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st1T1zENs OF BALTIMORE, ATTEND

atITIZENS OF BALTIMORE, ATTEND
a TO YOUR INTERESTS. The surest way to
do it, is by patronizing NJ. DOYLE'S CAP. PRIZE
DEPOT, No la PRATT STREET, opposite the Rail
road Depot next door to Bradshaw's United States
Hotel) From the number of capitals sold lately il
would seem that BOY LE'S patrons monopolizing
the prizes. Citizens, and all, your interests de-
mand that you call Immediately and get some of the
capitals in the splendid schemes to he disposed Of this
week, of which there is still ga few left.'
MONDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets s2l, shares III
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital s?s 600, tickets 50, shares
ia proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 100000, tickets IS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 100000, tickets ST. shares
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion. Risk Oh package OF wholes only S28,
halves Sl4, quarters 81. One of these certificates
may draw over Sl2 G0D-as there is no doubt that
DOYLE viii sell the capital prize in this scheme,
nerS mad better be sent early possible during
the week.
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers nv
inc package, single ticket share. Az orders, per
mak or otherwise, addressed IN
VI. DOYLE, No. LAD Pratt street
II IRI Opposite b. & q. Il. K. DEPOT
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4 'oNSUMPTIVES DOUBT NOLOHGER,
y pvt read the following and reflect. Another


PHILADELPHIA, April |, lS45,
hereby certify that curing the riots in sonibwark
oi July last owing to exposure aud fatigue in the per
iormance OF mitaryduty my health received severe
shock In the latter part OF August all the symnioms
OF PULMONARY CONSUMPTION appeared AT this
luhctnre called in my first physician who ate nded
me some weeks without benefit and told nae distinct
y, that h. considered mn disease be,ond the ,eocI If
hnhanh CID lie now ceased his visits; every synnion
getting WorSe pain IN the side and breast dcuitv of
breathing, raising blood, paipitation of the heart
night sWeals, hectic fever, &C.. and [ was so weak
that was unable to raise from my bed dress without
assistance; cough racking and violent, frequently
causing me to bring up blood. | now called in anoth-
er physician, who al once recommended the use of
THOMPSONiS COMPOUND SYRUP TAR AND
WOOD NAPHTHA, and when had rot through toe
fourth bottle was able to dress myself and come down
stairs without assistance ana by the time had flush
ed my twelfth bottle my appetite and strength return
ed All the symptoms disappeared and the disease
suDdled and i'll common with thousands of Others
VINO have been cured by this medicine, testify that
to It's ~ondeTt Po,7erS, alone owe my restoration To
health. JAMES ANDREWS,
2l7 Catherine street,
| was called 10 attend in the above case in the sec
endary stage OF the disease. found the patient la
boring under complex disease of tie lungs and liver
liberation OF the latter had taken place, and by per
cussion, | discovered ahscess had formed in the
rlght lung. The case being apparently hopeless and
beyond the reach of the usual treatment, resolved at
once on using 1hompson's Compound Syrup Tan and
wood NdPhthd, the virtues of which had previously
tested, scarcely expecting would reach des
perate. The result is, the most ertrnordinaru
hcncetOlth dspeng all doubts respe citing the efica
cy OF tls excellent medicine in diseases of the lungs
and liver NJ. CHAMBERS, NJ. d.
Philadelphia, April l., l845.
For sale by Roberts * Atkinson, corner Hanover &
Baltimore -stS., Baltimore. ap2l
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BYRNE & CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
Conner of EXchnnrn Place g. Snnth II

JOfheT OF Exchange Place s South g.
knss MALL FRY FOREVER! BYRNE Il 90
~ sull ahead In the way of selling capital prizes
we sold in Saturdays LOTTERY nine No tickets and
one of them the I'd capital of $1,000, half ticket ami
had the peasu of saying the cash 10 the lucky
holder, We offer the following splendid schemes fox
this week. Olders through the Post Office directed TO
Byrne Co. will meet with the same attention as if
personally present.
THIS DAY, $4,000, 1900, sc. Tickets 81.
TUESDAY, $1,000, &C. Tickets 50 SO.
