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F(lITRTIi or ,JJJJY.

II eT,.ss The tavorite Steamer RIPARIAN
EE1,ss MOCK will make Pleasure Excursion
SafsEgssnss6&z- TO Chcstertown the coming 4th of
July. accompanied by RlCE'S FULL COTllILION
BAND. Particulars in a future advertisement
iel9- VISIT
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. NIEACR,AnI.

IO2s CosNER BALTIMORE n l'oLLIpAY-sTs.
HOUSES .4ND LOTS IN C.7RL LINE IND Me
ELDERHY STREETS.
AsSA, ON MONDAY AFTEETGON, ord June,
EasEI al O'Clock, will sell on the premises, the
fseFi sad two story Brick ROUSE and LOT, sit
uated on Cafolne street, betwHsIi Monument
and McEldeiry The property to be sosi subject to
;gro"nd rent Of $3.50 per annum-the lease to be
bought at 81 81, AZ the option Of the purchase
Also, Immediately after the above a tw0 story
HOUSE and LOT on McEldcrry street, ear the
rails, subject To ground rent Of S2 per aunum.
Terms one quarter cash. ana balance in sy months
Tor approved paper bear interest from day of sale
Jr20 - K. MEACHAM, Apctr.
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fK CsTEL'S SALE OF PROPERTY ON
n LOMBARD STREET. by rrtue of a Decree
OF balHore County ecu I, sitting as Court OF Foul
", the undersigned will o1er public sale on the
PREMISES ~ one O'Clock on THURSDAY, the 3D. day
Ii OF July, Si5-the LOT and DWELLING
@TsTA No. 3l3 w Lombard street. The Lot fronts
knka % feet on the south side of Lombard st. and
tA4sai.rNnS PACK us feet TO Carpenters alley The
wiue ana 81 feet deep, and is built as TO admit the
construction OF front huldn. on the lot.
u mas Two parlors, two chambers on I'd floor. and
TWO altlc rooms finished with square ceilings The
parlors and chambers have marble mantels and tho
steps, sIlIs &c OF the house also of marble liner,
Is pump of fine water in the yard with spring honsp
smoke house. &C. &c,
Ihe house ia bu in the best manner, and is very
desirable, both on Of its location and The con-
venence with which it is furnished.
lhe Lot s subject to ground rent offorty one dol
lars, rcdecmable.
The terms of sale half cash. and the balance
IN tfte aud SIX months. The credit payments to hear
interest and be secured by approved bonds notes.
w. A. TALBOT"r, Trustee.
jel2 cots CANNON, BENNETT * Co. Anct'rs.
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FHNHE FRENCH CAPSULE OF GELATINE
"A AND PURE BALSAM COPABIA for sale by
SETH ) iANCE, 1903 Baltimore street, and cor. OF
Charles and Pratt SITS. m2i
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AND RETAIL,

Wv SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, SC.
No. 10 SOUTH STREET.
r. ~ The undersigned reSpt c,.uy
n IN turn their thanks to their numerous
80 ess%=sN friends and the public for their past
IL So IN y tayors, and respectfully ask con-
" ,c.SS-.-s..M tinuance of the We have in
store large and general assortment
Of Ladies' and ,entemen's plain and quilted SAD
DIES, of various qualities and prices.
We have alsG very superior sentiemen's SADDLES,
made on the very best English rees and of the best
English Leather-al Of which are warranted as re-
presented.
A large and general assortment of Coach, Gig and
Wagon HARNESS, Df silver, brass, covered and ia
PANIED mounting.
Also, n very large assortment of TRAVELLING
TRUNKS; some OF which made after the well
known English Trunk, of solid leather. and winch
cannot be- broken by the hard knocks of travelling
Hand Trunks; Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, various sizes.
Tr yelling Bags; VatiseS; Saddle Bags: Heads and
Rens; AlaEhngae Collars; liaimcs; Blind Brides Hal
tiers; Cart aud Wagon Harness
Also very superior assortmento of Bit and Birdoon
Bnd'es, best English Leather; Snofel Brides; Mar
tinsaleS and Whips Of the best quality.
Military work made al the shortest notice and IN the.
most fashionable style. JENKINS < Lilly,
nh2f 2aw3m.
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YeNIIE SUBSCRIBER intending being absent
~ from Baltimore for some time, refers those hav
ing business with him to JOHN PICKELL, Esq, corner
of South and Lombard Streets who is also authorized
to treat for the sale of the Country Seat and Farm
heretofore advertised by the subscriber
ieI4-eo1t THOS. SYMINGTON.
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n. UUYLE, no. IN Pratt stfeet,
II TR1 0ppOsitp r. X o. r. r. Depot.

