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TIME FLAG OFFICE. "The Flag Oficen

YHyHE FLAG OFFICE. "The Flag Officer
4 is pronounced by all to be M. DOYLES' Capt.
tai Prize Depot, No, l44 Pratt st. The list of prizes
sold at this Office for some time back will compare ia
voraby with the combined lists of any three Offices in
the city, Several persons that tried Doyle be-
fore, came forward last week, and had no cause TO
regret the change One got prize of $4,000 another
one of $3.50, and The third one of $500, on whole
ticket Also one $1,000, share-besdes this, several
splendid capitals to old customers, among which was
one of $4,000. The following splendid schemes are
presented for this week.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
10 proportion.
FRIDAY, capitals $4,000, tickets s2i, shares in
proportion. ..,.t
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets ST.. shares in
proportion.
Packages in this lottery will be sold on certificates
at the following rates:-Fora package of whole tick
cts, containing all the numbers in the lottery sic;
halves So; quarters "a; eighths So This is scheme
in which DOYLES' patrons have been invariably
successful. Therefore you can depend on getting
prize.
liberal discount will be paid to persons VINO puf'
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestyariey of lucky pJ
The package, single ticket, or share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressedtO
M. DOYLE, No. Al Prattstreet,
Ii fRl Opposite B. s. o. r. r. Depot.
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03-MESSRS. EDlTORS:-Having seen by your
paper that the "Ciiy Despatch Post" had changed
hands, and that the oPretor promised punctualty
and promptness in the delivery of letters, SC, and
having occasion to send letter to Fes' Point con
cluded to try the 'iDespatch" and test its prompti-
tude. The letter was deposited in the box, corner OF
Hanover and Baltimore Streets at 10 O'Clock request
Ing answer to the same, which | received at IL
minutes past IL. Now, sirs, this great convenience
TO our business men should be encouraged, and for
one determined to il, so long as the pTopIe-
tor attends to the business promptly.
IT. A MERCHANT IN HAHOvER-sT.
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uT4E WAR Is DONE" These are the con-
cudinp words of letter from an officer in Gen.
Taylol's army; and, although they may not
prove to be literally correct, yet we have no
doubt that they will be found substantially true;
for it is not to be supposed, that, after the two
brilliant victories lately achieved by the troops
under Gen Taylor, and against so vastly supe-
rior numbers, the Mexican government or pee
pie will be solicitous to continue the war We
presume that Gen. Taylor has succeeded in ta-
king possession of Matamoras, and that Barlta
has also fallen into our hands The enemy,
then, can have no prospect OF successful OPP
position to the march Of our troops into their
territory, reinforced as our army has been, and
will continue to be, by volunteers. 1t is not,
therefore likely, that the Mexlcans will contin-
ne a war that must inevitably result in disaster
and defeat We are disposed to believe, with
the officer alluded 10 above, that the enemy
will not make another serious rally, and that
the war will soon be finished. We shall rel dice
should such prove to be the fact; for we had
much rather obtain justice by peaceablo than
by forcble means. Should negotiations be re-
opened, we take it for granted, that our gov
eminent will not only demand of the Mexican
government, payment of the indemnity install
ments due to US, but compensation for cheating
the poker"-that is, remuneration for the war
expenses which have been incurred-though
this point should not be material, five can OBJ
tain Justice in other respects. We would not
do any thing which might induce the opinion,
that 1--WE feel power and forget right" In the
adjustment of matters between the two govern
ments, it is not unlikely that proposition may
be made by our government to purchase Cali
fornia, giving in payment the nstalments due
to US by Mexico and we think that such an ar
rangement would be advantageous to Mexico,
inasmuch as, from the large American emf
igraton which is taking place 10 that region,
few years only must elapse before it separates
from Mexico. AS our army has exhibited its
skill and bravery, and distinguished itself by
its humanity as well as by its proves in battle,
so we hope that our statesmen, in the settle
ment with Mexico, will maintain the reputa-
ton of our country for moderation, fairness and
integrity. We should not endeavor to thrust
a weak opponent to the wall
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{67-THE OIL OF TANNIN, FOR PRESERVING
LEATHER. This celebrated Oil has fully sustained
its reputation the great restorer of old worn out
leather rendering it soft and pable as new. This is
Gus TO water.
To be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
sts Baltimore. Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

