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6 Str WILLIAM C, UAREIS
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.

BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
WBARSONS, PRESTON Il KURTZ. have
M on hand n large stock of Bibles and PRAYER books
OF almost every style Of binding suitable as presents
for The coming Holidays.
Those Wishing to find fine assortment of all sizes
Of the above invited to call rs we have them
p, 7. * KURTZ, have also a very large stock of
ANIMALS and STANDARD Fancy Books for the HOLIDAYS
Together with LARGE stock of Fancy Articles such
as Gold and Silver Pencil cases, beautiful Gard cases
and Needle Books. Purses, Fancy Boxes, Writing
Desks Of very superior quality. And also full sun
ply OF Juvenile Books and Games fOI children at
Isl Pratt ST, adjoining
diO ST Railroad Depot.
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G3-A fresh supply Of Doctor J. 5. ROSES ME-
DiCiNES. for Lung and Chronic Diseases, Sc, just
received, consisting OF Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy
lup, Prophyactic syrup, LnmentS, Tonic Pills. sc.
With treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS x ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sls
MA 3m Baltimore, Md,
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N3-M UFfs! MUFFsm MUFFsM Just received
from New York, one case Of superior LUSTRED
LYNN MUFFS, trirn size. Cheap for cash at
dl33w' TAYLOE'S, opposite Banums.
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o. UNITED STATES LOTTERY AGENCY,
No. 2 CALVERT ST, Baltimore, Md Orters from a
distance from Bal more for Lottery tickets, must to
ensure prompt attention, be directed always to the
well known 30 .iery firm Of
EMORY Il co, Calvert street,
do Baltimore, Maryland.
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g3-MUFFs! MUFFSm MUFFSm Alarge assert
menl of MUFFS, at the low price Of l,50 and up
wards, For sale at
dl34t' TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnum's.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

"M. G. HARRIS, No. "a BALTIMORE
Wv STREET, (the cheapest Store in town. has
just received a fresh stock Of CHRISTMAS BONES,
OF elegant patterns; also, fine Work Baskets orna-
mened; fine PenkRves Scissors; RazOrs; gold Jew
elry; Brushes fashionable Combs; steel Buckles; Kid
Dols; Jonted Dolls, dressed and addressed; Fresh
Toys; Pistols; Canton Fire Crackers; Rockets and
Spit Devils; Torpedoes- every other article that
was ever thought of. Il
dl6-Str WILLIAM C. HAREIS
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MARINE DISASTERS AND Loss or LVTE.-
We learn from the Providence Transcript, thai
the Swedish ship Ceres, with cargo o! 400
tons iron, from Sweden, bound to New York,
was totally wrecked in gale in the Baltic, on
the 9Th Of October last, by striking on rock
She was insured in New York, for s35, OIo IN
two Offices. Very little, if anything, " as
saved. The whale ship Minerva, lost on the
18th of November, Il boat and crew, consisting
of five men, taken down by whale. The
names Of those who persisted, are VIM. Mar
bic, first mate; A. G. Faynsworth, Goatstcerer;
VIM Hughes, Alexander Garry, J. h. Farrell
and Jas. White, scamen.
NEw York FLOUR MARKET. The cores
pondcnt of the Philadelphia North American
writes from New York on Saturday evening as
follows: In Flour to-day there was some move
mcnt for shi pment, and shippers advanced Id
in their bids. hear of 5000 bbls. Gcnessee
sold for Liverpool at S6.3i Ii and 1000 bbls.,
4 forced sd c, at $685.. For consumption the
market stands at S6.37 l.2 with sales some.
thing over 1000 bbls. Holders are very firm.
There would be larger business done for
shipment hut that ship-masters have become
sitter on frcights. Several thousand barrels
have been engaged at 3s Cd sterling for Liver
pool, and As. for London
THE N. YoRK SrocK MARKET. The "~ar
panic" in the New York Stock market has
nearly subsidized, and stocks have got nearly
back to the point from which they slipped few
days since. The panic, says the Philadelphia
American, has entirely passed away, although
It's effects are still seen, and stocks have the
appearance of working back rapidly to the for
mer high points. The great bull looks as
''calm as a summers morning." and begins to
count his gains again. His is, however, the
last countcnanco into which to look for the re-
Election of panic. lie bears the same good
naturcd, imperturbabe look, whether stocks fall
10 per cent, an hour or rise per cent.
