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SrocE MAREEr N New YORK. The New
York Herald sayS--"'fhc complexion of our
relations with Mexico, regarding the Texas
question, and with Great Britain regarding
Orcgoa, has ( very great influence upon all
kinds of stock securities. aud keeps the market
continually il fevcrsh state. Spectators
are endoavoring TO Get clear Of all contracts as
speedily as possible. There being no probable
ity OF an Improvement, those operating for an
advance have become discouraged, and are
leaving the market nati more favorable oc-
casionn
In regard to our relations with Mexico, all
uncertainty must soon cease. She has recog-
nized the independence of Texas, and will not
be likely to make any further movement before
the question of annexation has been decided by
Texas, which will be done shortly. If the dc.
csion be against annexation, there can be nc
danger o. a rupture between Mexico and the
United Stutes-nor do we think it probable
that Mexico will declare war against us ever
if the Texans determine i'll favor Of annexa
ton. We see little III that quarter TO unsettlt
the prices of stocks. In respect to Oregon We
have still less apprehension. Oar Government
has just appointed the Hon. Louis NlcLane u:
Minister to England, clothed with full powers
upon all subjects, but probably instructed more
particularly 10 have the differences between
the two nations in regard TO Oregon amlcaby
arranged 1T be practicable. We believe tina
the Government Of Great Britain is disposed
to close the dispute in a friendly way, for the
territory IS OF TOO lMtlc Importance to her te
induce her 10 wage an expensive and d;sastrou:
war for It's possessions; and ii cannot be doubted
that our Government is equally DESTROYS tt
preserve peace; io' to us Oregon would be ;
dear territory If obtained by means of a war
II both Governments are sincerely DESTROYS t,
do Justice, and will throw aside foolish pride
and proceed in accordance with the dictates o
common sense, there Will be little probablit,
of the two countries coming into collision abou
a piece Of land, which must for years to com
he little more than hunting ground
II is natural that spectators in stocks shout
be wary III their dealings and easy to take a
arm. They purchase to-day to sell Tomorrow
and of course may be affected by slight rumo
or trivial events. They consider possiblhtie
and are disinclned to risk where it is possib
they oay lose. War between this country an
eithar Eng.ar3 or Mexico. would immediatel
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MINISTER TO ENGLAND. The Union an
nounces officially, the appointment ofthe Hon.
Louis McLane, of Maryland, as Minister Plen.
ipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary to the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
vice Edward Everett, recalled.
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% MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. A spe-
csl meeting of the Mechanical Fire Company will be
held ut the Hail. over the Engine Room, on WEDNE Els
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst at s O'Clock. Ii is
particularly DESTROYS that ALL the members should
be punCtuaF in their attendance, business of I'M
ponauce will be presented for their consideration.
jel7-2t JOHN FURLONG Sec'v.
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The FINALE OF a Foolish FEAT. Ellworth,
the Pedestrian, completed his performance OF
walking 1000 miles in 1000 consecutive hours,
over the Eclipse Course at Carrollton, La, on
the sth inst, at o'clock, it being the third
time within the last few years that he has ac-
complished this feat
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LETTERS on SLAVERY. Gov. Hammond Of
South Carolina, is writing series of letters to
GARRISON, the English AbohtIonrst. Nos. |
and ?, appear in the Charleston Mercury Of the
9th and 10th inst. respectively. They occupy
seven columns, and bring forward the ablest ar
guments we have yet seen on that side Of the
question.
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AN Ugly PASSENGER. An immense stur-
geon, weighing 22o lbs, jumped into Mr.. Ca
leb Bedcll's skff last Friday, as he was cross
ing the Hudson River with two lady passen-
gers, going from PeekskiIl to Caldwell's land
ing. But for Mr. Bedell's commendable pro.
sence of mind the ladies would have jumped
out, and must have been drowned, as the tide
was running strong ebb.
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MONEY! TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.

