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CITY INTELIJGENCE

INe'0 Engine House. The WASHINGTON Hose
Company having disposed of their old engine
mouse IN Lombard, near Liberty street, have
purchased beautiful lot situate in CONWAY
street, east of Eutaw street, in a neighborbood
which is rapidly improving, and where there is
no engine or hose company of any description.
They have already had the foundation laid
and will progress in its erection as fast as il is
practicable The house will be two-stories and
an attic high, on lot of 20 feet front, and so
deep The steeple will be on the Octagon
plan, large enough to admit ofa triangle weigh.
ing 275 pounds, being the largest in the United
states room in the lower story is to be ap-
Proprlated to city Waterman, so as to enable
them to give the first alarm, and there will he
large and commodious Hall on the second
story for tho use of the company. The build
ing will cost about Sl700. 1t is being erected
by Mr.. Moses G. Hindes, bricklayer: Solomon
Allen, carpenter; John J. Madden, pIasterer:
and William Sullivan, painter The build
ing committee consists of Messrs. VIM. G.. |
Slmms, r. s. Turfeld, John G. DYKE, VIM,
H. Thrush, and George R. Thrush. 1t Is ex-
gected to be finished by the first of August
Inc washington Hose Company have the
Following apparatus: 2 small hose CARRIAGES
l iour-wheei hose carriage, on an improved
pam s'iiail suction engine, called the Grab"
large DO. called the "Lady Washington
ana al, 1850 eet of hose with the standard screw.
The company numbers now rs active mem.
Oefs' and II honorary members, and are as fine
and effective set of men as can be found in anv
company IN the city. The removal of the en-
glhe mouse into that section of the CITY will be
very beneficial, and we have no doubt but that
tribute literally.
U. S. District Court The case Of Lewis
RepPert, VS.. r. Parker, J. B. Peyton, and viii
IAN spencer, Ir'' an action for libel on YES
reacle Wallis, Esq, for the plaintiff; Messrs,
Emory, for defendants.
: Killed by Lightning. We learn that during
he thunder storm on Thursday afternoon about $
o'clock, the lightning struck Newell's stables, +
t the Relay House, on the Washington Rail b
toad, and killed a man and two horses. We
I'D not learn the MAPS name. no. any of tho b
PARTICULARS i
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W IL seems hardly worth while that we should
aho any testimony To the overwhelming mass that has
already been procured 10 that ineStmahIe Burn Spe-
enc CONNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, formerly
Daileys) but we may Us well saw thai il exceeds any
tnlHs we ever saw or heard of for the rapid and tho
rough cure OF sores of all Kinds and no family should
We without IT., for if they have accidents by fire it is
sovelelsh cure where life is not lost at once, and if
they never have such calamity it cannot come anss
III the great variety of cutaRe0us affections sores
cats &c tor which every family must have its share
I, L rot SAFE ny kOBEKTS X ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and BaltimOre-sts, aIso at the corner of
reet, F. p, Baltimore. II
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NRAND EXCURSION