Opposite BaTnum's, Bait. Md.
13-OFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the Md Conso
dated Lottery, class No. 10, for 1886: For benefit
the Susquehanna Canals
77467ll 40 5 80 35 6 % 40 As 44S
46 and H. being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
and 46, being the 2i and Sd drawn Nos each 30
7and H. being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each 20
IL and 49, being the 4lh and 5th; or and 40, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, &C 5
1t EMORY CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
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Amrriton Republican,
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY %, l846

ay-T The large and increasing circulation OF the Clip
ney both in town and eOuAry together WIN me thc
that its opinions and sentiments ave W p
come rrcepuon among all classes ami conditions Of so
soty. and especially those who constitute the life OF
trade, and basness, make ii medium for advertising
chants and czens generally should be aware Of this
important fact
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Mz- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard nd Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast.pins Ear rings Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pete, his Old Established Store, Waterst ID door
from Calvert. apS
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yu,O CONTRACTORS. Proposals v

yuyO CONTRACTORS. Proposals will be re-
ceived by the subscriber until the LIST of June,
for constructing branch Railio DAD from point on
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad, near the
eastern extremity of the "Long Whan' at Canton to
the Depot of the New York Mining Company, with
fixtures upon the most approved plan for the tran
shipment of Coal. Thu Railroad will be from $50 to
500 feet in length and TO be built on Tressles. Spe-
ccations can be at the Office, corner of South
and Lombard streets, and where such other informa-
ton will be given as may be desired.
mao6-6t JOHN PlCKELL.
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BRITIsH FEELING. We know not what feel
ing the news of the war between Mexico and
the United States may excite in England, or
whether it will cause that government to
change its measures in relation to our country.
We know that some persons amongst US APP
prehend, that England will give aid to Mexico
in this contest, with the view of obtaining bet
ter terms in the settlement of the Oregon ques-
ton but we do not entertain this opinion; for
it is so obviously the true policy and the inter-
est of Great Britain to preserve amity with the
United States, that we do not anticipate any
interference on her part in behalf Of Mexico,
although strongly urged to it by some of the
newspapers in Canada and New Brunswick
As an evidence of the hostile feeling existing a
gainst our government in the latter province,
we make the following extract from the St.
Johns, IN. B. Advertiser, of May H.
"There is nothing whatever new or anthem
tic from the two small armies opposed TO each
other on the boundary line between Mexico
and Texas. The United States seem DESTROYS
to act on the defensive, and Paroles has de-
clared that it is not within his power, as inte-
rim President, to issue declaration Of war
Both parties in this case may, for some time to
come, remain inactive. 1t is our opinion that
both wait for the action of England on the Ore
gon question, to declare themselves unequivo-
cally. If England does not assist Mexico, to
ensure now and hereafter, her Independence a.
gainst the aggression OF the United States, she
will repent it when it may be out of her pow
er TO amend the position she will have lost
We augur better of her, however, and trust she
will bestir herself while it is yet time. If she
cannot now define distinctly her position with
these States, and the law and customs of ma
tons with respect to the new form of conquest,
called annexation, she may rest assured that
the balance of power SO much the object Of
European diplomacy, will, not many years
hence, be registered among the things that
WERE"
This is a silly article, if it contain the rea
sentiments of the writer; for, in the case of wal
between England and the United States, moth
ing could prevent the latter from annexing 10
nent. We do not believe that England viii
care much about preserving what is termed
"the balance of power" upon this side of the
Atlantic, so long as she is unmolested in he
acquisitions in India; and it would be strange
indeed, if nation which is yearly annexine
territory to her own dominions, should under
take war upon the bare suspicion that we con
template adding Mexico to the United States
We are the best customers of England, and ev
cry extension of our territory, would open
new or better market for her manufactures
The statesmen Of England are considerate an,
rejecting men, and seldom commit the error o
entering upon important measures rashly, o.
without the most mature elaboration as to con
seouences-hence we do not believe that the,
will hastily adopt measures hostile to the Uni
ted States.
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l67-A VOLUNTEER IN LUCK! Comb. a. 81 II,
$4,000 prize, in yesterdays Lottery, EMORY co.
the unIivalled prize sellers, Opposite Barnums) sed
to a volunteer for Mexico-hs career begins auspi-
will soon be a General II
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NrEW LOT OF STRAAS BREASTPINS, the
~ best Imitation of Diamond yet discovered, the
real Paris inyention-Just received and for sale by
GABkIEt. d. CLARK, at his Jewelry store, Water
street. second door from Calvert, where Breastpn
may be purchased for 50 to "a, to look well as the
Diamond, which cost from 50 to 500, fri m62
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ALMANAC.
MARRIED.

