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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

BIENNIAL SESSIONS OF THE LEGIsLATURE.
1t will be seen by the letter of our Annapolis
correspondent, that the House of Delegates, by
vote Of 62 to s, has passed the bill from the
Senate, providing for biennial sessions Of the
Legislature, with an amendment submitting the
proposition to vote of the people at the next
election. The Senate will no doubt concur in
the amendment, which the people will ratfy
and confirm at the first opportunity with a
nnaninlity unparalleled in Maryland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

{1y-A SMALL ITEM! Again VIC notice the sale
of that bCwcnng little capital prize, the $1,000,
at the truly fortunate agency Of COhVlN co. on
Saturday lssI; we are Informed that the prize was
sold in package Of tickets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23
MARINELisT-PORT or BALTIMORE


FnoM rHE EXCHANGE RGADrNa-noou B oks,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

Ir7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1873 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

o. LECTURES ON THE ECONOMY OFTHE
SPIRITUAL WORLD. Lecture upon the - Eco
nomy OF tie Heavens" N continuation ofthe SERIES,
PERRY, THlS {dondL) EVENING, at the TennIc
OF the fist Society OF the New jerusalem, Of
Baltimore and EXeleTstees. Services to commence
at "a uci0ck The series will be continued on Wed.
prsday AMI Friday evenings Seats free. The pub
he are invited. fe23 wfr3tt
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MW Osp BRILLIANT sCHtNl t1-Conlain.

AHO SF BRILLIANT SCH lem fG-COntain.
W. ing over quarter of million of dollars, and
tickets only So at SCHOOLFIELD Il cos, where
was sold on Saturday last several of good prizes the
holders of which will please call in and have them
converted into gold.
Nos. of Md. Consolidated Lottery, class s, drawn
Feb. 2lth-Iowest prize 81, are
Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Md
Consolidated Lottery, class "a.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of Ss9' S0S prize Of $4,000 $4,000
$500 10 1900 &c.
Tickets Sj-shares IN proportion.
G5- Draws next SATURDAY, February %, the
S4OOO-Tckets Sl-shares in proportion, in which
Scheduled s Co. wiks on certificate packages OF
25 whole tickets for Sny sl4, halves 81, quarters
So so, eghths ST. 75 For the prizes please address
sCHOOLFIELD CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t First office from Baltimorestre
GsPLENDID PRIZES THIS WEEK TO BE
- had at IRE nBLEY s. CO.'S National Prize Of
fee. We distributed as usual, last week TO our nu-
merOus customers a handsome share of the prizes,
in of $1,000 down to 500, several OF which we
cashed and can be seen at our ONCE. we offer the
following handsome schemes ior TINS week
THIS DAY-s2O 900, S. 0OG, 30 of $1,000, &c &c.
Tickets $500; halves $780, quarters SIPS Cetti-
TUEsDAYgsS,OoO sa5Oo, $780,, SC: Tickets
So; halves 81 SO; quarters IS cts Csr'ihca's Oh
package 50 so.
WEDNEsDAY-Gra and rich scheme, capitals ad
S25 900, 90 of $500, &c. Tickets So halves VI W.
qrs. So 90. Certificate of package Sl3 w. ,oo
THURSDAY-Two of SIC 1000, $4,000 Az OF SiUoo,
sc. Tickets SIS; halves So quarters $l.25. Ger
tifcate of package $lS 90. ~ r...
FRIDAY-57, 900, $500, 10 of 1000, &c. llekee
50 5O qrs so 81. Certificate of package 81.
SATURDAY--The favnrite Small FTy-Capital OF
$1,000. Tickets sl,OO; halves 50 cts; q,s. 25e. Or
tilcates of packages of whoes sl4 halves So quar-
tiers $3.50; eighths SITS. .-,.,,,.
w TREMBLEY co.
No, South Charles street,
II one door from Baltimore street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

TgG WESTERN CONTINENT. We have pc
rusoa the last number Of this popular weekly
Journal with great interest. Its contents en-
brace choice variety Of original and selected
matter of considerable literary merit. The
publishers seem determined that "'The Wes-
tern Continent" shall ego ahead" We are
glad to know that 80 far it has met with great
success.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