GRAND EXCURSION
~ TO CHESTERTOWN
b me Undersigned, at the request
ketsSy2n4z8' numerous friends, have been induc.
ed to charter the safe and comtno.
Crana C-.,.--:d nous Steamer COLUMBIA for a
"rahd Excursion to Chesterlown on '''
1HURSDAP, June I'm. 1915.
.eavIhg commerce street wharf precisely at 2 o,crk
n. NJ, ana County wharf, IF. P.) at half mast and
siop al the same retVniss This Will be one Of tbe
pIeasanlssi IrPs that can be offered 10 The ciIisn
81 baltimore this season, nffording degb,s,i ,rin
OR the Bay and River-the sceney of whish is m,p
magnlheen'-nnd allowing the passengers fn" ,,,,n
W thrte hours, or. upwards, 10 roam AZ ppasnrs IN
thls Pheasant little Town. Every care viii he raj nv
ny lhe popretors and those appointed 10 assist om m
occasion, 10 gender very agreeable the entire
tn, dneie VIII DC no spirltuOus liquors allowed IN
poaru tne Boat during the trip. VII
ice creams, Confectionery, and Refreshments or
every description and kind will h., f,smiha1 Is ol
board the boat, at moderate prices '''"0u u"
The splendid BAND of the "Independen, C...,
mas been procured for the occasion ''")s
Also, COTILLlON MUSIC
y. FHiLLIPS, Ballet Master.
+, % ricketts, 80 Gents, children half priceto ho
au al me Offices of the Clipper Argus and SIM anG
Ut ; ,ne dual VIM. COTTON,
Ito-nWth4t JAS. FRAZIER, JR,
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-, " CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY YISl-
TER: The Neighbor in law, n tale of Truth and
iiumor, by Lydia Maria Childs The Black Rider and
his Victim, romantic legend, by VI. Topham Evans,
Esq Lines on seeing Little Girl, who was deaf.
dumb and blind; The Brothers. Promise; Biographi1
cal Notices of Ringgold and May; Voices from the
Grave Hints on Volunteering, by the Lay Preacher:
20 1t, ye crpples, Laughable Incident: A Letter
rom Jumper Hedgehog To Ehenezer Prune, concern
ing War; The Blo0dess Victory; Temperance I'm.
posters; The Cry Of "rraitor;" Considerations uf The
war; Io"n and Country; News sc. Price cents
Office No. 10 North street. L.
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CALVERT HALL.
THNEMPLETON'S LAYS

CALVERT HALL.
FHNEMPLETON'S LAYS
n OF TIE LAST GREAT MINSTREL
nv ,Drn,,,,,,, SIX WALTER SCOTT,
=, 10 Piano Forte, Mr.. SMART. instrument from
MIR. Benteen. u'A' mum
PROGRAmME-PART FIRST.
SOng-"JOck of Hazcldean,,
Reciative-"And said |, that INV n,bs were o,d ,,
ns-"Young Lochinvar.n '''"
song" There was Matechal of France,
kecltatVe and Air-"Last Words of Mannion.n
IN Inferpul Of ten rninutesl
r. " In the course of the evening the graad sc.na
IAN Is Lost Now" "Still gently DER me steaIing ),
as originally sung by Mr.. empeton in The Grand
Opera Of ola SOnnambula." '0 N'""u
,,,...,,-- PART SECOND.
Sons-"Jesse, the Flower Of DumbaEe,n
Song-"RatIlin' Roarin' Wilie.U
Song-fGreen grow the Rushes O,n
Song-"The Laird % Cockuen,,
Doors will open at 7l-to commence at 2 o,clocL
{R- Tickets so Cents-may be had At RohinSon;
library, at the Music Stores, and the door iaS a..
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90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every DESCRIPTION, executed with great despatch at
ne ONCE 81 the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE sr.-as
office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. SC
Indeed it Is needless to enanerate, az we are pos
sesHed offacipes with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work, eperystyIe,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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The WEEKLY CLIPPER. To-day's Weekly Clinner
Is highly interesting TO the country and distant rga
der 1t contains all the latest intelligence from the
"Seat of War" with various accounts of the late
brilliant victories on the Rio Grande, all deeply in
terestins; also the latest news from Europe; reports
OF the markets; editorials; poetry; miscellany city
items; an interesting sketch of Sir Robert PEEL an
interview with Laura Bridgman, the deaf, dumb and
blind girl, with variety of other important matter.
Price only 81 per year, or cents per single copy.
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Am1it on RtpnbIican,
tN AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, Jusr s, l84s,

G- The large and increasing circulation Of the Clip
per, both in town and country, together with the fact
that its opinions and sentiments unfetcred by par
6Zan and sectaran preiudces, thereby giving it wei
reception among all classes and conditions Of so
siey, and especially those who constitute the life of
trade and busness, make il medium for advertising,
chants and citizens generally should be OF this
important fact.
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Q3- JOURNEYMEN CABINETMAKERs, YOU
are hereby notified that the regular monthly meeting
Of the Society will take place on MONDAY EVEN
ING, at 8 O'Clock in the Room over the Bazaar, in
Harrison street. The members are requested to be
Punctua in their attendance.
BY order Of the President.
it, ELIJAH METCAIF Sec,v
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TENHE WESTERN CONTINENT
BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

