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T. BUTLER, President. ais

Ny-NOTICE. There will be Divine Service al the
First Baptist Church, corner of Sharp and Lombard
streets, every evening this week, at O'Clock The
Rev. Mr.. FISHER, of Kentucky, and the Rey'd Mr.
TISsLEY, of Virginia. will othcate. The public are
most afectionately invited to attend. Service may be
expecled Thursday morning. at II O'Clock do 2t*
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ssIrUATION Ar WASHINGTON DURING

CULTIVATION All WASHINGTON DURING
- TIE SESSION OF CONGRESS. A liberal sa-
larry, in weekly payments, for assistance until the 9Th
of March next, and small per centage upon the bu
sness receipts, will be paid TO any respectable person
advancing Three Hundred Dollars, for which ample
security will be given, and notes payable within two
months. As the situation rendered is one of trust,
responsible person only will be accepted. For parti-
cuIars, apply at this office, or in Washington to
WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ.,,
dll-2r Magistrate and Agent
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ON Friday, our advertising friends will please hand in
their fvors early during to day as may be conNe
nent.
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE. We have heretofore
stated that, whatever may be the action of
Congress on the subject Of the naturalization
laws, the power to regulate the elective fran
chisc belongs exclusively to the states-and
that consequently we must look to the leglsla-
ture of Maryland for the enactment Of such
laws as will preserve the ballot box pure and
interrupted. In this matter each state has to
act for itself. In some Of the states wholesome
regulations in regard to the right of suffrage
already exist whilst in Maryland convicted ie-
lons, paupers, idiots, and in fact all persons who
have arrived at the age Of twenty-one years,
and have residence, are permitted to VOTE
We are in favor of what is called universal SUI
frage-that is, that there shall be no property
qualifcation-but we prize the privilege of
voting too highly to have it conferred indiscri-
Intimately upon all persons. In the constitution
of Rhode Island it is provided that ''no pau
per, lunatic, or person non-composinentis, or
under guardianship, shall be permitted to vote;
nor shall any person convicted of any crime
deemed infamous at common law, be permitted
to exercise that privilege, until he be restored
thereto by the General Assembly" These
are wholesome restrictions, and such as we
have urged, year after year, upon the consider
alton of the Legislature of this state, but with
out effect. We trust, however, that an appli-
cation to the Legislature at its approaching SEES
sion, ioi the adoption of these and other mca-
sures to protect the citizens Of Maryland from
imposition, will be more successful. One of
the most serious evils to be guarded against is,
the rapid increase of foreign criminals and pau
pers in the state. Their landing here should
be strictly prohibited, as they arc not class of
people which should become incorporated
amongst our citizens.
The subjects which we have here touched
are Of the greatest Importance to the whole
people of Maryland, without distinction of par
ty; for the measures recommended are neces-
sary to the protection of all alike, native or ma
turalized, democrat or wing; and we hope that
all will unite in promoting their adoption by
the legislature--that in all future elections we
may have fair and honest expression of public
sentiment. memorial embracing every point
which may be calculated to insure the purity
of elections should be drawn and circulated
for signatures without delay. The task should
he confided to a committee to be chosen at
ward meetings, or by convention Of represent
tativc from the wards. The first and second
wards have already acted and appointed dele
gates, and we think that the other wards
should move in the matter, in order that it may
be brought before the legislature at an early
period Of its session. The extension of the ma
turalization laws by Congress will affect nothing
beneficial in comparison of what may be ac-
complished by the legislature.
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LITERARY RECORD AND JOURNAL. We ac-
knowledge the receipt the second number of
this Journal, published by committee of the
Linnean Association of Pennsylvania College.
The spirit of the publication is we'll sustained,
and II promises to be interesting and instruc-
tive. Among the articles in the present num-
Der is one by Professor W. Nj. Reynolds, of
Pennsylvania College, on "English Phonogra-
phy," in which he proposes to remedy 'the I'M
settled state or pronunciation in the English Ian
guage," By the. addition to the alphabet Of a
few simple characters. Should he succeed, he
will remove great obstacle to the acquisition
of the English language.
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FIRE. The piano forte mandatory Of
Glenn & Rogers, in Fulton street, N. York,
was destroyed by fire on Monday morning.
The cabinet makers shop of Jos. a. Riley, in
Beekman street, was partially consumed the
same morning.
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I=MR. KEEvIL had highly fattering at
tendance upon his Lecture last evening, and
intends exhibiting the Polarscope, with all its
costly array of Crystals, this evening. From
the great interest which the community take
in the subject of the Polarization Of Light, we
infer that the Assembly Rooms will be even
more crowded than they were last evening.
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AMERICAN SENTIMENTS. In the recent visit
Of the President elect TO Nashville, he was re.
ceivcd in handsome style; and, in reply to al
address of Mr.. Nicholson, he used the follow
ing language
SIN exchanging mutual congratulations with
each other upon the result Of the late election,
the Democratic party should remember IL
calmly reviewing the contest, that the portion
of felioW-citizens who have differed with us IN
our opinion have equal political rights with
ourselves; that mincTities az well as maJorltleS
are entitled to the full and free exercise Of their
opinions and Judgments and that the rights OF
all, whether oil mlnorlties or maJontos, as such
are entitled to equal respect and regard.
In rejoicing, therefore, over thesuccess otthe
Democratic party, and of their principles, IN
the late election, it should be i'll no spirit OF cx-
ultation over the defeat of our opponents; but
i. should be because, as we honestly believe,
our principles and policy are better calculated
than theirs TO promote the true interests of the
whole country.
'In the position in which have been placed,
by the voluntary and unsought suiirages OF my
f6llow-citizens, it will become my duty, as it
will be my pleasure, faithfully and truly to re-
present, in the executive department OF the GO
vernment, the principles and policy of The great
party of the country who have elevated me to
it; but, at thesame time, it is proper that should
declare, that shall not regard myself as the
representative ola party only, but of the whole
people of the United States; and, trust, that
the future policy of the Government may be
such as to secure the happiness and prosperity
of ALL without distinction of party"
If Mr.. Polk will only carry cut these prln-
cples practically in his administration, he will
become more popular than many of his prede-
cessors, and deserve the gratitude of his coun-
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec. IL, 1874

