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ANEW ROOks, ANNALS. &c.

NEW BOOKS, ANNALS, &c.
~ Turner's Chemistry, new edition, just published
JonnsOn's Philosophy; Wmsens Reader
tbs Christmas Book, fancy binding
Guuam's Travels in Mexico, illustrated
Household Verses
The baden, Leaflets of Memory
The Rose of Sharon; The AmuleI
The Opal; The BUurdOir Annual
Iho SnOI Flake; The Rose
5-3- With a great variety Of Holyday and Juvenile
Books. For sale by JOSEPH ~ LEWIS,
dI7 No. 276 Baltimore st.
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THINA, GLASS AND QHEENsNA i< Il.
W SIZZLING OEE TO CLOSEI

The subscriber being oniged 10 close his business
in few days, Is SELLING OFF his Stock without
regard 10 cost. There is on hand large supply OF
DINNER, TEA and TOILET SETS, and every ar.
iice in the above line-aii of which will he sold
without any Tegard 10 cost Persons waning sncl,
Goods, either by Wholesale or Retail, should avail
themselves of the opportunity. Goods packed and
cent to any part Of the city FREE Of charge
A. RILEY, IS Scalh Calvert street,
dl5-N Sign of the Gold Pitcher.
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a CARD. AT IT AGAIN IN FULL BLnsrI
"a Notwithstanding the fire ut nv store on Satur
day evening, tho 18th inst, am prepared to furnish
my friends and the public with hats and OARS Il,
usual, AT the cid stand, No. rs N. TOWARDS r..
aud solicit continuance of their patronage. All
Hats purchased Of me ranted as 10 make and
style of finish not surpassed by any in the city. A
call will satisfy the pubic that my stock is large and
well assorted and willing TO sell rs cheap as any.
f65- My thanks due to the Frrmen and my
fendS in particular, in saving my stock of Hats aud
Caps from Fire at my store in Howard street on IA
nrday evening, the 18th inst, and feel bound by all
ties of honor, in rendering myself setviceabe any
time, if placed in similar circumstances.
LEVI f. REIFSNtDER,
it, No. % N. Howard street.
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SKINs AND LEATHER.

AtH HISTNAS NOTIONS.
~ So casks Znte CURRaNTS, of the OF. of lS45
100 boxes Fresh CT IRON
so cases Fresh Cant u Preserved GINGER, chpa1
$40 boxes good Bunch RAISINS, at reduced price
500 drums fresh Smyrn FIGS
II boxes Havana White SUGAR
% do white ROCK CANDY
Fire Cracke $; Salad oil; Pea Nuts; Almonds, 81
All Of which will he sold at the pery iJ1ycst rates
in quantities 10 suit dealers, by
JOSEPH CROSBY & son,
dl1 81 no. IS :. Charles street
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AEUFFS. MUFES, MUFFS Win open this
W. day another invoice of tn se spl mild LUIS
TIRED LYNX MIFFS. Also, a complete assert
ment of every variety.
J. l.. McPHAIL, 49, Baltimore street,
dl73t next to Ciiuner office.
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xA STRAY COLTS. Were taken
.s,~,,,xspT~ up by the subscriber on Tuesday the
1 ssfss&Ia q 10Th instant, on his premises, about
EyE two miles from Baltimore on the
,zlssAxseb.sS r. isetstown Road, two stray Colts,
Bay, and the other a Black
each with star III the forehead, with no other par
ucular maiks-"he OF them appears to be about 3
years old-the other abOut2. The owner is request
ed to come forward, prove property. pay charges and
take them away, otherwise they will be disposed of
according To law EDWARD KEEN
an 81 near LIST toll gate, Resterstown Road.
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&41D. S1$ SD ITO EG.i sA I

