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ApOABDtNG. few young gentlemen can be
ED pleasantly accommodated with BOARD on
vey low terms, at No In BALTIMORE-ST., 4
doors below North street. Apply to
mh4-4t LUTHER J. cox,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

FIRE AT CHARLESTON. A fire occurred at
Charleston on Wednesday, which consumed
the dwellings of Mr.. Dougherty and Mr.. Scu.
Doe, the grocery of Mr. Schwing, and the shoe
shop of Mr. Aldrect.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

SUDDEN DEATH. Henry c. Mayer was re-
Gently found dead in his bed at Rochester, N.
Y. The deceased was the son of Charles F.
Mayer, of Baltimore, and son-in-aw of James
w. McCulloch, Esq, first Comptroller of the
Treasury at Washington, and highly respect
BY all who knew him
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

MIKE WALSH. The sentence of this indi-
vidual to six months Imprisonment in the Pen.
itentiary has created considerable stir among
his friends in New York, who held large
meeting in the Park on Thursday, to take mea-
sures to carry the case to higher tribu nal
Several speeches were made.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

FIRE AT SAvANNAH. Greet Loss of Property.
An extensive fire broke out in Savannah on
Sunday night week, in the cotton sheds at the
head of Bay street, which were entirely con-
stunned with the Cotton in them $500 bales)
with house on Bay street and one in the
rear. The entire loss is estimated at 81, 500.
About 1900 bales OF the cotton destroyed were
consigned to Charles Hartridge, who was insur-
ed for $4,000, the amount ofhis loss. Harris
& Riley lost 800 bales, insured for $4,000
The shed belonged to the Williamson estate
and were not insured-loss $4,000. This i:
supposed TO be the work of incendiories, fo
whose apprehension reward has been Offered
ofS5o0 by the Mayor of Savannah. Two othe
attempts we're again made on Monday even
ing. An individual has been apprehended IN
der suspicious circumstances.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

ROCHESTER Cry ELECTION. The Wings
of Rochester have elected Mr.. Pitkin Mayor,
by majority of nearly four hundred Out of
nine aldermen, the Wings have elected seven.
All this Wing supervisors are elected.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

REVOLUTIONARY MONUMENT. 1t is proposed
by the citizens of Wilmington to erect gra.
mite shaft one hundred feet high 10 the Will.
mington and Brandywine Cemetery, as mo
nument in memory Of those brave men Of the
Delaware Line, who fell in the Revolution
The site selected is very commanding one,
and when the shaft is reared it will be con.
spicuous object.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09
HHAIPAIGNE COBBLERS I2k CTS.
AT GIDELMAN'S SALOON.

Rear of Merchants Hotel, S. CR.4RLES-ST.
On making my first bow before my friends and the
public of Baltimore Caterer, would inform them
that have taken the above Rooms, formerly so well
known as popular resort, where, with my know
ledge of the business, combined with strict attention
to the wishes and tastes of the Baltimore community,
| expect 10 receive a share Of their patronage.
h3- LUNCH will be served every day at III o'ck,
and in the evening at 81 O'Clock, in New York style
when all the decaces of the market that could tempt
the appetite, will be served to those who favor me
with visit. mh9 2t1 VI. GtDELMAN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

Posr OFFICE DECISION. The Postmaster
General has decided that newspapers with a
stamp or memorandum on the envelope or on
the paper, are subject to letter postage by
weight.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

0g-POPULAR LECTURES. The last Lecture of
the course, in Rev DR.. Morris Church, will he deliv-
cred THIS (MOnday) EVENING, the 9th, by Rev.
DR.. MULLER, If Washington city. SUBJEcr--
"ChrStianitE is semen! Of aud influence up
OIL The Fine .9rtS" II
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OFFlCE OLE EMORY s. co

