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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-20

THE MUSEUM. The entert lnments at the Saloon
this evening of exceedingly attractive charac
ter. Mr. Western will appear in his original part Of
"Jonathan Slick" and in addition to which will be
performed the interesting drama of the "Gamber's
Fate; or the hut of the Red Mountains" A crowded
Saloon of course.
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uq-CAN CONSUMPTION BE CURED? Scores
of impudemt lmpOstOs advertising their worthless
nnStrHms a certain cure for Consumption even in
its confirmed and advanced sttte. Believe them not
1t is absolutely false. They tell their lying tale TO dc
ceiyG the wasting valid, and rob him OF his money
DR. Wstar's Basam of Wild Cherry will cure The dis
eases that lead to Consumption, and thus prercnt it,
1t will also cure CoNsUMPTtoN in its mild aud incpi-
ent stagesbGtore il has got fast aud fatal hold. Dr.
Sklman, of Boundh0ok, N j., says that it is the
best preventive Of that disease he has ever found in
his long experience. He also it after cure is
hopeless, and that il aeviaeS the suffering and
renders the patient more comfortable than any medi
cine ever known. This f}alsam has efectnaly cured
many who supposed they were III the last stages of
this frigh fu disease. Let not the despairing aud
emaciaed consumptive entirely despond till he has
given it trial. He may yet recover. Let him not
fatally mistake the stage OF his disease, Try III time
Be sure and get the genuine WisEat's Basam' lint
tai0ns abound, For sale by
aTABLER II CANBY, l20 w. Ptatt-st.
Also, by George K. Tyler, 42 r. Baltimore street:
Seth s. HancG, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. +.
Perkins s Brother cor. Green and franklin streets:
Joseph b. Stanshury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kims corner Market and Green SIS; George II. Keer
No 1923 Baltimore street. jal9 lw
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New YoRK CIRCUS -FRoNT.sr. THEATRE. The
performances at this popular establishment tonight
are for the farewell benefit of Dan Rice the unrivaI-
led clown. lie has generously rendered one half of
his profits to aid the erection of the Jackson Monu-
ment. A handsome silver goblet will be presented
to the author of the best original conundrum. As
this is the last night of the New York Circus Com.
pany we anticipate and predict the presence of a
larger auditory than any that has heretofore attended
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-20

HHyERY BODY KNOWS that EMORY X
-HA co.'s is the luckest lottery office in the United
- ties. They sell more prizes than all tho other off
ces in the ciy-a great many very pretty prizes
sold in serday'S lottery at this great prize Office
Give them a call to day where you may purchase a
ticket for triAng sum that viii give you handsome
fortune.
All orders from the country to ensure proper and
Immediate attention, must be directed to
EMORY II co, 2 Calvert street,
jag Baltimore, MARYLAND.
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Baltimore, January 5, 1916.
JAMES :. HENDERsOy g. CO.

- a N MS ' . II U Y ID ffNIFN * 1tb.
Would re specttuliy inform their friends and tne pub-
lie that they are now prepared to Manufacture BooT
SHOES and Pumps in the most fashionable STYLE and
OF the best m .terlals and workmanship, at their
stand, No. Is SOUTH GAY STR, EFT. We have
just receiv fresh supply of those SUPERIOR
FhENCH CALF SKINS which have given satsfac-
tin" to the welrefs. Cur prices will be such that
none viii nave cause to complain, who may favor us
with their orders. ial7-3t
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the 18th inst by the Rev. Mi. Champion, at the
residence of DR.. j. a. Preston Oakland Hartford co.
Md WILLIAM j. WALLIS. OF Baltimore, TO ANNE ].
daughter OF the late Mathew Hawkins, of Hartford
county.
Also, al the some time aud place, by HE Rev. Mr..
France, WILLIAM WILSON to CAROLINE P. HAWKINS, 4
all of Hartford county, Md.
On the 18Th by Rev. Dr. Atkinson, Taos. GOODWIN ,
10 ELLEN daughter of Jacob AyrGs, Esq.
On the 18th inst by Rev. Mr. Allen, NATHANIEL o,
STEWART To Miss ELEANOR G. BUCK, all OF this CityI
ON the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr. Sheer, WN F. WAL
HER TO Miss ELvISA II. SPRIGG, both of this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-20

