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y J:,,,,. 4. )t:. p,1 p,,t Rejection oF
,Ls T;,nio;G, nm, 4 r,,oetiny or ne Stock
,..l,o,S NJ .nc Rli,mnrc. Obio Railroad
,y,s hr3 Yesterday morripr. agrceably -
,,IJ from ,He prati.',ol and directors TO take
,,, ems. Icro,;on ~, oros,inn of occcpt;,g
tho law of the legislature Of Ni,,inra. author
isinr fine construction of the Railroad through
tina, State TO the ci,y of Wheeling, on the
ONO River. There vas yery larr, number
al Stockholders; prasonl. and a very decided
majority Of the stock was represented. Ine
meeting was organized by calling John Mel
son, ESQ, to the Chair, aud appointing J. J.
Atkinson, Secretary. Nh j. ). Alexander
appeared as the representative of the stock
subscribed hY the city OF Wheeling; bu' on eN-
ANIMATION it was ascGrtaincd that the subscrip-
ton Of that city was made conditional, AID
( that the conditions not having been fulfilled,
the subscription was vacated some time since,
/ as provided by law. Wheeling, It vas there
fore decided, Is not stakeholder In the Conn
/ pany. communication was received from
/ MIR. McLane, the President, which was read.
| 1t reviews at lcugth the law Of the Legislature
Of Virginia, and earnestly recommended that
! it should not be accepted. A motion was made
to postpone action Oh the subject, at tins time,
but the motion was lost by large majority
/ MIR. J. p. Kennedy then offered preamble,
setting forth at length iriy the law should not
be accepted, and concluding 10y a resolution
"resPecttuily declining to accept the law OF
Nrglnla, which was unanimously adopted
The meeting then ADJOURNED
City Court, In this court, on Saturday last,
| VIM. Essender a youth AGED about ii years,
who was convicted during recent tern OF the
court Of haE'Hg tTed the carnage mtnn'actory
OF VII. Michael N,oss' IN the western part OF
the city, was discharged from custody under
authority OF pardon itom the Governor, on
cona'lloh that ne leave 'iie elaIe' he iolo"-
ing cases were disposed OF; 'ohh Lehman, Tor
asSao'tthg Johh w. Smlth, vas H"sH > ana
ORDERED 10 oe imprisoned one week ana upon
tnofge o. na'l'g assaulted inns, 3e"zet
I'He sentence Heo' zones {coioFeo') c"afg-
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MONDAY Mn&EGG, JrrY II, l.as,


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..,,..,,r.- Wa trn., .l..i t,.t rr.cluly.
....l.. .,,...,,.1 nv all n,r,;.4. ,.,.tliur can
g., .,,r. l,,iroll, +, rvrrv honest .,2ru Of
}f,,.l,ul ,t,.,, son. ,l,, lr.5., o, tne safe
.,....,l ,ri, ,la,- ,.,,,rr.-..,yc have
.,..,,.l.,.,. f., ,.,r f,anrp.. y uon little
,.,,,,l, ...,l .,Ii o,,,h,o the next Gc-
,,r,I As.,.,.,l,. T., .,ro..iIo sufficient means to
rcir.,,,o. -, E., ,,c rank Of honest and debt
oavin,, rp,,l,. We have only to remain slca-
dvanI firm. ,p keen ND subsisuug taxes rs far
nc ,r,c,ioqI,a. ,,,Ls Tie samp tar more cGtc-
...,,i. ,l.. co.,. in (Which if has been
"'f' ''"''J ''' ...l
era"ed, ana Apply ID WIN "'o'o p''''''o''' III"
more extensively and there cannot remain a
doubt that We shall sooa pay off our annual
t,A, Tr,i or,s done public confidence. with
49,. T., ..o ,,,,
P"'Nc crc"''' Fo''o'''' ''S ""9 NOPE 10 '''"''
The t'"d tGc'"
The stamp tax in it, present operation, it is
supposed, viii produce not less than one hun
,.,i ,l,,,,,,o.,J d,,,o-s. t,t ,hc olitor or fine
n.,I .,...,.,e,.;o,,
A'Fy''no h'F"o"'a" '"'"N7 " % ''o' S"'',''''''
y precise, extensive or effective. we DO not
know what further items it is desired to have
''',....I o,-,,;ai, 49,, ,bos, ADAMS, ybicb
'''''', .I'n.. 1,.;,,l
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ARRIVED.