On the 10Th inst. by Rev. Mr.. CoskeryI
WEEhs, of Baltimore county, to Miss Hal
HOOPER, of this city.
On the oath inst. by Rev. Mr.. Wyatt, ID
to Mrs. X. FOREMAN.
On the 26th inst. by Rev. s. A. Roszel,
ME to Miss ELIZABETH ANN CLARK, both
On the 3lst ult., by Friends ceremony,
ON TO ELIZABETH T. Brown, all of this eli
At Washington, 25th inst. by Rev. Mr..
s. KENEARD, U. s. Navy, to HARRIET MAC
ter OIL. X. Hanson, of Washington.
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90 SONS OF TEMPERANCE. PROCESSION
IN NEW YORK! meeting of those DESTROYS OF
participating in the Grand Anniversary Celebration on
the 9Th of June will be held at Sloan Hall THIS
Thursday EVENING, at O'Clock.
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OF BAIT
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1876.
FRomrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooN
CLEARED.

Schr John Rowlett, Moore, Norfolk All,
burg, Thomas Hooper.
Schr Hero, Emers on, Philad., John w, Il
Schr Palestine, Canon, Norfolk, Peter
Richmond.
Schr Stranger, Blackwell. days from
ford, oil and candles to T Whitridge & Co.
Schr Oregon, Speights, dsys from CT
lumber,
Schr Jack Downing, Fields, FIN Phiadelpt
TO w Brown.
Schr Aid, Hubbard, from Port Deposite,
to Hazeehurst s. Walters, and Michael He
Canal boat Col. Bell, Highland, from Mi
wheat 10 Boggs s. Co.
Canal boat Royal Oak, -, from G
slaves ts Giese & Son.
Canal boat farmers Exchange, Leightl
Harrisburg, whiskey, to Hazehurst & Wall
Canal boat Eclipse, from Columbia, Pa,
NJ Herr.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, PhadelpI
Shriver.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolks
MEMORANDA.
Ship Isabella, Briggs, of Baltimore, cleared
York 25th inst. for Liverpool.
Bargue r. H. Douglass, Norville, of Ball
days from PGTnambueO for Rio de Janeiro,
ken 18th ult.
Brig Mary, Llulrio, 81 days from Baltimor
ed at PornambucO previous to Goth ult., and
Rio de JaneirO.
Brig Gulielma, Mayo, for Baltimore, was
al Aux Cages about 9Th inst.
Brig Eagle, Fessenden, from Boltmore for
was spoken 2lst inst. off Cape May.
Briggs Baltimore, Brown; Chickasw, Kendl
MatamOra, Finn, for Baltimore, cleared at
ODD inst. The Chickasaw started on Sundi
ing, but got in contact with schr. lost jib BIO
put back.
Schr George, Atwood, from Baltimore, a
Calais 10Th inst.
Schrs Joseph Turner, Gibbs, and Hope, P
Baltimore, arrived at Providence 23d inst.
Schrs Euphemia, Copes, from Areclbo, P.
Cora, Bailey, from Baltimore, arrived at N Y
inst. Schr Thomas Hooper, Henderson, cl,
de, same day for Baltimore.
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N5- CAMP TOWsON, May 9Th, le46.-AT-
TENTION COMPANY! Come up, men, THIS
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock; the Captain has arrived
with the news from Washington Come and rejoice
th us-come and give us three cheers, hearty loud
and joyous-we want you all to come and swell the
loud shout, till rising against the vault Of Heaven il
shall come back TO earth with all the train of echo
following it. Come, we are preferred to the other
panies-cOme let us have big drill, and shew
ourselves worthy of such preference. We have en-
rolled ll2 names, 70 Of whom have done camp duty
besides the aithless, who sOped with PipeT's com
pany. By order of the Captain,
IT. JOHN WAITER STOOPS, Sec'y.
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Volunteers FOR MEXICO. Our exchanges
continue to bring us notices of the movements