NOTICE. This Office will be closed on to
row. Thanksgiving Day. As no paper will be issued
Friday, our advertising friends wall please hand III
nignt.
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FEMALE Pubic IIIGH ScHooLs. We have
received IA copy of the Regulations and Course
of Instruction of the Female Public High
Schools of Baltimore: adopted by the Board of
Commissioners, 9Th August, 1874" We are
glad of this addition to our public school sys-
tenn, as it extends advantages to female pupils
which were heretofore confined to the males.
The course of instruction appears to be well
arranged, and the regulations such as are re-
CURED. We are perfectly satisfied to rest the
whole matter with the Board of Commissioners.
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An AUTHOR NEARLY BLIND. We see it
stated that Sue, the celebrated French novelist,
has been obliged to suspend his literary labors
on account ofseVere illness He informs Bel
gian editor that he cannot see to read or use his
penl
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n3-MUFFS! MUFFSm MUFFsm! JHst received,
anofher invoice OF those beautiful MUFFS, which
will be disposed of low, at
"TAYLOR'S,'' opposite Barnums,
dl0~6t" Calvert street.
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1}sTHANKSGlVING DAY. discourse upon
'.rhc Privileges and Duties of American Citizens"
will be delivered by the Rev. GEoRcE w BuRNAp, at
the First Independent Church, the morning of the
above daY Services commence al II o,clk. dlO-2t
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THANKS. The New York Sun and Hera d
will accept our thanks for extras containing the
news We are also indebted to Messrs. Sim
monds s Cloves of London, for file of Eng
fish papers.
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CLOAKlNGS, CLOTHS, SC.
AMILTON EASTER " CO., 203 BAL

