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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. There are some men
who take delight in endeavorng 10 Injure
their ncighbors, and for that purpose do not
hesitate to resort to iabrcations and misrcpre-
sentaiiCns where truth will not ayail-and such
a man is the author of letter dated "Bati-
more, Feb. 90, 1885," which appears in the
Cecil Democrat of the LIST instant. So far as
relates to our paper, its course, our motives,
&C., the allegations contained in said letter are
false and malicious. In the first place it is not
true that we have run up the Native Ameri-
can FLAG; and it is no less false that we announ-
ced our determination to support American
Republican principle the very day on which it
was ascertained that the vote of New York had
been cast for Dir, Polk. 1t has passed into a
proverb, that particular class of persons
should have good memories; and, if the writer
the letter had recalled the saying to his mind
he might have saved himself the utterance OF
ialsehood by recurring to dates and facts, The
presidential election took place in Maryland Oh
the 4th of November, and on the very next
day we run up the American Republican flag.
The New York election took place on the 5th
nor was the result ascertained for several days
thereafter. We feel that it would be superilu-
Gus for US TO follow the writer Of the letter
farther in his misrepresentation after having
thus convicted him of deliberate untruth in this
particular His venom falls short of its aim
and is harmless. He "btes against 4 fle' in
endeavoring to assail our motives, or to misre-
present our true position. The stand which
we have openly taken we shall manfully main
tain, regardless of the ISLANDERS of those who
would invest the convicts and paupers of Eu.
rope with the control of our elections. We
have raised the standard of "Our Country,
fearless of the threats of those who, like tn,
writer of the letter above referred to, woul,
deliver the country over to the control of for
eign influence. We are Americans-latjy
Americans, if the writer will have it-and W
are not ashamed of the country which gave Il
birth. On the contrary, we are willing, shout
it be required, to risk our lives in defence OF II
liberty; nor shall we ever cease our labors
promulgating the principles which we hav
avowed, until existing abuses shall have bee
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BALTIMORE LADIES. The editor of the Win
chester Republican, who has lately been on a
visit 10 our city, says in late number Of his
paper: There must be something in the atmos-
phcre therea5outs, for in our life we never have
seen such myrads of beautiful women. We
might well exclaim, in the language of Lord
Byron, that, in Baltimore,
owe gaze and turn away, but know not where
DaZZIed aud drunk with beauty, I'LL the heart
Reels with It's tulness; there. forever there
tAdn'd to the chariUG of uiumphal art.
We stand rs Captlyes, and would mol deparlN
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20 SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. There
viii be an exhibition by the Scholars attath he'd TO the
Emory Station Sabbath School in that house on MON
DAY EVENING MEX :, 10Th inst, TO commence at
u O'Clock. The exercises, (Which are expected To he
very Interestingly will consist OF Scripture lessons,
dialogues, Sc mterspersed with singing by the chill
dten. {G}- Tickets l2l cts ehcf-may be had OF any
OF the Managers or Teachers of the School, or at the
stores of Isanc P. Cook, Robinson 4 kremer, T. & s.
trey Market street; VIM. X. Orrick, corner OF Lex
lhgIon and Eutaw Streets and Swtzer s. Hatch,
pennsylvania Avenue and at the door on the night OF
the Exhibition. The proceeds are intended to pur-
chase Books for the School. mhi frm3t'
G3-TilE AMERICAN PANORAMA. This is the
ltle OF an historical painting representing some OF the
most eveuliul scenes of the American Revolution
among others, the Battle OF Lexington and Bunker's
Hill, the evacuation Of Boston, the blowing up ut IA
British brig OF war OF Charleston, and other equally
Interesting Incidents Ii has been gotten up i'll supe
Tor style, and al grfa expense, the original cost of
the piiniing materials, &c being six hundred dollars.
Ii is purposed by the propretors now 10 dispose OF 1t,
and those who wish 10 obtain possession OF rare artl
cle at comparatively tring cost, will do well to
avail themselves Of this opportunity For further in
formation persons desiring to purchase are requested
to call at the office of the Fountain Hotel, Light street
mhj
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G3- SUPER ELASTIC SUSPENDERS only 81 a
81! beautiful Black Sain Stocks only SO 615 each;
Collars, new STYLE IS cts. each; geutcmen's Scars
only 30 cts; ecntemeus Gloves l2!, lSi and - els.
pair Jet larpns BrGastpns, Sc, at very low prices;
Cuf Pins 81 pair; beautiful silver Elarpns with silk
tasselS only 374 also, gilt and steel Beais Buttons
Rings and tasses; also, Hair Brushes and Combs:
Tooth and Nail Brushes, IN varieties; Cologne Water
Of superior quality; fine Extracts Soaps and Pcrlum
cries, with all the nGwest styles received and rIn off
at low prices for cash and no abatement,
Right Oh the corner of Baltimore and Charles SIS.
mhl-lt' MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY.
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BURToN's THEATRE, FRoNr-sr. An excel
lent audience greeted the first appearance Of
MIR. and Mrs Sloman last evening. They will
appear again tonight, and a rich bill is offered.
The "Jealous Wife, and "Ncck or Nothing,
or the Hack Driver" are the attractions. We
again repeat the advice of yesterday, secure
your seats in the early part of the day, 9TH
erwise you may not be able to get even a
glimpse of the stage.
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from
Messrs. Shuriz s Taylor, II North street, the
"Countcss Faustina,n translated from the Ger
man; "Cruikshauk'S Omnibus" a vehicle for
fun and frolic; the "Royal Sisters" an histori-
cal romance; the Questionable Wife ana Unia-
shionable Husband;" and "White Lies, and
False and True, " consisting of interesting tales
by Mrs. Opie.
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M AR RIED

