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NULLlFIC ALTON. The movement III the first
branch of the City Council, is simply reducing
20 practice the doctrine which has been for some
time past maintained by writers in the newspa-
pers Of this city. Resistance of the stamp act
has been strenucusly urged aud insisted upon
as rightful measure; but we have always re-
PEELED the idea as fraught with ruin TO the best
interests of the State. We abominaie nulf-
cation in all its forms; but if it be Just to nuify
one law, we can see no great objection TO in
GLIDING all laws which may be deemed objec-
tioneble. In fact, if the system be once COM
,uenced NC shall not be able to find hating
place 1t must be evident to every man Of re-
Election, that the proposition in the first branch
Of the City Council is an attempt TO usurp the
power OF the Legislature, which, if carried into
effect, would strike deadly blow at the pros
per'y OF Baltimore. Suppose that the Council
acre 10 adopt the proposition made by the Pre-
sldcnt 81 the first branch: would il effect the
object designed? Not at all. /! might produce
an immediate call Of an extra session Of the
Leglslature-or The Governor might proceed to
appoint collector of taxes IN the city of Bal
timore. At all events, it would bring our city
snto direct conflict with the authority of the
State; and in the struggle we should very soon
find ourselves poweless, We consider the agi-.
tation Of such ultra measures highly Improper,
rs it tends to create anxiety and distrust. and
hence do serious injury. The people of Balti.
more ale willing to pay the State taxes with
their usual punctualty; and we feel assured that
they would not sanction PostpoLemont Of the
levy by the Council. No one has petitoned
for such postponement, and it would therefore
nc most extraordinary act for the Council to
refuse to lay the State tax on the motion of an
Individual member.
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M-LoTs OF CHEAP GOODS RIGHT ON THE TIL

lr3- LOTS OF CHEAP GOODS RIGHT ON THE
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES SITS.
Gentlemens beautiful Cotton Gloves l2I; most beau
ru fine Linen Thread Gloves, only 81 ! cts Summer
Stocks only 6! cts; Bombazinc Stocks lo2; blk satin
do. 50 and 81; L nen Collars, of the newest styles,
l5c genllemen's Suspenders in varieties, at p. 81
37 and so cts; ladies' Spring Caps cts each; Cloves
g. and 10 cts. pair; also, Soaps, Cologne Water fine
Extracts; Rogers Congress Knives, only al Oh each
Scissors 10 and l2s por; and Head Brushes, Combs
Tooth aud Nail Brushes, SC, These, with ri thr
latest style Goods, ran OF low prices for cash and
no abatement at
apl5.3lt MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.
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ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs. Another large
audience, composed principally, as Willis would
say, of "the upper ten thousand were present
last evening, at the saloon of the Assembly
rooms, to enjoy the excellent singing of the
original Ethiopian Sereuaders.'' They will
give another concert tonight, and to get a seat
we fear will be out of the question. so &c early
nd secure good place .. least TO stand in.
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Schr Arkansas, Groves, Norfolk, Petersburg ara
Richmond.
SAILED, barqae Iowa, Thompson, for Pernambuco
ARRIVED,
Barque Ida, Halle 8 days from Boston, as sorted
cargo, TO Osborn & Wh';rdge.
Ba'que Margaret Hugo Litton, from New Orleans
sugar, cotton and lard TO T. ]. Carson.
Brig Relief Alexander, 20 days from New Orleans,
molasses. to Il. Whitridge & Co
Brig Andioscoggin, Larabee, l2 days from Portland,
plaster, hay ana potatoes, to Jones Abbott; and q
bales dOmestica, TO Tiffany, Ward * Co.
Brig Moxy, Grant fiom Thomastown, Me.
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, from Arecbo, 2. II. 3lst nil
sugar and nlolasses, to Kirkland Chase & Co. Left
big Charles, from Norfolk, disc'g Spoke I'd inst. lat
26 TO- lon 20 30, ship Francona, of Portsmouth, 81
days from liavre, bound to New Orleans-desired to
be reported.
Brig William Price, Nason Is days from Kingston.
Jam TO the Capes (betore reported ] Left 23d uls,
barques Calisio, Horkins, from Norfolk unc; Alert,
Curtis, for New Orleans, in days; brig Waterman,
Clark, for Georgetown, in days Passed 4th instant,
lat 32 o. Ion. n so, brgantine with letter in her
signal; 5th, lat 81 H. lon IS 20, spoke brig Chipoa,
McLennan, from Baltic for St Augustine and Mobile.
