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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

FORGERY AT CINCINNATI. The Cincinnati
Enquirer gives the following account of a for
gerry committed in that city;
Col. Nichols, residing in Frederick County
Maryland, heard of the sickness of his son
William Nichols, at this place, and RENTED to
his address certificate of deposit in the Fred
erick county bank. 1t arrived in due course Of
mail, but some other William Nichols took il
from the post Office and yielded to the tempta-
ton of using it as his own. BY presenting the
certificate TO a bookseller on Main street,
showing the letter of Colonel Nichols, regular
ly postmarked at Frederick, Md, and making
other false assurances and pretences, he succee.
ded in getting the certificate cashed, endorsing
it with the name of the genuine William
Nichols, (Which probably was his OWN 1t
was endorsed by the purchaser to one OF our
city banks, who learned the foul play on remit
ting the paper 10 Baltimore for collection. Col,
Nichols, the father, was so solicitous about the
situation and reputation of his son, that he
came TO Cincinnati in person, and took the first
purchaser to the boarding house, where the
veritable payee of the certificate lay sick.
THEATRICALs. Mrs. ii. Hunt and Mr.
Wheatley, at the National Theatre, Boston,
meet with much commentator from the cri-
tics there.
Mr., Templeon gave concert at Montreal
on Friday last
The Olympic theatre at Montreal is under
the management of Mr. Skerret After a
very successful season, it will close the last of
the present week.
The Alleghanians were to give their first
concert before the Bostonians on Saturday ev-
ening. These native songsters are said to sur
pass many who roam to our shores accompan-
led by the loudest blast Of Fame's trumpet.
Yankee Hill is delghting the Albanians
with his amusing and popular entertainments
Dan Marble appeared at the ST. Louis thea
tire, on the 9th alt, in Sam Patch. A jam
was the consequence. .... f.. ... ....
The Baker family gave a farewell concert
at Pittsburg on Monday evening last.
James Walack, the celebrated performer,
who arrived in the steamer Britannia, is at the
Astor House, New York.
Samuel Lover, the distinguished author,
composer, poet, vocalist sc, who also arrived
by the Britannia, is at the Aston House.
Edwin Forrest, the celebrated American
Tragedian, is on his way home on board the
packet ship Rochester.
Miss Charlotte and Miss Susan Cushman
were still as popular as ever in London, at the
last accounts.
| The Ethiopian Serenaders were still attract
ing crowds ts their concerts in London.
MI. Anderson, the celebrated tragedian,
expected to leave Liverpool in the steame
Cambria for Boston.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

NAUSE ELS. Mrs. N,ckt rSuu has Just re-
w ceived an assortment Of Cause Wells, assorted
colers, at 50 n Howard Il; jya5
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

GENERAL TAYLOR AND THE Presidency
1t will be remembered that at meeting held
in Philadelphia, during the summer, Gen. Tay
lor was recommended by those present OH the
occasion, as suitable candidate for the Presi-
dency' The meeting subsequently informed
him Of its wishes, to which he has replied in a
brief letter, from which we extract the fol-
lowing:
"N1y real feelings impel me to say, however,
that do not desire a nomination as candidate
for the Presidency. Your letter finds me no
aspirant for that Office, and the agitation of
such question, in my present responsible po-
sition, is yet more cause of serious regret, as
tending to embarrass me in the successful pro-
secution of the existing war. With this frank
expression ofmy feelings, however, do not be-
lieVe that am insenslble TO the high consider
alton and kind approval of my fellow citizens,
which are warmly remembered and cherished u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-09

A GRAND SPECULATION. The New York
correspondent of the Ledger says: ....
At Coney Island Pavilion, last Thursday,
near $1,000 was taken for refreshments-m
ly chowder, at shilling plate, and drinks at
Cd. and Is. The place was leased last April
from the township of Gravesend, by couple
of our citizens, who had scarce a second dollar
to help themselves with, for 81 years, at $40 q
year. They get back $50 year from the steam
boats, for permission 10 make landings at thei
dock Last Thursday the steamboat owner
offered them $40, 900 cash for their lease-$l3,
600 in hand, and the balance in one and tw
years The offer was refused This is the wa,
in which some tumble into fortune.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
Ne.u Esabi,,tment for the .rcIuI.ys Sale Of GA"1a
PnaEIIMEnY FANCY SOAPS.