New York
ARRIVED,
Rnrgue Lawrence, lIowes, 9 days from Boston A.
sutcd cargo, Ia Osborn y WhitrldgC.
HarqUr lda HalIctt, days trom Boston, = sorc.
cargo, {" Osborn x Whiuigr.
Brig Nict,lmr, Davis, 10 days from New Oreaa.
sugar, mrasS"S, Hand, Sc. to lno, X. Randall On II
4h instant, OF Double Head Shot Key. spoke buqu
Mary, MAJ ten, from New OhGans for Balti4nor-, an
supple d hrl with a barrel ol bread.
Brig Boston Nickcwon, days from Boston Z,
snitcd cage, 10 rhOs. X. Matthews.
Schr tcuritttl Hughes, ) days from Savanna
lumhrr and hides to J. X. Randall
Soht Fulton. smith, 10 days from trinidad, p
muNS~cS tn w. w. S"encc. Left 25th ut. hl.-r
rtwn.N, from NonllE. arrived 2ilh, in l9 days j..
bella, arrived 2ith' tr. Wm. Davis from New Yor,
arrived 2'lh schr Oregon, AppeEarth, from R!..
more, arrived 1iDh Dry Rebecra, Lohlnd oy 81
YORK. Nia -. Ia0msS, sailed 23i. Passengers =
tutou-Jno. Gray, Alex. lamison. Of Scotland -
Weaver, Anthony Weaver, and Alexander WeaYs.
carpenters
Steamer Cumberland, Comary, from Phgds pr
mdSe. to l.. &. Harris.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfo'k. So
of Smiths Point b2,!us, bound up.
Ship Severn, al New York from Antwerp, .eo'r-.
parted 60 with ship Powhatan, Hayden, from LIZ
pool for Baltimore. on Both ut lat. 43, Ion a.
from which lat 10 51i' Ion saw large fields Of ice
ship Hermann, Welsh, of Baltimore, from Ans.
dam for New lorr, was spoken l4;h ult, lat, s.: ::
Ion. II j. out 10 days.
sh.? Grace Brown Myers. from Bremen 70, 3. ..
requested % h reported.
B-rcEs C.arissa Perkins. Cobh in Bremen. ,--~
70 B:."m5:s. pli into New iaFk Hin Inst. 10 -
having l : gale on ,a- ON inst. from W : :" g:-a
~ .ua:nmast, mai4'1pm2si, split sa.s, s., e.:
knocked Gown her beam ends. and sioye - c.ss
water. The c. 7. had Il days passage ani r''-E-
IL passengers Size spoke the Gtl lsam. e.:
the gaze, l:t rs, Ion. 81, ship Grace Brown, N,es
from Bremen for Baltimore.
Barque Tlberias, CroRel, cleared at Boston -.
inst. for The Chesapeake Bay.
Barqnr K. II Douglass, Noryle, Of Baltimors. t.
Rio de Jnneiro, just arrived, the only Am les.
vessel at MOnlevldeo Odd April.
Brig WIN. Price, Mason, from Black River. Jam
June 20ih, arrived at New York lth inst. Lei 5I3
Nohlc Spcights, for New York, in IS days.
Brig ORLEANS, Long, sailed from st. Thomas -e;;
ut. for Porto Rico.
Brig Lady Adams, Benthail, cleared at New ior'
I'M inst. for Hampton Roads
Brig chatham, Nckefson, hence, was teleEraph~
at Rpston lth inst.
Brig Harriet, Moody hence for Fall River; a2 &c.
5ourhcrnrr, Taylor, from Boston for Baltimore We
ut Newport oh inst.
schr Gen. Washington, Gorllam, FROM Blitimor,
arrived AZ Savannah 7tli inst.