N Schr Watchman, Winslow,e Gays from Nassau,
p, cotton, old rigging chain cables Sc, to Fran
els L. Moptell, Left schr November, for Boston
waiting cargo The schr Lady Warrington, Stevens,
of Baltimore, sailed same day for Ragged Island.
Schr Eclipse, Thatcher, 8 days from Boston, pias-
! ter 10 L. h. Matthews.
3chr Exchange, Kellogg, days from Savannah,
lumber, to e. r. Cohen.
SclIr Wellington, Knowlter, ~ days from Ports
mouth, domestcs and potatoes, TO Tiffany, Ward
Br schr Sarah Ann, Newman. IS days f,om Turks
Island, SALT to r. Il II. II. Tucker.
! Schr Seafrrd, Fountain, from New York, assorted
| cargo, 10 Johnson s. Trayers.
| Schr Amos Birdsai, Lawrence, 4 days from New
| York, assorted cargo, to Jno. Mckee.
Schr Miilisent, Cole, days from New York, assert
+ ed cargo, 10 /. Mankin.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Guinare, Chase, from West Coast Of Africs
for Norfolk, spoken I'd inst. lat 10 80 $. lon. 10 w
Ship 'rippccanoe Gray, for Baltimore, cleared at
| philadelphia 18th inst.
Barque Hermitage Fry, for New York, cleared at
| Mobile 5th inst.
Barque Lawrence, Howes, for Baltimore, cleared
| at Boston l2th inst.
| Briggs Water, Witch, I.e Brou, and Frances Jane,
Coffin, both hence, dscharging at ST. Johns, P.
r. about LIST inst.
| Br brig Coquette Saider, from Baltimore for Dem
arara, was spoken Sd inst =, LAT. 30, long. "a 40.
Brig Robert Bruce, Gardner, from Havana, arrived
| at N. Orleans 4th inst.
Schr Michigan, Terry, for Baltimore, cleared at n
| York 18th inst.
| Schr Mary Frances Etchbelgcr, from Key West
arrived at Havana 26th alt;
| Schr Com. Warrington, Whitaker, for w. Indies,
sailed from Norfolk lth INST.
Schr Vermont, SadIer, from Baltimore, arrived at
| Charleston 10th inst
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, for Baltimore, went to sea
| from Charleston l0ln inst.
Schr Massasoit, Godfrey, from Baltimore, aaived at
| Fall River 9Th inst
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MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.

R7- GARD, By request, OF several gentlemen, MIR.
Hey proposes deliver another of Lectures
on ENGLISH GRAMMAR, provided number sutii
cCnt constitute class of ten of which six are al
ready obtained) shall apply immediately.
The most satisfactory testimony of the simplicity
and efficiency of MIR, HEy's pecutiar system of Eng
lish Grammar will be given if desired, by ALL the
members of his (oImsr classes.
TERMS SlO-paya5le in adransc. Persons who
may become members Of the Glass; are admitted to all
subsequent ones, composed of gentlemen, during the
year; that the greatest accuracy may be obtained
in this Indispensable and elegant accomplishment.
Mr. Hey respectfully informs the public that having
obtained the aid of an excellent lnsuucttess, he has
opened a Preparatory Department to his Institute.
As this portion of the School will also receive fair
share of his attention. he hopes it will merit as gen
erous patronage as the other division enjoys.
TERMs-tfom IS to so. Apply at
ap.42t+ No. 237 w. PRATT STREET.
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fI5- WHoOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere, to be the best REMEDY II
not The only enc ever discovered, for WHOOPlNG
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRlC-
Sc The genuine article eau only be obtained Of DIR.
GIDEON u. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore Price 81 per bottle.
