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On the 18Th inst. in the 2Sth year of his age, MLgs
ntrILEioHN DONALDSON, NJ d., OF the late Dr..
VIM. Donaldson.
On me nth inst. ROBERT ALLISON, aged a years.
Al ChtStertuWn, Md on the j. 9TH inst. after "a short
nut painful Illness, Mrs, ELIzABErH A. P!NKGSp, for
mery of Baltimore in the 2jd year of her age wife of
MI lhos' e. Plnknd. editor of the Kent News
Al Fort McliGnry Maryland, on the morning Of the
1911 INST IN great peace, HARVEY McDONALp private
IN Company e, 3d regiment Artillery. after pro;ract-
ed illness OF months.
AT Leesburg, Va. on the 18th inst. JAS. II. MONROE
formerly resident Of Baltimore.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

4''II z " HITN.iN'S E.4GLE HOTELJ
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD nppoT
PRATT STREET.
And in the immediate vicinity of all rhe Stao,boot
aud Packet Landings.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
VN7iils large and CON 'odous House has recently
Il been takel by the subscriber aud has under zone
thorough renovation, ltis now NEWLY furnished
AMI modernIzed in every department, and CDmpares
tavOraOy with aHy SOHlhrrn Hotel
TRAVELLERS viii always md prompt atlcstion
cvty, an excellent Table, in charge OF capable ans
willing servants ana clean and comfortable BEDS.
MEALS always ready upon the arrival OF the DIFF
perlOf style.
The patronage Of the pubic is most respectfully
solicited, aud no excrtioAs shall br spared upon my
part Ia render all who may stop my house at home
m2U II ]. STOCkkRlUGE. Jr.. PrOurrror.
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nISPATCH POST OFFICE. Ifyou want
~ your LETTERS forwarded north OF east for SIX
CENTS, send them from HALE * CO.'S Office, No.
10 $. CALVERT STREET.
fI3-THE ONLY OFFICE IN THIS CITY IN
{G}- Mail closes at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ m2O.5tT
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CANAL Tolls The tolls on the New York
canals this year, have fallen off sl,lll, COM
pared with the same time last wear
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GREAT FIRE IN EVANSVILLE, Ia. On Sun
day night the 4th inst, destructive fire &C.
Cured at Evansville, Ia, destroying Is or 90
houses, including the residence of Mr.. John
Shanklin. Loss not known. The work of
incendaries
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n7-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-Iy
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ALABAMA. The Democrats Of Alabama have
nominated in State Convention, Nathaniel Ter
ry, for Governor, The election takes place on
the first Monday in August.
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PoRr OF New YORK, During the week end
ing 18th inst, the exports from this port were
s655,6al 80, including s49,9l6 in specie; sc
vessels arrived, and AZ cleared.
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GO SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION The
sabbath School Scholars of the High Street Baptist
Church, wlllhavc an Exhibition i'll the EsYPTI,N 50
Loon of the Odd Fellows Hail, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING next, the 2lst instant, commencing at .
O'Clock. The object Of the exhibition 10 raitG funds
TO complete the School Room IN the new meeting
house now being built by the Church.
Tickets OF admission l2i cents may be obtained at
J. II. T. jerome * Cn's corner of Lexington and Pa
ca sts,; AZ y. Montgomery'S, Gay ST., above Exeter
al John Il. MOody'S, Pratt St, near Gay; n James
Jones' corner of Pratt and Abemarle StS AZ the Of
fees Of the Clipper and sun, and al the door, on Wed
nc.day evening, The public are invited 10 attend.
uI0.1t
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/ GUILTY. John Allen, tiled in Phladel phia
for the murder of John Haines, has been con-
victed Of murder in the second degree.
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To the SURVIVING members OF Capt, Ber1us .4rtNcTy
GENTLEhEN-On visiting the Methodist BHryns
Ground. | see the grave of one of Your old compan-
ions, THOMAS BEESoN, is much dGiaccd Al d suns IN,
the stone mas fallen and been proPped up with stick.
He has no relatives here, but many friends who che
IRISH his memory, for he fell hravely defending his
country, at Fort McElenry in 1874. appeal To all
Kind hearted persons. aud hope shall not appeal in
vain, and trust that, through your kindness, his grave
will be liked. Tll1 J. K. W.