ElSSS FOX SALE. A brick house in East L0m
will Da,a S street Tor $500; TWO brick houses for
MNiii Ti'uo rented at 5 1885, brick hou e for y 100
nal, NJ 10! 10 ieet by 100 feet large story brick
oh second St Tor $500; two brick dwellings on
,"nd street, in fee, for $3.50 the other o,
0flck houses on N. Eutaw ST. at $3.50 each;
s''te ana dwelling, corner of Fayeue and Cove SIS
s'oic ana dwelling, III fee corner of Caroline ana
BLOCK sts brick houses on Carolina st = Of pI
more BUILDING LOTS for sale or I,casea Iot NJ
i2o feet fronting on Washington st N. Of WIKI 81
Rro, u" r,uS' naoTe ST. o. Of Broadway; also, on
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE
splendid Lime Stone Farm of 1000 acres: one. If =
acres; also handsome Farms of 100 acres sj and 2tI
acres. A Country Seat of acres and a Farm nr :.
acres, near the city Apply to VI -
THOMAS j. GOTT, IL Second st.,
,,,... -.. Adjoining the ENchanrc
Ni''N,'t' NI-N . w Nv LllJ. lnlh
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n7-wE FEEL, TT TO BE OUR DUTY. as CT

G3-WE FEEL TT TO BE OUR DUTY, as chron-
cers of what tanspires in this little world of ours to
notice the great and continued excitement kept up at
the elegantly arranged office of our friends, Messls.
EMORY 4 CO, No. . North Calvert ST. The merry
jingle of the 'Yeow Jackcts'' prize after prize is
cashed by these successful veuderE, is envening be-
You'd description. Several OF our acquaiutances-
though in need of increase of thswOrd's goods
induced, we presume, by the widely extended pop
uary of these gentlemen prize sellers, paid them
visit last week, and drew n considerable number of
very handsome prizes, which they, in truly pilan-
hroPc spirit, presented to several of our benevolent
institutions We notice this matter in justice TO this
old established firm, for certain it is they have re-
evcd the very pressing necessities of large portion
OF community ard that friends, particularly
those i'll the country, who may choose to invest their
surplus cash in this species of speculation, may know
where $50 says repon,) they will have the best chance
of success. Their Office is No. North Calvert ST
nearly opposite Barnums City Hotel where the lot
terry business is conducted in all its branches upon
equal and fair terms. ii
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FGARruL Loss. It is computed that there
has been consumed by fire in the United States
during the last two months, property to the
amount Of SIC. 600 600!
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kcENpARrsm. The managers of the Phil
adclphia Academy of Fine Arts, which WIS
nearly entirely consumed by fire a few nights
ago, offered reward of $500, on Monday, for
the ineendiary, and ON the ensuing night the
torch Of the villain was again applied to the
ruins, It was discovered, however, in time to
be SUPPRESSED
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ABOLITION Row. An abolition convention
Brney is in attendance A few nights since a
gang of rowdies made an attack OH the build
'ny in which they are sitting, but tie inteTfer-
ence of the police soon restored order. SIEVE
raj of the rioters we're arrested, when an at
tempt to rescue them was made by the popu-
lace, during which several persons were in
iurai
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MAYORS OFFICE, June II, l8i5.

To he Citizens Of Balttmore:
Or You resnectuliy invited to assemble at the
Exchange on THURSDAY the 18th inst, at IL o'cIk
to give expression to The feeling of deep sorrow which
pervades our community, caused by the melancholy
intelligence OF the death of ANDREW JACKSON,
and to make suitable arrangements for paying appro
pirate honOrs to the illnstrOus dead.
jele-4t JACOB 6. DAVIES, Mayor.
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HAZE STORM The last Western (Mo.) Ex
postor says: ave Learn that hail fell a few
miles southwest of this town last Wednesday,
weighing from three to four ounces. The glass
in many windows were broken in, and it is
feared that considerable damage has been done
TO the wheat and hemp on several farms"
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DEAD. The Philadelphia papers announce
the death of Edward l.. Carey, Esq, of the
firm of Carey & Hart, booksellers and publish
crs, of that city, in the list year of his aye.
