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schr Sarah E Merrill, Strong, New York, RI,
Merrill & Co.
schr w Allen, Snow, st, Thomas, Whiting Oh
Eastman.
Schr Orb, Hubbard, Fort Spain, Trinidad Fl. III
Schr HeOrine, Hollingshead, Norfolk and Rj
mOnd T. Hooper
SAILED-Ship Roger Sherman, Nichols, Alex
dra; and from anton, schr Eliza Hand, Baker, Il
River. (
ARRIVED.
Shir Ocean, Higgins, from Liverpool 18th ult. 81
states, iron, crates, Sc to Oelrichs s. Lufman Isl
Brookes; SchaeT Il Kuster; +. KONG s. Co: andi
ORDER; 81 steerage passengers.
Brem. ship Schiller, IOhansen, IS days fin Breni
to the Capes, mdse. and 30 passengers, TO Schaed
Kuster
Packet ship Rhone, Harvey Jr., from Liyerpd
9th ult. (and 40 days to the Capes) SALT dry cod
hardware, crates, &c., TO Jas Corner x Sons; g
vering & Clark; Spiiker 81 Albert; II Pike & Ws1
E Jenkins & Son; Boury; I Mackenzie; GilIiRgl|
& AndersOn; J Albert & Co; VIM Graham G. r HI
Williams, w MaDey; Buck; ] & Williams
Coz Turner s. King; T + Harrison; B NJ Corner; II
Voss; Shaw, Smith & Co; Cariss S, Schultz; ] Cd
Ian & Sons; Thomas s. Co; schaeffer & Lonev: I'd
sci, Mercer & Coz Emack & Heentseger; and to ord
Barque Truman, Doane, ii days from Boston, d
last, 10 Geo. ii. Newman. .'
Barque Lawrence, Harding, days from BostI
assorted cargo, to Osborn Wbitridge
Brig Constitution, Lauderuan, FIN Puerto Cabol
az days. coffee and hides, TO F w Bruno & SonsI
Left bnrque Venezuela, Dill, FIN and for BaItmd
brig Rowena, Willren, DO. do. Spoke June y, cd
HenIy,N w. by N. distant IS miles, schr Gen. ri
Tor, Phillips, FIN Baltimore, for Texas.
Brig PatapscO, Lathrop, days from Boston, asa
cargo to T r Matthew'S
Schr Invincible, Morgan, % days FIN New OrleaI
assorted cargo, In w Brown. a
sehr Jack Downing, Fields, FIN Philadelphia, md
TO w Brown.
Steamer Herald, RUSSELL from Norfolk. Saw
the WoifTTap, brlgaatine; off Sandy Point, shI
and higher up, another
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Massachusetts, having on board C,
Watson's battalion of troops for Texas, was spok,
off Charleston bar 2lst inst,
FIR. barque Eagle, seignette, for Baltimore, (befd
reported cleared) sailed from York Odd inst.
Brig Tweed, Hands, Of Baltimore, 81 days fro
Richmond for Rio de Janeiro, was spoken l4th u
lat Is 80 s. Ion "a w. tE .
SGhrs ID. Brown, Brown; and Mara, Smith, fio
Baltimore, rived at Boston 23d inst.
Schrs Iowa, Dayton, and Josephine, Latourette, 4
Baltimore, cleared at N York 24th inst. 7#ll
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GENERAL VEGA. 1t appears that this cap
tured Mexican General has asked permission
of G Government, through General Gaines, to
travel and visit different parts of the United
States. We presume that the leave will be
granted without hesitation; and we have nc
doubt that he will be received with great res
pect and treated with kindness wherever he
may CO. General Vega, 1t will be recolIected,
was taken prisoner whilst bravely fighting al
his post; and such a man must have the esteem
of an enlightened and liberal enemy. The
Union says:-"We should wish him to see how
the sister republic in the United States is ad-
vancing in the career Of improvement, under
the auspices of free, federal government
without the necessity of having magnificent
" endowed established church, with popular
President elected freely by the people, instead
of military usurpor, at the head Of affairs
We wish him to see, at Washington, the Presi.
dent, living like a republican, freely and So
Gladly, in the midst Of his countrymen, with
out single sentinel to guard his doors. In a
word we wish General Vega to see with his
own eyes the freedom, the prosperity, the en-
thusiasm of our people in the support of our
rights, their arms and their strength"
There is no doubt great misconcePtion exists
in Mexico, in relation to the people and insti-
tutions of the United States; and, as General
Vega may hereafter have the opportunity Of
exercising much influence in Mexico, it would
be well for him to travel through our country,
that he may study the nature and operation of
our Government, and be able to nfuse some of
its spirit into the Government of Mexico on
his return to that country.
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SoMETHING VERY NOVEL!

