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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-28
THE BEsT MAGAZINE

fOh sGPIEMBER.
The NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
Tor September containing four beautiful Steel Plate
EhgIaVngS, VIZ: The Death Struggle; from an orr
ghal painting, by C.. Deas. To say that this is
iahhiul copy of Deas' much admired picture is
enough.
Hadee-A perfect embodiment OF Byrons heroine.
The swiss Goatherd--A life life scene.
Saobath-Day Point, Lake Georgia beautiful en-
craving OF American scenery-truthfu and tranquil.
The articles in this number, are mostly original
Among the writers are II. w. Herbert VIM. Gilmore
simms, X F. Greeley, Fl w. Clements C. b. Buck
hardt, L. A. Smith, Lawrence Labree Che Editor J
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Q3-Compare this number with all the other maya
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TsNHE FRANKLIN HOUSE.

N No. 1O5 CHESTNUT STREET,
between Third and Fourth, Philad
InIs popular and central HStel, established by the
Messrs SanderSon, having passed Into the hands of
the subscriber, he desires to inform his friends and
the public, that il s now open for the reception of
guests 10 those who have visited "The Franklin
House, its advantages a desirable stopping place
are well known, to those who have not il viii he
only necessary - state that it is situated in the bu
sleBt part OF the most fashionable street, in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post Office Banks
custom House, Places of Amusement, Hotels Steam
Beat Landings, Rail Road Depots, Public Squares
Court House, Sc &c.
since the change of proprietors, large amount of
money has been expended in enargins re- fitting re-
furnishing and painting. Among the numerous I'M
provemehts, may be mentioned Improved Entrances
New Ladies' Ordinary, a New Gentlemen's Dining
saloon, New ParlOrs, New Chambers, New Kitchen
ana New har Room-besides many other minor i'm
provemenis. $50
The principal feature of first rate Hotel--"The
laOle and Wine Cellar" will be under the manage
ment OF Mr.. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON, one of the
former proprietors, whose ambition TO excel AZ n
caterer Is well known. His widely celebrated Cook
"PELLETIRR," aided by experienced assistants will
still! continue 10 be right hand man.
The Office and Books will be under the charge of
Mr.. GEORGE P. BURNHAM,
late the able Editor of the ''DaiIy Ohio Union" Of
cincinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short
great exertions have been made and hereafter will
net be spared, 10 render "THE FRANKLIN'' one
OF the very first Hotels for comfort, convenience and
good living. ID, X MINOR
Philadelphia, July, 1916. II
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I MEXICAN DEPOT
IN OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
0Sl MARSH MAPKRrr an

2SI MARSH MARKET SPAi
J. TOY 4 co. beg leave TO inform the citiz
Baltimore, that they have opened a Store at The
place, for the sale of STANDARD and warranted MI
CINAL PREP ARATION5 where they will he
to wait upon those who are so unfortunate asI
in anywise afflicted, ar who may want any Il
in their line.
DR.. NJ. X. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BAL
FLUID, SC, for the cure of Rheumatism, NeuE1
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Bandj
are not found to be superior to any others in usd
money will be refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restornai
identifying the human hair-warranted to bend
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing morj
We ask for it ONLY one trial-satisfed that tn
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will Il
forwards do without il.
.0g- For sale at the General Agency, No, 2sJ NJ
Market Space; and also at w. g. Geker's Conf
Fancy Store, 90 Baltimore street, near Cav;
Smiths Periodical Agency, No, | Sun BuildinS
Wiseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and
streets; I. L. Ennis Umbrella Store, SO N. Ho
street; II. Sater's Fancy Store, No. 2O3 Broad
Fell's Point. iy22 4
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o. CHEAP PRINTING and PRINTING u

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING If
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office OF the Clipper, 1874 BALrIMoSE-sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS D'~ once ;ss can mex sxeouf f
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE * HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c,
indeed it is needless to enWmerate, we are pos
sessed Offacites with latest styles of type and
andsplendid machinery for doing work, in eUerystye,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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NOR sALE.-A good opportunity now ofere