GNREAT LUCK At THE EVER LUCKY
SW RDGLE'S Capital Prize Depot. No. l44 Pratt.
ST. opposite the Railroad Depot, and next to Brad
siaw'a United States H0tel. Now is the time 10
make fortune by purschasing pack z of DOYLt
who rs SOLD more prizes during the past month than
all the other ON 'cs in the city. constant stream
OF fortune scenes TO meet every one who is fortunate
enough to try their luck at DOYhE'S. Come now
try our luck IN some OF the following sp!endid
sch mes.
TUESDAY, capital $500, tickets s2g, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital sis 900, tickets 81, shares
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets o. shares
in urnpGriiOn
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
SATURDAY, the 'sThomas Thumb Lottery, will,
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, halves 50 cts
quarters % cts. Certificate of package will be is
sued as follows: package consisting of 25 whole
tickets for Sl2 halves So qrS. So, aud eeEths Sill
This is splendid chance for pocketing a very hand.
some prize for a small outlay.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who mr.
chase by the package or quantity.
Fer sale in the gres.es variety OF lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders ne,
nail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. la Prattstrest.
II ri Opposite r. Il q. z. r. Demon
SSMAt.L LOW PRICED GOLD WATCHES,
- for Ladies, and large and fresh lot of gentle
mems Gold and Silver LEPINE WATCHES. For
sale by RI CAMPBELL
jal9lmo 2O5 Market street.
rHyHE IVORY CRUCEFIX. The exhibition
u will he continued at Masonic IIAtL, on MON
DAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, in eonse-
quence of the illness OF the prophet r. which renders
it impossible TO 90 on his way southwark.
IG3- Admission 80 cts.-Day and Evening. aI g. st
UNEMPLOYMENT SOLICITED. Urged by
IA the most pressing wants, occasionea by losses
aud other untoward misf0runes, an elderly man is
forced to max IN appeal to the public, and parttcu-
larry 10 the commercial community, for some employ.
Tie is s0ber in tuStrous, too proud TO make HIM
self useiui in any branch of business well acauaint
ed with every part Of the city, has had great expe-
Renee in trade, keeps Book by single and double
entry, and IL conversant with several languages
He does not boast of having defended his country in
time of need, but is anxious to get emrloy now in
need himself to enable him to deien himself against
starvation. Apply for reference to the printers
ja5 eO3t~
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n7.t,O. @. F.. r. W. GRAND LODGE OF MD.
The Grand Officers eItct will be installed in their
respective offices on THIS CFuesd,y) EVENING,
at O'Clock. The Scarlet members of the several
lodges are i.vitCd 10 be present and witness the
II ri G. d. TEWKSBURY, G. Sec'y.
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o. LOP BoSEL 3 And GTTSHEES. A larg4
~ supply Of Iapanned Tin Stop Bowls and pcn-
srs, OF beautiful patterns, just received and for sale
very low for CASH, at the Original Furnishing Ware
house of ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street,
jail second tin store above Howard-ss
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True LlBERALITY-.4 Rare Woman. A wi
dow, of nearly three score years and ten, writes
a "busness letter" to the New York Observer,
in which she gives a chapter of auto-biogra-
ply deserving the widest publication. She
has been a widow ten years. Her husband
left her two thousand dollars and the use of
the farm during her life, and from those sourc-
es, Notwithstanding the $4,000 had been almost
swallowed up in the failures of the banks and
the bankruptcies of individuals with whom it
was deposited, she had contrived to pay to TO-
reign missions $3.50, home missions $780, TO
the Education Society $500, to the Bible So
ciety 5000, Tract Society 500, Colonization
Society Sllo and Seamen's Society SEQ. OF
course this has only been accomplished by RI
gid and high principIed economy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-20

BEAR 1T IN MIND That Johnst0n's benefit comes
off Tomorrow "wednesday Evening, at the MI.
scum. Go early, in order 10 procure seats.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-20

