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03- DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD 81
RY. The extraordinary success attending the Il
this medicine in diseases of the lungs, and the
singular cures it has effected, having natura
tracied the attention of many physicians, as v
the whole fraternity of quacks, various COME
and surnises have arisen respecting its compolI
some physicians have supposed it contains iodilI
er ignorant pretenders say it must contain mel
and to some such substance they each attribe1
singular efficacy. As such opinions are alto1I
erroneous, and calculated to prejudice many pl|
against it, we
PLEDGE OUR HONOR II
That 1t contains nothing of this kind, or anythin
least injurious; on the contrary, it is composed q
most simple substances, the principal of whi0,
the extracts of tar and wild cherry bark, ar l
whole secret of its efficacy consists in the mo
which they are prepared. 1
On hand and for sale by IA
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt,
Also, by George K. Tyler, 42 E. Baltimore &
Seth 8. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Re-
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts;f
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin SO
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha H.
kins, corner Market and Green-sts.; George Fl. k
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So /
Gay street. mist
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INVASION OF MEMCo. The New York
Sun publishes letter from Washington cor
respondent, in which it is stated, that Govern
ment has completed its arrangements for the
Mexican campaign-that fifty thousand men
will be brought into the field-and Mexico be
invaded at four points, so as to concentrate at
the Capitol. The following are the routes de-
sgnated by the writer
"The great western division of the army
from Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, &c.,
will proceed directly into the gold region of
Santa Fe and New Mexico sending detach-
ment into California by the short route discov-
cred by Captain Fremont. A division from
the southwest will rendezvous at Fort Towson,
on the Red River, Louisiana, from whence
there is an ancient military road, i'll good or
der, across the high table lands of Upper Texas
TO the city of Chihuahua, in Northern Mexico,
there uniting with the roads from Santa Fe,
California and the Pacific, which all join the
great military road at Chihuahua, leading to
the city of Mexico. Both these routes are
most delightful for summer campaign The
main garrison will probably be established at
the Preside del .Norte, on the right bank of the
Rio Grande, on the road iiom Fort Towson
10 Chihuahua, which seems to be the most
central place for keeping up uninterrupted
communication with all points. Chihuahua is
exactly in the centre of Mexico, due west of
Bexar, Texas; and due east OF Guayamas, a
port on the West Coast, in lower California"
This information we consider doubtful
The President has only called for thirty of the
fifty thousand volunteers authorized to be &C.
copied by Congress-from which we infer, that
he entertains no desire to attempt the con-
quest of Mexico To bring her to honorable
terms, thirty thousand volunteers added to the
regular army, will be amply sufficient-fol
the permanent conquest of the country fifty
thousand would be too small number. We
must not commit the mistake of surprising that
wecan "march into the bowels of the land
with small force-for Mexico has some brave
and we'll disciplined troops and, if the conquest
of the country be contemplated, we must have
larger army than is mentioned by the cor
respondent Of the New York Sun. But the
idea of conquest ought not to be entertained
at present. We want justice at the hands o
Mexico; and if she be willing to grant it, w
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The WEATHER AT BosToN. The Tran
script of Wednesday says:-"The weather for
the past two days has been very cool. Last
night there was considerable frost, and in ma
ny places hard one, ice forming to the thick
ness ola dollar To day the sun is out in all
its glory, but the wind is cool from the north
west"
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REoUIsTTIoN ON MARYLAND. The Annapo-
lis Herald learns from the Adjutant General,
that the President has made requistion on the
Governor for two regiments of troops, number
ing about fifteen hundred men.
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Amrritar1 Republican
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY %, l846.

a17- The large and increasing circulation of the Clip
both in town and country, together with the fact
hat its opinions and sentiments are unteItered by par
tznn and sectarian preudces, thereby giving it wei
come reception among all classes and conditions of so
eiety and especially those who constitute the life OF
trade and business, make it medium for advertising,
equal any other paper published in this city Mer-
chants and citizens generally should be aware of this
important fact.
