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u The Agents are authorized to refund the mo
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BURROWS THEArRE-Front Street. 1t will
be seen by the announcement in another column
that is the last evening of the representation OF
"Putnam," as it is forced to be laid aside to
give way for other novelties now in active pre-
paration. Fail not to be present tonight, as in
all probability it is the last opportunity you will
ever have of seeing this great drama in all its
original spiendor.
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FAIR. The ladies of the Fell's Point Pres
inl and fancy articles this evening, in the new
Hall lately erected by the Eagle Artillerists, at
the corner Of Broadway and Fleet streets. THE
assortment of articles offered will he numcr-
Gus, together with plentiful supply of refresh
i"ents, which, with the benevolent object of
the Fair, will render the inducement % attend
dnuhlY nrcnl.
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PBILADELPHiA AND READING RAIL ROAD
COMPANY. Tho gross receipts of this road for
the month of January, amounted to $40, 675
4s, exceeding the receipts in January 1874, by
Sl9,20T 27, an increase equal to 80 per cent.
The increase of tonnage of coal for January,
1916, exceeds by IS, 1919 tons that Of JAN 1915.
Compared with January lS4S, the increase in
two years is 1872 per cent
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TIE MUSEUM. The erio-comico-tragico bur
lssque of "Beauty and the Beast" in which
Mrs. Booth will sustain her original part OF
Beauty, will be brought forward at this estab-
lishmcnt tonight The cast throughout the
whole piece is admirable, and we anticipate for
.he patrons of the saloon, much enjoyment
during its representation.
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POPULAR LECTURES. The next lecture of
the course will DE delivered this evening in the
English Lutheran Church, Lexington street,
by John r. Kenly, Esq. Subjoct-"Crom
and his Times" An interesting subject, and
will doubtless attract large audience.
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RUSSIAN AND POLISH Jews. 1t is stated
that large number of Russian and Polish
Jews, escaping from the despotism of the Rus
sian Emperor, intend seeking an asylum in the
United States
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To the Editor Of The Baltimore Patriot:


StR-My late communication 10 you, having rela-
top oay TO class OF the duties of the late Clerk
Of your county The other class equally important,
have heard well spoken Of and old friend of his
am glad that have it in my power and am permit
ed to give to public view, letters from the several
Treasures of the state during his continuance in Of
rited character of aIl his m0ned concerns with the
Treasury of the State, be pleased to publish that
communication, followed by the letters, that they
may together meet the eye Of other friends here aud
elsewhere.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-10

BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGroS RAIL ROAD.
a bill OF some importance respecting this road
passed the House of Delegates on Wednesday
last-yiz: reducing the maximum of charge
for the transportation Of passengers thereon.
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from
Messrs. Armstrong g. Berry, Baltimore street,
and Messrs. Shurtz & Taylor, North-st., the
18th number of the Pictorial Bible, and the
45th number of the Library of Select Novels
containing, "The Regents Daughter" Prizes
ofeach 25 cents.
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SETH POLLARD, Chief Clerk.
FRANKLIN BENEFICIAL, SOCIETY.

{h3- FRANKLIN BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
ATTENTION! The members of the Franklin Bcnef
cial Society, are reminded that meeting of the So
ciety will be held on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT
| 18th inst, at o. O'Clock, at their Meeting Room tC
make final decision on dissolution of the Society
Ii is the interest of all the members be present. as
arrangements will be made for distribution of the
funds BY order, JOSEPH BROWN,
fn1 81 President.
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Ii Just received another large supply of the pro
ceedgs of the Court convened under The third canon
of 1914 in the city of New York, on Tuesday, De
cember 10TH 1874, for the trial of the Right Rev Ben
janin +. Ondcrdonk, ID. Bishop of New York, ON
apresentment made by the Bishops of Virginia, Ten
nessee, Georgia, by authority of the Court. For sale
by PARSONS s. PRESTON, Booksellers,
SatioDers and Blank Book Manufacturers,
fel0 No. Isl Pratt ST, adjoining II. r. Depot
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ROMAN STATISTICS. There are in Rome,
80 Cardinals, 81 Archbishops and Bishops, les
Prelates, 1854 Secular Clergy, 2749 Monks,
1850 Nuns, 5000 persons are devoted to Lite
nature and the Fine Arts.
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LONGEVITY. A colored man was inferred
near Mount Hope Furnace, Lancaster county,
in the early part of last week, who had arrived
at the remarkably advanced age of between l o
and lis years
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Seeing in late morning print, lin note of pass
ing events" that of the termination of the duties
MIR. Kell as Clerk of Baltimore County Court although
may regret his retirement it affords pleasure To a
mend 0t his olon IN the approval of the selection oil
MIR. Brad ord his son in law his successor; and
greater Qualifications however, to know, the writer
does, and in justice to him to say, that the public
interests under his for the twelve years of his
Clerkship, have in nothing suffered, seen in the
suWolncd report, made by the Judges upon whom
that portion of the Courts duty had the time de
vOlved, and in all others made by the Judges of the
Court, as required by law:
Copy Of the Report after detailed enunerntions.
'.rhG examination VIII Oh we have made, authorizes
- to say, that the Clerk has faithfully complied with
the acquisitions of the act Of 1917; his records are in
well bound books, and in style which gives the
readipst of reference to their contents to all
who desire TO make it, His compliance with the va
rous acts of Assembly, imposing duties upon him,
has been prompt, satisfactory and faithful, consttut
ing him valuable officer In testimony Of this opin-
ion, we order this communication TO he entered upon
the minutes Of the Court ("igned,)
STEVENSON ARCHER,
JOHN c. LEGRAND."
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NOV Is THE TIME FOR BARGAINS.