SOMETHING VERY NOVEL:
~ A FORTUNE FOR 25 CENTS
EMORY$ Co, the far famed Prize Agents, opp|
site Barniim's, will offer to The public of the Untd
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY. N
leading prizes in which will be as follows: n
... 1000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS!! DNI
20OO DOLLARS!!! .tt
H3 q. 1000 DOLLARS ~! &C. sc. Is
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
as CENTS!
For the purpose OF affording to their patrons gteI
number of chances in these iayorite Lotteries forI
trJting outlay, EMORY s. co. have determined,j
issue certificates of packages of 25 quarter ticke|
Gone OF which may draw three of the largest prize|
for the small investment of SO so. Decidedly III
most profitable method Of purchasing tickets, partil
ulary in these lotteries is by the package as ever
package which EMORY s. co. sell, will have in il q
the numbers that are put in the wheel, and must nd
cessary have in it all the numbers that are drawi
fiom the wheel The only chances against the larae
prize in the lottery Gas the tickets in every packad
that Emory & Co. SELL ale warranted to have on hel
al The numbers in the drdtCing) the chances agan
having the three first drawn numbers one ticket.
Thus for the small sum of % cents if YOU get III
three first drawn numbers on quarter ticket, you al
certain to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS! gt
Q(5- For Tickets in these deservedly popular Lot
teries, application must be made to the well know
aud celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY s. CO., opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md.
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A TTEYTIoN THN WHOLE! poYLE]

"a w E1OAAs'' ~ LIE
IA celebrated capital prize Depot presents rare il
ducements to adventures at this tine. The slrea
of luck, at all times rapid one, has oveTfiowed q
banks and scattered its golden waters in every dife
tio-lhe effects are felt all over this great country
DOYLE has sold more prizes than any other vendei
in the United States, and such entire dependence
NAV be placed upon the success attending alrnos
evefy investment at his Office that person may cod
slider himself on the road 10 fortune Who will id
Yest small sum in the following splendid schemes
FIRDAY--Captas $1,000, tickets 80, shares ]
SATURDAY, capital "a 900, tickets only 81. TIN
splendid 'Smail Frye Lottery, il will be seen, makeY
lis appearance on Saturday--it is scheme in whic |
DOYLE has always had the most distinguished luckI
having sold the highest capital seventeen times with
in shor: time. Certificates will be issued at the "a
loving rales - whoies Sl2; halves Sc; quarter
So; eighths 81 so.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pui
chase by the package or quantity. %
For sale In the greaestyariety oflucky numbers, b
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders, pc
mail OF otherwise, addressedto
NJ. DOYLE, go.l44 Psatistreet
IL [R! Opposite B & o, r, r, Depot,
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FREE BATHS IN New York. The subject
of free baths has been brought before the Com
mon Council Of New York, by one of its mem
bers, who has proper regard for the health
and comfort of the population ofthe city, and
a resolution has been offered in favor of direct
ing the Committee on Arts and Sciences TO in
quire into the expedency OF erecting free bath =
ing houses. We hope yet to see Baltimore
provided with these laxurics, at the public ex-
pense.
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mo NOTICE. Tue Camp Meet. no heretofnro

Q3- NOTICE. The Camp Meeting heretofore pub
shed for East Hartford Circuit, and TO be held on the
There Will be a CAMP NJ EETING held for East
Hartford Circuit, at place called the ''Union," on
the lands OF WILLIAM ALLEN, ESQ, and three miles
from the PerrymansVle Depot, on the Baltimore and
Philadelphia Rail Road. The meeting will commence
on FRIDAY, 3lst OF July next, and close on WEB
NESDAY, the 9Th August. Our ministers and peo-
pie, from III adjoining Circuits and Stations, are
earnestly and affccona'ey invited to meet with us,
ip0f
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OFFICE or EMORY & co.