WEDNESDAY, S25,09O, &c. Tickets So
THURSDAY, S20, 0OV, &c. Tickets SIS.
FRIDAY, $4,000 &c. Tickets s4.
SATURDAY, $4,000, sc. Tickets S3
Drawn Nos. Of Saturdays Lottery are,
l6 81 5? 90 70 80 40 10 62 63 81 81
BYRNE * co.
1t North East corner of Exchange Place
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GEN. JACKSON AND THE SARcoPHACus. Our
readers are aware that Commodore Elliott re-
Gently presented to the National Institute,
Washington City, the Sarcophagus brought by
hun from Bcyroot, in Syria, and which was
sunDoscd 10 have contained the body Of Juha
MAmmila, Queen Regent OF Rome during the
minority Of her son, Alexander S9yerus. 1t
wqs presented 10 the Institute on the condition
that t should he used to contain the body OF
General Jackson when dead. The COmmo-
dore probably supposed that this compliment
to the Hero oil New Orleans might secure IA
vor and promotion of himself, for he appears to
understand the art Of riding upon the shoulders
of other people. General jackson, in truly
republican and feeling letter, has declined the
preferred honor. 81 cannot consent" says he,
''hat my mortal body shall be laid IN repos-
tory prepared for an emperor or king, My
republican feelings and principles forbid IT, the
simplicity of our system of government tor5ids
it. Every monument erected to perfetuate the
memory Of our heroes and statesmen ought to
bear evidence Of the economy and simplicity of
our republican institutions, and the plainness of
our republican citizens, who are the soyereigns
of our glorious Union, and whose virtue is to
perpetuate it. True virtue cannot exist where
pomp and parade are the governing passions; 1t
can only dwell with the people-the great la
boring and producing classes that form the bone
and sinew of our confederacy."
These are correct sentiments and such as
we should like to see more generally prevalent:
but we are rapidly declining from our original
simplicity Of character, and aping the gorgeous
display OF other countries. The love of show
follows US to our graves, and is exhibited upon
our tomb-stones. We are glad to see this dis
position rebuked by General Jackson, who thus
concludes his letter TO Com. Elliott
81 have prepared an humble depository for
my mortal body beside that wherein lies my
beloved wife, where, without any pomp or par
AIDE, have requested, when my God calls me
to sleep with my fathers, to be laid; for both OF
Us there 10 remain Gntil the last trumpet sounds
to call the dead to Judgment, when we, hope,
shall rise together, clothed with that heavenly
body promised to all who believe ia our glori-
Gus Redcemer, who died for us that we might
live, and by whose atonement hope for a bless
ed imanortaI!ty.H
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laz-DANIEL S. COLE, of No. 10 sixlh Av

h3-DANIEL S. COLE, of No. 10 Sixth Avenue,
nine months since, was thrown upon the curb stone
by the force OF an engine passing rapidly over the
walk which caused serious wound upon his thigh.
had tried different applications, but all had done no
good. Inflammation was increasing rapdly-wheR
he bought one of DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTORS, which had come from II Maiden
Lane; before he had used one box he was entire
ly cured
For sale corner Hanover and Baltimore streets, cor
ner Of Harrison and Baltimore streets, and 81 Thames
street, F. P. II
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PUBLIC OFFICERS. 1t is stated i'll an ex-
change paper, that "the President has issued a
Circular to the Departments, requiring an ex-
act observance of the laws in regard to the or
ganization of the offices, the duties and attend
ance of the clerks, and to enforce it, has direct
cd the absences TO be noted and reported. The
circular also requires distribution of labor a.
mong the clerks proportoned to compensation
allowed, and provides for the suppression of the
injustice (too long tolerated) Of making meri-
torious and faithful public servants perform the
duties of such as may be found negligent or in
competent"
This is right. Men who are paid to do pub
lie service, should be compelled to perform
them. The President is said to be business
man himself, and it seems that he is resolved
that his subordnates shall be of the same class.
Those who are not content TO discharge the
duties Of an office should not seek to obtain it.
Let it be perfectly understood that there shall
be no sinecures, and it is probable that public
Office will not be so eagerly sought.
