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{d3- The EVANGELICAL EDUCATIONAL AS
ISOLATION will commence their First Primary
Schools their Hall, Pitt street, one door east of Ca
roline, on THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, at 81 O'Clock.
The object of this Association is to establish Schools
and .4SyLumS for the gratuitous maintenance and edu
cation of Orphan and Destitute Children; wherein
they will be instructed in The principles of orthodox,
evangeca spiritual Protestantism; and urged to at
tend to the cultivation of personal religion and prac
teal piety. The Scriptures themselves being made
a regular class book from which the teacher shall
be required to inculcate the principles of our holy
religion. To this end the Association will employ
other than well qualified teachers, of establish
ed piety; will they retain any who shall dsap-
point them in this respect. Their great desire being
to educate their young charge in reference to the
realities of another word as well as to the duties of
this present life.
All persons DESTROYS of obtaining situations in the
Schools of the Association, for such children they
may think suitable will please apply at the residence
of the Secretary, Rev. ROBERT PIGGOT, No. 40
Aisquith ST., opposite the Carmete Nunnery, where
donations in money, clothing, stationery, SC, will
be thankfully received.
The Secretary is authorised TO obtain subscriptions
of the citizens generally, and Mr.. CHARLES INGRAM
has been appointed their collector.
WILLIAM MASON, President.
JOHN w. RICHARDSON, LIST Vice-pres't.
RIB. WARDEN, ID Vice president.
DAVID PARR, Treasurer.
ROBERT PlGGOT, Sec'y. m26. ths3t
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TRoops FOR New MEXICO. We have a
report, which appears to be well founded, says
the St. Louis Republican, that Col. L. V.
Bogy, of the Gath regiment, Missouri militia,
who, some time ago, rendered his services to
the War Department to march a regiment of
mounted men to New Mexco-in the event
ofthe Department deeming it necessary to send
troops in that dlrecton-will soon be required
to enter upon the expedition.
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PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirelynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC &c. for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
states E. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street,
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n OOK OUT FOR
rHE LATEST ARRIVALS.

NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES & BOOKS.
We have on our counters complete assortment of
Papers, from Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
Also, the Bush Ranger of Van Diemans Land, 2jc
D'Aubigne's Discusses, by Baird, bound 81.
The New York Journal of Medicine and the Col
lateral Sciences, for May.
llarper's Illustrated Shakespeare, No. 70 and go.
Penny Magazine No. 81, ard the last No. of Hair
peT's Bible.
Q7- Persons want:n; back Nos. should apply at
once, otherwise they may =. - o'tqn them. Cal at
once w LAT. AN TAYLOR n CO
4, and JARVIS Building, North street.
o. The Public Ledger received every day at three
o'clock-l24 cts. week, AMI 2 cts. single. 1t
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"THE WAR is DONE" These are the con-
GLIDING words of letter from an officer in Gen.
Taylols 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 victo ries lately achieved by the troops
under Gen. Taylo and against so vastly supe-
rior numbers, the Mexican government or pee
pie will be solictous to continue the war. We
presume that Gen. Taylor has succeeded in ta-
king possession of Matamoras, and that Barta
has also fallen into our hands, The enemy,
then, can have no prospect of a 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 Mexicans will contn-
ue a war that must inevitably result in disaster
and defeat. We are disposed TO believe, with
the officer alluded to above, that the enemy
will not make another serious rally, and that
the war will soon be finished. We shall rejoice
should such prove to be the fact; for we had
much rather obtain justice by peaceabe than
by forcible 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, if we 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 instalments 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
igration which is taking place to 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.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-28

LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS
FENH E subscribers have now in store and for SALE
by the piece or yard, the largest and best assort
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN PART
ga, "a, l04 LID, 1874 and 10 Irish and Barnsey
LINEN SHEETING
40, 49, 46, So 50 and Sd inch Bolster and Piow-case
LINEN
"a "a, ga and 1914 Irish and Barnsley Damask ia.
BILE LINEN
IA, "a, 90 and lO.4 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unbleached Damask and Diaper Table Linen
So $40, lO-l2 lOl4, 1916, 1920 Satin Bamask Ia
BILE CLOTHS
Damask and Diaper Dinner and Tea Napkins, in sizes
White and cOlored BOYLIES
Birds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red bordered Towels
Irish and Scotch DOwlas, German Rolls
STAR Damask-together with our large stock of
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all the
mostcOmpete stock of LINEN GOODS we have
ever had.
10 The above Goods are from the best manufac-
turers, (he most of them made to own order for
family use,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
r. McELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1913 Baltimore street,
m2o between Calvert and Light
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no CONTRACTORS. PROP

yuyO CONTRACTORS. Proposals will be re-
ceived by the subscriber until the LIST of June,
for constructing branch Rail- Dad from point on
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad, near the
eastern extremity of the "Long Wharf" at Canton to
the Depot of the New York Mining Company, with
fixtures upon the most approved plan for the tran
shipment of Coal. The Railroad will be from $50 to
500 feet in length and TO be built on Tressles. Spe-
cfcations be seen at the Office, corner of South
and Lombard streets, and where such other informa
ton will be given as may be desired.
ma26-6t JOHN PlCKELL.
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NTEW LOT OF STRAAS BREASTPINS, the
~ best Imitation of Diamond yet discovered, the
real Paris invenlon-Just received and for sale by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, at his Jewelry store, Water
street, second door from Calvert, where Breastpin
may be purchased for 81 to "a, to look well the
Diamond, which cost from 50 to SlO0, ri m62
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Amrri1on Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1916.

