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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

FRON . REEL THEATRE
FENHIS EVENING, June ., lS45, will be per
III formed the New Play, called
THE ROMAN ODD FELLOWS.
Syvius, Mr. BOWERS. Marc, Mr.. STEVENS
LivIa, Mr.. BURKE, Vohmnia, Mrs WILKINSON.
julia, MIS-. A. PENSION. To conclude with the
MAGIC LAMP IN NEW LIGHT.
The Fakir of Ava, Mr., STEVENS. Tahi Tongluck,
Mr. THOMPSON. Kasrag, Mr. BURKE. Alladn,
Mrs. BURKE. The Widow Ching, Mrs WlLKS.
% Boxes 80 cents. Pit % cents. Gallery %
cents. Doors open Al O'Clock. Performances to
commence at quarter before O'Clock. 1t
BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE T. C.4LVER7lS SITS
FHNHIS EVENING, Iune ., lsi5, will be per-
III formed DEAD SHOT. Captain Cannon Mr.
NACHE. Timid, Mr.. OWENS. Louisa, Miss X.
LUDLOW. Chatter, Miss CANNON.
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE.
To conclude with BOOTS AT THE SWAN Frisk-
ly, Mr.. WALCOT. Higgins, Mr.. OWENS. Peter
fippn, Miss CANNON. Emily, Miss X LUDLOW
~ Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2I cents. Saloon performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely 1t
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, TLV EN FLNTED EST bUTTVNS, tut
y sale at manufacturers prices, by
FREDERICK FICKEY < SONS,
m26 900 Baltimore street.
yUST RECEIVED at McGLENAN s. ACY'S
. Publication Depot, 100 N. Gay ST., Braddock's
tge aud the Geld Water Wedding, price 10 cts.
uistiua apd her Court, l2t cts.
treaumonl, or the Court Conspirator, by Eugene
r BIZ cts.
tWife, by T. 8. Arthur, 25 cts.
the Weekly Papers in greater variety than they
obtained at any other establishment in BalIi-
4 All the new and cheap publications, &C., reg
received aud for sale by
McGLENAN ACY, 1870 N. Gay st.
DEMENT'S of six and II months purchased.
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
4 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS. MRS. NICK.
N sERSON, No. So North Howard st. has Just re-
ceived another supply of very cheap Artificial FLOW
Frs ma
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\ FINE TOBIAS AND ]. s. JOHN
Real Church-St., Liverpool, WATCH
lting Gases, very superior article, re-
day, with white and gold Dias. For sale
G. ID. CLARK'S.
NJ LVatar ar Oh dnor from, Calvert
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.

TENAIAEN on an improved principle, by
Il kERFOOT KING.
A favorable opportunity is offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style Of
execution, which for liflike beauty distnctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged TO be unsurpassed. Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four ten seconds.
Adults in from fifteen seconds to one minute. Fami-
lies taken in groups; also inyads aud deceased per
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice.
Lkenesses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
N3-Rooms 1873 and Die south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves Miniatures CO.
lored in the most beautiful manner. fp5-tf
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UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, May 9Th, ls45. !
Hey Direction of the Post Master General, the Bal
d D timole Terminus of M0rse's Magnetic Telegraph
is now established at the Post Office, Of North
and Fayetle streets.
Office Hours, from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock, A, NJ.
10 PM.
The rate of charge for the Transaction of every kind
of intelligence is one quarter Of cent, for each
character.
The Office is Open TO Tisters free Of charge, dur
ing the above named hours.
HENRY J. ROGERS,
Assist Superintendent,
ml2-eolm U. s. L. NJ. Tel graph.
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HgATHING CAPS. MRS. MCPHERSON, No.
-MD 50 North Howard ST., in order to accommodate
the ladies' IN that healthful recreston has invented
new pattern Of Bathing GAPS, which viii keep the
hair perfectly dry m26
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NM RS. MCPHERSON, No. SO North Howard ST.
I'VE has just received few pieces Corded LAWNS,
very wide m26
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nearly opposite the Ctntre Mafket.
d.
BINDING-Execute in every style
~ expedition and on reasonable terms, at
=, No. l22 Baltimore street, over the Pat
Velvet, Morocco, Russia, or Calf, Music
.als neatly bound. m6-wsly
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c