WSOR SALE.-A good opportunity now offered
n for sale or exchange for Merchandise, or Ne
miles the city of Houston, Texas This tract oil
land lying the city of Houston, CITY that inI
1889 shipped about 100 bales of cotton only and all
the close of the past season. shipped 25 900 bales.
II produces sugar, cotton and in abundance, and
it is WORTH fortune to any who can hold on 10 it,
which, unfortunately, the owner cannot. have no
Doubt that in five years will bring over SIS per acre.
cash, at Texas Such good opportunity as this is
seldom met with. The description of the land and
location, with the that the title is genuine
and wanantee deed given, and references TO hiehlv
respectable citizens of this city will be given for Other
Information, Apply at
LIZ. sCOTTps,
aGds No. 10 Exchange Place,
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The LIBERIA PACKET UNDER CONTRACT
We rejoice to learn from the Maryland Colon
ization Journal, that the keel of barque of 275
tons, to trade between this port and Cape Pal
mas has at last been laid, and that the vessel
will be launched about the lst of November.-
1t is proposed that she shall make her first voy-
age this fall with emigrants, and freight from
both the American and Maryland Colonization
Societies Any deficiency in freight and pas
sengeis, will be made up with staple articles of
trade, on account of the company, by whom she
is to be built, to be disposed of in the colonies
For the first voyage or two, the vessel will be
under the charge of white captain, (unt some
well informed responsible coored man can be
found to take his place. with colored mates,
crew, and supercargo, if one be necessary. 1t
is proposed to make two voyages the first year,
and afterwards to increase the number if suifi-
Gent freight and passengers are offered. The
best accommodations will be prepared for cabin
passengers to aud from the colonies, and no
pains will be spared to render the packet de-
sirable passenger vessel.
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FRomrHE EXCHANGE READlNe-Roo M BooR



Br. brig Jabez, Smith, West Indies, G Yates.
Brig Water Witch, lie Brou, st. Johns, P. r., K
land, Chase & Co.
Schr Express, Jones, for Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond, z Pendergast & Son.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Herald, RUSSELL. from Norfolk. Saw
the Wolf Trap brig, and off Smiths point shH
both bound up.
FELLOWSHIP Chesapeake, Clarke, from nj
York, ballat, TO Oelrichs & Lurnan.
SAILED to, day-Brigs Selma, Jackson, for Rio
Janeiro, Water Witch, lie Brou, st. Johns. P 4
Orbit, Etchberger, West Indies
MEMORANDA.
Bafque Ida, Hallet, for Baltimore, (be fore repor|
cleared) sailed from Boston 25th inst
Brig Salvatore, Hobbs, from Baltimore, arrived
Charleston Odd inst
Schr e. Fl. Adams, Adams, fol- Baltimore, sail
from Nantucket I'D int.
Schr JOS Turner, Gibbs, for Baltimore, sailed frt
Providence Gath st.
Schr Mary, Smith, from Baltimore for Dighton,
rived at Newport 23d inst
Schrs John E. Smith, Charg, for Bridgepo
Edith, Baker, for Boston; and E. A. Stevens, Brig
for New York, all from Baltimore, arrived at Norfa
25th inst.
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NpLEAsE TAKE NoTICE.-PRIZEs Fo1

DLEASE TAKE NoTICE.-PRIZEs Fot
Ill SALE As it is well known TO almost ever
one that Nj. DOYLE has by continual run of th1
mosts splendid success IN selling capital prizes, estab
shed the reputation of his office as that of the mos
successful in the United States lis m istaken
notion entertained by many, that it makes no differ
ence where you purchase your tickets, and thost
persons who have met with bad or Indifferent luck
at other offices will at experience change q
the most splendid description IL on giving DOYLE al
trials IN fact there is nothing we'll calculated to re
penish an empty pocket AL prizes will he as here
tofore, paid in Gold Splendid prizes for sale this
week.
FRIDAY-Capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares p|
proportion. 1t will be seen that the Small Fry Lat]
terry draws Friday. Doyle has, as is well known, sold
the capital prize Oftener in this scheme than anI
other vender in the cty-ths he will continue to id
and no mistake; the ef6re be prepared to place your
self in the high way of fortune, and snatch, by a
timely grab, her golden favors. Q-25 whole tickets
which cost S25, will be sold on certificate for onlY|
Sl2, halves SO, quarters 3d. eighths 81 so.
A Liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greaestvariety of lucky numbers by
the package single ticket or share. All orders ped
mail or otherwise, addressedto
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Pralistreet
Ii TRl Opposite B IL o. r. r. Deps,.
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Al NJ AZ @.
ITO CURE TooTHACH