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BLASTING. The many serious accidents
which have occurred to those engaged in blast
ing, has given birth 10 a new invention called
the ''Patent Safety Fuse which can be used
in dry places or under water, with perfect safe
ty, as has been tested by experiments, certifi-
Gates of which are given by the patentees,
Mcssrs Bacon, Bicktord s. Co. Accidents have
recently occurred near this city in blasting,
which might have been prevented had the spa
tent Safety Fuse" been used. We would there
fore advise all persons engaged in this perilous
business, to procure a supply ofthis Fuse, that
they may feel secure in their labors. 1t may
be had of Messrs. Pratt s. Keith, South Charles
street, and is so cheap as to cost less than TIT
usual waste of powder by the old method.
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6f7- BALTIMORE ASSEMBLY OF DISCUS
SION-Session Room Of HenshGtp'S Church, German
street near SHARP. The exercises Of the Assembly
will consist on TAlS Monday EVENING, April
Dist of REGULATIONS, and discussion of the following
question: "Shoud the principles of the American
Republican party with regard TO foreigners be encou-
raged''' The assembly will be called to order at u
o'c ock. Ladies ana Gentlemen are respectfully i'll
vited to attend. BY ORDER
u* CHARLES REESE, Sec'y.
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hRX GOODS.-We have received, and are
-HV daily opening, large and general assortment of
NEW STYLE GOODS. Just opened, new style rich
changeabe Gro de Pekin; striped and Brocade Gro de
Befn Gro de Algiers; black and blue black plain and
striped Gro de Swiss; Arnure and liellencne DRESS
SILKS Also, Canton Grape, Berage, Cashmere, Silk
and other SHAWS; Aipachas; Mouselin de LANES:
Berage, black and colored; Bazafine; French Lawns;
French and British ChntZ; Bombazines; Gloves; Ho-
siery, &c. sc. To be offered at the lowest prices.
r. McELUOWNY s. co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street.
ap2l between Calvert and Ight SIS
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EyTEySyyE fANAGERIE.

NJ ROUTE OF PROGRESSION THROUGH THE
CITY. Enter on East Baltimore TO Fron-st.; Front
to Gay-st; Gay to Lombard st Lombard 10 Calvert
street; Calvert Fayette-s Fayetc to Charles-st;
Charles 10 Franknst.; Franklin 10 Paca-st; Paca to
Pratt-st Pratt TO Howard St; Howard to Baltimore
street; Baltimore to Charlesst; Charles TO Camden,
the place of Exhibition
IH- Doors open the first day at o'clock in the eve
ming. The following days from to II, from to 4,
and from to 10 in the evening. ii
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h7- ANNIVERSARY MEETING. The first An
nyersary meeting of the Total Abstinence Society of
Asbury Sunday School, No |, attached TO the Light
street Church. will be held in that Church on MON
DAY EVENING, 2lst inst, at y o'clock Rev'd J.
II. WAUGH, WIN PREsCoTT SMITH, Esq, and other
distinguished young friends of the cause, will address
the meeting. Patrons and friends of sabbath Schools
are particularly invited TO attend. The front seats,
will be reserved for Sunday Schools. apl9 2t'
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New PUBLICATIONS. We have received
from Mr.. James E, McGlenan, No. 81 Balti-
more-st., the May number of "Arthur's La
dies Magazine" 1t has two superb engrav-
ings, the "Plains of Waterloo" and "Cassan-
dra." The reading matter is Of the usual ex-
cellent style.
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BENgyoLEEcE DEFEArED The late Henry
Peters left by will sundry ground rents, amount
ing in the whole to about sos per annuu, in
trust to the Corporation of Baltimore for the
use of the poor of the 9th ward. The corPo-
rate authorities last year transferred the trust
to three persons to be annually appointed, with
full power to enter an amicabe or other suit for
the recovery OF the amount, to be distributed
in accordance with the will. These trustees
advised with the late Counsel to the city, II.
D. Evans, ESQ., who gave all opinion adverse
to their clam, and cited the decision Of the
Court Of Appeals ON a similar case. The trust
has, however, been continued to individuals APP
pointed during the present session Of the Coun-
Gil, who it is supposed, will have the case
brought into Court. So far the benevolent OBJ
ect of the testator has been defeated, not from
Discrimination on the part of the lessees to pay,
but from the inability of the trustees to give
legal acquttances.