SChr Galena, Beard Mobile L. Hooper
ARRIVED,
Schr Florence, Saith, - days from ST. Thomas,
Turks island, ballast, TO Thos WhitrGgG & Co.
SChr Temperance, Nonis, from Philadelphia, mdse
MEMORANDA.
Ship Republic, Lands, for Baltimore (before re-
ported cearedl allied from Liverpool 9Th ult.
Barque Nautilus, formerly of Baltimore, left
at Cape Hay ten 4lh instant having been sold 10 the
Hayden Government. Capt. J. w. Reed, of Balti-
more came passenger in the brig Smyrna, at Bostons
Brig Massachusetts, Collins for Baltimore, cleared
at N. Orleans 9th inst.
Brig Gen Pnckney, Hobbs, and sehrs Iona, Ste
Vens, fin Baltimore arrived at Charleston 18th inst;
and Mississippi, Kelly, from do do l4h. Schr John,
Cromwell, cleared nj do 18th for Baltimore.
Schr eriesles, sterling foi Pensacola, cleared at
Mobile 10Th inst.
Schs Liberty, Best, from Baltimore, arrived at Gas
tine 18Th.
schr Planet, ilawes, from Baltimore, arrived at
Bath 18th.
Schr Seguine, Cole, from Baltimore, arrived at N.
York l7th inst. Schrs Direct. Briggs and Amelia,
Smith, cleared AT do same day for Baltimore.
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E}~VIGiLANT FIRE COMPANY. A Special
meeting of the Vieiant Fire Company will be held
ON THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, the 20th inst. at
O'Clock. business Of imp lrtance demands the pune
tual attendance of every membef By order.
IL WILLIAM tJAMS, Sec'y. ..
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LATER AND IMPORTANT FRom HAYrI. Dates
Gom Cape Haytien to the 4th inst. have been
received at Boston. The following is an eX-
tract of letter:
The market is literally gIutted with Ameri-
can produce. Flour is selling at S24 liayten
currency--Codrsh Sl2 a SIC l-2-Pork $40 4
SIS. DoubIoous are worth $50, and but very
few to be had even at that price. Coffee is
held at 10 ga a 20 cents; and but little coming
in, owing to the scarcity OF labor. Every man
is a soldier, and the whole time is taken up III
learning military tactics, in preparation for the
grand march OF the whole army against the
Spanish part of the island, that will move on
OF before tho LIST March.
OF the iiayten fleet that left here some two
weeks SINCE for an attack on Port au flatt,
four of the five were wrecked in the harbor of
that place; the other, very small vessel, es-
capped. 1t Is supposed that a great portion of
their crews were lost This was great loss
for the IIaytiens but, Notwithstanding, they
are now fitting out fleet of five or six vessels
for the same port.
The American barque Nautilus was fired INTO
by the Haytien fleet, tho captain ordered on
board the lIayten vessels, and required to give
up his papers. After having detained him some
time, he was suffered to depart with his papers.
All this was done while our flag was at her mast
head, and on the high seas, some 25 miles from
the land. We hope soon to see some of oul
armed vessels i'll these waters.
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RROsTON PREMIUM TICKINGS. An
I'D invoice of this scarce and very superior ar
iicIe Of yard wide TICK NC, just received and for
sale by the piece, or at retail, hy -
HENRY w. COOKE,
ie2O corner Of Hanover & Lombaid-ss.
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| E d.,

Gu the 18th inst Capt. JAMES CHAYToR, long and
iamarly known commander OF the steamboat
Constitution.
On the 10Th inst MIRIAM, Youngest daughter of
Prof Akin aged years ana mo this.
On the II il inst. Mrs, MARY PRIScE, in the 18th
year of her age.
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SMALL Pox AT WASHINGTON Several cases
of small pox have recently occurred at Wash
ington, but the Board of Health report that the
disease is now gradually decreasing. Let vac
cination, by all means, be resorted to, both by
old and young. 1t is the only preventive.
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LETTER bags UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
For Bremen-Ship Ann LIST prOxiao.
For BrCmen-Ship America, soon.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brg Mary Nj, Hooper, with de
spntch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Glamorgan, soon.
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EROCTOE MANN'S OFFICE. for the sale
y OF his celebrated ANTI BILIOUS OR LIVER
Pills, and Vegetable Cough DROPS, has been re-
moved from Jarvis building to No. 30 HARRISON
anu tne puonC etheIaHy' jal6
rgyHE SUBSCRIBER has REMOvFD liz
81 store from No. ~ Baltimore street IN No az
BALTIMORE STREET, onp door east OF Howard
street, and will open in few days large and exen
sIve assortment of GOODS, and sell at manrfac
tuters' prices.
jap ELIAS HALE, 324 Baltimore street.
fNOLD PENS. We have inst yeceiyed , snnaI-
"a OF Henfy's Gold Pens, with silver cases. which
we will sell upon acct nm ,dating terms
TN FREDERICK FIGKEY & SONS.
JAY No. 800 Baltimore street.
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NJ. YoR1l CIRCUs. FRONr sTREET.