CLOAKlNGS, CLOTHS, SC.
HAMILTON EASTER u CO., 2O3 BAL
Ri u FlMORE STREET, have ON hand
French Cloakngs of new styles
Cloak Cloths jet and blue black, invisible and Pol
ish green, olive, brown, blue, &c wide and hand
some finish.
French MERINOES and Thibet Cloths
SHAWLS-a large and splendid assortment
Silks, black and colored, every variety
Silk VELVETS, jet, blue black and solored
Rich ENID Muslin CURTAINS
Crimson Cashmareen for do.
Drab and Crimson Damask do.
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, some of extra
quality, assorted sizes.
Premium American Blankets.
French CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
"a French Doeskns, rich Vestngs, &c. dill
CHEAP ENGLISH AND GERMAN PRINTING,
ut the office Of the "Gerlnun Cores pondent,"
No, 55a BALTIMORE-ST., opposite Bool's Auction.
q US" RECEIVED, a large and splendid AS
eD sortment of English and German Types, from
the very best fouRIries of this country and Europe.
The translation OF English Handbills, Apothscary di-
recti0IS, etc., attended 10 with correctness and de-
spaich.
TO- To all those who have occasion TO address the
German citizens, the CORRESPONDENT, offers
very desirable medjaim of communca ton, of w hch
merchants aud business men would do well TO avail
themselves, as its circulation is very extensive among
the large German population of this city and state, as
well as of more distant loo alities; while to students of
the German language it affords material assistance
on their pursuit, FRED'K RAlNE,
dll-lt Publisher and ptOpriptOr.
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INCORRUPTIBLE TEE

AERS. MCPHERSON, No, SO N. HOWARD
We STREET, has just received from New York.
large assortment of Ladies Cravats, of various coss,
suited to this season Also on hand, quantity of
WOOL LAPS, for inierliging Ladies Skirts, Shawls
Comforts, &c. with great variety of WORSTED
SHAWLS, STOCKINGS, sc. Also, an assortment
Of Chnelles gold and silver Bullion, with an extern
sire assortment of Party Trimmings. dill
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FANCY GOODS.
I'D McIELDOyVNEY ts co. have lust re-
M&s ceiged, and win sell very cheap
Ladies' fancy Silk Velvet and Silk CRAVATS
do. REVERE, Hemstitchea and Corded Bordered
Linen Cambria HDKFS.
do. Baians s Aleganden's white, black and CO.
lOred KID GLOVES
Gentlemen's black and colored Satin, S ik and Mo-
hair SCARFS
do. Twilled Spitafeld and Pongee silk Rdkfs.
do India plain and figured white do
p3- With large assortment of Cloths, CassmGres,
Vcsngs, Cloakngs, Mousn de LANES, Cashmeres
Apaeas, Bombaznes, &c. Sc, which will be sold
great Bargains at l63 BALTIMORE STREET,
dll-lOtf between Calvert and Light-sts
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OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This Justly celebrated
Candy for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds
HoarSeness, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, &c.
may be had, ut wholesale or retail, OF Roberts 4 At
knson corner of Hanover aud Marker streets; or of
Perkins & Brother, corner Of Franklin and Green sts
or f. IL. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets. Baltimore n305w*
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HyUE NEW SYSTEM OF
II SELLING CHEAP ADOPTED,
'NF1'DI T
No. 43 MARKET. 81. nnnnsitn Holiday


No. 90 MARKET ST, opposite Holiday
The system Of small profit, and quick returns hay
N had fat trial, is pronounced to be the best ana
The tue mode of doing business, and as such all that
in want Of cheap and elegant Laccs Ribbons H.
lusions, fidkts, Gmps Hosiery, Gloves Crarats Ball
Dresses, Infants Needlework Caps s Dresses Chan
lilly Falls and Wells, Bonnet Laces, Real Regency
Laces, &c. requested to call at the lucky pace
70 IS, being the place where they can be supplied
with all kinds OF slch goods at prices that is bound to
please. Give it a trial and see II il is not so.
y. BROADBENT,
No 90 Market street, opposite Holiday.
no Those cheap black silk FRINGE for . cents a
yard. Just received, new style Steel BUTTONS,
good size, % cts a Dozen 1t"
MJEVy CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
lN AT 81 TO CENTS. The subscriber having
returned to his Old stand, 1875 LEXINGTON-ST.,
one doot below Paca, is now selling great bargains in
GROCERIES,, sc. He offers for sale 10000 pounds
beautiful clop N o. and P. r. Sugar, at the very
low price of 6! to ccns--part in bills, suitable for
store Keepers ut 81 To 81 cents; also, fine bargains in
Teas and Coffee, having bought them low for cash
with Qegenera supply of Groceries best Family and
Also for sale, two choice LOTS in G NJ Cemetery.
N. b. For rent, Warehouse No, Z, s. Charles-st.
..... .. ]. FL. KEENE,
dll-ths3tf No. 1875 Lexington street.
a TREAT coRI0sITlEs
MEssRs. SCHUYLER s. co. have the honor to in
form the public, that they have received and Just op-
ened most splendid and original assortment of FAN
CY GOODS, CLOCKS and TOYS.
These Goods are the first of the kind ever opened
in this market, and are principally carved out in the
far famed Swiss stale The CLOCKS are Is days,
patented works, and OF the finest and most dura-
bile workmanship. There are also some beautiful
small DAY CLOCKS. This assortment of Goods is
in every respect novel and suitable for Christmas and
New YEARS. Gifts.
NO The puhs most respectfully invited to call
and see for themselves. at
BOSWELL MUSIC STORE,
No. l4l Market street,
dli-2w few doors below Calvertst.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE A young man from
New York, named Gilbert Horton, attempted
to commit suicide in Philadelphia on Monday,
but failed. He put the muzzle ola pistol to his
forehead, and drew the trigger, but the ball
glanced off, and only inflicted a slight wound
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INTERCOURSE WITH BosToN. There are now
no less than five different routes between New
York and Boston, namely: over the Long
Island Railroad in steamers 70 Stonngton; in
steamers to Norwich; 70 New Haven, thence
over the Springfield and Western Railroads;
and 10 the Neptune to Providence.
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as WANTED DATLYM -

