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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-06
ESOR THE LADIES!

n FRESH SPRING GOODS!!
we have received during the last week several
large invoices of FRESH SPRING GOODS, consist
ing in part of
Mourning Goods, 25 TO 3l4
Plaid and striped Ginghams, 25 TO All
Din. ana whle ana DIX. and lead Lawns, 37a 10 81
Black and lue black Apaccas; Grapes
Calicoes, Gloves, &c.
Dress Goods, Grape and NJ. de LANES, 20 to 81
barage ana BaIzafmes, 49, to %
Earlston and Cambria Ginghams, 95 TO 37A
Bingham aud Gingham Lawns, IS 10 37i
Lawns, Cambrics, Shawls, Gloves, sc.
Also, variety of Cloths and CassiIneres
Vestings; Summer Cloths; Drilling Cotton
Pantaoon SUITS; Domestic Goods of all kinds, &c
90 Our motto is small profits and quick saes
therefore, those favoring us with CALL may depend
on finding goods as cheap they can be found in
the city, at JOHN II. WILSON'S,
No 80 Market str ct, (Whie HouseD
ap6.tuth3t doors below Frederick.
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New Posi- OFFICE. The Postmaster Gen
eral has established post office at Cherry
Hill, in Cecil county, and appointed Mr.. w.
II. Assay postmaster. The Office was opened
on "Wednesday last.
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TiRRELLs CONFESSION. The pretended
confession of Tirrell, that he killed Mrs. Bick-
ford, proves to be false. We have before us
afiidavits of his wife, mother and sister, says
the Boston Post, that no conversation of the
kind reported took place between Mrs. Tirrell
and Constable Whippe; and that Tirrell never
made any confession of the nature affirmed by
Whpple, to either Of them, in their presence,
or to their knowledge.
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HowEs CIRcus-Front st. The bill Of pertorman-
ces at this house for this evening is of varied and
interesting character. Some o f the most difficult
feats ofhorsemanship, tumbing, pcsurng, &C., will
be performed Remember this is the last week OF
the senann.
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FIRE. The residence of the late Judge Buch-
anan, near Williamsport, Md. was consumed
by fire on Friday last.
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ANOTHER SLAYER TAKEN. A letter, dated
Liverpool, March 8, reports the capture of the
Northumberland, from the United States, at
the island of ST. Johns, by Brazilian school,
ner ofwar. Cargo and vessel are condemned,
and are worth $1,000 to $4,000; besides there
is heavy fine. 1t is suggested that the vessel
is probably the Terre Fogo, now under the
Brazilian flag.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE MINISTER. Rev.
James Grimes, of Mddletown, Butler Co. Ohio,
died on the 10th ut. aged ST. He was Sol
der of the Revolution from an early period of
the War, taken prisoner at the surrender of
Charleston, S. c., but escaped from sleeping
sentinels, travelled long through wilds, over
mountains and through swamps, to reoin the
American Army. He was afterward engaged
in the battles of Monmouth and Cowpens.-
He was for 81 years amember of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church
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ADDISON LYcEUA. lecture will be delivered this
evening, before the Addison Lyceum, by Prof II.
Johnson subject-''The Influence of Eloquence. "
1t will take place at the lecture of the Calvert
st. Baptist Church.
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Emrriton Republican,
AMI
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, April 6 1876.

The large and increasing circulation of the Clip
uey HON in town and country, together with the fact
that lbs opinions and sentiments are unietcred by par
oiZan and sectarian peudiCes, thereby giving it wei
come recCption among all classes and conditions Of so
olety and especially those who constitute the life OF
t,ade and business. make it medium for advertising,
eoua 10 any other paper published in this city. Mer
chants and citizens generally should he Of this
important fact
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SOUTHERN MAIL. No mail South of Wash
ington last evening. There are four mails now
due beyond Raleigh.
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CARELESS Use OF FIRE ARMS. A young
man, named Johnson Spalding, living near
Leonardtown, Nd, last week killed Gilbert
Curtis, deaf and dumb fee negro, by snapp-
ing gun at him in sport, which he was not
aware was loaded, until too late. The whole
charge took effect and the negro died in few
hours. Spalding made his ESCAPE.
