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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-03
SEA BATHING.
n OLD POINT COMFORT.

AT OIL ID POINT COM OFT.
4. saxA.aSa The Baltimore Steam Packet CUNi-
pdny offer the public q comfortable,
Ssssssaasx- safe aud cheap conveyance to and from
this mustdeghttu BATHING ESTABLlSHME NT.
Leaving Spear's WHAT Balumure, daily Sundays cy
cepted) al four O'Clock, VI. in their superior boats
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or HERALD, Captain
RUSSELL arriving (after comfortable ngh,s Sleep
next morning at ocloc>. Passage and fare to On
Point and back TO Baltimore So
This Bathing Establishment is now one Ofthe most
delightful places in the UnirnhavinG added 10 their
former accommodations spacious and airy huidh Is,
well furnished with peasan, Bathing houses, and "a;
surf Bathing, cannot he surpassed, with comfortable
accommodations Tor 500 vslters. Added 10 The plea
sure Of this establishment ia the beautiful promenade
in the garrison of orress Munroe aud Rip Raps, with
their Band of Music not snrpas~ed in the Union,
makes the time of visitors de i9htfnI The Table con.
sists of all the luXures of The Chesapeake Bay
Sleeps head, hog and other fish, hnrd and soft crabs
oysters aad CLANS as also every other article in
son from the counlr. round, and the Norfolk and
Baltimore markets. with the best Of attendance. Sail
ing and Fishing parties and evening 'umusements ri
Dancing, TO crafty ALL with The beautiful view Of the
and bay shipping passing daily, and within short
distance of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
Dock, and U. 8. Men of War, which can be visited
daily in a steamboat running constantly between Dld
Point and Norfolk. T. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Baltimore, June 9, l946. dam
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For the American Republican. !

.MesSrS Editors:-I am peacable mana
very quiet man-and in my neighborhood, am
understood to be so very unoffending and for
bearing, that whenever complain, my neigh
bors are sure that the evil is great one. | do
bear great deal without murmuring. Ihaue
been married great many years. But "there is
q point, beyond which forbearance ceases to be
a virtue"
live in that part of Baltimore, south of Pratt
street, commonly called Texas-Sharp street
being the Neuces, and Eutaw street the Rio
Grande--"Frog Eye" beng the Brazos Santa
90. My location is between the Neuces and
Rio Grande, several degrees north of the Bra
zos-and am annoyed beyond endurance eve-
ry night by the barking OF the dogs in our street.
Little dogs, big and medium, seem to have
made up their minds not to permit the neigh
bors to sleep. They commence operations
about 10 O'CLOCK, and get into full blast by IL,
and from that time until daylight, they keep up
fire as ,ncessant as that of Capt. May at the
battle of Reseca de la Palma, or Palo Alto, Il
really don't remember which.)
My wife, my children, my neighbors, and
myself, are kept awake nearly all night. You
have no idea, MessIs. Editors, Of the extent OF
this annoyance. They are not confined to the
yards Of the owners-far from it, thoy come
out on the pavements, seat themselves, and it
is only necessary for dog 10 bark, even be-
yond the Neuces, to set the whole tribe to
burking. Icannot Stand ii.
But what am | to do? Is there any law
compelling people to keep their dogs in their
lots? Do, my dear sirs, suggest something
appeal to you, as a husband, as father, as a
philanthropist, to suggest some mode of rid
ding quiet neighborhood of most trouble
some and cruel annoyance. MoDEsTUs.
The nuisance can be abated in one of two
ways-by laying tax upon dogs, or resorting
to the "sassenger aw," as it was called. We
should prefer the former mode, as valuable dogs
would be paid for, whilst worthless ours would
disappear, Ed Am. Rtpub.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-03

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. At Boston, on
Thusday evening, the steam boiler in the dis
tllery of the Messrs c. & E. Trull, Merrimac
street, exploded, with a tremendous report
The fire beneath the boiler Immediately COM
municated to the wood work above, and in a
short time the whole northeastern section Of
the building was one sheet of fire; but by the
prompt exertions Of the fire department, il was
soon subdued. John Mclaughlin, who mad
charge of the engine, was instantly killed by
the explosion. Several Others were injured, but
not dangerously.
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THE CAREFUL OLD LADY.

