall not be far out Of oul
calculation.
GThe table compiled by the Chronicle
extends 10 about Two columns. We copy
only few Of The items Of thc greatest mag
ntude, as follows
February 3-Uawards OF two hundred house,
destroyed, at Buag,tou, B4fo--oes Loss 8,
100000.
Apr, l9-Cfea' FIRE q, Pass5urs, Ponasy.sa
MIA, nine hundred ana CITY two buildings dc
stroyed Loss .3J1u.0on
MAY 2s-Dre4lia Gre .u Quebec, Canaja, a
bout fourteen hundred houses destroyed. los
$1,000, coo.
June 2--Tairleen hundred buildings in Q1e
bee, Canada, destroyed lie second great tire
Loss e. O09 900.
June 26-Six,y houses al VI atan1ls, Cuba, d.
,troyed Loss S9labA
July l9-GEea. fire in New York, three han
drei buildings consumed. Loss So uuU, 900.
November l-FIity bindings n. " .m.ag! Zen
North Carolina, $4,000.
November 10 One hundred h3l10gs IN -
Haloo-, Long Island $50 y9l.
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The General Assembly Of the State OF
Kentucky met and aas duly ogauled for
business on the Jlst ultmo. H. the Sen.
u:e g,hc Lieutenant Governor being uJscuf
Robert ). Todd was elected President, aua
Joseph K. Underwood vas elected Sye.k.
er Of the House of Representatives.
We learn from the Message Of Govern.
or O@sey that the aalifs Of tie State are
10 good condition. The amount OF the
State debt, instead Of being Increased, is
reduced by tie fiscal operations Of the past
year the resources Vi the slLhigg luud
have b.ea ample to pay promptly auI
punclually the interest Oh the debt without
anticipating means: tAcaYal!s Of the Trc5s-
ury have been abundant to meet the orGi.
nary expenses of the Government, and
leave an expected surplus On haad at The
end Of the next fiscal year. The receipts
from taxes, from turnpike foa5s, from bank
dividends, and from lie riye:s, have all
been greater tits year than heretofore oil
gong 10 show The solid prosperity and the
felIcHous Conditioned tins Commonwealth.
aud retlccaHE ,he highest praise upon the
able and lailD.a. ageugs to whom the ad.
minIstrduon Of public -Gtlgs has been 80
wisely and happily cammated.
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EEaiss. OG Columbia.

X bALDNESS cured certainly and oiFectually
q % The reputation Of an article is established
not by extensive advcring md putting, but ty It's
known virtue and Intrinsic value. Ibc course Oh
he propfitipfs ot TIC Ealm Of Colambia," has
been IA accordance with the ubJyc fact They
have oGaeagoTed 10 give to the public an article
With which the user would be pleased aud salts.
htd. Il IS we'll known to those, no use THE pre-.
ParulItn, that It keeps the hair from falling out.
restores It on bald places IN a wonderful degree
making lhe hair perfectly soft and gl1s.y; and
what Is Of cqgal interest keeps il entirely FREQ
from taudruii IN hct continued use q il pre-.
vents eniJely any accumulation Of dIndfufl--.
Sold wholesale by Comstocls 4 Co, u Cortland
81 N Y, and retail by u Oates Charlotte.
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a draught Of l3@ men left the receiving
ship at \. /. station on Monday last, wa
steamer and railroad, for the frIgale Cum.
bei'and, IA Boston haTbor. On arriving a,
The depot in Boston, the Lieutenant in com.
IHa"., not finding stages TO convey them to
Inc Navy Yard at Charleslown, marched
mem III body through the streets, and
no' one o. them attempted to desert, though
ne distance and the crowd were such that
hey might have done 50 easily.
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Pile! PiIe,!. pilcs,,