w N y W 90 o ~ oO ,TlDuted i
DAY in prizes of S25 Geo, SC, in which sCHOG
FIELD y co. expect to pay out large portion
Where was sold yesterday to Nos. % 3S IS pr
of $1,000 to a gentleman of this city. Nos l3 y a
prize o. SIO9 sent to Reading, Pa
Nos. Md Consolidated Lottery, class so, diaI
Dec, is, loves prize S25, are:
II % 81 3 4S 3 AZ 81 D rs 80 % IL
Draws TODAY, the handsome scheme Of Md. Cl
sOldated Lottery, class 81.
TIE CAPITALS ARE:
!. prize of &a5 GEO prize of $4,000
| :" 1000 10 " 1900
1000 10 d" lO00S
Whole tickets SS-shnrts in proportion
QC1- Draws on SATURDAY, December Goth,
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, c.ass so, capital pr.
S40OO-Tickets Sl-sharcs in proportion, in whj
Scheduled x Go. viii sell on certificate packages,
Is whole tickets for only 4S0, halves 81 40, quar-
SO 20, elghths 's5. For the prizes please addra
the great prize sellers
SCu0OLFIELD < CO,
No. Calvert street,
Ii FrstOfiice from Baltimore sire 3 K
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Something truly Grand-l5 Ballors,
NNGERTONs' EVER LUCKY OFFICE.

HHGERTONS' EVER LUCKY DFFIC e,
HI The Sl2 900 and $4,000 cased by the EGEs
TONS, aud another of 900 added to Ou truly luc
list AS Christmas is near at hand, ann all, both,
and young seem to be DESTROYS Of wing or receivs
present, the Egetons' have prepared themsclN
with perfect food of prize money to he distribute
among those who purchase a ticket at their offic
On Saturday draws the famous Small Fry of S4OOt
Tickets 81, qrs. 25c. A full package for only SO al
The drawn numbers of Yesterdays LOTTERY arc (
II % 81 3 48 10 AZ 81 % rs 80 25 ID
d3- THIS DAY, draws Md. Consolidated Lottel
class SIS Nos. and Is ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of S25,C00 prize Of $4,000
1000 10 &c 1900
40OO 10 1000 s.,
Whole tickets SS-shares in proportion.
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES, Il
cor. Seuth-st and Exc ange Place, cor. of n
1t Commerce Il Pratt or cor. GAY s. Pratt SIS
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STOCKS Stocks and all Otner securities bought
- and sold at the best rates for the regular Bro
kers commission, by JOHN w. HANSON
No franklin Bank Buildings,
diff near tue Post Office
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" OF. On Sunday nigh, last, Gold WATCH,
N IA engraved on The back. The finder will be lib
orally rev lrded on IeaYlng it at this office LIZ
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anrertca1l Reptibltcau,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec. II, 1915.

rBgIioivrAYs Christina, Presents The Christ
,maa Holidays are fast approaching, and rs vast a
meant OF money will be expended during the present
aud ensuing week, for gifts, books, toys nc macs,
yuts &c. to say nothing Of groceric> aud other sun
>lAn,jas we desire to call the attention Of purchasers
10 oar advert sing columns, where already VIII be
.ouu6 q formidable display, which VIII doubtless he
Increased from day to day, A. We know our ahNer
Using friends are determined 10 sell The best at'ces'
Al the lowest prices have no hesitation IN urging
pure hascTs TO give them all a call.
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FIRE AT PIrTsBuRG. A fire occurred at
Pttsburg on Saturday morning, in building
occupied as a Lodge room by the Odd Fellows,
Catholic printing office, and drug store by
Kerr & Moher. The Odd Fellows lost about
$500 worth of furniture and number of books.
The drug store was entirely consumed, but in
surcd for $1,000. The printing materials were
considerably injured.
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0P- UNITED STATES LUr Ferry AGENCY
No. CALVERT ST, Balrirore, Md, Orders from a
distance from Bal more for LOTTERY tickets must to
ensure prompt attention, be directed always TO the
well known Lo terry firm OF
EMORY 4 co 2 Calvert street.
duo BalIimOre. Mainland
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MUFFs! MUFFS. MUFFSM Just received
! from New York, one case Of superior LUSTkED
LYNN MuFFS, rxtra size Cheap fur cash at
dl3-3w' TAfLOR'S, opposite Banum's.
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05-MUFFS! MURFSm MUFFsm AIarge assort
ment of MUFFS, at the low price of 81 so and up.
wards. For sale at
dl3 At TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnum's.
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n24 3n

15- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; God Pencil
Gases Breast pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS Britannia Ware; are invited 10 exlmne
GABRIEL ID. CLAkKiS assortment, which is com.
pcte, al his Old Established sore, Water ST., I'd door
from Calvert O2l
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G65- fresh supply Of Doctor j. ), KOSE'S ME-
DiCtNES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, &c.. Just
received, consisting Of Breathing uhrs, Cough sly
rup, PrOphyaciic syrup, Liuments, Tome Plls, Sc,
with Il treatise on EOusumutinn. For sale ny
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner Of Hanover and Market SIS,
n2i 3m Baltimore Md,
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G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gny-st. mhl2-Iy
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HEAVY Loss. Mr. Hancock, who is extern
slveIy engaged in packing bsef in Westbrook,
Maine, lost $4,000 in the cars on Tuesday even
ing, between Portsmouth and Portland.
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STOCKS IN New YORK. The Express o.
Monday evening says-"The stock market
still presents the upward tendency we have no.
ticed for few days. Pennsylvania SIS rose
10; Wilmington Railroad | i-2; Farmer:
Loan 2; Morris Canal l-3; Reading SIS
Norwich and Worcester ;; Harlem Id; Can
ton 81; Stonngton /; and Long Island "a"
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Q3-VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. A spCcia
meeting Of the Vigil mt Fire Company will he held
on THURSDAY EVENING, Dec lSth, at 0'clnck
Punrtual attendance of the memh Is is requested, a
the tickets will be ready for delivery.
dl7-2t l.. D. DANIELS, SeC'y.
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REMOVALS..

The opposition who continue to cry day and
night against the removal of few officials APP
pointed TO fill casual vacancies by the last Ad-
ministration, while hundreds of others appoint,
ed by Granger &, Co. to fill vacancies occasion
ed by the decapitation of Democrats are left IN
their places, may justly be suspected of possess,
ing sensbiities similar to those belonging to
the crocodiles of the Nile
We agree with contemporary, that if ejec-
ton for opinion-sake he right, it should be gene,
raj, else it becomes tyrannical and odious. II
wrong the application of the principle in sim
gle instance is criminal.
We wage no special war against Wing
messengers or watchmen, even if they keep
the doors of Departments, where many OF
those above them have all their bitterness and
but little of their sterling honesty.
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PROM BERMUDA.

