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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1856.
FHNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
Ia customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
% Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best style, and AT the shortest notice,
ap22-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS. We will re
- ceive to-day splendid lot of Ladies' Dress
Goods, viz:
Extra rich satin striped Barge of the latest Paris style
do do shaded do do do do
do do plaid BAREGE
0rgande and Jaconet Lawns
Real French GlNGHAMS
Rich Sd Hermann Shawls, white, black and colored
Splendid new style Cashmere VESTINGS
do do white Marscilles do
Gents. extra rich Scarfs and Cravats
Superior French CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
With full assortment of Fancy and Staple Goods
at low prices by wholesale and retail.
{I}-Wholesale Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER s. CO.,
ap1l 2O3 Baltimore street.
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AN ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.

AN ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
beg leave to offer the public two
EflErz.s1tt~rW handsome Boston PIANOS, as good
VI o as the low priced Chickerng, one at
~ % ] IsSls0, the other at 5000 Two superior
Rosenkranz PIANOS, one Rosewood with German
action, the other Mahogany with English action, both
of them, without eXaggeration fine instruments as
ever had from that celebrated mandatory. Also,
plain Rosewood German PIANO with French action
at $3.50 These three German Pianos have 81 octaves
and warrant them TO possess and to retain every
good quality of a Piano. The Boston Pianos have but
six octaves. Cd CONRADT,
apl9 etif No. 205k Baltimore street.
EN PLURIBUS UNUM! The Wavety Novels
M for 50 So complet in parts, at SO cents each
each part containing five novels.
The Voice of the Nigh, for l2k cts. This collection
of Poems by Lonsellow has always heretofore sold
at rs cents.
The Ladies' National Magazine for May-the only
one with the Fashons-lsi cents
Godey's Lady's Book and Graham's Magazine for
May-25 cents each.
The above, with the Boston Pilot g., Benefits He
raid G., New World G., Yankee 5, Dollar Newspaper
cents, and astonishing variety of others are al
ways TO be had at the
WEST END LITERARY DEPOT,
36S Baltimore street,
ap!9 ; doors above the Eutaw House.
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COTTON YARN.

COTTON YARN.
CARPET CHAIN, CANDLE WICK
" COTTON TWINE, COTTON LAPS
BLACK AND WHITE WADDlNG
made at the Howard Factory, out of the best mate
rial, and for sale at the lowest market rates. at the
Factory office, by d. A. MARTIN,
No, South Liberty street,
mh3l colin one square south of Market street.
"a Office. JAMES l.. PARR having purchased
~ the interest of his mother, MARGARET PARR,
in the MIR YL.4ND POTTERIES, the business
will hereafter be conducted in his own name.
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NDOOVS, SHOES, HATS, &c. B. c. RHODES,
hD No. % South Charles street, offers for sale di-
rect from the manufacturers
Mems Seal, Grain, Kip, and Calf BOOTS
Boys do do do do do
Mems do do do do BROGANS
Boys and youths do do
Mems boys and youths Thick BOOTS
Do do do do BROGANS
Women's Morocco, Kid ami Leather SLIPPERS
Do do and do BOOTS
Misses and chdrens do do
With other kinds, embracing general assortment.
Also, large supply Of -
Russia,
Nuria Beaver,
Cashmere, HATS.
Coney and Muskrat,
Angola and Silk,
Also, 30 cases very superior Japanned HATS.
With full assortment of
PALM LEAF AND LEGHORN HATS.
15- All of which are offered at VERY Low PRICES.
apS-d4tSeOSt
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ygTrr. It. JENNINGS q. co.

w DIAPERS AND TAlLORS.
IMP OR TER S OF CLOTHS C.aSSINIERES
VESTl NGS, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, SC.
23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL, New YORK.
To those visiting tue city of New York, requiring
GARMENTS, a renewed solicitation is offered for
them to call and examine our stock of New and Fash
iOnabe GOODS for Spring and Summer wear, com
prlsing an assortment unsurpassed in richness and
riety, and which will be made up to order in a style
second 10 no house in the trade, at prices which must
offer such Inducements to the Cash purchaser can
not fail 10 be appreciated mhl7 BIN
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A A. IL ENNASD, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
IA Q No. s North FREDERICK STREET, and next
door to the Office of MessS. Campbell Il Burke, hav
ing had many years practice Justice of the Peace,
is prepared to attend to the drawing of Deeds Leases
Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, Powers of Attorney, and
preparing lnsolvens Papers, and be found al his
Office at all hours (unless called on business) from
y NJ. to 81 p. M, where he will be happy take
Acknowledgements of Deeds, or will with pleasure wait
on the individuals AT their residence. mh26-tf
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MARYLAND POTTERIE,