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Public OPINION. The newspaper press is
supposed to exert powerful influence in tie
formation and guidance of public opinion, and
it must therefore, be potent instrument OF
good or evil as it is conducted with discretion
or in bad taste. When 1t occurs, that man
unqualified by education or governed by evil
passions, is placed as the conductor OF news
paper, it is public loss; for he is thus enabled
TO vtiate the taste of his readers and to dIsof-
game Society. False doctrines are mcdlca'-
ed, ana resistance to law is enforced as sacred
dlty. Many instances of this kind have occur
red; and we now have in our eye an inland eo'-
tor who is not ashamed to urge the use OF phy-
steal power against local authorities who nap
pen not to be of his political party. Submission
to the laws of the land is necessarily vital
principle of our institutions, and Is essential TO
their prcscr alton. 1t cannot be dlsregardcd
without introducing disorder and anarchy
What if parties differ as to men or measures
is the defeated party to resort to physical force
to achieve what could not be obtained at the
ballot box? We marvel that any editor, or any
man, should advance an idea so absurd and un-
ust-and yet we are told BY the editor before
alluded to, that "the only protection which any
person can have tor the safety of his person or
property, while the affairs Of the country
are under the control of corrupt politicians,
Chat is, his political opponents is the Physicq
polrerS ,rhich nature has giren him" Fie on
such language as this from the editor of news
paper. He employs the gifts of reading and
writing to bad purpose in advising, that the
officers of the law shall be knocked on the head
when in the discharge Of their duties Has he
forgotten, or has he never learned, that we live
under government Of laws, that he thus re-
commends resort to physical force He is a
poor leader or instructor ofparty who would in
culcate such abominable principles. Dor party
contests are to decide who shall have the right TO
administer the laws and not who shall have the
privilege of destroying them; and the vanqush-
ed should submit with resignation and good
hunour If every man who may consider
himself aggrieved by the laws, is to take redress
into his own hands, judges will soon be unsafe
on the bench, and iuries may be recompensed
for their services by coat of tar and feathers.
1t is prostitution of the press to advocate re-
sort to physical force to redress supposed wrongs
and we trust that the editor who has thus
permitted passion to urge him into the use of
the expressions which we have quoted, will,
upon "sober second thought" recall them as
alike unworthy of himself aud the party which
he sustains
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G3The prevalence Of torpid, dro,csy and !etharsc
Influence over the SYSTEM though unaccompaned
wilhpan positive sickness, is often the Precursor
OF a serious attack of illness. This then is the mo-
ment To ward OFF the threatened evil. How may this
he done' The answer is apparent to all who have
ever experienced the effects of
DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS INDIAN VEGETABLE
PURIFYING BLOOD PILLS!
These Pills are adapted to produce REMOVAL
ING INFLUENCE upon the system, cleansing it ei-
fectuay from all morbid humots and impurities, dis
sipatng the sombre feelings produced by INDIGEs
TlON, giving buoyancy to the spirits and restoring the
tone of health to the cheek and cIearness to the eye
Containing no ingredient but such as long experience
has proven to the be highly sautary in its
effects they may be taken with perfect confidence by
by persons of all ages, of both Sexes and UNDER
ALL CIRCUMSTANCES,
Prepared and sold by Dr. John NJ Williams, at his
Vegetable Medicine Laboratory, No. 20 East Balti
2,ore street. fifth door east of Front street, Baltimore
D. cents per box. ap9 81
{H3-THE SUGAR COATED "IMPROvED IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. - are now doing more
real good than all other medicines together. They are
universally approved for their uurvaled virtues and
pleasauness, in consequence of which they have be-
come shining mark, against which all the arrows Of
envy and disappointed hope are eVelled without dis
tnction, the town and country alike resound with
their praises.
