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IRISH Music, Mr. Mooney,t the histrian of Ireland,
promises Ms delightful banquet of 'rish melody at
the saloon Of the Law Buildings, on Tuesday even
ing. The fame of Mr.. HOrHcastle, VINO performs on
the occasion, has travelled before him. Mr. Moneys
card is in another column.
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RESULT OF INTEMPERANCE. A young man
named Colsum, of Chester, Pa, who had been
on "spree," died in the cars on Sunday night
between Elkton and this city.
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New YORK CIRCus-Frort street. An entire change
orperormance announced for tonight at this popu
lar place of resort Mr.. w. Nichols, the celebrated
equestrian, will make his first appearance .efore
Baltimore audience. The excellent clown, hlr. Dan
Rice, will open his budget of fun, and introduce Q
buresque upon the Swiss Bell Ringers entitled Tht
Sturgeon Land Bell Ringers, or the Colored Wan
derers,n The house on Saturday evening was crowd
ed from pit to dome, and to secure good seat to night
an early attendance would be advisable.
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TIE Pea PATCH DISPUTE. The Pea Patch
Island controversy has been referred to Chief
Justice Taney.
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ErnGopIAN HARM0NIsTs. THIS exc lIent hand o
ssdarkies,n who made such decided hit on Thurs
day evening last have, by general request consented
TO defer tn ir departure for the South for few days
50 as 10 give all an opportunity of seeing and hearing
them, Thcy viii give three Of their inimitabe con
cers, commencing this evening, at the Saloon of tn,
Assembly Rooms, on which OCCASION they viii inuo-
duce several new songs, glecs, relrains, &c
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The ODD Fellows. On the first of Janu-
airy next, throughout the Union, simultaneous
ly, the Lodges and Encampments will COM
mence the new work of the Order as estab-
lished by the Grand Lodge of the United
States, at this city in September last
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Eg7- Many are the ills and veXltous one is subject
To, who spots shocking had hat. IN oipn times
il was conceded that 'hc mind is the index of The
d cerumeHt, let the body he the tenement for mind
of the uobIest Attributes, of heart ever so good and
generous, bow liable is the p0sscssor be- cut and
passed by unnotced if he be deCked in the trap
pings Of fashion, particularly n fashionable HAT! II
III fact, is all ana al to constitute the man for
who is not l!lurcd by outward appearances? AYR,
does not thG learned pate duck to the golden god,
moe in o3esancs u what is on the head Than in it?
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing rocngniiions, and hou-d congratulations should
20 10 ''KEEVii,'S,' - ES BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality to DER gloss
faults innumerab'e, if such there be, the which,
'Like richest Achymy,
VIII change to virtue and to worlhiness"
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEVIL,
Dig eottr Agen!tor the Proprietor.
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MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE. The le-
gisature of Maryland assemblies at Annapolis
to-day. Our correspondent is OH the spot, and
our readers will, therefore, be kept advised of
every thing of moment which may transpire.
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yNIHE IVORY CRUCIFIX will be exhibited
"a at MASONIC HALL, st. PauI's street, for Il
few days on'y. 1t i earnestly requested that those
who would visit do not delay till near the close.
t7- Admittance 25 cents-doy and Greniug Sea
son tickets 50 cents d39 IF
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CHEAP AND USEFUL READING FOR THE
"MILLION"
YEHHIS DAY RECEIVED BY
lp Mn ~

YEHEEIS BAY J2ECfIF Ed BY
p TAYLOR, WILDE s: co.
Jarvis Buildings, North-st.
Shakespeare, Nos. 70 and "A, price %
Illustrated Jew, No. g, %
Carlyle'S Cromwell vols. 81
Living Age, No. IS, l2i
BcCkw0Od'S Magazine for December, 81
The Illustrated New England Family Magazine
for Jan. 1916, 81 80 year; per No. 12a
Hewitt's Excelsior a handsome pictorial sheet, l2!