n IVER COMPLAINT Immediately yields its
EA evil influence the constitution to HANCE'S
SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS For sale by
SETH ). HANCE, l09 Baltimore ST and al his old
stand. cor. Of Charles and Pratt SITS. m24
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w A n rs
TO HIRE.

NATIONAL HOTEL.
(LATE WIITTM.9N'S EAGLE HOTEL.)
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STREET,
And IN the immediate vicinity OF all the Steamboat
and Packet Landings,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
fNNHtS large and CONF Odious House has recently
"A been taken by the subscriber, and has undergone
a thorough renovation. II is now NEWLY furnished
and underlined in every department, and compares
iavorahy with any Southern Hotel
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt attention,
civhty, an excellent Table, in charge eff capable and
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS.
MEALS always ready upon the arrival Of the diff
tereni trains of cars and steamboats,, served up in s-
perOr style
The patronage Of the public is most respectfully
solicited, aud no CXCruns shall be spared upon my
part e render all who may stop my house al home,
m2O If ]. STOCKERlDGE, Jr.. Proprietor.
atIIAMOiS SKINS, for cleaning plated ware,
~ washing furniture, windows, SC; very useful
article in every family Just received and for sale by
T.. C.. WETMORE co,
No. North Howard street,
lell-lIn 81 door from BaltiIn ore-st.
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The subscriber keeps always or
E5sskEEs vi hand an assortment of &. Meyer'i
TT y TT First Premium PIANO FORrES
Rose wood and mahogany cases, war
ranted to stand any climate, cheap for cash.
J. f. BOSWELL, Masic Dealer,
m23-ly No. AL BaltimoIs street.
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5s9 ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
TN AND JEWELRY, received this day, May 81,
AZ SEand are now ready for my customers and
ss.>nS those who would wish TO purchase good
Nach The stock cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment for hneness of quany-amOng which
are Gold Levers, of NJ. l. Tobias s. Co.'S; J. P. John
sons Church St Watches; Gold Lcpines; Gold An
cher Levers; Gold Cap; Brass Cap; first quality Silver
hhch"f Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches &c which are
offered wholesale and retail by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
at his cid established store Water-st. second door
HoH avert. cd
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BY Fl. w. EOOL.

No, 81 BALTIMORE STREET.
SttS=% TO TEACHERS. AND OTHERS "A
g.G,;. EM.TALE SCHOOL HOUSEAND Dwell
M}atm LING, known as that of the late Nicholas
ia..tA Spilman'S, deceased, for Auction ON FRIDAY
~ lENNOON, June 9Th, at D. on The premises, on
e norm west side of tllilen, near Monument street
M property viii readily rent for $500 per annum irs
location Is admirably adapted for extensive schoel
anu HIS heretofore commanded very large patronage
etms, one half cash, and the balance on a credit of
" anu months with interest from day of saIe TO he
SECURE" 10 Tie satisfaction of The administrators
JOHN II, ING, Calvert street
adjoining Mechanics Bank
Jti l-2d-2b- 2O-2I6t II. w. BOOI. Auct
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as&h POTS fresh Canton Preserved GINGER,
wv Just received and will be sold very low, by
MARCUS DENISON,
jelo 81 Baltimore street.
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NEW NOVEL-"Whos shall be Herr by Miss
~ Ellen Pickering, author of Nan Darrell. Secret
Foe, &c. Just received for SAFE by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers Stationers and Blank Book Manuac-
turerS, Isl Pratt-s, adjoining Railro Al Depot. ie2O
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HWEADACHECA BE CURED BY USING
N HANCE>S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. For sale by SETH 8. HANCE, l06 Balt-
ct and at his aid stand, corner Of Charles and
Pratt SIS, pa4
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mr.. LEACH.

