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CLAIRyoyANcE. The Boston Journal con-
tain ga curious case of clarvoyance," which is
said TO have occurred at Linn, Mass. 1t APP
pears that merchant had four dollars abstract
ed from his drawer, but by whom he could not
discover. He resorted to female clairvoyant,
who, being put into the Mesmerc sleep, and
having the stolen notes described to her, pretty
soon traced the robbery to lad, of whose dress
and appearance she gave description, telling
also what he had done with the money. A few
days after the lad again visited the store, when,
on being questioned as to the robbery, and in-
formed that the clairvoyant had disclosed where
lie had spent the money, confessed his guilt,
Now, favorable as we are to Mesmerism, we
cannot swallow tins story. for the clarvoyant
saw too much. She saw what had occurred Sc
veral days previous; and if she could do that,
she could with equal ease look into futurity-
power which we do not believe belongs to
man, or woman either.
The writer of the letter in which the above
case is stated, recommends that similar means
be adopted to ferret out incendiaries ,&c.-and,
if the account be correct it would certainly be
wise policy to attach clairvoyant to the po-
lice establishment of every city, as it would
save much time and property. We may here
after have chronological and Mesneric depart
ments 10 the general government, so that oul
foreign agents may be watched, and dishonest
men be kept out of public office. We would
have the heads of applicants felt by all means
as the roguish bump has predominated prodig
ously within some years past, on the heads Of
public men.
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The HEBREW AND CHALDEAN LANGUAGES Mr.
Dannenbers wishes to obtain few pupils to learn the
above languages His system is considered an excel
lent one and he is every way competent TO give the
proposed instruction His terms will be very mode
rate. Apply At TIE corner Of Pratt stree. and Marsh
Market Space. ies3tt
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4 GRICULTURAL. The subscriber offers hi

a GRICULTURAL. The subscriber offers his
N services 10 agricuuraliss, to visit farms by the
single visit or by the year. for the purpose of exanin-
ng the location, anayzing tbs soil, and giving difcc-
lions for sowing the different kinds of compost, and
their appl cations 10 the soil aud grains
The subscriber will furnish Guano, Poudrette, Plas-
ter OF Paris and with all other kinds of salts for far
mlIg, compost, with directions for their use fI3-Or.
dcrS left a MesSrs. WisOng Kettlewell's Druggist
Chcapside, Baltimore, will be attended TO.
jr9-It W. BEAR Agricultural Chemist
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TO AL WHOM TT MY cnNcERNl

IT lT.II W HVW IT NNl NVNIT
15%' MR. EDITOR: Sr--This morning in looking
over your valuable paper, the first thing that noticed
was The heading of the different advertisements. &C
cordng to their different ideas: One SAYS ~ FEW
MORE LEFT" Another SAYS CALL Is NOT GONE
YET" Another-''ALL COMES OUT CLEAN. -
AAotber says ''HONOR To WHOM HONOR is
DUE 10 all those different tactS, which of them
belongs to me' | prefer the latter. Those who had
their property saved in one Ormy ASBESTOS SAFES
IN the late Fires may justly say ''HOnor to whom no
nor Is due' If all in them did not come out clean -
all has come out safe, and though great many have
been Sold there is still ga few more et' as .a aie
not zone yet" And what is left, is about the BEST
ever offered 10 the public Inquire of
JOHN SCOTT,
Je4-eo3l' No l6 South Calvert street
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A l. NJ A N A G.
moon g phases.
MARRIEI).

On the 9th inst. By the Rev. James Sewell, RIcpARp
b. SMITH to Miss SARAH ADAMS, youngest daughter
of The late Joseph Adams. On the same day bv tba
same, JOHN Il. PERKINS to Miss MARY JANE TICKER.
all Ut this city.
On the 9Th inst by the Rev. l., F. Morgan, TuoMAs
w. LUCAS to Miss BALINDA PEARCE, all of this city,
Al washington, on 9th instant, by the Rev'd G.. w
samson, SAMUEL PUMPHREY to Miss ELIZABETH ANN
w AXE On the same day, by the Rev. J. p. Donean
oNMuEL ~ SMITH 70 Miss ELLZABETM ST CLAIR.
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FBNHE PAST WEEK has indeed been bril-
n hant one for our patr0ns-several of the capital
prizes IN the various lotteries we sold, and among
me hlg capital OF $50 600 on the 4th was placed to
our credit by the managers on their official scheme
Cir Instant correspondents came in also for a good
snare OF The prizes, and particularly on Saturday last,
Wien our OF nne prizes, varying from $1,000 down 10
named prize of $1,000. We end theie.cre by con
graduating our patrons generally on the successful
Issue OF ther last weeks adventures at ear old estab
.isltd Head Quarters" 2OfSlO 900 To dar for 81,
T, L. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
II Right on the Corner-Head Of Centre Market
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rROM THE ExcHANeE REApING-RooM annAs-
CLEARED,