And Toilet Aluclss w noie. ale Retail
THE SUBSCRIBER VINO exnibitsd st the late fair OF
lhe American INSTITUTE the much admired display OF
choice PerumeIy Toilet Sosps, aud who was mere
awarded by the honorable Judges Golden Medal, has
opsn.d an ls city No. l59 Brosdway
where he offers speciality OF Periuuey not 10 be
ad er in Europe or America He remark that his
Psrumery great advantage over he foreign OF boz
ing rery prepared and that tne uneqused opportunities
he his art in the Laboratory OF Laugsr
P.rei.t ks OF " hch many years director
guarantees his Possession Of sAl equal 10 that Of any
European PeItumer
Complete assortment choice articles OF the cee-
brated foreign houses VIII At a times he kept hand thus
enabling his customers compare and TO choose, and DO
has also Imported Paris beautiful assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES, ,suitaD!e for The approaching holidays
The does ul advertise Soap hich Will change
defornty beaut and old Into youh or Ponaiuins
which Viii possess Tie uanscehdeI virtue oi ceauhs Low
orgsn. for n CROWN or "a. hair These
for oh,rs out h. oss pretend oher TOILET SOAPS,
SO scienuGcally Compounded at unneuuaized sikah
tie delicate KIN, and he onsrs most
elegant highly recommended by an accom-.
plisned oi America, is AMANDlNE which VIII
prevent tho ost nseIsats chapPing ., ihe skn
He o!e his unrvsed SHAVING CREAh, an aucio
which, ued viii always 10 present In every gen.
lcnan's dressing. case
plcalion " delicate ner shsyDg much more ee
gant pre- pararon than the Cold Cream
He offers the head, OILS, ESSENCES, POMATUMS
and Washes possessed of various properues some do
signed 10 auly and Cleanse Tie healthy hair some TO
uisnt pTopeQs ior the irritable head others stimulating
debiiilaIsd Scalp impaired IN hs functions
by sickness and other These remedies
ed with well known physiological principles, hequenuy
restore e hair, stop H HlnB ~bsn s oas ooes not so
from OF he organs OF e haf aad are not 70
p founded with thousand nostruns 30 shamelcssy
waIraol.d 10 cure Ia all cases. His BEARS OIL he
rT., tDe public Is perfectly genuine When represented a.
such AID prepared by al application oil heal 20 careful
~ ot 10 eudauser the peculiar organzaon IN virtue Of
which Il differs other substances oi ainar chart
quality o hs goods, he can reer To h-sH Aspin-
wall, Ahau, Chiffon and nAny others oi e mosI espse
sue Chemists lis city VINO Tor The lat several Seafs
have vend=d ARTICLES vi his InAnuiacwre.
Finally every thing d, ns stor- VIII be as fepressneo
and any uIlcle does gye full ssilslacton WIZ nor
ouiy wlnsy, but also thankfully be taken bacA Inc SUD
scrDer W acquire for his estADIshuenI
Tor ivr yerscy good iHi wben ffom NO natme " @
.rces there w much room for msreproseLlauon, ana
b. eplops II upon bis employ " maintain NE sane az
,eIS aete ~ EUGENE KOUSsEL,
Manufacturer nnd Importer Of feriumery,
No. LIE Broadway, o-tw sen Liberty ana Corusho'
u,m- and Chssuuirst PhiladsphA
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
Books.
MnW READY


