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Ting MuseuM -BcnJis Of Mr., Jtmis9n. This
most admirable actor aud accomplished gentlem II
takes is farewell benefit ut the Museum this even.
ing, We are satisfied that nothing is required 10 be
said upon our part, to ensure Il large attendance
His merits are well known to our community, The
moral tragedy of the "Gamestsr," and new farce
dramat2ed by the beneficiary from one of Dickens
stories, called ''Tom Grig, the Lampligher." Mr.
JaMison will appear as Mr., Beverly, and will be
ably supported by Mis-. Wilkinson in the character
of Mrs. Beverly.
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ANOTHER Doc Story. The greatest man,
nowadays, for the telling dog stories; is the
editor of the Nashua Telegraph, He has prob
ably given the world more Of them, ard better
ONES, and harder ones TO believe, than any 9th
or man alive. Onc OF the Boston editors has
recently thrown the Nashua man the following
hone 10 pick.
One Of the Iight-fngercd gentry succeeded
in obstracting a valuable gold watch from a
gentleman who was the owner of a most sa-
gacious dog. The animal, having observed the
theft, at once rcnounced his old master, whose
company he had been for years. and, in spite Of
all coaxng and entreaties, followed the pick
pocket. His new master was highly delighted,
and on retiring for the night, took puppy to
his sleeping room. The rogue, having put
aside his Dress placed the watch snugly in his
pantaloons pocket, rolled himself in the blan-
ketS. But no sooner was he in bed, than the
dog, who had watched all the operations with
great deal of anxiety, seized the pants, and
with one spring jumped through the window
and made for his old home, leaving the thief
minus both watch and pants
We believe this last story, every word of it.
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uHERSONS COMMENCING HOITSEKERpIN,

HDERSUNS COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
n will find ii greatly for their interest TO call and
examine our large assortment of goods, selected
with great care and expressly for housekeepers con
ssting Of every variety of FAMILY HARDWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED aud BRI.
TANNlA WARE; BLOCK TIN and JAPANNED
WARE WALTERS; plain Tin ware; Kitchen Fur
niture; Cookiag Ute isis; Wooden ware: Brushes;
Baskets Mats, sc. Sc. comprising by far the great
est variety Of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
to be found in the city, at the lowest prices. Young
reasonable terms at our FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE, No 10 N. Charles street, opposite the Union
Bank. ga word to the wise," sc.
apl7 C. E. WETMORE& CO.
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On Idnd and Tor SAFE Oy
STABIER 'CANgY. 100 w, Ptatt-st.
OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

Az-OFFlCiAL DRAWING OF the Md. COnsO
dated Lottery, class No. l6, for 1886 For benefit o
Frederick Female Seminary.
IS 81 &c 38 IT 2 ii 63 Al 81 so SO
25 and 81 being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each SIS
&c and 81, heing the 2d and Sd drawn Nos. each 10
% and So, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each
IL and SO, being the 4th and 9Th; or 9 and H. be,
ing the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 6
2and IL being the 9th and 7th; or II and 60, be-
ing the 7lh and 9Th drawn Nos. each
AllhavIng two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
1t EMORY s. CO., No. N. Calvert-st.
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d. f. D.

On Saturday evening, 18th inst, after a sb
severe illness, THOMAS SRwALL, son of John
Ruth A. Plummer, aged 3 years, s months and
The friends Of the family are invited to ate
funeral from No. 60 Exeter street, this (Mond
ternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
Al the residence of his mother, in Washinpto
on the 18th inst JOSEPH A. SAWYER, aged BE-
Tho deceased conducted business in this city fol-
al years, during which time he won for himself
TEEN OF all who knew him, for his strict inI
suaVlty ct manners and correct department,
ing thus early deprived Of beloved friend, W
me consolation in rejecting that his supefiC
character may find mercy from his God. II
endowed with every virtue.
On the l7th inst. WALTAR T. HALL, Esq.
10Th year of his age.
On The 10th inst Commander RICHARD A,
OF the u. 5. NJ, aged al years.
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FAIR. The ladies attached to the Third German
Reformed Church, at the corner of Paca and Saratoga
streets, will commence a sale of fancy and useful
articles this evening, in the basement of the Church.