Hchr Walter Merchant, Deming, from Baltimore
arrived AZ Wilmington, ~ {, 9th inst. Schr Heroine
Paagapra, for Baltimore, cleared at do 3D.
srhr United, Bray, from Baltimore, aHtYcG at Pro
vdeucG 9h lust
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SlS2,67l SO

This is u large sum to be collected from these
sources; but it will be recolIected that the IN
come from the stamp act and other revenue
measures passed at the last session of the legiS-
laturc, amounting probably to from one hem
dred and fifty to two hundred thousand dollars
is to be added. 1t will be thus seen, that near
" two-thirds Of the amount required to pay the
interest on the public debt will be raised by
indirect taxes There is, however, one item
which we should be glad to see added, and
which would augment the revenue considcra-
bly,. We allude to the suggestion made dur
ing the last winter. by a writer in the Balti-
more Patriot-that is, to have registration of
all the voters Of the state, and to require that
each shall have certificate, for which he
shall pay the state one dollar, or not be entitled
to vote. This would be public benefit in
more than one way--for whilst it added con-
slderably 10 the public revenue, it would effoc-
tually secure the ballot box from imposition
"rhe principal OF the public debt of Maryland
bearing interest,"" (says the Maryland Repu6
iicau,) "amounts TO about the sum of twelve
millions Of doars. The arrears of intercs,
due OF the first Of December, 1914, were about
fourteen hundred thousand dollars, and the all
nnal interest upon our debt is about six hun
dred and sixty thousand dollars"
The principal Of twelve millions includes
we presume, the amount of state stock held bv
the treasurer and passed to the credit Of the
sinking fund. That fund amounts, we believe
TO some twelve or h.rteen hundred thousand
dollars besides which, we have bank stocks
which might be applied to the liquidation in
part OF the back interest, if it be not funded
Under these circumstances, we do not consider
the financial condition Of the state to be bv
any means desperate. All that is required is
energy--a determination 10 do our duty as
honest men, and we shall accomplish the object.
FIRE IN New YORK. On Thursday night,
fire occurred in Twenteth-st., New York, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Avenues, by which
IA houses were destroyed. The number Of ia
miles which have been reduced on this occa-
sion will number from so to co, and the da-
mage cannot be much less than $50, 900.
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"fIRsT Lessons IN LAIIN--A Series of EXC;CsGs,
Analytical and Synthetical in Latin Syntax, &c. BY
NC. Brooks, A. NJ, Professor of the Latin and Greek
languages, and Principal Of the High School. Balti-
more, Nd" We have already made favorable men
ton OF this little work, but we think il merits more
than ordinary notice. a book designed TO facilitate
the requirement Of the elements of the Latin Ian
guage is worthy Of careful examinations if it be like
~ TO accomplish the end proposed it should he recei
we'd as a literary boon of no little value We thpk
that the plan of instruction pursued by Mr. Brooks in
these "First Lessons is decided improvement upon
the cid fashion, which consisted in making boys per
feet in grammatical Ttes before they were permitted
to know any thing about the philosophy of grammar
We have sad reco!lectiOns of the DAYS of old when
il still true in the main, "a was once said " be-
lieve, by DR.. johnson, that 'ino one loved the man
who thosht him Latn''-When certainly no boy had
any reason to love the man who prepared Latin gram
mars-but the times ale changed, and changed for
the better We have not sufficient space to crtcise
Mr.. Brooks plan Of introduction, but we earnestly
recommend his Grammar and Lessons to the intelli-
gent and udicious teacher
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G3~CEiE3Ar. PRINTING, and PRINTING Of

't1'' 7 49,
every descrption executed with great despatch, atNo'
i3f BALTIMORE 3TBEGT-su"h 10
srs,-,,,,rr., mus Much 'nr.er than AHy "!h'F
- ''i''' / Il pIi-'''' office can execute.
LOTTERY Bulls, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS. BILLS OF hAlING,
STAGE 4 llhTTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS. Sc sc.
iadeod il Is needless 10 enumcia,a As we at pos
sos ed Of lclias for doing wore, in crysytc and IN
manner unsurpassed in this city,
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WATCHES AND JEWEIRY.
yNTIIHiIsM ROBINSON,

w BALTIMORE ST. opposite the Museum,
Is determined TO offer goods at prices that WIN insure
speedy sales i!it took is as varied aud complete as
supplies of Ladies', Cameo, Lava aud other BREAST
PINS and BRACEL Els; Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Rings; PenciIs gold Chains; Lockets; plated aud
Britannia Goods SC.