The old lady sat in her rocking chair,
Darn, darn, darn;
Inc fire was brgat and the night was fair,
Jarn, darn, dami
/ he stocking was old, and the heel was worn,
ut sh" va; well furnished with needle aud yarn,
nd we'll she knew how the heel TO turn,
Darn, darn, darn!
he sat ia her chair from morn till night
Darn, darn, darn;
md still her eye was watcnfu and bright,
Darn, darn, darn;
For well she was used her needle to ply,
IND eve,y hole in her stocking could spy,
knh to mead it faithful " she would y,
Darn, darn, darn!
Young ladies, IL ever you hope TO be wives,
Darn, darn, darn;
For many call you will have in your lives,
Darn, darn, darn;
Would yOH keep your children neat and clean'
YOU d you save your toes from frost bites keen'
Then never believe that rnings re mean,
But darn, darn, darn!
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PUBLIC SCHOOL PROCESSION AT WASHING
TON. The public schools of Washington city,
numbering about 600 boys and girls, had
grand procession on Friday. The News says
The procession was preceded by the Marine
Band, kindly rendered for the occasion by
General Henderson. Several of the trustees
and some Of our city Aldermen were noticed in
the procession, which moved in excellent order,
the upIls being all very neatly clothed, from
the City Hall, along Four-and-a-half street up
Pennsy lvania venue, and thence to the Odd Eel
lows Hall, where medals and premiums were
distributed, with appropriate ceremonies and
music, to the most deserving pupils. THIS pro-
cession and exhibition seemed to interest a
numerous body of our fellow.citzens OF all
classes, as we'll as the parents of the scholars
who belong to our pubic schools We under
stand the Mayor was prevented from attending
on this interesting occasion by an unexpected
occurrence.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-03
EOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE, EAs

TON, DENTON, CHBSTERFOWN, CENTRE
VILE, WEST AND SOUTH RIVER.
. ssvv The steamrr MARYLAND leaves
&AAr,pSp Baltimore at O'Clock, A. Nj, iUi TIE
above named ,.laces, ON the following
days, from the lower end of DugaRs wharf, 10 wit;
On every MONDAY, a, 7 O'Clock, for Chesteiown
and Centreville, and returning the same day leaving
Cenueville at ii O'Clock, and Chestedown at half
past 10 O'Clock, for BalnOre.
AT o;ciock, A. ". on TUESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, for Annapolis, Camhidge and Easton, return
ing Wednesdays and unda,s.
All O'Clock, A. M. on every THURSDAY tor An-
napolis, West and South River and retufn tie same
day.
On every SATURDAY, az 4 NJ. for Annapolis,
Cambridge AID Denton. Returning, leaves Denton
AT 6 O'Clock on Sunday morning, for Easton by Dover
Bridge and Cambridge, 10 Annapolis and Baltimore.
NJ. D. All baggage at the risk Of he 9Rntr,
m22 LEMUEL e. TAYLOR.
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an immediate pursuit ts be made in various dr.
rections 1t is hoped that reward will be Of
fered for the apprehension OF the fugitive.
Since writing the above, we learn that the
Sheriff has offered a reward Of 800 for the APP
prehension of the murderer, and the members
of tho two companies attached TO the Peoples
and the National Theatres, are upon the point
ofadding another hundred to the sum already
mentioned.
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AN INDUSTRIOUS OLD LADY. Hannah Per-
ny, wife of Seth Perry, of Hanson, Mass,
ninety one years Of agsin January last, perform
ed the following labar in one daY:-The weeks
washing for family of four persons, spun one
sken of yarn upon an old fashioned spinning
wheel, walked mile and then picked guar,
Of wholteberIies, and returned in season to pre-.
pare the family supper.
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WAsHINGroN Navy YARD. We learn from
the Union, that Com. w B. Shubrck, the
highly esteemed commandant Of the navy-yard
at Washington, on Saturday, resigned the COM
mand of said yard preparatory to taking com
mand of the United States forces in the Paci-
ic. Com. Dornin is now in charge of the
navy-yard.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-03

The DUrY ON lRoN UNDER THE New AND
OLD TARIFF LAWS. The following table
shows the amount of duty to be collected upon
Iron under the new law, which goes into ope-
under the law Of 1912:
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U. S. TRooPs. Light Company B., 4th
Regiment U. 8. Artillery, passed Vicksburg on
tho 18th inst, on board the steamer Helen, on
the route via San Antonio dc Bexar, for the
seat of war in Mexico. The company is ll5
strong, and has sc horses and six pieces of ar
tillerY.
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G. HOLLAND
MY AZ ~ a. A

