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MAY EESTINAI.

= aN~u Instead of the celebration, as pro .
G<sxs59t N &szsrp posed by The Eastern Female High
szsHafssdHssA~ school, arrangements have been made
Tor MAY FESTIVAL, 10 take pa, on the 29th
INST; NJ Hnuck's Pavilion, in which the three HIGH
9'hO'hS Wll unite. The Steamer SYDNEY has
Deeh chartered for the above purpose, and will leave
Commetce-st. wharf at O'Clock precisely, Every
arrangement has been made to render the Excursion
delightful one, Besides the Coronation of May
Queen, IN which the two Female High Schools will
unite, there viii be "A GRAND VOCAL CONCERT,
III winch the three llgh Schools will participate in
terSpcrsed with Speeches, Dialogues &c Sc, bv the
young gentlemen Of the Male High school. Citizens
can procure tickets of either of the Principals at %
cents each.
Mnnay's CotilIion and Brass Band has been engaged
lof inc occasion. mos 1t.
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p3-CORONERs OFFICE, No. les NORTH HIGH
two dooJs north of Eay-st mhl2-ly

o. DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 80 East Bahimore-st.
tth door east Of Front-THE BEST SERIES OF MEpI-
CINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratey, 10 wit:-Indan Vegetable Purifying and
Ant-bllous Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bters, % cents botlc Dyspepsia Specific 50 cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, 25 cents bottle; New
Emetic Preparations l2i cents vial; Pediluvum or
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents package; Cough Sy-
ruP, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, SC
3B cents bottle; New Remedy for Group l2d cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, IA pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants 80 cts. bottles
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrocation, and accom-
panimentS, Sl Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90; Dyson
terry Cordial 90 cts bottle, &C. SC. sc. Printed di
rections for the administration of these remedies ac
company each article. N. b. Advice given by Dr.
W. free Of charge. ml3-f
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Q3-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United States on nysuhjectcon-
nected with literature or science. Oratons from SIS
to $40, occupying twenty and fortytive minutes Lee
lures 50 TO SO; Letters and Essays S3 Pieces forde-
clamation 50 TO S. Inscriptions for tombs SO to S.
Sentimental Tales SIS to $40. Advertisements 81 to
So. Songs 81. News Carriers Addresses So Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums SC. sc. cents per line
Persons at distance will address post paid and
closing remuneration) the Milford Bard, or DR.. John
Lohand, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, enclos
ing the quia pro quo. l3-Edilors friendly to me, will
please give an insertion. mo-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-28

BALTIMORE ArEENKAN. The proposition
submitted to the citizens of Baltimore by the
Maryland Historical Society, to erect build
ing, by subscription, sufficiently commodous
to accommodate the society-lhe Baltimore
Library-the Mercantile Library Association
to supply Gallery for the Exhibition of
the Fine Arts, Sc, appears to have received
decided appreciation if we Judge tlom the very
liberal subscriptions which have been made
One gentleman, proverbial for his liberality,
has subscribed one thousand dollars, on condi-
ton that twenty others subscribe the sum Of
five hundred dollars each: fourteen Of this
number have already set down their names
and there can be no doubt that the balance will
be readily procured. Besides these subscrip-
ions, there are numbers of others varying
from two hundred and fifty to one hundred
dollars so that there is the most hattering
prospect that the amount which will be re-
quired to erect the building, Supposed to be
from twenty-five to thrty-five thousand dollars, }
will b. speedily raised. Every one acknow-
lodges the utility and necessity of such build
ing and we presume that the citizens general
iy will cheertully contribute something to-
WARDS Obtaining an institution which will be so
creditabIe to the city of Baltimore. 1t is known
that the building in which the Baltimore Libra
ry located has been purchased by the city for
the use of the Public High School; and as the
collection OF books is most valuable, it is of
public interest to provide a proper place for
tlneir deposit and preservation, as it is probable
that many of them could not be replaced if lost.