The trade in other places supplied on thc usual
forms inh?6 Ina
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CARROLL CouNTY. We regret TO see II
stated in an exchange paper, that many clti-
gens Of Carrot! county are forming ant-taX as
sociatons, declaring their inability to meet the
demands made upon them by the state. This
uretencc Is ridiculous, and any man should be
ashamed to urge it. TIE man who would re-
oudiatc the State debt on account of the tax OF
twenty live cents in the hundred dollars which
f.e has to pay, can have very little regard for
she public faith or for common honesty. In
rcnarlinr on these anI-tax associations, the
Haaers!own News very justly obseryes:-
ldlencss makes taxes heavy, ard if these
.srumblers were half as industrious Ia devising
,nrans to sustain our credit, as they are to ad'
vance the villa,nous and disgraceiul doctrine Of
Repudiaton, they would reflect much greater
credit upon themselves and aid very materially
n placing the State in proper light before the
world. We venture to assert that there is not
! member Of those anti-tax associations, who
does not annually squander as much money
tcoshly and unnecessarily as would pay his
saYes, and Il vast majority of them if pFoftably
employing half the time they spend at anti
tax meetings and in whining over their bur
shens, would be able to meet the requirements
1t the Government without Inconvenience
Half the money spent for whiskoy in our State,
or half the time wasted in the bar-room discus
slons, would pay our taxes three times over.
This is very true Men expend in luxurie'
and in frolicking, five times the amount which
they are required to pay for State taxes, anC
then whine about the heavy burthens which
they say the State imposes. But it will no
DO. The public debt will have to be paid, an
re Selleve that there is honesty enough in tn
community to compel thc payment of the nc
Cessary taxes.
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PaTArSco FEMALE INSTITUTE. At the semi
annual exhibition Of this institute, held at Eli
colts Mills, on Wednesday last, certificates for
having passed through the prescribed course of
study and for good standing in morals and de-
pertinent, were awarded TO Miss Elizabeth r.
Hiss, Miss Mary T. Cuttings and Miss Emeline
A. Niolds, Of Baltimore, and diplomas to Miss
Susan b. keerl and Miss Elizabeth ]. Carr, al
SO of Baltimore city, and Miss Rebecca Tina
nus, Of Baltimore county.
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a3sLADIES' SUPPER, sc. The Ladies of ST.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
ment room of the Church, on the Evenings Of 22nd,
Odd and 2lth inst. The proceeds to be applied towards
reducing T.. Church debt AS pains will be spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
ladies hope their efforts will be appreciated and the
laudable object in view promoted.
Tickets be had the book stores of MIR. Bruner,
Charles street. and of Mr. H. Colburn, Baltimore ST.,
and at the door of the Lecture Room.
NIB rhc room will be open for the reception of
visitors throughout the day. apps
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MAYORS OFFICE, April Is, 1915

MAYOK7s UFFICE, April 10, T64o.
13- At the desire of number of my fellow citi-
xens, most respectfully invite n general Town Meet
ing at the Exchange on THIS AFTERNOON, at four
O'Clock, to take into consideration tile awful calamity
which has lately bcfailen our fellow citizens of Pitts
burg and TO devise measures for then relief
1t JACOB DAVIES, Mayor.
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{hy-A CARD. The undersigned tenders his thanks
TO the different fire associations and tn his friends and
neishbors, for their prompt and successful eNertons
in arresng the fire nj his stable on the atie noon of
Sunday 18Th inst, mn NJ. T. kEESER
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The SWALLOW. The New York papers
continue to be crowded with statements and
tho steamer Swallow. No new facts have been
developed or additional bodies recovered.
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TIDE WATER CANAL. The bill to compel
the Tide Water Canal TO receive fifteen per
cent of its tolls in its notes, finally passed the
Senate of Pennsylvania on Friday, and having
previously passed the House, was sent to the
Governor. The bill originally required the
Company to receive one fourth in their notes
for tolls, but the amount was reduced to fifteen
per cent. on its being said the Company were
willing for that.
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THE MAYORS 'ETo,--Ciiy Council We
stated in Saturdays publication that It was ru-
morcd currently that the Mayor would veto
the bill passed by the City Council, granting
certain privileges to the Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD company. During the sitting of tho
pLpGl Yesterday afternoon, communication
!, as received from Mayor Davies, returning the
Iii, and assigning reasons for Withholding his
signature. The message is given at large in
mother portion of this paper. The Mayor sug-
.,ess very plausible reasons for returning the
1ll unsigned, and the impression generally pre-
guils that it will be SO amended as TO meet his
objection: az, in doing SO, the great and leading
object contemplated by the trainers of the bill
.,t. H. maintained. The vote by which the
oil was passed i'll the First Branch was recon-
,dcred, and the bill laid upon the table. 1t
sill be taken up to-day,
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8nGertcan a&epn3ItrA2,
TUESDAY MORNING, ArRm Is, l845.