@,OH Sunday, 81 instant by Rev, James Sewel. Mr.
JssnUA H. RtcuARps, Of Elk Ridge, To Miss SARAH
L. RICHARDS, of this city.
On Sunday, 2nd instant, by the Rev. ]. C. Hammer.
MI WILLIAM ID. REESE TO Miss ALEXlsA BUCKlNG,
copyl P'
On the 2Otll ult. at the residence of Jacob C. will
son, Esq! snow Hill, Worcester county, Md by thr
Kew. Lew Storks, RICHARD p. WARNER OF TnIbo,
county, 10 Miss MARY JANE KNowLrs, of Baltimore.
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The STAMP ACT. 1t will he seen by our An
napolis letter that a motion is pending in the
house to reconsider the "stamp Act"
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Il l.. NJ a n A. ..
LIST OF APPLICANTS

For the benefit of the Insolren Lars Of sgy.,
irdd for the icSt week
Jas A. Moran blacksmith EbrT F. Cook, firmer
Richard G. Moran, do. Jas. Cain, waiter col,d
Sam'l Candy, }miIlers, OF Jos sharp cncmi,,
Saml Duer, }the firm OF 'lhos' Armstrong, lahore
LCanby x Duer Thomas Dawson, do
); Cunningham, hackman lanes Mrgness, tailor
N. II, Sheckels, wagner Thomas Bowen, Mbor4r
Edw. Mason, storekecpcr cO!orcd
tGeorge IL. Buckley, clerk Henry Ilitchins do do
Geo Long, tobaccOnsr y. Bromwen do do.
---TFUr debts less than $50
fFor liabilities of John White & Co.
TO appear before the commissioners, 7th of Apr,,
lS45. 'F -
Day of final hearing, 18th June 1875.
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from the Philadelphia Daily sun. 7

