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NATIONAL MOTEL

LATE WHITM.4N'S Ell GLE HOTEL.)
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STREET.
And in the immediate vicinity of all the Steamboat
and Packet Landings,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
yuNH1S large and com aOd0us House LAS recently
H. been taken by the subscriber and has undergone
q thorough renovation. IT is now NEWLY furnished
and modernized in every department, and compares
favorahly with any Southern Hotel
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt attention,
ciyity an excellent Table, in charge Of capable and
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS,
MEALS always ready upon the arrival Of the diff
ferent trains of and steamboats,, served up in
perior style.
The patronage of the public is most respectfully
solicited and no exertons shall bs spared upon my
part tn render all who may stop at my house at home.
m20tf }. STOCkERlDGE, Jr., Proprietor.
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RICHMOND STAR. We notice that Mr..
Streeter has disposed Of his interest in the
! Richmond Star to Messrs. J. w. Lewellen &
Co. Yesterdays paper contains the Ealedic-
tory of the former, and the Introductory Ad-
dress of the latter.
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ID | Il ID =.

On Wednesday, the 2lst inst, GODFREY GEKLER, IN
the 54lh year of his age
HIS friends invited to attend his funeral this
(Ihursday) afternoon, at O'Clock, from his late
dence Exeter ST., without further notice
- oh the 10Th inst. JONI THOMAS, son of Patrick and
margaret Brady. in the 9th year of his age.
AT Phlladelphia, on the 18th inst in the 3Sth year Of
her aye, ELIZA X. TusroN, only daughter OF the late
VIM i9son' and sister Of the Rev. SeptimuS Tus.
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np ICHEs For AAL WHO FEEL DIS

I'D ICHES FOR ALL WHO FEEL DIS
HN POSED Pc GET RICH IN A HURRY. Invest
a small sum at NJ. DOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE De
POT, No. IA PRATT STREET opposite the Railroad
Depot, next door to Bradshaws United States HoteIl
and you will hardly fail TO receive handsome sum OF
money in gold and silver in The good luck of
this office well established in and of this city
that person may with reason expect to, receive
small fortune for any amount invested-four of the
capital prizes sold during the last week, besides
many minor prizes. This is only a tr.alng sample OF
the extraordinary luck of this Office.
THURSDAY, capital $40 200, tickets S., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY capital prize $4,000 tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets S2l shares in
proportion. Certificates of D whole tickets will be
issued from this Office at S29, - half tickets Sl4 %
quarters s..
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pHr
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, or Stare. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
M. DOYLE. No. IA Pratt street,
II fri Opu0Site Il. s. q. K. n. Dennt.
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NEW FROM HARPER'S.
~ The BLIND GIRL, with other tales, by Emma
e. Embury.
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, few copies com
pl, lie, 80 Numbers on hard.
On hand, all the late pnbcaons-a of Harper's
New York, and E. Jerrett * Co., Philadelphia, re-
cGived out, by
PARSONS s PRESTON,
Booksellers and Stationers,
m22 Isl Pratt st., ad Joining the Depot.
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THE MISSION To ENGLAND, OREGON, &c
The Washington Union repeats its denial that
Mr. Calhoun was to be sent special Minister to
England and that Mr. Van Buren, had been in
vited to the place, and also denies that mess
are has been despatched to Mr., Elmore, of S.
Carolina, 10 offer the London mission to him
a sacond time.
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EARTHQUAKES. The Island OF st. Thomas,
w. l., was visited by a succession of earth.
quakes last month, which created no small
alarm among the Inhabitants. The shock:
were contemporaneous with those that devasta'
ted Mexico.
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HNXCHANGE HOTEL,
M EyrII NEE DI hrl