AND BALTIMORE CLI3rER,

TuE PrrrsBrrG FmG-Icicn Melting. We
refer the reader, with pleasure, to the notice d
our worthy Mayor, Col. Davies, to be found
in another column, calling Town Meeting
ths afternoon, at o'clock, at the Exchange,
10 take into consideration the awful ca an,ily
which has lately betalcn our ftlow-coun'ry-
men at Plltsburg. and to devise measures 'ot
their reljci. There will, we feel assured, be il
large meeting; for who can point to the instance
when the iberality Of Boitimo,sens was asked
n vain2 Not one. The occasion is one that
oisouh call forth all the nobler attributes Of our
4sture. Our brothers of Pttsburg have, By
one Of the most terrible calamitas that we
nave ever recorded, been reduced to want and
oisltesS--nay, the most Of them to ahjeet poy-
srty, and they ask from us a helping hand
Shalt they ask in vain? We think We hear one
unanimous and emphatic ''No,' from Ga!lows'
Hal to the shores of the Patapsco.
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"STATEMENT Of FRANCIS THOMAS"
This is pamphlet of upwards of so pages, wttteh
by Elk Governor Thomas, of Maryland, in relation to
his dom site affairs in which the conduct OF GOV
Mcdowell, of Va. and his family, together with Col
Benton, and other dgnitaries, is severely artaIgned
and all matters in relation TO his marriage and it,
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
mcntcd on with force and vigor II can be had TINS
ofIice-plice - cents,
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PROFESSOR EsrY's THEORY. The destruc-
tive fire which took place last week in Pitts
burg, will test the truth of Professor Espy IS
theory, that rain follows large conhagration.
fit rain in Plttsburg or its vicinity in day or
two it will go to strengthen the idea maintain
ed by the Ram King, as Professor Espy has
heen IN He'd
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/ 1r3- NO MAN need now despair Of being cured OF
the PILES, for a Remedy is presented that WILL
NOT FAIL. Apply at DIR. JOHN NJ WILLIAMS
VEGETABLE MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20
East Baltimore street. fifth door east o! Front street,
where will be found THE BEST AND MOST COM
! PREHENSlVE SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. apl2 tt
h7-SUGAR COATED PILLS. Dr.. g. Benjamin
"Smith's Sugar Coa.ed Indian Vegetable Pills. are
now the faverite medicine of this csuniry. Many
new remedies have been discovered and pulled into
brief notorety, but we have knowledge of medi-
cine combining much that is etlicaciOus and plea
SAINT these Pills The idea Of taking Pills heretofore
has been nanseatiag in The highest degree. Much
credit is due Dr. Smith for bringing out this valuable
medicine. We know of more than twenty cures of
diseases considered by other doctors as dangerous;
one case of confirmed Dyspepsia il particular, which
came under eur own immediate knowledge.
We have tried them ourselves and in our family 4,
for headache, colds and pains in the side and breast
aud we can say, we never their equal, both for
pleasantness and efficacy.
One word in reference to those wholesale murder
efs who, not having honesty enough to work for an
independent livelihood, counterfeit or initiate such
valuable remedies as Or, Smiths PILLS. Sugar
Coufcd'' Pills originated with Dr.. G. Benjam Smith
who applied for Patent long before any body else
ever heard of them, therefore ii will be seen that all
other Pulls claiming 90 be 'sSugar Coated spuri
ons aud dangerous, and we advise those who buy TO
examine carefully the box for themselves, and see
that Dr. Smiths rame is on it,
{a3- Dealers furnished at the New York College of
Health, I79 Greenwich street, New York. And sold
by II. w. Andrews, IIiIl-st., door lom Charles
street; also by other respectable Druggists in Balti
more who will not sell counterfeit. apl0 eo3t
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YgNIE CHEAPEST PUBLICATION OFF.

FYNHE CHEAPEST PUBLICATION De
ID POT in Baltimore is JAMES E. McGLENAN'S,
No. So Baltimore II 9TH door East of Gay where nay
be procured all the New aud Cheap Publications,
Newspapers, Periodicals, sc Of the day, at cheap
prices as they can be purchased at any other establish
ment in the city, aud at as early An hour
BOOKS of every description may be procured at
as cheap price rs they be purchased in the city,
A few Nos. of last wetk's Saturday American, con
tanning of the first anniversary meeting of
the Sons of Temperance of Pennsylvania. For sale
whsle sale and retail, at
JAMES L. McGLENAN,S,
No. e. Baltimore st.
apis doors east of Cav street.
