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MEDIATION OF ENGLAND. From the an
nunciaton in the Union, We presume that the
British minister at Washington has been au-
thorized to offer the mediation of his Govern
meut, between the United States and Mexico.
This offer would have been promptly rejected,
had it been made prior to the ratification of the
Oregon treaty; but it can now be accepted
with propriety, for it would probably lead to
an honorable termination Of the existing war.
As far as we can Judge Of public opinion, it
seems to be favorable to the speedy adj Just
meut Of our difficulties with Mexco-and we
have heretofore advanced the idea that our
Government should make an advance towards
a pac6cation. To this, however, it is object
cd, that Mexico would construe such advance
into coWardice or fear, and hence would pros.
ecute the war with more vigor. This is to
suppose that the leading men in that country
are destitute of common sense. However il
might be received by Mexico, by the rest OF the
world il would be considered as an act OIL
magnaninity. But the mediation of England
would be free of this objection, and would no
doubt be gladly accepted by Mexico, who mus
be heartily tired of the war; we shall, there
fore, be glad to find that it has been offered, a.
tits the true policy of the United States to be a
peace.
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Also, the following NEWSPAPERS, ADAPTED TO the
tastes Of the family circle, the politician, and the
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Ship Milo Grace, Charleston, Clark & KeIogS
Ship Superb, Gatchell, Richmond, VIM. Howl
Son
Ship Copernicus, (Bren.) Arensfeld, Breme
SChumaC ef, Il Go,
Schr. Roe, Avery, New York, j. MankiH.
Schr Hero, EmmersOn, Philadelphia, Jno
Brown.
Brig Emma, Staffotd, Demarara, ]. G. Yates.
Schr n. Long. Knowles Falmouth, Jam.
Schr Robert RenY, North, Norfolk.
SAtLEO-Brgs GamOrgan Focke, Kingston, I
Columbia, COffin, Laguayra aud Porto CabellO; Il
Bile, SHAW, Kingston; Globe, Young, Havana;I
Emma, Stafford, Tor Uemerara,
This morning, shi"s COpernicus, Arensfe1
Btemen; Superb, GatchelI, Richmond; Milo, q
Charleston.
ARRIVED,
Brig Orbit, Iravers, from Porto Cabello, ID
and 10 days to The Capcs, coffee and hides,
Wilson & Co. L. If barque Venezuela, Dill, fori
ladelpha; briggs RoWena, Wilson do; and L
H0wes, from Boston; at Laguayra, 2nd brig God
luton, Lauderman, Tor Baltimore, 9Th. Spoke l
10, lat 35 o., ion. IS 49, schr Samuel MITCHELL
Newburn, c., for New York
Brig Argo, Reed from Rio de Jlneiro, 9th ut,
fee, to T. Wilson 81 Co.
Brig Maria, KnoullOn, 30 days from Calais, ID
te Weld Seaver,
Barque Mary, Johnson, 8 days from Portland,
aud plaster, to l.. Perry s. Co.
Schr &. Calhoun, BabsOD, IA days from Ban
laths, 10 Clark & Kellogg
Schr, Sarah T., Merritt, Strong, days from
York, assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr Direct, Briggs, 6 days from New York, as
ted cargo, 10 Rose, Merrill & Co.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk; saw
omlth's Point. a brgatine, and of Sunday Point;
Their, both bound up,
Steamer II srald Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
the Wolf Trap, briganline; aud off Sandy Point
other, supposed the Ju.t'na, q aypoOi FIN DemaI