E------ss> DIR. LFACH, Opposite -,
SslszSaesszsseA Paul's Church, North CHARLES
sTsEHT sG"=Hs: e esfs
or Mechanical DENTISTRY, and
has facilities which enable him to insert Artificial
Teeth cheaper Than be done at any other pit 70,
and warranted equal to any, and 10 give satisfaction,
or no pay required. Call and see The best Force
lain Teeth and purest Gold used in all cases Ex-
tracing Teeth or broken Fangs, without njurng the
Jaw or much pain, (lay or EVENING" 25 cts. jesO-d
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FENhlEk'S HISTORY OF THE CONSUL
Il ATE AND EMPIRE IN FRENCH. Just IN
nnrf cd md for La IL,

FENhlhk'S HISTORY OF THE CONSUL
IL ATE AND EMPIRE IN FRENCH. Just IN
ported and for sale by +. LUCAS, Jr,
No. no baltimore street
Historic DU CONSULAT Ell DE I'EMPIRE,
par A. Theirs, ARcies President du ConseI des Min
stres. To be completed IN 10 parts Parts l. and ;
now for sale of the cheap French edtion
Also, few cop!tsof The fine edition, with nor.
traits 81 Bonaparte as LIST Consul, Napoleon as En-
pefor, Soult, Prince Eugene, Bemadotte Alexander
LIST, Frederic Augustus, William ID Of Prussia Fran.
els lst of Austria, Mura and THEIRS together with
many handsome "oed cuts. iel6
EHANCE'S ShRSAPARILLA, VEGETABLE
q. OR BLDO4 PILLS.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
removing bile,
correcting disorders
of the stomach and bowels,
costiseness, dyspepsia, swimming
IN the head &c. Persons of full habit,
who are subject to Headache, Giddness. brow
sness, and Singing in the Ears arising from too great
flow of blood 10 the head, should never be with
OUT Them, as Ianny DANGEROUS symptoms
will be entirely carried of by their
immediate use.
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IE SCOTT informs the public in general, that
I'VE sshe still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANDATORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, Ne IL SOUTH STREET
Q0- Ladies plain FRONT BRAIDS manufactured
in superior manner. apes 3mif
ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY. FOR
u Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and dithc8lt Bre ath
ing Prepared and sold by G. X. TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and Hgh sts.
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"E NEVER HEAR A PERSON com
w planning of sick headache, coS,lVeHess or
gddiness but Invariably enquire if they have tried
H.aNCES S.6RS.AP.4RILL.4 OR BLOOD PILLS,
for they by far the best remedy Tor purifying the
blood and curing the above named diseases that have
ever been discovered. Price % cents per box, or
boxes for 81. For sale by ,., .
SETH s. HANCE,
los Baltimore street, and
n24 corner of Charles and Pratt sts
WN NJ. SHANE. TAILOR and SCOURER, No.
MLs 10 Camden street, between Charles and Light.
NIB. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired at
the shortest notice. Tar, paint, &C. removed without
iniury 10 the cloth. ap29-3m"
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UN w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST
HAe N. w. corner of Eutaw and Lombard streets
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION

TO WATER-OAK POINT ON ROCK CREEK
by the SUNDAY SCHOOL SOClEIG VI
NURTII BALTIMORE STATION.
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imponngy to his. but the pallid lip, which began
to rembe. found no words.
| ~ gu are silent, Christina be went on May
interpret your silence into consent? offer you
with the hand of the man whom destine for YOU
the fuhlment of your wishes, for he will take car
OF You and yours, and be the firm rock, on which
The feeble tendrls Of your youth may support them.
selves"
"fou will not connect yourself with youth. %
resumed the king. after pause, during which
Christina stood silently weeping before him now
say that you are serious In making more worthy
choice; give me, by your free eonseai, power 10
announce to the happy man, whom | already con-
slider as your husband, that you will eniven the
| autumn OF hrs days with your fresh spring."
Stay my king sobbed Christina, but think no
worse OF me Than | deserve, when Confess to
you that have changed my opinion since yester-
day, aud have taken resolution to end my days
IN single State, Ask not why--I dare not tell you,
hardly know myself she added concealng her
face.
How, Christina said the king, what can so
suddenly have changed your opinion, when il was
reason aud reflection that guided you. II is only
evIiy that thus hastily alters resolutions. Give
me your reasons, if you would not have me to
believe that you have acted from mere 6ckleuess.'
The trembling maiden now regained her COM
posture. Her tears ceased 10 flow, the tumuit OF
her bosom appeared to be hushed. Your Males
~ IS angry, she said, with all the melting harno-
ny which nature had given to her melting Voice,
aud all The dignity OF female innocence, which is
nself injured by reProaches. You are angry
With me, and this is The greatest sorrow which
could have beialIen NE. And yet, even at The
high price of reconciliation with you, | cannot
give up the conuclIon which yesterday forced IL
self upon me, namely she added, blushng, aud
tImdy turning her eyes from him, that 4. was
no vision which had represented TO my self with
all the trans of manly perfection, that il lives, but
never !or me-
She attempted 10 go, but Christian seized her
trembling hand and held her tack. He saw lhro'
her soul, aud his own was filled with transport,
yet he restrained the expression of his feelings.
Thus then, you rejec! the sutton whom l offer
you 2 he SAID, with "a smile.
Christina crossed her hands on her breast and
bowed her head in token of assent.
Even were it myself he added.
Unable to speak, she sank OH her knees before
hun. The mOuarch stopped and kissed her brow.
Il chose thee TO be my wife, he said, "aud thy
happiness shall be sacred TO me as if thou vert of
equal birth, and royal race
Christina now, for the first time, veDtured to
cherish the hopes which had been awakened IN
her bosom. She returned the embrace of the
monarch with all the ardor of her nature. and a.
vowed unalterabie love and fidelity to him, who
had gained almost Inconsciouslv, her hearts first
aud warmest affections.
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NUMBER &c.

Certainly there could not be found two bet er
subjects for drama, than in the position Of, the
two young girls, The life of The Prince OF Peace
ln some sketches of the lowas now in Paris, we
admire the French talent at observation. SD supe-
rior to our own. Not without avail do they 1--we
so much for aud in the day. The careful Amer
cans see hundreds of such shows, and find all
barren; they are engrossed with money ma
king aud politics that they have lItle sense for
what cannot contribute 10 success in these. These
very Iowas they have SO dull j, while the quick
Frenchman catches at once the flavor OF Indian
life. Let US learn from all the natons.-- Tribune
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FIR e NCH GAlETY.