CuEsArE AXE AND ONO CANAL, At meet
ing Of the President and Directors of the Com
pany at the Canal office in Frederick on Fri
day last, Philemon Chew, Esq, of p. George S
county, was unanimously appointed Treasurer
of the company, vice Robert Bernard, Esq,
resuued.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

MTOUSLM DE LANES, at I24 cts, received
lvM at HAYWARD'5 Cheap Store,
fe9 No. 25 Howard street, i'd door from Fayette.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

A DEFAULTlNG POSTMASTER. Elias Smith
the postmaster of that sanity abode, Nauvoo,
in Illinois, is defaultcr, it is alleged, for $500
Rather a small sum, and therefore we should
not be surprised if he be punished severely.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23
BNROGRAMME OF SACRED CUNCERT

EHROGBAMmE OF SACRED CONCERT
u by the Choir Of the HIGH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH, with the assistance of several Professors
and Amateurs, on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. "a
1876. To commence at u O'Clock precisely,
PART /.
Overture.
ChuruS--Sing unto God.
SJI0-TO Jesus, the crown OF my hep
SOlo-ROCkCd IN the cradle o. he deep.
ChOIus-But in the last days.
Duetl--Awake, sweet harp of Judah, awake
Solo-The grave of Napoleon.
Ch0rus-Plunged in gulf Of dark despair.
PART II.
Overture.
Chorus-O sing to Jehovah.
Solo The dove Of the ark
Duet and QuaTtete-The Church's welcome.
SOl0-The Missionary Angel.
Chorus-Gl0ry to God in the highest.
SOl0-Mary at the tomb
Solo an Quarteute-But who shall see that go.
riOuS day.
Chorus-Chrstian Warrior.
{G3- Price Of tickets 95 cents each-to be obtained
at the Clipper and Sun Offices, aud al the door the
evening of the Concert. fph3 D.
A LARG a. SA Lii OF DAMAGkD ia - III
IA COFFEE, saved from the late fire of the Can
ton Company, will be sold on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Feb. IS, 1916,
at my Store at 10 O'Clock, on account of whom il
may cOncern-l3l half chests TEA, of the various
Kinds in Also, - barrels and 30 bags COZ
FEE, of the like kind, in lots to suit-rhey now
for inspection. livery article is welg led and tarc
named, and will be sold by the marked weight and
delivered forthwith.
fr23-3t II. w. ROOI., AucinHeer.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

& EFFECr OF THE LATE FoREiGN NEWs.--Tho
foreign news 10y the Cambria, seems to have
had but little effect so far, upon the price of
Its effect upon stocks and other securities, how
ever, has been cheering, and the sales show an
advance in almost every description.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

0GaBALT'E UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.
An adjourned specid meeting win he held at City
Hall THIS Monday EVENING, at74 O'Clock. The
committee the plan for the c ,ntempated Fire tn-
sutance Company will submit their report. BY order,
II fri JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23
A l. M A n A O.

MARRIED.
On Thursday morning. otn INST. at st. Vincent d
Paul's Church, by Rev. Hr. Waite, DR.. ROBERT a
DyRREE to LOUISA K. C. DUBEREAr -
On the 10 n INST. BY Rev. Jas, ReiI, WIN II. PEAK
to Miss ANN B. BRAwSgR, daughter Of me late Hen
ry Brawner. (of Alexandria, D. CO. All of this city.
On the l9h inst, nv the Most Rev. Archbishop &c
cleston. JoHN ]. WoLcoTT, Esq, to Miss AMELIA J
eldest daughter of Mr.. Levi Taylor, all OF this city.
DIED.
On the Goth inst JOnN G. BURsisoS, in his 50t
year
On the Doth inst. CHARLES F. KEENAN,, in his 24u
year
On the 21th inst. jam J. REoES, aged years an
5months, son of Edward and Elizabeth Resen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-23