MEMORANDA.
AT MOnevide0, May g. brigs Saldana, Stubs, Fl
Baltimore via Rio de Janeiro, disc Aatging. Chin
MeLennan, for Rio de Janeiro in days, and {
Fame, Gardn r, waiting freight, The brig ST. Nj
White, of Baltimore, sailed about lst May for
Janero.
Barque Maryland, Davis, hence at Boston 18th
Schrs. Maria, Johnson, aud Charleston JAG
Thatcher, cleared at New York, June 20, for B,
more; arrived at DO. same day schls, Jane, Day
and s!llcott. Cole, ffom Baltimore.
snip Potomac, CiHgett, arrived at Hsvre 27th
from New Orleans, and was TO take passag Cor
tin0re.
Shin ella, Higgins, of Baltimore, sailed fia Fla
9th ult. for N York.
Barque PaoIi, Welsh, for Baltimore and James
yer, was loading AT London I'd int.
Brig Susan, LaudCrman, of Baltimore, was at
Grdnde I'd nit. 10 sail for Kio dc Janeiro in days
Brig Napoleon, Chese0rOugh, was to sail from
de JdnGirn 20Ih Glt for Baltimore.
Brig Architect, Gray, for Baltimore, cleared al
orleans lth inst
Brig Boston, Nickerson, for Baltimore, cleared
Boston 18Th inst.
Schr Alicia Hall, from Baltimore for Port Sna
TrHd I'd. was spoken h inst. lat % 40, Ion Ga II
Schr ZenObia, Brown days from Baltimore
Savannah, was spoken of G lOrgetuwn, \. C.,
inst
schrs Maria, Bucklin, and Eljoh Piggo, Hall.
Baltimore, cleared at Newbern, N c., 9Th inst.
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Q3-MEETiNG OF TIE BUTCHEPS. Apreea
bly, 10 call made in the public papers, a rneetng q
the Butchers of Baltimore was held at "Cooprr >
Marsh Market Space, on Wednesday, I'm inst N
IL O'Clock, NJ, 10 Jake into consideration the pro
pnety of joining with our fellow Citizens in the con
tennateG procession the curnius flurt. Of Jnlv
The meeting was Organized ny calling STERLING
THOMAS esq To the ch4it and appointing AauEL
J. PEST2 secretary.
The object OF the call was th'n bfi. Nv stated by
the chairman--when, upon motion il was
Rc5J!gcd, That we join with uur f. How. citizens in
procession, and wi appear IN hnrsehack accoutred
as tnllowS: White rnuAdabouts, white vests black
h7ts and black pantaloUns Iiehl saddle cloths trim
mcd with blue ribbon hridies trimmed with the same
GA motion of J. P. Thomas, IL was further
R'soiUed, That his honor, the Mayor, he respect
fully requested to give nuCe the public, that we
will hold no MARKET il any Of our markets, ON the
morning or evening Of the fourth so that we aud all
in our employ, may be privileged 10 participant IN the
Gsivitirs of the day. sequent 10 tue ur0crssing
o. mniinn uf p. Thomas, J. TURNER ESu.
was appointed Chief Marshal Of the Butchers Ass,,
ciau0n, empowered to appoint wv aids and ten as
sisants twas further
ReSo'ved, That cordial invitation be rendered 10
all lne brethren Of our Paternity (both active aud
pas -ivel to hn with us, and meet us at Mount Yer
nou Place on the morning of the fourth at n'ciot
a, where the Ass "ciatinn is called 10 m, Ct
p. ). II was unanimously agreed that We hnld mar
krt, ii all the markets. in the city, on FRIDAY
MORNING and EVENING, prior to the fourth, that
all our ctIiz1ns may supply themselves with meats.
Reiol' ed, That these proceedings be publ he'd in
the Clipper and Sun
STERLING THOMAS, Chairman.
SAMUEL J PENTS Sec'y. jel9-tuws4t
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Sections BENEEIT.

WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, JUNE 2ith l54i,
When will be performed a new p ay first time here
by w. l.. Rede, Esq in three acts, entitled
HIGH LIFE, Low LIFE AND DEATH;
Or, THREF DEGREES or CRIME,
JTINE! H.4MBLTNG!! MUKDER!!!
great moral lesson is to BIZ learned FROM this aI
citing Drama, depicting the fate Of the Rake, the
DTnmka7d the Gambler, and the Murderer
Comic Song, Mr., OWENS; Song Nr. JOHNSTON:
Song VII SECTION; DaECe Mi S HENRY.
TO conclude with new seiio comic drama (never
acted herp) called the
je22 "GENTLEMAN IN BLACK"
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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 10 be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never henre introduced in Baltimore made
to order Of the very best materials and by the best
wnrkmen; together with Gilt Box CORNI,CES:
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN Sands,
Sc c. for sale and made to 0rdor as cheap as thew
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. e. S. FRYER,
nll-tf No. North Gay street.
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AFRO REsrnRELEArnrn Ann pn

QF-TO RESTORE LEATHER AND PRESERVE
il, there is nothing which equal the Oil Of Tannin
II makes boots waterproof aud son, and actually
doubles the wear-it prevents their cracking and
strengthens the leather and will be found superior to
any thing ever invented for harness and carriage tons
For sale by ROBERT & ATKINSON. corner Of
Hanover and Batimore-sts., also at the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. 81 Thames
street, F. p Baltimore. II
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FW1HN CURE WORKS! A 9

Il read our cure for dull times in the morning a
pers Of Saturday last called at our office aud pur-
chased package OF whole tickets in Saturdays lot
terry, for which he paid us Gniy $lq New mark the
result! On one OC Inc lickeIs were me Nos 81 al g.
entitled to the high capital prize of $1,000 which we
paid him on Saiu day night in GOLD.
we alSn sol many orher very handsome prizes,
ranging from 500 TO Sl0U0 frw dollars invrs,ad,
at Vut old established ofics is certain cure for hrd
times TO DAY, capitals S2O,n00, 5000, $1,000,
10 Of SihU0, sc Tickets only SIPS package
containing p tickets we viii sell lor sly. CAL on DR.
address EMORY 6 CO., opposite Barnum's,
IL RI Baltimore, md.
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TIE OLDEST SURVIVING GRADUATE OF
HARVARD UNIVERSITY. DIR. Ezra Green, of
Dover, N. Fl. is the oldest graduate of Harvard
University now living. He was born in NAL
den, Mass, June II, l746, and was graduate
ia 1865. He was consequently 100 years old
on lie IGth inst.
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0F7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guar and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak .
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEi. ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
d tie, at his Old Established Store, Waters Cd door
from Calvert apS
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NOLD WATERl COLn WArERI Crad.

SNOLD WATER! COLD WATER! Grad.
W docks celebrated conductors of heat lor
Cold Wafer, requiring hut three cents worth of ice pei
Err BATHS, fro Philadelphia. HAND SHOWER
BATHS at 10 cents, a realty good article, that gives
universal satisfaction. SPONGING BATHS, BATH
ING PANS, HtP BATHS, FOOT & LEG BATHS.
Tnose VINO like to keep cool aud omOnable this hot
weather, can procure thu means at small expense
at No. 10 N. Charles ST., OPP ose the Union Bank.
j'22-lm &. E. WETMOkE & co.
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DEATH OF MEMBER OF CONGRESS. Hon.
Richard P. Herrick, representative in Com
gress from New York, died on Saturday even.
ing at his clearinghouse, (Mrs. Harrisons
Pennsylvania avenue,) after painful illness of
but about three days.
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WESTERN BANK OF BALTIMORE, }

:, - JUNK ISIlI, TOTO. J ,
FENH e President and Directors have this day d.
u clared Dividend of three per cent. for the six
mouths ending on the Both lust yable 10 the Stock
folders on aud after the I'd day of july
Tn" State taxes for the years 1874 and 1885, recent
ly recovered by suit against the Bank as asO tax
for ls4i, have been paid. The Transfer Books will
be closed on AMI after the 2ld inst
..a BY order of the Board, ...s .
je2e 1t jill. CARTER. Cashier.
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FAILURE OF Flour MERCHANTS IN NEW
YORK. We regret to state, says the New York
Express, that three of our most respectable
houses, all engaged in the flour business, have
been compelled to suspend their payments.
The pressure on this class of merchants has
been severe, owing to the decline in flour and
brcadstufis. The Western business has fallen
very severely on those engaged in it this sea-
son, more so than on any other branch of trade.
There has been such an eagerncss to obtain
consignments, that in many instances mer-
chants have accepted for much larger sum
than the property, owing TO the great fall in
prices, has brought,-and consequently there
has been large deficiency, which is severely
felt among the merchants in the city engaged
in this business
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TEsO BUILD ERS. The Commissioners of Pub
IL lie Schools Will receive proposals untd the 9Th
inst or the BUILD Nc OF PUBLIC SCHOOL No,
III on the lot N w, corner Bond and Jefferson ste -
specifications ma be obtained and the plan examin-
ed upon appcat on at the Office of the undersigned
south tst corner o Baltimore a nd Caroline SIS.
je22.4t JOHN r MUNMONIER,
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AL n A n A O.
nR. w. II. MITCHELL,s