Papers at New York, from the West Indies, TO tho
25th of March, contain items from several OF The
Islands.
Efforts are in progress 10 promote The cultivation
of oranges in Bermuda, for the English market =
Choice seeds have been procured by Col heid, tho
Governor, and arrangement has been made LOT mo
conveyance OF oranges to London by the steam pack
cts Samples of the Bermuda oranges nave iouno
favor at English tables.
The Legislature Of Antigua has granted xlo,ooo
toward the restoration OF The cathedral nJui0d W
the Earthquake OF February, lo43.
The Colonial Council of Martinique has granted ~
600 francs, and the Legislature OF Barbadocs loooo
dollars toward the relief OF sufferers by the late hre
at Bridgetown Renewed attempts have been made
to destroy that city by hre.
On the 9th of February SLAYER was brought 10 al
Demersra, captured on the coast Of Africa. "A sbor
time before she left Sierra Leone three slavers were
brought In there one Of which had some $50 negroes
on board.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt al 81 mo
mas on the oath Of February.
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ings would inevitably swamp them. and increase the
ultimate danger. But this procauton leads 10 the
greater fear that several lives have been lost for
many jumped overheard, especially IN that ter
iibls moment when the boat seemingly
sheet of flame smdsbips, and no hope existed
but in a trust To the chilling waters. One gem
tlsman, OF pletborie proportions, opened WIN
dow OF the saloon IN The hfst agony OF alarm,
squeezed himself through with all ms clo'hlng upon
him. on the Hudson side, where II Is NILS IRON The
shore and IL seems scarcely possible that be can
have been saved. Several estimable ladies' dlhgeuI.
y inquired aier this morning, on board ooh The no
chester aud Express could not be found and sad sp
prehensons entertained. As the berth list VI tho
Swallow was by no means complete, Tue lull extent
Of the loss be ascertsin.d until II be known
from many scattered and distant homes. who had
probably trusted themselves To the iated vessel
There we're several passengers from the Western
States The awful scent exhibited 10 the selEpUs.
sessed observer many striking traits Of human nature
In the very height of the confusion and dsInoy on
the upper deck when all was darkness, the snow
falling fast, the boat sinking rapidly, wives shriekug
for husbands, sisters for brothers, and children for
parents and the accents of prayer best behlted the
lips the voice of a strong hearted rutian was heard
even above the tumult, pouring yolleys Of oaths at
the poor sgonzed females around him, because Of the
emotion they exhibited. A gentleman was hurrying
up from the lower cabin with difficulty escaping the
pursuit Of the waters, and when he reached the
loon be saw a husband hasten from state room be-
side HIN, closely huggiug yalise, while his wife
with an infant in her arms, and another little child
by her side shrieked to him he rushed away never
turning his head TO view their tate-'liusband bus
band in Gods name, drop your yallse aud your
wife and children = But he disappeared unheedDg
A gentleman, although he had apparently lost every
thing, except the clothing on his back, did not make
an effort for himself until he had secured the safety
of that family. We rejoice TO be able to offset SO
6endsh exhibition Of sefshness, with the energy
I. dad ..a.f. AZ
Mile boy about TWO years old 10 person near him
to take care of, while he looking for his wife,
whom be found but upon looking for his child and
the person TO whom be had entrusted it, they 10
where to be found and no account Of them was re-
ceved up to yesterday evening Great fears are en-
terianed for their safety.
The boat is broke entirey open. The engine, sc.
may be saved, provided 1t holds together long enough
10 raise them. But IT is so complete wreck, that
high wind is likely TO break her entirely up.
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From the Boston Morning Post.
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The Old Dominion is bueklng on her armor for
the approaching contest This month she elects her
State officers and members Of Congress. Nov the
wherever they hold lAnd-which they generally
know too well how 10 exsrcise-have a majority in
the House of Assembly and majority on JOINT bal
lot in the Legislature But the last election when
the State went for Polk aud Dallas by siI thousand
majority, shows the popular vote. The State is dem
ocratic to the core. And whenever the republican
aroused, and have fair play, they carry the State,
high and dry.
Will they arouse now There is enough to make
them, The wings recently have shown their teeth,
and their associate, Rives, goes with them, viz
tuslly, in their faclious movements. Nothing but
party could have prompted this whome proessed de-
mocrat of the Jefferson stamp TO have gone far as
TO vote against Texas. We shall see whether the
republicans Of Virginia will sustain him
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CONNECTICUT.

Owing TO the divided vote of the Connecticut
Delegation in Congress upon the Texas ques-
ton, and other reasons, which must be apparent
to every one, this State has been suffered to go
over TO the Wings. ....
A minority of the voters have elected Wing
Representatives to Congress, and this the In
telligencer graveIy calls rebuke to the Demo
cracy for advocating annexation. Should Mr..
Foster, the Wing annexation candidate, be
elected in Tennessee, we presume that also will
be rebuke to the friends of annexation.
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OVER WHELMING TRIUMPH.

The news respecting the New York cily cleo
tion is of the most cheering character. The result
is pre-eminently glorious for the Democracy
HAvraYER, the Democratic candidate for
Mayor, has plurality of SIX THOUSAND be mas
a majority in every ward In the ei'y' except
TWO. Natiyeism is dead-completely and en-
trely overwhelmed forever. so may always
perish the enemies of civil and religious liberty.
We cannot forbear passing expression oil
our warm appreciation Wing though he be) OF
the patriotic course of the Hon. DUDLEY Sci
DEN, the candidate oflhe Wing party for Mayor,
in relation 10 the Native Americans. From
the first TO the last, he denounced Them as the
most dangerous and wicked combination that
had ever been formed for base purposes, since
the foundation Of our Government. Had he
not departed from his former faith, he would
have deserved to have been successful in the
late contest, which has redounded so much 10
his credit.
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THE MISSES MACoMBER.

