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nr3- MISS GANNON'S BENEFIT. This desefv-
ing young actress and estiMabe young lady, takes
benefit to night at the Museum, and desire to call
the attention OF the mirth loving community u her
claims. Some seven years ago she made her debut
before Baltimore audience and her progress in the
know ledge of heI profession, and in the praise of
citizens, has been steady and increasing. Her mater
nal solicitude has won her much favor; we mean,
her endeavors to support her mother by her profess
sion and thus far, by the grace Of her patrons she
has succeeded. II is well known that in private life
her Oh aracter unexcepo nable and the readers Of
the Clipper have had ocular demonstration that what
ever character she assumes she acts the part per
feciion and when il is known that the velv pquant,
smile begettng Kate Ludlow, has volunteered TO aid
her for the night, we bespeak for Miss CANNON a
crowded house, tlt G..
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JUVENILE BOOKS, ANIMALS, &C.
- The JUVENILE GEM, - engraynss, for 1886
The KEEPSAKE, do do
HYACINTH, 8 do de
FORG EFT. M NOT, elegantly bound in Turkey
with seven beautiful colored plates
Juve nile Forget Me Not, with wood cuts
Chill DIS Own Story Book, with engrayings
PRIZE STORY BOOK, with engTavings
Life and PerambuIalions of Mouse, with ten eIqs
Adventures Of Philip Brusque, by Farley
40 DICK B9dhero, do
INQUlSITlVh JACK, do
Fuss in Boots beautifully illustrated
Kriss KIugle's CAritmas Tree
Facts for Boys selected and arranged by Joseph Bel
Facts for Ghls, by samo author
Mary Hswiu's Picture and Verse Book
ROBINSON CRUSOE, many euiriuns
Nursery Rhymes, by the TAYLOR Family
Clever tories or Clever BOYS and Girls
Very Ltle Tales for Very Little Children
THE LADDER TO LEA MING
The Cleaner of Entertaining and Useful knowledge
in ~ vols, making beautiful SET
The Pictorial Library in vols.
Rolla Books, in cheap form
Matco Paul's Tra"els, in vols.--cheap style
CHRISTMAS TALES, selected by Monroe and Fran
els
The Casket of Gems, or a Gin by an Uncle or Aunt
MBLES-COunlry Scenes
FLOWERS for Children
Russell aud sydney, by Miss Leslie
Kate and lzzy, by Miss Abbott
THE PRIVATE PURSE
The FavoritC Scholar, by Hewitt.
The above, together with hundreds of other JuSen-
lie Books, of all sizes, can he had AT
PARSONS, PRESTON KURTX,
Cheap Book store l5l Pratt-st.,
d23- eolisti next TO the Railroad Depot.
SENT TO CONGRESS-. a representative of
~ the well known house OF EMORY co. sent
To Congress! What think you of tn a.? And yet il is
as true As preaching. We sent whole ticket, com
bnation 81 AZ 81, in package sf whole tickets in
yesterdays lottery member of Congress- and that
Congressman worth to-day S2l, 25O more than
he was yesterday. This inprnvewt nj IN his finances
is the result of making 4 sral Investment at the
tensive and wei known Lott ~ Agency of Emory X
Co, No. 2 Calvert st e, Baltimore
DRAWS TODAY,
A Perfect Beauty-l2 Ballots.
CAPITALS SI5,0U0, $1,000, SO 00U, 90 Of $1,000.
Whole Tickets only 81 O0--sharts in proportion.
Emory Il Co. will sell certificate
96 Whole tickets remarkably low, say S74 0O
&c Half do do do 81 90
26 Quarter do do do 10 80
26 Eighth do do do S25
Orders for tickets sh uld carefully directed to
The lucky and far famed house of
EMORY Il CO, 9 Calvert street,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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!h3-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 entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
TO order of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c &c, for sale and made TO order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in The United
States T.. 5. FRYER
Milf Ne North Gay street.