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Nor Hung. A man by the name of Nc
Cauly was 10 have been hung at Keosauque,
Iowa, for some crime, but stay of execution
on legal informalites took place which so en-.
ragged the assembled multitude that they burnt
the Judge in efiigy Quite an escape for the
Judge.
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A REPORTED DISASTER. The Portland Nd
vertiser of Saturday, has report, from a Cap
tain of schooner, arrived there on Friday,
that at > o'clock in the morning, the Isle OF
Shoals light some ten miles Distant, steamer,
which was going at great speed through the
water passed him close aboard, and in a few
minutes after, he heard loud screams of distress
from a number of voices, followed by IL heavy
crash as though the steamer had run into some
vessel The steamer Immediately stopped her
machinery, and lay near the spot apparently
for quarter of an hour. The Boston papers
say that no Eastern steamer left there on
Thursday.
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II EEp cool! KEEP CUOL!:
ASh- WATERWAYS PATENT PORTABLE
PNEUMATIC SHOWER RArII Ann

PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATH AND
IMPROVED BATHING PAN
Those aSon TO adopt the healthy practice Of daily
aDunn, WIll una the above The easiest, cheapest and
quickest method of performing the operation
As an evidence of their superiority and utility hun
dteds have been sold within the last two seasons
Another supply just finished by the manufacturers
and sole proprieIors for Baltimore and Washington,
JAMES CORTLAN * SON
No. I8 Baltimore street
iel6 nearly opposite the Centre Market
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TAKE NoTicE. The Commissioner of Pa
tents gives notice that after the LIST of July,
when the post Office law goes into operation,
no letter addressed to his office will be taken
out unless the postage on it be paid.
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HEAcHANr HOTEL,
South Charles street, June ID, 1915.
We are using the BUTLER coal, furnished by
MeSSfs' EST Cos in our "Cooking Range" and
pronounce it fully equal, if not superior 10 any Coal
we have ever used. We find ii TO barn free i, lasting
and free from '.cnkcrs' and have no brsitancv in
saying we prefer It, CUMMING lioPKINs,
Projectors NJ II.
The subscribers having made Arrangements for an
ample supply of this superior article of fuel are now
prepared 10 furnish consumers the lowest market
price per ton OF 2240 lbs. Orders LETT with the suh
scnbers or through the Post Office will meet win
prompt attention. CHARLES WEST & Co,
Butter Coal Office,
jels colt $. w. cor. Cav and Bnltimn-p Sc
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AccIDENr AT GEoRGETowN. We learn
from the Advocate, that on Monday, while the
workmen engaged IN the erection Of the large
building designed for a cotton factory, on the
site of the late "Georgetown Mills" were in
the act of elevatng some of the heavier tim
bers to the summit Of the walls, the scatioId-
ing gave way, precipitating several of them a
distance of thirty feet upon the stones in the
the whole distance, but escaped with slight in
jury. Mr.. Samuel BYers had his wrist badly
hurt and was much bruised. A colored man,
named James Bell, had his thigh broken and
was dangerously wounded. One or two other
woykmen were sIightly injured.
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AN OLD FLAG. A splendid flag was exlib
tied Oh Friday in Philadelphia, which had beer
made for an old company of artillery, establish
ed in Virginia in SOL called the Public Guards
now under the command of Capt. Dimmock.
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FHNHAEELLING DRESSES We have lust
Ill received an assortment of articles for TRAVELLING
Dresses, viz:
aLfaCaS, browns, greens, states, fawn, dfab &c.
trey Pongee; supertlne 4 Brown Linen
French Mfrinoes: plain M0usines &c.
lot of cheap W0rsted Plads, for bathing dtesses
silk Oil Cloths, tor Caps
great lot Of large heavy WOOLLEN SnAVLS.