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FIRE IN PARIS, Pa. A fire broke out in Mr..
Wilson's shop, in Paris, Washington county,
Pa, about noon on the 10th, and destroyed the
houses of Mrs. McCreary, Lew shipley, Enoch
Davis, J. Bebout, a school-house, three shops
and two barns.
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70 We have been struck OF Ia = by the notices N
many at the papers Of CDNNEL'S MAGICAL PAN
EXTRACTOR, from 81 Courand street, which they
>dy VIII cure any Oi the following complaints, VIZ
Burns, ScadS, erysipelas, piles, salt rheum >crOlua
Cmhilus Chaie, frosted parts, nipples sore eyes
cd sores, ieons, hcs, and IN tact all outward alllngs
We have seen this article tried several o TIT above
complaints, with the most astonishing etrct-cuUng
after al! other articles have been treI in vain.
For sale corner of Baltimore and Hanover streets,
Baltimore Also at the corner of Baltimore and Iiar-
rsOn SITS, and al No. 81 Thames 81. 1t
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IMPORTATION OF EmGRANTS There were
six hundred and fifty five steerage passengers
in three ships which arrived at Boston on Fri
dav morning.
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MORTALITY. There were l43 deaths in
Philadelphia last weekly consumption 22
small pox a.
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~. GETTYSBURG, ION May, ISIS. do hereby
certify that ON the 10th April, l!45, when my eilc"
IN n" city was destroyed by the grch t'e, my bhoEs
and riPers. specie, Sc. preserved perfectly I'M
injured, although in The midst nf the flames during
the whole period of the awful confagtati0n, by Am
ASBESTOS FIRE PROOF CHEST. NJ 1nufactureth by
JOHN SCOTT. ALLEN KRAMER.
Mr.. X. is an Exchange Broker in large business,
tI7- Apply 10 JOHN SCOTT. in person, At No. lG
SOUTH CALNERT-ST., Baltimore, tor a SAFE, 1t
YOU want a good one. n.2J-3l-
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Opposition TO MONOPOLY. At 2sot
~ Rilumore street l. the place where taste j. dis
played in the getIingnp If Spring FASHIONS. If you
wish tasty Coat cul, the MT we will warrant. Ii the
goods is found, we will make and trim Cloth Coats
from , to S. Pants and Vests from to S.59; Tweed
aud Linen Goats to 50. II YOU wish the celebrated
ChaRuilei. B'Drsey. office Coats OF style, or
the French Polka Pants with Or without straps; or
fancy new style Vest ut standing rolling collar,
viii boast ri the outing a. being done well aS can
be done IN this city. ana cheap the cheapest.
MATTHIAS NELICk,
No lcO5 Baltimore ST.
mo u near McCIeLlan's alleY.
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PEACHES. The peach trees in Morris coun-
ty, New Jersey, are said to give good promise
of an abundant crop.
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I'D ICHES FOR ALL WHO FEEL Dis

I'D ICHES FOR ALL WHO FEEL DIS
Ma POSED Pc GET RICH IN A HURRY. Invest
n small sum at NJ. DOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DE-
POT, No. IA PRATT STREET, opposite the Railroad
Depot. next door to Bradshaws United States Hote0
ana you VIII hardly fail TO receive handsome sum OF
money in gold and silver in return The good luck of
this office is so well established in and out OF this city
that person may with reason expect to receive
small fortune for any amount invesed-four of the
capital prizes sold during the last week. besides
many minor prizes. This is only trhing sample of
the extraordinary luck Of this office.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S2t, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets SET shares in
proportion. Certificates of % whole tickets will be
issued from this Office at SOS, % half tickets Sl4 81
quarters 81
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, Stare. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t FRI Opposite r. * d. r. R. Depot
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JUDGMENTS OF six and IL months, purchased
- L.F. SCOTTT'S Intelligence Office,
ap9 No. 10 Exchange Place
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THE OLDEST lNHABTANT. Peter Apple, of
North Branford, is said to be the oldest man in
the State of Connecticut lie is l0l years and
months old
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FIRE AT CNcrNNArI The store of B. T.