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nI3- A LECTURE will br delivered in the Caro-
Inc street Church nv the Rsv. JsES LAs.HAs, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 21t. INST, commencing al
O'Clock. Washington and the Revolu-
ton" Admittanee for gentleman aud lady 81! cts;
single tickers 25 cts Sunday Scholars l2t cts
Tickets for sale at l. p. Cooks Book store, No. rs
Baltimore street; Lewis Audoun names st., f. p;
Office of Samuel Boyd, Esq opposite the churchi
J. h. Young, OF Cay and Exeter streets; Sunday
School Depository, 8. Calvert ST., and the door on
tho night Of the Lecture. The proceeds will be ap-
piled solely 10 suRdl ny School purposes. d23-3t
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G3- CONSUMPTION. There is perhaps no dis
ease with which country is affected which sweeps
off annually many victims, that fell destroy of
the human rsce-cOnsumption. Day after day, year
after year. the insatiate monster hnTes to the cold
and silent portals OF the tomb, fresh added victims to
its conquest No walk of life is sacred from its blight
ing influence. No age is exempt from its death deaf
ing shafts. The old, the middle aged and the young,
all alike, are food for this enemy of mankind
The white haired patriarch whose life Temperance
has rendered his system mpevious to the attacks of
other ils and whose good deeds prepared him for the
enjoyment Of fes Calm evening, finds consumption
fastening its faHss upon his vitas, aud tearing him
from a world. ever bright to minds which look com
placently on days we'll spent
Is there no help for the afflicted? No preventive of
the dangers which beset in changeable and fc
ke cline? We think there may be. And if the al
legations of those who ut least entitled to veraci-
~, may be believed, there is a preventive aud rem
edy.
Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is offered to a SUI
fering word as such. 1t needs nst the "adventious
aid" Of long string OF fictitious certificates TO give
1t notOrieiy. Its true value and intrinsic excellence
are sufficient TO entte il 10 the confidence of the
public, and
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LETTER BAGS UP At TEE EXCHANGE AplNG ROO D..
For London-Ship Powhatan, with despatch.
For 81 'men-Ship Albert, with despatch.
For Hverpoo!-Balque Louisa, 26th inst
For Rio de Jiuei,o-Barque Calharne, 26th inst.
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily A. Thompson, 81 III
inst
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D3-A fresh supply Of Doctor j. 5. ROSE'S ME-
DICINES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, SC, just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophy lactc syrup, Liniments, Tonic Pills, &C.,
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sts.,
n24 3m Baltimore, Md.
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NO. LAFAYETTE LYCEUM A Rublic Lecture
will he deivrd before the Lafayette Lyceum on
TUESDAY EVENING, the 3D. inst, at O'Clock, in
The Lecture Room of st. JOn's Church, Liberty ST.,
by Mr.. p. X. Lovely Of Maine. Subject, "The Ly-
ceumn After which the following question will be
discussed ny Two members Of the association--"Is
it prob able that Republic will fall by the same
causrs that have destroyed others - Tickets l2I cts.
TO he had of of the members at the door the
evening of the meeting, &. g. Stevens,
d2O 81 Chm. Com. of Arms.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS.
Fortae benefit Of The Insotrcnt LatVs of Mrry-
land for ths last iceek
John F. Carey, shoemk'r Danl. Gross. negro
Henry wall, pedlar ALEX N. Waiter, painter
John s. Hughes. clerk *Peter l.. Waters gent
Jno A. CLARK, tobaccOnist George Butler PALMER
VIM. Parsons, laborer upton w. Shpiey, fur
Ale McLane, negro man.
tFor debts less than $50.
TO appear before the commissioners, the and OF
February 1876.
Day of daal hearing, 4th April, 1886.
MARRIED.
At York co. Pa. the 18th inst. by the Rev. ]. w
Cuum, Rev. NICHOLAS RIDGgLY of the Philadel.
phia Conference, to Miss MARY II. daughter of the
late Dr. Charles Tllden, of Caroline CO. Md.
DIED,
On 2lst inst. Mrs ANN Il. HALL, consort of the
late Isaac Hall, IT, $. Navy, in the 42d year of her
age.
Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vted TO attend her funeral this 1urSday) atternoon
al o'clock without further notice, from her resi-
dence, corner OF Baltimore and Caroline sts' Nor
folk papers please copy
On the 22d inst. SARAH ANN, wife of John Purcell
in The 2Sth ear of her age.