EHAN'S IMMINENT fUf The Piltt I.
u n preparation, which has been cetnitf6I,1
ty number Of Druggists, owing to is s. ra1..s.
power over the Plies, is nov lor sale ty 3 Oss,
10 this place. Pcfsons have been cri.rel, ,gtt
by tho use Of only half bottle. The h.te,s a.
ses are not proof against lis pow,r. II isvtj
kuosn that almost every mciYiduai IS uoaisi
more q less with lhis diaifeaslng complain. b
the cure Of which they would give afy smest,
81 money. The geuuns fiay's Linhinett gv,
no ram IA The application, uut Tie last n,
counterfeit preparation gives great pain, NLitA .
almost lnsuiiefable. pafchasrfs slluu ihsi,fa
see that Comstoek S Cos name is W each loIs
before ouying none other genuine. SD vbat
sale by Coms'ock s TO. u Cortland 81 \ y.
ard Il. Oaies. Charlotte.
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Acoustic Oil for nctncAS.

FsNiilS really valuable preparation, which hos
n cured hundreds Of persons, who used /, &c.
cording 10 directions isuow ior sale in his pll.c
Il has bten known 10 cure persons who have b.ca
deaf for years, making thef sense Of hearing as
good as It ever was, giving entire Subtraction /,
the user. There have been number Of articles
got up h initiate this, and The proptctors must eau
uon the public against buying any that has mo-
got their Signature on, Comstock s Co, \ Y.
Sold wholesale, br Cumslock & Co. u CafL
landt street, New York, aad roiai BY d Oates,
Charlotte
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NEW
Forwarding a Commission
EEeDl - e..
HALL & HAIL.

SEy0t Luint3rm he mcfcbaa,s 81 ,hs i-teraf
Il that lhey have % Connection wsth lie gs-
tfai Grocery Husincss, aa3.d Is tai 4
lgtaafuin. and having l4fge and cou'rad'. j.
H.t,A5u,cs % ihs bans If the River. ar ttfpa.
red q receive afa lJfNatt 65. is uFaa such .t-t
a. wi. dsiy aN competition our eh@rRt. aad q.
R,r-s bang oaeihitI less "a lie tcs'l Il
tbaa ans u.Hef h9Ise n tie place
= Goods Slipped 70 g y p.sis Nc - taa.fr
TN, Fl The interior. aud n3i o.h .twisg tItee.ea
ALL be found n cor possession.
Iagdfsu'ts DC MIR u. l-il i8f
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SEARS PICTORIAL HISTORY
OF fHR
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~ Mr.. White, a member Of the Phll.
de'puia Clay Cig1, gho proceeded 70 Ash
land, wi,h lie pfesens designed Tor Mr..
Clay and his lady, lNe see having form.
ally Announced hs mission, presented 10
Nr. c. book ia which we're recorded the
names Of 5000 persons " ho had joiaed ii
Ibis labute. lie then presented to Ms.
c. tic casket Of Jewels, consisting Of q
bracelet, breaslpln, and riag Of tie pu-e,t
gold, orgamented wilA constellation o;
diamond, enclosed tn a case OF mother OF
pearl. Mr.. Clay is said 10 have Responded
iceHn2Iy to the presenter, aud 10 have re.
marked that u c-Lsa-re had been elegllcd
@ TIC B4rVT1euilal chair, be would have
TI5licIy announced rs determination to
accept 40 more presents from ans source
but happy vas he to have it 10 his power
70 sly, tba, s,ace bis defeat, the offerings
Of waaI he now believed were of pare
friendship, had been ql4drupIed.
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rnREE srENnIn pIANo rnRrrs-

THREE sPENDID PIANO FORTEs-
ROSEWOOD, aud one MAHOGANY. viii Il,
aaAND Ac7ioN laos iEANE and Tens The, T.,
very superior Instruments, irom Mtssrs. NUNNS
CLARK & Co. New York and can be ca oas
doot below Dr., Sii's Drug store
n. y. Persons IN the vicinity Of Charlotte de,t
GUS OF purchasing fret rate instruments can b4rs
an opportunity d examining the quality ~ cal
ing Oh Nh. +. j lIo..on, viz has ,Ic IL h,s =.
session.
SAMI. GARDNEe.
Columbia. ian /. 1915 lgf