Brig Putnam, tlorner, Philadelphia, Kirkland, Chase
& Co. '
schr virmadela, Welsh, Norfolk and Richmond, G..
Scllr Maria, Latourette, New York, l. Nankiu
ARRIVED,
Btlg Argo, Reed, from Rio de Janero Aprl agth.
colee, 10 Thomas Wilson s. Co. and Others Left
barques Jno A. RObb, Carleton for Baltimore in Two
days; Madeline, ShankIand, for Coast of Africa in s
day.; Caspian, Peabody, for Europe; Nile, -, from
Caaz, Just arrived; MIquelen, Smith, for Boston, in
- days; brigs Brothers, Mayer for Boston in DAYS
Leder, Dim, sold. Spoke May ), lat % 20 $ lon 39
~, barque Alto, West, for the ~ Atlantic, on wha-
ing cruiSeIWlshed 10 be reported. Exchanged signals
June 9TH, lat 35 10, Ion. 10 40, with barque Baltic,
steering n. Il.
Br brig Princess Royal, Masters, 7 days from Ber
muda, ballast, 10 WA. +. Davenport.
Schr Berry, Sears, 10 days from Providence ballast
to F. X. Matthews.
schr Claudia and Mary, Meekins, days from
Washington, N. G., lumber 10 masters.
Schr Gen. Washington, Ridgeway days from
Charleston, rice, 10 T. r. Matthews.
Schr VIM. Brown Hunt 10 from New Bedford, oil
and Candles to T. Whitridee s Co.
Barque Floyd, (of Boston, Jewett, - DAYS from
sagua la Grande, molaSses, To Brkhead & Pearce.-
Left brigs Zum, of Portland for U. 5. in 20 DAYS;
Emenc for Boston, in 25 days; schrs Mary for do in
days; -, (of Warren) for Baltimore, loading
Passed LIST inst Cape Henry, n. w. 90 miles whaling
brig Pavilion, Of Edgartown
schr Mississippi, ~, from Havre de Grace, anth-
racite coal, to John Pickell.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw off
the Rappahannock, a brgantne, bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Henry Shelton, L0ngcope arrived at New
York, 9th inst. from Rotterdam with passengers
Brig Joseph Bach, Halett, for Baltimore. sailed
from Boston 5th inst. for Baltimore.
Briggs Hallowell, Prior; Chickasaw Kendrick; schrs
James Barbour, Edridge, and Redwing, Hicks, from
Baltimore, arrived at Boston 5th inst
Schr Kate Pendergast, Borum, rom Sidney, C. B.
arrived at New York 9th inst.
Schr Cora, Haley from Fall River was at Newport
3d inst. for Baltimore.
Schr Trader, FIN Portland for Baltimore was spoken
Sd inst. Block Island.
Schr John Allyne, Collins, from Baltimore, arrived
at New Bedford 4th inst.
Schrs Queen, Rowland, from Providence for Balti-
more and Cora, Poniley, from Fall River for do.
rived at Newport Sd inst.
Schr Tryall, Gibbs, from Baltimore, arrived at Prov
idence 4th inst.
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ID | E ID

va .He 'th instant, after protacted and painful ill
ntss, mARS ELF IBETH, wife of Joshua Walker, and
Guest aausner OF Christopher Raborg, aged 40 years
neI friends are invited TO attend the funeral from
cf lae residence No. so Sharp st. on this Monday
will be given. ~ ''"'' i''i'"'ioh
III the 55th year of her age " MA 'AN''
On the 5th inst. Mrs M.pv poo,,, :, -,
SD year of her age "'' III '''
.'h me ON inst john NIpPARD, aged 81 wears
Al washington, 9th inst, CATHARINE H., copsort
OF Jos, Carter, i'll her Both wear - ''
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TEMPERATURE IN OREGON. MIR. Wyeth
saw the thermometer on the banks of Snake
river, in August, 1882, mark IS degrees of
Fahrenheit at sunrise, and 81 degrees at noon
If tie came day.
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ATEW WORE