n The large and increasing circulation of the Clip
ma. bob in town and couINry, together with the fact
that its opinions and sentiments are unieered by par
come reception among all classes ami conditions Of so
sioy and especially those who constitute the life OF
trade and Business, make it medium for advertising,
eouai to any other paper published in this city. Mer-
chants and citizens generally should be aware Of this
important fact.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-28

m5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Cold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak4
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
from Calvert. apS
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FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READNG-RooM,I
CLEARED.

CLEARED, d
Schr John Rowlett, Moore, Norfolk and
burg, Thomas Hooper.
Schr Hero, Emers on, Philad., John w. nj
Schr Palestine, Canon, Norfolk, Peteri
Richmond.
ARRIVED, 4
Schr Stranger, Blackwell. days from M
ford, oil and candles to T Whitridge & Co.
Schr Oregon, Speights, dsys from CT
lumber.
Schr Jack Downing, Fields, FIN Philadelph|
TO J w Brown.
Schr Aid, Hubbard, from Port Deposite,
to Hazelehurst s. Walters, and Michael He'd
| Canal boat Col. Bell, Highland, from Mil
wheat 10 Boggs & Co.
Canal boat Royal Oak, -, from d
slaves To Giese & Son.
Canal boat farmers Exchange, LeightV
Harrisburg whskey, to Hazlehurst & WalS
Canal boat Eclipse, from Columbia, Pa,
NJ Herr.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, PhiladelpI
Shriver.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk,
no report
MEMORANDA.
Ship Isabella, Briggs, of Baltimore, cleared
York 25th inst. for Liverpool.
Bargue R. H. Douglass, Norville, of Ball
days from PernambueO for Rio de JaneirO,
ken 18th ult. i
Brig Mary, Lluirio, 81 days from Baltimore
ed at Pernambuco previous to Goth ult., and
Rio de Janeiro.
Brig Gulielma, Mayo, for Baltimore, was
at Aux Cages about 5th inst.
Brig Eagle, Fessenden, from Botimore for
was spoken 2lst inst. off Cape May.
Briggs Baltimore, Brown; Chickasw, Kendr
Matamora, Finn, for Baltimore, cleared at
ODD inst. The Chickasaw started on Sunds
ing, but got in contact with schr. lost lib bo
put back.
Schr George, Atwood, from Baltimore, a
Calais 9th inst.
Schrs Joseph Turner, Gibbs, and Hope, P,
Baltimore, arrived at Providence 23d inst
Schrs Euphemia, Copes, from ArecIbo, P.
Cora, Bailey, from Baltimore, arrived at N Y
inst. Schr Thomas Hooper, Henderson, Gle
de. same day for Baltimore.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

Opposite BaTnnm's, Bait Md,
N7-OFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the Md. COnsOli-
dated Lottery, class No 10, for 1886 For benefit OF
the Susquehanna Canal:
IT 46 7 ii 40 5 80 35 % 40 as AS
46 and IT. being the lst and I'd drawn Nos. each $50
7 and 46, being the 81 and Sd drawn Nos. each 80
7 and IL, being the 81 and Alb drawn Nos. each 20
IL and 40, being the 4th and 5rh; 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, "
1t EMORY s. CO., No. IN. Calvert-st.
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13-THE OIL OF TANNIN, FOR PRESERVING
LEATHER. This celebrated Oil has fully sustained
its reputation as the great restorer of old worn out
leather, rendering it soft and pliabe new, This is
fact, 1t renders boots and shoes entirely impervi-
oHs TO water.
Tobe had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore. Also at the of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames.
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i7-A VOLUNTEER IN LUCK! Comb. AZ 81 II,
$4,000 prize, in yesterdays Lottery, EMORY & co.
the unvalled prize Sellers Opposite Barnam's) sold
to volunteer for Mexico-hs career begins auspi-
ciously-he will soon be General 1t
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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 IL:
"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 Paredes has de-
ClareQ tilaJ IL Is not WllulIl POWoi, tHtt-
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
ganst the aggression of the United States, she
will repent 1t 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 hestr herself while it is yet time. If she
cannot now define distinctly her position witt
these States, and the law and customs of ma
tons with respect to the new form of conquest
called annexation, she may rest assured tina
the balance of power, so much the object o
European diplomacy, will, not many year.
hence, be registered among the things tina
were"
This is silly article, if it contain the rea
sentiments of the writer; for, in the case of wa
between England aud the United States, moth
inc could prevent the latter from annexng tc
the Union the British provinces on this cont
nent. We do not believe that England will
care much about preserving what is termed
'the balance of power" upon this side of tn,
Atlantic, so long as she is unmolested in he
acquisitions in India; and it would be strange
indeed, il nation which is yearly annexin!
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
entering upon important measures rashly, o
without the most mature elaboration as to con
sequences-hence we do not believe that the,
will hastily adopt measures hostile to the Uni
ted States.
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G3-MESSRS. EDlTORS:-Having seen by your
paper that the "City Despatch Posi-" had changed
hands, and that the proprietor promised punctualiy
and promptness in the delivery of letters, SC, and
having occasion to send letter to Fells' Point con
cluded to try the "Despatch" and test its prOmpti
tude The letter was deposited in the box corner of
Hanover and Baltimore streets, at 10 O'Clock, request
Ing an answer TO the same, which | received at 10
minutes past IL. Now, sirs, this great convenience
10 our business men should be encOuraged and l. for
One am determined to use it, so long as the proprie
tor attends TO the business promptly.
IT. A MERCHANT IN HANOvER-sT.
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az-To EMORY s. CO.'S FOR PRIZES! Nos.
Is 81 ST. half ticket, prize of $1,000, in Saturdays
Lottery, this far famed Lottery firm sent to cores
pondent IN Washington, ID. G: 1t
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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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" w. TILYARD, SURGEON DEL
- N. w. corner of
ap7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD
STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH OVER DIl
IN MAINEt