Opposite BafnuIn's Bait, Md.
h7-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Nd. Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. rs, for SAG:
81 90 35 Sc SO 10 90 % Sc Al 2 10 AZ 80
81 and 90 being the st and ID drawn Nos each $40
% and 81, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each 80
81 and &c, being the 3D. and 4h drawn Nos. each 30
SO and &C. being the 4th and 5th; or 50 and 49, be-
ing the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos. each -
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each s
Ali having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, " 4
1t EMORY s. CO., No. N. Calvert-st.
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{E7- JOHN Il, BOOTH, MANUFACTURER OF TO-
BACCO AND CIGARS, (whO formerly kept at the
"yellow corner, D.is now doing business nearly ep-
p0site his old stand, No. IS HANOVER-ST. He par
tculafly invites his OLD friends and patrons TO call
when they want GOOD TOBACCO CIGARS, as lie
knows he can please them. ie26 ttr
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d. r ID.

On the 23d inst. EDWIN BROwS, in his 36th ye
On the 24th inst. CATHARINE CONDOR, for m
years resident of this city.
On the 23d inst. MARY MACINTOSH, aged ii Y,
On the 22d inst. Louis c., son of Louis and
A. Passann, aged months and 26 days. "
On the 2lst inst. SARAH c., daughter of Wn
and Maria Fields, aged months and i days.
On the 23d inst. STEPHEN, youngest son of SteI
and Elizabeth Bryan, aged % months and days
On The 23d inst MARY A., youngest daughter
VIM. s. and Catharne Gross, aged l yeal al
months.
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MAR RIEIl

On the Goth inst. by Rev. C. G. NJ. Roberts, ].
SLAGLE, of Winchester, Va, to SARAH E.,
daughter Of Alex. Yearley, of this city.
AT Alexandria, d. O., 10Th inst. Lieut. TIC
GRImKE RHRTT, U. 8. Regiment of Mounted j
men, TO ANNE F., third daughter of the late JUDI
F. Mason, Of that place.
On the 23d inst by Rev. F. M. Mills, J. II. HI
Miss MARY NJ. Upton.
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Amtriean Rrpubtttan
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 90, l84S.

1I- The large and increasing circulation OF me Cip,
ueT both in Town and country, together with the fact
that It's opinions and sentiments are uhietteeG py par
come reception among all classes and conditions Of so,
ciety, and especially those who constitute the life Of
trade and business make it medium Tor advertising,
c6ants and citizens generally should be aware of this
important fact.
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MuIrARY SPIRIr. The war with Mexico
has had the good effect of producing the or,
ganzaton Of various uniform companies in
Baltimore; which, if they cannot be permitted
to participate in the fight with the Mexicans,
will be the means of making our brigade and
reglmental musters more respectable as to
numbers, than they have heretofore been-at
the same time that they will become qualified
by discipline, to render their country service
upon any future occasion. We like to see the
military spirit kept up; which can only be done
through the agency of uniformed companies,
the members of which take pride in preserving
exact discipline. We think it probable, that,
at the approaching celebration of the Fourth
of July, number of the recently organized
companies will parade in honor of the day. If
SO handsome military display will be made
upon that occasion.
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R3- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Cas- also to Lynchburg and White
Sulphur Springs will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
eI Route. Zee advertisements ie26
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BRAzos SANTIAGO. The American camp at
this place is situated on the north end of the
island, immediately in the rear of the sand hills,
against which the ocean dashes Where our
camp stands, there stood, few years since, a
flourshing town, which was washed away en-
tirely and now not even stone can be found
where once was q little city.
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DISAPPEARED. The st. Louis Era of the
18th inst. says-Rumor states that an extern
sive dealer in this city has disappeared, carry
ing along with him the proceeds of large
stock of goods and leaving behind him numer-
Gus unpaid bills. His whole liabilities are said
to be between thirty and forty Thousand dol
lars
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EXCURSION,
IN TO NORFOLK AND BACK,
q ~ 4 o 1, ,