1r7e TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, who
visa prize in one or other Of the brilliant
Lotteries drawing daily in Baltimore, we would ne
spec fully call their attention To the ever lucky firm
OF BYRNE 4 co. who are more successful in diStri-
buling the faVors Of Dame Fortune than any other
itms in the ctv. They have now on Ate, at the lucky
tSorner Of EXCHANGE PLACE and SOU FL ST,
no less Than tour Capital prizes sold in the short
space of ten days, amounting tn the splendid sum OF
sic 900, all told, %g5- Orders from city county
customers, when addressed To tHe successful house
Of BVRNE s. Co, n South street, Baltimore, al
ways meet with prompt attention and ample returns.
n. b. Remember the Jl7sYellOW house. 1t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19
tNFTN HTsHl
A tomb of roast and boiled, md 1esh and fish
Where bile and wind, and phlegm and ncid, ia.

" heTc OlIe hnd VIM, anu pNIeEm aud hcIl Ja,
AM all the intestine Wnr.n
The extensive sympalhos which usst between these nnd
every other part the living body the foundation c
diseases of all kinds Irregular Appetite languor Dowsness,
Wandering Pains, Headache LOWness of Spirits, sc.
And these their turn give birth to Dyspepsia, Palpation
ofthc Heart Shortness of Breath Jsundce Plies FG'ers ln
hammatoy Humos. Coughs and host ofdseases which
bitter life and poison all sources of enjoyment.
The distinguished character these Bcrs is striking
their operation being less powerful according to the
violence OF disease. When used ia appropriate quantity in
slight arrangement Of the stomach aud Bowels caused
by costveness slight bilious difficulty and the like where
nature needs assistance prevent serious consequences
they will scarcely be felt.
On the courar in obstinate cases. they frequently operate
powerfully causing two three executions daily until
the circulating fluid becomes purified. This accomplished, they
in connection with food, each receiving
mutual until the constitution is restored
health aud renewed yigOr.
QJ For sale wholesale and retail, the Dr.'s Office Is
Hanover street, Boston. Aud in Montpelier, by s. R. Clark $.
Burbank Jr Bancroft RikeG aud f. +. WALTON SONS,
aud all the agents throughout the state. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

MAHoMEDAN ScnIsM A new sect has lately set
up in Persia, at the head of which is merchant
who had returned from u pilgrimage to Mecca,
and proclaimed himself successor OF the prophet
The way they treat such matters at Shraz appears
in the following account: Four persons being ar
rested for repeating their profession OF faith, nc
cording to the form prescribed by the imposter,
were apprehended, tried and found guilty OF unpor-
donable blosphemy. They were sentenced to lose
their boards by fire being set to them. The sen
tence was pat into execution with all the zeal and
fanaiicsm becoming a true believer in Mahomet.
Not dceming the loss of boards a sufficient punish
ment, they were further sentenced the next day to
have their faces blackened and exposed through
the city. Each of them was led by Mirgazah, Tex
ecuioner,) who had made hole in his nose and
passed through 1t a string, which he sometimes
pulled with such violence that the unfortunate fell
lows cried out alternately for mercy from the exc
dutioner and vengeance from Heaven. 1t is the
custom in Persia, on such occasions, for the eXecu
TONERS to collect money from The spectators and
particularly from the shop-keepcrs in the bazaar
In the evening, when the pockets of the execution
ers were well filled with money, they led the I'm
fortunate fellows to the city gate and turned them
adrift. After which the mollahs at Shara2 sent
men to Busre with power to sieze the lmpostor,
and take him to Shraz, where, on being tried, he
very wisely denied the charge Of apostacy laid a.
gaiust him, and escaped from punishmcnt.-L ond.
Lit. Gazetie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