"a OATMURASCY ii. PRICE,
I'VE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
mh2i-u No. 90 =. CALVERT Srpr
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w A NTS.
"ANTED-By young man from Pa. stua-

NUANTED-By young man from Pa. situa
w ton In grocery, dry goods, warehouse any
other mercantile buSiness-he having general knew
ledge o misunderstanding acted as clerk in country
store for aboat two years He can produce the very
best of references As regards che racer &C For 9TH
er particulars apply at
LEWIS +. SCOTT,
y ~ Exchange Place.
NRTANTED DAILY. Clerks, book keepers,
w bat-keepers, Porters for stores English Teach
err Coachmen; OStlcrs; Wag0ners; Oversecrs; 20 la
bOrers; Agent; 20 Cooks, Washers, and lroneTs:
Chambermads; Wet and Dry Nurses; Travelling
Maids; SeaInstfessts :: House Keepers aud number
OF other situations too numerous TO mention and
valuable TO lose. Families have only to give me call
and their wants will be Immediately attended TO. Ser
wants sent from my office always bring satisfactory
recommendation,
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
m3l No. 10 Exchange Place.
A GIRL WANTED to Cook and Wash, at No.
good wages will be given.
N. b. A white girl preferred. m24-tf
hoy WANTED. Wanted Boy from II to ii
NE years OF age TO turn wheel in fringe Factory.
Apply at j. NJ. HAlG'S Fringe Factory, corner of Elk
change Place and Commerce street. a90
NNANTED-OM SILVER COIN, for which
w the highest price will be given in cash, by
G.. ID. CLARK,
mag d2w Watcr-st., I'd door from Calvertst.
WANTED 10 HIRE-Elther a white or
w black oman; Il slave would be preferred; to
go TO the country miles from the city, Also, black
boy wanted, Ia years of age, TO be hound out until 81
years of age. Liberal wages will be given for the
above servants. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
n26 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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uyaRM HANDS FOR SALE. The unt

UHARM HANDS FOR SALE. The under
a signed is authorised to dispose of three good
fam hands, of good characters and slaves; one of
then will he sold for short term of ears and not to
be sold or removed out of Baltimore county. He
takes this opportunity inform his friends and the
bubble generally, that he attends TO the purchase and
Iil' of Real and Personal Property oil every de
Dtion, either in the city or country Also attends
e collection of House and Ground Rents; states
collects accounts of every descriptions; attends to
drawing of all kinds of instruments of writing
may be desired-a OF which services will be
Tered at the most reduced rates of compensation.
ly at No. 81 (souh side) SECOND STREET, oppo-
the Marine Bank &c Baltimore, to
1n20- 2awtf JOHN WALTERS.
SNA LINEN SHEETING. sc. Su-
% H per 1874 Linen and Cotton Sheetng;
chcd Damask Table Cloths and Table Diaper;
and super Brown Linen Table Cloths; Cambria,
ISIS, Book and JacoHet MUSLINS; Balzarines,
WINS, &c. &c, all at the very lowest prices.
70 Call and see -
b. II. RICHARDSON s. Co,
No 223 Baltimore street,
m27 [ARl First Dry Goods store below Charles.
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INRN Goods. we have ius. received