Her friends and acqualntHnces are respectfully in
ved to attend her funeral from her late residence
South Paca street, This afternoon at O'Clock East
on, Md. papers please copy.l
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"NVafl on to faneD

the Eame Of its Inventor, rs henetactOT or his spe
Ces. GENUINE for sale ny
STABLER * CANRY, lao w. Ptatt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, 4s Baltimore street,
Seth S. iIance Baltimore aud Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, Baltimore and lianevcr-sts; J. +.
Perkins s RrOther, Green and franklin streets;
Joseph 3. Stanshury, ST Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and GTeCn-sts.; George II Keer
No. JOB Baltimore street. n22 lW
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ny-OFFiCIAL DRAWING Of The Md. Consoli.
dated i0tlery, class No. l29, for lS45:
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This work has been issued at this office and
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There is also appended a full set Of forms,
embracing ferns and Instructions for v~rits,
process. deeds, wills, notes. leases. indentures
and nearly every instrument which is required
in the practice Of any off ,er. or the business
ofany person. The whole is accompanied BY
4 complete and coriPcrdious index, much more
full and perspicuous than that in the revised
of S35.
AGENTS will in Il few days visit the various
sections of the State, and will be prepared to
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Price of n single copy, 80.
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The Missouri Justice.

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of l845.) with forms and precedents
for attorneys. Justices OF the peace.
cous'ai' g. ct. ccf: alSodecis mort
Lages, agreements. bills of sale, lens-
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the mar of business as well as to the
Justices OF the veace, and other OIL
GERS. In short, every citizen will
find the work a most valuable asSiS-
tant in all the business affairs of life.
In It's preparation, the author has
studied brevity and simplicity. and
his subjects are illustrated in Il style
both agreeable and comprehensive.
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Publisher.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
80 %Si-.mG.

pSf order Of the County Court of Pike
81 County, the undersigned Admins
Of the estate of Napoleon b. Trim
bic, deed, will sell before the Court
House door in Bowling-Green, on the
Isl day Of the next November term of
the County Court, on a credit of twelve
months, The following real estate to wit:
the undivided half OF the 5 + or. sec. :
I 53 K | West, containing 100 acres
also one undivided half Of part , W
or. OF same section, containing three a
cres, also the undivided or. part OF j.
- of fractional sec. 35 I "a ri W,
combining two hundred and five acres,
also the undivided half of the T. IL II
F. or. sec. 9 r 80 \ r West, 1ohialn-
ing Is sixty | hundredth acres, also N W
Or. S " Or. sec. 80 "a Yves
containing forty acres. 30 much "i sad
Land will be sold, as will pay the debts
against said deceased, and the purchaser
viii he requircd TO give good personal
security for the payment of The pur-
chasc money.
A. J.. TRlMBLE, .8dm'r.
October III, 1915. Iw33.
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ed in small type-brevier and nonpa.
reil. We furnish complete indexes
to both AT the end Of Il session.
We have on hand the Congress.
ional Globe and Appendix for the last
twelve sessions Of congress, of which
five were long and seven were short
sessions. The Congressional Globe
and Appendix for each session are
bound together in excellent binding.
with Russia backs and Corners
Our prices for them, thus bound to-
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and s. 4 volume for a long session,
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subscribed for 226 sets; and it is
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Tor at least rs many more, rs the pro-
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years cannot &c procured from any
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bates in 1887. \ few hundred cop
les Of the first volume is all we have
en- hand.
The next session Of congress wiil
be il long one. and, therefore, the
Congressional Globe and Appendix
should be 81 for the session. which
is the price we char-e Tor the unbound
numbers Of the past long sessions;
but we have concluded to reduce the
price. as follows, until the first day
Of next January, after which time
Congressional Globe and Appan-
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md no DEDUCTION vii! be made OF
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Regular Weekly Packet
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BERNARD. Muster,

VII l.aN" - Lnuis on Wednesdavs and
ami Saturday,. aii o'clock, p. ". Return
ing, will leave ke"kuk cvary Sunday and
Thursday. at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ. Warsaw and
Alexandra at >; TuIly at 6: Lagra nge al
- 49,. -.r-. toy. Ntururl ga monday
and Friday, at : O'Clock. \. NJ; Marion
City at &, =. 81; iIinnibli at 10, Louisiana
at u. y and Clarkssilie ut, /, ?. ", same
days.