EW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
w NEWSPAPERS! NEWSPAPERS,
we nave received an elegant variety of NewsnaneIs
s, me present week, viz: kOndon Punch Nav IA
Iai OIL tua II I-2c; New York Spirit of he Times
Saturday Evening Post; Meals Gazettr. An,io sa
ncan; Flag of oul Uaion; N. Y Mirrsr; Od Gonntrv-
man; weekly Tribune; Uncle Sam; Yankee: PmhIic
Ledger; odd Fellows' Mirror, &c. &c. a5-Littei,s
1876; Democratic Review for June. win SnlsndiI
portrait; The American Flora, embeIshed With Eve
beautiful Ensrayings, only IS cents Napoleon and
ms NlarShaiS, richly illustrated with portraits of biz
Generals, vol. ,, 81 %. For sale al " N''
WIN. TAYLOR K co.
M p.,., :, and 6Jarvfs Building
9 Benneil's Weekly Herald Just at Aand-a val.
;,"oie anu interesting papeE-Engravngs Editorials
- ny fua'iulg' IL
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Bremen brig Louise, Wencke. Bremen Rro,
BUnningeT, '' VIZ
i BT rig; JozGnfina, (new, us tons) Churchill, \
Schr Providence, knwan, Richmond,
ARRIVED,
SchT Henry Middleton, Stein, ! dav. fro, III
iesten, lumber 10 Jos Turner s Son,
sehr' Emily Ann Thompson, Keene. from
san, NJ r, 18th ult, logwood, mahogany. snt
Sonee, cocoa tIuit, turtle, shell, old copper, A
&c, I'd r. T. Monte. Left ship Londsn. n
repairs; brig Ann Stille, for New YORK soon. 81
Sahges, Ellis, from do. arrived 25tb; -. Coati
| ,io@ Philadelphia, unc. Sailed 25tb, briJ Pager
fnarstow, for Ragged Island; 9Th, schrs Henry Al
55,I Tor Philadelphia, via Eleuthera, to load
18th, Viola, Atwood, for Boston, via do Passer
In the E. A. T., Mrs. Wildgoss. dauohter and
want; mr., Samuel Keene, sen. and daughter: Me
rfahclS ElIis and VIM THOMPSON The nil 4 yay
.he ioleWlng vessels as having got Ia sen nm 1T,
uay iasti Shlps Stephen Lumdn, ConkIiug, for a
tohi IOethe, Homann, for Bremen; briSs RuI
Lane. for Jamaica; Bermudiana, Ingram for Snr
set Mass; schr Sea, Wiley, for Point Isabel ali
bdIunlOIe; and ship Samuel Hicks from Aleyan1
n SAILED yhsterday--Br ship Ann, Horstma
, Iteieh' safques Lagrange, Mendell, Dghton;
raVie, Marseilles; PhGnix, Watts. Kingston m
Nvyhglla, talbot, Mobile; Josefina, Churchill. 81
ork; schrs oregon, Speights, Point Isabel. re
Tth0niH, Laurence, Boston; Mary, Smith. do; Ma,
Funston, York. To-day-brig E. D. Wolfe, sSl
MEMORANDA.
SHIP ASHORE A letter received here yesteri
wnueh AT Northampton, Va, under date q the n
nst states that large ship WINS ashore on the kI
Ihu ni carriers bar, which the south shore of q
'hoa met, near Cape Charles. She was Iying w
lef mead e OFF shore, wind about north. and m
rate. Had all sails set, except spankers and COZ
'rs, ana az the ebbing Of the tide had listed in ss
TOT very high on the reef; ii was thought she mi
' 'h lighted on at high water. 1t was not kno
'here she was bound, though in from sea.
~ no DC Jonero, April %, bsraues Pioneer. n
III, Tor New York, loading; Active; FoYweT. Fl
rom DO disc; brig Harriet Jarvis, late of do so,,S
a., balqne Margaret Hugg, Litron, from Baltimoya
9, 10. '''" april Iat D W, l8!
,d Ba[Gn e iWyman Dill, for Baltimore, cleared
brig ST. Andrew, Cromwell, from Baltimo,e
aVanna lamar, Jam. was spoken 18th MIR me !.
ON Charleston ID inst. "eh' 10 g
schr' Harriet, Sears, from Baltimore. arrival DI
rovidence I'd inst. "iilNeu
oGh5s' Roe, Avery, from Baltimore, arrived At NED
IL, Story, from do. do. 4th. - - WI
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03-The REV, DR. FULLER, Of Beaufort, S.
will preach in the 7h Baptist Church, TO-MOR.
ROW MORNING, Mt II O'Clock, and in the evening
at ! O'Clock. The public is invited to attend Its
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T5-ANY OF OUR READERS who NAY want
niue extra cash should call at COLVIN & co.'s
THIS MORNING, and try package, or single lick
ct % cents The lille Small Fry draws to day about
500, OOo-in prizes to be handed over-they are the
lucky ones, "e
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COUNTERFEeIT DETECT0R1

