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NREIGHT TO PuILADELPnIA.

The Freight Trains or The
SSGss..JA xsT NE Philadelphia, Wilmington and
kesgssssssxS $500 Baltimore Railroad Company
hEs-sEass-s Sr2gssN1Iaie now running daily (excesi
Sundays) between Baltimore and Phiadelphia
% MERHHANDIZE, SC, Will he receivRd al
the depot, corner Of President and Fleet sis every
day Except Sundays) until , O'Clock, P. M.
~ ~! articles must be accompanied with me.
m0randum, showing The marks destination & uagte
of censignee-and in all the Freight Oh Goods
for way places (where no agency is eslabshcd) rnusl
he PAID n advance, otherwise they will not be sent.
dls-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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WARS THE 'OBJECrl A Secret Society,
ca He'd the "Sons Of Liberty" has been ergan-
lied in Louisville, Kentucky, and other wes-
tern cites, for polltical objects.
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from the Philadelphia Saturday Courier. !
sTANZAS TO A LADY.

(ImprDmptH.)
Pretty lady Of the Hisht.
Little witching Anna We're,
Tripping through The mellow light
OF thr crowded paror here.
You have eyes OF hackest fire,
And forehead like star;
And your smiles thar never lire,
LiSe the oceans dimples are.
Then if fi'rtly thus tn lidPst,
RiBglciS hylDg in the dance,
Fr0wn not though I see thOn chidest,
That | fOndly thilher glance,
For ihv lang and silken lashes
Fan my 'nvr n ,me more and more
Ana thy voice is lik' self dashes
OF The waters on the shore.
Pretty lady Anne We're
Vision might, laughing spfight
Art thou maid or angel here
Getting US in love TO night.
october, Is 6.
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TTFos. Three printers are running for Con-
gress, in Massachusetts. They are all whole
souled and ta!ented fellows, well worthy of an
election.
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Tea line or less make asquare-if an advertisement
tceOds ten lines. the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
sseriion.
@5-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
ewspaper, containing all the select matter Of the
ty, is plsished every Saturday morning, al tbs low
ice Of 81 per aHuum.
70 All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
" on which the advance payment expires.
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HANGING. Joseph Robert has been SEN
fenced to death at Three Rivers, Canada East,
for rape.
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CnRIsThAs ON FRIDAY. Our great holiday
falls on Friday this year, and fold writers and
legends are TO be believed, it signifies hard
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The following letter is from a member OF
Capt Stewards company, of whose gallant
deeds we have already informed our readers:
[ComespOndencn of The Baltimore Clipner.l
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Tie TREASURY NorEs. The Washington
Fountain says: III is said TINT the Bank of
Metrops, the day before yesterday exchanged
100000 dollars in specie for the Treasury notes
offered by Mr., Walker in his recent advertise
ment.
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u3-THE AM ERICAN REPUBLICAN * BALTI
ORE CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers ny care
carriers, at only and quarter cents per week,
yable the Carriers only, al the end of each week
The Clipper viii also be sent by mail to distan
bscrber5 at the rate of Four boilers per year, pay
pie, always, in advance.
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DISPATCHES FROM GEN. TAYLOR. The
Union says that no additional Official accounts
from the Camp were received by the mail, cx-
cept letter from Gen. Taylor, which COM
municates to tho War Department his general
order to the army, congra' uating them on the
brilliant victory which thoy had achieved. A
bearer of dispatches was to have left Monterey
the day after the last advices, and his non-arr-
val has given rise to some fears for bis safety.
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RROuHE'S PECTOSA l. alIxTUltE. In
Wa offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
shhscibef would inform The public that it is quGck
remedy 10 cure all diseases nor is il recommended as
cure iot cnnsumption it ia prepared from the re-
ce'pl =" The late Dr. MO1re, of Ptafelphta, ard is
CERTAIN iemehy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections. II will also be found useful in tne Incl
fieht Stages Of Bronchitis. Numerous cent. icfsses
c"GIf ne obtained from IEOsG whp have derived bcnc.
At rom liz use, but il is iremrd unnecessary ma a
trlaI OF II viii bc sufficient r. -nmpcndinn a. ito w.
Ine "a remedy NJ he AIN &c n,u'tuueG disenses,
Fer sale by CHARLES .. BARRY.
al2-u No, Ice Baltimore street.
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PORr DEPOSITE AND HAYRE lie GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