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Town Meeting. The town meeting CALI
cd by the Mayor, in compliance with reso-
luton of the City Council to be held this g-
ternoon, at three o'clock, in Monument Square,
it is hoped will be generally attended-but we
would respectfully suggest to those who may
be entrusted with the preparation of resolu-
tons, to carefully abstain from the informing
ling of any partizan sentiments in the proceed
ings. We confidently believe, that the citi-
zens Of Baltimore will unanimou.l y concur in
giving to the Government support in the vigo-
rous prosecution of the war; for their devotion
to their country.and their public spirit are UNI
surpassed by any other section of the Union
la time of war we should know no party divi-
sions; but unite as patriots in unfolding the
honor of the country. Let us all, then, upon
this occasion, lay aside our partizan feelings,
and give to the government the hearty express
sion of our determination to stand by our
country.
A town meeting to aid in the erection of the
Jackson Monument will also be held this
evening at 6 o'clock in Monument Square.
The meeting will be addressedby the Hon. Mr..
Yancey of the U. S. House Of Representatives.
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PLEDGE OIJR HONOR
DRoCLAMATION. Whereas, by an x

DROCLAMATION Whereas, by an al
IA the Congress of the United States, the cofI
is declared to be in state Of war with the REM
of Mexico, by the Act of that Republic; and who
both Branches of the City City Council of Balts1
have requested "The Mayor to call Town MSI
of our fellow citizens, for the purpose of EXPIRE,
their feelings of devotion and patriotism to their q
try, and adopt such measures as the said meeting,
deem advisable" Therefore, l, JACOB G. DAS
Mayor Of the city OF Baltimore, do issue thisf
more, in the name of our common country, K
semble in TOWN MEETING, in MONUM,,
SQUARE, OF 3 o'clock, p. NJ, on SATURI,
NEXT, May ed, for the purpose rehearscd III
foregoing preamble. By the Mayor, y
m2l-3t Won HOLLEN KALKMAN, Sec,
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTl,
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1876.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-Room
CLEARED,

Ship Stephen Lurman Conkling, Canton ),
& Lurman.
Schr. Vermont, Lowry, Savannah, J. X. n
Schr. John Edmondson, EdmOndson, Nori'l
Zabeth City and Edenton, N. G. master. 4
ARRIVED, "a
FIR. brig Union, Pacle, from New York, 10
for Bordeaux. nj
Brig Gen. Pinkney, Gayle, 6 days from Si']
cotton and lumber, TO J. X. Sandall.
Brig OnecO, Smith, d.gS from Portland,
Capes, plaster and hay, TO Kirkland, Chase s.
SchT Iowa, Dayton, days from New Yorpr
ed cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr. New ReguIus, Davis, 4 days from Ne =
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr. Sarah E. Merrill, Strong, 8 days FRI
Schr. Michigan. Terry, days from New J
sorted cargo, TO |. ManKin. y
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, fTem Norfolk
no report
MEMORANDA.
Brig Globe, Young, from Palermo for Ba
passed Gibraltar 18th ult. Y
Brig Phoenix, Watts, for Baltimore, to sail .
at Kingston, Jam. 9TH inst.
Bremen Brig Louise, Wencke, for Bremen,
timore, cleared at Philadelphia YESTERDAY. !,
Brig Salvatore, Hobbs, for Baltimore, Gle
Charleston 18th inst.
Schr. Mary, Smith, for Baltimore, sailed frof
buryport 18th inst.
4-.Schr. Stranger, Blackwell, for Baltimore, 81
New Bedford 18th inst.
Schr. Queen, Gardner, for Baltimore, salt
Providence 18th inst.
Schr. Amelia, Terry, for Baltimore, clearei
York Goth inst.
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aI5-I. o. F. R. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA.
RYLAND. A special Communication is ordered on
TUESDAY NIGHT, 26th inst, at O'Clock, in the
Egyptian Saloon. 1t lis expected that business of i'm
portance will be submitted for the action of the
Grand Lodge A full attendance is requested.