70 Also. WATCHES of all kinds, Of his own
%TM importann warranted the best and cheap
- .5p est in this market; and, being n Pracheai
Ie&..-vs workman, great care is taken IN selecting
such Watches as mist prove satisfactory TO the wear
er. Fine Watches Repaired.
iva eoIfr CORNER, opposite the Museum
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KatNI. II. E,EriN-lI.

-Tg-'IF-II
i,EffE=isssN FASHIONABLE AND Practical II AFTER,
ISE .a.s 2& BALTIMORE STREET,
es.b. IA IL BoSs IL inform gentlemen purrhasrE,
FsT' 'Estlat owing 20 The great number he sells,
he is AT all times enabled 10 furnish fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR tpr the price 10 any other tslb
shmtnt in the city, of any shape description NOW
worn, viz SIN IJ!csti1, R!>>iG, Cashmere, Martin,
aud b'frer. Also. cars OF all kinds Gentlemen
can always SEE
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6I3-- OIL TANNIN viii render boots and shoes per.
tCyuy iupervinGs To water, and double their Wear.-
Many wise ugh to use this article al the be
ginning of weather, and have kept their feet en-
freely dry, without the trouble of wearing over shoes
Harness aud carrIage tops will wear double the time
by tue application OF this article, and always have a
beautiful polish
70 b. had at the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
streets, baltimore. Also al the corner OF Baltimore
and Harrison SITS, and at No. 81 Thames ST. 1t
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NttsEAP AND VALUABLE HOOKS, a
v synopsis of POPERY AS II WAS AND ~ rf
~, by WILLIAM HOGAN, Esq formerly Roman cati-
Ole prirst--l2mo paper--prce 81 cts
"PAFAL ROME As IT Is" by gentleman who
OBLIGATED as Roman Catholic Priest for t're'oe yars
in the very City Of Rome. l2m9 pnncI|pIoG 70 Cts
For sale by OWEN, huhIn W
Booksellers and Stationers, No. l46 Markets st.
ivl2-lw 3 doors East of Calvert 81.
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ETNGLIsH SPORTING POWDER, IN one
EI pound ,nisters; Dupnnl's and Beatty's do do
with an assortment Of Shot-f0r sale ny
MARCUS BENSON,
tes2 81 Baltimore street.
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l.
,rer. Tho t.nqa' Commencement VI D.r';-
ip.Jn College. at C.4lIsle took place On Ihars'
dav last On The preceding day, Adore YES
wore 'VcreI before the Literary Societies
Of the Collegn by the lion =. +, Butler Oh
Ne" York, aad W. >. NaloI@, HS4o oil pom
n-,.'i Nil, nod Poem b. n u bfo""''
ESQ., Of Baltimore. The degree OIL nac"e'o'
%! Art8was conferred upon eighteen Yon'g
and the degree "i f!.'tsr OF aus upon S''''
N'lmm o: TIC Institution. i"~ NV ".','S
..,.,! g.. n,oo~,rv to-
'.,r...:.;,.. ,.,d ,ho Rop W.,
:, l,',I .n'..,...l .r,,, n,l,.,.no r,r,,lo
:, 9..i,,,,,n,., y that If Mas.
~, -. D....;, l,,..,, r,s;cood ,ho
- rn.. ,,.,,..-, Co. ,,, ,,7,ro,,,.o ,f
.;,.,...,...;.l l,,,;a, j., tho IT,;on
~ r,..,.n g.. phir,Jol,hi, tLo Pow
o.. .,i,,,,y,,, chosoo 70 .,,r.
.,.,....1,
~ g,, -, ,..ll, I,.,;.,,,;,,, ,.o, ,,o,ar !, =
,..,,l;,;.,,, ,l,,,, ., ,r,s,,,+ and
I..,.,..,,,,i i,,,,o,, ,,,a ai,.i,,,.,i.,,.
NJ, ........, =. t., .,;,, .,,,no
r,........,
,..-.....,.-.,
...,
'Ds'l',o' Wv, na,.
departments, lpon the part of both Professors
and Students. The College continues to in
crease in the number Of its students, which may
be expected to be the case as long as it is so
obIv conducted.
nry,p,.rr,yr F,pr At Ppoy,nrvcE, A fire
brc,,c ont At Providence r / on Tuesday
.venrg in = stable of F. r. Engrabam. in the
roar of fine WASHINGTON Hotel. The back mart
or tbe hotel was DAMAGED TO the amount of
+, S3000--nsured. MIR Andrews, the keeper,
had his furniture damaged to the extent of
$4,000 or $4,000, and had 10 insurance. The
flames also communicated to the block OF
buildings owned by Amasa and w. II. Mason,
and occupied by James Arnold, Hudson s. Ba.