fNEN GOODS. We have just received
large stock OF Linen Goods, 10 which the atten'
If the public is invited, as they have been pur
d al such low rates that they can and riH be dis
Of ct about 30 per cent. belo,o The loweSt 'naTket
Just opened, A. 10 and IL 4 Barnsley's
Shcrting; "a and "a Pillow Case Linen; .
"a Table Diaper; S 4 and l0f very superior
Damask; SxS, eXlU, SSl2, I0Xl4 and lOxl6 satIl
SIX Table Cloths; low priced and suptIhne ia
apkns; Richardson's, Barkley'S and BACKS
Linens; plain, striped atd plaid Bnllngs ior
nep's wear; white and unbleaChed Navy Duck
g; Summer Cloths; Drap d'Elc; Nestlngs, WIN
r assortment of Silks, Shawls and other Ladies'
} which we invite attention.
K. McELDOWNf x co.
No. l63 Baltimore street.
between Calvert and Light SITS.
RNETURE COVERING. ON HAND
Narrow striped Furniture Chlntz for covering
IRE, Carriage Seats, &c.
LA brown French LINENS, for the same pur-
rHoIland, for Window Shades
and "a Furniture Dimity, very cheap
d Cambria do, for Infants cIoaks, &c
al Marseilles QUILTS, new and splendid pat
ms, u, 10, IA and Is qrs.
meetings and Pillow Case Linens, all widths
linens of every quality and price.
very low, wholesale aud retail.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
m3l-4t 903 Baltimore street.
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received 4 large assortment of foe glazed and
mon American Paperhangngs, Borders and Fire
I'd PRINTS, which will be sold at exceedingly
prices
1Paperhangings Ofevery description done in the best
(1s inner, at short notice.
Also, on hand an assortment of Window Blinds,
nbracing Ventan Blinds, Transparent WINDOW
hADES STICK BLINDS. Paper Blinds, &c.
Just received an assortment OF superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low by
JOHN q. HOLLAND, As Gay St,
m3l near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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HyLATED BUTTONS. MRS. MCPHERSON,
H. No 81 North Howard st has Just received
quantity of Silver BUTTONS for children's vest. m26
'" ELSH States. Welsh States, hard
w wood frames of all the various sizes, from 3
H5, to ioAl4 OF the best quality. Also Log Stat y,
Of different Sizes Just received and for sale by
FIELDING LUCAS, Jr.,
ul2 ITO Baltimore street.
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L APPARATUS!

HEALTH AND COMFORT!
C0RTL.4N = SON are prepared to sup
p, 10 are DESTROYS of health, luxury cheerful
illness and cemIort, with Bath Apparatus OF
tapTiption. They consist in part Of BATH
in, with the Improved PATENT HEATER
is y, with Patent Heaters and Shower Baths
pa Patent Portable Pneumatic SHOWER
(loD for travellers; Portable Shower Baths,
dol hOut force Pumps; Shower Baths, with
o,e 'hed; Bathing TroughS forinfanls; Bathing
v 81 eats in them; SPONGING BATHS; Foot
sat per Baths; Leg Baths; Hip BATHS, &C.,
a rls most extensive assortment of Ba tbs ever
d he ale in This city, all of which are of our own
{; 4, :, and will be sold on the most accommo-
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O. OMETHING NEW IN THE FANCY LINE.
- Paper cut in beautiful patterns for covering pic
ture frames and parlor ornamentss. Just received
and for sale by - PA. MCPHERSON,
ms lW No. 50 North Howard street.
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: AWNS, BALZARINES, &c. Three car
n toons elegant new style worsted Bazarines, the
1eapsst ever offered in this market.
Also ! case beautiful Checked LAWNS, Canarys,
INKS and Blues greatly reduced prices, as the sea
II is advancing-those i'll want sholld call early,
ey are going off rapidly. ...e .
b. ii. RICHARDSON & CO.,
223 Baltimore street,
n30 [AR] first Dry Goods House below Charles.
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NATILLIAM w. LEE, FAspGoNABLR HAIR
Wv CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAY-ST
Gentlemen's RaZOrs set at the shortest notice al6y
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The Dublin heeman,s Journal holds the

