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DECLARATION OF WAR BY MEXICO. twill
be recollected that on the arrival below New
Orleans, few days ago, of the U. S. Schoon-
er Col. Harvey, report was brought up to the
city that war had been declared by Mexico
against the United States. This report was
contradcted in few hours by the arrival of
the vessel at the city, but not in time to pre-
vent the rumor from being carried up the river
by passengers in the Western boats, who no
doubt, relying on its truth, have spread it from
'Dan to Bersheoba." Two gentlemen, who
left New Orleans in one of these boats, at the
time, arrived here last evening, and were as
tonished to learn that the news Of the declara-
ton of war had not been received in this city.
1t is scarcely necessary to add that they were
equally astonished when informed that they
had been hoaXed.
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FASHIONABLE HATS!
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
sEEEVTTj' STORE

0S BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
no The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen Of
Bal more and strangers, that at the ''Reeui' Store
all kinds of gentLcmen'S hats sold literally cheap
He is fully sensible there are many who are giy g
out ''Cheap,' "very cheap" production" of price,
and like notices, OF tendency to allure the econo-
mist and others, who often discover, when too late,
the alacy of these attractive announcements, as the
article for which he has been induced 10 expend his
quality in price, and the ''cheaPncss sought after,
identhed in visionary puff only Therefore, ali
persons who would possess the desideratum, and
have CHEAPHEss! clearly and truly defined in the way
of first rate Silk, Moeskn Russia, Cassimer Nutria,
or Beaver HATS, il is for them to purchase reaza-
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 9S BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holiday where fine article be obtained at lou
price, and cheapness eXempfed in its truest sense
mi -pOtf
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DAGUERREAN Rooms. 1t will be seen, by
reference to our advertising columns, that Mr.
Show, formerly known as the agent for Mr..
Plumbe, under whose skiliul management his
establishment in this city gained its high repu-
in the second story Of the new building at the
corner of South and Baltimore sts., entrance
on Baltimore st. Mr.. Shew's rooms are fur
nshed in the best manner, and are we'll calcu-
lated to crafty the convenience of those who
may give him call. All are freely invited to
examine specimens.
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TIE EuTAw HOUSE. This large and ec-
CANT hotel, which has recently undergone a
thorough renovation, is now open under the
Management Of Mr.. II. +. jackson, late ofthe
Astor House, New York, and Mr. II. Gran
son, of the Pavilion, at Rockaway, Long
Island. This hotel will now vie with any SIM
liar establishment in the United States. The
proprietors are too well known TO require any
eulogy at our hands.
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PeorscrIoN OF AMERIc AN CITIZENS IN ORE
CON. That the citizens orthe U. States who have
emiurated to Oregon, should have the benefit
of established laws, we do not suppose will be
question; it would, therefore, be proper, tor
Congress to pass an act for their protection; but
in doing this care should be taken not to ex-
coed the limits recommended in the following
passage of the Presidents message;
Beyond all question, the protect ION OF our
laws and our Jurisdiction, civil ana criminal,
ought to be Immediately extended over our cl-
tizens in Oregon They have had Just cause
to complain of our long neglect IN TINS particu-
lar, and have, in consequence, been compelled,
for their own security and protection, TO estab-
lish a provisional government Tor themselves.
Strong in their allegiance and ardent IN their
attachment to the L. States, they have been
thus cast upon their own resources. They are
anxious that our laws should be extended over
them and | recommend that this be done by
Congress with as little delay as possible, IN the
fall extent to which the British Parliament
have proceeded in regard to British subjects IN
that territory, by their act OF July I'd, 1871, Tor
regulating the fur-trade, and establishing crl-
mnal and civil jurisdiction within certain parts
of North America BY this act Great Britain
extended her laws and jurisdiction, civil and
criminal, over her subjects engaged IN the iur-
trade in that territory. BY it, the courts OF The
province of Upper Canada were empowered TO
take cognizance of causes civil and criminal
Justices OF the peace and other Judicial officers
were authorized to be appointed IN oregon,
with power to execute all process issuing from
the courts of that province, and to sit and hold
courts of record for the trial Of criminal ollen-
ces and misdemeanors, not made the subject
Of capital punishment, and also OF civil cases,
where the cause of action shall not exceed in
value the amount or sum of two hundred
pounds"
By combining the operation of our laws ex-
clusiveIy to American citizens, we shall give
no Just cause of oil nee to Great Britain, as
she has similar laws for the government of her
own subjects But beyond this we should not
be justified in going. To assume that the
whole territory belongs to U.s. and to pass laws
for the government of all of its inhabitants, in
GLIDING British subjects, would inevitably lead
to hostility-and yet, if we are not mistaken,
such is the purport of the bill which recently
passed the house of representatives and which
is now before the Senate. If so, we are sure
that the latter will restrict its operation within
proper limits, so as not to destroy the fair
prospects which exist of closing the Oregon
question in an amicablc manner. The princi
pal If not the entire American settlements are
South of latitude 40, and we have no motive to
go beyond that limit with our laws unless we
mean to insist upon having the whole terri
tory, which it is now generally conceded we
shall not do.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