81 NO. ssh GAY STREET
has constantly on hand general assortment OF PA.
PER-HANGIN6S OF the hates! Style 10 which b" IN
vites the affection of persons wishing PAPER
HANGiNo dom.
WINDOW BLINDS e every Description, VIZ
Vrniuan Rlihds; WiEtnw Shade; Stick EliGrg, "a
yer Curtains; Green Painted blinds &c.
TABLE uII4 CLOTH M widths aH1 van. "a
" p items. Also, a tor Of FLOOR uiL t'.N~~
very hemp. moor " a. Ct. 60. s.a5. 80 .u. .r.f
CANTON MATING. Sc ans' .I.I
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The rate of duties upon these articles, COM
puted ad ualOrsm, vary from Sc to l6S per cent,
in the Tariff of ls42,-and it is well known
these rates were as rapidly building up the iron
interests of this country, as the cotton and
woollen interests had been built up. Under
them, in five years more, we should have been
able to manufacture at home, all the iron and
iron manufactured articles necessary for home
consumption, at prices as cheap or cheaper than
they could be bought at abroad. This new
Tariff, it will be seen, must create an entire
revolution in the trade.--.N Y. Express.
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ARRIVALS AT PENSACOLA. U. S. Frigate
Raritan arrived at Pensacola on the cath ult.
from Vera Cruz, and the FIrt on the 23d from
Bfazos
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,eds ten liHes, the price will he in proportion.
IN advertisements are payable at the time of their
#rtiOn,
sF-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
@spaper, continuing all the select matter of the
~, il punished every Saturday morning, at tbs low
Re nf 81 per anaum.
T. All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
on which the advance payment expires.
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Moseulros. People enquire how they are
to get rid of those tormentors, who in hot and
moist weather are SO troublesome. Burn brown
sugar in shovel Of Goals in the bed room be-
fore going to rest.
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PlNEY PoMT. A gentleman who arrived in
Washington on Friday night from Piney Point,
reports that there are upwards of 80 vslters
there now, an agreeable company, fine bathing,
and excellent fare.
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= THE nnERICAN kEPUBLlCAN y BALTI-
ERt CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers by care
ariers, at only and quarter cents per week,
able to the Carriers only, al the end of each week.
he Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
critters, at the rate Of Four Dollars per year, pay
/, always, in advance.
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TREASURY NorEs. The amount Of out
standing Treasury notes on the lst inst, was
S447,6i4.
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New YORK SALT. The value of the sal
manufactured in that State IN single year, ex
ceeds million of dollars, and it gives employ
ment to about two thousand tersons.
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ar viii be attached TO the freight train, eavinp
Havre de Grace daily Except Sunaays) at O'Clock
r NJ, arriving in Baltimore about half past 7.
0g-rhis line will ais" enable citizens of Baltimore
who go out in the Morning all Train, to devote
or hours TO business or recreation, at Havre Dc
Grace or Port Depos Z, and return to Baltimore b.
dusk.
FISHERMEN and Sportsman generally will fin,
evening,
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BosroN FIREMEN. Tho Boston fremen,
who receive 500 per annum, are asking fol
higher pay.
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PORT DEPOsITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATES TRAIN.
(Hnn.nnnnrinn nm MONDAY l2ih .4nriI lSAG 1

For the convenience OF The
HHnSSizEzH ~ ~N citizens aud others in the vi
EssR4 S&kykssA cinIy of Port DepOste and
-SSy 49, ssafMG Havre d., Grace, a Passeng>r
I'aT win be Altached TO the relght tfRin, eavinp
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BALTImOhE LUUh nUorIIAI

KKTHERE may be obtained the nost speedy
w remedy for GOnOrrhG, elects, Stricturcs Sc
mina Weakness, pain in the LOus, affections of the
Kidneys; also those pee uhnr affections which arse
from certain practice Of youth, and which, if NOT
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body This semedy will alus
cure ImpoteDcy, and every symptom of 4
SECRET DISEASE
CURE WARRANTED, on NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
OE.ce No. NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
ON the right hand side going from BaItim0te-s, End
door from the corner-rlght opposite The POI ce Ofce
Be particular in observing the name oGi be de@
ard window, or YOU will mistake the place
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

distinguished graduate from one of the first Co
eges nrhe United States which may he seen by his
DIPLOMA; also member of the Royal College Of
surgeons and Licehtiste of the ApOthecay's Hall
honoon; and the greater part Of whose life has been
spent in the first hospitals OF Europe and America
viz those OF London, Paris and Philadelphia, may
be consulted on all dikeases, but more panIcularlY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05
Supreme Court.
Before Chief Justice Bronson and Justices Beardslcy


