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MO 7th Sues Wandering Jew.
~ No. Ia, lIarpers Pictorial Bible.
No. 2, Nevilles OF Garretstown.
No 3, Thirlwsl's History o. Greece.
Just received by FRANCk TAYLOR,
Immediately east Of Colcman's Hotel
dec 1876
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7 icke's sl0-IIalves S5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates OF packages of % Whole Tickets, $500
Do do IS Half do 60
Do do 25 Quarter do 30
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MAMMOTH!
$4,000 Dollars of prizes of 900 Dollars.
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INAUGURATION BALL;

TO TAKE PLACE ON THE EVENING or THE lrU
OF MARCH NEXT.
The Democratic Associations Of the District Of Co.
umbis having concluded TO Gel, brate, the NJ
Of the ith Of March next, the Inauguration of The
President and Wee President elect by bali and sup
per, do cordially invite their feow.cizens, without
distinction of parry, to JOIN with them in the celeba-
ton. The price of subscription is fixed at s..
Managers have been appointed on the part Of Con-
gress and OF the ciuzcs, and the Democratic Assoc
sion OF Washington City aud the Young Hickory
Club, and the Democratic Associations of Capitol
Hill the Navy Yard, Georgetown, and Alexandria.
NorIcE-Each of he Associations have appointed
two of its members to wait upon the citizens of the
District and members of Congress, and solicit their
subscription to this ball. They will enter upon this
duly on Tuesday December "a Members of Con-
gress and such Others have already subscribed TO
an Inauguration ball, are respectfully informed that
no lists have yet, bet sent out by the above
ayers They deem II necessary 10 safe this fact as
some OF the impression that The lists which have
been in circulation for nearly a month past, and to
which many have subscribed, were sent out under The
above mansgem' Mt. II is not he price of tick
cts T. the ball to which subso ptions have been OBJ
tanned $40. The prce OF tickets 10 this is, as here
tofore stated, S5-thst the Dem, crscy from all sec
lions of The country, who may be assembled here
the day Of the inaogursuon may participate ia the
pleasures of that joyous occasion.
BY order OF the Convention:
4, IA pANDAUI
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ION
III. II RANDALL,

S,erstary pro. TEN.
gTThc place where the ball j. to be held TO be de-
telmioeJ on by the managers.
rTh,se gentlemen appointed by the Convention
at the Globe Office for the list Of managers.
Washington Dc 26 1874
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Class 3, for 1915,
To be drawn al Alexandra, ID. c., on Saturday,
January Is, lS45
Is drawn ballots.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-18
RHODE ISLAND. The following is the off,
cial vote in this State for President:

A MAN LAsHED IN THE NAVY YARD. Thurs
day morning, says the Philadelphia Sun, u
young American sailor, born in the city of
Philadelphia, named John Turtle, was strung
up on board the receiving ship at the Navy
Yard, and had twelve lashes laid on his
bare back with the cats. This is the first
case that has taken place in the Philadelphia
Navy Yard for about years. 1t appears that
few days ago he entertained some shipmates,
and when he returned to the yard, he had some
words with Mr.. Smith, who is hired to oversee
the laborers, the nature of which was very tri-
fling. Mr.. Smith reported him to head quar-
tiers, and Com. Reed ordered him to receive the
above mentioned lashing with the cats. The
young man is son of grey haired old sailor
named Ebenezer Turtle, who has been in the
U. s. service for IS years--and who fought UNI
der Com. Stewart, in the capture of several of
the enemy's vessels. Mr. Smith arrived in this
country about years ago, and was among the
enemies to this country at the time the young
mans father fought for it. Smith is employed
as "boss laborel" in our yard, an office which,
according to the laws ofthe Navy in such cases,
is certainly novel. The young sailor, after be-
ing dashed as we have described, asked for his
discharge, which was given to him shortly az
ter. His back was most horribly disfgured
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Clay's majority