NT7TV7IIV
Gl}-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md Consuli.
dated Lottery, class No. 50, for ed6:
49 40 II 20 45 so Is 3S % AZ GS3
10 and 49, being the st and ID drawn Nos. each $50
II and 30, being The Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 40
30 and As, being the 18th and 9th; 6 and SO, be-
Ing the eth and 9Th drawn Nos. each 80
% and 40, being the 9th and 9th; ~ and GO, be-
ing the 10th and lth drawn Nos. each 30
Al having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, " 5
Il EMORY s co, No. 2 N. Calver1-st.
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INTERESTING CONCERT AND EXHIBITION A num-
Der of pupils from the Institutions for the Blind at
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, will give a con-
cert of vocal and instrumental music this evening at
Calvert Hall, The concert will he under the dhec-
ton of one of their teachers of music. An Opportu-
nifty is offered to our citizens of witnessing the
proficiency ade by the pupils of these several nst
tutions and such occasion is not likely to again
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a l. M a n "A G. !
MARRIED.

On the 23d uIt. by Rev. Mr.. Backus, Cali
MOORE, of this city, to SOPHIA II. HAMMOND, of,
gOmety county.
On the 28th ult. by Rev. DR.. Wyneken, FIR
IL. GRuPY to Miss CHRISTIAN ALBERT both Q
city.
On the 2Sth ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Hickey. 10
MINNlck TO MARY A. GORDON, all of this city,
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ARRIVAL OF CAPT. Fremont AT monterey.
Adyices from California to the 18th of Febru-
ary, are given in the Pcayune. Capt. Free
mont, with party of 60 mounted men, reach
ed Cant. Suffers settlement, at New Helvetia,
on the LIST of February, where he left his men,
and proceeded on visit to Monterey. Capt.
F. had discovered a new route or passage by
which California can be reached in so days
less time than by the old route, via Oregon.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM.

ny-JOHN SEFTON'S BENEFIT and last ap-
pearance SATURDAY, May ID, will be present
ed, with new Scenery and Dresses, tile Eastern Spec
tacle OF the
THREE HUNCHBACKS OF THE
ARABIAN KNIGHTS ENTERTAINME NTS.
Three Hunchbacks, by Messrs John Seton, Owens
and Johnston.
Dancing by Miss ST. CLAIR.
With first time this season. The popular Drama of
JENNY TWITCHER IN France;
The sequel to the Golden Farmer.
Jenny Twitcher, JOHN SEXTON
Robert Macaire, Mr.. GALLAGHER.
PiefO, Mr. OWENS.
Agatha, Mrs. WILKINSON.
Q3- For particulars, see small bills of Saturday.
apo 3t
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EUvAW HOUSE.