H., COUNTERFEIT DETECTORS!i
Jus. received, another supply of Vaueourt,s Baal
Note DelectoI for June, 1871 cts Cali soon for tber
DIS they are selling rapidly.
tanin o , OF the effect" by Peripatician con-
daughter, l2a cents. ~ A"i""'y
ne rOems OF Henry Wadsworth LonpEeIlouv com
PIete IN one volume, SO cents s''"'"' eOil
nanili "a w yndham, forming No, 81 of Harner,s T.
Or2ry OF Select Novels, 25 cents 'F'' III,
JUST published and for sale by
Wilt AN TAYLOR & co.
~ ,,,, =, and b JARVIS Building North strret
MEXICO, as il was and ne !, ia ,, -! ~
Mayer, Secretary of the United states I s.,i ~,
ulat country In Sal and '42. Third edition revisoJ
oiec'eu, and The Historical portion brnmobt do,,n
" tne present time. This valuable Roo1 ,,,;Ii I.
pEnilsheu IN SIX parts, at % cts each and will h a.
oelIlsned with more than 1872 engravings. led. 2,
'NNHE WESTERN CONTINENT
- ro,,.,o ,,...,. FOR THE PRESENT WEEK
10 iepiete WIN elegant and valuable ARTICLES 80.
~ Pon vi us EhltOrS and numerous cOntributors
aHUhg omeFS OF interest will be found The IoIIoNino
az W. continuation of Random RecoIlectinns
W, H pIu DOCTOR, entitled the SomuanbuIist Tbe
e. ~. " r, Suanspeaf's Time, by VIM. H. Carpenter
EEeI3 Tue BLACK Prophet, a tale of Irish Fapine?
W MJoI Jones Oa his TeavGls-at Phiadelnbia IN.
W Jot VsllS the Oper9-his desert ption of The I3oha
mum plll, &c &c with Original Poetry. Enor,,,s
brevteS and Oddities; Sunday Rrsdin%
&c single copies cents-S2 wear,
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
NJ No,r,,,r, 4 and JARVIS BuLplses,
49, ~ ~ ~ L: Subscribers to the WESTERN Gov.
NENT residing in the city informed thar bv call
ing at the office of the Continent, thew can ob,ain
etmoW chGrse,a plan showing the position of me |
american ana Mexican Troops near Natamoras
each. " w 'o'' "'o cents
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ALMANAC.
MARRIED