The WEATHER AT ST.. LOUIS. We learn
by the St. Louis papers Of the 9Th inst, tina,
the weather there continued extremely cold
and that great suffering was the consequence
among the poor. Fuel was unusually scarce,
and wood was selling at $40 per cord, and coal
at l6 to / & cents per bushol Committees had
been appointed to solicit collections FOR the
needy. One gentleman living a short distance
from the city had offered fifty acres of wood
land to the committee, at 80 cents per cord
The river was closed 50 firmly by ice, that foot
passengers were crossing it.
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Ice IN THE DELAWARE. This river, says
the Philadelphia Eagle, is full of heavy floating
fields Of ice from the city to the Capes, from
shore to shore. Every thing in the shape of a
vessel, is chained fast to the whares, and dare
no, go out; and it is with the greatest difficulty
that the ferry boats make their way across this
mass of shifting ice. We are credibly informed
that the ice across the Delaware between Bur
lington and Bristol, is strong enough to bear a
horse and cart Some of the ice we saw yes
'e'day in the river, was at least inches thick.
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EsDAY MORNING, DEC. lC. 1874:
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPl

mas Ho'ydays arr last approaching, ana aS N'N' "
mount Of money will be expended during ne pf'~'"
and ensuing week, for gifts, books, toys, me h"''
,ruls, &c, osay nothing o! groceries and nIl SUD
-tanla, We desire to call the attention a. pure h'''r'
10 our advert sing columns, where already WIN De
iouud a formidable display, which viii dou't''"s Nc
increased from day to day, As W" know our a"V"F
usmC friends are determined to sch the best a'iic'"s,
IL the lowest prices WE have hesitation IN urging
pure hvscts 10 give them all a call.
lnyoRTAxr-lF TRUE. The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald, UNI
der date Of the 18th inst, states, that MIR.
Pakenham has again opened negotiations with
Nh Buchanan" The writer continue
"The u!,.malun Of the secretary, which APP
reared in the Message, had been made to Great
Britain IN August. 1t was immediately trans
mi,ted TO London, and, before the Message APP
pcarod, Instructions came back to Mr.. Pakcn-
ham TO open negotiations once more"
We consider this information doubtful, be-
cause, # negotiations had been resumed prior
to the delivery of the Presidents Message, it
IS not likely that SO important fact should
have been omitted in the Message. But, if it
be true, that negotiations have been once more
opened by request of the British government,
it will shew first, that England sincerely de-
sfes 10 preserve pcace-and secondly, that our
government docs not intend to adhere to its
claim 10 the whole of Oregon To insist upon
having the whole territory in dispute, would
\ IL G. f,,t bc- al
hence, if the negotiation has been reopened,
we mus. infer that our government has reccd-
ed from the position assumed in the message
We hope that such may Prove to be the case,
and that the peace of the two countries will
vet remain undistur6ed.
In regard to the conduct Of Great Britain
IN causing negotiations to be renewed, the He
raid correspondent remarks:
"The old game Of John Bul-bulIy first,
negotiate next, and then fight or cringe! What
his new song is, | can't say; but it is absolute
ly certain that there is now not the slightest
prospect of any rupture with Great Britain
It would be worse than putting the halter to
her own neck for England to talk even about
Sighting America, when some millions OF her
own people are growing wild under the appre-
hcnsop Of famine"
Il ia by such injudicious observations on both
sides Of the water, that ill-ieeling between
England and the United States is sought to be
perpetuated. We shall make sad mistake if
we base our measures upon the expectation
that we can make England crlnge to us
Such language Is ridiculous All history
proves that England IS not nation that Will
cringG to her opponcnts-and our calculations
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ATTaR HEAD DE TILE LIST rhen

A TTHB HEAD OF THE LIST. Thee
IN is no mistake about the fact, that Nj. DOYLES
Capital Prize Depot, No. la Pratt 81. opposte tn
Railroad Depot and next to Bradshaw's United State,
Hotel, is the lHckes office in the United States: an
all that will be found necessary convince the m5sY
sceptica is trial in some of the splendid Lottere
drawing in the city daly-and almost every drawinl
shews the superiority of DOYLE over all other ven
dcrs in the way of SELF 9 capital prizes. The fol
lowing brilliant schemes will be drawn this week;
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S2t, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital sos, 900, tickets So, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets IS, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 800, tickets S2i sharesip
proportion.