Opposite BanuH's, Bait. Md. (
1Ty-OFFlClAL DRAWING oi The Nd. C0nsnli
datcd Lottery, class No. 10, for ls46 For bcneii,
Frederick Female Seminary.
IL 81 10 60 81 , II I3 % 81 81 so
II and ~, being the lst and ID drawn Nos each 500
10 and 81, being the ID and ID drawn Nos each 10
10 and GO, being the % and 4th drawn Nos each =
80 and e., being the d'h and 9Th; o. and 81, he
ing the 5lh and 9Th drawn Nos. each s
Allhaylug two of lhc drawn Nos. on them, each q
All having one 0uiy oF the drawn Nos on, " ].
1t EMORY & CO., No, N. Calvert-st.
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kHlnE CAPITAL PREzE oEEICE FnI

TNHHE CAPITAL PRIZE OFFICE FOL
IL EVER. AS usual ahead of all competion in thy
way ofselliug CAPITALS. There is not single Of.
flee in the city that pretend shell out the need
full. The way DOYLE is at present doing at this CO
LIBERATED CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No. IA Prbt.
ST., opposite the Railroad Depot, to Bradshaw
United States Hotel Therefore if you want any q
the following splendid prizts. Send your orders, d
call on DOYLE. e
MONDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S., share
in proportion. ,
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets sas, shares i
proportion. !,
WEDNESDAY, 10000, tickets $40, shares in PR
portion.
THURSDAY, capital sl7,5cO, tickets s5, share
in proportion
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 900, tickets Sa, shares T.
proportion.
SATURDAY, Tom Thnmb. $4,000. Tickets sa
halves 50c qrs. 25 cents. Doyle will sell cetfcatee
of % whole tickets for 3l2, halves Sc, qrs. SO, an
eighths 81 So This is first rate chance to make J.
handsome amount of pocket money, with a sma'-
outlay and the risk on package is small. :,
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who DID
chase by the package or quantity G
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers l
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders "
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet,
Ii fri Opposite BIS o. r. r. DepoGn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

al EW CARPETTNG. We have Just rec eived
" large and fresh assortment of CAKPETINGS,
MATTlNGS, OIL CLOTHS, SC. &C., which we
will sell at very reduced prices and on pleasing
terms-we name in part:
1000 yards Brussels CARPETGNG, SL25 a 1874
1000 " Imperial Three-ply DO l.l25 a l.25
5000 " KdderminsteT Ingr'n do rs 8N
5000 :" SupeTtine do do 62!a rs
5000 Fine do do 30 all wool
ls0O " Cotton and Wool do 3l4a 37l
10000 OIL CLOTHS, all widths 81 50
Together with full assortment of Table and Piano
COVERS, LOOR MATS, WINDOW SHADES,
STAIR RODS, Sc &c, ut equally low prices We
shall be pleased to receive call from those in want,
rs we are determined TO sell extremely low prices
and on accommodating terms.
N, -. $40 pieces 4, and 81 plain and coloied
MATTlNGS, just received and for sale as above.
SHAW, SMITH Il co.
235 Baltimore street,
mh9 In four doors west of Char as
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NEE BOOKS, ...
" PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPER sc.
I- ReceiYed and for sale at ~

w, ~ HARRISON'S, No. jarvis Buildings
.t.. .. .-' North street. (Patemoster Row
Godey's Lady's Book for March, rich in literary
for February, 25c; Twenty Years After or the Three
Mousquetaires, by Alex Dumas, Sequel to the
Three Guardsmen, part issued, Csc; Olph the.
Wreckers, illustrated, Csc; The Last of the Vestals
l2lc; The Mendicant, Tale, 1890; Tales of thu
Land and Sea, l2lc; Living Age, rich No.. laic; /,
ALSO-The Western Continent and Flag of tbL
Union of to-day, with all the New York and Phila'
dephia papers,
N. B. Look out for the N. York Herald of this aeI
ternoon il will be rich, and contain the late Foreg,
News A file Of the London Morning Post for sale,
and the London Weekly Dispatch upon early appli}
cation. - op bg"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

n OTTERY TICKETS FOR as CENTst
~ On every SATURDAY the IS cent lottery wit
be drawn. Capital prizes as follows o
LIST Capital Prize of $4,000 is $4,000 q
I'd do do do 1000 is 1000
Sd do do do 500 is 500 7
9TH do do do 800 Is 300
sc. &c. sc. 9
o. Single tickets only 25 cents.
EMORY CO., the well known and popular lO2
terry firm, opposite Barnum's, will sell during tn
week and on Saturday, until o'clock in the afterf
noon tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
"a package may contain the four highest przesl fol
the trifing sum of SO so. ..
wish ticketsin the above any other lotteries, win
please be careful direct their orders TO The old 80
tabshed house of :
EMORY s. CO., opposite Barnum's,. .
II Baltimore, Md. !
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