NJ EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every nduceneHt for comfort The
rooms large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel, he hacrs him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with a call. fdl- III JOHN WEST
MEATTING! MATTING! ! have now il,
IVk store a first rate assortment Of CANTON MAT
TING, plain, cheguered damask and fancy, L. ) and
quarter wide. For sale low
JOHN C. HOLLAND, AZ N. Gay street,
mel near the Odd Fellows Hall
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n7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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Brig Fabias, White, Pernambuco and market, R.
c. Wright.
Brig Mary Ann, new Benjamin, Falmouth, Jam,
Henry Left
Steamer Express, Whlscar, Philadelphia. to T. G
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WATCHES AND JEWEIRY.
"ILLIAM ROBINSON,
w BALTlMORE-ST., opposite the Museum,
Is determined to offer goods prices that will lns ure
speedy sales His stock is as varied and com pete as
any in Baltimore, TO which he is daily adding fresh
supplies of Ladies' Cameo, Lava and other BREAST
PINS and BRACELETS Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Rings; Pencils; gold Chains; Lockets; plated and
Britannia Goods, &c.
SsnQ Also, WATCHES of all kinds, of his own
YIN importation, warranted the best and cheap
L. % est in this market and, being n practical
H.. Ies workman, great care is taken in selecting
such Watches as must prove satisfactory to the
err Fine Watches Repaired.
m22 eotfr CORNER, opposite the Museum.
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SUICIDE. Mis- Miles, of Owego, wife of Mr.
Perry Miles, committed suicide recently by
taking opium, Incredible as it may appear,
the quantity taken was about one ounce
enough to have destroyed twenty men. She
seemed bent upon her purpose, and refused to
allow her husband to send for physician. He
had no suspicion of the real cause of her illness.
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VIM. II. kEEVIL,

sSssSsSy WIN. Il. kEEVIL,
MzN Fashionable AND PRACTICAL Halter,
4a 9S BALTIMORE STREET,
AZN45zx4S, Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
W @t that owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality for the price TO any other estab
lishmen in the city, of any shape description now
won viz: SIX, RloleSkn Russia, Cashmere, Ntria,
and Bearer. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
Bill OF PRICES AT THIS STORE
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ARRIVED,

: SAlLED-Bris Jastina, ClaypoeI, for Demarara;
Schrs Ovoea -, New York; Britannia Bro john
Harbour island.
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FHNO THE LADIES. r. McELDOWNEI q
III CO., offer beautiful assortment of Berage; BAL
zarnes; Lace Lawn; Organize do; French 40. Also,
scripliOns of SAWIS suitable for the season; frhts
Linen Goods: all qualities of Sheetns OF l2'4 ana
l0-4 widths; Ilish Linen, from the most approved
blcacheres. All of the above will be offered on rea-
sOnabr terms, No l63 Baltimore street;
ml9t If between Calvert s. Light
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TXHO PORT DEPOSIT

