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6S OUTH East corner of Branch Bridge, stae-street,
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o. SUGAR COATED PILLS DR.. G. Benjamin
'Smilh's Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills. are
now the favorite medicine of this country Many
new remedies have been discovered and pulled into
brief notoriey, but we have 10 knowledge of a medi
cine combining much that is efficacious and plea
SAINT these Pills. The idea of taking Pills heretofore
mas been nauseatng in the highest degree Much
credit is due DR.. Smith for bringing out this valuable
medicine We know Of more than twenty cures Of
diseases considered by other doctors az dangerous;
case of confirmed Dyspepsia in particular, which
came under own immediate knowledge.
We have tried them ourselves and in our family
for headache, colds and pains in the side aud breasL
aud we can say, we never their equal, both for
pleasantness and efficacy.
One word i'll reference 10 those wholesale murder
rrs, whs not having honesty enough to work for an
Independent livelihood, counterfeit or initiate such
valuable remedies as DR.. Smiths Puts. Sugar
Coa'cd' Pills originated with DR.. G. Benjamin Smith
who applied for Patent long before any body else
heard of them, there fore it will be that all
other PILLS claiming to se Sugar Coated" are spur.
Gus and dangerous, and we advise those who buy 10
examine carefully the box for themselves, and see
that Or. Smiths name is on il.
{G3- Dealers furnished at the New York College Of
Health, l19 Greenwich street, New York. And sold
by II. W. Andrews, HiIl.st., ono door from ) Charles
street; also by other respectable Druggists in Bat-
more, who will not sell counterfeit. ap0 eo3t
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ENEDDINS. MART.

"a u
ED No. 81 S0UTd CALVERT STREET.
The subscriber bGgs leave to sorm the public that
ne has now on hand 800 superior made MATTRASS-
ES, consisting Of Hair Moss, Husk, Manila, Palm
Leaf and Wool, Of all sizes; 50 FEATHER BEDS,
made of the best Ticking, and filled with the best Eas-
tern Shore Live cese Feathers warranted sweet aud
free from smell; 1000 lbs. best quality CURLED
HAIR, received direct rom Boston, will be sold in
the rope picked; 800 lbs prime FEATHERS, Cured
or Uncured, sold 10y the bag lots TO suit housekeep
ers. Also in store, Cot Bedsleads Blankets, Looking
Glasses, Sheepskn Mats, sc. &c. Made to order,
Beds, Mattresses, Cushions Carpets and Curtains
UPHOLSTERY done in all its Branches.
Hotels, Boarding Houses, Ships and Steamboats,
furnished at short notice, the sesterms. Old eah
er beds dressed and old mattresses renovated. Per
want of the above articles willsave 20 per cent
by calling at the FEATHER EMPORIUM, 81 South
Calvcrt-st., two doors below the Mechanical Engiuc
House. w. SPENCER
N. B. Wanted smart, active Boy, about is years
of age. to run erramds. AnnlY as above: an9
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MARINE LlsT-PoRT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 1916.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Schr Emily johnson, SnedicJr, Boston and Ply
mouth, |. Mankin
Schr Maria, Atwel, ST. Augustine, ]. w. Brown.
SAlLED-Schrs Maria, AtwelI, 81. Augustine; and
VIM Allen, Spaulding, St, Thomas.
ARRIVED,
Schr VIM. Thompson, Bease, days fin Fall River
dome>tcs and nails, to f. Pratt & Bro.
Schr Cuba, Neale, from Elizabeth City, ". Carolina
shingles, 10 the master.
schr Eliza Mescrole, Lonan, from Rockland, Hud-
son river, ice, to w. Jones.
Steamer Baltimore, Rees, from Philadelphia, mdse.
e. G. Harris.
-. Steamer Ericsson, Claypool, Philadelphia, X. 6.
Harris.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Lorstto, Henderson, fin Baltimore, was below
at New Orleans lst inst.
Brig Treaty, Tatem, from Baltimore bound TO New
York, put into Norfolk 9th inst leaky.
Brig Boston, Eickerson, for Baltimore, cleared a
Boston 7lh lust.
Schrs Exchange, kellogg, and Thaddeus, Mott for
Baltimore, went to s. a rom Savannah 5ih inst.