Ia | have just received the cheapest lot of Linen
Cambria lDKFS. for 25 cents that ever was in Bati-
more; also, wide Revere and Hemstitched HDKFS.
just received; gentemen's Italian Silk Cravats, full
80 ihches, very superior; | have also received fine
swiss and Book Muslins, very low also, lot of Eng
Ish Gmps, and wide black Silk Laces; Thread Laces
and Edginss; Bobbn EdgiHgS; Illusions; black silk
Nets; splendid assortment of Kid Gloves; gentle
mems white and cOi0Ted Kid Gloves and Linen Cam
brio Pocket Hdkfs.; French Flowers; Ball Dresses;
Silk Hosiery, SC. am determined to sell upon the
very lowest terms, so ladies wanting will please call
AZ the assortment is very superior and the goods
rich. :. EROADREET
IT. OS Baltimore street, ODDOsitp Holiday
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A L NJ A n A C.
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Roszel, CHARLES
NJ Foss to Miss MARGARET KRHLENBEcK, all Of thu
city.
On the 9Th inst. by the Rev Jas. Shrigley, JoHs !
GRIrFss, of this city, to Miss LOUISA JANE TUCKER
of Baltimore county.
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RALrIMoRs CIR Court, February 18th, 1896.

RALrIM0Rs CITY COURT, February ith 1916.
To Nm. M. Medcalfe, Esq,
Sir-The Court have the pleasure to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter OF Yesterday. They fully
reeiprocae The kind feelings you have expressed for
them, and are gaifcd in rendering you their best
wishes for your future prosperity and happiness in
any new vocation OF life.
They are inriher gratifed in offering you their test
mony during the term you oiciated as Clerk of this
Court OF your integrity, capacity and courteous de-
mcanour. In behalf of the Court
Very respectfully,
II N. BRICE, Chief Judge.
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Quo BANKS. The bill to create banks in
the State Of Ohio, SO long under discussion,
passed the Senate of that State on the 2lst uit.
by a vote of 81 to Ia. 1t has passed through
both houses.
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IErgkgSTAG STATEMENT. MIR. Ellworth,
commissioner of Patents, in his recent report
to congress, gives some interesting facts. The
population of the United States is estimated at
1913, 900. The number Of bushels of wheat
raised in iS43, was 100, 3l0,sJ6 Twelve mil
lion. and hall buthe!S by New York State,
twelve millions and a quarter by Pennsylvania,
and nearly 'inetccn millions by Ohio. The
State which raises the greatest amount OF oats
is New York-neary twenty five millions;
Pounsy iyania is neXt-ncarly nineteen mil
lions. The largest amount of rye is raised in
Pennsyi gana- nine millions and half bushels,
buckwhcat, also, two and 4 half millions
Fifteen millions of Indian corn were raised in
Pennsylvania; in Tennessee, sixty-scven mil
lions. Nine millions bushels of potatoes were
raised in Pennsylvania New York twenty-sx
millions Maine ten millions. Four hundred
and forty one thousand pounds Of tobacco were
raised in Pennsylvania, twcnty-slx thousand
pounds of silk, eighteen hundred and seventy
eight thousand pounds Of sugar, and nineteen
thousand gallons Divine made. The total pro-
ducts of the whole country are as follows
Wheat, 0O,3lo,S56 bushels; barley, 3,22O, l;
oats, AS ,929, 9G6; rye, 81 ,2S0, ell buckwheat,
1855, 4l0, indian corn 494, 1916; potatoes,
l05, 766, 1873; hay, 9,so7 flax and hemp,
l6l ,007 tons; tobacco, 1855, 1871 ,554 pounds;
cotton, al 100000 pounds; rice, $3.50, l45
pounds; silk, 3l5, 765 pounds; sugar. l26 ,40o,-
$40 pounds; wine, ,2i0 gallons.
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o. The "DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN
ISI1' will assemble al the City Hall THIS (Mon
day. AFTERNOON at half past O'Clock, 10 attend
the funeral of our late worthy associate in arms An
DREW ,YHrFE. BY order,
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03- HORACE GREELY'S LECTURE. The Gu
rutOrs of the ''Murray Institute" have the pleasure
to announce that HORACE GREEDY, Esq editor OF
the New York "Tribune," will deliver Lecture be
fore the Institute, in the CALVERT-ST. CHURCH
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 18Th. Sub
Icct-tSOCIETy.n
Tickets may be obtained at the Bookstores of Col.
Hickman, Mr., j. T. Hanzche, and at the Offices OF
the Clipper Patriot and Sun.
fel0l7 l5,l9it j. SllRlGLET, President
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m AIDES NOTICE THIS!