TY'o PORT P PEI osT. MN,
. Passengers leave the depot,
F FSsi isisf in w 'ns sa5s of an" nS
- g IVY Baltimore Railroad COMPANY
oAlLh, except sundays,) at O'Clock, A. NJ reach
haVIc de Grace ut eleven, and then proceed TO Port
Deposit BY Steamer GOSPORT, Cant StuIsenn
Returning, the leave Havre de Grace EVERY
AFIERNOON, except Snndays) at 81 O'CLOCK
FARE as CENTS.
U3- THIS tram Will allow persons having bu sinpss NJ
Port DepoSte (and who leave Baltimore in the morn.
ing train at 9Ocl0ck,) to remain several hours NJ
Port DepoSite, and return TO Baltimore the same
evening.
The tram, on its way in, will stop for passengers At
the several intermediate stations: Halls = Roads
Perrymansvile, GunpOwdGr, Hardwood, Oh ise's Stem
mefs Run, Sc. 1l3- Tickets must be procured at
the office before starting.
m?26t A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
THIS AFTERNOON-FARE 80 GENTS.
THROUGH TO PHILADELPHIA, by
fS-H77E the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
.-22-@-Philadelphia attached 10 the freight tran
WIN leave the Pratt street depot this and every after
noon, at Oh O'Clock, Except SundayS,) and arrive in
PHILADELPHIA next morning. Fare 80 cents
~ Tickets must be procured at the office before
entering the cars.
m2a4t A, CRAWFORD, Agent.
NJEW NOVELS. ABELLINO, or the BRAVO
~ OF VENICE; by NJ. c. Lewis. Also,
The Secret Toe, Historical Novel, by Miss Ellen
Pickering author of Nan Darrell; The Grunbicr, &c.
CeceLa Howard, or the Young Lady who had nm
ished her Education, by r. s. Arthur.
The Brothers' TemptatiOn--and other Tales by Il.
y. Arthur.
The Old Tour and his Family Temperance Tale.
ArlhurS Temperance Tales, in vol. complete
For sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON.
Booksellers and StatOners,
nl22Jt Isl Pratt 81. next to DrpOt,
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MIN w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST
II n . N. w. corner of Eutaw and Lombard streets
mlO-3m
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A ScOuNDREL. A man named Sprague has
lived a year or two in Lexington, Ky, and
carried on the boot and shoe making business.
Last fall he married respectable young lady,
and vas thought to be an honest and respecta-
bic man, bu, on Tuesday evening last the true
character of Spraguc was made known by the
appearance of another Mrs. Sprague to claim
her lawfully welded husband. Sprague i'm,
mediately decamped to parts unknown.
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Brig Orleans, Long, from ST. CroiA, 10Th inst sugar
and molasscs, to +. w. Bruno Sens. Sailed in CO.
with schr Exchange, MerryRan, for New York. LEFT
ship Emily, Davis, from St Thomas for New York to
sail about list, via ST T.; briggs Eliza, Lockwood, do.
do; Norris Stanley, Whitney, for New York about
2Oth; schr Willow, Rooney, for New Haven, to sail
ahn
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Bremen-Ship Eerse, 25lh inst.
For River La Plate--Barque Margaret Huqe with
despatch.
For Port Spain, Trinidad-Sehr Oregon, few DAYS.
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FROM THE EXCHANGE READlNc-RooN BooAs-
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Schr Z, A. Stevens, Briggs, from Fall River. via
New York, hardware and nails, to J. w. Brown.
SchL Jack Downing, Fields, I'm Philadelphia, lndse
! O L w. brown.
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Sshr Absha Jenkins, Halves, s days from Sayan-
| nah, cotton, TO Jumbo, to Wilmington & Eastman.
and Z. ?. Cohen. Sustained no injury by being
| ,,1
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MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81 la45.
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team packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk.
AIEMIlR ANlA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-24
Vol, 5. Whole No. 800. No. IS.