As the proceeds are to be devoted to the benefit of
the Church, it is to be hoped the public will extend
TO them liberal patronage.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The regular annual
exhibition Of the Sabbath School attached to the
Methodist Protestant Church. corner of Pitt and Ais
quith streets, will take place in the Church this
ing. The exercises will consist of addresses, dalo-
CUES, Rotations singing, sc. The proceeds of the
exhibition are to be appropriated to the benefit of the
school, We doubt not, there will be full atten-
dance,
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IMPORTANT MEMORIAL. A memorial 10
Congress has been adopted by the New York
Chamber of Commerce, representing that in
their judgment, tho Sub Treasury Bill now
before the Senate, if passed into a law in its
present shape, sis calculated to produce evils
far greater than any it designs to remedy"
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QC}- FAIR. The Ladies attached 10 the Third Ger
man Reformed Church, at the corner Of Paca and
saratoga streets, viii open sale Of Fancy, Useful
ana Splendid Articles in the basement fhe Church.
on MONDAY EVENING 2Olh inst, al Z O'clock
ahd continue the same curing the week. As the pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to the benefit Of the Church.
1t Is to be hoped that the public will be favorable dis
posed ana literally palrOnize So audabe an object.
apl7-4tt
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h3- FAIR FOR THE ORPHANS, at FRANKLIN
SALOON, corner OF Baltimore and North streets, zen.
trance on North This magnificent collection of use
iul and ornamental articles Will be open 10 the public
for few days longer, to afford every one an oppor-
tunity of throwing in mite for the support of the
helpless Orphans. Who have the meant TO re-
fuse the appeal of those atherless little ones, parti-
cuary when they offer more than an equivalent for
the aid which they receive from The charitable.
ap20-tf GPRl
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ADY'S RETICULE LOST. Was lost
II yesterday, somewhere, in passing between the
Odd Fellows Hall, Gay street, and along Baltimore
to Exeter street, BLACK VELVET BAG, with
clasp, containing Bead purse, door key, about
three hundred dollars (more or less) in notes, forty
or fifty dollars in gold, and pocket handkerchief
with FIVE dollar note pinned TO the corner. A Ii
beral reward will be paid the finder, on application
to this office. apl7
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81 SIKKEN,
- No. 2O1 4lpIAnDr srpur.

between Charles and Light std
Have just received a fail assortment Of HosI1
Gloves; Mitts; Undershirts and Drawers; ZepI
Worsted5; Cotton Frnges; Spool Cnttons; Kniid
lotion; Corset and Boot Lacets; Bed Lace; Pail
nhreahs; Hooks aud Eyes; Pins, Needles, Tapes 4
B B; sewing Silks and Twist; Purse Twist 4
Purse Orn dmens Bag and Purse CT 4sps; Steal n n
Venetian Cords; BIZ dhgs and Tasse $; Bnttous ofl
kinds Vest Buckles; Gallons; Suspenders: Carl
Bindings; Silk Braids, and treat many eiher al
eies mo numerous to mention-ali of which tI
viii bell at the lowest pos. lille prices.
no Some of the above articles thew are ON ,h,oa
eel TO dealers at manufacturers prices. mhs7. InI
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EHTM,TAYLOR 81 CO.'S
q q IL L. II.

AJEN Va IA h LUX ~ CO.'S
w WEEKLY BULLETIN OF
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
GOdfy's lady's Book and Prhur's Magazine
unned-embracing Literature, Engrayngs,
and Fashions for May,
Embellishments for Godey's May No. for Ie46-
The Happy Family, engraved by ]. l.. Pease;
Fashions for children, cOIored; Aprons, Che
msettes, Caps, Sc; Summer Fashions, &c.
Price 80 per year; single Nos 25
Litte's Living Age, No, lOl, I2J
Morley Ernestine, by James, new edition, so
Peter the Brgand, from the French of s. Henry
BerhOud, 81
Redfeld,s English Penny Magazine, No. 20, 25
No. xiv Modern Standard Drama
cure Tor the Heart-ache, comedy in five acts
by Thomas Morton, with the stage drcc-
tons, caste Of characters, &c. l2I
Wleland; or The Transformation, by C. Brook
den Brown, author of Edgar Huntley, sc. 25
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
4, $ and Jarvis Building, North street.