oh the 4th inst by Rev. r. Pigsot. @ w. Crv
HAN 10 MISS MARTHA BARTON, ali of This c GU'
oh the 81 inst by Rev. r. !. Vinton' StH,t
of this city. NhAAi Il Ran
At washington, 4th inst. by Rev. ]. p. DopelI
Gsn az TnI ~ D., TO Miss ANNE F. DAVIS, daugd
Zen u John Davis. On the 2d inst. by Rev NJ
Brooke, Of Cincinnati, C. Il. PEs5tSTos II ~
F. S. Key. s"'ef OIL ing
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I
QUESTION FOR DEBATE. Which ii
~ the most beneficial TO the people of the United
States, the Tariff or NJ. DOYLES' Capital Prize he
pot, Pratt ST. Wesay NJ. Doyle most decidedly. who
Is every day enrichng his patrons and astonishing
the Oldest nhabtant,n by the number and briliancS
OF the capital prizes sold by him; pass his office what
you will and you are certain to hear the eratirvina
ginge Of Cold and the gratfed laugh of snme ons
who has been lucky enough to buy his ticket a, AZ
DoyIes There is, take our word for H. no 20
ton in this but in order to be sat led Il viii on7 10
necessary to purchase ticket or package in soma oS
the following splendid schemes and re IN the rene,S
proportion. 'H W ''iaies IN
The fayorite Small Fry Lottery on sATrrRnAy
capital prize 81 900 In this scheme there IL al.
500 oou 10 De distributed, and as DOYLE hos haea
appiontea agent TOR the distribution of his amarr.
Is evident mat MS office is the place 10 nurehasa H.,
whoIe OF packages win be issued as
ogo: for only Sl2; halves only SCI ouarers "a e;STS,
place to get prizes. ou' Do''e7 oeihg THR
npera, discount will be paid to persons who NUS
'n Es oy lne package or quantity. puA"
ol saIe IN me greatestvariety OF lucky nunhs, H.
ae package, single ticket, or share AJI ordera "
aau or otherwise, addressed to 'iuers, per r
H. r, m' DOYLE, No. IA Prattstreef
LA4 VpPoslte B'a 0. q, q, Donor,
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BY LAST NIGHTS SOUTHERN MAIL
The New Orleans papers of the 2sth nj


The New Orleans papers of the 2sth ult.,
contain nothing later from the Army.
Suspicious. The Delta saws that Cont,in
Laborde, of the French ship Chateaubriand
reports that, about 25 leagues northwest nj
tne IoItugas, saw schooner coming towards
NM When within short distance, CAPT. l..
holsted his colors, when the schooner filed
away and got out Of sight, without MAKING
known her nation. She appeared to have a.
bout 40 men on board, which induced Captain
Laborde to have strong suspicious finer.
For MATAMoRAs. Nothing can beat Amer
ican enterprise. Yesterday morning we re-
celved news that our army had taken possess
sion OF the city of Matamoras, and Yesterday
evening we were told that Capt. Thos Clarke
mad announced his intention of running tho
steamer Frontier for Matamoras, via Point Isa-
bel aud Brazos Santiago, on Saturday next.
Picayome.
.Navat U. S. r. steamer Spencer, Currer.
arrived al Charleston on Wednesday morning, in
five days from New York, bound to the Gulf
OF Mexico. The S. put in TO repair some dam
age to her machinery, and will proceed ON her
voyage in a few days.
II True Ys1A'R&, Capt. Grant, of tho brig
Mickey, OF Ihofnaston, Maine, has offered to
convey the kAh Jss6Ar Greena, CApt. II. r.
Jackson, q sAvansdal, wit;Aok4Efee or reward, s
to the seat of war.
=, ,4'1ntng oar Packets The packet shin
SAINT Mary, Captain Foster, running between {
Lhis city and New York, has been armed, and ,
double complement of men put on board and a
we understand it is the intention of the pro. {
99rIetors of the Union Line, to arm their other
Inc Ships, so that they eau protect themselves !
rom the small piratical cruizers- Bulletin. d
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PROGREss OF Qua Army. In one respect
the information from the seat of war, which
was forwarded to us on Thursday evening by
Special Express and the Telegraph, in adj
vance of others, may be considered important
1t confirms what we some days since predicted
that the Mexican army would offer no farther
opposition to the march of General Taylor into
matamoras. We say that this fact is impor-
tant, nasmuch as it affords strong indication
that the war is terminated on the side of the
Mexicaus. W&Gonsder the point settled, that
Mexico cannot raise another army, or REIN
force that which has Just retired from the Rio
Grande, SO as to be able to prevent our march
ing direct upon the Capitol, should it be deem
ed expedent. That Government has not the
means to raise and supply troops, and a large
portion OF the population has little or no incl-
nation to take up arms, for they have not an
adequate motive to endeavor to keep Paredes
in power. We doubt whether another blow
will be struck, as we expect shortly to hear of
proposals being submitted by Mexico, for the
termination of the war and of all difficulties
between the two countries.
In the present situation of Mexico and the
United States the latter can afford to act mag
UNANIMOUSLY, as they can dictate terms. 1t is
therefore matter which requires mature con-
Sldoration to decide, whether we shall push on
our forces into Mexico, or pause for a while for
movement on the part of the Mexican Gov
Certainly if she be disposed to act
Justly towards us, we should be content TO
cease hostillties and conclude an honorable
peace
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MiYOR,S OFFICE. B,ITIXr