THE GREECE OF THE GREEKS-By G. Perdcaris
I u s. Consul III AIhsns,- vols <io elegantly !tslF"
ei-Sl -
Mr. Perjlcaris Grce by birth, though educated teTe
and long OF trs conntry possesses peculiar qin
icatons iOr writing ew0k Greco. The boos Is "rlt
ten in classic and rcvs'e style embracing sufficient ei
pe7sUrl incident md aLecdOs 10 give general pou AE
to ha lively description o the picur' sqNe beauties OF
Greece of the stirring historical events in.cteu
her struggle and deve from the Turkish Gou'uauon,
and her s later success Obtaining cyEsulionai mon
archy ,r,, % -
Mon.ezuma: The Last OF the Az,ecs-An Historical ho-
nance by Edward MTiurin. 2vo's. l2no. Sl w. ,
Extract from letter of distinguished writer 81 Inc SCUM.
:.Mortezu,ns is splendid WORK Next 10 Coopers three
frat best acknowledged works, regard as the greatest
American ngvrl yet pub :shed :.
'rlic name alone author ought 70 sell an edition
tioifnnn'r Excelsior.
Sarnhlss by Land and Wster notes OF rrsye! IN Cuba
and ,Xico. vol l1no. Illustrated. b. B. ". Norman,
author of Rambes ia lucaian.
Mr. Norman nome N tbs department Of our IA
tonal .fau e The bok ccuiains incidents OF deep end
thrilling interest," and OF the PicUre=-tsto ot the Ae
rcaD SPHINX for curious l!ian any ina;
hav. vet been drawn from th,i iai hiu! field "
Trppngs in Au,aorinnd, by Fanny Forester vol u
mo- 90
chas,e never blessed writer oi charmed reader.
Man in the RepulilcA ssries of Poems by Cornelius
MaLlews S2mu. Gilt 51t cent. 80, -,
Songs ard Bslacs-by Geo. p. Morris S2mo. Gilt 5It
ceut-. = T.,
f'o ,o H,' NJ f4ITE & BURGESS. 60 John.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

Tho following narration was given by one OF tae
former Matrons in the Female Department on black
wells Island
az remember" said the Matron, distinctly OF
t,yo vounc girls who were brought 20 the lslahu'
and given into my charge. They were not SEM up
for any crime bat were iound IN uauce'iiDusc, n
,,bere there was disturbance OF the peace. They
were umbrella makers by trade-yoang, interesting
and comelv in their deportment-apparently free
from vice and evidently unacqualnted with crime
shall never forget their horror stricken looks " hen
took them TO the cells and turned the key upon
them The next day was obliged by the Rules TO
take them down TO the Shantes and set them al
work Here they were compelled 10 make compan-
ionshp with those who had earned notorlety by
their crimes-lvho were stepped 10 the dregs in
vice and openly boasled Of their depravty Wit
messed with pain and sorrow their daily intercourse
and growing intimacy with these wretches, ana my
heart yearned with mothers sympathy Tor ihef.
But could do nothing 10 aid them. They were IN
q school of corrup,ing and cankering vice, with Old
and experienced teachers all around them.
watched them narrowly, and could daily observe
the foul destroyer creep stealthiy into unhlsoroe1
possession OF their souls. In brei perlod tner u
dereicliOn was accomplished. The rank poison OF
condemnation had done lis fatal work ears speht
ia open shameless prostitution could not nave turned
out more finished scholars, their altered deport-
ment course vulgar language ana horTic oatAs gave
painful evidence Before the expiration OF their
Christian city sen, them away 10 be reclaimed they
were comparatively gutess-when she returned
them 10 her bosom it was TO swell the ranks OF vice
and crime
This is true and faithful history OF the banetul
effects of Contamination by the old upon the young
offender in our Prisons. They are OF daily occur
renee as is a.tested by those who in the discharge
of their duties are compelled to witness them.
-hna Prison
Association take this subject in hand-g've II their
earnest attention and counsel together as 10 the re-
,nedy7 Bleeding and suffering Humanity demands
it, Justice 10 our beings claims it. Their
blood is upon our heads who suffer such as these to
be swep, into the ranks of Crime without striving to
md them They need classification and different
modes Of treatment. The young more than ALL need
home fer Reformation instead of fruitful school
For degrading vice and soul-dcs.roying crime Those
farther advanced should have kind and jadicious
Keepers and al leas; not those who are found With
! our Honorable Common Council at Empire Club
Balls in the company of common prostitutes. K.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
AL IssurA Co. {