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q sso~vs FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
SAseszsp BRIDGE EASTON. The steamer
NJ aRYLAND will leave Baltimore on
TUESDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, from her usual
place of starting, lower end Dugan's WHAT for the
above places ana return, leaving Easton al O'Clock
on Wednesday for Cambridge, Annapolis and Bati-
more.
NIB. All baggage at the risk of the owner.
ct LEMUELi G. TAYLOR,
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MURDER. Finley w. Hamilton, an old re-
sident of Green Bay, Wisconsin, was killed IN
that town on the night of the 9th ult, by four
men, who had grudge against him of a year S
standing. He was attacked in the street,
knocked down with an axe and stabbed three
or four times. Two of the murderers have
been arrested, and are in confinement at Green
Bay.
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MOONEY! MONEY! MONEY. All per
lVu sons in want of money can easily Obtain il bv
making small investment at the well known pfize
Agency of Emory x Co. opposite Barnum,s Thou
sands of dollars paid out last week by h. nrent
LOTTERY firm to those who sought the favor of 'Dame
Fortune'' at their office.
BRILLIANT SCHEME TODAY,
Capitals $4,000, IS Oo0 81, QUO 10 of $1,000, &c.
.. .... Tickets only 81 25.
A p"ckage containing IS tickets which can draw
100000, Emory & Co. will sell fof SIC
Orders from abroad promptly attended TO by return
mail free of postage, if directed to the celebrated
lottery firm of EMORY & co,
II opp site Hamum's, Baltimore, Nd.
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FASHIONABLE HATS.
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
WKEEHILN STORE,


% BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
90 The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen of
Bal imOre and Strangers that at the "Keetil' Store
all kinds of gentlemen's hats sold literally cheap
He is fully sensible there many who are gvi g
out "cheap," every cheap" production" of price,
and like notices, OF tendency TO allure the
mist and others, who often discover, when tho late,
the ia lacy of these attractive announcements the
article for which he has been induced to eXpend his
money is on trial found TO be equally ''reduced" in
quality in price, and the "cheGpness" sought after,
identined in visionary puff only. Therefore, all
persons who would possess the desderatum, and
have GREATNESS clearly aud truly defined in the way
of first rate Silk Moleskin, Russia Cassimer, Nura
or Beaver HATS, 1t is for them purchase realiza
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 9S BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holiday, where fine article be obtained At loo
price, and cheapness exempied in its trueSi sense.
ap6-eotf
NF-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of enureynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
TO order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen: together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c &C., for sale and made to order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. f. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street,
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EuOWARD-ST BoNsET STORE,
No. % N. HOWARD STREET

EuOWARD-ST BoNsET STORE,
~ No. rs N. HOWARD STREET,
third door from Fayette-st
6<AAvs Just received, invoices of beautiful BON.
&sS% NETS, of the latest styles, comprising in
~ part, as follows:
Fine and superfine white Split straws
Superior white English Rutands
do do Real NeapOlitan
do do Lace and Gimp do
Fine white Swiss Braids
Superior French Straws
do Bird eye BIaids
Handsome Rutland Brads at al
Fancy Bonnets, of various kinds
Children's do. IN great variety
Braid, Straw and Leghom Hats
Infants Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons &C.
All of which are Tor sale at prices comparing with
any in the city. Call before purchasing at
AWARDS
Cheap Dry Goods and Bonnet Store
No. 25 floward-st, 3d door from Fayette.
NIB. New Spring DRY GOODS, of late importa.
lions, just opening and for sale at low prices.