Showing wing gain since the Governors
election, of liza. Hyde county gave wing
majority of gig at the Governors election.
VERMONT. Returns from about one third
of the State show a wing gain over the last
election. The majority for the Clay ticket will
be at least 1000 over both the other tickets,
and $4,000 over the Democratic ticket.
New HAMPSHIRE. Folks majority in this
State, over Clay, is $3.50; over both Clay and
Birney STA.
INDIANA. The Louisville Journal makes
Folks majority l045 so far as ascertained.
KENTUCKY. The Louisville Journal pub
fishes returns from IS counties which give
Clay 9,37l majority. In the same counties in
August the Wing majority was 5,245-Clay's
gain 1926. u.
Missouri. We have number of returns
from this State, but as there is no doubt that it
has gone for Mr. Polk, by large majority, we
omit them.
MISSISSIPPI. This State has also gone for
MIR. Polk by an increased majority. lga
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talk of love? Hope no return from me to the
feelings had hoped were conquered. You can
never be to me what you have been. You
might as well attempt to awaken love in the
dead. Leave me to my own hearts desolation."
He threw himself upon his knees, and with
all the eloquence of poetry and of passion urged
his claims for my love. felt for him, but
could not forgive. l would at that moment
have embraced death rather than become his
wife.
He saw me determined, and was in despair
Life, he said, was hateful TO him, unsustaned
blythe hope he had long lived upon and he cared
not how soon it ended. He was about TO leave
me abruptly, with dark threats of putting an
end to his existence. But, laying my hand on
his arm to detain him for minute, said, in a
firm, calm voice:
"Lsten to me, Henry Tracey. Do you
think me weak enough to suppose that | am
answerable for your sins and your follies, and
would be justifable in looming myself to
wretched existence with one who had proved
himself indifferent to my honor, to prevent any
evil that you may mediate to yourself or 9TH
ers;''
"Forgive me-" he said, Selling my hand;
''my fate is hopeless. must forego the pas
sion of love"
"Resign it," l REPLIED "nevcr speak of it
again, and we can be friends Let us part in
peace-irends. Love is a folly that am now
wise enough to disregard. May you learn to
disregard it also. Farewell"
held out my hand, which he pressed to his
lips and departed, and from that hour never
saw him again. Within a year after that he
was no more.
Poor victim of passion, have wept thy fate
although refused to console thee living
Trusting that we may meet in better world,
to which feel myself fast fastening, would
leave behind a brief record of my life, in the
hope that it may serve TO warn Others of the
folly of suffering passion to triumph over prin-
ciple, or weakly surrendering themselves to
another's guidance, expecting to realize all their
bright dreams of bliss through these means.-
The Christians hope is all that sustains me
now. Youth, talent, beauty, wealth, are of
themselves vain; and, unless united with high,
ruling, moral, benevolent purpose, are of no
worth either to society or their possessor.
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$50

The Tropic, wing, makes Clay's majority in
the same parishes 724, and claims the state by
a small majority, provided the remaining pa
rishes do as well as the wings expect. The
democratic papers, on the other hand, conf
IDENTIFY claim the State for Polk
The wing loss, in these parishes, is 2s6l on
the vote of 1910, when Harrison carried the
state by $3.50. There are IT parishes to be
heard from.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-18

LoUlsIANA-.4nother close contest. The New
Orleans papers, received last night, contain re-
turns from 81 parishes, bnt so conflicting as to
leave the result doubtful. According to the
Picayune the majorities stand as follows:
Clay, 2422
Polk, 1912
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ELECTION RETURNS.