OFFICE or Tas MERCANTILE aIuryAL lssunhScE %
NJ 63 Wal-s- December @7th l'i@)
ATA MEETING OF The TrIsLees, bed at ti.e once OF
"A he Compaay, on The Sd instant, JOoEfd !" "AhhEn n
wa, uuan elected President IN place OF ue
orr resga=c Lewia Gregory YVES elected wee IRE
.u 10 supply tnu vacancy occasoned BY the reslgtson
~ Juseou Ecxi. By order OF The Trustees
''Nf iLLWOoD WALTER, Secretary.
Maine Insurance on CARGO AsD FREIGHT osLY:
The S-rcaulIe Mutual Insurance Company NO o5 WI nI.
,t coo6res is business Marine nsurance oo relsn sac
cargo. .t .. ,,,.,s,5 =, T,,o
New subscr pton notes, amounting 10 upward oI Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been rrceiVeo ecd sf-
to-r additions areGs.l; beiay uade 20 The ssseta
tn. Company invites aIi-uaoE TO is plaa o business
which u believed Oters greater proeecuon ehS Iafssf e
uirns Tie sSsured than aiIy otref
TRUSTEES:
7-bonna. Hunt Jas Mccullough, Thos. Achelis,
VIA C. Langley sep,iuus CroGss Geo. w. Taylor,
Aenry Sse.lOn, CLafIes fsJen LSY Ooob,
Jas Fcr-Iald, CaAs II. Rogers, a. Lesoux,
Taos 3 Nelson, Il K. Mufing, d. l. Sayre,
Wilson g. Hunt, W. c. AtGa;rr, Aie,is 3 Baker,
Stewart c H.rah w. A Ketri.As, n Ward,
Geo. Hastings, CnAA u Carleton, LEONARD Kirby,
c. w A. Rod GERS LGcias Hopkins, Jas L. Haliocg,
d-nry JrssoP, Denel u han4aad, D r. Jerzlns-
q. D. Yh-.p-, Herman 1os-r,
JOSEPH WALKER, President
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
FLLwocD WALTER, Secretary d51 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
Sob ijrintine anA Book Bil0ine.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No srgucs.srsEErfT The doprs from AGssuustyes:
IENHE facilities OF -srabiisA-ni for JOS PRINTING
are pefhsp sGrpas ed by any office Il Ihe city The
patronage OF le l,l yesr has been TO guarantee
rg extension resources We therefore, Win con-
hdepc-. issae Inc following Ca.J
TO observation-disclosures supplied with I'll kinds
Of PRINTING; ii The cheapest rate, VIZ:
" Cafd- Bus Lading.
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads Checks. 2c-
To LITERAsY GESTLEMsN-OFIs n.a la"1'cripf' priht-
pamphlets, s!ereotspe Work and all kinds OF
R,ots Letter Pres Pfintng.
To LEervEERs AND MUSICIANS sFaHEHss beautifully
printed -, ~, =. ~.
Lecture Bis. suas4l oiAs ior Olsu--
Mammoth Bus, Diuou' &c
Aud every description of Plan snd Ornamental JOB
executed win great and puncuAy, Ai the once
The im proved POWER PRESSES, for Books, Pant
PHLErs &c
nary low p6ces ]. A. FRAETAS,
ii2I Tribune job Printer,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