(Connnsnelng on WOND-HF, IHh JprN, 1867
For the convenience of the
&sgaYEaG eEN "Sk citizens and Others in the vi
ssass%SssgsSl ESJRASFA cinIy of Port Depasite and
.SESsei&s = t54ykI lIavre de- Grace, Passenger
Gar viii be attached TO the freight train, eaving
HavrG de Grace daily Except Sundays) at O'Clock
z. Nj, arriving in Baltimore about half past7.
IG5-fhs line will also enable citizens of Baltimore
who 60 out in the Morning all TIain, 10 devote 3
Grace or PoEtDupos e, and return to Baltimore by
dusk.
Fishermen aud Sportsnen generally will find
this very seas0nabe train TO return early in The
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T OoIl OUT, LOOK OUT,

Hl FOR THE NEWSPAPERS! y!
All the papers for the present week, from Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore; a few of
whlch we name: The YANKEE; Uncle Sam; National
Ponce Gazette; Saturday Emporium; Gen. Morris
National Press; Boston Pilot; Frceman's Journals N
OK spirit of the Times; Weekly Tribune; Bennett's
Week.y Herald Philadelphia POST Courier and Neals
'aZrtie; New Mirror aud Odd Fellows Mirror
THE WESTERN CONTINENT, also, is particu-
larly interesting; MAJOR JONES' LETTERS are con-
tinued besides great variety of articles selected and
original poetry, editorials, &c. sc. cents a copy in
wrappers for mailing. Published and for sale by
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
d. ; and 6 JARVIS, BUILDINGS,
N5- BENEFITS WEEKLY HERALD is richly
count of the Mexican war. with n tonorranhical
sketch of Matam0ras and vicinity showing the posi-
uon of the Army of Occupation, &c.-in wrappers
for mailing, cents, IT
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BEASTS than was ever before exhibited in America,
Among them are the lerOcuus LIONS used by the
celebrated Mr. Carter in London. The monster
WHITE BEAR, from the Royal Gardens in Paris
together with twelve large wagon loads of Animals
The performance Of Mr., PIERCE with the Animals
is OF superior kind, and, 10 those who have not seen
him, iHcr dibe.
J13-TO THE PUBLIC. There is no study, that
is important TO the youth of a rising gene rftIon
to adult age, than that of Natural History. 1t
teaches man his superiority over the brute creation,
and creates IN his bosom knowledge of the wisdom
and goodness, and omniplescnce Of a Supreme and
All wise Creator 1t also teaches him how entirely
dUps ndent he is an the providence of GOd itclevatas
his character, and fits him for the discharge of the
nOb!er duties Of life.
In the beginning Of the world as we are ,aught bv
the Holy Scriptures, God said unta man, Sand to
every beast of the earth, and TO every fowl ofthe air.
and to every thing that crrepeth upon the earth,
wherein there is life, surrender TO thy control; and
thou shalt have dominion over the fish the sea and
over the fowls of the air and every Thing that moveth
upon the earth, shalt thou have domiuion.n
Wien this power and dominion given by the
Almighty to man, it was intended, by his Wisdom,
that he, unto whom he had COnIided much, should
become acquainted and familiar with the subjects
which he should exercise his rule. Hence it be-
came necessary that man should study the history of
animated nature, make himself master Of n science
on which his own happiness depended, and which,
when developed, could fail to advance the great
causes OF civilization and learning.
So fully was all this appreciated, in the early stages
OF civilizations religion and light that the early found
Crs OF Chrlstahly IN Europe ana England, collected
immense menagories, to which they introduced their
children and taught them that all animated nature
proved the existence of that Cod whose gospel they
taught, and whose law was paramount to all others,
and must be ObCyed.
We read that ST. Augustin, soon after he establish
ed himself at Canterbury, and there reared the bless
ed cross collected from all the remote nations of the
earth that were accessible specimens of the animal
world and taught his monks that the study of natural
history not only essential to common intelligence
but TO the propagation Of Religion itself,
In more recent times, all of the enlightened states
af Europe, in obedience to the commands of their
sovereigns have, at vast labor and expense establish
ed Institutes, made up of the animal world fol the
purpose of aiding the propagation and advancement
of science and useful knowledge. England, France
Italy, Germany, in fact all modern Europe have for
centuries back paid unremilting attention to this sub
jet; and, that nation of Europe, which has not its
National Historical Institute, is regarded as on that
backward course that leads, in the end, to semi-b
barrie Ignorance and folly. mS-2t
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PRyATEERING. We published statement
on Saturday, that some american merchants at
Havana are making arrangements to take out
Mexican letters of marque, in order to prey
upon American commerce. We know that
the cupidity of some men will induce them TO
commit dshonorablo and dishonest acts; but
we trust, for the sake Of the American charac-
ter, that no citizen Of the United States will be
so base as to assume the enemy's flag for the
purpose Of iobbing his fellow citizens; but
should any one prove SO reckess-so lost to
all patriotic feelings-he and all concerned
should be considered as traitors or pirates,
and be dealt with accordingly. We do not
mean TO say, that Mexican privateers must be
manned exclusively by Mexican citizens, and
that the people of all other nations found on
board such vessels, should be dealt with as pi.
rates-but we DO insist that Amer can citizens
caught warning against their country, should
die the death OF traitors or pirates The last
war with England was mainly in defence Of
Stree trade and sailors rights" and we assert
ed the principle that the flag protected all who
sailed under 1t; we could not, therefore, treat
as pirates, individuals other than Mexcans
found on board Mexican privateers, as we
have seen il repeatedly suggested.
All reports now, in connexiou with the wal
with Mexico, must be taken with many grains
of allowance; for every idle suggestion is soor
magni6ed by repetition into fact We should
avoid unnecessary excitement, and should
therefore pay little or no regard to rumors.-
The spirit of the people is aroused-Congres
has passed the necessary laws to prosecute tn,
war-and the President will doubtless act witt
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R3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