TENNESSEE Extraordinary close contest. The
latest, and only intelligence from this state by
last nights mail, is embraced in the following
letter to the editor of the Louisville Journal,
from Mr.. Norvel, editor of the Nashville Wing,
and dated Sunday night, Oct. TO-
Dear Sir-The East Tennessee ard Western
mails tonight complete the returns from the
State, except from Lauderdale and Fentress,
two very small counties, one in the West, the
other in Middle Tennessee. The closeness of
the vote is without parallel, save in the case
of Pennsylvania in 1910. But we have the
State. have gone carefully over the figures,
and make our majority 272; taking the old
vote in the two counties Zone wing and the
other democraD referred to. The Western dis
trict returns are carefully corrected, and the
Middle Tennessee returns | am pretty sure will
not vary so votes from the official report, when
made up.
Our opponents figure out majorities varying
from 80 TO so, after claiming gain, for which
they have no authority, of 1873 in Fentress,
where they have but IL wing voters to gain
upon, and the population has not varied ma
terally in the last SIX years. They do not
claim this, however, with any confidence.
G. e. NnpyCtr
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EpOOTs AND SHOES. 200 cases such as
81 mems kip, thick, calf grain and seal BOOTS;
mems thick, kip, and split BROGANS; boys thick
and Kip BROGANS; chidren's kip and grain Bootees
Women's and misses Leather BOOTS, BuskRs and
Welts. For sale by
nl3 S. Charles street.
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P. S. The Fentross gain claimed by the
democrats was an estimate. The dem. editor
from Knoxville, just in, thinks it will be so to
rs gain in that county. A whig acquaintance
who saw the Sheriff of Fentress to-day at Le-
banon, understood from him the vote was about
the same as for Governor. G.. G.. N.
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HIAIR WORK. / have met with the success
x u of engaging lady, lately from Paris, who is
very competent in the Hair Braidine business-such
as Bracelets Necklaces, Finger Rings, sc. All those
in want of such articles, would be glad furnish
them. Bading made order, and at the shortest mo-
uce Call at the Fringe Factory of
JAMES NJ. HAlG, No 12 Baltimore. ST.,
dig fri -Four doors above South street
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ng RS. p. a. MCPHERSON, No. 81 NORTH
I'VE HOWARD STREET, one door from Lexington
street, Baltimore, wholesale and retail dealer in
Zephyr Worsteds and Patterns; do. I'd quality
German Worsted silk and linen Floss
Emhroiderng Chenille; Perforated PAPER
Linen and cotton Canvass; Silk and worstcd do.
Purse Twist, plain and shaded Purse Ornaments
Steel, gilt and plated Beads; Watch Guards
Sewing SILK aud Twist; Spool Cotton Knitting do.
French Working Cotton; Ball do; Cotton Cord
Patent Threads; Needles and Pins Hooks and Eyes
Wire Ribbon; Whale Bones; Eyelet Rings
Bone and Metal Eyelets; Hair Pins; Scissors
Tooth Brushes; Thimbles; Knitting Needles
Coat Cords and Bindings; Carpet and Venetian do.
Stay and Furniture Bindings Silk Brads
Linen and Cotton Bobins; Linen and Cotton Tapes
Silk and Cotton Lacings; Shoe Ribbons
English Gallons; Union do; Boot Cord and BobiHs
Suspcnders; Suspender Ends; Elastic Carriers
Silk Shirts and Drawers; Cotton and Wooen do,
Merno do. do; Gentlemen 5 half Hose
Kid Gloves; linen and silk do; wooen s. Merino dc.
Cotton Gloves; English Hosiery; German do.
Domestic Hosiery; Silk and Thread Mitts
WOrsted and Cotton Mitts; Worsted Caps
LADIES' Wersted Scaris; Wooden Comforts
Lasting Buttons; gilt and silk do; Pearl and Jet de-,
Agate and Bone Buttons; Fans; Cotton Fringos
5IF~Lades and chdren's knit and nett Caps and
Scars; Wool Laps, new article for interlining ladies
shawls, skirts and comforts. constant supply OF
French and German Toys and Boxes,-all of which
will be sold as low any establishment in the city!
{F57-Also manufactured, wholesale and RETAIL BEAD
ORNAMENTS, such as Head Dresses, Necklaces,
Bracelets, &c. Daily receiving, BUGLES s. BEADS
of every Variety CAPS, CAPES and COLLARS
made to order in the latest Paris Fashions Also BaE
and Party TRIMMINGS, gold and silver Spanees;
gold and silver Bullion; gold aud silver Chenies,
mixed with coiors Artifcias; on hand, and orders
taken for SILK CORDS and fAssELS, PRINCES.
BUTTONS. GIMP. &c. &c nj
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North CAROLINA Returns from all the
counties but Hyde, show the following result:
Clay $3.50
Polk 29,647
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
ORTIZ FREDERICK 81