A general assortment of Domestic and Furnishing
Dh1 doopS, very cheap apo
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yslaREE OF TIIE HIGHRsr CApt

| YEyHREE OF THE HIGHEST CApf
| NJ TAILS SOLD IN ONE WEEK BY DOYLE
1t is truth that is every ay making itself more
parent. that DOYLE'S ofceis the place 10 gel p,izeI
"Better be born lucky than rich" is an old saving ~
Bnt it is only necessary 10 buy ticket or package al
DOye's capital prize depot, No la Pratt ST. oppositi
the iilr0ad depot, next to Bradshaw's United state
Hotel. The following splendid schemes for tbie
wdek- l... ..... q. p = -
MONDAY, capitals of $4,000, tickets as, shared
in proportion. Wy 0
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets s2t, shares il
proportion. - 1-''~ - I
WEDNESDAY, $50 900, tickets $40, shares in pro y
THURSDAY, capital sI7,5oO, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion. 4
FRIDAY, capital $4,000 tickets 81, shares ia (
proportion. 80
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on satur- =
daY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, halves so cts au
trls 70 cts. package af wholes in this Splendid
eighIhs Sl.50. VI e
ID. DOYLE, ol44 Prattstreet,
II EHl Opposite B & o. Z. Z. depot,
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MARINE BANK OF BALTIMORE,
April 4th, 1916.
EHEFHD END. The President and Directors of
~ tlo Marine Bank of Baltimore have declared
dividend of three per for the last six months,
payable on and after TUESDAY, the 7th inst.
ap4 3ta PHILIP L.ITTlG, gr, Cashier.
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ECELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOB
III Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G.. X. TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High s.s,
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OFFICE OF EMORY s. 90.

%, D
Opposite Barnum's, Bait Md
Rra-OFFICliL DRAWING OF the MA. Cnnsoli
dated Lottery class No. Al, for 1886: For benefit o.
Frederick Female Seminary.
81 So SIS 5GN3l 42 % 80 46 10
81 and 50 being the LIST and Cd drawn Nos each sI6
56 and g. being the 3 and 4th drawn Nos. each 10
81 and AZ, being the STU and 9Th %kawu Nos. each
% and AZ, being the 9th and 7h; or 80 and 49, be
Ing the II and 9th drawn Nos. each
10 and 49, being the 9Th and l0th or 10 and &c, be-
ing the Oh and l0ih drawn Nos. each
All having Two of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 90 l
1t EMORY s. CO., No. , N, CalYert.ss.
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TIcKETING CHILDREN. The New York
Herald recommends that parents pin label
containing their name and residence to the
clothes oftheir little children, SO that when
they happen to stray away, they may be readi-
ly returned to their anxious relations. This is
an excellent suggestion. Fifty LOST children
per diem on an average, are said to be found
by the New York policemen.
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OUR Book TABLE. We have received from thu
publisher, the first number of periodical, entitled
"The Temple of Honor" Itisamonthly magazine
dedicated to the cause of The Sons of Temperance
and General Literature. II is edited BY tn Rev. Jon
alhan Aldrich, and published by William u. Ham
mond, No. South Liberty street-PTice 81 per an
mum, payable in advance. From the table of con
tents we infer that the work will be a valuable aux.
Iaty to the Temperance cause, and will fully come
up TO the design intended by the editor and publisher
Catholic Magazine. The April number of this
work has been laid on our table by the printer and
publisher MI John Murphy II contains well OK
eeuted view of st. Josephs Academy near Emmtts-
burg, Maryland, with long review of the Annual
Address delivered before the Historical Society of
Maryland, by the Hon. John P. Kennedy, sc. Sc.
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YHNO CARPENTERS, The subscriber has a
n TURNEA RAIL FENCE for a trent yard-it is
early new and may be at his build ng on Lom-
bard ST., beyond the Infirnary-and will be sold a
bargain. Apply at
ALFRED II. REP, No3 Baltimore-st.
ape I'd Tin Store above Howard ST.
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A LoNG STREET. Mr.. Clst, in his last Adj
vertiser, says Front street is not only the lon
gest street in Cincinnati, but, with the excep-
ton of one or two streets in London, the lon
gest in the world. 1t extends from the three
mile lost ON the Little Miami Railroad,
through Fulton and Cincinnati as far west as
Stoors township, an extent of seven miles. In
all this range there are not ten dwellings
which are three feet distant from the adjaCent
ones, and two thirds of the entire distance is
as deusey built as is desirable for business pur-
poses and dwelling house convenience.
