American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24


goods box, nailed him up, and there lett him
A short time aft ~ ards lie was found by otii'
Ger Brashcu's ard a WatChman, in this bad pre-
dCamcUt, eXtrcu,ed, and ken to the Western
watch station. In the morning, having no
person to take care Of him, he was sent TO the
Aims House, 10y Justice Wright. 1t ls to be
hoped that the scOuadrelS who abused hm may
be detected aud punished.
hilbert Hrl Arrived. This gallant soldier,
who bore The flag of the Baltimore Battalion al
Monterey, hero he lost his right arm, has a 2
rived in the city. His gallantry, we are conf
dent, will not 90 unrewardcd, and we COM
mend him TO the kindness Of our citizens
improvement Contemplated. We understand
that Mr.. Johns Hopkins, the purchaser of the
residence Of the late Gen Samuel Smith, on
. Exchange Place, purposes removing the old
dwelling now on the premises, and erecting in
its place, block Of warehouses oa Exchange
Place, and dwellings on Second st. 1t will he
a great improvement.
Rioting. young man named John Shoe
maker, was arrested by officers Moon and
knightUn, on Tuesday, on The charge OF riot
Gus and disorderly conduct at the cornor of
Baltimore street and Broadway. When arrest
ed, he was armed with pistol and dirk knife.
| lIO was lukCl uGiOlC JuotiSu AAShh"i9 ohH
committed to Jail.
Mr. Cranston Worse. We regret to learn,
that Mr. Hiram Cranston was considered by
his physicians yesterday, to be rather worse
than on the preceding day. Although not
past the possibility Of recovery, very slight
hopes are entertained,
Book AND PERIODICAL SToREs.-B cdutifuI Christ
mas Gifts The Book and Periodical Stores of our
city, have repenished their stocks with choice sup
ply of elegant ANIMALS, magazines, periodicals. and 9th
er publications, all highly suitable for Christmas pre-
SCENTS single glance at our advertising columns viii
show where the choicest selections may be made at the
most reasonable prices.
Mr.. VIM, Taylor, Jarvis Buildings, North street, has
extensive assortment of beautiful ANIMALS, keep
sakcs, illustrated magazines pictorial publications. lite
rary works. and variety Of other books suitable for
gifts.
Mr. II. Colbun, 2O5 Baltimore ST., is supplied with
variety of choice ANIMALS and kccpsakes, elegantly il
lustrated besides an extensive collection of poetcal
works, hymns and prayer books and other interesting
publications.
Messrs. Armstrong B Berry, LOO Baltimore street,
prepared to furnish their numerous friends with the
choicest English and American annuals poems, pray
er and hymn books, and Juvenile works of every va
ricty.
Mr.. Humphrey Moore, 1853 Pratt street, has Il varied
stock of annuals poems and juvenile books, suitable
for Christmas presents.
Mr.. Isaac p Cook, 76 Baltimore street, has hand
choice selection of ANIMALS, juvenile books hymn and
prayer books and variety of miscellaneous and moral
publications
Mr. Kurtz, Isl Pratt street. has fine stock of an
nuas, juvenile and school books, which he says ''must
BE- sold at all risks
Mr. Fielding Lucas, Baltimore street, is prepared to
supply his friends with ANIMALS of the choicest kind,
besides all the poetca and standard works and publ
cations of the day
Mr.. VIM y. Harrison, No . st, Pauls street. has
great variety of ANIMALS and books hand, many of
them highly cmbcished, from which choice selec-
ton Of Christmas presents may be made.
Mr.. John Murphy, l7S Baltimore street, has an elc-
CANT assortment of English and American ANIMALS, il
Illustrated works. bibles and prayer books and books for
children, with a variety of other articles.
Mr.. N. Hickman, ll6 Baltimore St, has just opened
choice selection of valuable goods suitable not only
for the holydays, but ''for all time to come"
Mr. Tilyard, 81 Fayette street. opposite the Union
Bank, can supply his friends with elegantly bound hi
Dlcs, testamcns, hymn and prayer books, and every
variety of religious and moral publications.
ga NOVELTY The following is from the orr
gina it is evident f. LOUISE & Co. offer a rare and
essential article of PURE BEARS GREASE, but we with
pleasure refer readers to their advertisement in to-
days paper aS to various ''ccgances of the toilet Of
their own manufacture importation, for sale at their
New Per.umcry, - Baltimore srect,-Etis. Clipper.
THE SLAUGHTERED BEARS.
This is to certify, That killed two Bears few days
ago, the fat from them f. LOUISE & Co., PerumCrs,
No. - Baltimore street. have, who are enabled to offer,
what is rarely to be obtained, some PURE BEARS
GREASE, which is said to contain properties for the
preseryation growth and identifying Of the HAIR, SUI
peror to any thing else known
SAMUEL s. PRICE, McKin-st Bait
state of Mariand, Baltimore cii, SCI: BE it rcmem-
bcrcd, That on this, 10th Dec. 1916, before me, the
justice Of the peace of the State Of MARY
land, in and for the city of Baltimore, personally ap
pearcd Samuel S. Price, and made oath 70 the facts
herein set forth in the above certificate, signed by
himself. Sworn before
th2t L. i, WILSON, Just oil feacc
VAN AMBuRGu's MGNAGgRlE. This extensive col
lection OF wild animals now exhibiting at the Roman
Amphithcatrc, North Calvert street. should be visited
by all our citizens II is intended that this exhibition
shall most of the purposes of instruction and de-
light which belong to the greatest national museums OF
the old world, The plan adopted blythe PROJECTORS is
to enable the spectator, at the very smallest possible
EXPENSE to be introduced to the most extensive coec
ton of all the important wild animals which fill the
earth The visitor enters the menagene, and finds
himself in the midst of fifty sixty fhe rarest
specimens of the animal kingdom; all of which are
alive and in the most perfect health and very recently
taken from their native regions in all parts of the
globe He becomes impressed ut with the beauty
and variety of these wonderful creatures and he dwes
with pleasure and admiration upon their curious forms
and picturesque attitudes.
THE MUSEUM The manager of this favorite place
resort has at considerable expense, effected an en-
gagement with the celebrated Orphean Family, who
,va their first tho Saloon