y n :
BRACELETS, FLUI
warranted TO be superior IL DR.. Chrstio's or 4
ers IN use, may be had at the following places
more.
GENERAL AGENCY, No. 90 Baltimore stI
$: d, SMITHS Periodical Agency, No.
Building, 80 -
C. WISEMAN'S Drug Store, cor. BALTIC.
streets.
T. L. ENNIS Fancy Store, 80 N. Howard
Il SLAYTOR'S Fancy Store, 2O3 Broadly
P) And in WASHINGTON, d. c., at
8. EDDY'S Jrwelry store, Pennsylvania A
Persons suffering from nervous affections, /
Reclamation, Neuralgia, Head ache, Pains
Side, Back. Limbs, &c. whether sceptics or b,
Ia the remedial Influences of Galvansm, will
call at either of the Agencies and see the hun
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 dandrt
be had of either of the above Agents. mil
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CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF july. The
Common Council of New York, have appro-
priatod fgo thousand dollars towards dofraying
the expenses of a grand display of fire works,
&c., in that city on the 4th of July.
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4 TrEsTlON nag WnOLE! pOYLE,


IN celnhmed capital ptize Depot presents rare in
dlcenlGnts to advenlurers at this time The stream
OF ul K, 1T all tlmps id one, mas ovetfDwed its
banks and 'catterpd its golden waters in every dec.
tion-Lhe Fl cts felt all over this great Country
DOYLE has sold more prizes than any other veneer
In The UuitGd states, and such entire drppnfence
may be placed upon the success attending almost
eve'y investment at ms off ce, that person NAV con
slider himself on the road fortune. VINO Will in
vtst sma sum III the following splendid scheme
hONDAf-Capit Of $40 900. Tickets only SIS,
shares la proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets S2I, shares il
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, $50 900, tickets IS, shares ia pro.
portion,
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s4, shares
10 proportion,
FIRDAY-CapaIs 5000, tickets 50, shares in
Proportion.
sATURD W, capital "a coo, tickets only 81. The
splendid Sna!l Fry" LOttcry, will he srt H. m lkes
Us appearaice on SaIurhay-il is scheme in which
DOYLE ha- always had tie most distinguished lack
having sold the highest capital seventeen lines with
III Sor. ttGc. Ceric uCs will lie issued at the fol
lnwng raIes; rs whules SI2i halves Sc; quarters
So; eisGihs ?t5U. -.
4 liberal discount vii! be paid 10 parsons who Dur
chase by the package Or quantity. =
FOR sale IN the greatest variety Of lucky numbers b
SAC package, single ticket or share. All orders pel
mail or otherwise, addressed to '
N. DOYLE, Ao.l44 PratistYost
II TAI Opposite r & q. n. Z. Daudt
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FORGERY. Samuel G. Ward, who was re.
Gently elected LIST lieutenant of company OF
volunteers in Howard county, Missouri, after.
wards committed forgery by drawing a draft
on A. G.. Switzer & Co, st. Louis, upon which
he obtained one hundred dollars from Capt. w
D. Swnney, of Howard
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nNOGERs' DIAMOND CEnENT-Fo,
Ia mending Gla-s, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Ornaments, SC, so that the break is scarcely per
crptible and as strong as before broken. For sale
only by G. P. RU ;ERS, Druggist, corner of Howard
aud Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison and
corner of Pdca and Little Green streets.
EGS- Price 25 cents. ie2O lw-iel2-Iy
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GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
TO CHESTEkTOWN,