-, ,,II,,Ss- :, TT y 1fII11 80 *
tLERfNS, book keepers, bar keepers, Porters for
" stores; English Teacher, Coachmen; Os.lers
Wagoners; Oyersceis; 20 laborers; Agent; 20 Cooks
Washers aud lroners, Cha,nbermads, Wet and Dry
Nurses Travelling Maids, Seamstresses, House keep
ers, and number of other situations too numerous 10
mention and too valuable to lose. families have only
to give me CALL and their wants will be immediately
attended to- Servants sent from my office can always
bring satisfactory recommendation.
.. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
w a w ,,,f.nD
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[97-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, OF in the United States, any ect
ncctcd with literature or science. Orati0ns from So
$40, occupying twenty and forty eve minutes. Lee
tures s. TO 0 Letters and Essays So; Pieces for de-
camation 50 to IS. Inscriptions for t0mbs 90 10 s..
Sentimental Tales s. to $40 Advertisements 81 10
So Songs 49, News Carriers Addresses IS. Acios-
Tics ST. Pieces for Albums, SC &C. cents per line.
Persons distance will address (post paid and
closing renuueraton) the Milford Gard, or DR.. John
Lohand, Baltimore Citizens will call at the Wash
iHgon University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, enclos
ing the qid pro quo. (I- Editors friendly to me, will
please give an Insertion. nl2
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AMERICAN REPUBLIcAN REVIEW. This Pc
riodical is published monthly in New York,
and by Shurtz s. Taylor, Baltimore, at 50 per
annum. 1t will embrace "every branch of use
full, scientific and polite literature, including
tales, poems, NOVELTIES" SC. &C., besides be-
ing devoted "to the intoxicating of, and sustain
ing, the true principles avowed and protested
by the whole American Republican party
throughout the Union" 1t will no doubt be
extensively patronized by those who favor a
reform in our system of naturalization.
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NAMES CORTLAN * SON, manufac iulcrs
~ Of all kinds of TIN WARE, and importers and
dealers in FANCY HARDWARE, PLATED AND
BRITANNIA WARE, WATERS, TABLE CUT
LERY, and housekeeping articles generally II shall
be our endeavor, by the best of work, moderate
charges, judicious importaons, and selections from
the first American manufacturers, TO merit contnu-
ance of public patronage.
o. Just received, per ship Eutaw, 10 casks Family
Hardware, which will be sold on the most pleasing
terms, at our wholesale aud retail FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE, No. IS BALTIMORE ST,
did opposte the Centre Market
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e., THE DOORS rHROyyN OpEN.