Stone, grocer and commission merchant, and
of Wlnchell & Greenfield, tin and japan manu-
facturers, were partially consumed on Wednes-
day night. The stocks of goods were all da-
mayed
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{g3e SCHENCk'S PULMUNIC SYRUP. This in
valuable remedy for Consumption, Liver Complaints,
and all pulmonary complaints, tails 70 effect
permanent cure, if taken in time. II has made some
wonderful cures in this city. G7-Oice No. 80 North
Gay street. ml7-3t-
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"a FOR RENT. Good Samaritan Total
&ffNH Abstinence Hall, located corner OF Hanover
Hmm and Montgomery streets, will be for rent on
--~~every night during the week, except Thurs
day nght-it is comfortable Room fitted up suitable
for religious worship, LyceumS and Temperance
meetings. Persons in want of such a Room will
please apply to A. C.. HARRIS, Cabinet maker No.
A. Montgomery street, where is kept constantly on
hand, a large variety of best Baltimore made FURNI-
TURE, to be sold on pleasing terms ml9 lw-
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CITY REGISTERS OFFICE,

CITY REGISTER'S OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, May l5 1915
FHNHE Register is not authorized to grant renewals
a of Licenses after the Goth inst Persons failing
to renew their Licenses before said DAY, will
thereafter be subject to the additional expense
CURED by Ordinance for new Licenses.
ml9.3t JESSE HUNT, Register,
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FASHION VICToRIous. The race over the
Long Island course, betw cen Fashion and Jean
Meta, came off on Saturday, in the midst of a
pelting rain and slough Of mud. Fashion
triumphed with ease, making the first four
miles in SIS, and the second in S.4S l-2.
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AN English SQUADRON. Capt. Hathaway
of the ship Wabash, from N. York, arrived at
N. Orleans on the 18th inst, reports that he
came round the Hole-in-the-W in company
with an English squadron, consisting of one
line of battle ship, one frigate, one sloop of
war, and a ten gun brig. Parted company with
them on the 9Th, off the double headed shot
keys. Supposed they were bound to Havana
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TNHE GEOGRAPHY OF OREGON AND
T. CALIFORNIA and the other territories on the
Northwest Coast of North America illustrated by a
new aud beautiful Map of those counties; for sale by
PARSONS * PRESTON,
BOOKSELLERS Stalloners and Blank Book Manufac-
turers, Isl Pratt ST., adjoining Railroad Depot. mis-
49, STABLE FOR RENT. Brick
HF,,I STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE in John
#.G,ih alley, North of franklin street, with an un-
-B.lt.tH improved LOT adjoining The Lot is well
sucu Tor tie erection OF Stables bounding 30 feet
the alley, and running back le feet inches and will
oe ceased separately For terms, which will he mode
rate, inquire on the premises m20-u
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John r. HYNSO

:. A Ladies' POney for hire. His terms for Ii
very horses as follows; Saddle horse per month SlO,
with carriage Sl2. ml2 colin
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EANTON MATING. Just received large
~ invoice ot Canton Mating, and 6 4, very supe-
tior, which Will be closed out at reduced prices.
JOHN II. WILSON,
No. 80 Market st, white Housc0
ml9-uh3t doors below Frederick st
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Age is expected to subdue: but with Burr,
the winter of time brought no SHOWS 10 cool the
lava of passion. At four score and six the era
Ter wore glow as ardent as at twenty. His fac
ulties mocked at century. 1870
Age should bring the soothing calm Of rcli-
giOn, 10 enable the barque which has been tos-
sed by the storms of life, TO prepare for worthy
entrance into the sea Of another world Burr
died as he had lived, practically an atheist
Age should bring respect Burr died as he
had lived, without the regard of the good. His
hoary hairs went down TO theegrave floating on
the breeze of infamy.
In cunning an Iago: in lust Tarquin; in pa
Ience Cataline; in pleasure Sybarite; in gra-
ttudc Malay, and in ambition Napoleon, he
affords the world an awful example of powerful
intellect, destitute of virtue. His portrait would
fty appear in circle of Dante's Inferno L
Let no one accuse me of stepping with unsan-
daled feet, through The solemn vaults of the sep
ulchre. Aaron Burr belongs TO history. Such
lCdS the lot he chose sf. .s. ..s. g.r..r ..... g
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The Widow and the CODbIer.