But there are other important considerations
which should induce the erection of the pro-
posed building. At present we have no fitting
MACE for the exhibition Of paintings, statuary,
&c, and hence the fine arts havenot proper en-
enlargement in our city. With a gallery fol
this purpose, it is highly probable, that gentle.
men who have fine collections of paintings
&c. might feel disposed to deposit them fol
public inspections; and thus our young artists
would be afforded the opportunity of studying
the productions of the best masters. 1t is de-
signed to procure the current literature of the
day; embracing English, French and German
productions, and TO throw open the whole in
stitution to the gratuitous examination oil
strangers who may visit our city. This is very
desirable, as persons coming to Baltimore on
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-28

CHEAP FARES At THE NORTH. Cheap fares
are established beyond dispute in New York
and its envrons, according to the Express
The steamers run to Albany for two shllings,
to Staten Island for sixponce, and to Brook
Ign for two pennies. Cars run to Harlem Ri
yer, nine miles, for shilling. Omnibuses
carry passengers over the Bloomingdale road to
Misunderstanding, nearly seven miles, for shil-
ling, and anybody at any hour, can ride from
the Battery to the Dry Dock or Chelsea, about
five miles, for sixpence.
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ANOTHER TRAGIcAL AFFAIR. From the
Marengo (Ala.) Patriot we learn of another
bloody affair which occurred in Demopolis a
few days ago. The paper states that as Il Mr.
MayiIeld, in company with his wife and daugh
ter, was returning home from church, he wa:
attacked from behind by Theophilus Fisher
who struck him several blows, and succeeded
IN bringing him almost to the ground MayfeIc
recovered, however, and as he arose, stabbed
Fisher in the right side, the knife penetrating
the right lobe of the lungs; whereupon Fisher
drew pistol, and attempted to fire upon May
field, but was prevented by the crowd which
had by this time assembled. Fisher died next
evening about sunset, and MayfeId immediate
ly surrendered himself into the custody of the
officers of Justice.
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THE New Posi- OFFICE LAW. The only
persons who can receive and remit letters anc
packets free, through the mail, after July, art
the President, EX-Presidents, and Mrs Mad
son and Mrs. Harrison. Governors of States
may transmit free to each other all laws anG
reports, bound or unbound, if directed by the
Legislatures. Except such documents, nc
packet can be mailed weighing more thar
three poUnds.
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BISHOP ONDERDONx. The New York True
Sun says it is rumored that meeting of the
Puseyite Clergy in that city has been held, at
which it was resolved to raise $500 per annum
for the support Of DIR. Onderdonk until the
General Convention Of the Episcopal Church
meets. A circular was also prepared to the
rural clergy, requesting them to be non-com-
initial on the subject of the Doctors position
for the present.
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TIE FRoNT-sT THEATRE on Monday evening last
presen ted quite numerous array of ladies'; il is, of
course, unnecessary to observe that the gentlemen
also attended in great numbers Without referring to
the performances, we shall only state that were
much graiifed by observing the marked favor with
which the beneiiciare Mrs. Burke, received; it
was mered compliment 10 a clever actress, tending
in some degree TO apprse her of the estimation in
which she is held by the theatrical community of our
city. We will remark, en- PEASANT that regret that
she did not present the play of "Evadne" in lieu of
the tragedy performed-the former would have been
infinitely preferable. To night Mr.. ]. X. Scott will
appear as 'Rchard the Third" in Shakespeare cele
brated Tragedy of that name. There will doubtless
be a full house.
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WEST PoWT MuIrARY ACADEMY. The
Secretary of War has appointed the following
officers as inspectors of this institution for the
present year; Major General Scott, Brigaders
Gen Brooks, Gibson and Towson; Colonel G,
Bomiord, and Major Levi Whiting. They are
to meet there on the first Monday in June, at
tend the annual examination OF Cadets, and
make report upon the discipline, instruction,
and general condition of the academy.
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A L N A MAC.
Moons phases
MARRIED.