R3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office OF the Clipper, I34 BALTIMORE
MAMMOTH Much o nsst 5n eRee e%y other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADlNG,
STAGE * HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc,
Indeed it is needless to enHmerate, as we are pos
sessed offactes with latest styles of type and new
and splendid for doing work, in ererystgc
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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RAYMOND & CO.'S
NJ NJ II N f. NJ EN- A ERIE.

VIII remain in BALI
more for two days lon -
gerViz: MONDAY and
TUESDAY,, the 18Th
and 18Th of May, on the
corner of CHARLES
and CONWA SITS.
when it will Positirely
leave, in order to make
complete the great Ma
FAR at Washing
ton city, which com
mences on Goth inst.
On the day of their
entrance iutOBaltimore
city,the procession was
Joined by n new acccs-
sion of Animals lust
arrived in Philadelphia
and N. York, forming
a better selection and
greater variety of Wild
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il co.

Opposite BdlHuin - DAFT !bu'
Ny-OFFlClhL DRAWING OF the Md. ConsoIi-
dated Lottery, class No. 20, for 1916: For benefit OF
Frederick Female Seminary.
6S 10 IS 33 81 8 so &c 65 AZ l6 81
SO and 20 being The list and ID drawn Nos each 500
% and 70, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos each 10
% and 80, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 8
80 and 81, being the nth and 9Th; or and 81, he.
ing the 9th and 9th drawn Nos. each )
Alhaving two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each %
An having one only of the drawn Nos on, 50 Il
1t EMORY & CO., No. , N. Calvert-st.
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90 INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. The
members will meet at the Engine House, on THIS
(Monday) AFTERNOON, 18th inst at l O'Clock, TO
receive the new Engine from The building committee.
BY order of the Company,
1t JOHN WI. SANDERS, Sec'y
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AL NJ MA C..
DR. w. r. MITCHELL,s