HFNIL T.
Mr.. John il. CentreH:-nGar Sir,-Iiavng been aC-
Hcted for upwards of two years, with liberation OF
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate,
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of hone came out,
which partially destroyed my speech Through kind
Providence, and your Medicated Syrup Of Sarsapar-
Ia, am now restored to perfect health, and my sight
which was SO much impaired, is strong when q,
boy.
thought it a duty owed to you aud those similar
lN nilncCd 10 make il nmhlic.
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09-THIRD WARD AT "A meeting of the Ameri
can Republicans of the Third Ward held at the Balti-
more GaMens in Aisguiih street, on the evening of
the I'd Of March, the following gentlemen elect
ed members of the Convention 10 assemble on We'd
nesdav evening, 9Th inst, at the American Republican
Head Quarters, Cav street: Robinson Wright, David
Parr Andrew J. Banded, l.. j.. Sliccr and A. A. Ken
nlrd. By order, II. +. EEiGART.
It. President,
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Tns INAuGURArIoN. To-day the august &C.
Iemony Of installing Il new President of the
United States will take place in Washington,
and tens Of thousands Of people will probably
be present to witness it. Me- Polk has reached
the highest elevation 10 which the ambition OF
man can asprc--tho distinguished station Of
ruler of great and free and independent ma
tion-aud much as regards the iuturo welfare
of the country which has thus chosen him her
chief magistrate, will depend upon the manner
in which he shall exercise the duties Of the Of
flee to which he is appointed. We have been
most iavorably impressed by all that he has said
and done since his election, and look with con-
fidence to his administration TO mellow down
party aspeities; 10 aIily excitement; and to in
fuse that pure American feeling into the body
polite, which is so necessary to the prcserva-
ton Of our Republican institutions. These
things can be done by President Polk without
disrcgarding his party attachments Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe were elected upon party
grounds, yet they were the Presidents of the
people, and did not stoop to the little and con-
temptible acts which have too much prevailed
of late years. They caused no lcvies to be
made upon public officers to sustain their party;
nor could theil minds descend so low as to in
ycstigatc the political sentiments OF the boat
men and watchmcn of custom-houses. We
wish, for the sake of the country and for his
own honor, to see Mr.. Polk assume the high
and patriotic position OF an american President,
directing all his measures to the glory and pros
perity .! the country; and selecting for public
Office men of talents, worth and integrity. Let
him discard the horde OF hatterers and syco-
plants, who will seek TO obtain his confidence,
that they may influence his course TO their own
advantage. He will find thousands who will
follow his heels" and cry "lo here and 10
there" to make him deviatc from the path of
roctitudo; but if he heed them not and take
counsel of his own bosom alone, he will become
the bcnctactor Of his race. Should he deter
mine SO to act, he will receive the applause and
support of al! who love their country of all par
tles-and he will retire from his elevated sta
ton with the thanks Of 4 grateful people, for
the services which he will have periormed.--
His administration will create Il new era in the
affairs Of the nation; and his example Will be
cited with admiration in future times
The Inauguration of President Polk to-day
will be preceded by an address, in which we may
expect to fad a brief outline of the principles
upon which he intends to administer The Go
vernp1ent. We shall look for il with anxiety;
but will in advance pledge ourselves, that if it
contain the sentiments expressed by him in Lis
addresses at Nashville, Cincinnati, SC, we shall
heartily give to his administration every fair
and honorable support, consistent with our
principles and duty, and such, we believe, will
be the determination Of the American people,
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PROPERTY NEAR THE Len

FAlsSs PRUPEItTY NEAR THE LEX-
NE;,,I lNGTUN MARKET FOR SALE. The sui
MViiiI scroer, as attorney in fact of Jous WEAVER
Msa:iA- oilers at Pryale Sale, a HOUSE AND LOT,
e on tr north side of alley in this city, about
iou tne Lexington market The lot fronts 70! feet
ailey' with depth Of about 40 feet the house OF
p.l'h, TWO stories high, and of recent construction:
ne Hiouha rent S2o per annum title indsputab!e.-
me locaton Is admirably adapted for person. trfick
ing al Lexington market. Terms of sale satisfac tory
should no previous disposition have been aiaie
ntreo' the properly vii be exposed at Public Auc-
ton on the premises on FRIDAY MORNING the
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock.
CHAS. w. RIOGELY, Attorney in fact of
JOHN WEAVER,
mhi-mfit (Court Housa Lame \
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QI3- MIR. GEORGE X. GLIDDON will commence
a NEW course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied By and splendid
Diagrams, and elncidated by specimens Of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from M. j. CoHEN's Cabi-
net, at the Masonic HALL st. PauI's-st., Oh TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb 18Th, at Il O'clock EGy-- The
course will be continued on Feb 20, 2j q, and Mar.
3D., 9th and Sih.
10 TICKETS, with Programmes. specifying the
subjects Of each Lecture for sale the bookstores of
J. Robinson, No li2, l. P. Cook, No. 70, Armstrong
& Berry, No 1856, Knight s ColbuFn, No PIG, Cush-
ing & Brother No 212, Baltimore street; Shurtz s.
Taylor, No. II North streets at Barnum's Hotel, and
the Masonic Hall. GentIemen's Tickets Slb ladys
81, for The cOurse singe admission 80 cts fe22 ms
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Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,

ItNIH and COates Street.
G}"The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tail, in Baltimore, either at the Of Franklin and
Green streets, at the s. w oc Baltimore
and Grccu-stS tel3
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APPRENTICES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, ,