Ncf' Edward spencer anu i'''s''''' '''i'',ioi'
ana 10 'IS Sto'c o' lawn l'a'lo'', ." "eS' " u
'''-s'' a''' VIC Seo''S u ''''''
'''' y 0'''.'' ~ ,'.''o' "
"''o '''' ',''o IVA '",,, ;, I''e,,, ~
shells of corn were injured. The whole loss is
about sec, 900, and the insurance 1000.
p,,,,.pon,,., Tr, snrro,,o C,o,,r, or y
yorl Ina, aoI;ver,a an elaborate o,,in;on in the
c,s,. orpor, EoI;,a direci;np new t,isl and
l.,i3;r,, al ,ha no;rts raised by her counsel
on the last trial, in her favor,
Az AanpIcAy Musician. Richard s, bro.
a thor toN. p. Willis is making some noise II
Germany nv his musical ottoinments. tisex
= nected that he will become a bripht star in tn,
,,,,,.,;ool ,,orId
e WARM WEATHER IN PARIS. The FIencl
n,oars com,loin of the upusuol beat Of th,
q :, D., a., d. ,,u, 1,, it, =.
"e"'ii'i III aus VIC '''' 'u'o' '''0 a.
mosphefe was close 10 su1locatloh' In some
, the bakers shops they had to wait until night
, before they could begin their work.
ST. MARY's COLLEGE. The public cXami.
nation Of the students ofthls institution will be
hail., :, .Lo ooI,oro to.dov Tho animal oJ
dress Will DC uell'erea Oy w. a. Bro"hsoh
, Esq, OF Boston, on tomorrow.
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I.~F-SIIERIFFALTY.-T undCrsGncd with the
most grateful Acknowledgements of that And prefer
enCc which has induced mauy OF his friends to sug
a..t his nam fr the office of sheriff of Baltimore
CIV aud to make a iltlGrlng announcement to that
feet takes occasion to express his assent to their
nomination, and to add an assurance that, should he
be elected, his constant efforts to perform thC duties
Of the Office with mpartltlty, scrupu'ous integrity
aad due regard for the hnmanrG> of life shalt me-
rt ihcr confidence, and b. trusts the appreciation Of
the public generally. Familiar with the energy re
Quired under the emergencies OF duty from an active
participation in the exciting scenes of the past YEAR
as High Constable of I1tmore, he feels satisfied that
his fellow citizens will never fad him wanting IN
This respect; ami with an earnest determination faith
fully carry ont all the responsibilities Of the office
ne leaves to the liheray Of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition ofhS which can only
be announced through the hlllNt box NJ tn ensuing
election. Giyl2.3i1 AUGUSTUS +. SHUT.
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SAILED This mornng-Schrs John, Hanna I.
quay and Porto Cabellc; Hope, Potter, Ponce P
Jos. Turner, Gibbs, Providence; f. A. Stevens Brig.
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readers TO The very altcring Inducements offered in
another column to ticket buyers, by the famous lot
lcrv iiun o. I, IVORY 5. CO., No, North Calvert ST.
ftna one half ofthe reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success Of these gentlemen in re-
eviug peculiarly distress be true, they indeed merit
flon The city press generally, more than an ordinary
notice. icl7 If
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(rF-U. 4. o. OF DRUIDS. The u. A. o. of
Drulds are requested to attend regular quarterly
meeting on MONDAY EVENING July l4th, at their
Grove at o'clock. As important business will he
presented for general attendance
Of members Is earnestly requested.
iylO-sm3t m WIN. =, LEONARD, SCc'y.
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CANADIAN CRops. With the exception of
hay and Spring wheat, the accounts from DIFF
torent parts of the province represent that the
crops will be plentiful. The Winter wheat is
looking well, ana the potato crop it was ox-
pccted would be moro abundant than usual.
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ST.. MARY's CoLLEGE. The public cxami-
nation Of the students of this institution will be
held in the college to-day. The annual adj
dress will be delivered by 0. A. Brownson,
Esq, of Boston, on tomorrow.