Important Caution! No Sugar Coated Pills are
genuine. unless DR.. G. Benz. Smiths signature is on
ereru box. A worthless imitation has been made,
which is very dangerous, being made mostly Of vile
mixture of Cape, Aloes and Gamboge, percepibIe on
breaking the bill open. Principal Office, l79 Green
witch street. New York.
fd3- Dealers furnished at the New York College OF
Health, I79 Greenwich street, New York, And sold
by II. w. Andrews, Hlst., ono door from Charles
street; also BY other respectable Druggists in Balti-
more. who will not sell counterfeit apis eo3t
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RAILROAD BILL. The bill passed by the City
Council ''for the encouragement Of trade in the
city Of Baltimore, was signed by the Mayor on
Saturday, and is therefore law. We under
stand that several mineing companies and
capitalists, aware of the advantages to be OBJ
tanned by this new means of trade, have been
waiting the issue OF the measure, and will now
promptly make such contracts with the railroad
company as will secure 10 Baltimore the trade
of the Alleganies, and make this city the outlet
OF its COAL iron, Sc We also learn that the
measure proposed will be accepted by the COM
pany and carried into execution as early as prac-
ticable.
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{f7- f. s. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c. sc.
[I7- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. &c.
Frames re- guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6d No. L NORTH GAY SIhEEl'
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fh7- WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere TO be the best REMEDY, if
not the only enc ever discovered, for WHOOPlNG
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRlC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty OF Breathing,
&C. The genuine article can only be obtained of DR..
GIDEON B. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle.
The trade in other places supplied on the usual
terms. mllab-lm'
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A CARD. The subscriber respectfully notifies
IN those gentlemen who may have private business
with him, or who may bring ladies with them to make
acknowledgements of deeds, Sc, that by calling at
his house, No. 4, south side of Louisiana avenue and
close by his office, lie will be sent for and immediate
ly attend at his dwelling. This arrangement is made
with view to the accommodation ofthose ladies who
dislike to call at Magistrates office.
w. THOMPSON,
Justice OF the Peace and Notary Public
Office corner of Sixth street and Louisiana avenue
Washington, ID. &. ap2l -eolw
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1z- NO MAN need now despair of being cured Of
the PILES, for Remedy is presented that WILL
NOT FAIL. Apply at DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS
VEGETABLE MEDICINE LABORATORY, 90
East Baltimore street, fifth door east of Front street,
where will be found TIL BEST AND MOST COM
PREHENsIVE SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. apl2 If
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ELECTION IN AUGUSTA, GEO. Dye, wing,
was elected Mayor of Augusta, on the 18th
instant.
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MENAGERIE-G Grand display. The extensive
collection of wild living animals, from the Phi
ladclphia Geological Institute, will arrive in
this city to-day. The entrance will be quite
imposing, as it is contemplated to make great
display in paroding through the streets, preyi-
ousv TO locating. See advertisements.
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The ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. The concert
of ." the Ethiopian Serenaders" on Saturday
evening for the benefit of the Pittsburg suffer-
ers, was not so largely attended as the occasion
and the merits of the vocalists called for. 1t
was owing doubtless to the inclemency of the
weather. The gross proceeds Of the house,
however, was Sl04-which it gives us pleasure
to state, the manager, James A. Dumbolton,
Esq, will hand over to his honor the Mayor
this morning, without deducting the expenses
of the concert, rent of room, printing, sc. At
the concert on Friday night, beautiful and
delicate compliment was paid ''the Serenaders"
by some of the fair ladies present, who, previous
to the appearance Of the ''darkles," laid upon
each Of their chairs a handsome boquct.
They will give another concert this evening,
and at the request of many of their admirers,
they will appear in the first part in citizen S
dress, and sing several of their most admired
songs, gees, &c; after which they will go back
to their original clement" and sing their
darby melodies. The saloon of the Assembly
rooms will present such a house tonight, as
will show ''the Serenaders'' in what high est-
nation they are held by the citizens of Balti-
more.
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NOV EXHIBITING AT No. rs BALTI-
~ MORE STREET, between Gay street and Til
posti's alley, three volumes of Illuminated ROMAN
MlSSALS They are bound in vellun, are thirty
inches lsng, and fory-eight wide. They contain
seven hundred pages, and are illuminated by two
thousand superb Paintings. They are rare and val
liable Books, aud il is believed there is NOT ANO-
THEIR OF THE KIND IN TEE COUNTRY.
&c Open from 10 to O'Clock in the day, and from
to IN m The evening Admission 25 cts. ap2l-2t