Some time ago the husband ofan ancient dame
resident in London, died without making his will
Tor the want of which very necessary prccauton
his estate would have to pass away from his wild
Ow, had she not resorted 10 the following expo
dcnt TO avert The loss of her property. She con
cealed the death Of her husband, and prevailed
upon an old cobbler, her neighbor, who was in
person somewhat like the deceased, to 60 10 bed
at her house, and personate him, in which char.
acicr it was agreed he should dictate IA will leav.
ing the widow the estate in question. An attor.
ney was next sent for to draw up the writngs.--
The widow, who, on his arrival, appeared in great
afiiction at her good mans danger, began 10 ask
questions of her pretended husband calculated
TO elicit the answers she expected and desired
The cobbler groan;ngaloud aud looking as much
like apcrson giving up the ghost as possible, fee
bly, answered ,--"l intend toleavc you half of my
estate, and think tic loor shoemaker who live.
opposite, is deserving tho other half, for he has
always bcenu good noigbbor." The widow was
thundcrstruck at receiving reply so different to
that which she expected, but dare not negative
the cobbler's will, for fear of losing the whole
of tho property, while tho old rogue in be,
(wbo was himself the poor old shoemaker liyint
oppesie) laughedm his sleeve, and divided will
her tho fruits of a project which the widow haC
intended for her sole benefit.
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Porcer Of cffdscin0tion in ISerpents. Many eau
ses might have given rise to the origin Of the
pretended power of fascination Of serpents Ii
is true that most animals appear absolutely ig-
norant of the danger which menaces them when
they find themselves in the presence of enemies
as cruel as serpents We often see them walk
over the body of those reptiles, pick at their
head, bite them, or lie down familiarity beside
them; but we need not also deny That an ami
NAL, unexpectedly surprised, attacked by so for
mdable an adversary, seeing his menacing atti-
tude his movements, performed with such celer-
lty, may be so seized with fear as, at the first
moment, to be deprived of its faculties, and rem
dered incapable OF avoiding the fatal blow which
is inflicted at the moment when it perceiyes il
self assniled. Mr.. Barton Smith, in memoir
expressly written to refute all that has been ad-
vanced on the fascination of the raitlosnake, re-
lutes several instances, which proves that birds
do not show themselves afraid, except when the
serpent approaches their nest to seize their
young. Then one may see the terrified parents
fly around their enemy, uttering plaintiVe cries
just as our warblers do when any one stops in
the vicinity of their nests. 1t may also be, that
the animals which tits pretended had been seeh
huttering around the snake, and at last falling
ihio iho hiOubl1 tlhfc DC0u ulTCdu1 WOuIlueu DY
his poison langs; q suppostion which perfectly
corresponds to the way in which yenomous ser
.pents master their prey. Many tree-snakes
seize their prey by twisting their slender tails
around their victim. Dampier has several times
been a witness TO this spectacle. Observing n
bird tapping his Wings ON uttcring cries without
flying, this travclerpcrceived that the poor bird
was locked in the folds of snake, when he at.
tempted to lay hold of it, Russell presented
one day fowl to- dpsas, and the bird in a short
time gave signs of DEATH Not conceiving how
the bito of snake, not poisonous and SO small,
could produce such an effect, he carefully ex-
amined the fowl, and found The folds ofthe tail
of the snake, around the neck Of the bird, which
would have pershed had lie not discngagcd il.
Many birds Of small size are accustomed tonpur-
sue birds Of prey, and other enemies Of their
racN, or fly about the place whore the ohiectof
their hatred lies concealed There is reason 10
believe that this phenomenon, known in Europe
to every observer, also takes place in exotic re-
gions; and, perhaps this also ID one oftha1cir-
cnmstances which have contributed to thain-
yention Of the stories which, have been reInted
Of the power Of fascination in scrpents. --iSekIe-
! gels Physiology Of Sapents. 'Fie'qa'i assns
,sfn
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Biographical.