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h7-JACKSON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
The members of this Association are reminded that
The regular meeting will be held at the City Hall on
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, AT u O'Clock.
Il. YATES WALSH,
ap4 81 VIM. H. LEONARD, "s' -
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STABLER & CANBY, 100 w.

Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 E. Baltimore streets
Seth s. Hsnce, Baltimore aud Prnt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SIS; ]. +.
Perkins Brother, Green and Franklin streets
Joseph B. Stanshury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha fl. Per-
kins corner Market and Green sts.; George II Keer
Cav street. apo lW
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DIsrREsslNc AFFAIR. A female, named
Powers, left her home, with an infant, on
Thursday, and it is feared has committed sui
CT de by drowning herself as well as her child.
She left the following note at her residence in
Philadelphia:
My Dear Husband; -When you get this
will be no more. The lion has prevailed to
drive me from my home, nourished the
snake in my bosom all winter, and now it turns
me out of my home and away from my dear
children. Dear Robert, take the children to
your aunt, Jane Morton, and tell her TO be a
mother to them. You need not search for me,
for am going to throw myself into the wheels
at the water works. Farewell my all; take
my baby with me. My troubles will soon be
at an end
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q9-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES Hon.
w. L. YANCEY'S LkCTURE The eighth and last
Lecture of the course in aid OF the Sunday School,
will he delivered in the Filth Presbyterian (Rev Mr.
Hamnersl Church, HanOVer-st., THURSDAY
EVENING, 9tn instant, at O'Clock, by Hon. w.
l.. YAEcEY, of Alabama Suhject-tThe rights and
legal disabilities Of married women"
Single tickets, at the door, 25 cents. ap6-lt
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{GS-JhChSoN MONOHENl NCIICb' IHe
memsefs of this Association particularly request
ed to meet at the City Hall on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, eth inst, at - O'Clock, At this meeting it is
intended to take some immediate steps for the carry
ing out the designs of the Association The Presi-
dent of the meeting will be present, aud very largely
give his views the subject. II is earnestly hope
that large number of the members will he in at
tendance. fiji THOS. Y. WALSH.
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QUEEN YIcToRA AND CoRN BREAD. The
New York Sun says, that Victoria and Albert
have been breakfasting on corn bread made
fIom DIR. Bartletts receipt, viz:-one pound OF
Indian meal, one quart milk, two eggs, a few
small Jumps of butteE and little saleratus-
baked in flat pan. VWashington's ash cake,
which is lighter than this, will no doubt become
more popular in Vc's domnions 1t is made
of Indian meal scalded, the dough rolled into
cakes an inch thick and placed between two
cabbage leaves, and then cooked in the cinders
or ashes, as potatoes are roasted. Eaten warm,
with little piece of butter, it is equal if not
superior TO the bread. The hoe cake, made like
the ash cake, is cooked in front of the fire, on
board or Plate. Washington's breakfast
bread, the Indian meal scalded, made up with
eggs and milk, with or without sugar, baked
in pan, like an ordinary pan loaf,-is also
very good.
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IlCktIS 70 sTIdTtS TT TTUTUfLUUI
Certificates of package OF IS qr tickets ONLY Sl637
For lucky tickets by the package OF single ucKeIs
apply to the Prize vendors, MILLER \ co.
Corner OF BALTIMORE aud ST. Paui streets
Drawn Nos o. the Md. Lottery, class ii, drawn
81 So IS S. 81 90 81 80 as 10
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~ AS usual. the week has ended glOriously. The
Egertons' distributed over S5000 in prizes varying
from 800 to 5000 in the small fry Of Saturday,
Every day ings forth something new at our truly
lucky offices. II you want prize go in for pack
age in the splendid scheme that draws TO. DAY
the risk is only $l6 49, and you have chance for the
4 highest pr ICES.