TENHIS DAY, March 9th, will be drawn the MI
n consolidated Lottery, class No. 1913 Nos.
drawn ballots.
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 prize OF S2,os9
5000 Is " 600 q
&c 5000 40 +" 25o,at
Tickets S5-shares in proportion. :
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickeu
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER < co.
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, Class 10, drawn
March 7--lowest prize 81 IS
III 81 10 60 81 II 10 % 81 81 50
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

REV CARPHTINC. We have received a
w large assortment of CARPE TING, selected for
Spring Sles the patterns new and the quality gu
perot TO any heretofore offered in this market We
name in part
Snper Velvet, SupCrhnn Ingran
do Saxany, Fine do
10 Brussels, Extra supcr do
do hiee Ply, super Damask WIT,
CHENlhLLE RUGS, 'rwilled and plain do
super do 'Fufed and Brus els RFGs.
OIL CLOTHS, FANCY BAIHES, MATING nc.
All of which vii. he sold as low as can be had at
any establishment in any 0fthG Eastern cities
JNO. X, K G, w. DUYAIL
mh9-6t No. 9i0 Baltimore 81.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

CoLoRED CoNrENTIoN. 1t is proposed by
the colored people to hold National Conven-
ton, some time next summer, in Cleveland
Ohio. The object is to concentrate opinion a.
mong themselves upon some plan of colonial.
ton Some of them think of asking for part
of Oregon.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

NOTICE. By the Court of Chaacery at Anna
IN polls, on March I'd, 1876, HENRY T. HOUCK
was divorced, pineulo matrimonii, from his wife
EleanOra M. Houck. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09

FEHiGE LENTEN MONITOR, or Moral Re-
III Elections and Devout Aspirations on the Cos
pes for each day from Ash Wednesday to Easter
Sunday, by Rev. P. BAKER. sBehold now is the ac-
ecptable time, now is the day of Salvation" Pub
lIshed ana Tor sale by f. LUCAS, JR.
fe2o No. ITO Baltimore street.
MJ E PLUS ULTRA TOBACCO. The I'M
IA designed has now on hand, and is daily receiv-
ing, large quantities of superior Chewing Tobacco,
to which he invites the attention of lovers of the
weed. Fl. f.. KERNER,
fes6 No. lS4 Lexington Market Space.
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FMyAkE NltTlCE-WANTEDD AILY--Cefks,
IL book keepers, bar keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher; Coachmen; Ostlers; Wagoners;
Overseers; 20 Iaborers; Agents; 30 Cooks, Washers
and Ironers; ChaBbermaids Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Seamstfesses; House keepers, aud
anumber of other situations too numerous To mention
and too valuable TO lose. Families have only to give
me call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed to. Servants from my Office always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SCOTTI,
,,bQ No. 10 EXCHANGE Place
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8. F'oR ENGLAND. The, packet ship Joshua
Bates, sailed from Boston for Liverpool or
Thursday. Her letter bags, with those left by
&he Cambria, contained upwards of 10000 let
sefs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-07