CHINA-Thc Bap,is, Mission at Hong Kong, Chi,
na was broken up last summer with the intention OF
removing IL 10 the of the Chinese portion OF the
city O! Canton.
il wss thought that the Emperors edict of liberation,
and the lac treaties had removed all important obstacles
10 such course The missionaries found however 'hat
the current OF popular feeling against them was SO sfoas
and TN, customs different from ours th1
Tor sometime no tutabe building could be Obtained ;
and they obliged to content themselves w!th te-
porary residence only few streets within the w ans
American and English Factories Ihey al.
forwards succeeded in hiring house IN PedrssTesN
but the ghbors raised and il wss renqusheo
Letters been received here as late as the ena oi
September which that they had taken mouse IN
Rising Union street. there they were again mopoeu
but instead of giving away before they appealed 10
tue l. \ Consul Tor protection, and through MIN 10 tue
Sovernor. Great commotou ensued, ana the people
held meetings in opposition the white devils as
they were called but the Governor finally obliged
TO interfere sld posted upon The house his proclamation
commanding the people 10 be quiet and longer resist
foreigners rights This preserved them from farther
molestAiiop.
We suppose that Pearls,reet in Canton is bssi.
ness street as with U.s. but that both and Rising Union
street are IL the nieel part Of the city corresponding
up ;o ana at considerable distance from the Fac
tories. Mr. Shuck is his way to America with MS
younger children he elder are here uoyv and the
mission o only DR.. Devan aud his lady with
the native helpers. Jour. Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

TAKING THE VEIL-On Tuesday, the feast of the
Epiphany Miss Frances Browne, Miss Mary McCafTy
Miss II. Fennissy, and Miss Ann Cauhcd' rece''vu eue
White Veil in ,he Chapel Of the Convent OF the Sisters
of Mercy Pitts burgh from the hands OF the Bishop
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND LAWYERS.
A LFRED ROACH, Constable OF the Second Werd, oeg1
"A leave informtheu and the public in general that ne
n1krs lsndords wananis and them, a usua,
and attends the foreclosure OF mortgages agent
ung houses and collecting rents, &c House NO % a.
Ofsce G the Marine Cour. b0s"e
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

GERMAN LovE-The story We give below, could
only have happened In Germany, c: DC related OF
Germans A young girl OF iwenty-ore, Rose ho
bic shop tender. became acquainted with stu
dent OF pharmacy. one Theophilus kepper. This
scduain.ance apparently very slight, was soon for
gotten by the young man. but excited love. violent
amos; TO madness. in the heart OF Rose 4 peasant
girl an intimate friend OF Rose, VINO had discovered
the secret OF her passion made shameful profit OF
its intensity She addressed the poor girl letters
purpor,iag 10 be written by kepp!er, and cajoied
her for fourteen years. During the whole OF that
period she never once saw her fancled oeuothed,
but letters asking for money, sugar. brandy. ana
even linen poured thick upon her. The excuses
for not seeing her OF the mcst strange and I'M
probable nature such as that in consequence OF
detention u Holland, constructed expressly tor the
failure on his examination he was taken 10 house OF
punishment OF defeated candidates. Such was the
tenor of all the correspondence; misfortune seemed
TO have rained on hin A. one time he had broken
an arm. al another leg. Sickness suffering and
especially desituIion afflicted him the last being
an appeal enduring and unending. Rose, at ditfer-
ent periods had sent eleven thousand francs, an
enormous sum for one in her position to collect
which she obliged 20 deny herself all but the ne
cessaries of life and sacrifice her little parimony
and that OF a sister. AT last. after fourteen years OF
continued anXje;ics anu privaons Rose read IN the
new spaper an announcement oi the death OF Tne-
ophilus kepplcr. apolhecary. Of WiaerOach' whose
disconsoiaIc widow and afflicted children, &c.-
Thereupou on complaintto the Authorities the GRIM
inai who had withered her youth and wasted her
property was found in her bosom friend. The pun
lshrnen, inflicted is fourteen years confinement IN
dungeon. from which. during certain period III
each year, light is excluded Eve. Mirror.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

EF~ The public house in Rochester totmerly
known as the Morton House has been opened as lem
perance House, called tie Champion Hotel,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
NINTH GDITION.