MARYLAND POTTERIES.
STONE AND EaRTHEN WARE FACTORY.
The subscriber, having taken the above long eStab-
tished Factories, would respectfully inform his friends
and the public, that he will continue TO manufacture
STONE and EARTHENWARE in all its varieties.
His undivided attention will be given to the bust
ness and the article he manufactures warranted to be
equal if superior in quality any made in the
Union. He will always sell at as low prices as good
article can be bought in the city.
{g3- Ware delivered TO any part OF the city free of
breakage expense.
PerrERlEs-EDEN STREET, near E. Baltimore
street.
WARE Roons-No. So SOUTH ST, (old stand
ap2-eo3t+ JAMES l.. PARR.
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HEALTH OFFICE, April 81, 1915.
Report Of nerneats in TIE city Of Baltimore, for tAs
week, ending Monday morning, pte:
Scarlet fever TO-; intantile unknown 6; stubborn 81;
Consumption q Dropsy in the head ?; Inflammation of
the brain 3; Commissions 3; Child-bed 2; Congestlve
fever |; Adult unknown 3; Casualty 3; Worms !; In
famnatory rheumatism |; Bilious peurisy |; Whoop
ing cough |; Organic disease Of the heart Il Catarrhal
fever ,; Old age !, Total So.
Rndss ysa5;l5 Between IS and and 59'5
g 2 and s.. 8 Above 2l,.......ls-53
Males, %; females, 2j--53. Of which number IA
were colored persons-l2 free, slaves.
BY order, CORNELIUS NJ. COLE,
Clerk to the City Commissioners,
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K Iaa1p saD A ,l !ad about
scber, left his Tuesday, 18th inst, at o'cIk
with $3.50 to deposte in the Commercial and Farm
ers' Bank. There 1926 in notes, consisting Of
two of $50 on the Western Bank, Two Sl0s on the
Frederick Co. Bank, one s. on the Bank of Metropo-
lis, Washington, d. c., the balance in s5's and small
notes of the Baltimore Banks, and S3S in silver & gold
His name is JOHN BEETZ, a German by birth
but can speak good English; his looks somewhat re
sembe an Indian; his left eye is weak; has dark
straight hair; had a drab coat, black pants
aud fur cap The above reward will be paid for the re-
covery of the money, in proportion for any part
thereof [apl7l G. WEST, Is Sharp street.
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HECARDiNG. A few BOARDERS can be nc e
ED commodated with genteel Boarding, in NORTH
CALVERT-ST., next door TO the Baptist Church, if
immediate appIi alton be made.
FOR RENT-An office in the same house. Apply
as above. anal -pn}It
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G3. Ptice ID adm!ssiOn O. EENTS.

RTON EXHIBITING AT No. IS BALTI-
~ MORE STREET, between Gay street and Tri-
p0elt's alley, three volumes Of Illuminated ROMAN
MlSSALS. They bound in yellum, are thirty
inches long, and forty-e wide. They contain
seven hundred pages, and are illuminated by two
thousand superb Paintings. They are rare and val
liable Books, and it is believed there is NOT ANO-
THEIR OF THE KIND IN TIE COUNTRY!
[C3- Open from 10 to O'Clock in the day, and from
10 10 in the evening. Admission - cts ap2l-3t
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dtHEAP PAPER HANGINGS. The sub
u scrber offers for sale Of the best assortnents
of American PAPER HANGINGS in the city, at very
greatly reduced prices and put up by careful journey
men, no boys betg employed. Also his superior
VENETIAN BLINDS, HUSK MATTRESSES,
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Sc,
of the very best materials and workmanship, and at
prices very near, if quite low, inferior
article may be purchased for elsewhere.
JAMES H. con,
No. l62 Baltimore street,
apl0lm second door west of the Museum.
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FOR SALE & RENT.