SCHEME.
l prize Of $4,000 l prize of $3.50
% 00O 10 " 1000
5000 10 " 400,&c
Tickets $5-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the package or single share for sa le at
EGERTON'S EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner of South-st. and EXCHANGE Place.
cor. OF Commerce and Pratt sts., and
1t cor. of Pratt and Gay SITS.
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The MENAaERIE.-The menagerie will positively
close Tomorrow night Those, therefore, who have
not yet visited this collection, must do so to-
morrow, or else, perhaps, experience lifelong
regret that they did not do so. Perhaps years may
elapse ere the citizens of Washington may have
another opportunity of seeing any kind Of MENACE
RE, and the chances still less for their ever seeing
such large and extensive one as this. Every one
who has visited it concurs in saying that it is the
most varied and extensive collection Of animals ever
seen in this country. 1t is not more than half a
century since the first lion ever in the United
States was imported into the city of New York,
for sight Of which one dollar charged Peo-
pie then thought the charge very cheap, and came
from all parts of the country to see him. In this
collection, there is not only one but five or six
lions, besides every variety Of wild beast spoken
of in natural history--all of which may be seen for
the triaing sum of twenty-five cents. We trust all
can and ,oH afford this small sum for the gratifca.
ton of laudable curiosity.
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n-CoIumbian Horticultural So ciety.-The
society met at the City Hall, on Thursday last
when it appeared that the zeal and good will of the
horculturists florists and amaeurs, might fully be
relied to aid the society's efforts to produce such
exhibition as shall be worthy Of the District. Il
was, however, determined TO postpone the exhibi-
ton from the Goth, to Wednesday, the 9Th
Of this month, in order with more certainty
to secure timely the admirably fit room in
the City Hall, now in the occupancy Of the
"odd Fellows Society" but which they have
very kindly and literally expressed their wish to
vacate, as early they accomplish the posses
sion Of their hall, in order that the Horcultu-
raj Society may have the use of their old quarters for
the exhibition.
The following gentlemen have been appointed a
committee of superintendence to take charge of all
arrangements necessary for, and the exhibition on
the 9th: Messrs Suter, Breckenridge, Douglass
Cammack, Pierce, Slater, Shoemaker, BUST, Waiter
ston, McNamee, Stot, Kedglie, and Riggs.
All persons proposing anything for the proposed
horticultural exhibition, will please cell any OF
the above named gentlemen, when every facility
will be afforded.
tits thus to be hoped that the society may merit
and meet the appreciation of the public at their APP
preaching festival. By order.
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From the Democratic Union, Extra, May 20
REQUISITION FOR TROOPS.

This evenings mail from Washington city
brought a requsition from the Hon. William l.
Marcy, Secretary of War, by order Of the Pres
dent, upon the Governor of Pennsylvania, for six
regiments Of troops to be mustered into the service
Of the United States, and hold themselves in read
ness to march to the seat of war whenever their
services may be required.
This will give the brave citizen soldiers of Penn.
syvania an opportunity of manifestng their patriot
ism, in entering the service of their country this
important crisis in her affairs. We have no doub,
that this call upon them will be responded to a,
once by our gallant volunteers, and, were it neces
sary, that twice the number of troops required OF
Pennsylvania could be furnished.
The organization Of these troops required by the
War Department, in a circular accompanying the
order, is follows:
Companies TO consist of l captain, first lieu,en-
ant, second lieutenant, sergeants, corporas,
2 musicians, 81 privates.
Regiments to consist of colonel, | Lieutenant
colonel, l major, adutant, l sergeant major,
quartermaster sergeant, principal musicians, 10
companies.
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can tell Mr.. Severance, and those who think with
him, that the American people will not soon forget
this same manliness aud generosity ........
Mr. Severance says, further, that the President
in defending the east bank Of the Del Norte, and
urging our claims for redress against Mexico, has
Committed political crime" 1t was once said of
statesman that his cardinal vices were better than
other mems virtues and we turn we confess, and
the whole country turns, with grateful sense of
relief from "the manliness and generosity" Of Mr..
Severance, to such "political crimes" Of Mr. Polk.