Schr Exchange, Woodbury., for Baltimore, cleared
at Savannah 4th inst
Schr Ceres, Wafdwe from Baltimore, arrived NJ
Portsmouth, n. IL. 18th inst.
Schr May, Cook, from Baltimore; arrived at New
burpor Sd inst.
Schr Pearl, Nickerson, from baltimore, arrived AZ
Fall River 5th inst.
Schr Tryal, Gibbs, from Baltimore, arrived at Pro-
violence 9Th inst Schr Reaper, Sears and soop Motto
Funier, for Baltimore, sailed same day; and schHr.
Queen, Smith, for do. do. 9th
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Hooper, from Baltimore ar
rived at Boston 9th inst.
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CoNNEcr,cUr ELECTION. The wings, it APP
pears, carried this State, on Monday, by de-
ciacd majority, electing Governor, members of
Congress, and mojoritios in both branches Of
tbs Legislature, Baldwin, wing, is elected Go
varpor BY about 1000 majority. The members
Of Congress- elect arc: James Dixon, Samuel d.
Hubbard, John A. Rockwell and .frueman
jrni.h, all whigs, in place Of as many demo.
Gratis, who represented the State in the late
Congress. Al the State officers elect are wings
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ONE NIGHT MORE!

{g}-GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE WASH
INGTON TEMPERANCE HALL, corner Hanover
and Camden streets. On THIS (Thursday) EVEN
ING, April 10th, commencing at u O'Clock, there will
be, at the above place, an EXHIBITION OF AMI
MATED TRANSPARENClES, consisting of Nation.
al, Historical and Scrptura Views; ALSO the Kalei-
dOramic Scnations, new and beautiful species OF
Artificial Fireworks. After which the intense calori
nc effects of the compound blow pipe will be shown,
by burning different metals, such watch spring,
brass and copper wire. The whole will conclude by
Illuminating the Hall with the celebrated DRUM
MOND LIGHT.
Admittauce only z! CENTS, ltt
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4 l. 81 4 N a C..
BARNHIJL,S INDELlBLE INK

DAhNE1ltJlI - INN
THyIlG superiority of this Marking Ink ia now very
N generally acknowledged by the Druggists and
consumers Of the article in Philadelphia and N York,
a large number of whom have already tested it, aud
have pronounced it superior to any other lnaebbse
ink, whether of domestic or foreign make. The
whole process of marking may be completed in threo
minutes, even at midnight, II desirable. Notice the
following recommendations:
INDELIBLE INK. Messrs Potts, Linn Harris
No 2l3k Market, above Fifth, manufacture and havo
for sale, among articles in their line of business
druggists, an admirable ink truly indelibIe
II will, by its beauty and the simplicity of its so,
commend itself to the regard of those who like TO set
mark upon their apparel, and would like that Sark
neat and plain.
from the editors of the North Americas Of Mar I6S
indestbte Ink We have tried some of BaFnhii's In
delIDie INK and cheertuy recommend it to all those
wishing TO mark On linen or cottoa II runs fiSeiv
and requires no previous preparation
II is for sale by Messrs Potts, Linn & Harris, No.
2l3i Market street.
[Copy of an advertisement Of April l9,a.l
BdTnhiFs Indeitblc Ink Just received a supply OF
ibis celebrated Ink and having tested il thoroughly
am prepared to warrant ii equal, if not superior 10
any raade in the United States, of the imported.
ALEXANDER HARPER,
Wholesale Druggist, Market-st. above l2th,
fCopy of an advertisement of April 27th.1
Bar,hii's Superior InSeHblc Ink. The subssriber
has received supply Of this valuable article, which
he confidently recommends to the public rs the very
best in tho market 1t is used without preparatisn
and produces jet black and indelible Impress ioa d
applied according 20 objections.
EDWARD PARISHB
Drug and Chemical Store,
8. w. corner Of 9th and Chesnut-pta
Ug-A supply Of the above desirable article has beoa
received and Is for sale by
sTABLER & CANDY, Wholesale Agents,
No. 1870 Pratt street.
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Retail Agese
Corner Of Baltimore and Hanover st.