These two sweet daughters of song gave musical
entertainment last evening" at Concert Hall, to a
highly delighted audience They came here unhe-
ralded by newspaper notices, and we little dreamed
that such rich treat in store for when we en-
tered the Hall last evening. Their singing is of that
natural, unaffected touching beauty, whose sweet
ness goes directly to the heart. We had rather lis
ten to one oftheir sngulary beautiful melodies, than
to hear all the Squalerinas-we beg pardon, Sgnori
mas, we should say who were ever imported from TO-
reign lands Their that is it natural
and we trust that Americans have sufficient taste and
judgment to appreciate exalted merit as it deserves,
without the aid of foreign tinsel
These delightful vocas's give another concert this
Thursday evening, at the same place. We hope to
see crowded house. The price of admission is
twenty-five cents-only.
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ExTRIoRpRARY Loss OF MAL-The New York
Herald says, 1--WE have received information that
the entire mail which made up in this city on the
I'd Of February for Philadelphia never reached that
city. We know Of some money that was IN the mail,
and suppose that thousands of dollars were lost
This is the most extraordinary case Of mail loss or
mail robbery, that has yet come to our notice. VIII
the department examine into the matter"
The case of loss mentioned in the article from
the Herald was promptly reported by the Post
master at Philadelphia, as soon as IT was known
at that Office. The package missing was the
evening mail Of the I'd February, made up at
New York for the Philadelphia delivery. The
only moneys reported to the Department as lost
in this mail, are one sum of $40, and another OF
IS. The case was at once placed in the hands
of one of the Special Agents, but no discovery
of the missing package has as yet been made
The lost mail being for the Philadelphia delip-
cry, it is hardly possible that any considerable
amount of money should have been enclosed
and the Department have had no notice OF the
fact
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New Farce was enacted few days since IN this
city, at tavern. The male Star entered one OF the
for the purpose of seizing sundry articles Of
furniture in virtue of bill of sale, which he had in
his possession. The lady, in the absence of her abb
squatuated husband warned the agent to desist but
from what followed, we suppose the advice was un-
heeded for she seized him by the throat with one
hand, and with the other taking up black wine bot
tie struck at his head until he forced to quit and
cry for help. Heretofore, thought bottle broken
on the fgurehead at the christening, sufficient.
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From The Boston Morning Post.

The wing presses, those of New York particularly,
which have been distinguished for the most mag-
nant abuse and haired Of THOMAS w. DoRR, are in
paroxysns of rage at the success Of the Liberation
candidate for Governor in Rhode Island. These
worthy editors discover, now, that Fenner, the in
flexible Algerine tyrant is a :" democratr' and that
Mr. Jackson, the Governor elect and who is for the
UNCONDITIONAL LIBERATION of the prisoner, is not
only wing but a {" lawand order whg" !! and they
in fact clam his election, the regular ,chig cdndi
date, as the wing victory The force Of brass go
no further.
We happen to have before us an extract from the
Providence Journal before the election That print
is the leading wing and Algerine organ for Rhode
Island; and it said
We regret erceedingly that Mr. Jackson should ac-
cept If he has accepted, the nomination for Gov
ernor. We regret that gentleman of his distin-
gulshed ability, and for whom, personally, we enter
tain so high regard, should hro,c hinsey d,oay
cause where is certain Of dyeat, and WHERE sue
CESS WOULD LEAD ONLY TO DISGRACE
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THE LABoRERis LOVE SONG.
(FRoM PUNCH.)

ORION PUscH.)
A plague upon thy head, thou dove
[ envy thee thy fate;
Like unto thee / have Love,
Bot not, like thee, Mate
A plague upon my own fond heart
That was not made of stone,
Without ihIob without smart,
To go through life alone.
What right have ! aloft to gaze
Upon the sunny skies,
Whence, eyermore, my fancy strays
Unto pair Of eyes'
And wherefore should the rosy morn
Remind me of cheek
Oh could laugh myself TO scor,
For that am so weak.
Do mistake myself in truth,
For some great Lord or Squire
What! can hisd, a lout, forsooth,
More than brute desire
What! hath he passions, thoughts and powers,
More than hog can feel!
Pshaw!-let me crush them,-like the howers,
Beneath mine iron heel
l. that can scarce my daily bread
With bitter labour earn,
Have a tear for love to shed,
A heart with love 10 burnl
What more than bacon needs a clown
Would I'D enough Of that -
Give him his beer and let him drown
His passion IN the vat.
When yonder Church would lure thee on
With visions of bride,
Turn thee, thou fool and think upon
The building by its side.
There stands the WoRKHousE--look with awe
Upon that place of dread;
Where Paupers go, who break the law
Which says-THoU SHALT NOT WE'D.