SATURDAY, the "Thomas Thumb Lottery, will
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, halves so eta.
qrs 25 cts. The NEST advantageous way TO purchase
in this Lottery is to buy packages on cerfcate-thev
will be issued as follows: package of whole tickets
containing all the numbers that 20 into The wheel
will be sold certificate for Sl2 halves for S6 ors
SO, and eiahths 81 80. This is n rare chance and
should be embraced by all MEANS
A liberal discount will be paid to persops who mr.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders Der
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No.l14 Pratt street,
IL lkl Opposite b * O. r. r. Depot.
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a VERY IMPORTANT TRUTH, and

TENHREE MORE GOOD PRIZES SOLD AT,
u SCHOOLFlELD CO.'S yesterday. They sold
to Nos. Is 81 prize Of $1,000 sent to Norfolk, Va
Nos ~ AZ prize of $500, and Nos. - SO Drir
OF Sll0, both sold in the city.
n Nos; ma Consolidated Lottery, class lls, drawr
81 10 So IS 81 AZ 20 Is 81 % % AZ
Draws TODAY, the handsome scheme Of Md Con
sOlldated Lottery class So
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize of Ss,0QO prize Of $500
I,I00 S i 1908,
Whole tickets S2b-Shares in proportion.
In which Schoolfie'd 4 Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 whole tickets for only S35 90, halye.
Sl7 30, quarters So 10, eiehhs 81 81
G3- Draws on SATURDAY, December Goth, tn
small Fry Seminary Lottery c.ass so, capital priz
SAOCO-Tickes Sl-shares in proportion, in which
Scheduled Co. will sell on certificate packages oO
% whole tickets for only ID so, halves 81 49, oparten
90 20, eIghths lS5. For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
SCHOOLFIELn s. CO.
No Calvert siieet,
II FirStoi'jcn from Baltimore street.
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D}- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins: Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARKiS assortment which is com
from Calvert. U2l
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OUR Book TABLE Messrs. Taylor, Wilde & Co.
nave laid upon our ,aJle-lhiee numbers of 1.-THE
Shilling l. library" Mes, and 2 contain the Ma
tural and Domestic History Of Cotton, from the POD
II the factory. No. is 'sThe Mothers Medical Ad-
wiser: on the Disease and Minag anent of Children
with treatise on the management of infants" No.
3-Chrisan Sects: their origin progress, tencts and
rites and ceremonies" The work is published every
Saturday.
Music We have received from The same booksel-
lers, a lot Of Music, consisting of-The Musical
World Numbers |, 2 and 3. Each number consists
of sixteen pages at 25 cents per numbe.. They EN-
brace, vocal and instrumental music for the Piano
Forte, consisting of popular, standard and original
songs, duets marches valves polkas and selections
from modern Operas, Also-Four Select Airs from
spohrs admired Operas, Azor and Zemira: arranged
for the Piano Forte, with Accomplishments for the
Flute. Five favore songs from the Opera OF La Son
nambula-a adapted for drawing room singing. Galope
de Bravoure-composed for the Piano Forte, by Leo
pold de Meyer. ... ..
From Messrs. Parsons, Preston & Kurtz-Poems,
BY Mrs. Osgood. We have read few ofthese Poems,
and il they be fair samples of the whole, the volume
ID we'll worth purchasing. 1t is published with great
neatness, and would make excellent Holyday
present.
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1F- ELDER Z. l.. MACON, of Richmond, Va,
will preach THIS TUESDAY EVENING, att oclk
in the Seventh Baptist Church Calvcrt street. The
sermon will he addressed particularly To young men
who are Tnesty invited to attend Seats Iree' IL
G5-LAFAYETTE HOSE COMPANY. An ad
i0urned quarterly meeting Of the bafayette Hose
Company will he held ut their Hall on THIS (Fues-
day. EVENING, 10th instant, nj o'clFck. As the
election Of officers FOR the ensuing year VIII take
place. il Is desirable that the members be puncaai in
their attendance. By order,
Il BENZ. J. CLARK, Sec'y.