NEW WORK. JESUS WITNESS: Or.
- Inc Great Savation'' txemplifiea in the rail-
gon OF those who praesS to have Obtained ms ines
umaDle blessing. To which are added apbnrisns
ana reaecons relating to that important doctrine by
thc Kew HENRY Doll, published and for sale nv =
fakSONS s. PRESTON,
Isl Pratt street. next TO Rail Road Den,o,
i ne following notice is from the en- of Inc Iaia m
SPwall: WAsuINGToy CRY M,,ot -" ~ 'ae VI
nave examined the work recently publishpd M,
lhe Rev. Henry DOLL on the "Great Salyatnn E,a,
pinned, &c" and am well pleased with II ,hnI I
nave purchased five copies for distribution / lhinL
II Is calculated 10 be exceedingly useful and hone ,ha
lie VIII be encouraged III lis general circulation
THoS. SEWALL, MD.
RECOMMEND TIeN:
baltimore, May IL, l845.
AS far rs have been able to examine the work
published by the Rev. Henry Doll, | have been botb
pleased ana prof.ed The subject itself is one of
such immense magnitude and value to every one who
desires TO be true follower Of the Lord Jesus Christ
III lhls lite, and thus make and certain work fnr
The lie to cOme-that christians of every name and
denomination should give themselves with unwearied
diligence to the praycru examination of every thing
calculated under Divine Providence, to rive them
ght upon H. Believing that this volume will tend to
ne accomplishment of both these ends, most cheer
fully commend it 10 public favor.
Je9'3t GEORGE c. NJ. ROBERTS.
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MUSEUM. The new Fairy piece is having a most
prosperous run Every one is talking of Fair Star;
and, what is far more imports MT to the manager eve
ry enc goes TO see it. 1t will draw crowded houses
for many nights TO come.
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I3- LIVERY STABLES REMOVED The nm
dtfslsncd would respectfully inform all his old Gus
toners and friends, that he has removed from the
WheatheId Stables 10 the FRANKLIN LIVERY
STABLES, between Howard and Liberty streets in
Cowpen alley, medaieIy in the rear of Nessrs,
Geo. Bartlett & Gas East of the old stand lie would
state he has for hire fine Saddle and Buggy Horses:
also Buagys without horses His Stables are large
and airy, and good Sheds for carriages Gentlemen
Keeping their holses with him may depend upon their
heinz WI oil attended In
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aIyLoATING CAPIrALs-AT NJ. poYLE,s

ENLOATING CAPITALISM NJ. DOYLE'S
RI Capital Prize Depot, opposite the Railroad De.
pot, next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel. The
only way TO for the prosperity of city
present and the quantity of money in circulation is by
the great number of prizes sold at DOYLE'S last
week. More than 100000 paid out at this Office
last week to citizens and strangers. The following
splendid prizes to be disposed of this week:
MONDAY, capital prize 100000, tickets S., shares
in proportion
TUESDAY, capital $1,000. tickets S2!, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital So, 900, tickets $40, shares
in proportion
THURSDAY, capital 500, 900, tickets So, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize g. 900, tickets s2!, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets ST., shares in
proportion. This is brilliant scheme for package
of . whole tickets cost only S33, and must draw
S3-risk only 500, halves only $40, quarters emily So,
they may draw over $4,000,
liberal discount will be paid TO persons VINO puf-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky NUMBERS U!
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street,
1t rRI Opposite b. & o. X. r. Depot
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DATHING! BATHING!
Id A. II. RElP'S BATH TUB DEPOT.
Where may be had Bathing Apparatus of every
riety, such as-PIain Bath Tubs large size; Small
Bath Tubs, for child Ell and infants; Common Shower
Baths; Portable Chamber Shower Baths; Bath Pans;
Foot Baths; Hip Baths; Leg Baths; Vapour Baths.
Also, Bath Tubs with Shower Bath attached, or with
Furnaces, by which, with one cents worth of char
coal, the water in the Bah Tub may he heated in Is
minutes. The for Bathing having commenced
the subscriber would respectfully invite those in
of cOnvenences for that purpose call at his estab
CARDS quality and price.
ALFRED II. REP,
No 335 Baltimore street.
lIF- Remember, it is the second Tin Store above
Howard street. ie7-tf
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{E3- Il. y. FRYER. Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CURNlCES, &c. &c.
90" IMPORTER or French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. sc.
Frames re-gut and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.
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T}- DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Bahimore-st,
tyM door east Of Fr0nt.-THE B EST SERIES OF MEDI-
CINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold this La
boralory, 10 wt:-Iadian Vegetable Purifying and
AnIl-bious Pills % cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Blters, % cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific 80 ccuts
a hottie; Cholera Specific, % cents a bottle; New
Emetic PreparatiOn l24 cents vial; Pediluyiurg OF
Foot Bath Powder, l2s cents package; Cough Sy-
rnp, for the cure of Consumption Coughs, Colds, SC.
81 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group l35 cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, ii pre-
ciouS medicine for mothers and infants, 50 cts bottle;
Rheumatic Linmcnt and Embrscaton, and accom-
panmentS, Sl Sovereign Remedy for Piles 81: Dysen-
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, &c. sc &c. Printed d-
recons for The administration of these remedies ac.
company each article. N. B, Advice given by DR..
W. free of charge. ml3-tf
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MN ASON'S BISCUIT