The Dublin Freeman's Journal holds the
following language respecting the present
difficulties between England and America.
II is somewhat different in its positive and
relative calculations from other British author,-
ties.
"The recedng of England from the posi-
tion she had taken about Texas is deeply
significant and history may hereafter use it
to make the point at which the food of her
fortune began to ebb. America is on ordi-
nary power. Her greatest strength can be
put forth upon England's own ocean domain.
A quarter Of a century ago, when England
wa suppose capable of ann lila ng The little
marine of America by single stroke Of her
fn-and the relative dimensions of their
navies justified the supposlion-ihe younger
nation seized the knife between her teeth,
dashed TO meet her enemy on her enemy's
own element, and many a spouting vein of
the monsters of the seas crimsoned the deep
on which they struggled.
s'American 6 is better grown now. Her
commercial navy covers every sea, and in its
qualities leaves all rivalry far behind. Great
as have been her advances in population and
in wealth, her progress in commerce has far
ouisirdden these. The maritime strength
of nations is no longer measured bv counting
their ships of war, but by sounding the
debts of that source whence the military
marine is TO be supplied--iheir commercial
navies. England is mghtier at sea than
France, moi because that for every 100 tons
of Louis Philippe's royal navy, victoria's
navy numbers l2;-or whatever else my be
the proportion of the excess-but because
the commercial tonnage of France being but
100000, that Of England amounts to 3,000,-
600. By the same standard the maritime
strength of England and that of the United
States may be compared, an III y stand thus
-England has 100000, ,OO0-America has
already 2O0,O0O,OOO! This is the relative
position. not of countries whose distance has
long maintained stationary proportion, but
of countries, the second-plsced of whom is
gaining upon the first by strides almost in
credible. Fifteen years perhaps-twenty
certainly--will reverse their position in the
race.
England will not go to war with America
on account of Texas, nor on account of
Oregon; and scarcely on account of any
thing else that the New World contains
England will be especially cautious of
going 10 war with America, or dashing her.
self against the compact constitution of the
States, when she reflects that America is.
country with whom foreign nations are amb-
tious 10 become united, while she herself is
a country from whose merciless gripe kindred
nations struggle to be released
"England keep cool--don't go TO war.
Be content to show your adherence of sla-
very by robbing your people of two annual
millions al home, 10 put them in the pockets
of the ex-slavedealers of the West Indies.
Do not exhibit your philanthropy by dashing
vour brittle empire against the iron-clamped
federation of America"
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LITERARY NOTICES.
Reprint.

OF CHAMBERS EDINBUReH JOURNAL, pub
lished at the Albion Office 3 Barclay street,
N. York. The first year of our reprint of
Chambers Edinburgh Journal being about To
expire, we avail ourselves of the opportunity
to say, that il has received support com
mensurate with the intrinsic merit of the
work, and that its continued republication is
therefore established ON firm basis. We
shall feel indebted to subscribers who will
make the Journal known in their respective
neighborhoods, as well as give currency to
the annexed terms of publication.
In order 10 put this work within the reach
of all classes of the public, we have deter
mined TO issue it at the very low price of
one dollar and half per annum; and also
to furnish it to agents at discount from this
price, of thirty-three and third per cent.
And in order to disseminate the publication
still more extensively, we have determined
to give individuals or companies of indv-
duals who may order .fpe copies the advan-
tages possessed by agents, and TO extend to
them also the benefit of the discount. A
remittance of five dollars, then, provided il
be in funds at par in the city of New York,
or not more than five per cent, scount, will
command five annual copies. The publica-
ton is weekly, contains eight pages, and is
printed in the quarto form, with neat type and
on good paper. 1t is scarcely necessary to
state that The low price at which we offer
the work, will oblge us TO adhere TO the
cash system without any devilton whatever.
Editors throughout the country inserting
this Prospectus four successive weeks, and
sending copy containing it to the Albion
office, will be entitled to free copy for one
year.
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A HypocR1TE.-The press pretty general
lv have noticed the report of Cassius M.
Clay having sold his negro slaves into
southern bondage, while at the same time
he was preaching the abolition doctrine of
negro equality. and universal freedom among
the slaves. This report is branded by
Cassins as libel, and also by his abolition
confederates and their organs; yet, he pub
fishes over his own signature lette" avow-
ing all that has been charged, from which
we copy the following paragraph:
"A trusty slave. named Emily. I have
every reason TO believe, in lS43. killed with
poison our infant child, and again in ls45
attempted TO poison our inf,nt since born u;
she is now in the Lexington iail, subject to
the lars Of the country. Her mother and
brother and daughter, sent 10 New Orleans
and sold them there; because knew them
to be abPttors of the crime of Emily, and
further becnuse in so doing was but fulfil
ling the desire of nv father. whose will as
executor. am bound to fnlf-his language
being, al recommend in all ca ses where
slaves behave amisss, TINT they should be
sold. and the money settled in land for the
benefit of those for whom the trust was
created"
Cassus here acknowledges that he has
sold three of his slaprs, and into the bondage
of the southern cotton region. Nothing
more, as we recollect, was charged against
him. But he attempts to escape the charge
Of hypocrisy nv pleading the reouis'tions of
his fathers will. A dead mans wiW is not
superior TO the lars of the Commonwealth.
70 the penalty of which these slaves, by their
being knopn to their master as abettors in
the crime of murder, were subjected.
We have no filth whatever in the man.
He stands before the people of north and
south sclcbranded hvpocrite unworthy Of
the confidence of slavery or anti-slavery
communities.
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THE BANKs.-We may expect bank ex-
plosions in Ohio for some time as matter
of course. Alfred Kelley and his minions
have taxed and pressed every thing for
the purpose of foreign capital into his prince
ly rag machines. The banks in Ohio
have been as good and in as good credit for
some time past, as banks on their footing
can be: but this does not answer Prince AL
fed's views. His rag machines must have
something 10 begin on, and there is no read
ier way of obtaining it than by depressing
The independent banks; that is, those which
are not Immediately under his control. He
and his mnions 1--WE might say slaves,) will
collect all the bank paper they can and crowd
it on the banks, demanding the specie, and
they must fail.-Findlay Farmer.
There is not one in hundred that will
be able to redeem its issues. Then comes
bank panic. Then the Federal Wing press
es of Ohio will pour abuse on the I" Locofo-
cos" for destroying the banks, as was the
case already with some not far distant when
the report came that " red dog" was dead.
The people must look for broken banks,
and we think that those who hold much
Ohio paper would do well to keep their eye
on the signs of the times.'
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AN ENeLrsnMAN's op1N1oN OF OUR NAVY