49, THE DOORS Thrown OPEN,
ezssssasSSS THE INVITATION Is TO ALL! A
large Wholesale stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS
and OFER-SHOES Of all kinds, CAPS, &C. &c. now
to he run off at retail, in order to make change in
business.
Ladies' French Kid high cut Jeflersons TIL SOLE 75c
DO Leather, timex sole do. rs
do Kid and Morocco Ties, 81!
DO Fine KID and Morocco Ties, so and 62!
Boys M0nroes and Booitees, 37
Children's Bootees and Caters, 1877
Heavy leather Shoes for servants, 50 to GA and rs
Thick BOOTS and BROGANS, by case or doz
Glazed Velvet and Cloth CAPS; also of fur
RUBBERS! RUDBERS!! RUBBERS!!! all STYLES.
K. B GRIFFIN, 23l Market street,
ltf One door above Chares-st.
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CALVERT HALL.

"a II. HENRY PHILLIPS will give his &C.
IVA cond CONCERT at the above Hall, with intro
dnctory observations, on THIS "wednesday EVEN
ING, Dec. II, le44.
PR0GRAMME-PARTI /.
Sohg-"Ihc SOULS Errand" w. II. Callcor
Song-"Molly Bawn,' S. Lover
Sohg-"Ihe Return of the Admiral" II. Phillips.
Song-"The Widow Machree," s. Lover.
BaIiad-"o! Gramachee," Irish Melody
descriptive scene-"The Sea Fight" Dryden.
PART I'll.
Song-'Ihe Meeting of the Waters r. Moore
Song-"Blow high, blow low," &. DibSen
Bailad-'Io Ladies' eyes,'N y. Moore.
taVahers Song-"The leather bOtell," Charles VI.
Sens-'Love's erfand," MSS.
Cavaliers song-"Down among the dead
meh,' ... Charles II.
This Song is published, and can be obtained at the
Door, Price 25 cents.
UI5-To commence at eight O'Clock. Admission so
cents Tickets to be had at the principal Music Stores
Robnson's Library Barnums Hotel, and at the Door
on the evening. Ii
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SupwREcKs AND Loss OF LIFE. The Bri-
fish schr Eagle, Richard Howes, master, from
Windsor for Boston, cargo plaster, struck on
Bantam Ledge, east of segun, about P. NJ.
30th ult., and Immediately went TO pieces
Six Of the seven persons on board were lost -
The mate, Richard Brown, was saved by get
ting on piece Of the quarter deck, after re-
naming on which So hours, he succeeded in
reaching White Island. British schr Archi-
bald, Atkins from Nova Scotia, for Boston,
with plaster, struck on the Motions, off Damis-
cove Island, about 8 P. M. 3oth ult., and be-
came total loss. There were five persons on
board, all of whom persisted
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EH1ANC NANCE AND JELLY MUULDS
ED Just received per ship Eutaw an extensive sup
ply of Blanc Mango and Jelly Moulds. The above lot
embraces one of the greatest varieties of patterns and
sizes offered for sale in this city. Also on hand
large lot of !JohNson's Patent Ice Cream Freezers,"
besides variety Of Ice Cream and Vegetable Moulds
{Gy- For sale at the wholesale and retail Furnishing
Warehouse OF JAMES CORTLAN 81 son,
No. Is Baltimore street,
dill Opposite the Centre Market.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

Stsit against the City Important Decision.
The following important decision, will be read
with interest
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INDIANA. The Legislature of this state as
sen,bled on the Cd inst In the Senate, wing
officers were elected In the house, DIR. Ste
venson, wing, was elected speaker, but after
ballotng seven times for chief clerk, adjourned.
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HPROWN AND SHADED VELVET RIB
-EB B0NS. just reccived, another fresh lot of Rib
hon velvet, which will sell very low, wholesale or
retail j. Nj. HAiG, No. l2l Baltimore street,
dll doors above South street.
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ED EAU BARGAINS iean now he Obtained at
A& leete the cheapest Store in BALTIMORE-ST.,
cold No. o. near the Bridge. Good fiat head Pins.
cts paper; good drilled eyed Needles at 3 cents
paper; GLOVES cts, pair; Tape cts. doz.; Co
logne Water 81 cts abottle; GOLD RINGS at IS cts.
each; handsome Gold Set Rings 375 cts each. Also,
Wood and Brass CLOCKS, at prices not wor tn men
tioning; JEWELRY Of every description; COMBS,
Brushes, Perfumery, Britannia Ware. Japanned Ware,
&C. at Wholesale retail prices astonshingIy low,
by G. T. VlCKERS, No. Baltimore ST.,
n do ...,.. II" Near the Bridge.