TENO MECHANICS.-FOR sale. OneTurn-
a ing Lathe with Tools; one Cabinet Makers
Bench with Tail Screw; one Vice Bench with Vice;
an excellent laige-sized Grlndstone with waeruUugh
Turkey OH Stones; Screw Clamps or Hand Screws
Planes and other Tools OF various kinds. Enquire nj
No III No III Eutaw street. ap5-u
GHOW CASE FOR SALE. \ beautiful
~ counter show Case for sale low Apply to
ALFRED II. REP,
No. $50 Baltimore street,
aDii-G Cd Tin Store above Howard StrrCt.
@y,-uA FOR SALE. a county residence, three
fIykA mites from the ctntIe of the city, containing
ItsksB 10 acres of good land, IN high state of cul
Hlivatiou The improve ments are Il comfort
able dwelling, III excellent repair stables carriage
house, smoke house, and every necessary buildil g.
and a first rate dairy, pump Of good water, a good
vegetable garden and orcnard; free Of toll gates
Any gentleman wishing country residence near the
city, would de well 10 call immediately at
SCUTTl'S Intelligence Office,
ap!4 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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REMOVED! RENIOyED!

REMOVED! REMOVED!
EeH The subscriber wishes to inform her I'll
ID friends and customers that she has remov- y 4
RJ \ ed her CORSET STORE to No. a SharpM y
IeS.eNstreet near Baltimore street. aud would ts*A
call the attention of strangers her very large assert
ment of fashionable CORSETS, at prices from Sc to
$40 per dozen, all warranted well made. Orders left
at Merriam & Hodges, No. 1911 BatimorG-st., near
Light, where samples can be seen, will be promptly
attended TO by
MRS. BGSLEY, No. Sharp street,
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NOW EXHIBITING ON BALTIMORE ST.
~ over K. Meacham's Auction Store, entrance on
Holiday 81, JASPER, the LARGEST Chill in the
world only years old, and weighing near 200 lbs.
This remarkable Child is a native Of North Carolina.
and will not be eight years old until the first day of
July next, which fact is fully authenticated by the
certificate of the Governor of that State, and which
will he shown to any that may doubt.
{G3- Hours of exhibition from 10 to in the fore
noon, from to 6 in the afternoon, and from to at
night.
Pr inn Of aIn G. L,ENTs
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EEOOP EARRINGS-HOOPE ARRINGS.-
4 n Plain Gold, Engraved and Jet large sizes; re-
cevea this day and for sale at very low prices. by
C. ID. CLARK, Water street,
apl9 second door from Calvert
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LETTER Gags Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Bremen-Ship TippecanOe, soon.
For Rouerdam-Ship Columbia 18th inst.
For Bremen-Barque Louise, Both inst.
For Kingston, Jam.-Schr Martha Elizabeth, with
despatch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01
FoR TIE ENoCIRER.
Mssrs. Bots and Scddon in Hanover.

~.
rode some eighteen or twenty miles to our
Hanover Court for the purpose of meeting my
Democratic friends, to see whom We should nomi-
nate as candidate for the county Soon after
| arrived on the ground, found that the two
Congressional candidates had met according 10
previous appointment, on account OF which good
many OF the citizens both Wings md Demo
Gratis, had assembled. We called The Democrats
together as soon as we could conveniently do il,
in order 10 give the two candidates for Congress
sufficient time 10 discuss at full length the prin-
cples which divide the two great parties OF the
day. The meeting soon finished lis business and
adjourned We then went 10 the Court room 10
hear the discussion.
Mr.. Seldom opened the debate in an able and
mastery speech, enchanting The attention Of his
audience for one hour and a half, which was
the time allotted him. He first took up the Bank
question showing its unconsti,u,ionaliy, and
also its incxpedency, Ohc incxpediency Of which
Mr.. Bolts admitted at least al the present time
Then came the Tariff which Mr.. Seddon treated
with great ability, proving beyond doubt how
injuriously the present tariff operated upon the
South: and also that il was unjust, unequal and
oppressive Il is useless for Inc to tell you of
the different points OF his speech. | will just
mention the most prominent one, and which Mr..
Bolts so much harped upon-the annexation Of
Texas. He showed conclusjveyi 10 all unpre-
JUDGED minds, the constiiuionality of anneSa-
lion BY joint resolution, by citing 10 them the
case Of Vermont. And he also portrayed in
vivid colors the great good that would result from
annexation after which he touched Mr.. Bolt,
little respecting his cooperation with Mr.
JOHNNY @.
Mr.. Scddon's time having expired, MIR. Bolts
rose, and went on in his usual clustering man.
ner, and finally consumed his time in this way
except that portion which he spent upon Texas.
He declared himself totally opposed 10 the mea-
sure. and went on to show that it was unconst-
mtional. and also that it would be injurious 10
the South 10 annex It.
When Mr. Seldom rose 10 reply, have never
listened TO more complete upsetting of any
ones argument, as did MFR. Seldom that of MIR.
Bolts. Mr.. Bolts attempted 10 make reply tut
in ram, He made complete failure Every
Democrat went home in fine spirits at the sue
cess Of their candidate. And they are determined
10 do all they can for the cause in the Spring,
and 10 secure The election OF MIR Seldom
In fact the Wings were very much pleased with
Mr. Seldom, and some of Them told me they
though, they should vote for him instead OF dr.
Bolts. CAlCS.
Hanover, March 81, 1915.
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GEN MONTE AND MEXICO.