By order of the r. w. Grand Master,
m2j-3t CD. TEWKSBURY, 6, SCc'y.
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NF-A VOLUNTEER IN LUCK! Comb. AZ 577l
$4,000 prize, in yesterdays Lottery, EMORY &CO.
the unrvalled prize sellers Opposite Barnum' ~ sold
to a volunteer for MeXico-hs career begins auspi-
ciously, he will soon be General. IN 1t
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REQUIsITIoN FOR TRooPs. A requisition
has been made on the Governor of Pennsylva-
MIA for six regiments of troops.
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HoLLIDAY-sT. THEATRE. Mr.. Brough takes his
farewell benefit at this house this evening, in an at
tractve and varied bill of performance The second
act of the amusing drama of the Bohemian Girl
will he repeated,
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CRors IN WORCESTER County. We learn
fr ON the Shield that the wheat and oat crops of
Worcester county, promise an abundant yield
The young corn, however, has been very much
injured by the cut worm. The Shield notices
a sample of wheat from the farm of Mr.. John
w. S. Purnell, 4 feet, 8 inches long, with a
perfect head, and sample from Mr.. Townsend
So inches in length.
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ny-There will be DIVINE SERVICE (RRv. ]. A.
BRswN,) in LUTHER CHAPEL, Monumentst., be
tween Aisquth and Canal, every SABBATH at IL
A. Nj. The public are respectfully invited. IL
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117-TO EMORY s. CO.'S FOR PRIZES! Nos. l;
"a 81, half ticket, prize of $1,000, in yesterday Is
Lottery, this far famed Lottery finn sent TO cores
pondent in Washington, ID. G. III 1t
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N3- NOTICE. The Strawbridge Methodist Epis-
eOpaI Church. in progress of erection on the corner
of Garden and BidGle Streets is 80 far completed that
the Basement thereof, entirely finished, will be rea-
dy for Divine service on SABBATH NEXT, May
oath, on which occasion the Rev. G. A. COREY will
preach at IL O'Clock, A. M; Rev. WIN. b. EDWARDS
AT O'Clock, P. M; and Rev. L. f. MORGAN, at oclk
Pm. Collections and subscriptions, to aid in liqu
dating the debt due upon the Church, will be taken
up after each discourse.
The congregation engaged in building this Church
have done neby, and in view of its importance 10
the section Of the city in which il is lecated gene
raj attendance Of all the members and friends of the
Methodist Episcopal church in this city, is earnestly
solicited. IL
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a3-I.O OF. DEDICATION OF THE HALL
AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON Those Bro
theirs who purpose uniting in the ceremonies will
meet at the Depot at O'Clock on MONDAY MORN
ING, and be punctual to the hour Tickets can be
procured from
Geo. ]. Roche, cor, Of German and Sharp-sts.
A. Blakslee, Museum Building.
DIR. W. ]. Williams, cor. Front and Hen.
Richard Marley, No. 100 Pearl street.
VIM. Robertson, No. 80 Thames street
John Thompson, Light street, and
At the Office of the Iris TR1 1t
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n3-A CARD. The patrons of the BALTIMORE
LAUNDRY take this method of rendering their ac-
acknowledgements to the several Fire Companies for
their services at the fire yesterday morning, and par
ticuary TO the members of the MECHANICAL
FIRE COMPANY, through whose extraordinary ex-
erlions and activity large portion of their shirts,
sc. were saved from the devourng element. IT.
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THE LOVERS OF Coon Music must bear ia mind
that the opera of the Bohemian Girl" is to be play
ed tonight for the last time at the Front-s Theatre.
We have never had an Opera played in Baltimore so
perfect in all its parts as this excellent production
The well known talent of the Seguins and MIR. Fra
yer ensures the success of the principal characrers
but the completeness and fulHess of the chorss in
both male and female departments, is a new feature
in musical performances here. MIR. Myers, the new
basso, is a very superior vocalist The Orchestra,
which is nightly receiving additions, numbers some
of the BEST in. rumenal performers in its list led by
Mr. c. Meyer, a musician of considerable reputation,
Mr. ]. T. Norton, the trumpet player, Mr., Tschriner
on the double bass; Mr. Stolte on the violncelle Mr.