-, and PKES SERVE HEAIi
90 THE TOOTHACH is always cured
minute by an application of WHEEL ER,S TBAl
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still III
ed from all delayi Soreness of the Gums will bi
ed; Softness of the Gums viii be cured: an M
Of the Gums will be efFectualy stopped. All
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept nj,
and in the hest of health by its use. Sold by 4
], NJ, HAlG, No. 1873 Baltimore stree
je30-ly above South, opposite Clipper oil
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az l. o. O. F. K. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
RYLAND. The members are hereby notified to
meet in the Egyptian Saloon on FRIDAY NIGHT,
26h inst, at 8 O'Clock. By order,
a27-2t @. d. TEWKSBURY, G. Sec'y.
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YEyO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
4 Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
It's wonderful effects. For sale only by the manufac-
turer, c. P. ROGERS, corner of Howard and Marion,
and corner of Howard and Ma ison, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
except the written signature of the manufacturer is
on the label of each bottle.
D7- Price rs cents, a27lw-jel2 -3m
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CAMP MEETING AT CAMP CHAPEL.

CAMP MEETING AT CAMP CHAPEL,
M1aA The subscriber will run OMNIBUS
9seiss5asSG Els once day. during the CAMP.-
2-Mx-x-(sunda excepted, } at sir and hall
o CLOCK, In the morning, starting from WILK ST.
CHHRCH. An OMNIBUS or FURNITURE CAR
can be chartered by companies, SUNDAY excepted }
at any time, to suit their convenience. An Omnibus
or Car can be had for any hour On SATURDAY
EVENING, to return early on Monday morning. by
daylight, if desirable.
8Gs- Tickets GA Cents-may be obtained of Mr..
Charles hobart, sexton of the WIKI street church;
Lewis Audoun, No. 1876 Broadway, or of the sub
scriber, THOMAS CROMWELL
a2o-Mtu3t* No. 30 Thames street f P
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| E d.

yesterday evening, 27th inst, PRISCILLA Sri
BVRY, after long protracted illness, which she
with Christian fortitude and resignation, aged
years.
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend bel
neral from her late residence in Forest street
Ensor, TO morrOw morning, at O'Clock.
In this ciiy, on the 26th inst MARTHA B, agl
years, and SARAH MATILDA, aged year, only da
ters of A. B. and Martha A. Peters, OF Cen,erv
Md.
Near New Market, Frederick co. on the 23d
WALTER G. HAMMOND, in his 6lst year.
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SPLENDID WATCHES.

6s.9 Splendid Hunting ca ed fist quality full
MTM jewelIed patent lever WATCHES, received
le-S yR per the last steamer, made expressly to or.
descriptions of gold and silver Watches, which are
warranted to be as fine as any of my former impor
tatons. Persons in want of first quality Watches
will please call and examine G, d. CLARK,S as
sortment, at the old established stand, Water street,
second door from Calvert. a2e
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MARRIED.