I'VE md CRACKER BAKERY!
RICHARD c, MASON, having removed again 10
his OLD STAND, No. 9S PRATT STREET, few
doors east of SouLh-st, is prepared TO furnish the
PUBLIC with superior CRACKERS of every de scrip.
tl"n at The shortest notice, and liberal terms as
any establishment in this city.
Using The hest Materials and having FIST rate work
men, he feels confdent that his Crackers will please
all who may honor him with their custom.
lie would respectfully call the attention of shippers
to his PILOT and NAVY BREAD, which has given
such universal satisfaction in the West India
ir9-lt'
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{17-I'he attention of the CITIZEN and DISTANT
ADNENTURER is directed to The interesting little
Lottery, published in another column by those cole
bated prize vendors MessrS. JAMES FLETCHER
X CO, No. HoLLDAY STREET. Apply and send in
your orders early, as the drawing comes on on the
llth fthe present month. ie5.lw
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cE! ICE! ICE! The subscriber would inform
Ii me citizens OF Baltimore that he is prepared to
receive orders 10 any extent for his pure ROCkLAND
LANE ICE which he will deliver to Families, HO-
tells, STEAMBOATS,, Vessels, Sc at New York prices.
ANA also guarantees to the season through to
all WHO leave their orders before the first OF June
mlS-2wifs w, JONES, lOl Spears wharf
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IAH tANDLfS- SlAihS1t. SoaP.
1Fa Bologna Sausages, Hull'd Barley, Common Sc
sarF, &c. 20 boxes Lancaster county Mould Candles
IS ana IS; ~ boxes and bbls Philadelphia Starch
Common brown and Country Soap; 1000 pounds Bo
logna Sansages, choice article for retailers or fami-
lies; 20 bags Huled Barley; $4,000 Common Segars
in and boxes, from SO. 25 10 S6 per m. constant
supply on hand and for sale by
JOHN D. TUSTTN,
Ie7'Jt IL Commerce street.
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TIsH INDIA q FRENCH GOODS.

NpRITISH INDIA IL FRENCH GOODS.
-RB r. McELDOWNEY X co. have just received
large assortment of entire new style striped satin
plaid and printed Berage printed cashmere thbet,
plain and embroidered mouslin and lhbet, nett, silk
and other SHAWLS; Balzarne and Bcrage for dress
es; Berlin aud India Silks for summer wear; rich
Armure, Gro-eran and Italian Lustring; French and
Scotch LAWNS; striped and plaid Jaconet and swiss
Muslins; British and French Chinlzes; Alpaca, black
and blue black and in coors; Bomba2 inc; Furniture
ChintZ; Sheetlngs Pillow cases Linen and Table
Linens and TOwellngs; Linen Cambiic and SILK
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Sc sc.
r. McELBOWNY co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street.
lei hetMeen Calvert and Light SITS.
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CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. The Ha-
gerstown Torch Light urges prompt action on
the part Of the President and Directors Of this
work; and it is certain that such should be their
course, if they have the ability to pIoceed-but
we doubt whether the required amount of ton
mage has been guaranteed; and until that be OBJ
tanned Of course all action must be suspended.
The Torch Light recommends the appointment
Of Gov. Davis, of MASSACHUSETTS, or Richard II.
Bayard, Esq, of Delaware, to proceed to Eu-
rope to negotiate the bonds of the Company, as
it says-"We have been made aware of facts
which convince US that the whole of the mo-
ney required to finish the work, cannot be OBJ
tanned in the United States and we believe the
interests Of the State will be promoted by the
appointment of an agent, at all early day, to
negotiate in Europe with the holders of the
Maryland bonds. 1t has been clearly ascer-
tanned, and is generally conceded that to pay
ont the bonds of the Company to contractors
would endanger the completion of the Canal
The bonds once in the hands of contractors,
would be forced into market at whatever they
might bring, and it is by no means certain that
sufficient amount would be raised for the con-
temPlated purpose"
Our impression was, that the bonds could be
very readily negotiated in the United States
and, indeed, we thought that capitalists stood
ready to advance the money as soon as the
bonds were signed. Fit be found necessary to
send an agent to Europe to sell the bonds, we
presume that the Canal will not make much
progress towards completion during the present
summer.
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= Ladies' Poney for hire His terms for Lii
very horses as follows: Saddle horse per month SlO
with carriage Sl2. ml2 colin }
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4 COLEMAN YELLOTT,