The B1reas, No. ,, being hnilt e>prc.sl,
Tor the Trade with great speed, and very =u-
pcriOr acc IN pudauons for pas-engcr., will.
al the open NJ OF navigation, take the place
OF the Bcrca.. and may he relied on for the
same rrnmptnr5s, regularly, and attentipo
to'passcnrros arr shipper, rs heretofore.
March stL ISIS. q.
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NISTRA SALE


Ely order Of The CoDnty Court OF Pike
~ County, the undersigned Admins
traitor Of the estate of John NJ. Trinble,
deed, will sell before the court house
door in Bowling-Grcen, On the Isl day
Of the next November term of the
County Court, on q credit of - months,
the following real estate TO Wit: the I'M
divided'half Of the + l-2N IA sect.
= I. 53 \ r | w, containing 20 sixty
one hundredth acres. the undivided ID
f II sec. 2 T SO n r w, contain
ing loo acres. the undivided half f. fri.
- sec, 30 T54 n r J W, containing
lO2 l-2 acres more or less-the undiyi-
ded halfN T. 4SW / sec 80 T54NR |
W, containing 40 acre also the undi-
vided half ct a certain tract Of land w.
ing on little Calumet Creek. bounded as
follows, viz: beginning al the or. sec.
corner on the East and West line be-
tween Sccts. . and II, in T % Mr. |.
", and running thence y IS poles to a
slake in !he edge Of the County Road,
leading from Clarksyille to Louisiana.
81, West - poles to a post on
the bank of little Calumet Creek, thence
+ + 20 poles II links to a hicko-
ry 20 inches III dia. thence due r with
said section line Is poles to beginning.
50 much Of said Land will be sold a.
viii pay the debts against said deceased
he purchaser will be required 10 give
good personal security for the payment
If the purchase money.
i. J. TRINBLE, Admir-.
October 4th, 1915. 4w34.
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&c ga G!g&EGISa
ATTORNEY III LIN

.fuburn, Lincoln county, No.
EMYlLL attend to any business en-
NS trusted 10 his care in the coun-
ties of Lincoln, Pike, Rails, Montgome-
ry, Warren and st. Charles.
April 18th, lS45. ly12
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w. S. Master


viii leave st. Louis on Mondays and
Thursdays at 4 o'clock, P NJ. Return
ing, will leave Keokuk on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 5 o'clock, P NJ; Warsaw and
Alexandria at 6; FULLY at Sand Lagrange
at 9 O'Clock, p NJ, same days; Quincy OH
Wednesdays s. Saturdays, at 8 o'clock,
a NJ; Marion City at 9; A NJ; Hannibal at
10, A NJ; Louisiana at 3, p NJ; and Clarks-
vile at 4, T NJ, same days.
The Die Vernon having been built ut
st. Louis exdressly for the trade. with
superior accommodations. may be relied
upon by shippers and passenger, for the
same polite attention and promptness
which characterised her during the last
season.
Passengers viii please be on board al
the hour advertised, as there viii be no
detention beyond that time.
May 10th ls45. Fl.
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Ssages,
ut iIo unprecedented low price Of
ONE DOLLAR ONIIM! Bein.

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ONE DOLLAR ON.IMM Bein.
tie cheapest periodical ever before
sued n tbs G. uhtry.
III r>n~itpr vii Continue TO d
q %fai;iiul and fearless e~ypUunder o.
tie tue wi cipI;s Of Jefersoni:n
Democracy. < 1t has been under its
ate highly gifted editor. who we are
encouraged 10 hope. will materially
nil lis with articles from his eloquent
gen; us p1ces will be adorned bv
c,ntriL@rwn> from the most distin-
guI>hed political writers il the United
STATES. Neitt er pains nor expense
will De spared, to make it worthy e
beirg considered a textbook for the
Democracy. in future ccnerations.-
The publishers intend it shall cot
py the high ground sustained by
Niles Weekly Register, in III. palm
Y days Of that useful publication; it
shall ue Il record OF Important poIiti-
dial flc's, for future use & reference.
as W Il - IN able txroUnder Of still
more iaSo,tantroIii:ca truths, viii b
will I've through all tine. and erUn-
tualIy. will revolH,i"uize the world.