Corner of Eutap and Baltimore Streets.
JACKSON s. CKANSTON, PROPRIETORS.
FNNHrG unders gncd beg leave to inform the public
n that they have leased the above extensive and
well known Hotel, which during the last two months
has undergone a thorough renovation aud refurnish
the country for elegance and comfort Its situation
is high and healthy, commanding fine view of the
city, and convenient 10 the places of business and
pleasure. The prOplieOrs hatter themselves that
their well knO wn connection with the first hotels in
the Union, amply qualities them for the satisfactory
discharge Of their duties, and respectfully solicit pa
lrOnage. II. f. JACKSON,
Late of the AstOr House, New York
II. CRANSTON,
OF the Pavilion, Rockawav, L. /.
N, B.-Coaches will be in readiness at the depOts
and landings to convey passengers and baggage free
of charge to the House.
The Pavilion at RockaYay will be opened as usual
on the lst OF July by M. CranstOn. mi eOdlm
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The HARMONIOUS. The third entertainment of
these avorite vocasts will be given this evening at
the Saloon of the Assembly Rooms. They offer for
the occasion entire change of programme, in which
are several songs, gees, &C., never before sung in
this city. The audience in attendance last nghtwa.
large and fashionable; and judging from the applause
were more than pleased-lhey were delighted.
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Ameritan Republican
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY l, 1916.

n7.Tbc large and increasing circulation otthe CLIP
o 1,th If, town and country, together with the TACT
tiIul Ito nriau prrindicc~. thereby giving il Il wei
o @, r,"corion among all classes and conditions Of so,
Srty apd especially those who constitute the me OF
tr,d, and business make it medium for adyer,Ing'
n", m ony other paper published in this city. MeT-
conr. and citlzcns generally should be aware of this
important fact.
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BEL AIR ACADEMY. This well conducted
and popular institution, under the charge of
Professor Samuel M. Magraw, will commence
its summer session on Monday next, and we
recommend it to parents and guardians as an
excellent place for their children or wards TO
obtain fine education on fair terms. 1t is
situated conveniently to Baltimore, and in a
romantic and healthy district of country.
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GLAVES FOR SALE. A very likely black
- boy II years of age to serve until st of January
1859; he is good waiter, &c. Also boy Is years OF
age to serve 10 years. of good character. Also for
sale, very likely girl 20 years al age, 10 serve IL
years, from the country, good cook, washer and
roner, and can cone well recommended. For other
information apply at
MI No. 10 Exchange Place.
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DAMASIx TABLE LINEN.
LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS

LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS.
FENHE subscribers have now in store and for sal
III by the piece yard the largest and best assor|
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN PART:
"a, 80, 1914, lid, l24 and 10 IIsh and Barnslel
LINEN SHEETING
40, 49, 49, so, 50 and 81 inch Bolster and Pillow cas
LINEN
IA, "a, ga and 1914 Irish and Barnsley Damask TA
BILE LINEN
IA, 81, 81 and 1914 Irish and Barnsley DIAPEI
TABLE LINEN
Unbeached Damask and Diaper Table Linen
SO, S.lO 1912, 0l4, 1915, 1920 Satin Bamask T
BILE CLOTHS
Damask and Diaper, Dinner and Tea Napkins, in size
White aud coored BOYLiES
Dirds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLlNG
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red bordered Towels
Irish and Scotch Dowlas, German Rolls
Stair Damask-t0gether with our large stock o
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN making in all tn,
most plete stock Of LINEN GOODS we hav,
ever had.
{h7- The above Goods are from the best manufac
tufers, Ohe most of them made TO our own order fol
family use,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
R, McELDOWNEY & co.
No. l63 Baltimore street,
apps between Calvert and Light
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MARlNELIsT-PORT OF BALTlMO
THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1876.
FkomrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM 90