of the volunteers in every section of the coun-
try, but our space is too limited for us to notice
them all. In Massachusetts, the Lowell Me-
chanic PhaIanx, have offered their services to
the President. In Tennessee, it is said, 5000
can be had at any moment. The Union Bank
of Tennessee, has loaned the Governor $780,
900 for the payment of the troops when called
out In Kentucky, the sum of $3.50, 900 has
been offered as a loan to the Governor, by the
Northern Bank at Lexington, to fit out volun-
teers, who are coming forward in large bodies,
from all sections of the State. South Carolina
is also up and doing. The Charleston Rifle
men, have rendered their services. In Ohio
the "Buckeye boys" are rfady for the word
"march." Missouri has sent her legion to the
scene of danger. In fact, the whole West and
Southwest are in arms.
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A7-To EMORY s. CO.'S FOR PRIZES! Nos.
IS 81 81 half ticket, prize of $1,000 in Saturdays
Lottery, this far famed Lottery firm sent to cores
pondent IN Washington, d. G: 1t
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HAIL STORM IN VIRGINIA. The Charles
town, Va, Free Press says: "The Southern
portion ofour county was visited by a severe
and destructive Hail storm on Saturday even
ing last We understood that hail fell in the
mountain measuring several inches-indeed
some as large as good sized hen eggs A coal
bed was washed away some hundreds of yards;
and large quantity of potatoes and other We
getables that had been planted in gardens and
fields were washed out-thus rendering re-
planting necessary. The crops in the neigh =
borhood were somewhat injured.
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TnE CANAL. The eighteenth annual meet.
ing of the Stockholders of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company will be held at their Office
on Monday the LIST day of June next, at O..
clock P, NJ.
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ID ETAILING FLOUR,
IA FEATHERS, WHISKEY, &c.
300 bbls extra super FLOUR, of best brands
100 do I'd rate Family do, of White Wheat
$50 do best quality do do. Welsh and others
100 do Bakers FLOUR
5000 lbs. live GEESE FEATHERS
50 bbIs. Old Rye WHISKEY
IL do do BARLEY MALT; do. very good.
FLAXSEED, BEEsWAX, CORN BROOMS, sc
For sale by WALTER ~ co.
m2S .Sm3lt No. % SOsth Howard street.
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MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL

MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL
I'VE FACULTY OF MARYLAND
The regular annual Convention of the MEDICAL
Chiurgical Faculty of Maryland wi be held
MONDAY, LIST June, 1886, in Baltimore, at the Fri
lin Saloon, Morrill, near Baltimore street, at half
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. precisely.
Professor N. X. SMITH will deliver the annual 4
ton on TUESDAY EVENING, ID June, at 8 OF
in the Lecture Room of the Methodist E. Chu1
corner of Charles and Fayette streets, to which
Medico Chirursica Society, the Society of The All
nj of the University of Maryland, the Alumni
Washington University, and the public generally,
invited to attend.
m26 Ct ROB'T A. DURKEE M. D., Rec. Sec
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" w. TILYARD, SURGEON DE
HI N. w. corner of
ap7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD
STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH OVER Dill
IN MAINE! ..