A SKETCH OF SANTA ANNA.
HIS FORTUNE WITHIN a FEW YEARS.


The recent Revolution in Mexico, together
with the overwhelming changes in the fortunes
Iof Santa Anna, have impaired fresh interest to
the life of man whose career has been so ex-
Itraordinary who but the other day-"the obser-
we'd of all observers''--w,h the destinies of a
nation in his hands, is now il may be presumed,
little better than fugitive and an outlaw. The
more immediate events in his history have been
full of stirring excitement. His capture by the
Texans, his return to Mexico in an American
national vessel, his overthrow of Bustamente,
his reelection as President, his loss of leg, in
the defence of Vera Cruz, his movements for
the re-conquest of Texas, the death of his wife,
his speedy marriage to another, the late popular
outbreak, his tyrannical conduct towards the
Mexican congress, The fidelity 10 him of large
body of followers, the pertinacity Of his resis-
tance, his repeated attacks on Puebla, and final
ly, if the last accounts be true, his negotiation
for surrender.
The conduct of his countrymen in relation TO
his amputated leg, must be pronounced brutal
and disgraceful, and will long be remembered as
a cowardly manifestation of popular fury. Branz
Mayer, in his interesting work on Mexico, gives
a. the gate of the city just after SUNRISE as they
commenced firing in honor Of the day, which was
TO be celebrated by an entombment of the re.
mains of the shattered limb, The principal
streets were covered with an awning; the military
we're out in all their fnery, the officers of gov
eminent mingled in the procession, and the nl
of the President, cut off in 1898, afterwards
buried in Vera Cruz, was disinterrcd and brought
to the Capitol in 1912, laid in crystal vase, borne
to the cemetry of Santa Paula, where il was do.
posted in a monument erected to receive it., by
the command of the General of the Mexican ar
Imy. ' elmUii fn
What contrast have recent events presented
The leg has been torn from lis place of repose
and kicked about the street,! A statue of Santa
Anna, which had been placed on beautiful CO.
lumn, has been thrown down and trampled up
on. 9tsr @ o- 8gHl
A writer in the N. o. Tropic, who was wit
ness TO the revolution in the city of Mexico,
speaks of the assembly of the people in front OF
the piazza. Shouts ofvivas Che says) from twice
len thousand voices rent the air, clenched and
Iuplited hands and gesticulations of the most de-
termned character indicated the deep seated en-
lhusiasm Of the vast multitude. II was indeed
tremendous spectacle. witnessed many men
SO impressed and affected al the sight that the
tears were streaming down their face. II was a
motely scene. The Mexican gentleman. the
merchan, the lepcro, in his many colored clo-
thing, the Officer in his gorgeous regmcniaIs, SOL
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lis said that wine will cheer the heart

Am-'Trs said That absence congucrs lore.
IT'S said that wine will cheer the heart,
But oh! believe it not;
Touch not the cup, twill leave smart,
Which cannot be forgot.
The wine cup as it passes round,
Is hailed with joyial cheer,
But soon, alas, is changed the sound,
The smile becomes tear. y
Too many hearts have felt the sting,
That turks within the bowl;
And many hearts YET will wiring,
Who heed not lis control.
But tnke the warning ere to late
And leave that cup of wo,
And seek better, happier fate,
Than wine can Ger bestow.
Nature has given in pIenteous streams,
N The beverage Of the rose, ef.r
To drink the dew that on them CLEANS, IN,
u The flowers their leaves unclose.
Then why should yc moi drink the same,
And leave the ruby wine; ........ I.
II will notr rob thee Of thy name,
Nor leave thy heart to pine. XXI.
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A Busy FELLow-Tho editor Of the Yazoo
City Wing says that one week hc had to attend
to divers and sundry matters, to wit:
Attending to the practical business of the Of
fee and editorial department. furnishing divers
persons with exchange newspapers nursing
wife and family owing to sickness--carrying
mortar to the mason building our cistern--work-
ing in the garden--going after COW and calf
chopping and hauling fire wood--feedng horses
and hogs--huntng hens eggs sweeping out
the cndcayoring to collect and pay
debts, &c, &C., in fact being editor, proprietor,
housekeePer, and depl, n