On the Dist inst. by the Rev. Mr.. SewelI. MUSE
LIS Hrrcu TO Miss MARY JANE LANKToRD, all OF this
city,
BIDDAsON to Miss MARTHA JANE MANTLE, all of this
city,
At Cypress Ill., near Leersburg, Washington co
Md, the 2st inst. by the Rev j. z. Cline, DAVID
G. MARTIN, merchant, of Baltimore To Miss ELIZA
BETH, daughter of Lewis Xeigler, Esq,
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IMPORTANT ARREST. A fellow calling him
self WIN. Russell, alias George Myers, who
robbed the store of Mr.. Ii. Fletcher, of Louis
vile, KY, ofjewelry to the amount of $4,000,
was arrested in n York on Sunday last and is
now in prison in that city.
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VESSEL SUNK. We learn from the Kent
News, that the schr Susan Jane, owned by
Messrs. Baxter Sc Finley, was sunk off North
Point in the Patapsco river, on Friday morn,
ing, in about eight feet water-no lives lost
The passengers and crew were taken off by
Capt II. Browne. 1t is supposed the vessel
will be gotten off
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THE MAY festival OF THE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
This entertainment which promises to surpass all at
fairs of similar kind, takes place tomorrow at
Houck's Pavilion; and as the steamboat will leave
the wharf s'cock it is necessary that all who in
tend participate in the enoyments on the occasion
should secure their tickets to-day They can be had
of either Of the teachers.
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DEAD. Capt, William T. Schultz, the well
known and popular Agent of the Peoples Line
Of STEAMBOATS, in N. York, died in that city on
Sunday morning.
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D | E d

At West River, Md on Wednesday morning, 2st
instant, Mrs. SARAH WINrERs0N, cOnsoft of CASA
way WintersOn. She member of the Meho-
dist Church for the last II years. and died in the u
assurance of blessed immortality singing and shout
ing"I expect to live forever" Truly hers was the
death of the righteous, and her last end was peace
she leaves an atectionate husband and Two interest
ing children, besides large circle of friends to mourn
her IRE parable loss.
AT Navy Cove, Mobile, on the l4th instant, Mr..
JONI lNGRAHAM, pilot on the lower bar, formerly OF
Baltimore.
At Columbus Ga, on the 10th inst. Dr.WILEY B.
Ecroa, late editor Of the Columbus Enquirer, in the
sd year Of his age.
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PORTRAIT OF THE LATE REV. Mr., GLDEA.
Mr.. John Murphy, l7s Baltimore street, has in
preparation, and will shortly publish, a splen-
did Portrait Of the late Rev. Mr. Gildea. We
understand that Mr.. NJ. has undertaken this at
the solicitation of the friends of the lamented
deceased who have every reason to look for a
very superior production, as an eminent artist
is engaged,
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INDUCEMENTS TO VISIT ANNAPOLIS. The
Democratic Star makes a strong appeal to our
citizens to pay the "ancent city, an occasional
visit, by the steamboat which leaves here at 7
O'Clock in the morning, arrives there at ten, and
departs again at half past one. The Star en-
forces its appeal in this wise: "Besdes every
dainty that can please the taste is to be had at
the City Hotel (where every thing is very gen
tee and quet) in the shortest time after notice.
Soft Crabs caught not more than an half hour
before they are cooked. Green Peas taken
from the vine, huled and put into the pot
Strawberries, very large and sweet, just from
the vine, with the richest sort of cream-are
some of the things upon which we luxurate
here"
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MOVED AND Improved. Stars are said to be the
poetry of heaven, and We believe it, tits beautiful
metaphor at all events. What is the poetry of eating
and drinking. If you would know pay the "Star Sd
ioon'' in Wine alay, few doors from Charles St. a
visit: there you will find HARRY HOUcK snugly en-
sconced now putting forth for inspection " Card
where you may perceive that perfect evidences
of potaons at your bidding the like whereof
but the "Star sheds its enlivening beams upon: and
should you, perchance, wend thitserward at the
stwitchng hour of eleven in the morning. the display
of the little nicetes that others neglect and the pro
fusion of decaces exhibited, (pone not excepted, }
would cause to excaim with honest Sancho,
"blessings OH the man who first invented eatng.''
Who was the Columbus of the Bacchanalian world
we are not apprized of but the ''star House,, like
him of the lesser Bear, though it may not shine forth
with the blazoning power exhibited by some of its
compeefs yet, true the needle is to him, steadily
gives forth all the cheering rays; guiding Star 10
the Epcure, beacon 10 those whs are choice in their
lbations. Need more be said' Every thing is pleas
ant and comfortable "Siar House, !" remember.