S.E
,,,, BRACELETS, FLUI
warranted to be superior te Dr. Christie's or \
er5 in use, may be had at the following placed
more.
GENERAL AGENCY, No. 60 Baltimore 81
;; b, SMITHS Periodical Agency, No 4
c. WlSEMAN'S Drug Store, cor. BALTIC.
streets.
T, l.. ENNIS Fancy Store, So N. Howard
Il SLAYTOR'S Fancy Store, 203 BroadwI
P.) And in WASHINGTON, D. c., at
>. EDDY'S JGwelry Store, PENNSYLVANIA a
Persons suffering from nervous affections, 4
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Head ache, Pains
Side, Back, Limbs, sc. whether sceptics or b.
in the remedial influences Of Galvansm, will
call at either Of the Agencies and see the hunt
respectable certificates in favor of DR.. Mi
Bands, &c.
THE RUSSIAN COSMETIC.
one of the most valuable preparations for the
preservation, restoration, and identifying of
man Hair, and also for the removal of ddfldrtl
he had of either Of the above Agents. mil
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THE MUSEUM. The bill announced for perfer-
nance at the Saloon this evening embraces in its de-
tails the pathetic, the comic and ludcrous. The en-
tertainments will commence with the beautiful dra
of the growers Bride, the Pirates Wedding,
in which the whole strength of the company will ap-
pear After the drama Miss st. Clair will appear in
a favorite dance. The laughable little comedy of
''Touch and Take" will conclude the performance.
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Amy OF OCCUPATION. We sincerely hope
that news from Gen, Taylors army will have
been received before this paper shall have been
put to press-for the public mind is in fever
ish condition on the subject. Our impression
i, that if Gen. Taylor had been attacked, or it
he considered himself to be in imminent dan
Ger, he would have forwarded information
promptly, which could be readily done, we
presume. by steamboat from Matamoras-or
had Point Isabel been assaulted, it is not likely
that we should have been without tdngs.-
From the fact OF nothing having been heard
from either Gen. Taylor or the officer in COM
mand at Point Isabel, we infer, that there has
been no hostile demonstration on the part Of the
Mexican Gcneral-and we are prepared to
hear that he has recrossed the Rio Grande, to
await further orders from his government
Should such prove to be the fact, the war may
be considered virtually at an end; for it will
prove, that the MeXicans have no idea of as
sailing u.s. The opportunity which has offered
to str Ike at Gen, Taylor's army or to cut of
their supplies, would not be neglected by Gen.
Ari,ta, did he contemplate acting on the Of
fonsjye With regard to the affair with the
men under Capt Thornton, he has alleged
that he acted only in self.defence-and with
reference to his crossing the Rio Grande he may
offer as an excuse, that Mexico mas not recog-
nized that river as the boundary of Texas. In
short, we think it not improbable that Gen.
Taylor and the Volunteers who may join him,
VIII not find an enemy to cope with, unless
they invade the acknowledged territory of
Mexico. Should the Mexicans have rccrosscd
the Rio Grando they ought not to be pursued,
as the Discrimination of Mexico to declare war
against the United States will then be mani
fest We should not, however, calculate upon
such dismcIination with our present knowledge, |
but proceed vigorously in the muster of forces
and in other preparations; for, if we are to
fight, we should strike with powerful arm.
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PU22LED. The New York Morning News
(democatic) is sadly puzzled to ascertain what
is to be done with the ton millions of dollars
and fifty thousand volunteers lust voted by
Congress. He says-"What do they propose
that the President should do with the military
resources they have placed in his hands? This
is now the question which every one must by
this time have become cool enough 10 ask him
self, though no one is wise enough to answer
it-uol even, as we will make bold to assert,
the authors Of the bill Itself. Who can satisfy
our anxiety for information OH the subject?
what do the $4,000 volunteers, and SlOO00,-
0OO' mean"
We have an enemy marching upon our ter
ritory, and killing and capturing our citizens,
and YET the editors Of the News are at loss to
discover how the volunteers that may be rails
ed shall be disposed Of What other useful
disposition can be made ofthem than 20 march
them to the assistance Of Gen. Taylor and a
gainst the enemy. But the editors Of the News
object 10 the number as too large to beat back
the enemy from our territory, and too few to
effect the conquest Of Mexico. The latter OBJ
iect is hardly contemplated at present; but it is
Indispensable that we shall have such force as
will bring Mexico to sue for peace. Let us
make u powerful emonstration--strike
strong blow at once, and there will soon be an
end Of the wal. Tins we presume was the
view that Congress took of the subject, when
the vote was given authorizing fifty thousand
volunteers to be raised; and this is what the
President should and will edo with the militia
~ resources which they (Congress) have plac-
termne to prosecute the war against the Uni
ted States.
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FASHIONABLE HATS!
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
nkEEIILI' STORE.