which is furnished very 6nc. and there sat the lady
Of the house her work table with her child prslDg
at her knee. a.' .-.-. -r.aa.ar tf
could not understand what made Mrs WagstaR
bush so-look entirely guilty of something Otb-
err idget, answer trarers, and receive old
friend in this strange and inhospilable way. ..
She, the desc ,ndant of the Smiths Of Smith6eld, OF
the Browns of Brown Hall, the proud daughter OF The
arstocrncy, was making pair of trousers for her
eldest SON She huddIed them away hastily under
Piow-the buttons peeped out, and with these bnt-
tons the secret-they white duck-WOgstalf'
white ducks-his wife making them into white
ducklings for little Fred.
The sight affected me. should like to have cried
only is unmanly; md cry about pair Of little
brneches should like TO have seized hold Of Mrs
Wngsiaif and Rugged her TO my hcart but she would
hive screamed, and rung FOR John TO show down
stairs; disguised my feelings by tsending Oh the
tail Of her spaniel dog, whose squealing caused d.
version.
But shall never forget those brooches What
Wagstnf1 is Haunting in coat at Nngee's, aud his
son has that sweet humble tailor Wogtaf is prepar-
ing for Blackwell, and here is his wife plying her
gentle needle. Wngstaff reasis off plate and frohing
wine; and Arabea sits down to cold mutton in the
nursery with her little ranged about her. Wog-
staff enJoys-Arabella suffers. lie filings nbout his
god and she tries to stave of evil days by little
ings Of meek pence. Wagslaif sins and she forgives
and trusts, and loves, and hopes on, in spite
Of care'essucss and GOODNESS, neglect aud cxtruva-
gnHce,
This is tie moral Of tho last story. o, we Wag-
siafls OF this world, profit by il o, yo gentle, meek
angels Of Arabe0s, be meek and gentle STILL If an
angel can't reclun a man, VITO can?
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Meantime his grass had been cot four days, and
was completely dried, and ofhs lads came TO ask
whether he should get ii in at
mot this evening", said Mrs Bernard, who had just
joined her husband; lit would be too bad 10 set the
people at work ut so late an hour, when the hay
be got in tomorrow just WE'LL
The lad urged that there might be n change in the
weather, that every thing in order, and the peo
pic were doing nothing
Mrs Bernard snb the wind seemed TO be in tho
right quarter for fair weather and they would get
the work done before dark.
Bernard listened gravely to these ddrocates with
out knowing how TO decide between them, when he
suddenly rccolected the Paper he had received from
The lawyer
Stop minute cried he, Il have got an opinion,
1t is from famous lawyer, and me three francs,
This will settle the matter. Here, Therese, come
tell what it says you read all kinds of writing,
evea n lawyers
Mrs Bernard took the paper and, with some little
difficulty read these lines;
NEVER PUT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW WHAT
YOU CAN DO TODAY
That's it,, cried Bernard as il he had received
sudden light upon the subject. Make haste with the
wagon, the girls and the boys and let us get the hay
in
His wife offered some more objections, but Bern
ard declared that he not going pay three ancs
for an opinion, and then not follow it; so lie the
example, and led all hands to the field, aud they did
not return to the house until all the hny was in the
barn.
The event seemed to prove the sngacity Of Bern
ards movements, for the weather changed in the
night terrible storm came on, and the next morn
ing the streams had overlooked their banks, and
swept of every particle of new mown grass. The
hay harvest of every other farmer in the neighbour
hood was utterly destroyed Bernard alone saved
his hay.
The first experiment gave him such confidence IN
the opinion Of the lawyer after he adopted it
rule Of conduct, and become thanks TO his order
and diligence, Of the richest farmers the cnun-
try. lie never forgot the service W. de Ia Germen-
dale had rendered him, and he brought every year
that lawyer, pair of good fat chickens; and he was
in the habit of saying to his neighbors, when they
talking Of the lawyers, that to the COM
mands Of God and the church, the most profitable
thing in the world lawyers opinion Phil
u. s. Gaseite
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There is much to touch the heart and improve it,in
this sketch. Let it not be passed over unread
From the New Monthly Mag qzne.
A Ia b c II a