SAlLED-Brem. ship Isabella, ANDERSEN, B b
en-; baIque Helen Maria, Taylor Boston; briggs HI
Willis, Rio Grande; Vanguard (Br.) Card, ST. 10 !
N B, via Alexandria; SYRIA, (Br.l Masters, ST. JoH
N F; Chickaslw, Kendrick, Boston; schr Ore
Spelghts, Charleston.
ARRIVED,
Schr Mary Ellen, Griffith, FIN Edenton, c |
and naval stores, to J. Corner s. Sons. Saw on II
day morning, off Nag's Head, large schr ash5
painted blue, with long tOpmasts.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. !
nothing bound up.
MEMO RANDA.
Ship Marianne, Wieting, hence for Bremen,
off Dover 7th inst,
Ship CovingtOn. DeVol, fIn the N. w. Coast, al
at Warren, |, 27lh inst. with 2400 bbls whale
$50 do sperm oil; also Ia 900 lbs bone.
Barque Chesapeake, Parker, for West Indies, 81
ed I'm Calais 18th inst
Brig Helen NJ. Warfeld, Harrod, 81 days fin BID
more, touched al PernambucO 2st ult. and sailed
Rio de Janeiro same day,
Brig Mary Stanton, Bearse, for Baltimore, cleo
at Boston 2Sth inst
Schr Decatur, Petersen, from Brazos Santiago
rived at N Orleans 2lst inst
Schr Mary Ann, Eaton, for Baltimore, went toI
from Charleston 25th inst.
Schr Cynosure, Atkins, from Baltimore, arrived
Bangor Path inst.
schr Della, (new) Best, for Baltimore, sailed Il
Bath 23d inst
Schr Albion, -, from Baltimore, for Plymoj
arrived at Newport 25th inst.
Schr Seguin, Cole, for Baltimore, cleared at M
York Goth, and schr Washington, Gould, hence ad
same day.
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THE MUSEUM. The entertainments at the Saloon
this evening are the favorte comedy of "Pau Pry,u
and the laughable farce of ''The Tailor of Tam
worth, with excellent singing and dancing. good
bill, and will doubtless secure good house.
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New CHURCH. A new Methodist Episco-
pal Church, with pews, is to be built at Nor
I'll
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n7-nALTIMoRE SUBURBAN vIsLrER. This

Q3-BALTIMORE SATURDAY VISITER. This
paper gives more of the beautiful Gems of Indian
EIOqhence; The jews Revenge, Ga thrilling tale);
The War Belt Ga legend Of Notth Send; WOman's
Mission; the Wie-seeker; Editorial Janusism, refer
ring to the course Of the "COnlinentaI Bubhle Use
cond article; Virginia Coming, (frOm G. NJ. Clay's
papeD; Editorial Nenality; Complete List of Dvi-
stems OF SONS Of Temperance in the State; Another
owe Leaf, by the Learned Blacksmith; Our Peni-
Tertiary, by the Lay Preacher; Proceedings of the
ReFealers; Original Letters from the South, No. .,
Tales for Children; Sketches of Humor; Town and
Country News, sc.
Price singly cents; per year 81 j0 or 81 for g
months Office No. 10 North street. ml-2t"
90 The EVANGELICAL EDUCATIONAL AS
ISOLATION Of Baltimore, will hold meeting, in
which measures of the greatest Importance to the OBJ
Jects and interests of the institution will be brought
forward, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON next, the Sd
inst, at half past O'Clock, in jefferson street Cha
pei, near Caroline. All persons who have subscrb
ed the prospectus are thereby constituted MEMBERS
and are most atfectiOnaely and respectfully request
uniting themselves with the Associations And all
persons who hold in their posse sion the prospeeuses
OF the Association, are earnestly requested to return
them to the Secretary on that occasion. ml-2t
Q3-MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
The Institute will meet in the Rooms of the Light
street Institute, AT O'Clock, P, NJ. on SATURDAY,
May I'd, when the discussion the subject of ola
suucli0h in English Grammar" will be continued.
IT. X. CONNOLLY, Rec. Sec.
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COFFEE, ROASTED & GROUND,