----- = DURING THE WARM SEASON,
4 ...saxza BY the Baltimore Steam Packet
E1--r1sf d.. Compan' Is superior and comfortable
iisssgsis.FA boats GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, or
HERALD, Capt. Russell, leaving Spears wharf eve
ry day Sundays exceptei,) at F. NJ, aud Norfolk
same days and hours This excursion is offered 10
invaorate the health, particularly invalids, adults and
children who are much benefited by the air and
delightful sail down and up the Chesapeake Bay,
viewing the rip Raps," Old Point Comfort, Fortress
Monroe, u. S Men Of War and Dry Dock.
Passage and fare down aud W So, with privilege of
returning in fOut days. -
te26-a3m T.SdEPfAbD, Sgent
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{Hy- HUSsEY'S REAPtNG MACHINE will be
exhibited TOMORROW Saturday MORNING,
(wealher peImtng,) on the Aims House Farm, cut
Gaze on the Franklin Road Those taking an inter
est in agriculture, respectfully invited to attend
and view the operation. It,
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FOR CALIFORNIA. Company F. of Sd Artil-
lery, under command of Lieut.. Tompkins, pas
sed through Philadelphia, on Wednesday, on
their way to New York, where they will en-
bark for Monterey California.
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SENT TO LUNArIc ASYLUM. The famous
Seth Luther was sent on Monday last to the
Luna!ic Asylum at East Cambridge.
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Drowned. An interesting little son of MIR.
james Wivlll, living near Piney Creek, Carroll
county, Md, was drowned in spring near the
dwelling last week.
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LATER FROM NAUyoo. The steamer ,honona
arrived on the 9Th inst; her officers report hay
ing passed Nauvoo about o'clock Monday
evenng-up to that time there had been no acts
of violence committed. Between three and
four hundred persons were under arms, expec-
ting all attack every hour from the Anti's-
The excitement and fears ofthe citizens had not
ahated.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD


THE MUSEUM, The beautiful Old English opera of
the "Poor Soldier" will be revived at the Museum
this evening. 1t is sterling production, aud was al
ways great favorile. After the opera, the augha-
BILE farce of a "Kiss in the Dark" A good bill and
will draw q gOnd house,
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Gov, THOMAS. We learn from the St.
Louis papers, that Ex-Governor Thomas of this
State, is at present in that city.
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A LENGTHY SPEECH. Gov. Seward, one
of the counsel of Wyatt, on trial at Auburn,
N, Y, for murder, addressed The jury elsren
hours! Wyatt Will be convicted after that
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SHOCKING. A letter-wGer who recently
visited Point Isabel, says that while there lie
saw six men who only had six legs and FIVE
arms between them, the rest having been shot
of Ia hnliic.
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90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office o' the Clipper, I34 BALT1MoRE'sT'--as
MAMMOTH BILLS ' Office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADIEG,
STAGE HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c SC.
Indeed il Is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciies with latest styles of type and new
splendid machinery for doing work. in eperystys,
in manner unsurpassed in this city,
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY, June %.
E240 Sterling Maryland 5's, ~
$4,000 55-iOO Baltimore 6's, 1890, topening) 98i
1000 do. do, do. 9St
1000 do. do. do 80 III
shares Baltimore Fire Insurance 81
Maryland 6's closed to day at 70 asked, Qor the
opening,) n bid. Baltimore 6s, $780, closed at 9SI
asked, (lor the openngO 9St bid-an advance Of on
yesterdays rates. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
at 40 asked, 4ek bid.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rn
For Valparaiso and Ports in the Pacific-The
st. Joseph being unayodably detained, her letter
will remain open at the Exchange Reading Room
ring the present week. '
For Bfemen-Ship Johannes, with despatch.
For Havre-Barque Globe, about 23d inst.
For Rio de Janeiro- Barque Hebe, 30th inst.
For Kingston, Jam.--Brig arabian, few DAVIS
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PAY OF SOLDIERS IN THE u. S. ARMY. The
pay of Artillery and Infantry soldiers is as fol-
lows; Sergt. Major, Sl7 per month; Quarter
Master Sergeant, Sl7; Principal Musician, SIT;
First Sergeant, SIG, Sergeant, $lS; Corporal,
80; Musician, IS; Private, 81. Besides the pay
as above set forth, each soldier is furnished
with good and sufficient food, clothing, fuel
quarters or tents, land medical attendance when
sick. If disabled in attending to his duty, the
laws provide pension for him. Every thing
requisite for his comfort is furnished by govern
ment, including his sugar and coffee. The
pay therefore, may readily be saved by pru-
dent man, and this amounts in five years, the
term of enlistment, to from S42O to 5000, ac-
cording to the grade of the soldier.
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A.. From ST. d oMlNGo.- YeIlotc FeUer. Capt.
Curtis, of the brig Port Leon, arrived at New
York on Wednesday morning from the city of
St. Domingo, reports that the Dominicans are
taking the guns out of their national ships and
turning them into lreighting vessels, All was
quiet at st. Domingo when Capt Curtis left,
on the 9th inst. Two Of the crew of the Port
Leon died during the passage of yellow fever
Fteeborn, of Sweden, on the l9th
and John Benson, ofNew York, on the 22d.-
Three more of the crew are now sick with the
fever on board the vessel at Quarantine.
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COMPLETION OF THE TELEGRAPH TO Bos-
TON The Magnetic Telegraph is now COM
plete from Washington to Boston, distance
of 72l miles, as follows: From Washington
to Baltimore, 10 miles; Baltimore 10 Phlade-
phia 81; Philadelphia to New York, IS; New
York 10 New Haven, 81; New Haven to Hart
ford, So; Hartford to Springfield, 25; SPRING
field to Boston 50; and from Albany to Ro-
chester, 252 miles.
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1th OF LULY. 1910.