Aseanio, or Scuptol's Apprentice, 2j
The Ladys Book for January, is expected this
morning
The illustrated Magazine for January is now rea-
dy, containing ga pages of reading matter and
four beautiful engravnes, price 25
The United States Amanac, 25
Guide between Washington and Boston, %
No. II Pictorial World, 25
N4- Every new and cheap publication received as
soon as issued, and for sale wholesale and RETAIL at
TAYLOR, WILDE CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos. 4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings, Bait.
And at No. 3 ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
Penn Avenue, Washington City.
o. II. w. s. Co. are now Hing of their old stock
of English papers at reduced prices
London Punch, (old datesD 81
London Pictorials do. l2s
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RJOW'S THE TIME TO "RING IN"
~ for some of the Capital Prizes and the place is
at NJ DOY Capital Prize Depot, No. Ia Pratt st.
opposite the Railroad Depot, ana next TO Bradshaw's
United States Hotel, where more prizes have been
sold during the present Holidays than at any other
three offices in the city. Orders for tickle from
distance attended 10 with the utmost prOmptness,
and the drawings sent as soon as they Some
very handsome Christmas present was paid out at
this office during the last week, and ma, more
hand for this.
MONDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SIS, shares i'm
proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets $2s, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $1,000, tickets S. shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 1000, tickets $2a, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the "Thomas Thumb Lotlery' will
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, halves so cts
Iuartnro D Certificate OF pack tge will he is
sued as follows: package consisting of 25 whole
tickets for $l2, halves Sc, qrs. S. and eiahths SII.
ne II fortunes way, and you may make ''ten
STRIKE" or throw 1.-TWO skies and sGven''
liberal discount viii be pad to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers by
tn1 package, single ticket, or share, AL orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. LA Pt2ustreet,
1t FRI Opposite n. N q. 4. X. Uanot.
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no CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who W ish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; arc invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pele at his Old Established Store, Water Cd door
from Calvert. o2l
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Gy- MUFFS! MUFFsM MUFFs!! Just received
from New York, case of superior LUSTRED
LYNX MUFFS, eTtra size. Cheap for cash at
dl3-3w' TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnum's.
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SMALL Pox. This disease is gradually cx-
tending into the country. The Cecil Wing
says several cases have recently occurred in
that cOuntv.
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G3-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, never before introduced u Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by The best
w0rkmen; together with Gilt Box CORNfCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c. &C., for sale and made oder cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States e. s. FRYER,
Milf Ne. | North Gay street.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst by Rev. Mr., Nadal, ANDREW J.
FAIRBANKS TO Mis-. MARY L. DRAM, all of this city.
On the 23i inst by Rev. Mr.. Helm I, g. X. WAR
RES, ofPMIalcIphd, TO Miss MARGARET A. HOPKINS,
of this city.
On the Dist inst, by Rev. Mr., YntOn, JACOB Q. llA-
GER to Miss SUSAN pEIrCHAFD, all of this city.
On the lSlh inst. Rev. Thomas Monroe, RICHARD
IIUTHISs tn Miss ELIZABErH A, MATTHEWS, all OF
Baltimore co.
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A BRILLIANT SCHEfyE TODAY at the
IA Head Quarters of TUCKER * BRO, where
prizes distributed in the 'FSma Fry'' of Saur-
day last with Il hOumtifu hand
Capitals Sl2 900 so, OO0Tickets IS, shares in
proportion. During the Holidays we have been aid
Ing our patrons with the Zone thing needful - in
der TO enable them to enjoy the festivities Of the
son, and promise them under continuation of their
patronage, to enable them still better meet the ad
vent Of the New Year.
II. Il. TUCKER * BROTHER,
Right on the CornCr-IICad of Centre Market.