The New York Express contains an Article,
signed "W.," ga friend OF Mexico and Of her
minster,") in contradiction Of a late paragraph
in the New York Journal of Commerce, 10 the eli
feet that Gen. Amonie has expressed the opinion,
that as the resolution for the annexation OF Texas
passed by so very small majority Mexico will
not think il necessary 10 disturb The friendly re-
lations now existing between the Two nations y
w. asks with some humor, "What has very
small majority, or very large one, TO do with
the passing Of The resolutions for annexation,
since they are passed, which was the contingency
Mexico has alone demonstrated against Does
il palliate N any degree the guilt of criminal,
whether he killed man with pistol instead Of
: 4S poundcrW Still w. is very far from speak
ing warlanguage. Indeed, says:
awe do no, believe, however, that she will act
precipitaley in anything; nut that she will in all
probability, continue 10 display the same modcra-
lion and frmness that has hitherto marked her
conduct. 1t is not improbable that, on learning
the opposition Texas herself is making 10 annex
alton she NAV judcously defer any final action
in defence Of her rights and dignity Till She sees
whether that act is likely TO be consummated.
But il may be fully relied on, that Mexico will
moi brook in silence The irregular conduct OF The
United States, If Texas is annexed, whether by
very small majority or the contrary; and that
She IS fully prepared 10 flnuicaie her cialins ny
The adoption Of such measures as she may decide
her interests and honor require"
Very well, nous uerrons-and We trust that she
will take the advice of The Wing Editor OF the E1-
press, shat Mexico should take the course point
ed ont: (for) her policy is peace, as ours is, and
Mexico is TOO wise not TO know that much
moro is TO be gained by pacific means than other
wise"
AS to war from Mexico, neto or hereafter, VIC
confess we have no fears Oft Ii is she that wields
The pocket pistol, "insiead ola As FOUNDER"
Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01
"1Hc PrecociLu Of liz .Scason."

The Charleston Courier Of Friday morning,
SAYS, "a gentleman informed US that ne gathered
mess of arichokes and mess OF strawberries
yesterday, from his garden in this city. We also
understand that ripe straw berries were sold IN the
CITY as early as Saturday last"
We have no strawberries, or very early veSeta-
bcs 10 boast Of; the only Thing which we have
seen in this line is a fine mess Of green peas, for
which we are indebted TO The kindness OF our
friend Martin, mail agent to the South How much
farther in the sunny South than in our own latitude
they have been gathered, We are unable 10 say.
In one respect, il not in many others, our exten-
sivc country furnishes remarkable phenomenon.
1t runs through SO many degrees OF latitude, and
through such varieties of temperature, that its
productions are of various descriptions, and of
successive seasons. A man who begins 10 eat
strawberries in Florida, in March, may follow the
ripenins fruit, for successive months, until il
ceases 10 ripen on The banks oil the Penobscot.-
We have lost our peaches in Virginia, from its
early blossom and The latter Frost May we not
look to Delaware and New Jersey, where it has
rot yet burst into aower for a partial SUPPLY
Our steam cars and steamboats, may facilitate
their superintendent We may pay a little
"dear for the whistle"
The "Star" will now give up, that il was pre-
mature in lis braggngs about us dish OF green
peas
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THE BOsTOk rOsT