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COPPER NINE IN MARYLAND. We learn
from the Odd Fellow, that copper mine has
been discovered near Cavetown, in Washington
county, Md.
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The CoSGo MELoDIsTs. This excellent "band of
darkies' will give their third Concert this evening" at
the Saloon of the Assembly rooms. The playing of
Little Ole Bull upon the violin is alone worth the prca
of admission. Go and see them.
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FNNHE l. A IL G e NUMBER OF NEW
n BUILDINGS now III progress of erection in diff
tertnt parts of our city is sufficient evidence of the
extraordinary luck of our citizens at NJ DOYLE'S
Capital Prize Depot, No. IA Pratt st, opposite the
BALTIC. & Ohio r. r. Depot, and next 10 b radshaw's
U. 5. Hotel. The amount of money used in paying
prizes at this fortunate office during the last week was
over $4,000, besides several handsome prizes sold to
correspondents. The way TO make fortune in the
easiest possible manner without going out of Bal-
more is to call or send to ''DoyleS" and get some of
the splendid capitals TO be disposed of this week
WEDNESDAY,, capital So, 900, tickets So, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 100000, tickets S. shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize s. ,Ooo tickets s2!., shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Certificates of % whole tickets Will be
issued from this Office at S4, little over one half
the cost of the tickets 25 half tickets ST. 25 quarters
SO 30. These certificates may draw the three highest
prizes.
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
FOR sale III the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street,
1t Fri Opposite b. & q. Il. R. Depot.
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PEYToNA AND FASHION. These two nags
will try their speed to-day over the Camden
course, for $1,000, mile heats
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{G3- MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACUI..
TY OF MARYLAND-ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The Annual Convention of the Medical and Chirurgi-
cal Faculty OF Maryland will be held in the HALL
over Mrs Scotti's in South street, few doors below
baltimore St, on MONDAY, ID June, AT l0I O'Clock,
M. The members throughout the State are re-
specially requested to attend; and gentlemen who
are desirous Of becoming members, will offer their
application to the Convention.
inflow r. A. DURKEE, NJ. D.. Rec. Sec,Y.
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q tIEAP DRY GOODS. There may BIZ found
a at the ''White House" one of the best assort-
ments of STAPLE DRY GOODS in the city, and at
prices that is at the surprise and delight of every
customer, consisting in part of
Cloths, all shades and qualities, from S. to s.
Cassimeres, French, English and Domestic, e. TO STA
Summer Cloths, from 81! to 62a cts.
Linen Drills, white, brown and fancy coors, % TO 81
GambrOon, plain and fancy, % TO l2a cts
Irish Linens, 25 cts. to 81
Lawns, Bareges, Balzarnes, Chntzes, Prints, AL
paccas, &c. sc.
Also. large assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS,
which will be sold at factory prices at the "WHITE
HOUSE.n JOHN II. WILSON,
No 80 Baltimore street.
m27-w VISIT doors below Frederick.
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VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. This bo-
dy adjourned their session at Fredericksburg
on Saturday night, after transaeting nothing
more than the usual business. The Recorder
says, about 10 clergymen and nearly as many
Lay Delegates were in attendance. On Sun
day the communion was administered to about
400 persons. The religious services w"Te
brought TO an effective termination on Sunday
night, by a very powerful and eloquent dis
course from Bishop Johns, and an admirable
yaledictory address to the clergy and laity by
Bishop Meade, whose feeble health, we regret
to learn, prevented him from speaking.
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Q9cOO GREAT COMPLAINT CURED!
Great complaints have been made, by strangers who
BUY tickets in this city, that ttey do not receive the
drawings. TO remedy that evil, have made arrange
ments, through the poiteness of our Managers, 10
cure that and shall be able send the drawings of
all the Lotteries to part of the United States one
malt hour after such drawings take place. printed and
signed officially by Two Commissioners appointed for
that purpose by his eIcellency the Governor of Mary
land. To all those who wish invest your money to
good advantage, and he certain of receiving early and
satisfactory returns, send your orders to NJ JOSEPH'S
New National Lottery and Exchange Office, No. las
PRATT STREET, directly opposite the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Depot between Bradshaw's L. 5.
and the National Hotels Formerly Whimans,) who
has sold more prizes than any other Office in the city.