-H\ FOR TWO DAYS MORE ONLY.
The balance of that cheap stock of DRY GOODS
will be only for sale for two days more at No los
MARKET STREET, above Holiday, three doors
above MIR. Garards, the Confectoaer. We have s,ill
on hand, DOMESTIC MUSLINS, TICKINGS, no
SlERY, HDKFS., splendid CALlCOES, &c. The
Goods were purchased great sacrifice a Trustee 8
sale, and are offered great Bargains. We have some
CLOTHS and CASSlMERES still left, very low.
Mnd-only two days for the Bafsains
=. BROADBENT,
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ANNAPOLIS, Feb 4, 1915,
Dear Sir-I0urs of the 18th ut was received BY
me at my residence on West River, the LIST inst In
answer to your request that would "express the i'm
pressons ysa ~ may have adopted in reference to
the satisfactory and promptness of the discharge of
my your) official intercourse with the Treasury of
the State whist under your (m.) care, it gives me
pleasure to say that during the period referred TO, all
your official intercourse with the Treasury of the
most prompt and courteous kind returns and
payments were al all times made with uniform regu-
arty and accuracy. The State had not in its service
then, nor can II possibly hereafter have better or
more efficient officer.
With wishes for your personal and continued wei
fare have the honor TO he, dear sir,
Very respectfully, yours. SC,
T. y. OWENS
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CORRESPONDENCE. The following correspon-
dence took place between WILLIAM Nj. MEDcALYE,
Esq, late Clerk of Baltimore City Court. and the
Judges of said Court, the occasion of his retiring
from the situation he has heretofore held as Cleik OF
that tribunal:
To The Honsrable Judges Of Baltimsre City Court:
| have been superseded in The Office of Clerk of
your Honorable Court, your Honors know, and in
taking my most respectful leave of the Court desire
to express the deep feeling of gratitude for the uni
form kindness extended towards me BY your Honors
during the official relationship of which was honor
ed. need no! say that fully expected continuance
in my official trust nasmuch as the pea of rotation
IN office was not taken into consideration by the ap
pointing power. 1t is now eighteen years since re-
celyed my appointment from the Court, and shall
recur TO the circumstance with pride and satis
faction, ana IN taking leave allow me TO say how sin
cercIy pray for the health and happiness of your
HonorS. w. NJ. MEDCALFE,
Late Clerk Of Baltimore CITY Cout,,
February 3, 1915,
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BIsHoP ONDERDoNK's TRIAL. We announc-
I'D few days since, that we had sundry COM
nunications on hand respecting this trial,
which we declined to publish from an lndispo-
stion to have newspaper discussion Of the
subject. Since our annunciation we have re-
ceivcd other articles, some of which comment
with severity upon the opinions given by the
Bishop of Maryland. Although we cannot ap-
prove the sentiments expressed by the said BIZ
shop in relation to the ladies who testified; and
have no moro respect for clerical than for other
offenders; yet, as we do not see that any bene-
fit could arise from bringing tho discussion into
the newspapers, we forbear to insert the iavors
Of our correspondents The power to correct
abuses in church affairs, and to prevent the
spread of immortality amongst those who as
aume the duty of setting good example, for
tunately rests, in this country, with the laity
~ho, by withholding aid can always rectify
evils; and we hope that the power will always
be exercised when required by circumstances.
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SHPwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE. We learn
from Norfolk that the schr. Candace, Bright
man, of Fall River, Mass, whittier she was
bound with Il load of coal from Richmond,
struck on Matchapungo shoal during the Sc
we're gale On Friday week, at 3 P. NJ. and after
wards beat off and sunk in seven fathoms OF
water. The crew succeeded in landing on
Prout's Island, and about an hour after one Of
the men, named Thomas X. Reynolds, of Fall
River, died from the cold Nothing was saved
from the schooner but few articles Of cloth
ing. The Captain and crew remained on
Prout's Island the next day, when they obtain
ed passage on board the schooner Friendship,
and arrived at Norfolk on Tuesday afternoon.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS,
For Rotterdam-Ship Richard Anderson, Goth last
Fer Bremen-Ship Albert, 10Th Feb.
For Bremon-Ship Schiller, 18th inst
For Valparaiso and Gaayaquil-B arque HorteRsia,
despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Bng VIM. Price, soon.
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NoMISArIoN,. John Nj. Read, ESP, has
been nominated to the L. S. Senate, as one of
the Judges ofthe Supreme Court. Judge Mel
son, Of New York, has been nominated for the
Circuit Court of that State; and Prosper NJ.
Wetmorc for the Navy Agency at New York.
1t is also stated that VIM. Shaler is to receive
the appointment of Consul at Hong Kong, in
China, in the place of Mr.. Waldron, recently
deceased.
p. S. The Senate on Saturday confirmed the
nomination of Judge Nelson, and rejected that
of Mr.. White, as consul to Liverpool. MIR.
White was president of the Tyler convention
which assembled in this city, at Calvert Hall,
last May.
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THOMAS KELL, Esq Baltimore.
TREASURY. ANNA