MAY 4.-The May term Of this Court commenced this
day, (Monday) and the court room was jammed to
almost suocnton, by the members of the bar who,
the opening OF the court were many of them occupied
motions, with view to arrange their in due
der on the calendar The hall presented very animated
appearance from the unusual hustle and noisy prepare
ton which exhibited in all quarters. There
about $50 the calendar which afford rather
fair prospect of long session.
The Late Fire on Long Island-The DIsTnIcr ATroR-
NEY made motion in the case of The People VS.. Long
Island Railroad Company, who have been indicted for
nuisance in setting fire to certain property the line Of
their road Long Island in order to compel the defen-
dants to plead thereto demurrer hcreupon enter
ed on part Of defendants and the will come up
argument during this term.
On motion of Mr. LEvERocr in the case Of the Corpo-
ration who have taken the steps for widening
Houston street. from Lewis the NJ w. corner of romp-
kns and for the extenon of lie Roy Burton street.
the reports came up for confirmation which the Court
granted.
There several OF interest come up argu-
ment.
Nathaniel s. Grsiroid vs. Atlantic Dock Company
This case was brought up argument motion to set
aside an ward and will be resumed fore
The Court adjourned.
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Navigation Of the Ohio Riy,
MONEY MARKET.

NASAuays may 30 - NAs
There appears to be better feeling in Wall street to-
day, and the tendecy Of prices Il upwards The sales
this morning have been to extent, at improve
ment in prices Operators do not however feel disposed
to 60 very deeply into the heavier faneies, until
tho Cambria's advices como to hand. Long
Island went up II per cent Harlem, ] Reading RR,
ii Morris Canal 7; Farmers Loan, Ii Norwich and Wor
cester, ]; Illinois, Canton, l.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Hartford Conn,
has declared dividend Of three andaha per cent pay.
able on the 5sh inst
We received this afternoon by an exclusive express
from Boston, advces eight days later from Europe Tho
accounts received at Boston Sunday night from
the Cambria ashore Cape Cody and immediately dss
patched to this city but owing to dense fog in tho
Sound considerable delay experienced in crossing
the Sound The foreign is highly interesting and
very important in commercial point of view. There
had been Improvement in the cotton market, both In
prices and in demand Improvement in the money
market in the and produce markets. and there
unusual activity in the manufacturing districts Poli
cally, the is Of particular Importance the Orc
gon question had lost its interest and the public mind in
Great Britain principally occupied with the excite
men. growing out Of the Coercion BILL 1t is impress
sion that the will have very favorable inAuenc
upon commercial affairs in this country particularly In
relation to the cotton interest
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for the
first four months Of each of the past two years. have
been annexed =
TT
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rriy ais yesterday from all quarters OF the Union,
multi Med beyond all precedent The following compose
the principal at the respective hotels -
AsIERicAs-Thos. Land, Phila w. Harvey. N. CT B.
Gardner, st. Thomas NJ. Cooke, Ala; II. b. Denny,
Liverpool; John Bell Pha.; Geo. Norris do; DIR. Parish
90; Drs Bond Hayes, and Paul do; Dr. Steele do; DR..
Thompson and Cooper do; DIR. Thompson, Wilmington;
DR. r. Wild N. o.; DR.. Arnold do; F. West DR.. Bull
Phila
Asror-Mr Foster Norwich; Page Pomeroy; Mr.. Dana,
Boston; $. Eady do; Mr.. Adams Ct; J. Hovey, Boston,
Messrs Person Bliss Chapman, Salem; L. Stevens Troy,
Geo Francis, Rlsand Rev. C. yandishat Phila G. Pea
cock, Harrsburgh; Messrs. Wilson, Anderson and Ksm.
KY; D, Srasen tCincin w. Bell, Rchuopd y. Twiggs,
Augusta; Dr. Cotes, Batavia, r. Bronson, Albany; FL
bert, Detroit Ne e
CrrY-D Patterson Phia; Jos. Richards, Boston, g.
Johnson do; w. Bell Richmond; w. e. Wording, s. C;
Thos kiugsbury, y. c; w. Bowers Middleton; J. War
rens Springfield; Dr. Patterson Va; Geo Leigher Phai
Finley, BALTIMORE T. Richardson Phila Jos Elechlein.
Mexico; j. Sheofe Phila H. Mitchell Mexico; Ambrose
Cosmos Mexico; w. II. Synge, Royal Engineer Br Ar
my; 2. Lovet Beverly; Count de Monthalcr, Richmond;
w. Cross, ya A. Donelson, Nashville.
FRAsKLIN-T. w. Bancroft, Worcester; DR.. Taylor, N.
Milford; j. H. Leonard ~ ". j. B. Ferris, Stamford; T.
Meade Greenwich; II. Perry Ct; NJ Almon, Halifax n.
s.; The Hon. Mr.. Carey, Eng; j. Bulling Ala Mr. Ro-
gers n .Hampshire Capt Day. Norwich; G. Swan, Phia;
}. Ripha, p Parobs, do; r. Jackson, Cazanovia
A. L. Ross. Cincn.; NJ. Leyman, Ohio; Capt. Upper,
Troy; Capt Budd Mr. Darcy Mr. Rose Quebec; L. Viii
Them, Ala; j. Thompson Poughkeepse; G. Anderson.
Ky; Ihos Hedin do J. McDonough, Boston; w. Bacus,
Phila; j. Mcdonald, Canada; r. Ralston Phila; J. Wat
son, Detroit H. Munroe. Mobiles w. Tyler, Ptsfcld j.
Hubbard Ohio; Pearson, ILL.,; j. Jones, Ohio; JAS Hud-
son, Montreal J. Coburn, Ky.
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County Court.
Hnnnroh11 Tal1 IrI-t. a.