90 MILITARY FAIR. The Fair gotten up by
the ladies Of East Baltimore, Il deitay the expense
of erecting the Armory for the Eagle Artillery corps,
will open ON THURSDAY EVENING, 18Th instant,
at O'Clock, aud continue for one week during the
day and evening
Having prepared a very large collection Of fancy
and useful articles, the public is respectfully invited
TO call and examine the same Every variety of arti-
cles suitable for Christmas presents will be found .
mnng the assortment for sale at this Fair
The Annoy will be brilliantly illuminated during
the evening, and the military band # the lndcpen-
dent Greys, TED by Captain Mlnck, will be present at
the opening on Thursday evening, having kindly v0-
lunteercd their sevices for the eccasiOnr.
The Omnibus lines running from the extreme West
end of the city, pass by the Armory every few mi
nutes, at the of Fleet street and Broadway,
where the Fair Is TO be held. d6-it
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G7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size for sale by the case, dozen,
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, before introduced in Baltimore made
TO order Of the very hest materials and b. The best
Workmen: together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc. &c, for sale aud made order as cheap as they
can be obtained AZ aHy establishment in the United
States Il. s. FRYER,
Hll-tf Ne | North Gay street.
GY-CoRONER's OFFICE, No. lbs NORTH HIGH
STREET. two doors north mildly
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ERyHIs Is NO GIVE NOTICE. Thnt lne snh

"a FhENDLD BOOKS FOR THE Holly
- DAYS. ANIMALS for 1876 English h American
JUVENILE BOOKS, moral and interesting
CHlhDREN'S BOOKS, with plain or coloref En-
cravings.
ALGu HS-ReligOus, Scriptural, Floral, sc.
POHI FOLlOS-with lock ana key, very neat
FkAlER BOOKS, BIBLES, TESTAMENTS
MEIHO lST HYMN BOOKS, great variety
bUNfAN'5 PILGRIMS PROGRESS, splendid
edition. For sale low for cash by
ISAAC p. COOK, Bookseller
No. 76 Baltimore street,
die thsmtuw6t doors wpsi or 49,,
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L1GERTONs, EVER LuoKY oFEIcE,

H7GERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
HZ Great excitement at Egeltons-the splendid ca
pials of $4,000 and $40 900 We're both sold in yes
terdays scheme at one Of our offices (both in the
same package, No. l94) to gentleman from Harris
burg, Pa; he receives the net amount of sis, 100
What glorious result This is The ird time we have
sold The highest capitals in Pa. within two weeks
rms Is no humbug-ca at cur Offices and examine
The tlckf Is, that you may be convinced.
The drawn numbers of yesterdays Lottery are,
% 10 SO 6S 81 40 30 7 Is 81 30 % AZ
% THIS DAY, draws Md. Consolidated Lottery.
class 5O-75 Nos. and 10 ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of S8,OOO prize Of $1,000
5000 " 400
l,40O 200 81
Whole tickets S2t shares in proportion.
EGERTONS; EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
cor. South-st. and Exc ange p lace, cor. of
II CONNER ,e Pratt or cor. Gay & Pratt SIS
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Tax OF FoREIGN PAssENGERs. New ork,
Maryland, and probably other states, have eX-
ercsed the right of leyyng tax upon foreign
passengers, with the view of preventing crml-
mails and paupers from being transported to tins
country. This right has been dispute i'll New
YORK, and case is now pending before the
Supreme Court to test it. John Van Barren,
ESQ, Attorney General of New Y ork, appears
for the State, and the Hon. Daniel Webster
and other counsel, appear for the appellant
This 10 an important case; for, should the Su-
irene Court decide, that states have not the
right to levy a capitaton tax upon foreign
passengers, our ports will be thrown open en-
tireiy to the admission of all the inmates OF the
aims houses and pcniventaries of Europe-and,
indeed, such might as well be the case, as to
levy the contemplate sum now required by the
law Of Maryland. The question will probably
be decided IN few days, as Mr.. Van Buren,
has already addressed the Court, and Mr.,
Webster spoke upon it yesterday. If the
case he determined in favor Of the right, we
hope that the legislature of Maryland will in
cease the tax to such an amount as will be CT
toc,ual for the object in view.