nYOk,S OFFICE, BALTIMORE, June 5, 1886.
90 NOTICE. The several Military Corps I'M.
Association of Defenders in lcl4 and the various C
vii Associations of the city respectfully invited
10 appoint Committees TO confer with the Committee
OF The Council, on MONDAY EVENING the 9Th
inst at O'Clock at the Cry HALT in arranging the
Dcst mode OF carrying out the contemplated Civic
PROCESSION on The cnsuing 4ih Of July.
JACOB u, DAVIES, Chairman Of
Committee of Arrangements.
&c All Civil and Military Associations who have
not as yet sent delegates to meet the Committee will
please DO so, aud meet on MONDAY EVENING, sth
inst, at The Cry HAUL, At g O'Clock.
je6'H V. II. MAILMAN, Sec. TO MayOralty
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Hdss0LUTI0N OF PARTNERSuIP

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNEps,,1
SIhe Partnership heretofore EXISTING bsiuaa,
me inc subscribers under the firm of ROBERTS = sT
hHdlNsoN, is this day dissolved by mutual consen,
hn persons having claims against said firm are here
"y no.ineu 10 present them, and all indebted are re
9q n to make payment to BENZ IRISH M
bEkIS, who is alone authorized to use the nana y,
tne hrm Tor the settlement of all business. and Who
VIII sun continue me business at the old stand cor.
hei VI hdho'er anu Market streets, Baltimore
BENZ. RUSH ROBERTS
Baltimore, June LIST, 1876. .l
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

=. ,,,,,,,,, UPpUslIe BaFnum's, BALI Md {
O. GFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md Consol
nated Lottery, class No. fs, for 1876:
62 81 Al IS A ID 81 81 40 81 29l7
81 ana 62, being the LIST and 2d or Al and 90, he.
ing the 81 and 4th drawn Nos each son
~ ana -, being the 5th and 9th or 81 and 81, be-
Al ,n dng the Ith ana en- drawn Nos. each 30
~ ana o. being the 9th and 10Th; or II and %, be.
ing the llth and l2ih drawn Nos. each 10
W !, having Two OF the drawn Nos. on them each
All havlhg one only of the drawn Nos. on z
1t EMORY & CO., No. , N. Calvert-st.
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style and finish. PS'ioi
Drab and Blue light SUMMER HATS, fashionable
texture. - " Dos'
NUTklA BEAVER HAT-a worry iue hat, and fash.
SATIN BEAVER and SILK HATS, OF best mate.
- rlals, warranted to wear WELL
variety. ~ u ''eiy
BOYS HATS, all kinds, aud every descrntiop or
CAPS, SENETT HATS, cheap. '' ~. VI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

The OREGON QUEsTIoN. A letter from
Washington in the N. Y. Journal of Com.
merce, says:-"Mr' Pakenham, as learn, rs-
ceved advces by the Great Britain that in
structions would be sent him by the Hibernia
to make a certain and direct offer to the United
States for the immediate adjustment of the
Oregon question. Mr.. P. stated yesterday
that he waited for his mail by the Hibernia
with great anxiety. He has probably reeeiy
cd it to-day wednesday, We shall soon be
advised whether he is instructed to renew the
negotiations or not"