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GA fresh supply of Doctor ]. 5. ROSES ME-
DiCINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, SC, just
received, consisting OF Breathing Tuh.s Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyactc Syrup, Lnments, Tonic Pills, &C.,
with a treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS f. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and narket SITS,
r2i Nm Baltimore, I'D,
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MURDER IN BRooKLyN. About 9 O'Clock
on Christmas night, as worthy and industri-
Gus young man, named Patrick Burns, was re-
turning home from party, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
he was knocked down by gang of rowdies
and SO dreadfully beaten that he died in few
hours after being discovered lying on the pave
ment. No clue has been obtained Of the muir
derers. The deed has created great excitement.
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- II u,
On the ODD iasla>t, Mr.. HENRY BAKER, in the 45th
year Of his age.
On the 4lth inst JosEPH TAYLOR, infant son Of An
drew ID. and Mary i. Jones.
On the 26lh inst. Henry Cook, aged 81 years, SOL
der Of the Revolutionary
On the 2ita inst Capt HENRY " PHILLIPS in the
Slst year Of his age.
On the Dist inst. JANE Rose, wife OF Francis MOtta,
ia the 9Th year Of her age.
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almost OF dairy occurrence and render supc,ft0gs all
farther comment upon the efficacy IF WlSThi2S
BALSAM
PouGUNE.rslE, n Y, sep. Is, 1915.
Mr.. GErH w. FuWLE-D ar sir, The charaCisr Of
Wl-ar's Bal~am Of Wild Cherry Is 50 well establish
Ell throughout HE country ana especially IN the state
of New York, that any further testimony would seem
10 be unnecessary. Yet have derived 50 much ad-
vantage from it. that am htppy 10 cDmmnucat"
through yoa to the sick ana utl cIed, wha ii has done
for me, and consider II privilege aud duty TO do so
have uern uouh'ed with weaklungs foui years; had
a couch more or less every winter. | was COntined
to The house all last winter with cough PAIN
i'll The side and breast raised blood several llmcs.
consulted physician, but have never taken any med
cine which has done me so much good as Wistlrs
Rasdm of Wild Cherry. | consider It the best ul"di
cine in the world for colds, coughs, and pulmonary
complaints. WIN. Il. SWABHS.
5. w. Fowle date Smith * Fowel agent, No
I3S Washington street. For sale by
STABLER 4 CANDY, 800 w. Ptatt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, AZ r. Baltimore street.
Seth 5. Hance, Baltimore ard Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson corner Baltimore and HaneVer;sts; J. f.,
Perkins & Brother, Green and franklin streets:
Joseph B. Stanshury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and GreCn-sts.; George II Keer,
No. 1913 Baltimore street dl9 lw
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SS7 ERLKOS, BLANK Grs, Ei4ANNELS.
lEA CLDAKINGS, sc. Il. McEL3OWNEY &
co have ON hand aud offer for sale at the lowest
possible prices a large and well seec ted stock Of the
aboyc goods, with general assortment Dress Silks,
Mouselin de Laine Cashmere, Linen Goods, Vevets,
Curtain Goods, Domestic Goods, &c.
1863 Baltimore street.
100 Rctwr,n CalVeu and Light
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GT-THE LICENSE LANS-AfFENTiON MA
RIONS! As there will come up for consideration at
the next meeting of thn Marion Total Abstinence So
eirry the question of the rNpcdca.y of visiting An
nap0s in comm tee the whole, Tor the purpose OF
bearing up the band Of The Marion Legislative Com
mtice (NIessr5, MCrFS, Cleaner and Snndgra's,) II
Is hoped there VIII be uil rally OF the Mulons on
the orca>ioI The Meeting win take place IT Ma
ZION Hall, THIS EVENING, At : O'Clock, as usual
1t wi he oren TO thu public generally, who are coz
daily invited to attend 1t
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T3-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. Cons0H
dated Lottery, class No.5l, for 1915:
1913 20 45 u AZ 81 80 46 % So 40

3 and 40 being The Isl and I'd drawn Nos. each 500
3 and 90, being the 81 and Sd drawn Nos. each 10
20 and 80, being the 81 and 4rh drawn Nos caci &
81 and IS, being the 4h and 9Th; or 81 and AZ, be.
ing the SIN and 9th drawn Nos. each )
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 9
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " J.