Our gay allies, in the time Of the Revolution, a.
unused themselves by practising how TO mount the
scaffold gracefully. DeVIgny describes scenes of
his kind, where the prisoners would assemble
daily, arrange chairs as the steps of the scafod,
and each take his or her turn ia preparind how TO
receive the guillotine the rest applaudng or laugh
ing, according as the novice showed grace awk-
wardLess. In the time when every heart quaked
with antcipalions of the fearful pests that was
marching, with colossal strides over The civilized
part of the globe, Cholera-balets and Cholera
quadrilles were all the rage al Paris. Everybody
knows how they treat the subject of suicide, but
we have never seen any anecdole on that subject
more characteristic than the following, which we
take from the Courier of the United States.
! 1t seems there is talk of making tine Pont Des
Arts. lover tho Seine> free bridge. The old
sentinel Who takes the toll on this bridge is natur
ally opposed to the change. He has preferred this
argument againsi it: "Oden," said he, '.uufortu-
mates have given me their last sou 20 obtain the
privilege of precipitating themselves into the Seine
from this aristocraiic bridge. Think how many
suicides there will Oe when they do aot have TO
pay even sou,"
"This reminds u.s." continues the lively writer.
'of piquant adventure which happened lately on
the same bridge:
well dressed man pass without paying: he call
ed out, and the not seeming to hear, ran after
him. He finds him sobbng, his face bathed in
tears, approaching the brink with every sign of
despair if about perpetrate the fatal act. The
old soldier, quite moved, forgot the toll. He drew
near, tried TO calm the puor man, and addressed TO
him consoling words. But the unfortunate was
obstinate 10 his determination to die. At last he
suffered himself TO be drawn, apparently much
against his viii, to the other end Of the bridge
Only there would the kind toll-man leave him after
making him promise to give up his gloomy pur-
pose. But hardly had he passed the steps and
found himself on the other side of the bridge, than
he recalled his saviour, who. with amazement
found him giggIing in the migst Of group of
young men " no seemed not less gay than himself.
1t was NJ, one of our wiitiest writer's, who
had laid a wager that he would pass the bridge
without naeioo the toll or running. Thanks to
'nls dramatic powers, he had won. The sentinel
received, besides the toll, louis for the kindness
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OrThere is woman large ct Cleveland
Ohio, that her husband Gait hug her all al once.
He is obliged to make chalk mari, so as 10 FnHw
whereabouts to commence the next time going
round her. Sal ~ ~. -
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GA Cockney recently asked what he thought
of prairie at which he was looking. exclaimed.
my heyes what nice place for pitching quoits!'
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CITY OF Sps'. ,sI,oss
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELrHI. Mar ll-Below, Hope, Dantze New Or
leans; Octavis. Smith, Attakapas, La. stS
BAlTIMoRE Feb Arr Lawrence, Hamilton. Boston. Be
Prince; Loto, Henderson, New Orleans Chase
Norfolk Shawmut, Boston SID Ida, Boston; Homer, New
Orleans; Iowa Port Spain.
,NoaroLT hh sA Bolivar. Barnard Nantucket Preston
Williams: Fall River; Revoutioneer Ellis New York; Pres
dent Wibour John, PR; Champion Cross Fall River Be
low. Bachelor, New Orleans; Henry Clay New York: The
Virginia, for Charleston. this morning In Hamp
tan Roacs Virginia. I'm New Orleans bound to Richmond
spoken.
Germ, days from Taaks Island, off the Rappahaunock
Edwin, Of Providence, for New York. 18th instant off Hattie
fax.
Foreign Ports.
Sr JOHN, II, Feb 2I-Iu port, Amanda, for New York
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state or Trade.

AsHEs-Pots continue in very limited request, and we
al "a 1871.
BREApsTuFFs-Four continues without change in
price. Gonesee, 81 SIT IA 37i
CorToN-y DAY the trsnsactisns largc-say 8 500
bales Holders disposed to sell at rates they had
steadily refused for the last few days. Spnners have
taken 800 bales of the above. :
BEEswAx--Pfime yellow Of all descriptions, sells as
waated, at a9t aa9ac The demand is very limited.
HAr-Sales Of this article made as wanted at 40
4os Tor common qualities Of North River bale and soc for
prime The enquiry isto very moderate extent
PRoysIoNsIe demand for articles under this head il
very limited aud quotations remain without alteration
WHIsREy-Drud5a casks we still quote at 22c and
western and prison barrels at % 2sIc.
REAL EsTATE-.dt .Atcfion-Two story brick house and
store $50 Grand street, lot ~ by 5s $7425 two story
brck house and store 2S7 adjoining Of Allen ST.
lot ~ by 81 IT. $1,000; two story frame dwelling Allen
street. lot - by ~ H. So 400 two lots Sixth street,
east oil avenue G. each % Il by half the block $50
EACH $250O lot on avenue c. 90 feet south Of Sixth ST.
2ii ~ so IT, $780, lot la7th street, between 4th and
ah avenues 70 by 100 It, $40; lot adjoining, size
T2fo two lots on 46h street. each 20 by 100 feet
eacn, $270. r' 5'