Nt- The Saturday Courier, Post, Gazette, Flag O
Our Union, Boston Pilot, Anglo American, Weekly
Mirror, and all the other weekes for sale this morn
ing The Weekly Herald, received this morning, i,
well stocked with excellent reading matter-full re
turns OF the New York election, sc. 1t
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AL Nj AN AC,
MARRIED

Az haVre de Grace, Md. 10Th inst. by Rev "
ney, DR.. WIN. b. ROWLAND, Of Cecil 70 IN Mi
sANDRA F. daughter of John r. Sappinpton
former place.
In Ohio, oath ult by Rev. d. Whitcomh.
WnITCoMB, Governor of Indiana, to MARIE
HURST, daughter the late VIM. Renick. Esq
former place.
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o. NOTICE. The annual exhibition of the schO-
lars of the CHARITY INFANT SCHOOL, viii take
place THIS EVENING, at Z! O'Clock in the Lee
ture Room OF Christ Church, corner of Gay and Fay
cite streets The Rev DIR. JOHNS and others are ex-
pected TO address the meeting. The public is
specially invited to attend. Il
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VERY True. The Union says-'lt
monsrous that the interests Of this great com
munity should be trhed with" We heartily
assen. to the truth of this declaration, and only
wish that it could be impressed upon the minds
of the representatives Of the people; for they
are trifling with the "interests of this great
community" to fearful extent Those inter
csts required simply to be let alone When
Congress assembled, members found business
OF all kinds fiourshng; the whole great COM
munjty" busily enpage d-moneys abundant
the public treasury replenished-a sound cur
rency-and universal prosperity aboundng.-
But his happy coalition OF things did not suit
the disposition Of members of Congress, who
fair prospects Of the people; and, unfortunately,
they have succeeded to a considerable extent,
aud are in 4 fair way to triumph entirely. Bu-
siLcss has been materially checked, and money
to be passed shall be enacted into laws, VIC shall
see The fruits in diminished prices for labor;
an unsounG currency for the people; and gene
raj distress and ruin. With such prospects in
view, well may VIC eXclaim, with the editor OF
the Union--''it is monslrous that the interests
ot;hs great community should be tritlcd with"
1t is extraordinary, that, under Our republican
system of government experiments arc permit
ted, which would 90 near to dethrono mon
archs if attempted by them. No one complains
Of the currency, as bank notes arc convertible
On demand into coin. It is pretended that the
public funds are insecure in the deposit banks'
Such protcnsion wouln be false, inasmuch as 60
ye!nment has collateral security for its funds.
Upon what ground, then, are they to be with
drawn from the banks and confided to indivdu-
ais: Has experience justified this preference?
Let the Numerous public defaulters answer this
question. No; it is not for greater safety-it
is not that the nation may have better cur
rency-it is not to benefit the people, or to adj
vance the property of the nation--but it is, to
make war upon the banks and to inhict injury
upon capitalists: but in doing this the poor as
we'll as the rich must be made to suffer, only
in a greater degree. God knows, that "the in
terests of this great community" are ''traed
with" to al extent that should arouse public
indignation, and send into retirement the fools
or madmen, who cannot be content to "let we'll
enough alone We hope that the Union will
read Congress an instructive lecture upon this
subjec. oftriAing with the public interests and
that it will be more successful than that to the
Senate in relation to the passage ef the House
Notice,
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6G7 The FAIR in aid ofthG AISQUITH STREET
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will be continued this
day and evening, in the Lecture Room. All articles
remaining unSold, will be disposed of at auction 1t
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GSPRING STOCKS. The Sci. F-REGULAT-
~ ING STOCKS and SLIP KNOT, for the neck,
two new, beautiful and convenient articles suitable
tor The Seasonm ldG and sold by the inventor which
enables me 10 sell them, wholesale ana retail, less
tlln any establishment in the city. Thc country and
CIV trade and consumer invited to call and eYa-
mine Tor themselves. The attention of gentlemen is
called 20 my style aud quality of SHIRTS offer
The finest quality ofc0ttOm Shirts with linen bosoms
for S2l per dozen aud warranted to fit. Linen and
cotton shir made to order, in the newest style, and
gnafanligd TO i
THOMAS w, BETTON,
IT. No. III Baltmnre-st.