from one of the first colleges in the United States may
be consulted in all diseases incident to tie human
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and mprudent votary Of plea
sure hnds he has msibed the seeds of this painful dis
ease, II too often happens that an ill-tmed sense Of
shame, or dread of discovery, deters him Om apply
ing to those who, from education and responsibility.
can alone bcfrend him. delaying ill the constitutional
symptoms of this hOrrd disease make their appear
ance, such as liberated throat diseased nose,
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dmness OF sight
deafness, nodes on the skin bones and arms, hutches
on the head face and extremtes progressing with
ightu raPdlty, till at last the palate of the mouth Or
the bones of the nose fall in and the victim of this
iu disease becomes horrd object of commiseralion.
TIL death puts period 10 his dreadful suferlgs fE
sending him 10 ''that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns" TO such, therefore, DR.. JOllNSI ON psiqen
himself to preserve the most invioabe secreCV and,
from MS extensive practice in the first hospitals OF
Europe and America he can confidently recommend
safe and speedy cure TO the unfortunate victim oC
this honid disease.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have iniur-
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cured
SURGICAL OPERA7 IONS on the Eye. such as
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of the Limb, such rs Club Foot, SC. performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
{B5- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. OPS
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HHRINTING PAPERS. Double super Royal,
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Newspapers; Medium, Medium and half aud super
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TURNER, ELWRIGHT NUDGE, y
nl3 South Chailes-st.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

dur. NJ him. there can IL n, 4 .uhf that & a Tu-r re-
oeyed from ann such an account Of lIexpco. i, wealth
and disposition fr revolution. as sedlesd him int, the
project # n.ad NJ i. AMI tie question a to vino
should ic Ill grcaf ua1, wa one reserved BIZ Lcgis
Carr. Nhnt ra.s.D untll future events should de-
vplve then .isr a., Carr Il .uvs declared :, his
friends. TIT be- intend q G.. Iurr as tie military
leaGer who was T. ai.anee ain to tie supreme com
mand Of Mexico.
Tire movements & Col. Tr-r and Fennerlassc q.
IN to- United Sa.e> during te wear, I-JJ and .. are
ALREADY known, AID # coar c ue q ut be- dea.lel n
tls tl,cmcn.
If r. der protested marion f Mexico had filled,
and llirneras.c5 hmd lr ten ~ ri this I.lsnd. Dc
returned to NcN Oll..as. who're Ae IF tire I'D, wh)
lad been hs c,ae,n.sn. aud embarked for the l-lnnd
# Ncw Providence. Cnctfthc lalaiaas. in Tie West
iai.e-, and ~sc-lela az E,~slu, IL ciPltal. AMI re-cauI-
menccd the p-aci cc &c lgw. ln a short time he Or
tanned n lucrative pract e.. md married a lady of one
{ tmc most respectable families IN that place. and vas
-oon after q .,urbcl l., n VII from hs BlinncrLassct
Island c.InFsnio1, who ra,c hn much trouble bef5-e
he could get icr 90 ret r. ia Ycacr, which She id.
ard oon after returned - Inc United S4'r~. and j.
now believed o. Lc q resident i ttc southern States.
l. On settled ~ Nassau. ie r. umo9 h- true name
II Lewis CrIr. ard .oon ecq8f rcd a hand some living;
bat lis %rc,ill>s s.irt md intriguing disposition kcfi
h. m cca,fanil, EVOLVED IN d.f.clsl4cs, and his treat
mrnt Of l, If. Na. crIel in the extreme vet bv
taking SIDE. " III the Government, lie WI elected T.