TREASURY, ANNAPOLIS Feb. 3, lSi5.
Dear Sir-It is with sincere pleasure that com
ply with your request, desiring me to say how You
have discharged your duties, lis Clerk of Baltimore
County.
Since | have had opportunity to Judge Of the
manner in which the duty has been performed, have
no hesitation to state that man could more salts
tactory have discharged it than you have and refer
ence to the books of the Treasury shews that they
have invariably, since you have held the office, bee
promptly and faithfully discharged.
With sentiments of sincere respect and esteem, | am
truly yours, ID. CLAUDE, Tr. Md.
THOMAS KELI, Esq.
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Here follow the letters mentioned above:

Here follow the letters mentioned above:
ANNAPOLIS, February 4, le45.
Dear Sir-In answer to your letter of the 2Slh ult
(Which indsposition has prevented my answ erins
sOoner) / have much pleasure in stating that, white
was Treasurer of the Western Shore of MARYLAND
your duties, as Clerk of Baltimore County Court, to
the Treasury Of the State were discharged NEST pune
tually and faithfully am, dear sir,
Yours with great respect,
GEORGE MACKUBlN.
To THsa.s KRLL, ESQ.,, Baltimore.
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d | f. ID

On the It'll inst after lingering illness, Mr.. Wv
w. BANNERMAN.
Suddenly, on the 9th inst. Mrs. ELIZABETH ANN
wife of William Mitchell, and daughter of John and
Elizabeth Ann Huse, in the 9th year of her age.
Suddenly, on the 9th instant, Henry CREsPMAN, of
Philadelphia, in the 36th year of his age.
Lost overheard from the ship Garonne, on her out
ward passage from Baltimore to Amsterdam, LLOYD
DoNA LDsoS, son of Mrs s. NJ Donaldson, of this city
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{E3- MONUMENTAL LYCEUM. The public is
respectfully informed that public meeting of this in
-tltHlon will be held on WEDNESDAY, EVENING
NEXT, the 18th infant in the Hall in Exeter street,
near ptt-sl. The exercises will consist of ieciations
and discussion of an interesting que ton BY order,
felU2t LEVI TISCHMEY Err, Sec'y.
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lNpuLIBLE INK. We have received speci-
aen of Barnhill's superior Indelible Ink, which
we consider most excellent article of the kind,
and cheerfully recommend it to the attention oil
our readers For marking linen, silk and cot
ton wearing apparel, it is unequaled, being
truly indelble, producing jet black impress
sion, and can be used without trouble and by
The most unskilful hand, 1t is commended to
the attention Of the ladies particularly. Messrs.
Stabler s. Candy, No. 100 Pratt street wharf
arc the wholesale agents for this city on whom
we recommend all wishing this excellent pre-
partition to call and give it trial.