ISRAEL ]. GRAHAME, Retail Agents,
Corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw SIS.
~ The Agents aIe authorized to refund the ne
ney; In any case should it fail to give sntre satislso
ion felG-9aw9N
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Hy-LECTURE ON NATIVE AMERICANlSM
J. NJ. PUMRoY, member of the Phadcp hia Bar
will Lecture THIS Thursday EVENING, 10Th inst
ut \ o'clock, in the Odeon Saloon, csrner of North
and Saratoga Streets on the principles of Native Anne
ficanism, and the remarkable moral phenomena
exhibited the rise and progress of this party.
The probable future results and destiny Of the party
will be considered. Admittance l2J cts. It.
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N7-TIIE BEST SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. DR. JOHN NJ WILLIAMS has, in
the course of nineteen years Of aboons practice ANA
observation, perfected Series of Medicines tn Il stand
unrivaed in the catalogue OF remedies before The
public. This series embraces a cure for every disease
te which human is subject, aud yet COM rises
no article that do HARM unjer any circumstances
being composed exclusively of innocent Vegetable
substances. Visit the Laboratory, 20 EAST BAL
TlMORE STREET, fifth door east Of Front.
DIR. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BITrERS, the
best ever made for sale above. mh26 If
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Who Stole the Money, the Dog or the Man?
Peter Giberaldoi, maker of images, who has
room in the second story of house in Baltl-
more ST., near Tripolet's alley, was arrested
yesterday by officer Burke, upon the charge Of
stealing $500 in silver from Auguste Cases, the
fruit dealer at the corner of Baltimore and Gay
st. 1t appears that both of the parties have
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from,
AIessrs. Shurtz s Taylor, the 23d No. of the
Pictorial Bible. Also, the "O'Donophue. 2
tale Of Ireland fifty years ago." a new work b,
Chas Lever; and "Gliddon's Ancient Egypt
new edition, revised and corrected. 1t is
nos. valuable work
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ED EMOVAL. DAVID B. FERGUSON, Pro-
Ia perty anu Commission Agent, has removed his
office from No. Cay street to the BASEMENT OF
BARNUM'd CITY HOTEL, (entiance on Fayette
street) opposite the mansion of Reverdy Johnson Esq
He has for sale large number of HOUSES, LOTS
and GROUND RENTS in the city, and great num-
Der of FARMS and COUNTRY SEATS, with several
valuable WATER POWERS, improved and unim-
proved. Also, several thousand DOLLARS to loan,
mortgage on city country property. apl04l*
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BALTIMORE DIREC II d IL Y.--L4S1'
ED NOTICE. The publisher, anxious 10 have this
WORK AZ complete as possible, up to the day Of pub
LEGATION, would respectfully request such persons as
may have removed their dwellings places of bust
ness; such as have removed 10 the city commenced
business; such firms have dissolved, any new
partnerships that have been formed since the first
OF January to send or leave correct list the saue
at his store, before the 18th instant in order TO
have ii correctly inserted ill., the DIRECTORY.
JOHN MURPHY, Publisher,
l78 Baltimore street, doors
apl0-3t below Bank of Rat.
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m. NERVE AND ROME LINIMENr ANDIN.

Q3. NERVE AND BONE IMMINENT AND IN
DIAN VEGETABLE ELlXlR--A CuRE FOR PnEu-
NATlC AFFECTIONS, This article is most truly named,
a. it penetrates to every nerve and siDew of the per
son using it, and ii has attained reputation unequal
led by any other article in rheumatism. This eIteI-
nally, with the Indian Vegetable Elixir internally,
will cure the most caseS-e1tend contracted
muscles and bring feeling and sensibly to limbs long
paralyzed and useless. We only need refer below
obtain the confidence otthe public for these articles
81 have been afflicted most greveusly since 1892,
with Rheumatism and contraction of the cords Of my
legs, caused by the cramps of the cholera, which |
then had in its most form. After trying many
remedies in vain, 1 have found re!ief-had the cords
OF my legs reaxed-the swellings reduccd-and am
greatly benefited by the use of one bottle of Hewes'
Nerve and Bone Lnment, used externally, aud one
bottle Of Indian Vegetable Elixir, used internally at
the sane time. can now walk with ease in positions
that could not a week ago endure at ALL
JAMES q. REYNOLDS,
IA ChryStieSt., corner Of DeIancey-str
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Admittance only 1es CENTS.