G}-The Superintending Committee of the Library
beg leave to inform subscribers, and the citizens OF
Baltimore, that they have appointed Mr.. EDWARD n.
SWEENEY as Collector for the institution, and that Mr..
> will make his calls in few days for renewal of
subscriptions for the year 1915, which entities each
subscriber to send one reader Ia the Library.
By order, JOHN LANTON. Sec'y.
% City papers, friendly to the Association, please
copy the above three times and scnd their bills the
library mil 3t
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EpREAST PIN FOUND. Found on Sabbath
Ii day. the 23d instant, in North, between Fayettc
and Baltimore streets, n BREAST PIN, which has
been left at the Office OF this paper, and which the
owner can have by describing the same and paying
for this advertisement. le2s-tf
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d ! F. ID,

On the I'd inst. HESRY McCeRMtcK in the 33d war
of his age. '
and Eliza a. Da Camara, aged years and IA DAYS
AT Frederick, Nd. on the 2eIh uit in the 18Th wear
OF his age, and seth Of his ministry, Rev. NAru,sIp
Ia. hluEs, of the Methodist Episcopal Church and
member OF the Baltimore Annual Conference
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WHEAT IN THE WEST. At the West the
quantity of wheat stored to be forwarded this
spring is much less than at the same period last
year. At Chicago, in 1914, 400, 900 bushels;
1915, $500 bushels. At Michigan city, in
1874, 200, 900 bushels; 1915, 10000 bushels,
The same deficiency exists in other points
heard from.
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A CoURT NoN-sUITED. The Circuit Court
at Rochester assembled for the term a short
time since, the jury had been sworn, and all
the preparation for proceeding with the bust
ness completed, when the District Attorney dis
covered that the green bag containing all the
indictments had been surrcpttuously taken
from his possession.
CONNECTICUT. The Wing candidates for
Congress in Connecticut, to be supported at the
April election, are James Dixon for Hartford
and Tolland district; Samuel u. Hubbard for
Middesex and New Haven; John d Rockwell
for New London and Wndham, and Truman
Smith, for Litchfeld and Fairfield
New MODE OF LEGIsLATING. A member OF
the Ohio house Of Assembly has struck upon a
new plan of defeating bill before that body.
We learn from the State Journal that "a few
evenings since bill to amend the charter OF
gentleman arose, took off his coat, and laying
it on his desk, stvore tha. he pould lick Mr FIRST
three men that roted for lis engroSsmentM
BASE SoyEREIGNs. A counterfeit sovereign
and very dangerous one from the difficulty of
its detection, has been sent to the u. States
mint in Philadelphia, TO be analysed. 1t bears
the head of George ", dated 1924, is of full
weight and good color, true in diameter, with
Il little excess in thickness. 1t was composed
OF sos thousand of gold, l22 silver, 10 copper,
value Size. A good sovereign is worth a. So,
SUPPOSED MURDER. The body Of man
was found in the river near Cairo, a few days
ago. lie is supposed to have been murdered
A merchant by the name of Parvo, of Joncsbo-
rough, ILL.,, has been arrested on suspicion,
PROPER REGARD FOR HUMAN LIFE. The
mammoth steamship Great Britain is supplied
with life boats, constructed on a new principle,
and capable Of carrying 400 persons.
COLD STARCH. Miss Leslie, in her Maya
zine, tells us there is economy in stiAening the
collars and wristbands Of shifts with unboied
starch
MoRTALIrI. There were LOG deaths in Phi
lddelphia last week, 5 adults and 30 children;
of cousumption 6 and inA,n,matinns o9
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Coon RESOLVE. The New York State
Temperance Society has resolved to raise $780,
900, to be apportioncd among the counties for
the purpose promoting the cause of temper.
ance.
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nLD CHOICE WINES,

hLD CHOICE WINES.
~ FOR FAMILY USE!
AMBROSE BALTIMORE begs respectfully to
inform families and connoiseurs in WINES, that hav-
ing made large purchases from the stock OF the late
J. L.. M. SMITH in South street.-the will otter them for
sale by the bottle or dozen, at such prices that
must please every person. They consist of choice
house of ''Smith, Woodhouse s. CO." and old Ma
deira, Gold Sherry, Pale Sherry, Vim dc Grave, Sa-
turn, Hook, Caret, SC.
ALEXANDRA REFRACTORY, o.
mh43tt 81 j. Charles street. near Lombard
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MTEyy SPRING RIBBONS.

~ ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c. sc.
BENJAMIN CRIME, Nc. 251 BALTIMORE
STREET Cup stairs) has received by the late arriv-
ais large assortment of choice RIBBONS, ARTIFI-
CIAL FLOWERS, and many new articles in the
MILLINERY LINE, which he will sell to Milliners
and Dealers at the iowest NeW York prices. mh4 ct
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LIABILITY OF HAcKmEN. In the Court of
Common Pleas, Boston, gentleman lately re-
covered from hackney -coachman the value of
trunk of clothing, which was lost from the
carriage whilst conveying him from the rail-
road depot.
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BAPTIST Missions IN CHINA. We learn from
the Baptist Advocate of this week, that Mr..
and Mrs. Devon arrived safe at Hong Kong,
Oct, esd. The Doctor, accompanied by Rev.
Mr.. Shuck, was received with the greatest kind
ness by the Civil and Military officers of Kou-
loon; and the Mandarlns unhesitatngly placed
at his disposal a commodious Temple, situated
in beautiful grove near the town, which is to
be used hereafter as Dispensary, and a Chris
tan Church, The School is fomshing.
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NOTICE. The undersigned

q NOTICE. The undersigned
xsx,S;s al begs leave 10 inform his friends and
JisS.sss Ss:EsS the public in general, that he has
tss{SSTs3stp1a2shA removed his Coach Factory and
S-sss:ata=-.1zAEE Livery Stable to the CORNER Of
CALVERT and PLEAsANT..STS., (formery occu-
pied by S. G. Owings; ard nearly opposite his old
stand, where he intends keeping constantly on hand
lot of new work of all kinds and also selection of
the best Saddle and Harness Horses, which he will be
pleased to supply his customers with at as moderate
prices they can be obtained in the city. He will
also keep on hand Carriages of kinds for hire with or
without horses. VIM. SELVAGE. mia dim
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FATAL DUEL IN SouTH CAROLINA. On the
Goth ult. duel was fought near the Hampton
Course, at Augusta, between Maj, John Part
low, of Abbevillc District, and j. G.. Burton,
ESD, of Newberry District, S. C. They fought
with muskots, at ten PAGES, and Mr.. Burton
fell MORALLY wounded at the first fire. lie
died in ten hours afterwards. Both of these
gentlemen had married each others sisters. and
the difficulty which led to this fatal result, is
said 10 have originated in private affairs. The
mode Of fighting was chosen by Mr.. Burton,
and to say tie least of it, was barbarous and al
most unprecedented. A relative of Mr. Bur-
tons, Lieut.. Goggins, of the u. $. Army, fell
IN similar rencontre, years ago, on which oc-
casion this unusual weapon was used. We
notice by the Savannah papers that u duel ia in
prospect between Col. A. II. Kenan and Gen
J. w. A. Sanford.
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AprLEs FOR CHINA. Charles Wellington, of
West Cambridge, near Boston, has sold 1900
barrels of winter apples from his orchard the
past autumn. OF these, 500 were packed for
the Canton China market-each apple being
selected, and rolled up in paper, like Sicily
ORANGES
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John A. SANGSTON,
M 40 Honover street

No. i69 Hanover street.
GO, Sold by u. w. ANDREWS Druggist IIill-St
one door from 5, ChorIesst, and other respectable
Druggists in the city.
{Gz-CAUTiON. See that DR.. G.. Benz. Smiths
name is written upon every box. Principal Office l7g
Greenwich street, New York. mid eo3t
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FIRES vt CMclNNATI. We learn from the
Daily COMMERCIAL, that on Thursday night
last there were five different fires in Cincnna-
ii. The old pest-oifce building on Third-st.
was slightly damaged. The store of Robert
lazlctt, on Fitth-st., was also injured. The
carpenters shop Of Thomas Cyessop, on New
street, and frame house owned by Mr.. Cop
pin, corner of Butler and Symmes streets,
were entirely consumed. The same night, a
fire occurred across the river, in Coyington,
which destroyed the flour mill Of Mr.. Grant,
whose loss is Sl2, 600, and no insurance.
Three iremen were Iun over by an engine aud
severely injured, and one drowned by falling
overheard into The river.