1t EMORY, No. , N. Calvcrt-st.
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&z-C0HoNE2',' OF|iCE, no, 1875 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two door, Iorth Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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NEW YEARS WEEK.
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
ygNMh ETHIOPIAN HARmONIsTS, at
d. the request of a number of Ladies and Gentle
men who attended their Concert on Thursday night
last, will give THREE more Concerts, with Entire
Change of Programmes, commencing on
MONDAY, Dee. 29th,
TUESDAY, ice. Both, and
WEDNESDAY, Dec 3l.t
On which occasions they viii mtro 'uce variety OF
New and Original Elhi plan SONGS, REFRAINS
CHOEUSSES, DUETS, GLEES, &c.
....,,,,.-. Accompanied ytne
ACLORDEON!
CONGO TAMBOM
BANJO, and
ROME CASTINETTs.
4I3-Cards of admission % cents
{Gy-The Rooms will he open at half past Coon
cert will commence at 7O'clnck precisely.
&c Front seats reserved for the ladies'. d27 81
Rh0CToK sNVAYNM's
81 COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONS u NJ E'TEDN!
Coughs Colds, Asthma, BronChittis, Liver Complaint
Splitting Blood difficulty OF Breathing, pain IN
the side and Breast, papita,ion of The Heart
influenza. Group, Broken Constitutions
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases of the Throat, Breast
aud Lungs; the most eflectu-
al and speedy cure
known for any Ofthe
abovediscasesis
TIE GENUINE PNEpARATI0N.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
PHILADELPHIA, Zee. 9th, lsi5.
Or. SWAYNE: Dear Sill have been afflicted with
violent cough for years, atleided with tickling in
the throat, greatdeby, aud other diSa- cable syEp
toms, which had become quite alarming, aud threat
Gucd serious consequences. | made trial OF nearly
al the medicines Win Ii are recommended so ghiy
IN the papers, but received benefit whatever, and
hearing Of your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, reluctantly concluded to make Il trial of
H. aud in very short llnr cuCd me- entirely, that
have had no return Oft, but fec much stronger
since using yOur invaluable medicine, and you can
not say too much in its favor as there are many
persons suffering Is was, which by the Of your
Compound syrup of Wild Cherry might be perma,
ncntIy cured JAMES DIXON,
concrOr Trnh and Peal Streets
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUNDSYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY was the first preparation from that valuable
tree which was ever Introduced 10 the public, and
amp ptoof Is afforded ufrts success by the county
being hooded with "Balsams, - 'Candes'' and "Nix-
tIres' Of Wild Cherry, not one of which rs prepared
by regular physician, though they have assumed
the names of respectful physicians TO give currency
to their "Nnstr1ms" Aud there is an HImpOster'
who has come out within u few days, with a Com
pound syrup Of Wild emery, clHglng still closer 10
the Original name, that persons mig I be deceived il
they did not bear in mind the name of DR.. SWAYNE.
Therefore the public should he on their guard, and
n0thave a worthless mixture palmrd upon them for
the original and genuine preparation, which is Only
prepared by DR.. SWAYNE, N. W. corner Of Eighth
and Race sts., Philadelphia.
Baltimore .7gentS-i. p. Cook, No. 76 Baltimore ST..
Sabler Candy, Pratt street wharf; J. w. & r. w.
Davis No. 3lf Baltimore street.
District .agents-R. Farnham, Washington, ID. c.;
VIM. Stabler Bro, Alexandria. ID. O.; George M.
SOthor0n, Georgetown. d29-tAp6r
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GENT TO CONGRESS-. representative Of
TO Congress! What think you Of thai? And yet it is
true as preaching We sent whole ticket, com
bination 81 AZ "a, in package of whole tickets in
yesterdays lottery TO member of Congress, and that
same Congressman worth to-day S2i ,25U more than
he was yesterday. This mprovent mt IN his finances
is the result of making small investment at the ex
tensive and well known Lottery Agency of Emory
Co, No. 2 Calvert-st., Baltimore.