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rNyO EIECHANICS.-FOR sale. One Turn
ing I.alh. with Tools; one Cabinet Makers
- 18th Tai Screw; one Vice Bench with Vice;
semen ', 'lyge-szed Grindstone with water trough;
an eNeeilent. Screw Clamps or Hand Screws;
Turkey VI ,", Toos &. various kinds. Enquire at
francs ana oS'', r,,ow street apl5-H
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NAVAL ORpERs.-April u. Midshipmen
I. l.. Walker, B. w. Stevenson, ]. B. Stew
art, w. w. Low, J. T. Barraud, r. A. Scldon,
II. A. Henderson, w. c. West, C. Ii. Gra-
ham, G. NJ Dibblc, W d. Whiting, J. Young
to the Columbia.
1t. VIM ID. Hurst, dismissed,
TnE WuIrE HOUSE. We take this oppor-
tuniiy Of stating, says the Madisonian, for tn c
information of strangers visiting the city, that
the Presidential mansion is open for visitors on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings Of
each week, at eight O'Clock
Hon. X. w. BOWIE. The citizens of Not
tingham district, without distinction of party,
says the Marlbro' Gazette, have tendeled this
gentleman a public dinner in testimony of
their appreciation of his services during the
late session of the General Assembly, in pro-
curing the passage Of the act to complete the
canal to Cumberland.
OUTRAGE. In Bucksport, Maine, says tho
Boston Post, forty men disguised as Indians en-
tered a house occupied by Mlleritc meeting,
administered TO them an oath that they would
not attend any more such meetings and then
cleared them out
IS' The Morris Canal Company have now
twelve hundred men at work on the enlarge
ment, and have the utmost confidence that it
will be ready for operation, for boats of sixty
tons, on the Isl June
BURNED ALMOST TO DEATH We learn from
the Wiscasset Yankee that on Friday last,
young girl about years of age, a child of Mr..
Elisha McLcnney, Of that town, was so badly
burnt by her clothes taking fire at the fire place
In the Tnun Sclnnl thnt i.nr lie 80 darrnizoL &C
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HE PlrTsBuRG CALAMITY. We received
nothing further from Pittsburg, by last even
ings mail, in consequence of Sunday inter-
venlng, on which day, of course, no papers
were published.
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WAR WITH MEXICO. Some wag put re-
port in circulation in Washington, on Sunday
evening, that Mexico had declared war against
the United States. Ii was also current here
yesterday, and many persons were disposed to
believe it, until they were assured it was a
hoay
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tG5. An election for Dissetors for the FARMERS
AND MILLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in Hagersown, Md, on MONDAY, 5th Of
May. lmh2it5thM*l }. ). POLLARD, Prest
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nhn DOLLARS, to Nos. s. GO, sold
Il WV at the lucky corner in yesterdays
lottery; also, II 35 g. $500 quarter ticket We defy
any other Office in the city to show more three NO
prZes than we can, sold in one w9ek
THIS DAY, the splendid little Be-Air Lottery
Capitals $4,000, $1,000, of $4,000, of $500. Tick
cts "a so; qrs. 62a Certificate of package of qr6
only $3.50. Tryit.
Drawn Nos of class 45-lowest prize s.:
So 63 20 IL % 40 Is SIS IS Is 20
Remember the lucky corner. Apply TO
BYRNE & co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
II and South street, yellow House,)
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The CoNGo MELopIsrs. Little Ole Bull
and the Buckley Family, (known as the Congo
Melodists,) who are at present amusing the
good people of Washington city, gave ono of
their ninitable entertainments at the White
House before the President Of the United
States. and his family, and a number ef invit-
ed guests, on Saturday afternoon. The Presi-
dent and his Secretary, as well as all present
were highly pleased with their vocal and in
strumental music, but particularly with Little
Ole Bulls astonishing skill on the violin. BY
the bye, it will be seen by the advertisement
under the head of District of Columbia, tina
these popular yocOliss will proloug their stay
in Washington by particular request of many
families. They gave concert last evening
winch will be repeated this ard Tomorrow
| evening. Go and hear them.
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m1-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2ly
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{qzeI o. +. r. w. GRAM LODGE OF MA
RYLAND.-The members are reminded that the re-
guar quarterly communication will commence on
Tuesday evening next, 18th instant
apl2-3t q. ID. TEWKSBURY, g. Sec'y.