On the Odd inst, by the Rev. DR.. Wyatt, ~
MANLY TO ELIZABErH ANN EAGLEsToN all Of I'M
ty.
On Sunday evening, the ODD instant, by the
Mr.. VintoR, Mr.. SAMUEL P. MCCLAsKr to Miss
HENRIETTA THOMAS, all of this city.
At Washington, SD ult. by Rev. Jas. Donelan, Il
RoLBROoK, OF Baltimore, to Miss SUSAN NJ GLAnI
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ADDRESS OF THE REV, J. n McJnToN, A
M, We have received from the printer and
publisher, Mr. John Murphy, l78 Baltimore
street, q very neat edition of the address dehV-
cred to the boys of the public schools, by the
Rev. J. N. McJilton, A. M, chairman of the
Central High School, Baltimore The title OF
this address is, washington the model charac-
ter for American youth" The subject is hap
PLY chosen and admirably discussed. The cha
ractcr of Washington, from early age to the
conclusion of his life, may we'll be presented to
the American youth as a model for their imita-
tlon-and we'll would it be for the country, if
the lofty patriotism which animated him, could
DC communicated to the rising generation. The
reverend gentleman has in this able and appro-
pirate address, traced the character of Wash
ington through the various stages Of his. ltte-as
statesman; and finally, as christiar-and, in
each of these conditions he exhibits the father
of his country as a true model for the study of
American youth. We are pleased that the
committee of arrangements solicited and OBJ
tanned a copy of this address for publication, as
its beneficial influence should be diffused as
widely as possible. Would that the suggestion
of the reverend gentleman could be realized
'that we could have a nation Of Washingtons"
for then we should have no approhensions
for the future destiny of our country. Let eve
ry one who has son place this small volume
in his hands.
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LIGHT-sT. INSTITUTE. We would call the
attention of the public to the advertisement of
Mr. John Fl. Dashiell, Principal of the Light,
st, Institute, a Classical School for Boys, stu
ate in Light-st,, near Baltimore, and adjoining
the Church. 1t opens the first of the next
month, andi offers many inducements to pa
rents and others.
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Our Book TABLE. We have received from Messrs
William Taylor * Co.. North street, the September
Number NO 5-voI. 81 of the New York illustrated
Magazine of Literature and Art. 1t is embellshed
with four beautiful engravings which alone are worth
twice the price OF the work, and rarely surpassed
in any of the magazines. 1t is also filled with its
usual variety of excellent reading matter.
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ANOTHER DIsGRAcEFUL SCENE. A pugiIis-
tic encounter, between James Stewart and
VIM. Wilson, two persons from New York
took place for $500 aside, in Connecticut OH
Tuesday. At the expiration of the SD round,
the Sheriff appeared, and cleared the ground.
Wilson was declared to be the winner. Cam
not stop be put to these disgraceful exhibi-
tions?
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pg- ATTENTION TAYLOR r FLEMEN. You
will meet at the New ARMoRY on Baltimore street,
opposite the Eutaw House, on FRIDAY EVENING
25th inst, at o'clock. Entrance from the alley in
the rear Of the building.
1t Il. DIJVALI,. Cantain
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SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. We refer our rea-
ders, especially parents and guardians, to the
numerous advertisements of Schools and Acad-
emies, to be found in our advertising columns,
from day to day. They are all ola high order,
eminently deserving of public patronage; and
as they resume their duties the coming week,
those who have children or wa rds, whose edu-
cation, morals, and future usefulness in society
are committed to their charge, can find no bet
ter opportunity of selecting schools where fin
shed, practical as we'll as ornamental education
can be obtained, accompanied with the incu-
cation of the highest morality, than by selecting
from those published in the columns of the
Clipper.
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Hon. Louis MCLANE. It is understood
that the Hon. Louis McLane, our Minister at
the Court Of st. James, will return to his native
country in the steamship Britannia, which was
to have left Liverpool on the 10Th inst, and
will probably arrive on Monday or Tuesday
next, 1t is the intention of the Merchants Of
New York, and also the friends of peace in
general, to give him hattering reception, and
an entertainment Immediately after his arrival
in consideration of his services in bringing
about a settlement of the Oregon question,
when it had assumed the darkest aspect.
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The RICE CROP. The Savannah Republi-
can says that the rice harvest has commenced
in that vicinity. The crops are generally back
ward; on some of the plantations they are said
to be fine, but the general yield, it is supposed,
will be less than all average one.
The CoTToN CROP. The Charleston papers
say that the cotton crops are suffering damage
from the ravages of the caterpillar.
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90 l. Q. r. NJ. Chiefs and Representatives of
the Great Council of Maryland, take notice. That an
adjourned meeting will be held at Uncas' Wgwan,
corner of Gay and Front streets, on THIS che 6thj
SLEEP, in the fourth 7th Sun Of the Sturgeon Moon
in the grand Sun, 5606. Punctua attendance is re.
quesed By order,
IT. A, BALLAIJF G. K r.
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Mos AT TREEToN. There was disgrace
full riot at Trenton, N. j., on Monday night,
between a number of whites and blacks, in
which stones and pistols were freely used 1t
appears strange to US, that the only riots be-
tween the whites and blacks, of recent years,
should occur in the free States, where aboli-
tionists have full sway. If riot of the kind
were to occur here, these philanthropists would
hold up their hands in holy horror, and fill the
land with lamentations for the poor colored
population.
FIRE AT Urea. A fire occurred on Monday
night, at Utica, in the threestory brick store on
the corner of Liberty and .Birchard streets ,own-
ed by the Messrs. Bailey, and the lower floor
occupied by H. S, Smith as fruit store, the
upper ones by M. H. Lines, saddle, harness and
trunk manufacturer, The entire inside of the
building, with most of the contents, was des-
troyed Loss not ascertained
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STOCKING DEATH. A lad named Lopez, re-
siding in Upper Alloway's Creek, N j., in
falling from NOV on Saturday last, was
struck near the jaw by the point of pitch
fork, the instrument taking all upward course,
and passing out at the top of mis- head His
death is considered inevitable.
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GOLD GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL D.
Va CLARK opens great variety of Gold and Sill
yer work this day, among which are handsome gold
Guard Chains, for ladies and gGntlemen; also gold
Guard Keys Fob Chains and Seals, with great va
rety of beautiful Jewelry. a2S
aSHEEP SKIN MATS. A good assortment Of
~ Fine Colorcd Sheep Skin Mats, suitable for Par
Tors Carriages, SC. Also, MANILA DOOR MATS
various sizes. For sale at the "House Furnishing
Warerooms, No. 10 ". Charles-st., near the new Me-
thsdist Church, opposite the Union Bank;
jyl4 G, z, WETMoRE & co,
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BUTTONS THEArRE-Front Street. The new His
tOrical play called the "Kng OF he Commons" will
have lis first representation in this county at the Front
Street Theatre this evening. The principal charact-
ers will be sustained by Mr.. & Mrs. Wallack. This
is said be production OF thrilling interest After the
play the amusing farce of "The Swiss Cottage"
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LIGHT STREET INSTITUTE.
MAST BALTIMORE INSTITUTE,