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The UNITED STATES AND MEXICO. Our
relations with Mexico are in a critical position;
and the opinion is entertained by some per-
sons that we shall have war with that power
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald expresses the belief ''that ere this
time, our troops and those Of Mexico have had
a brush or that our flee. at Vera Cruz have
bomaarded St. Juan d'Ulloa, if not prevented
by the British and French fleets in that neigh
borhood." We know not whether the French
and British fleets would interfere were our
squadron to lombard ST. Juan d'Ulloa, but we
hope that they will not have the opportunity.
We do not consider the refusal of the Mexican
government to receive Mr.. Slidell as sufi-
cient cause Of war; but even if it we're, we can
hardly suppose that the President would as
sumo the responsibility of commencing hostili-
ties without the sanction Of Congress. 1t is not
likely that the Mexican troops will assault
those under Gen. Taylor; and hence we have
no apprehension of an immediate conflict;
though we consider it highly probable that our
difficulties with Mexico will not be finally ad-
justed before the Oregon question shall have
been settled That England has an influence
with the Mexican government, and that it will
be exerted to prevent an immediate arrange
ment between that power and the United
States, we doubt mott will, therefore, de-
pend upon the course pursued by US in refer
ence to Oregon, whether we shall have peace
or war with Mexico. In case of collision be-
tween the U. States and Mexico, Great Britain,
will become the auxiliary of the latter; which
would give to Mexican hostility an Importance
to which it would not be otherwise entitled.
We know not upon what ground the cor
respondent of the Herald forms the opinion,
that the French fleet would combine with that
of England, to prevent our attack upon St.
Juan d'Ulloa. We have no subject of contest
with France; nor has she cause of offence a.
gainst us, excepting the expressions in the
Presidents message in relation to her interfer.
ence in our Texan negotiations; and they GER
tainly constitute no sufficient apology for an
act such as is alleged by the writer before men.
toned.
1t must be obvious we think, to every man
ofrehection, that justice and sound policy re-
qure, that we should settle the Oregon aues-
ton as speedily as possible, upon fair and ho-
norable terms; and then VIC shall have no diff.
fculty with Mexico.
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05- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
School attached to the Methodist Protestant Church,
at the corner of Pitt and Asquth streets will have
their ANNUAL EXHIBITION en- M0ADAY EYE
MING, Goth inst, in said Church The exercises
will consist of an Address n the audience by late
scholar; also REGULATIONS, Dialogues and Singing the
proceeds to be appropriated TO The of the School
Tickets of admission l2t cents, to be had of any Of
the Teachers or Scholars, and at the door The
ming of the Exhibition. Exercises to commence at
"a O'Clock. api7-3t
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY Court. The
Spring Term commences to-day. In addition
to It's own local eases, it will be rccollected,
the trials for rape on Margarotta Ehrman are
10 take place.
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BANK Discounts. The New York Journal
of Commerce scolds the Banks of that city, for
want of liberality in withholding discounts at
the present time. The Evening Post denies
that the principal Banks have diminished their
discounts They keep up, that paper says,
their customary line; but vast many persons
besege them for discounts, who really do not
want the money now, but are laying up for a
rainy day, which may never arise. These
persons are clamorous if refused, and old Gus
TONERS are injured, if new ones arc served.
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DC PR. WIS TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. This is chemical extract from Wild Cherry
and Tar. Everybody knows that Wild Cherry pos.
sesses important medicinal properties-and Tar va
ter has always been administered in Consumption,
and Lung affections generally, by oldest and SAT
est physicians. THIS preparation embodies all the
virtues of Tar and Wild Cherry in much smaller
compass than any other ever produced. The man
ner Of preparing it, and its success in all Pulmonary
and Liver affections, cohclusvely prove this. We
say confidently, no medicine ever effected such
derul cures. Let no one give up to Con umptiOn's
fatal grasp without giving this trial. Being formed
from vegetable substances, congo NAL at once to our
soil and our SYSTEM it is safe simple, and efficient
treatise relating to this subj CT may be had with
out charge, at -; who also is agent for The Bal
sam. Can and see it, Be sure and get DR.. Wastar's
Basam of Wild Cherry, as there limitations a.
broad
On hand and for sale by
STABLER x CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also, by George K. Tyler, 42 f. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s Atkinson corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J, F.