Jl3-I. o. o. F. The members of the R. w. Grand
Encampment of Maryland are hereby notified that n
regular quarterly meeting will be held on FRIDAY
EVENING, llrh instant The members are request
ed be punctua attendance as business of impor,
lance will be laid before the Encampment By order,
apl0 o. J. G. WATERS, G.. Scribe.
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ug-WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDLAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere, to be the best REMEDY, if
not the only enc ever discovered, for WHOOPlNG
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty of Breathing,
SC. The genuine article can only he obtained of DR..
GIDEON b. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle
The trade in other places supplied on the usual
terms mh26- linz
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BYRNE CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
Corner of Exchange Place & South st. (
$500 s sah cae to T Sse a a G :, 49, the
terry, drawn yesterday, besides or $780, sold at the
lucky .rner Just cali at Fortunes Home and try
ticket in the splendid scheme for TO DAY. S20,000,
Sl0OOo $4,000 capitals; aso 10 of Sl0op 10 of $780,
&c. Ticket SIS, quarters 81 25.
Drawn Nos. of class d3-lowest prize $40:
II rs 40 so 10 AZ So 50 81 SO s II SO 81
Remember the lucky corner Apply to
BYRNE Il co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
|! and South street, yellow House9
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HUsr REcEIvED at tne Nsn western pry

ECST RECEIVED at ehe New Western Dry
80 Goods Store, handsome assortment sf Spring
DRY GOODS, consisting in part of
Ba2arineS, Burrages, and Lawns
Barrage Shaws and Scarfs
Embroidered and Striped Thibet Wool SHAWLS
do do Mou.eln de Laine do
Mouselin de Laine and AIpacas
Parasos, ParasoletteS, aud SUN SCREENS
iIaces, Edgings, and Ribbons
Ladies' and Genllemen'E s2per Kid and silk
GLOVES
Revere, Hensttched and corded bordGrsd Linen
Cambria lIANDKERCIIEF5
Null, Swiss, and Cainhric MUSLlkS
Black Barrl5c Lawns and BON bazines
Manchester aud CarlGston GINGHAMS
French and Scotch ILLUSION
Silk and Cotton NETS
CALICOES, a great variety Of patterNs
White and Brown HOLLAND
STOCKINGS, 1t most any price
Bledched aid unhleached MUSLIN
French CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and TNSEEDS
Marscles and Satin VESTlNGS
Plain and striped GAMBhOONS
Red Ticking and Table Cloths
I he above Goods will be sold al prices that cannot
fail TO give satisfaction with variety OF others too
tedious to mention. All I ask is examination of
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
VIM. x. McCOMAS,
f2I Baltimore street,
aplh.2t- one door east of Green street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
NUST RECEIVED from London, via New
eP York, per ship Toronto, fresh supply Of GAR
DEN SEEDS, Consisting in part of
NAss Prince Albert, Victoria, Marrow * other Peas
- Early hlazagan, Sword, Long Pod and other
3eans; London Horticultural Pole Beans
Large York, BulIock's Heart, Flat Dutch and
large Birmingham Cabbages
Cabbage and Coss Lettuces
Long scarlet and tunp Radishes
Seymour's superb white solid Celery.
10 Together with general assortment OF sther
SEEDS--loT sale low by
SAMUEL FEAST, corner Of
apl0-dl Weo2w Charles and Saratoga -ss.
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90 BALTIMORE, APRIL I, i645. Al an annHa
meeting OF the WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY, held this evening, the foil lowing res oU-
tons were offered by A. G. Cole, Esq and unan-
mousIy adopted;
RESOLVED, That this Society tender to WILLIAM N.
MITCHELL, Esq. its late President, their NEST
thanks for the faithful in which nc discharged
the various and arduous duties devoying upon him,
in all the trials and conflicts with which the Society
has had to contend.