EXCURSION TO NORFOLK AND BACK,
=, nzas=a by the Baltimore Steam Packet
E!uzsl sAs,xrs Company's superior and comfortable
.AiHhi.FHfthR, boats May leave here by steamboat
HERALD, Capt. Russell, on THURSDAY, ID, or by
the steamboat GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, on FRI
DAY, 3D. and return on or before Tuesday, the 7th.
Passage and fare down and back, in eilser boat So
ie26 -dt4th Z. SHEPPARD, agent
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[ From he Boston Chronicle. ]

G17-We see by an advertisement in announcer column
that Messrs. COMSTOCK s. CO, the proprietOts of
OLnRiDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA, have depu-
ties to sell that article III Boston and elsewhere. We
know lady of this city whose hair was nearly gone
expose entirely her chronological Developments
which, considering that they betukened most anna
Bile disposition, mott reality very unfortunate
had worn, and after years fruiucss resort 10 mis-
called resroratves, purchased, snme months ago, n
bottle OF two of Oldndge's Balm, and she has now
ringleS in rich prousiUn, glossy and Of raven black
ness We are not pulfing-none of the commodity
has been sent to u.s. and, indeed do want any,
for though were obliged to wear wig year ago,
we have now through its virtue, hair enough, and of
a passable, quality, Of our own.
For sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Batimore-sts., also at the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. 81 Thames
street, f. P, Baltimore. 1t
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sADDLE HORSE FOR SALE,

81 thorough bred MARE, warranted
y,,,..-,-1SsENA TO go in any Kind of Harness, aud
t.lE.Ealk 4 very gentle under the Saddle, will be
j IFsI sold low, il mmedate application Is
n ,SHpnsa,g mad9, tile owner having no further
-. iR=4f.ssuse for her Apply at the Office Of
The Baltimore CIipDer. iP26 d
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HE HARVEST IN FREDRICK County. The
Frederick Examiner,sPcaking of the commence
ment of harvest in that county, says: "the
grain stocks are beginning to show themselves
in every direction, and stand pretty we'll on the
ground, but there is considerable complaint
made, of the injury the crop has sustained from
the existence of a blight or scab, as it is term
ed in the head. This scab has destroyed
a large portion of the heads and in many in
stances entirely SO. 1t has the appearance of a
scald. We yet entertain the hope that it is not
quite as bad as represented. Some Of our far
mers we have heard Dragging and Offering to
bet upon their raising twenty bushels to the
acre
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1I7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; COLO
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; l}reast-pins Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
from Calvert APPS
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CAssIUs NJ. CLAY. This gentleman, in an
address to his readers, states the motives which
have induced him to volunteer for the Mexican
war. He states that no denounced the Annex
alton Of Texas as a bold and fragrant scheme,
and believes that war could have been prevent
ed. But as the one act has been perfected and
the other just began, it is the duty of citizens
to submit to the law of the land, and give the
government their support. He gives his aboli-
tion friends, who so unsparingly denounced the
government, gentle hint in the remark that
resistance now would be rebellion, and if gene
raj, anarchy in its worst form.