Perkins Brother, cor. Green and franklin Streets
Joseph 8. Stanshury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per-
kins, corner Market and Green-sts George II. Keer,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; NJ N. Robinson, So North
GAY street, apo lW
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DEATH OF Gov FENNER. The Rhode ISL
and papers announce the death of EXGover-
nor Feuner of that State.
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PASSAGE OF THE "R,GHr OF WAY" Bull
The Pennsylvania House Of Representatives.,
on Friday, passed the Fright of way" bill by a
vote of 81 yeas to As nays, Before taking tho
vote on the bill, by unanimous consent, it was
SO modified as to require the sum Of 81 o00,-
900 to be paid into the treasury of the Penn
sylvana Railroad Company before the SOth OF
July, ls47, in order to defeat the "Right OF
Way" The bill required 80 per cent on sub
scriptions to be paid in, but by the modifca-
ton tho amount need not exceed $1,000, 900
even fthe stock should all be taken. The a
mendments are yet to receive the assent of the
Senate.
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4 iCESSE NOTICE. Aereeably To the fiih
~ secLnn of the Actuf Is z, chapter III, entitled
Ah Act TO regulate the issuil of Licenses TO Ira
ders, Keepers ct Ordinances aud Oihers,' notice rs
hereby gwen 10 all persons and bodies corporate ~
poitic, to whom il may c0ncetn, that they must oh
tain License or toe same according to the pro-
visions of said Act, before the O!h day Of May next.
J. rTLEWELL,
apis cost Sheriff of Baltimore City.
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SLEIGHENG IN APRIL, At EIawley, Mass.
on the End inst, slcghs were still in use, and
had been for l2O days previous.
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ERLAID SILK ~ FRENCH BAREGE.
u Will open this morning, case Plaid SILKS at
90 cents per yard; do French BAREG at 50 cents;
case Scotch BareRe at 25 cents, very cheap. Also,
case white Genoa Fur Chntz black Barege and
hetHannl SHAWLS; a very handsome assortment of
French LAWNS, GINGHAMS and CHINTZES;
black Mantua SILK for Scarfs, very handsome; PA
kASOLS aud PARASOLETTES, fringed and plain;
together with a general assortment of
SPRING GOODS.
to which W. invite the attention of the Ladies.
GUYTON s. HYDE,
ap20 81 co Hanover street.
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FAIR AT FRANKLIN SALOON. The Fair for the ben
eft of st. Vaccnt's Male Orphan Asylum will be
continued for a few days longer at Franklin Saloon
South ST., near BaItimorest They have a large va
rety of Fancy and useful articles yet unsold
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Loss OF THE STEAMBOAT OREGON. The
new and splendid steamboat Oregon, built at
New York about a year ago, while coming
down the East River early on Saturday morn
ing, ran on the rocks at Hurlgato and sunk,
and will probably be total loss, as the policy
of insurance on her was drawn up to the effect
that she must not go through Hurgatc until
daylight. Loss about $4,000. The passen-
gers were all saved. The Oregon was one of
the most splendid and costly boats ever built
in this country.
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SCHEME:
| prize of $4,000 prize of sl588
l 5000 10 g 500 Sc

Tickets S5-shares IN proportion.
Certificates ola package Of 26 or tickets only Sl7 o.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos Of the Md. Lottery, class l6, drawn
April ls, lowest prize ST.:
3j 81 26 80 u 9 u 60 a % 60 20
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n OTTERY TICKErs FuK KS GENTS,
IA On every SATURDAY the 25 cent lottery will
be drawn. Capital prizes follows:
lst Capital Prize OF $4,000 s $4,000
I'd do do do 1000 is 1000
Sd do do do 900 is 800
4lh do do do 800 is 300

- W3- NIHgIE UCktls only % CENTS.
EMORY CO., the well known and popular lot.
terry firm, opposite Barnum's, will sell during the
week and on Saturday, until O'Clock in the after
noon, tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
"a package may contain the four highest prizes) for
the trifling sum of SO so.
All persons, whether at home or abroad, who may
wish cketsin the above or any other lotteries, will
please be careful to direct their orders to the cid as
tablished house of
EMORY s. CO., opposite Barnum's
1t Baltimore, Nd,