Resolved, That lie is entitled TO the thanks of us
and all others friendly 10 the glorious canse of Tenn
perance for his bold and manly efforts in carrying sut
the great Temperance Reform and bearing aloit the
great principles upon which il was founded.
Resorci. That whilst thousands are blessing his
name with his five noble associates for the comforts
of life and happy freside, aud thousands 0fchiidrcn
learned 10 lisp his name we the first Il uts of his no
bic efforts. do offer him warnest and heuTlit It
soicimde for his future happiness and prosperity. By
order, JOHN G. ROkEE,
1t Secretary.
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th instant by the Rev'd. Henry Slicer, M
LEWIS WAGNER to Miss ENNA ELLIorr.
On the 23h ult. by the Rev'd. Amos Smith, GEoRsp
H. EHBsRrs, OF Baltimore, to Miss SUsANSAB Fow
LER, OF Washington, d. G..
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AN Excursion. The President, accompani-
ed by the members of the Cabinet, says the Ma
tionsl lutelligencer, made short excursion OH
Saturday last in the steamer Water Witch,
lately launched from our Navy Yard. This
vessel is constructed of iron, and propelled by
Lieut.. Hunters horizontal wheels. We are in
formed that her performance during this trip
was highly satisfactory, her speed being from
ten to eleven miles the hour. She is intended,
we believe, to be attached to the Navy Yard
at Norfolk, and to be employed as a water
tank and tug. The use of iron in the construc-
ton of vessels will, whilst it tends to develope
our resources by increasing the demand for the
raw MATERIAL Of which We possess an abundant
supply, encourage the skill and science of our
mechanics and artisans, and furnish additional
employment for our industry. Mr. Pickering,
of our Navy Yard, was the general superintcn-
dent in the construction Of the Water Witch,
and her engines were built under the direction
of Mr.. Ells--justice TO both of whom, as well
as to the other skilfu attizans who aided in the
work, requires this brief record of the success of
their labors.
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dtHEAP PAPER HANGINGS. The sub
u scrber offers for sale of the best assortmehts
of American PAPER HANGlNGS in the CITY, al very
greatly reduced prices, and put up by careful journey
men, no boys bel employed. Also his superior
VENETIAN BLINDS, HUSK MATTRESSES,
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, &c,
of the very best materials and workmanship, and at
prices very near if not quite as low, an inferior
article may be purchased for elsewhere.
JAMES Fl. COZ,
No 1862 Baltimore street,
aple-lm second door west Of the Museum.
HNINE wATCH A.o, of every destripuoh, pro
GABRIEL d. CLARK,
uh22 Watex street, second door from Calvert.
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LETTER BAGS UP Ar TIER EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Rio de Ianero, via Pernambuco-Barque Iowa.
9th inst.
For Bremen Barque Louise, Both inst.
For Rio de Janeiro-Barque Hebe, with despatch.
For Nassau, ". Brig Vctot ia, 18th inst.
For Kingston, Jam.-Schr Martha Elizabeth, viii
despatch
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d | T. d.

On the 29th ult. suddenly of disease OF the heart
Mr. CHARLES HALE, Semi, residing on Long Green,
Baltimore county, in The 18th year Of his age.
At Alexandria, ID. c., on the 7th inst. Col GEORGE
BRENT, Collector of that port.
At Washington, on the ID instant, Judge BLuEg0RD
WEST, aged about 80 years, citizen of the Cherokee
nation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-10

GLORIOUS LUCK AT sCHOOLFIELD &
&U co.'s YESTERDAY. They sold to Nos. II SO
81 prize of $3.50, sold TO gentleman of this city.
Nos Is 3d. prize of $500, sent to Winchester, Va.
Nos 81 So prize of $500, and Nos. 81 81, prize
of $50, both sold to citizens.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class To- drawn
April 3. lowest prize $40, are
10 81 Dc 50 10 AZ So 50 81 SO IL 50 81
N5-Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Md
Consolidated Lottery, class Is.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of $4,000 prize of $4,000
l 6 10000 " 240U
| 5000 H500,&e
Tickets So; halves q; quarters Il; Sths O..
For the capitals cal on the all lucky
SCHOOLFlELD 4 CO.,
No. Calvert street,
Ii Firstofficeftom Baltimore street