WARREN, Lincoln CO., July Is, +
Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in complying wi
request to bear testimony in favor of your v
medicine, having had daughter, is years oil
dangerously sick the last year, restored with
daughter took violent cold in Sept. l843, Will
tied on her lungs. She was troubled with ba I
all winter. l tried various kinds of medcnA
none of them had the desired effect. The cou
tinued until March, when we became alarmed
condition, and applied to physician, who al
her some time, but did her no good. We the |
suited another, but all to no purpose. HaviI
hausted the whole catalogue of medicines nowJ
land-two distinguished physicians having don|
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 & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt
Also, by George X. Tyler, Do L. 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 H
kins, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. |
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So
Gay street. m26
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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 Phalanx, 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 S25O,o 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 ready 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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HAIL STORM IN VIRGINIA. The Charles
town, Va, Free Press says: "The Southern
portion ofour county was visited by 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 ve-
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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ID ETAILING FLOUR,
"a FEATHERS, WHISKEY, SC.
800 bbIs. 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
so bbIs Old Rye WHISKEY
ii do do BARLEY MALT; do. very good.
FLAXSEED, BEES WAX, CORN BROOMS, SC
For sale by WALTER ~ co,
m2S sm3L* No % South Harvard street.
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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
$1,000 for the purpose at nominal interest.
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SOMETHING VERY NOVEL;

SOMETHING VERY NOVEL;
- FORTUNE FOR rs CENTSi!
EMORYS CO., the far. famed Prize Agents oppo-
site Barnnm's, will offer to the public of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS!!
1900 DOLLARS!!!
1000 DOLLARS ~! sc. Sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
rs CENTS!
For the purpose of afordng their patrons great
number of chances in these favOrte Lotteries for
triitng outlay, EMORY & co. have determined to
issue certificates of packages of 25 quarter tickets
Zone OF which may draw three of the largest prses)
for the small investment of SO So Decidedly the
most profitable method of purchasing tickets, partic-
ulary in these lotteries, is by the package as every
package which EMORY s. co. SELL will have in il ali
cessary have in it all the numbers that are drawn
lom the wheel' The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery as the tickets in every package
that Emory Co. sell, are ;oGrrdnted to have them
all the numbers in the drdWing the chances
having the three first drawn numbers on one ticket
Thus for the small sum of 25 cents, il you get the
three first drawn numbers aquarter ticket you are
certain to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
IT5- For Tickets in these deservedy popular ,ot-
teries, application must be made TO the well known
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY & Co, opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md.
0t3- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Cold Orders from the country, for Tickets,
will be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONF
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents. 1t
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90 SONS OF TEMPERANCE. PROCESSION
IN NEW YORK A 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.
II VOENC
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EISOR SALE CHEAP. An AWNING,
II Posts and Fixtures complete. Also, sci
good store and dwelling house DOORS, and one|
Light. Inquire at i
m27.4t 400 BALTIMORE-ST., near CharA
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DI E ID

LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READFt
For the Pacific-Ship st. Joseph, soon. i
For Amsterdam-Ship Troy LIST June. e
For Bremen-Ship Harvest, with despatdS
For Falmouth, Jam.-Schr Alicia, few dll
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NAVAL. U. S. ships Jamestown, Yorktown,
and Southampton, were at Port Praya, Cape
de Verbs, March 18th. The U. S. brig Por-
poise, Lieut.. Com. Hunt, arrived at st. Do
mingo onthe 7th inst. in II days from Havana,
and 25 days from Pensacola. Officers and crew
all we'll.