May 5-1rTdt Of Justice Drinker-After the roll was
called and quorum answered the District Attorney sta
ted that copy of the charges and specific sy
nopss of which published in the Heraldwcrc
cd on Justice Drinker and called upon the Court to
proceed.
Mr.. SHEPARD, counsel for the defendant observed In
reference to the 4h charge against Justice Drnkcr there
was no allegation of corruption against him, but
general allegation Of incompeency, which not su-
Gent to sustain the charge He therefore contcnded that
it should be stricken out.
The PRrsrpESr-This question had been raised
and discussed the two three last mpea hments
brought before this Court and il then decided
be necessary to draw up articles of impeachment with
the same precision as indictments, were the cchni-
cacs of the latter applicable this proceeding The
question to strike out then put and only
bers of the Court voting in the affirmative twas lost
motion for postponcmen then made, the ground
OF the absence Of two material Witnesses. Tho motion
to adjourn until Wednesday, the 18th inst then put
and carried.
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City Infelligence.


TRINITY CHURCH CHMrs.-Seyeral sweet tunes rang
out the joyous summer air Of yesterday morning
from the musical bells Of new Trinity Brokers were
arrested in the midst OF their obbng by the metallic
harmony stealing upon them like the sweet south,
causing them for few moments TO forget the jargon Of
stocks and carrying them in memory back to the days
Of their boyhood when they free from the luss Of
gain and felt joy in the simple music of the old church
bell We have no doubt that ii there several
tunes played the chimes every day It would have
excellent influence on the morals of Wall street.
SAcRmEGE.-The Anglo-American church, which has
formerly worshpped in the Minerva Rooms, commenced
worshipping Sunday last in the Apollo Rooms and
sometime during the day rascal stole the surpce OF
Rev. Mr. Marcus, and number Of prayer books
MEDICAL CONFERENCE.-The Medical Convention COM
mences its session this morning at 10 O'Clock, at the
Medical College in Broadway. It will be an interesting
convention.
CoRoSERs OrrIcr-MAY Sudden Death-The Cor.
oner was called to hold an inquest at Ill Suffolk street.
the body of Mr. Newkrk about 40 years Of age It
appears that Mr. NJ down to Washington market in
his wagon to purchase potatoes He was seen to fall
suddenly from his seat and upontaking him up he expi-
red almost Immediately supposed 10 have been from dis
ease Of the heart An inquest will be held to-day.