N, OKLA SIRCSSs FIsONl' So Ii H. EE.
b3- DAN RICE, The ShdksPeGrian Ciown, respect
fully announces to the public, that his farewell benz
fit will take place on TUESDAY EVENING, 2Oth
inst, on which occasion he will present beautiful
silver goblet to the lady or gentleman who produces
the hest original c0nundrum. commute will be
appointed to decide upon the merits of the cOnun-
drum. In comp lance with the suggestion of his
friends, he has generously volunteered 10 appontiae
one half Of his profits towards the erection of the
Jackson Monument Tuesday night will be the last
of the New York Circus Company. ja64t
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DEATH OF INmAN. The New York papers
announce the death of Henry lnman, the cele-
brated artist.
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RECEPTION or McNULTY AT HOME. On
the arrival of c. J. McNulty at Mount Yer
non, Ohio, after his trial at Washington, he re-
ceived salute of 36 rounds, and was escorted
to the Court House, where he returned his
thanks for the popular demonstration, in a
lcnoIhY snrech.
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SNAIL Pox IN PHILADELPHIA. Out OF ll9
deaths in Philadelphia last week, aS were from
small pox, and IS from consumption.
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER Y co. Il,

OFFICE OF FLETCHER Il co.
No Holiday S., BALTIC. {
a SPLENDID opportunity of obtaining a prize
IA is Offered in TO-DAY'5 Lottery, being Ia bal
lots To rs Nos. placed III the wheel q 900 highest
prize. &c Tickets only 81 30, ha yes S 25 qrs 62c
package for So IS. The attention of the public is
particularly called to this scheme and we trust they
will not fail to give us a call.
Drawn Nos. class 9-lOwest prize S., are
% 10 81 as 80 Is 81 65 %
Person Throughout the country DESTROYS of irving
their good fortune in any of the magnificent lotteries
now drawing in Baltimore every week, will please
di rect send their orders TO
JAMES FLETCHER * co. Baltimore. Nd
a FEW MORE OF THE SAM SORT
IA SOLD YESTERDAY AT SGHOOLFIELD x
CO.'S. They sold to Nos. 5 l6 80, a plize of $3.50,
sold TO gentleman of this CITY; Nos. 50 IS 81 prize
OF $3.50, sent to Columbia, Pa; Nos. Z Is 81, prize
of $500, sold to a cih II.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class ., drawn
January ~, lows st prize IS. are:
3! 10 81 a. S 20 Is 81 IS d
Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme Of Md
Consolidated ReI-Ar Lottery class 3.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize OF 37,5O0 prize Of 3los8
$50 S 500 sc
Tickets 52j-shar"s IN pr0p0rti4n
fb3- Draws next SATURDAY, January 9Th the
Snail Fly Seminary LOTTERY, cass g. capital przc
S4nd1--Tickes 9l--shares in proporti0n in which
-chunfcld & Co. will sell on certificate packages nj
- whole tickets tor only IA halves 81 co. quarters
- 80, eI@hths 81 Is. For the prizes please address
The great prize sellers
SCH0OLFiELD St co,
No. Calvert stfer(,
II tiFst office from Baltimore street
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preparation Of a3o,0o0 made by Congress, to-
wards lnc erection Of Qualifications on Sellers
Point Flats.
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d. MALL NV PRICED GOLD WATCHES
- for Ladies, and large and fresh lot of gentle
sale by K. A. CAMPBELL,
jal9lm0 205 Market street
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Total guns. -.
May soon return homo.