(cneap) for travelling
Beautiful Rew s lie Chenlisetts; French Collars Ac
FOulsrd Silks; Muslins; Ginshams.
HAMILTON EASTER s CO.
jel5-6t a03 baltimore STRAIT
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Coal TRANSFORMATIONS The Philadelphia
and Reading Rail Road Company during the
last week, transported over their road from the
mines 20, l9l tons of coal
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10 e. $. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, sc. sc.
JI3t- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. &c.
Frames re-gullt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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uh'UHD KEN Is WANTED. il
EECTLEES COAL.

n 7
aD FOR COOKING STOVES AND RANGES
Used by all the pinci pal Hotels in the civ and nc
kno"ledged to he unequalIed BY auy Coal m this
market, tor cooking purposes, ard house purposes
generally
The following is submitted az of the many Ger
titicates in possession.
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G3-D JOHN Nj. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baltimore b.,
fifh door east of Ffont.-THE Best SERIES OF MEDI-
cINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold this La
boratory, 10 wit!-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Btters, 25 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, SO cents
a, bottle; Cholera Specific, 25 cents hottie; New
Emetic Preparation, l2i ceats vial; PeduviurH or
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents a package; Cough Sy
rnp, for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c.
37t cents bottle: New Remedy for Group l2s cents
IA via Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants so bottle;
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrscaon, and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles %; Dysen-
terry Cordial 50 cts bottle, &c. sc. &c. Printed di-
rections for the administration of these remedies ac
company each article. N. B. Advice givrE by DR..
w. free of charge. ml3-tf
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ANOTHER New AND ImpokTINr RAuRo

ANOTHER New AND lMpoKTANr RAILROAD
lNvESrro5. We are Informed by J. Hancock,
ESQ, Patent Agent, in this city, says the
Philadelphia U. $. Gazette, that letters pa
tent are now in progress for an original Rail-
road Safety Guard that bids fair to become an
important invention. Its object is to prevent
locomotives, cars, SC, from running off the
track, and in the event of an axle breaking TO
save further damages. Disiderata to the whole
community. The cost of applying it to railroads
already in use will not exceed, we understand,
the ordinary expenses of repairs, &c, but on
the contrary will serve to lessen them, besides
having tendency to keep animals off the
track. The speed, it is said, can also be in
creased to co miles an hour, or more, with per-
feet safety to life and property.
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HNAME FORTUNES FAVoRs still con
II D tinues 10 flow, in constant stream, at the lucky
office of BYRNE Il co. We sold four three No
tickets ycsterdaytwo of $500. one of l23, and one
of 500 This is the truly lucky office. Try II THIS
MORNING in the following good scheme-s2a, QUO
5000, 10 of $1,000. Tickets So; quarters sl2o.
Drawing of Bel-Ar, class "a. dawn csterday
St 4S 3 80 9 Is 30 as &c % AZ 69 81
BYRNE * 90.
North East corner of Exchange Place
II and South ST., Yellow House.
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noble and gallant defenders. In such cause
ali feelings but those Of patriotism should be
buried; aud We are happy to say, that such we
fell confident is the prevailing disposition
among the citizens of Baltimore.