ENAST BALTIMORE INSTITUTE,
~ No. 3 SALISBURY STREET, OLD TowN.
The duties of this institution will be resumed, on
TUESDAY, September LIST. The patrons and pupils
of last year, as well as those who have entered for
the present scholastic year, would confer favor on
the Principal, by calling the institute, any day pre-
vious to opening, between the hours of and A. NJ,
aud and 5 P. M Terms made known at the ms Ii
tute, or at my dwelling, No. IS GRANT STREET.
s. Nick. ROSZEL, A. M,
a23 4t Principal.
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n3-"GIVE Me BOOTH YET FOR CIGARS ~
Was an expression we heard gentleman make TO
another the other day "a we were passng-we sun
pose he has often tried Booths Cigars, Gas we have
and foutd them No l. We endorse the expression
and repeat it, "give us Booths Cigars 20 His estab-
lishment is in HANOVER STREET, No. IS, 3 doors
south of Camdenst, nearly opposite his old and ia
YOrite stand. II
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EHOOP EAR RINGS.
IL GABRIEL d. CLARK Water street,
second door from Calvert-st.
Offers for sale, large assortment of Hoop Earrings;
Cameo, Stone and Jet Breastpins, with ali the fer
ent styles of gold Finger Rings, Shirt Studs and
Bracelets. a28