TO-DAY, wednesday, $4,000. Tickets $500
THURSDAY, 29th, 10000 g 800
FRIDAY, 30th, 1000 " $50
SATURDAY, 3lst, 1000 100
m2S-2t*
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A MURDER MOST FOUL AND IMMATURE
"A AL was committed short time since in one of
the Eastern states, and what shocks the nicer feelings
OF our nature most is, that the bloody deed it is sup
posed was perpetrated by the sister of the deceased
the cause assigned was lucrc Thus does every day
teach us the motityng fact, that the powerful
lever that can possibly be used to move the human
mind is gold. This mmoderate thirst for wealth must
be allay d; and to effect this benevolent purpose the
old established house of EMORY x co No. = North
Calvert ST., Baltimore Md have brought into active
use their immense facilities TO transact the Lottery bu-
sness, and can now sell tickets in all the lotteries
(Which are drawing daily,) upon such reasonable
terms as can only be offered at their popular office.
The schemes are rich and briant-the capitals vary
ing from $4,000 to 800 0OOprces of tickets from 81
10 $40, Orders from the country Immediately filled
and sentby return mail Drawings sent free Of post
age by the first mail that leaves after the lottery is
drawn Their firm is of % years standing, and their
reputation for honorable and correct business habits
untarnished Address
EMORY * CO., No. e Cavert-st.,
Baltimore, Maryland.
JI7-Przes paid in Gold or Silver.
Drawing Nos. of Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 81,
drawn May 27-lowest prize s2i:
40 I 10 26 "A 10 81 e. SO % II Is % 45
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CAN BEAT MY

AT
~ . ROASTED GROUND COFFEE.
am still roasting and grinding the very best quality
of strong high favored Rio, best quality Laguayra and
prime old Padang COFFEE, at l24 cents per pound,
ready for use, and family buy the Coffee and
prepare it for for the money by more than 10
per cent Hundreds have tried it, and all give il the
preference all other kinds of Coffee 1t is fresh
roasted and ground every day and if it does not give
perfect satisfaction the money will be returned Also
first rate assortment of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES,
WINES, LIQUORS, and every article in the Grpce-
ny line, the most pleasing terms and every exer-
ton made TO please all who will please TO call by
s. ALDEN, Grocer,
ml6eost" corner of Centre and Fish Market.
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THyHE FRENCH CAPSULE OF GELATINE
n AND PURE BALSAM COPABIA, for sale by
SETH HANCE, lO8 Baltimore street, and cor. of
Charles and Pratt SITS. m2i
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EUST RECElVED-ANOTH SUPPLY.
- Sketches of Residence and Travels in Brazil
embracing Historical and Geographical notices OF the
Empire ana its several provinces; by Daniel p Kid
der, in vols. with numerous illustrations.
"Hitherto no work exclusively on Brazil has issued
from the American press respecting no other country
OF equal extent and Importance, our means Of in
formation so limited. Among English hooks on that
country, there are none of very recent date-nor is
there one, the writer of which personally visited more
than two or three Of the eighteen provinces of the
Empire" For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON.
Rooksallar, S,,,ionor, al pIar,I, u -, 49,
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VIM. II. * EEVIL,

VENETIAN BLINDS. of all the most fash
ionable cOlors, white, cream, dras, pearl, pea
green, Sc, with from SO to 45 Stats 10 blind, con-
stanty on hand aud made TO order. Also, Husk and
Hair MATTRESSES, of the best materials and work
maAship. Also, PAPER HANGlNGS of the most de
sirabe styles and finish.
The above really superior articles are offered for
sale at prices very if not quite as low as what
sons in want of them are invited to call and examine
before purchasing.
JAMES II. COX, 1872 Market street,
ma7-lmf I'd door west of the Museum.