WARRRE, Lincoln CO., July 10,
Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in complying wi
request to bear testimony in favor of your
medicine, having had daughter, Is years OIL
dangerously sick the last year, restored with
daughter took a violent cold in Sept. l843, VIII
tied on her lungs. She was troubled with bal
all winter. l tried various kinds of medicin/
none of them had the desired effect. The cou
tinued until March, when we became alarmed
condition, and applied to a physician, who at
her some time, but did her no good. We the /
suited another, but all to no purpose. Havi
hausted the whole catalogue of medicines nowy
land-two distinguished physicians having DOM
best to restore her-we then obtained bottle
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
relieved her Immediately. After taking four
she was completely restored, and now eajoyj
health. JOHN LEE
On hand and for sale by
STABLER s. CANDY, 100 w. Pratt
Also, by George X. Tyler, Do Il. Baltimore
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; RI
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover stsl
Perkins s Brother, cor. Green and Franklin 81
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha IA
kins, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II.
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N, N, Robinson, SO
Gay street. m26
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ESOR SALE CHEAP. An AWNING,
EN Posts and Fixtures complete. Also, sci
good store and dwelling house DOORS, and oneI
Light. Inquire at t
m27.4t 2O9 BALTIMORE near Charl|
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The New TARIFF. The Union of Tues
day night last, publishes a communication, in
which the majority in Congress is severely CEN
sured for having delayed to pass the new tariff
bill. The writer says, 1--WE were shouted to
the rescue in 1914. We rallied under the flag,
because it bore a revenue tariff on its ample
folds. We saw nothing else. We heard
nothing else We cared for nothing else. We
crowded around that banner aud bore it to VIC
tory; and now one of our standard bearers
(the editor ofthe Union)-ou ancients-says,
'bide still in bondage another year"
Upon this article the editor Of the Union has
a comment, in which he avows utter hostility
to the existing tariff, and declares that, if Con-
gresS shall fail to reduce it during the present
session, it will not be his fault.
We do not consider the fact to be establish
ed, that the result of the last presidential cleo
ton was produced by desire among the peo-
pie to have the tariff reduced to the revenue
slandard-for neither New York nor Pennsyl.
vania cast their votes upon that principle
But suppose the writer TO be correct; the sit
uation of the country has been changed. We
are now at war, and shall have occasion for
every dollar that can be raised The war ex-
penses will absorb every cent in the treasury,
and still leave the nation largely in debt
Would it be wise, then, at such time and I'M
der such circumstances, to cut off the source
of revenue by reducing the TARIFF Would the
writer, or the editor of the Union, have Gov
eminent resort to direct taxation to liquidate
the debt which will be created by the war with
Mexico? so, the fact should be distinctly
avowed, that the people may properly compre-
bend the intention of reducing the tariff. We
believe that Congress will find it indispensable
to continue the present tariff, with the excep-
ton of slight notifications which may be re-
quired. Revenue must be raised for current
and extraordinary expenses; and the tariff, as
it stands, although yielding surplus in ordi-
nary times, will be found insufficient to supply
the funds necessarily required in the prosecu-
ton of the war-the writer and editor will
therefore, probably, have to "nurse their
wrath for at least another year.
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DI E d,

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READ
. For the Pacific-Ship st. Joseph, soon.
For Amsterdam-Ship Troy. LIST June.
For Premiership Harvest, with despat
For Falm Outh, Jam.-Schr Alicia, few
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Enz- EAGLE ARTILLERY FAIR-sALE

{h3" EAGLE ARTILLERY FAIR-SALE
OF ARTICLES REMAINING ON HAND. A sale
of FANCY ARTICLES will commence on TUESDAY
EVENING, May Goth, at 6 O'clock and continue for
one week, opening every evening at the same hour
The sale will consist Of large number of useful and
Fancy Articles, which were left hand at the close
of the late Fair. The proceeds of the present sale
are to be appropriated TO the purpose for which
the Fair was held. The sales will take place the
ARMoRY Of the EAGLE ARTILLERY. QI3- The OMNI.
nus lines pass the Armoy at all hours, mos St
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Schr John ROwlett, Moore, Norfolk all
burg, Thomas Hooper.
Schr Hero, Emers on, Philad., John w.
Schr Palestine, Canon, Norfolk, Peter
Richmond
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NOOK FOR SALE-A very likely negl
~ man, % years of age, to serve between Ii al
years, first rate cook, washer and ironer, and
come well recommended
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence offcd
m28 No. 10 Exchange Pla|
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Coon FOR ST.. LOUIS. The citizens of St.
Louis, Mo-, have subscribed nearly $4,000
for fitting out volunteers for the war. The
ST. Louis Insurance Company have loaned
81 900 for the purpose at nominal interest