" Is PER CENT. SAVING!
am still Roasting AMI Grinding the very best quail
ity RIO COFFEE for l2b cents per ID the very best
quality LAGUAYRA, l2t " and prime old
Padane, equal to Java, l2b " " which, exclu-
sive the labor of Roasting and Grinding is cheaper
and better than any family prepare II. To large
families, Boarding houses. TaveTns Steam Boats and
all who cook for the public, they will find the most
convenient, economical and best article they ever
used. AS | sell none but the best quality and every
pound passes through my own hands, all who have
furnishing several steamboats,, boa ding houses and
taverns. 1t is fresh roasted and ground every day
and for sale, wholesale and retail, by
S, ALDEN, Grocer,
mi cost" corner Fish and Centre Markets
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Mooney! MONEY! Persons in want of mi
I'VE ney, from 81 TO thousands, can be accomm|
dated. Judgments of and IL months purchased.
Diamonds, gold, silver, merchandise, &C., of evei
description purchased at all times. All business tran
actions strictly confidential.
L. F.SC0TTI'S Intelligence Ofice,
mi No. 10 Exchange Place
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IA OF THE WESTERN CONTINENT
Appears for the present week-itis as usual, richly
feghted with valuable, interesting, amusing and in
strnctive matter Random RecoIections of an Old
Doctor written for the Continents The Every Day
Life OF Physician of Baltimore; Bishop Hughes on
Europe; another chapter of Mrs. Bibbs' Baby and
Capital Letter by Charles Dickens; The Drowned
Boys, sea side Sketch; The Festival of Flowers;
column Of excellent Sunday Reading; Original Poe
try NY the Editors and Editorials; Mr.. [ngersoll's
SANDERS Spirit Of the British Colonial Press; The
Beauties of Baltimore; The Eclipse, sc. &c; Joe
Cowe'l again; and reply from Old Town 10 Major
Jones' Last Letter, capital Letter, sc, sc. Single
copies 6! cents So year. Published and for sale by
WILLIAM TAYLOR s. co,
1t 4, 5 and Jarvis, Building, North street.
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sHENV,s DAGUERRIAN ROOMS.

SHEW'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
- III BALTIMORE STREET, Balt'e,
ZIG CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia
Mr.. SHER would respectfully announce that he
has opened Rooms at No III Baltimore street, with
light expressly adapted for the purpose of taking
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system.
lie would particularly call attention to his fac-
ties for taking children which are superior TO those
of any other establishment in the city,
90 The proprietor intends giving his personal at
tentOn to those who may favor him with call.
M III
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

Maryland 6's closed to-day at rs asked, IS bid
small advance on yesthrday's rates. Baltimore SIS,
1890, clio ed at g6t asked, 95s bidnO change. Bal
tmore aud Ohio Railroad shares closed at AZ! asked,
46, bid-wilhout sales.
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A MEXICAN Republican
IA 10

IA HEAD QUARTERS!
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that his House will be closed on the SA B.
BATH. from this date.
{I3- Attached to the establishment are two BOW
LING ALLEYS, not surpas. ed by any in the city,
which can be engaged by the hour, at 80 cents.
ml-2t* WILLIAM II. ROSE.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Ro
For Llverpool-Packet ship POwhatan, 18th
For Premiership Isabella, 18th despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Ellefse, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Victoria, Isl May.
For BnrdeauX-Fr. batque Alexandra, 5Ih Ma
For Falmouth, Jam,-Brg Mary Ann, with
patch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Cambrian, few days
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NHTILLIAI TAYLOR II co.'s
Wv PERIODICAL DEPOT!
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE CAPTIVITY OF NAPOLEON AT
ST. HELENA,
BY GENERAL COUNT MONTHoLoN,
The Emperor's Companion in Exile and Testamen-
tary Executor.
The first part is just ready-price 2j cents. We
have no hesitation in recommending this Book as
very entertaining one indeed.
Also, from our own press,
JEAMES' DIARY; Or, SUDDEN RICHES.
BY MICHEL ANGELO TITMARsH, Esq.
TCeming with capital Illustrations only l2I c.
VIM. TAYLOR & CO.,
1t 4, and Jarvis Buildings, North st.
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90 FRESCO PAPERHANGINGS. The subscri-
Der would call the attention of persons intending to
have PAPERIIANGING done this Spring, to his ex :,
tensve assortment of fine super Fresco, Parlor, Hall,
Dining room and Chamber PpPERHANGINGS
Borders, sc, His stock is fresh, and embraces the
very lates styles of superior Papers Also, very
large assortment of fine common Paperhanginss, on
reasonable terms. Also large lot of splendid French
Fire Board Prints.
JOHN G. HOLLAND. rs Gay street,
ap24-2w near the Odd Fellows Hall.