Stoll the clarinet, Mr.. Koch the flute, professor
Ehrck, the vioiHist with others of equal name
The dancing introduced is of the most graceful kind,
and nightly receives encores. Mrs. Seguin's Gipsey
Girl is certainly one of the most captivating perform
ances ever Witnessed. The new opera of sDon
Pasquale" on Monday.
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The WEELY CLIPPER-Important News. To days
Weekly Clipper contains intelligence of the greatest
interest, embracing the Foreign News received yes
erday; Gov. Pra's proc amation; all the latest in
formation from the "seat Of war;" with military and
naval movements; Mexican declaration of war; with
a variety of other matter relating to our affairs with
Mexico; besides report of the markets; editorials;
news items, miscellany, sc. with "The Lost Hand,'
thrilling story. Price 81 per year, cts per copy
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N-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
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, of entirelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNlCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc sc for sale and made to order, as cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States, =. .. Fhf EN-,
Milf No. | Nerth Gay street.
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THE NJ usEuM. A new comedy called Saturday
Nightn and the excellent drama of "The Queens
Horse, or the Brewer of Preston," will be performed
at the Saloon this evening. Between the pieces the
favorite Miss ST. Clair will appear in a new and po-
pular dance.
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n OOK OUT FOR

IA THE LATEST ARRIVALSI
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES & BOOKS
We have on our counters complete assortment of
Papers, from Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
Also, the Bush Ranger Ofvan Dieman's Land, Csc.
D'Aubgne's Discusses, by Baird, bound 81.
The New York Journal of Medicine and the Col
lateral Sciences, for May.
Harper's illustrated Shakespeare, No. 70 and go.
Penny Magazine No 81, and the last No. of Har-
peI's Bible.
QD- Persons wanting back Nos. should apply at
once, otherwise they may never obtain them. Call at
onee' WILLIAM TAYLOR & CO.
a., and Jarvis Building, North street.
The WESTERN CONTINENT is a real tai II
No. going in for the whole of Oregon and mistake!
Kalifornia and Knba, Major Jones, sc. sc.
And Benefits Weekly Herald has cut and come
again-ful of war articles, with engravings-i wrap
pers for mailing, cents.
{3- The Public Ledger received every day at three
o'cOck-l2a cts week, AMI cts. single. 1t
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Mooney LOST. On the 2lst ms t., supposed
w to have dropped from his Pocket Book, in the
neghborhood fthe Baltimore Susquehanna Ra il
road Depot, the sum of NINETY DOLLARS, as fol-
lows:-One $50 Va. note, with flourish of the pen
passing over the centre, the balance in Chambers
burg and Gettysburg of los and 20's; also ten
dollar Chambersburs note in different parcel. Hav-
ing other money in his Pocket Book at the time,
these sums were either dropped out that morning
or left place, perhaps, the day before. Any per-
son finding and returning the same will be literally
rewarded.
T. E. HAMBLETON,
(of the firm of Hambleton, Buckley Coz
ma23 1t 800 Market st.
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MJO END TO THEM! Nos. II and IA and
IL S So, each $500 prizes in yesterdays Lottery,
those well known dispensers of Fortunes favors,
RMORY s. CO. Opposite Barnum's) sold to strang
ers from the North on their way TO the National
Fair. RI II
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A. MILTENBERGER,
j. HOOPER,
m20-4t j. w. WATKINS,
nl20-4t

CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
puIchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases. Breast.pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Oak D..