into the city Of Cracow large body Of troops Having
secured the public posts they commanded company of
infantry priest who stated to have
concealed in his house: Now thus reverend gentleman
is much beloved and veneraed in Cracow, and
had intelligence gone forth that he be seized than
the smellers, miners and others, up, masSe, at
tackled routed disarmed and drove OF the the
whole of the troops that survived the short but
struggle The leader Of the insurgents woodranger
holding Office under the Cracow Senate. AS the
engagement ended, he detached party TO off the
PTussian post and in this he also succeeded having got
possession of all the dispatches from the government.
Next he blew up the bridge connecting the city by the
Austrian frontier, and then commanded enrolment of
troops, including old men, monks, and young boys.
Two days subsequently to the outbreak provisional
government formed, and installed in the Of St.
Christopher. All was excitement; females mounted on
horseback bearing their embroidered Polish eagles
and banners, gave intense interest the frenzy, while
priests in full vestmenis blessed the flags and bestowed
them among the banded insurgents. As this going
other reinorcements pouring forward, all fully
equipped, and many splendidy mounted.
But alas for all these glorious efforts; within three
days the united powers had reganed possession of the
devoted Cracow, and then commenced drumhead courts
martial In many districts the patriots continue hold
on but their heroic efforts inevitably fail before the
resources of their combined and powerful enemies
All accounts are for the present, necessarily but
the instruction may be looked upon virtually at
end.
FALL OF MAMA IN TURKEY.-The Courier de Con-
santnople communicates the interesting of rain
of mamma having fallen Yenishheir by which the in
habiiants Of that place have been beautifully supplied
with food of the form Of hazel nut but capable of being
ground into meal A kilo of is sold there for twelve
pIasres while the bread prepared from this mysterious
product of heaven is said TO be most excellent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-07
New York Money Market.
From the Morning Mems.


MoSDAY APR 27-6 p M-The market quite heavy
again day. The that from the
President relation the Mexican business. failure
line partly reported day Money tight with
every chance of continuing Pennsylvania fell = Morris b Harlem
i, Norwich and Worcester T. Reading II, Long Island J.
The produce market is heavy and falling Orders here TO sell
freely. The quantity forward very large, but
the breaks before any great
supply reaches here may also be true that OF that which
forward portion already purchased for shipment and will
forward directly
SATURDAY, AFRIL 26 p. M.The Stock market continues buoy
returning of Spectators purchases
apparent whom the buyers sell the
which they bid with much avy There OF dspo-
son people of the stock market invest shilling
stocks the ether hand from abroad and elsewhere
constantly coming upon market The
New England banks already getting kety and the railway
in that shows of The railway
England succeeded by export trade
and the rise of food the close Of the harvest approaches making
deficit in the crop apparent II impossible for the hanks
dollar without drawing avalanche OF goods
Lancashire upon this market absorb it. The price Of cotton
cheap, ndng deficit of fifth quantity,
subsidized Where
sion buy fancy stocks to come from does not appear
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-07
The Western Review.

We acknowledge the receipt of the first number of
a Quarterly Review, under the above title, pub
lished at Columbus, o., by c. c. g. G. R. Hazewell.
We have time only to note the running titles of
the several articles, to wit Protection; the Cam
paign of Waterloo the late contest in Rhode Island
England, under Seven Administrations Native Anne
ricanism Spring Grove Cemetery the Naval Power
of the United States; the Oregon Question; the
Currency; Early Roman History, &c. All these
subjects treated upon with equal ability and fresh
The Typography and general style of the work
equal to the Quareres of the Eastern States and
of Europe, and nothing could be more gratifying to
sectional pride than to it meet with the
cess which confident it will not fail 10 merit
We shall speak of the Review particularly
hereafter. 1t is pity, by the way, that the term
Quarterly was not used in the title Price So per
year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-07

PUBLIC DEBT OF TExAs-The House of Represen-
tatives of Texas have appointed committee to in
quire into the expediency of cedng to the Govern
ment of the United States the public lands of Texas
for the just equivalent, for the purpose of providing
to liquidate the public debt; and to take into
consideration the propriety of classifying and de6n-
ing the public debt, and of appointing board to
ascertain and alot the same.
A bill has also been introduced into the Senate,
60 for the liquidation and adjustment of the public
debt" The bill proposes the appointment by the
Governor and Senate, of three commissioners to act
upon the claims, at Austin, commencing the LIST
June next and thereafter the first of every alter
nate month, with the powers of Court of Law and
Equity; and whose decision is to have the effect of
a judgment The right of appeal is also to be allowed
from their decision.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-07
From Neutrality-suspicious. Army.