DRAWS TODAY,
A Perfect Beauty-l2 Ballots.
Capitals Sis ,00O Sl0,0OO, $4,000, 90 of $1,000.
Whole Tickets only s. 00--sbares in proportion.
Emory * Co. will sell on certificate
26 Whole tickets remarkably low, say S74 90
26 Half do do do 81 90
26 Quarter do do do Is so
26 Eighth do do do 25
Orders for tickets should e carefully directed to
the lucky and far famed house of
EMORY CO., 9 Calvert street,
1t Baltimore, Md,
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A Leland fcISS AN 81 BlJUUX GLOVES.
IA MRS. NICK GRSON has just received another
assortment of A!exanders aud Biioux Gloves. d27
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CoNNECrIcur Town ELECTioNs. OF l22
towns from which returns have been received
the Wings have carried 81 and the Democrats
40. In towns the Boards are equally divid-
ed. From . towns no accounts have been
received. AS compared with last year, there
is a nett Wing gain Of towns SO far as heard
from.
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I1g-THlRD WARD, An adjourned meeting Of
the Committee ~ aid tine poor in this wart Will take
place on TIllS EVENING. at 7o'ciock, at LOGAN
II VIII. corner Of Bank aud fond >ts., wh"a it l. re
qHcstcd that the Collecting Committees Win make
tIrir reports.
George FRESHMAN, Chairman.
JAMES 4, RaBp, Socrctlry. 1t
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CLEARED,

NV|'IT'NI' T7I'VI3''I' IN - T'"'''
PROM rug EXCHANGE ueAprvq-noov 81 oKs.
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n3- INSTANCES LIKE iHG FOLLOWING are
almost OF dairy occurrence and render supc.lu0Gs al
further comment upon the efficacy cf WlSThH'S
ID = 4
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THO'S g. CHA'S ELLIS.

'-P'ors VI DRY GOOD Hu rd ~ and G. "a lery.
$500. Ne i0s vsis s.~t
HASE now ia store their cntir. stock or Mao
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senfs IN n-ttt nts and thsi: A. t -.
tse pfres s~s-on Tbsy any vos. now 4. ,to,, =,
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H'i' W. SNAIL De abe 10 ohc
ENTIRELY DRY go0n-
SURPRISING in style variety and before ..bbd
fnse-Sns every facility for uponte hest ts,. ,,
~ our o"n 0 the various foreign dcsns IN b a.,
e trade OF Richmond, BY making interest Of oupy NJ,
70 purchase their supplies here shall them Ef,at In
w, have now on hand and win be regularly supplied with
compete az onment Of Virginia Cotton Goods, such as
heavy Baiersca 5hcs;inrs
~ Vifs mia Stout and Eunck sheetinr, nd sb,,l,y,
iogeher with nearly every other s
penge ourselves TO sell below the for the a y.
IN any Of the Northern Markets s-
Having partner residing In New We shall be
supplied with every VARSITY of goods Appearing an t ,
ks rendering our assortment large aud eops, a.
examination Of which respectfully solicited by yn1
city - '''' '''"nt
NH ~ KENT KENDAIJ A. .r,v anna
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
ROBERT MOTT.

=. noese, Sign Painter and Glazier.
ksa door % as Exsis.se Beat. Rsl-..x yyyr,,s.
AZ received fshsr supply Of rsist< ois coye asa o,s
v.rnshes with Painters brushes Bsnsru An 49,,
ssnt of French and Am~nesn winlow fru s.o q,
sofse inches all Of which he wot M On the
rsosi rsasonabe tet.a. " - NV
IA h's. sap,y NJ Soap fc4e Paint for ale low .s
Psrios paint for Tia shias;-d Rsaf. RN
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