gUST PUBLISHED, Dowhbg's History OF RorndnisIn
y , uiuh euiiiUu VIII. )! eusage, Ia various bileiHgs
Cr.sy-r', Lectures the Pig -u1 Progress tour e1l
,on vim nu u,.lerou, sj=-! ravnss-
Tn. NJ ssU.afy Memorial, Containing eDoui 81 Original
n.u-r. nv c..e.,ra Aa-can vrtrre empelI-hsd by
IN perb rlpt- .ece IN OIL c"iors. bound H. giL
,unc-;s u .C.d, WIKI -5U cravings, handsomely
PcI,ra, History Of liz Revolution with numerous ps,es
Guide G 10 KnOgvledge with 500 engravlngs, elegantly
Nm and eeyqat Bookbind.ng IN allits 7arietes.
Z WALkEi. IN irc9lfa.On The most beautiful enf
cn,!y st PctD-i buuinss Tor Harpcf- iunI mated
Bip ~ The Cneap 5oPssior- and Bndery, ~ fIn1.st 70
TEE TREASURY OF HISTORY, no. Xl.
IS TaIS DAY SLbLlSHED, AND CONTAINS AS
.Ns- Concus.o- oftle History OF China-Jgpan.
, The s-z. iniul lshnds-Cey!Un sIina'ra, Prince CT
W. Island java G0rugo, ,Cee5es, The oOtsccss or SPICE
l,rd- Banda sELn-g ard The Philippine tslsaos
i pAl-,tlu-. Sts- the jews, Armsul1, ii0eLiA
: t.yyo. l,sI.h : .g,} A.sxaAdtla, Antioch.
! Yt. afozry st-.-s, A--sFs, AG-;EGA anc Polynesia
america British Possessions, Csiis1s Newfoundland
= Sonis sIprrca Peru, Chiu, 5razl, the Republic OF
Is Plata Uciiel PrJvlces. colombia, Boyls Gn!sra
and Amlzonie
P,r .lco ba oalo-t Christopher Kills, Nevis,
.nra Mol.serrs sI.aica, Martinique, Guadaioupe 81
LUCIA ST Vincent DcIninlcis Gr-nzcA T.lnicA ST kus-
ts,l,ls Tobsgu, and HE Sslainas.
q Tk. COMMENCEMENT OF LID History 81 the United
States
rJi,rrv nr,c > cynls per l5rr PuoL.tei
hv DANIEL ADGE !GT fu..on-sL - o,u
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

APPROPRIATE COMPLIMENT. Several of the
Wings of Manchester have presented John Il. W ar
land, Esq, the editor Of the Manchester American,
and elegant Editorial Chair. Long and ably may he
fill il
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
/ WINER aCo-Is CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.

J, WINER = co. 5 CAWhUIAN VLAI'I1R O~1
Th. Best Remedy ever yet Diseo'erei
LtOa all klnds OF Worms. 1t not only destroys "osau s
4 and lavlgorates the whole system Ddt II ussolse. au
carries off t. -lpersbundsnt slime Or mucuS 80
IN i ,orach bowels OF Children more especiay
hos. in had health The forms The oed or nes Ia
winch worms produce ne.r young and ny removing H. u
Impossible for WORMS remain In lh- body IL ID hsfhess
plyyays proved by use, even "en no worms are os
covered The medicine being paiaabe nc child Will refuse
10 take L. not even the most delicate
Prepared Only by John Winer hainLon, C. W. and Jonn
Wn.r Co Se-YUrk, sole proprietors, and for SAFE BY
Wyatt x Ke.cham III FuIon-st; H. A. Sands, ls> Bow
.ry cor OF Spring-st aud j. ". Basset GA Broadway;
J. l. COdGngIon, Hudson, corner vi sprlng.st and DrGS
sists generally throughout t1e city. ols 9tIhAIu
gNFALLiBLE REMEDY for Frosted Lmos.-The
4 urooGrtor of t.o Daalsn Irincn, which s,iaaed
lcn celebrity In the Gorlh Of Europe, for lis ehcscy N
healing ErJgIed Limbs oud been introduced by hn IA f
adeipula with equal succsss,D acqialnts fose aniiCou
h has appointed ,eGcles 10 9!eecGef-st. aAo %
Macer-laae and ri MsdeDla1e up sis.fs "s1re .uPPy
n.y ~ slyssy. procured n bot- CHS sin