IS BALTIMORE STREET., NEAR HOLIDAY.
no The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen OF
Bal more and strangers, that at the ''KceuiL" Store
all kinds of scntlemen's hats arc sold literally cheap.
HI is fully sensible there are many who are giving
out "cheap," every cheap" production" of price,
and like notices, OF tendency to allure the GcOno-
mist and others, who often discover, when too late,
the faaCy of these attractive announcements, as the
article fol- which he has been induced to expend his
money is On trial found to be- equally 're2accd" in
9tso& N price, and the ''cksafnIeSs Sought after,
identified in a visionary paG eIfy. There6lre, all
persons who wsHId possess he desReralum and
have cuEAPNEss! clearly and truly defined in the way
of first rate silk, MoGsSn, Russia Cassmer, Nulria,
or Beaver HATS, it is for them TO purchase reaza-
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 9S BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holiday, where fine article be obtained at lou
price, and cheapAess exemplifed in It's truest sense.
mlS-cOlf
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G3-"WAR WITu MEXICO" meeting will
be held in MONUMENT SQUARE, ON THIS
lNIonday) EVENING, for the purpose OF organizing
ho,oughiva company Of 'Veluneer RihGmen" lor
the Mexican Campaign. The meeting will be ad-
dress ed by II. NJ MCLANE, JAS. e. MARRIOTT, E,qrs.
and other friends efthc cause.
The Ladies aud Gentlemen Of this city are respect
fully requested to attend. The RoI! book will be open
during The day and until further notice, in the Gro
mnda OF the Exchange" where all persons who feel
disposed can sign their names. BY ORDER
Ii GEO. II, POWER, Sec. Protein
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AmGri1an Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY is, 1916.

0r7 The large and increasing circulation OF the Cip.
~ IA, in Town and country, together with the fact
hat its opinions and sentiments are nig,fgG by par
came r,rrptinn among all CLASSES and conditions OF so
c,rty. and especially those who constitute the ne OF
Trade and business, make il medium Tor ADVERTISING,
chants and czens generally should be aware of tins
impOrlnt fact,
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KILLED. A young man named James G.
Dunn, aged 10, was instantly killed in New
York on Thursday evening, by falling from the
roof of building in Broadway.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE. Hon. Mahlon Dick
erson, of New Jersey, formerly Senator in Con-
gress, and Secretary Of the Navy, has been
elected President of the American Institute.
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WEATHER AND CRops IN CECIL COUNTY
We learn from the EIkton Wing, that there
was quite frost and some ice in that vicinity
on Tuesday morning last Owing to the wet
ness of the ground, all the farmers have not
finished planting. The cut worm is doing con-
siderable damage to that which is up. There
is much fly in the wheat in the county. From
present appearances, we judge the crop in the
neghbornood will fall one third short Of whit
it was last year.
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G7-OIL or TANNIN, For HARNESS OR LEA
THEIR IN ANY SHAPE. This article is one of the
cheapest preparations that be used for Harness.
It will restore old harness that has been laid aside
half worn out to its original strength and beauty,
making it perfectly bright, soft, and pliabIe By APP
plying to new harness or leather, it will increase
the wear so per cent, as ii keeps the water from en-
lcrng the psres Of the leather and Of course keeps
it almost perfectly dry For boots and shoes it is I'M
ryalled. There is no cOCqual TO it for applying to
wagon tops or carriage tops of any kind, and what is
most the interest Of The public, it comes remarka
bly, cheap.
For saie by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, corner Of
Hanover and Baltimore-sts., also at the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. 8 Thames