By an arrival at New Orleans, April Doth, of the
u. S. Steamer "Col. Harvey" from Brassos San ia
60, whence she sailed on April 10th, we have late
news from that point. 1t appears that Gen. Ampuda
arrived at Matamoras the 1lth inst. with 1000
troops, 1000 cavalry and an equal number of foot,
which increased the Mexican force to about 5000
men. Gen. Ampudia Immediately after his arrival,
notified Gen. Taylor that if he did not abandon the
position that he then occupied he should consider it
equivalent to declaration of
On the 18th, Gen. Ampudia fortified himself oppo-
site to Gen. Taylor's position. Gen. Taylor also
raised breastworks the bend of the river, to
command the river and the works raised by the Mex
leans So advantageously Gen. T. situated, that
it was evident no possible force at the command OF
the Mexican General could dislodge him and on the
18th Gen. Ampudia notified Gen. Taylor that he
would not act further until he received definite in
structions from his government.
1t is reported that Gen. Taylor, hearing that there
were two vessels off the mouth of the Rio Grandc
from New Orleans, with provisions from the Next
army at Matamoras, despatched Lieut.. Renshaw,
of the U. s. brig Lawrence, with the cutter
st. Anna TO cut off all communication with that place
Gen. Worth has resigned his commission 1t is
said the of this step is that old of COM
plant, brevet rank But whatever may be the cause
the whole country will regret the loss of Gen. Worth
1t is disparagement to others in the service to say
that, in the highest and best qualifications of general
officer. General Worth has no superior In the army
Another untoward event in the service we have to
chronicle On the morning of the 10th instant. Col
Cross the acting acknowledgement of the army
left the camp horseback unattended, on bushes:
in his department Not returning within reasonable
time, alarm excited in regard to his safety, and
parties sent out for him, but could obtain nc
satisfactory tidings of him. Three or four day:
elapsed and the gravest fears entertained for his
life, when happily, through the energy and adroitnes
of officer of the dragons, it ascerained tina
Col. Cross had been taken prisoner by party o
Mexican rancheros, consisting of captain, lieuten
ant and five men, and carried off. Not the leas
apprehension is now entertained for the personal
safety Of Col Cross but it is not known in General
Taylor's camp where he is.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-07
u. ToMLINsoN. Assistant Secretary.

THE MoRMoNs.-The people of Northern Illinois
have determined that all the Mormons of every clique
shall leave the State There are now three principal
cliques of Mormons, which are thus described in the
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
LIST. The 90 Twelveites,' who are moving off some
where to the west-that portion of the church now
called the " Camp of Israeli I'd. The Rigdontes, -
who locating their Zion Chambersburg
Pennsylvania. They acknowledge Sidney Rigdon,
Esq, as their leader and prophet They include in
their number, 1t is said many excellent and est-
mabe citizens who left the Twelveites in consequence
of their spiritual wife doctrine" and other abomina-
tions. Sd. The ''Voree Mormons," who acknowledge
James ]. Strang, Esq, their prophet and Imperial
Primate, and who consider the beautiful City of
VOree'' as the Ell Dorado of their hopes This por-
ton of the church is evidently the most orderly and
law-abdng and includes most of the talent and vir-
tue of that people. They are rapidly increasing in
numbers, and most of the churches out of Nauvoo
have declared for Strang and Voree; and ''Voree,
Wisconsin,, is to be the great gathering place of
the sincere and rirtuOuS portion of the Latter Day
Saints.
OTThe Illinois State Register and one of its cor
respondents have been exposing the causes of the ex-
traordinary opposition to the Mormons In Illinois,
1t appears to have been engendered by faction. The
Wings are at the bottom of it. They now admit that
the withdrawal of the Mormons will give them Con-
gressional district and their aim for a long time has
been to produce this withdrawal and for this polit-
ica purpose This is even worse than religious nol-
GRANGE and fanaticism.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-07
Married.

In Warren county, Mississippi, on the 10th ult.,
by the Rev. Jas. NJ Lancaster, HoRATIo J. HARRIS,
Auditor of the State of Indiana, to Miss MARTHA l..
QUARLEs, of the former place.
ora lohole loaf of wedding cake accompanied the
above notice, and it was duly honored by the entire
fraternity of the Office Each and all present their
respects TO the Auditor of State and ferventy hope
for him and his young and amiable bride many years
of unaloyed happiness.