American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-16

young gentlemen composed entirely of ex-scho-
lars OF the High School, organized society
under tho above title on Monday evening"
They have adopted for their motto-that of the
High School, "Pdlm0n qui merua terat" The
following are the names of the officers, Presi.
dent, Samuel L. Banded; LIST Vice President,
Henry Cragg, I'd Vice President, William II
Brooks; Corresponding Secretary, David Ring;
Recording Secretary, Christopher G. Brooks;
Treasurer, Philip A. ChappilI; Curators, John
Lambdin, Enoch s. Holt and John d. Ing
The association will meet every Monday even
ing at the corner of Baltimore and Charles
streets.
The lost found. Mr.. John Smith of Bucks
CO., Pa, who wandered from his boarding house
in Charles street, on Monday morning IN state
of mental arrangement, was found yesterday
afternoon in lot in the rear of the Canton
race course. When found he was almost in a
state Of nudity. Justice Armstrong and some
gentlemen living in the neighborhood had him
conveyed to the Washington Medical College
where his friends can find him.
Sudden Change in the Feather. Yesterday
morning the thermometer in our counting
room stood at SIS degrees, and at O'Clock in
the evening it had fallen to rs degrees, with a
cool, braclng wind blowing, This sudden
change in the Temperatures, needs a correspond
ing change in clothing, which every person
who values his health will see to.
RunmUay. The horses attached to hack
ran away last evening between and O'Clock
from the neghborhood Of the Depot and when
at the corner of Pratt aud Light streets, they
ran upon the pavement, forcing the pole of the
vehicle against the window of the hardware
store Of Messrs, +. s. Fl. Dawes, breaking it
completely IN. They were finally stopped
without doing further damage.
The odd FeIlowS. A large number of the
order of Odd Fellows, many of them taking
their families, will leave this morning, by an
extra boat in the Union Line, for Philadelphia.
A number ofothers will go by the evening boat,
and by the Railroad, during the day. The rep
resentation from Baltimore, will probably be
larger than that ofany other city.
The .Ns,o Line to Philadelphia. 1t will be
seen that the new Barge line to Philadelphia
advertise to take passengers at the low rate of
$3.50 for the round trip, meals included. The
tickets are good for ten days. This is an ex-
cellent opportunity for persons who wish to at.
tend the Odd Fellows celebration in Philadel-
phia,
NaToV Escape. A lady named Bowers,
living in Poppleton street, came near killing
her young infant on Monday night, by giving
it heavy dose of laudanum, in mistake for
paragoric. A physician was Immediately sent
for, who administered an antidote and saved its
lie Parents can not be too cautious how they
Use medicine Of this kind
Cured in. clay bank on the Washington
road caved in yesterday morning, while two
men were at work under it, completely burying
them Assistance being at hand they were
rescued without suffering any serious injury.
RiOtimg and Fighting. John Mclaughlin and
barney Schaeffer were arrested yesterday by OF.
fcers Gamble and Merchant, on the charge of
rioting and fighting in the streets They were
released on security to appear at court by jas
lice Kennard
Caution. Two small German children came
near losing their lives yesterday, on the Point,
by eating the leaves of the Gymson weed-one
of them indeed is not yet considered out of
danger. Let this be caution to parents.
Run Ouer. A man named Andrew Graham,
was run over on the Point yesterday afternoon
by one horse wagon and considerably injured
He was taken to the office of DR.. Landstad,
who dressed his wounds.
County Court This tribunal was engaged
III GAZING tne uockets yesterday. The Jury was
discharged until this morning, when the trial
OF cases will commence.
u S. District Court. This court has ad-
Journed over until Saturday morning.
The Chesapeake Ryemen. At meeting of
the Chesapeake Rflemen, held on Monday
evening last, DR.. Thomas C. Worthngton was
unanimously elected Surgeon of the company.
City Court. No business was transacted be-
fore this court yesterday. After receiving the
Presentments the Grand Jury, it adjourned
until this morning.
The Appeal Court. This tribunal commences
its session in the Equity Court Room, this
morning, Judge Purvance, presiding. There
are q large number of cases to come before it
False Alarm The alarm of fire on Monday
evening about o'clock, was without any cause
so far as we could learn.