-
II SzyssEa THE undersigned, at the request OF
ESySSA>s INzESn unlerous friends have been induced
3sAiaiSAzESsaeK-t 10 charter the safe and Commodious
Steamer COLUMBIA, for gland Temperance Elk.
cuFs0n TO Cnesten0wn, on THURSDAY MORN
ING, June 25Ih, ls46, leaving Commerce st. Wharf
precisely at O'Clock, and the County Wharf, +. r.,
haIi-past 8, and stop at the same on returning
This VIII be one OF the most pleasant trips that can
be- afforded 10 the citizens Of Baltimore this season,
atiordlng good trip on the Bay and River, (IhG
scenery OF which is most delightful and allowing
the passengers from two 10 three hours upwards,
10 roam at pleasure in this pleasant little town.
Every care will be taken by the propretors and
those appointed 10 assist on the OCCASION to render
the entire party very agreeable There will be no
Spurious Liquor allowed on board the Boat during
tho TIP.
Gt-ICE CREAMS, CONFECTIONERY and RE-
FRESHMEN1S Of every description and kind, vii!
be furnished on hoard the Boat, at moderate prices
90 The splendid BAND of the INDEPENDENT
CREWS has been procured for the occasion; also,
COTILLlON MUSIC,
&C PHILLIPS, Ballet Master.
{I3- Tickets, admitting a gentleman and two la
dies, 81, single tickets so cents; children half price
TO he had at tie Offices of the Clipper, Argus and
sun; of :. Hndcs, Cav st Bridge: Jas. p William
son, Druggist corner of Gay and Hgh-sts John A.
Thompson, Light-st J. II. T., Jerome, grocer, cor.
Paca and Lexington SITS; Robert c. Barnes. Broad.
way, and at the Boat. WILLIAM COTTON,
it22 dt JAS FRNZITR IN
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BEAsrLy PERyERstoN. A Doguerreotyper,
named Vanalatjn, has been complained Of and
committed for trial, at Lowell, charged with
making an immoral use of the wondorous in
vention-taking fall length portraits of females
Invested of clothing, which he exhibited 10
Young men and offered for sale.
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ILLINOIS VOLUNTEERS. Five companies have
already jo,ned the standard Of MIR. Baker, the
member of Congress from Illinois who left
Washington for the purpose of raising rcgi,
mon, of volunteers for the Mexican war. Gen.
Hardin, member of the last Congress from
the same State. has ten companies ready for
service.
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GITUATION WANTED-By single Young
y man an Overseer, he is thoroughly acquainted
with his business in eveIy respect whatever and can
produce both city and country references as regards
CHI lract Ter and qualifications.
LEWIS r. SCOTTpS,
ie29 10 Exchange Place.
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u EDGER PAPERS. HUB8ARD's Impe

u EDGER PAPERS. HUBBARD'S ImPe
H rial, Super Royal, Royal, Medium and Deny
blue Wove ind white wove. t'+ Ii'
CRANES Super Royal, Royal, Medium and Deny
blue wove and white wuve. Mo-
Also, Medium and DENY, of Buffers, Kings,
Goodwin's, hudson's and Palmer Smiths manu-.
facture, constasty on hand and for sale by
apl7 TURNER & NUDGE, 3 3. Charles st.
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MITcHEIL's UNIVERSAL ATLAS We have been
shown copy of the above work by the Agent for
this State who is now in the city soliciting subscrp.
tons The work contains 70 plates and is certainly
the most perfect Atlas we have yet seen. The cost
we believe is SlO and have no doubt it will find
many purchasers
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EHXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTIMORE.
H The sub'ctiher his leaseu this we'll known Is
adjustment, and begs leave to inform hls friends
and the public generally, that it is now undergoing
thorough repair and il is his intention to spare no
pains expense in conducting il so as to meet the
appreciation of those who may favor him with their
custom. je22-I aWtF u, HURSEY.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. The subscrI
IN Der respectfully informs the Ladies of East Bal
tinore and its vicinity thai he has removed his plac|
| of busin to the corner0 of BROADWAY and EAST
ERN AVENUE. He feels grateful for the very lib
era patronage extended TO him at his old stand and
hopes from the encouragement he has received since
his removal, that the same will be continued, Eli
intends keeping always on hand large assortment
and eener | variety of Ladies' most fashion bid
SHOES, made up in The neatesl style and most dura
Bile manner, at the following reasonable prices:
- Ladies CATERS, a handsome article, 81 q
as&AW do Slippers, hest quality, l.0a
do do Rounds, ell
do do House Shoes, O5I
Misses and ChildreH's in proportion to the abovl
prices. All of his work made under his own I'M
speeton, which he warrants TO be of best qualify an
materials, according TO price, and not 10 be surpass
by any other establishment in The city.
je2a-m+ JOHN w, CRONEY
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HARVEST IN CHARLES COUNTY. The Port
Tobacco Times of Thursday says: 1--WE see
that some Of our farmers have commenced har-
vesting their wheat crop. What the yield will
prove we are not able to say. There was, we
believe a large crop of wheat pitched in this
county last fall; but We are fearful, from the
many ills it has suffered, that the yield wi
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