BASKETS Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pete, at his Old Established Store, Waerst I'd door
from Calvert. apS
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17-IO o. F. The members of Gratitude Lodge,
No S. respectfully requested to meet at the Hall,
Gay street, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, on bust
ness of importance. BY order,
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OPIUM. The subscriber has on hand supply
" of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. ]. w. w. GORDON,
No. l52 West Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite Bait. and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
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LAST DAY OF THE OURANG OuTANG AT THE Mu-
sEuM. This wonderful creature, the connecting link
between the human being and the brute CREATION has
drawn some thousands of persons to the Museum this
week. Gen. Tom Thumbs Court suit has also had
its share in attracting visters. There was report
in the London papers that the Gen. intended to return
to his native country take the command of the ar
N.Y. The mistake, no doubt, arose from the stupidity
of the London press, they stating that General Tom
Thumb and suite had departed from the British shores
Whereas it was emily the suit of Gen. Tom Thumb
that had been sent to be exhibited at the Mu-
scum. Tom says he will return whenever il suits him.
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YayO CARPENTERS. Proposals will be re-
ceived I'm Ill the 25th inst. to build house for
the Western Female High School, For specihca-
tons and other information, apply to
ID. IRELAN,
mla-eot25th No, 34l Baltimore street.
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nR. j. STANLEY, from London, can be q
~ suited daily, for Rheumatism, Paralysis, and,
Nervous affections, at his office, No. SOU
STREET. Advice gratis to the poor, from e
o'clock. m22-6
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SELLING OFF. !,
HNRANKLIN GARDNER, i:
1875 MARKET STREET, y
4th House above Light IL
will, from this day, until the LIST of August next, e.
pose of his large and magnificent stock of FreAsSS
English and American ~
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
at great reduction from former prices, being de-
GUS of opening the Fall Trade with an entire r.
stock. He has determined to offer his goods at Sd,
prices as will secure large sales. With this view..,
will make an extra effort to satisfy all that may fa
him with call. [R] maAr
SMELLS FOR GARDEN ORNAMENTS
- few hundred Conch Shells on hand and m
sale low by ALFRED II. REP, ,e
No. 1886 Baltimore street, !
m2l I'd tin store above Howard streets
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~ROUND RENTS FOR SALE-In "a
QE mounts per year of $500, SPAS, $50, $l36,
sl0O. as, 6 of Sal eaoh-adIonng each other-l of
$40. and others. All well improved. Prices from
BOND GELBACH,
m23 TAl Real Estate Agents, 40 Second st.
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EXTENSION OF JURISDICTION OVER OREGON.
Under existing circumstances, it would be par
ticularly unwise to do any thing in relation to
the Oregon Territory, which might have the
effect of retarding an amicable settlement with
Great Britain; we are, therefore, pleased to see,
that the Committee of the Senate to whom
was referred the House bill to extend the iu-
riJdction of the United States over Oregon,
have asked to be discharged from the further
consideration of the subject. We are already
engaged in one war, and should not be solicit
tous to have another upon our hands. We
ton to discontinue the joint occupancy of the
territory at the expiration of twelve months,
and there we should rest for the present That
notice, accompanied as it is by an expression
of the desire of Congress, to have all differ
enccs between the two countries peaceably and
speedily arranged, will give no offence, but on
the contrary, may produce a renewal of nego-
tiations and termination of the whole contro-
versy. Let time be given for favorable and
friendly action to be had by the two powers,
before we adopt other and harsher measures.
To attempt to extend our jurisdiction over the
whole of Oregon, would be equivalent to de-
claraton that we mean to take possession OF
the entire territory; and such an act would
inevitably bring the two powers into collision.
This should be avoided if 1t can be done with
honor, and we cannot see any difficulty that
presents itself. Both nations are deeply inter-
ested in preserving peace, and each has ex-
pressed an earnest desire to avoid collision-we.
should not, then, do any act which would con-
tradict the amabe sentiments which we have.
expressed. We look with confidence to the
Senate to check all hasty or rash action on the
part of the House, and this report on the sub
ject of extending our jurisdiction over Oregon
shows that our reliance is well-tounded. War
between the United States and Great Britain
is matter of two grave import to be treated
with Observation-Disclosures Senator Allen
has compared England to helpless infant.