A GENTLE HINT. | was amused the last morn
ing watch that kept. We were slowing the ham
mocks in the deck netti1gs, when one of the boys
came with his hammock on his shopldeg, and as he
passed, the first Lieutenant perceived that he had
quid Of tobacco in his cheek. What have you got
there, my COOL lad--a gum-hile? your cheek is
much swelled' No, SIR replied the boy, there's
nothing at all the natter 'Oh, there must be it
Is bad tooth tlen-open your mouth and let me
see.' Very reluctantly the boy opened his mouth
and discovered large roll oftobacco leaf. see,
l see,' said the first lieutenant. your mouth wants
overhauling and your teeth cleansing; | wish we
had dentist on board, but as we have not | will
operate as well as | can. Send the arnlorer up
here with his longs When the arlnorer made his
appearance, the boy was made te open his mouth
while the chew of tobacco was extracted with this
rough instrument There now said the first
lieutenant, Pm sure that you must feel better al
ready, you never could have any appetite Now
captain of the after guard, bring piece of old
and sand here and clean his teeth nicely
The captain Of the afterguard came forward, and,
putting the boys head between his knees scrubbed
his teeth with the sand and canvass for or three
minutes. There, that will do said the first eu-
tenant. Now, my little fellow, your mouth is
nice and clean and you'll enjoy your breakfast. 1t
was impossible for you to have eaten any thing
with your mouth in such a nasty state When it's
dirty again, come to me and I'll be your Dentist
Peter Simple.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

MISsOtJRI-THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
The limited States Journal gives the following
svnopss of the principal features OF the new Col.
stitution lately adopted by Convention, anu 60. I
to be submitted for the adoption or relecuon .. ,o
people. Much dissatisfaction prevahs' we Ieoln'
on account of some Of its most radlcal P'o'iS'o"S'
but it will probably be adopted; ~
n adopts the nrincple of Free Suffrage. NO
,erson can be collector or holder Of public money
unless he pays over all MONIES previously cohecteu
bv him. No Senator or Representative ODE APP
pointed by the Governor to any office during me
form for which he was elected. The Assembly
shall not have power to grant divorce in any case
No private bill shall embrace more than one sub
iect to be embraced in its title. duellst is pro-
hibitcd from holding office under the State. 1t also
makes it the duty Of the Legislature to provide the
mode and manner in which the survivor OF duel,
and his estate shall be rendered responsible to, and
be charged with, compensation for the vile and
children of the deceased, whom he has slain. The
Governor is to hold his Office for four years, and be
ineligible for the succeeding term.
1t requires the Legislature to establish free
schools throughout the State, and provide means
for their support by tax on property or poll tax
In such schools all sects are to be on an equal
footing and all instruction is to be given IN the
English language.
1t appropriates the proceeds Of all lands hereto
fore granted to the State by the U. States, and all
other landswhch have been, or may be devised to
the State the estates ofdeceased persons,where the
estate is eir-a.law, and all fines and forieituros
that may accrue to the State; all moneys with in
tercst thereon received by the State from the Uni
ted States.
1t fixes the seat ole government permanently at
the city Of Jefferson, in the county Of Cole.
1t prohibits the creation, renewal or extension Of
all banks or banking corporations.
No corporation, except for political or municipal
purposes or for the puspose Of education or charity,
shall be created and these may be repealed at will
by majority OF the General Assembly. Stock
holders are to be Individually liable The State to
own no stock in corporations no trust funds shall
be deposited in any bank by the State
The Bank of Missouri and its branches alone to
have power to exercise banking powers
Lotteries and lottery tickets prohibited in the
State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19
4 GIPSEY STORY.