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For sale by JOSEPH b, s-ANsBGRY. d.

NEW HATS vs.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.
Hessrs. Editors Of the Clipper:
W Many are the ills and vexatOns one is subject
To, who sports shocking bad hat. In oidcn times
it was conceded that "Ihe mind is the index of the
man., but now. in this of improre,n and great
di cernmeHt let The body he the lCnement for a mind
of the noheS attributes, of heart so good and
generous, how liable il the possFssor 10 b. cut, and
passed by unnGccd, if he be dcCk ed in the tran
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is now all and al to constitute the man. for
who is not aIWed by outward Appearances? Ave,
does not ''lhe learned pate ddck to the golden god"
in oheisance t. what Is on the head than in III
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recnguons, and honied congratulations, should
60 TO "kEEVlL'S," IS BALTIMuEE STREET, there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality to DER gloss
faults innumerablc, if such there he, the which,
'Like richest AlChymy,
VIII change 10 virtue and to wOrhness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. kEEYIL,
dl5.eotfr Ageniifor the Proprietor
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GF-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Nd. Console
dated Lottery, class No li9, for 1916:
81 10 SO IS 81 40 90 ! Is Ell 80 % al
8 and 81, being the lat and I'd drawn Nos each $50
g and 10, heing the 2d and 81 drawn Nos. each 40
10 and 50, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 30
50 and 6S, being tina 4th and 5th drawn Nos each 20
81 and 6S, being the 9TH and 6lh or 81 aud ~, be
ing the 9TH and 7th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 5
From the old established House OF
EMORY, No. . n. Cavertst
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DEnocR,rIc SENTINEL. The proprietors of
the Republican and Argus, have resumed the
publication of the "Democratc Sentinel" and
ii win be permanently continued 1t is to be
published weekly at the small price of : per
annum. Its title indicates It's political senti-
ments, and the democratic party may expect
that il will be conducted with the same spirit
which has characterized the Republican and
Argus. We wish our neighbors success in a
pecuniary view. They labor assduously and
deserve to be literally patronized.
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FENO LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS. Mrs.
A MCPHERSON, determined to sell off her re-
naming stock of Toys, will open 10 day lot of Fan
cy Foxes and Toys, for less than cost. at
nIO -
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TENARLEFON MUSLIN. Mrs. NICK ERSON
AL No. % N. Howard st, has just received ron,
view YORK, an assortment Of White and colucd Tar
Dresses d'e'
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plaint aud the first
STAGES or
CON ) u NJ T ON
''1here is sHeh thing as tai''' in thu history OF
this wondt rful BALSAM. Evidence the most con
vincing-evidence that one doubt, fully estab
fishes his fact.
MOUNT Holly, ~ j., Nov. |, lS45
sIr. SETH w. FowLE:-Drar Sir-Having used
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSaM OF WILD CHERRY,
with great benefit to myself cheerfuy comply with
your request to give my testimony in favor % it
Some tine since took cold, and il settled on my
lungs; was troubled for several weeks with very
bad cough, raised blood several times and had all the
alarming symptoms attending confirmed Consump-
ton. d.Sparcd Of recovery. After trying various
remedies in vain obtained bottle of your Balsam;
took three bottles, and 10 my ast0nishment en-
tirey cured. attribute my restoration TO heath TO
that medicine alone Al who are sick or afflicted
with Pulmonary affections would recommen nd them
to try Or. Wistars Bdlsam Immediately.
THOMAS f. KELLER.
For sale hy JOSEPH b. = -ANSBTEY as
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
n Compound Balsamic Pre- aration from Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar,
The best remedy known to the world for the cure
Of coughs, colds. asthma Group, bleeding Of
the lungs, who0pihg cough, brOn-
chts, influenza, shortnrss of
breath, pain a d weaknesSin
breast or side, liver com
plant, aud the first