AN ENGLrsnMAN's OPINION OF OUR NAVY.
"A shrewd writer in the London United
Service Journal, says: "I'here is no doubt
that we (the Englsh) have three powerful
rivals in France, Russia, and the United
States; but Of these three the Americans
are the most important ones on account of
their origin, their courage, and their even
greater enterprise and activity than our own"
The writer then proceeds to show that our
Navy, though numerically inferior TO that of
France, and even to that of Russia, is intrin-
sically superior 10 either, and contains the
germ of a great and powerful feet. We
have the raw material, the workmen, and
sufficient merchant navy to arm as men of
war, whenever called on TO do so. Our navy
is thing of life; it is procreative; that of
the French and Russians resembles huge
and costly machine, which, once destroyed,
is not easily replacsd.-Sun. a
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CHLORIDE OF LIME FOR SrEEpING SEED
In Germany it is considered of great eff
cacy. French beans STEPPED four hours in
a solution of quarter of an ounce of chlo-
ride in gallon of water, were up and in
rough leaf before others sown at the same
time were above ground, and equal differ
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SACRIFICE OF LIFE IN THE WAR OF LA
VENDEE.-Every one knows something of
this terrible war. 1t continued less than
eight months, but though the whole territory
contained few years since only 100000
inhabitants, even French Republican wiler
makes the sum total of its victims no less
than $4,000, besides all that perished on
the side of the Republicans. The state
ment, even from such source, seems in
credible; but there is no end to the havoc OF
war. Considerably more than a million Of
lives must have been sacrificed in the war
of La Vendee.-Pittsburgh Spirit Of the
Age.
Exactly so: and of whose procurement
was this war of La Vendee? Who con-
ceived it, nursed it, fed and fostered il, fur
nished it money, cannon, and small arms?-
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT! And
for what? To aid the cause of Legitimacy,
and put down republicanism, in Europe
This, to the British aristocracy, was of far
more importance, than a million, or any
other number of lives. Besides, there were
hopes, on the part of the English govern
ment, that this civil war, properly nursed and
petted, might end in division of France
among the nations-thus blotting France
from the map of Europe. This was favor
lite scheme of the Pitt ministry, at one time.
American editors, when they advert TO
points in the French revolution, would do
this nation, and the cause of truth great
service ifthey would, at the same time, state
the real agency and interest that we're ac-
tive in what they narrate; and the motipes.
when known, inducing thereto. There are
few, very few points in that revolution, or of
its subsequent wars, upon which this nation
has not been entirely misled, by relying upon
the studied perversions of the English press.
-Bu1alo Daily Pilot.
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FoR-cETrINe HER.-". Peter, fear you
are forgetting me-" said bright-eyed girl
TO her sweetheart, the other day.
eyes, Deb, have been for getting you
these two years"
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Lold Bacon beautifully said" if man
be gracious to strangers, it shows he is a
citizen Of the world, and that his heart is no
island cut off from other lands, but conti-
nent that joins them. sx
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fEr New counterfeit five dollar notes are
in circulation on the State Bank of Indiana.
The counterfeit is said to be we'll executed
and in every way calculated to deceive.