lady of rank and fortune, who happened to
have no children, and who lived in the neghbor-
hood, had taken so great liking to a beautiful lit
tie gypsy girl, that she took her home. had her ed
ucated, and at length adopted her as her daughter
She was called Charlotte Stanley, received the ed
ucation of young English lady of rank, and grew
up to be beautiful, well informed and accomplish
ed girl In the course of time, young man of
good family became attached to her, and wished
to marry her. The nearer, however, this plan APP
preached the period Of its execution, the more mel
anchoy became the young Hindostane bride and
one day, to the terror of her tosermother and her
betrothed husband, she suddenly Disappeared
1t was known that there had been glpsies in tie
nelghborhood; and Charlotte Stanley, was dicev-
cred IN the arms of long, lean, brown, ugly gp-
sy, the chief fthe band. She declared that she
his wife, and no one had right to take her away
from him, and the benefactress and the bridegroom
returned inconsolabe. Charlotte afterward came
TO visit them, and told how, as she grew up, she
had felt more confined within the walls of the
tie, an irresistible longing had at length seized
her to return to the wild gypsy life The fellow
whom she had chosen for a husband was said to be
one of the widest and ugliest of the whole tribe,
and to treat his delicate wife in the most barba-
rous manner. lie was sometime after condemned
to be hung for theft; but his wife, through the in
fuence Of her distinguished connections, procured
the communication of his sentence to that OF conhne-
ment in the halls. During the time of his impris-
onment, she visited him constantly, and contrved
In many ways to improve his situation, without the
savage manfesting in return the smallest gratitude.
He accepted her marks of affection as tribute due
from slave, and frequently during her visits i'll.
treated her. She toiled necessarily, however, TO
obtain his liberation, duplicating both her foster
mother and her lover to use all efforts in his favor
At the very moment of his liberation, however,
when Charlotte was fastening to meet him across
the plank placed from the boat to the shore, the
Up her uhl Df
the water. She was drawn out again, but could
not be induced to leave him, and returned to her
former wild way of life in the New Forest and the
fairs OF London | saw the portrait of Charlotte
Stanley, which was preserved by the friend of her
YOUTH Her story is kind of inversion to that Of
Perciosa, and might make an interesting romance.
The Southampton Committee, it is said, have not
been more fortunate with the gipsies whom at diff
terent times they have put to SERVICE than was the
benefactress Of Charlotte Stanley for they all re-
turn sooner or later to their wild wandering life
kohPs England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

CLEANING WINDows.-A new mode of cleaning
windows is coming into use, which has many ad-
vantages over the old process of using whiting
The window is first dusted--p place bowl of boil
ing water at the base of the window, the steam inn
mediately covers the glass, and is wiped by wash
leather and finished off with another clean and
dry. This saves time, and saves the cloudy APP
pearauco left by whiting, and leaves a more dura-
Bile polish Than any other process.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

AN OLD BOTTLE. A short time ago member
of a temperance society in one of the Suffolk So
ceties was accosted by an old tipler who had earn
ed an unenyiable notoriety by his constant and
frequent visits TO the spirit bottle, and beer BARREL
and the following colloquy ensued;
Il say you teetotaler:'
We'll, what is it !?
You are all wrong, can prove it,
sHow?
'Oh, out of the bible; I've been reading IT.
THAT is worthy of iemarkng certainly; but
what do you find there condemnatory of teetota.
ISM?
why, this here-it says you mOrnt put no strong
drink of no sort into old bottles
Does it say so "
Eyes, and you can't make any thing of it-can
you"
Certainly cam
mo you can't defy you.
But can; you say men ought not to put strong
drink into old bottess
Yes, that's it T; ha! hal
Then you must keep all strong drink out Of
YOURSELF for you are a regular old bottle
Hem! can't stop, wasting my time with YOU
good morning.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

More SINGULAR INVENTIONS. A corospon-
dent of the Philadelphia Chronicle announces that
Mr.. Partan of Petorsburgh Va. has invented a ma
chine for navigating the air in the form of a bal
loon, which moves sixty miles an hour, and con-
nccted with it is machine which can discharge
from one to ten thousand ounce ball in minute.
He can carry dispatches to and from Oregon in
one hundred and twenty hours. This is very i'm
portant invention-1 true.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

One NAV 1--we MS conqueror, a King or n mag.
lstratc, out he must die man. The bed of death
brings every man to his pure individuality, to the
intense contemplation of that deepest of all rco-
tons the relation between the creature and his
Creator -Hcbster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19
CASH PAID FOR WOOL,
by BALDWIN, SCOTT ~ co.

pERFuMERY Hal, oil Fancy Toilet shaving SOAP
] Snle :. REnIIE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

Scraps Of UiSdom. Speak your mind when it is
necessary, and hold your tongue when you have
nothing to say.
Let the slandered take comfort-it is only at
fruit trees that thieves throw stones.
War is murder in the lump.
A fine coat often an itolcrablo fool but
never conccals one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

FoR THE LADIEs.-.4 ne,O icay 10 make calieoes
toash oeu-Infuse three gills of salt in four quarts
of boiling water and put the calcoes in, while
hot, and leave it till cold. And in this way the
colors are rendered permanent, and will not fade
by subsequent washing.