These two squadrens will comprise larger ma
val force than was ever put forth by the United
States; and manned and offcered as they will be,
by the best men in the world, they cannot fail Of
accomplishing all that will be required of them.
We hope, however, that the different comman-
ders will disoountenace any abortive steps, like
those undertaken by the St. Mary's at Tampico
No move should be made without those engaged
in il being certain of success for failures like the
one we have mentioned, reflect dscredit on our
gallant navy, and serve to inspire the enemy with
courage, although the conduct of our officers and
men may have been never so gallant.
There is a great deal to be done by the United
States in this war. We have not only to conquer
a pcace-an honorable and lasting peace, on our
terms, and with security for its continuance, but
we must do something that will show the
nations Of Europe that democracy in war
is as powerful and efficient as monarchy
We must show them that we are capable
of maintaining the proud stand we occupy
among the family of nations, and OF promptly
and effectually Furnishing those who wantonlv
impel MS into war. But we must be vigorous,
ana spare neither time, money nor means IN sc-
comprising those objects, or we may get into fur
ther and more serious difficulties. We must DO
prompt IN our movements, and sweep the coasts
and Interior OF Msxioo with the force Of tornar
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CITY Intelligence.

FmE-Thc alarm Of fire yesterday morning proceeded
from the cotton loft Of Hicks Son. No 80 South street
II was put out with but little damage:
CALIFoRNIA ExPEprTIoN.-We understand that COL
Stevenson with applications for appointments
no purpose the ranks filed, and there is OPP
portuny for further appointments The regiment will
soon leave for Fort Hamilton
HoKsEs ron SALE.-We would call attention to an ad
versement in another column of beautiful sorre pony
and two fine saddle horses for SALE The horses are
handsome and well matched and have doubt
body would be pleased with them. See advertisement
CoNEr IsLANp-we informed that the steamboats,
the ferry to Coney Island and Fort Hamilton will on
farther notice) as per advertisements which at this
is great convenience to all who wish to
visit that delightful as well as heathful resort.
SroRrISc.-In our report OF the Trotting Match yes
terday it ought to have been stated the Centreve
Track, L.I not Harlem Track, as mentioned
.FusSr ArrAm.There was very interesting and
highly s of on n.rsae M
S-,of N H, CT, wa: stopping at Dr. BIS, IN Fourth
eoSs Of essh tina.
clergyman alderman might be sent for, the
admitted Of no delay. Groom; had been provided
perform the ceremony. After waiting about an hour,
the company and his reverence were informed that
Of the parties had backed out Which one il was could
not be found out So the clergyman and the wedding
party left the house without the ceremony being per-
formed.
goodlooking sons of the green isle" were brought
before Justice Osborne at the Tombs yesterday
morning charged with being found asleep upon stoop
in front Of tavern in the upper part Of Greenwich st.
Their names Dennis and Murray, and both of
them appeared to have had at some understandable length
Of time past feud with the ancient and honorable fra
ternes Of talors and BARRIERS Dennis seemed to have
been deputed by his associate spokesman, when,
asr the charge being preferred the following dialogue
ensued.
JusrIcE-wel Dennis, what have you to say to this
charge
DEnrs (grinning why. you see. yer honor's wor-
ship was takin odgns together Murray and meself
and arter got asleep walked up by the cussed
bed boogs which chased each other round faces,
and being aeared they'd carry Of honor we got
up and whit into the street. where there boogs
JusTIcE-Is this so. Murray
MuRRAr-Yes, yer honor end can show ye the scars
where they bit me flesh. Then Murray commenced
the operation Of rolling up the legs of his but
Justice Osborne not being particular about ocular de-
monsation told him he need not do it, and recommend
ed to Dennis and Murray to take lodgings hereafter at
some more fashionable hotel where they would not be
driven into the streets by the boogs" They then
discharged, and making low DO and scrspe, ent
on their way grinning at their lucky escape
CoRoNIRs OrricE The Coroner held inquest yes
terday at the City hoptsl the body of James Martin
born in Ireland 40 Of age who to his death
from being immersed in the water. Verdict accord
ingiy