DIVISION OF TUE CuY INTO Twenty
WARDS The Baltimore correspondent Of the
New York Herald knows more than we Go of
the proceedings Of the Commissioners appoint
ed by the Governor to divide the city into
twenty wards, if what he states he correct
He says that they are progressing with their
labors greatly to the satisfaction Of the wings,
aud the chagrn Of the democrats" We have
not seen single individual who seemed to
know how they were progressing, or in what
manner they are locating tho wards; we hope,
however, that they are proceeding upon Prin-
cip,es Of strict Justice. The correspondent OF
the Herald intimates, that they are attempting
TO garrymandcy the city with the view to par
tlcular mtcrests-that "they are endeavoring
80 TO manage things as to throw the ninth ward
into the tiud congressional district, where ii
can do no harm to the wings, and will secure
thero-election of JOHN P. Kennedy to congress
from the second district" and that the city will
be cut up lin such Il way that majority of the
wards vii! elect wing couucilmen, even should
the aggregate vote he against them"
We know nothing Of the designs here inn
puted to the commissioners. 1t is certain that
tho existing wards are very unequal, and that
different arrangement was called for. Had the
City Council made more equal distribution OF
the voters of the city, it is likely that the legis-
lature would not have nterlered with the sub
Jet. Necessity compelled the present change;
for it is notorious, thlt in some OF the wards it
has heretofore been almost if not quite impos-
sbe, for the Judges Of clocti5n TO receive all the
legal votes offered. The consequence has been,
that votes have not been properly scrutiniLed
for the want OF time, These nconVenenceS
will be removed by the division ofthe city into
twenty wards: and to prevent new and unne-
cessary changes, we hope and believe, that the
vision nov being made, will be done with
perfect tirncss 20 rs to give, rs nearly as prac-
tcablr, an equal nunbe! o.! votes to each ward.
1t will be time enough TO ccnsurc the commits
sjoners when they shall have finished their la
bors, and the rcsalt he shcwn to be worthy of
condemnation.
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AMERICAN COINAGE. We are glad to learn
says the National IntelIigencer) from para
graph in the official paper, that the Secretary
of the Treasury has directed his attention to
this subject; and that the sum Of $4,000 has
been drawn from various Opposite banks in
Mexican dollars, &c. and sent to the Mint and
Branch MINIS to be coined into dimes and half
dimes. This additional supply of these useful
coins will greatly add to the convenience of
the public, under the operation of the new
post office law. More, we are told, will be
sent, to the full extent authorized by law
And also that the next issue will probably be
of quarters, when sufficient number of dimes
and half dimes shall be coined.
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N5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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dcpress the price of stocks; aud until our reIa-
tons with both shall have been amicably ad-
justed, we must expect fluctuations in the stock
market Our conviction is, that we shall be
able to preserve an honorable peace with both
nations, for some years whether Texas be or
be not annexed to the United States-though
we believe that annexation will lead to dis
puteS about boundaries between this country
and Mexico, and finally to collision.
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a pERNfUDA ARROW ROOT Just land,
MD very fine article, at so cents per 10. Coope
lsinglass, at l.2O per b very fine quality Of +
Birthstone for BOnnetmakers, at lbs. for 25 cents.
general assortment of Teoth Brushes, Pesfumery,S
&C., al reduced prices, by
q. WISEMAN, Ap0theeaTy,
Light ST., opposite the Fountain Hotel-and
ml9- corner west Baltimore and Cove *
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF RAI.TIMnRF
TUESDAY, JUNE II ls45.
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INVESTMENTS MADE TO BETTER ADFAN
b VANTAGE AT Nj. DOYLE'S Capital Prize ID,
pot opposite the Railroad Depot, next to Bradshaw
United States Hotel, than at other place in Baltimore
Persons that invest from S. to 800 III certificates
packages and get from $4,000 TO 10000, may be sal
10 have made very fair investment Yet these thinl
happen almos, every Say at NJ. DoYLE'S. Call an
try for yourselves.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50, siiar'
in proportion. ~ H.,
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares ;
nronortion, Certificates of 2! whole tickets will
issued at Sl2; half tickets SO cents; certificates OF
halves Wi, be issued at Sc; quarters % cents; cert
fcates of % quarters will be ssned al S'-hay df'
over u 900. III, l., ,;,, ., ,,,,,,,, ,,L>, -,
chase by the package orauantIty. ,.
,.s nackaae, single ticket, or sEare. All orders, !
mai, or otherwise adore ssed 10
mon W nj. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
!, rR1 OOposite u. & q. R. r. Depot