Those people who at the club and elsewhere are
acquitted with Mr. Wagsaf, declare he is the most
generous and agreeable creature that turned out
Of the city. lie arrives, his jolly face beumng with
good humor. lie has good word for every body land
every man good word for him. Some bachelor
says, ''Wag, my boy there is a whie-bait party at
Greenwich; will you make one?" lie hesilates, 81
promised Mrs Wagstaff 10 be at home at dinner,'
says he; and when he says that, you may be he
will go. lfyou propose to him game of billiards in
the afternoon, he will play ill dinner, and make the
Iudcrous Jokes about his poor wife waiting ill
his return. Ifyou ask him TO smoke cigars he will
DO SO till morning. and goes home with story to
Mrs w. which she swallows with desperate creduli-
ty. Once she used to sit up for him; but to continue
that practice would have killed her. She goes to
bed now, and Wugstalf reels in when he likes
lie is not i'll humored. Far from it, for he never
says an unkind word to the the children, or to the
cook, or to the boy who blacks his boots, or 10 his
wife. She wishes he would. He comes down stairs
exactly three minutes before Office time lie has
his tea and his newspaper in bed His eldest daugh-
ter brings the newspaper in, and his dear wife APP
pears with the tea. He has kind word for both, and
scrubs the little girls fresh cheek with his bristly
beard and laughs at the joke, and processes a pro-
digous interest in her lessons and knowing whether
Miss Wigges, the goyerness, satisfied with her;
before she finishes her he is deep in the TO-
iios of the Times, and does not care one faEthing
piech what the little girl says lie has promised to
take the child to Asey's any time these four years
She could hardly speak when he promised it. She is
a tall fine lass, and read and write now, and
though it so long ago, has never forgotten the
promise about Astley's
| When he is away from home, Wagstaf talks about
lis family with great affection In the long days,
when he is away, their mother, God help her! is tell
ing them what good man their papa is-how kind
! and senerous--and how busy he is-what a pity y
| he is obliged to work so hard and stay from homel-
Poor creature poor creature Sure Heaven will par
! don her these lies if any lies pardonable. When
ever he says he will walk with her, Arabella dresses
herself in the gown he likes, and puts on her pink
Sonnet and is ready TO the very minute, you may be
sure How often is il that he is ready TO the minutc
How many scores and OF times has he ett the
heart sick girl?-not forgetting her in the least but
! engaged elsewhere with game oil Billiards or jolly
friend aud cigar-and perhaps wishing rather TO be
nt home all The time-but he is so good natured, sucl
| a capital fellow! Whenever he keeps his appoint.
ment-teaven help US! she brightens up as ilt were
Paradise coming 10 her She looks with Triumph
an, air a, the servant who opens the door, and round
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TEE MADNESS OF MILLERIsM. The terrible
ma0Ia-which has produced so much misery and
0ea-ls still rigging in parts of this State in
me most revolving shape We recently published
NIel account Of its foul work in Orrngtoa, and we
now learn from another section Of the State that in
new shape its iniatuating influence is raging.
IN The town of Atkinson, Piscataquis county, the
pceNeFs'-as they lyle lhemselves-of the Miller
'"0ces, have discovered new theory: which is that
Tue DAY of grace has been passed. and that all
III" eternity, and that the awful horrors Of gen.
Na' judgment are to he manifested to all eyes
sumo OIL them take special pains TO humble them
''es and for this purpose wash and kiss each 9TH
"'ee'-creep upon the floor, SC. In some instance
""o'r condnct is revolving in the extreme. Take
"' case which recently occurred:-A pious, vir.u
W, woman felt it her duty, she stated, TO appear
'.Ore The assembly she was addressing entirely nak
'' lhs supposed duty she at once discharged by
''seH'as her cloak and shaw--tbe only garments she
"'u O"--and letting them drop to the loor The re-
"Nef'' oil this doctrine are increasing - Portland
Argus as..O .a
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late years seven hundred lives yearly have been lost
at sea, from this country alone, where are one hun
dred and forty thousand seamen; two thousand from
England,where are two hundrcd and ninety thousand
In the County of Barnstable in this State there were
living, short time since, nine hundred and thirty
four widows of seafaring men.->Nsw BEDFORD Jier-
curry,
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DANGERS OF THE SEA. Two hundred and eight
'''''s were wrecked in the last twelve months, on
coast alone, in which one hundred and five lives
n"e lost Twenty vessels are yet missing, and a
'"Oer OF wrecks have been passed at sea, whose
"'''c"o'y story, we fear, will never be told. or
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~ ,s oF THE CALIFORNIAN.

TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.
u.usbed weekly at $500 per annum, or $Sl, so
fpai within six months ms ,o,, ,r,oorono.
% .,i,be option of the publisher.
FircIisements inserted at the customary prices
M; ;o,t advertisements to be paid for in advance.
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tNErTY THoUGHr A coquette is a rose, from
""''n every lover plucks IeaC-,he thorns are re-
served for her future husband.