We stall unfemitiingiy and with
the wio,p soul, devote ourselves f"
the cause Ci universal republican Cd
ucation; Ia this end we shall zea'ot 8
" end.avor tn reform every college
in America. and establish a system
to educate #Il the children in the land
in the saving principles OF 4merIc0H
Liberty, instead al. as present. grow
ing up in thoughrlase, unproyided ~
norance. or what * wen worse. If
possible. Observation-Disclosures WITH
the baIetuI principles of English mon
archy and ari>tucracy, the only sys-
TEN of education pursued nj our fash
ionabIe scm,narifs of lcarning.
We shall opp">" "a. moacPolieS-
a high Protective Taritf-parriaI leg
islation-anv National Bank-Dis-
Of the State
Debts-wi'h unfilg-inC. nnremit'ing
All these. as well rs other
Federal her,sic%. rriN BE- handed
,rith,ui eIrrS. In short i shall be
= yolrwe ,,r,Lv ~ heinc nr.sc,sst
h., ororv I~,ycr n,r ,-anrtl;c,n in
stltutions.
,;o, 80 .I,nar
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s;sb 70 .rbs,ribo NV rI.re h r,os,
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,,cb WOOL viii rnr,a;na rror,.i
and r,r,I. r;.,. no nm. ILL a.
bnve The ,f;;n,cs, nrc,sion f..
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rn,ios -, nnr Man.
aIa;nr,, On. n,,,on-
100 Of The Democracy. with Iushn-
- and nndoubtn~ confidence that
shoIj he generously supported,
TCrUs
ane Ln"raI fr -. .' .,m
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= 20 'N'IN tiIN ttSlltf III tiptf
r'a. #', ~ Congress-: - kr.rf @. NJ.
e Ia debates; every important vote:
: and an appendix, including at full
;, length. all the revised speeches de-
e verei during the session. The
Y work thus conducted by them is n
most perfect political history. The
> Senators from the States and the
: Representatives from every section
. Of the Union bring with them into
!, Congress a knowledge of the feel
ings, sentiments, and interests of their
several constituencies. Public opin-
, ION and the public information. Us it
exists among those they represent.
are embodied by them; and in the
cruCluIe o! Congress the wisdom of
oar times is brought 10 It's test, and
Is there concentrated, in directing
the political movements OF the whole
country. The impulses thus given
through congress from every quarter
,eacI upon the nation IS a whole, and
oil It's con ronen. parts made to move
b. ,.. ,,.,clI, ~ inc
condrnsing and again spreading a.
broad the intelligence Of cur free
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hrowIrdoc or the ~nroreediprs. and
m ;mnorf,n, mat,ers. where that will
mn, ,ys,,re ne of rho ,ideI,,v Of the
ren,r,. we will r,ocnre the aid off
the mc,nhcr, themselves. 70 obtain
tho ox,,t .,ope Of their renarks.-
The WORK. thus authenticated. wil
tao s,c.oo,yrcd. which Is = guaranty
,rn.. We uni make 1t as perfect as it
IS possible for US to make II. as we
vould no. inclr the earcn>c OF ~stere-
otyrinr It. if we did not feel conf-
tent of il. snDcrinrltv over al. works
Of the kind which have been or are
L..rv 80 he unfinished, S~tarcc,ypDip.
f., work viii enable rs To supply
last mr. mutiIated numbers. which we
will do. without making any charge
for th.m.
TIE Ccngrc.sional Globe i, made
M OF the daily proceedings OF The
two Houses Of congress. The
~,pnocI,cs NJ III. members mr.. cln
Jc srd, +, brine them into a rcadaLIot
iecn,b All lie rexoIuti,n, offered,
or motions made. are given in the
movers wi words; and the yeas
- oa,.o an I'll ,bo im,or,,nt Gu.s
tons. It is printed with small type
bravier and nonpariel-on a double
roval sheet. in ouarto form, each