There no political journal in the Union entitled 10
the thanks Of the whole Democratic Party more than the
Iioson Post. Surrounded by Abcitonists, Disunion-
lists, and Feterasis, the Editor has been among tho
foremost In support If all the leading measures Of tile
Democratic Party, and severest in his denunciatons OF
The reckless fanatics whose object is The success Of their
o6ous measures, the destruction Of the peace and
safety 81 lie nation. How different the conduct Of the
firm and urncrr patriot TO thai Of Tie servile an
kce Jew, who emeratts In the South, and exhibits q
willingness 10 beifay us.-KnorpMe Standard.
We cordially concur in the compliment which
is paid 10 The Boston Post. Ii has passed through
the fiery furnace unscalhed, and the purcr for
having been tried. 1t has stool up against all The
Wings and Abolitionisls of New England-stood
mp for Mr. Polk-gone boldly for Texas, and
vindicaed the principles Of the Republican Parry
with visor and an ability which place it among
the first journals in the land. Our friend Grcen
is green only in name. Heis clear in his views.
enlightened by experience, and gifted with talents,
which enable him to cope with all The opposition
by which he is surrounded. He is entitled 10 The
gratitude Of the whole party; and all that we ask
of him is, 10 go on as he has begun-serve his
country as faithfully and efficiently as he has
hitherto DONE Enquirer
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TIE NEW consul no LIVERPOOL

The Nashville Banner, noticing the confrma-
nation blythe Senate of the appointment of Gen.
Armstrong 10 be Consul ofthe U. States at Liver
pool, says:
"Gcn. Armstrong will carry with him to TO-
reign lane the best wishes for his health and nap
pness from large circle Of personal friends OF
all parties. We take pleasure also in bearing
our humble testimony to the ability, fidelity and
courtesy with which he discharged the dnles OF
Postmaster in this city; and we only hope that his
successor, whoever he may be, may execute The
business f The office in manner equally accep-
table 10 me public Nal. Int.
1.-THE above compliment is from Mig paper.
1t is dneto Gen. Armstrong, whose abilities, in
te9rity and services are known to the country
He was The distinguished friend and associate in
arms, TO whom Gen. Jackson lately presented his
var swerd.-[ Enquirer.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, MARI ),

Pdll.ADELfE1 lh MhhhEl, March ~
CoFTEE-Since the close of the las, ~,
prices have further advanced-transactions IS
mostly from second hands. About 360o !. .
sold, principally Rio, at Ct for inferior, and ::
nc ior good prime, 4 6 mos; Laguayra :, !
II cents.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Flour !.
been moderate, and transactions do moi er,-. :.
5000 bills. principally at 81 %.
GRalN-We notice 2i00 bushels lgh, Pc.
sylyania red wheat sold at 80 c; 5000 DO. fair ~
IS c; $500 do good % sc c; 1900 bushels rr;,,
&C; GOO bushels prime white at lO5 c, aud 3a@,
bushel. good Southern in store at 100 Re.
sales of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania at GO a /;
Corn-saes OF 500 bushels Southern yellov
As i6 c; 1000 bushels white 43 c: 4500 bp,'
Pennsylvania at AZ As c for fiat, and 80 !:
round
SrGARs-The demand continues aciive. :,
prices of New Orleans fully suppored-s;.
and re-sales have been made Of 5 or GOO hh!
6 a Il cts for ordinary TO prime-sales d 4.
boxes Cuba brown at s, 81 c, 6 mos,
1000 bags and bbls. white Brazil, from SET.
hands, al a 81 C.
-Whiskey-sales Of hhds % >
and some % c; bbls., scarce, sales at % .,
u = Gr.
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Gov. Wrish, has been represented in many
papers as having declined an invitation from Pre-
sideut Polk 10 take seat in his Cabinet. The
Albany Correspondent, OF The Norwich Journal,
writing n. one having authority, thus puts an
extinguisher upon the fable:
~ desire to correct silly rumor, first started
BY the Morning News, that Gov. Wrgh, and
b. F. Butter, Esq, were both solicited 10 accept
an appointment in the Presidents Cabinet the
former in the Treasury, The latter in the War
Department. Nothing can be further from the
truth No Cabine, appointment was offered 10
any citizen ofthis State, save Gov. Marcy"
Nat. Inteligenter.
I'VE have no information on this subject, bnt
ue should imagine that The Editor Of The Morn
ing News, who was at Washington at the lime,
is better authority than the anonymous Cores
pondent of the Norwich Journal. "-Enqu,rcr.
The New York Morning News "con,radic,s
the contradiction" Of The Albany correspondent
Of the Norwich IN. " Journal. II repeats the
fact as originally stated BY the News, that the
two departments. (Tfeasu,y and War,) were Of
fered 10 the Two distinguished citizens OF this
State above named, wiz: Messrs. S. Wright
and B. F. Buuer;l nor did our allrsion to it
resi- on any unauthorized fumof' a, all"