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aud range III price rom $500 to 100000
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE
Two of rs aud lOj acres the Hartford road one on
the Bel Air road, 81 miles out and very many on III"
Washington, Rcisierstown, York and FlilIcu roads,
splendid Farm Elk Ridge Howard District, OF
go acres, dwelling large convenient ard crnfiTable
0u houses of every kind all in good order, soil the
best, having fine meadow and plenty "f woodland
it has every description of trUI on the Old Fredet-
lex road, about miles from the city, 3la acres hn
in very fine, soil in the hest condition MEADOW very
superior, ana has plenty Of woodland, and VIII be
sold low; | on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, near
Rock Hall, at 3l5 acres, well improved IN suiidlngs
and soil, price SD pes acre; IA carroll county, on
Sans Creek, 200 acres, the bet SOFT naturally AMI in
the best state Of improvement, buildings ct every
kind fine, watering fields.
LOIS 70 LEA ~ IA every direction.
GROUND RENTS WANTED. Enquire ct
q. BOND, Ur GEO. GEi.BNCH
iA,lI Snr .nI,n.
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DRowNED AT NIAGARA FALLS, An inter
estng little son of Major s. M. n. Whitney,
of the Cataract House, Niagara Falls, about
five years old, was taken out of the mill race
in rear of the house, by his father, about two
O'clock. on Sunday afternoon. drowned
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LATEST DATES.

LATEST DATES.
London, ........June Is Canton.
Liverpool, .... June 10 Rio dc Janeiro, ..MAy
hlVrG,. ..Jane Is New Orleans, July
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CLEARED.
ILEAKED,
Echr Jnhn. hmm. LnrmnYrn aud pnrin

FROM rHE EXCHANGE REAprNG-RooM Eoo>.
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WARN WEATHER IN PARIS. The French
papers complain of the unusual heat of the
weather in Paris On the 18th June, the at
mosphore was close to sutiocation. In some of
the bakers shops they had to wait until night
before they could begin their work.
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SADBATH School EXCURSION The Sabbath School
attached to the Cd Baptist Church FeIl,s Point, have
chartered the commodous and safe steamboat Poca-
hOntas, for an excursion TO Chesteytown 10 morrow.
The boat will leave Light.st whafrin the morning at
g.! O'Clock During the passage going and returning
the time will be occupied with religious, moral and
temperance addresSesby The II v Messrs Heav Hen.
Erickson, Ninton and Mr. Christian Keener. The
gentlemen engaged in getting up this excursion have
mad special eye to the entertainment of the moral
and religious portion Of society," and in the absence
OF band of music have secured the service of an ex
ccllent choir, who by their good singing will add
greatly TO the enjoyment OF the occasion.
MUSEUM. We call particular attention 10 the en-
tertanmants offered orthis evening. An entire change
of performance will BE- given, consisting of the beau
tiiIl romantic ballet OF the Mountain Syph the ele-
CANT comedieta of Faint Heart reyer won Fair Lady
AMI advertisement OF Singing and Dancing, by Miss
Fanny luce and Miss Cannon. We strongly recon-
mend visit to the Museum this evening,
WAsHISdTes MUSEUM, Prdtt.st. An excellent b!
Of enterainmcns is offered at this very popular resort
TO night, being for the benefit Of NJ S. Mitchell. Tie
commence with that beautiful Drama,
written by M,Wk Lemon, Eco entitled "selsaccusa-
ton or n Brother Love-" and conclude with sTae
lyag of Windsor =" Between the pieces, Singing,
Dancing, SC. &c. \ c. Miss Mitchell is a most excel
len. 2ctre9a, and wis doubtless have full house
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
SUNDAY, JULY 10 l8i5.
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M AMERICAN Musician. Richard S., bro
Their to n. P. Willis is making some noise in
Germany by his musical attainments. 1t is ex-
pected that he will become bright star in the
musical world.
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Schr John, Hanna, Lasuayra and Porto Cabelo, p
J Caduc.
schr Hope, Potter, Ponce, Il. R., Wilmington
f. astman.
schr Gen. Worth, Atwell, st. Augustine, (E. T.
w. Grown.
SchrE A. Stevens, Briggs, New York, john y
RIl,vu.