4 NOLEIAN YELLOTT,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore,
Ha'lh! located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms OF Hartford Comfy Court. Claims for col
iecuoh IN That county will meet prompt attention.
oIhce fayette street. opposite Banum's Hotel.
Gs,GEORGE YELLOTT, Attorney al Law, Bel
Air, Md mhag 3p
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Gz-CORONER'S OFFICE, No, l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-sl. mildly
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Brig Putnam, Horner, Philadelphia Kirkland, Chase
& Co. o
Schr Nlfnadela, Welsh, Norfolk and Richmond c.
PendeIgast & Son. ~
SChr MaIia. LatOureitn. Now Ynrk L MasL;..
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a LII HAIL TO BYRNE ~ co. They sold
IN in the Small Fryof Saturday nine three number
tickets, and one OF them the 9th capital of $500 half
ticket, 10 Nos. 20 43 81 We gaddened the hearts of
some half dozen of our kind patrons by handing over
the ready cash TO them for their Investments Try the
lucky corner TO-DAY--two of $40 900, Is of SiUDn
Tickets only s.,
Drawn numbers of Saturdays Lottery. class II,
GO So 4S 40 l "a SO 80 81 Sc
BYRNE * co.
North East corner If Exchange Place
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@urertcaeY 9sep1tblIHu,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, ls45.

INcoNsIsrENcY The Hartford Republican
has inscribed under the American flag the worc
"Democracy," and beneath that, every thing
for Notwithstanding for mem and then fol-
low the words-''We hang our Banner on the
outer wal-and nscribe thereon no direct tar. W
We really wish that we could persuade the edI-
tor to omit the last inscription as it is utterly
inconsistent with what precedes it, Principle,
for winch the editor avows himself to be the
strenuous advocate, requires that men should
pay their honest debts; and as the people OF Ma
ryland have borrowed money on the pledge OF
their honor, we cannot see how man can ad-
here to principles at the same time that he re-
comments that the people violate their faith.
II there be no direct tax, it must he evident that
there can be no fulflment ofpublic obligations,
and of course tie State must assume the degra-
ded situation Of a fraudulent debtor-a position
which we dcroutly hope never to see old Ma
ryland take. If we be poor, let US at least be
hones-but in truth we are not poor, but on
the contrary, have abundant means to satisfy
our creditors We must husband our resources
with more care spend less in extravaganza,
and retrench in luxures-reduce the public eX
PendituSes, and put our shoulders to the la
Dor before us in good earncst-and we shall
succeed in preserving the name of our State
unsued. "No direct tax!n and pray what is
this mighty tax which we are called upon to
abandon: the paltTy sum of twenty-five cents
in the hundred dOars--and so, the man who
has property valued at $4,000 is to prefer be-
ing branded as a rogue to paying the sum Of
SIS annually. For shame What Maryland
er-what patriot will recommend so base a
course? Does the editor of the Hartford Re-
publican suppose, that the democracy, or that
any party in Maryland will sanction repu-
dlation: We hardly believe that he can
entertain so contemplate an opinion of the
honor and integrity of the people of the State.
No-the direct tax will be continued, and the
public faith will be redeemed. We must not
shrink like dastards when duty urges us on
We must pay the nttermost tarthing, even were
the pressure to be five times what it is. But the
pressure from the direct tax is more imaginary
than real. Baltimoreans pay three times the
amount for local purposes, without grumbling.
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WATCHES! WATCHES.

NuTATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES!
w OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
81 Strangers and citizens wishing to purchase
NfTh Watch, Gold or Silver, of the most approved
~ JR Kinds and finest workmanship, will do well to
ahAsf5 call at GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S Store. Water
street, second door om Calvert, who has now very
extensive lot of WATCHES on hand and by the diff
iccht arrivals from Europe, is still receiving additions
so that his assortment will always be found complete
~ b. Fine Watches properly Repaired and Regu-
lated. 10 .otf