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QG- WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, SC. The
"WHOOPlNG co Z GIL CORDL4L'' has been
proved III hundreds of cases in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy. if not the only one
ever discovered for WllUUPING COUGH La AsTH-
MA all structures of the Chest mot depending upon
niamination,l difficulty of brcathtg &c il is used
with great benefit aud prompt comfort, and when its
use is ptrsevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
eunstances induce me 10 state, that the GENUINE Ar
TICLE can only he obtained Of Dr. GIDEON B. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Rank, North street, Bal
thn0re. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4 LialU*
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POPULAR LECTURES. DIR. VIM. NJ. KEMP
will deliver the next lecture of the course, in
the English Lutheran Church, Lexington ST.,
this evening. Subject: "Physic and Physi-
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ENxCIIANGE HOTEL.

- : ENCHANUE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
ihe subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
ana the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
CpLEhAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
me Hotel is iecated convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL. ROAD DE-
fofS, and offers every inducenent for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style not
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Glass Hotel, he fatters him
self that every department of the establishment i'll
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with a call fd2 tf JOHN WEST.
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BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.

FEW half barrels and kegs remaining yet OH
IA hand, whcA we offlr very low to close sales
Those who are in want of ucTy superior Gft'ee VIII
please call early, shall receive no more this
G- Delivered tn any part of the city free OF
expense. G. II. REESE g. BROTHERS, q
Pratt street, near Hanover. AVID
ial i-4ts appnsite American Hotel
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Nil CLIO FtfS, DDOH WAIS, &c. / ,aye
" constantly on hand, select assortment of floor
and furniture OIL CLOTHS, enbfari. g all widths
and variety of patterns. Also, handsome patterns
of Oil Cloth, Table Covers, &c.
DOOR MATS of every description, and all sizes.
All for sale very cheap Call before purchasing else
where. JOHN G.. HOLLAND,
Upholstered, No. 4S Gay st,
jail Near the Shot Tower.
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ESERuVIAN GUANO. The balance of the
ID cargo of Peruvian Guano, we'd by the un
Gtrslsned per ship Orpheus from the Chincha Isa vds
for account of the Peruvian Guauo CompaDy is offer
sd at the following prices:
Undei one ton, s cents per H.
One to i've tons, 500 per ton of $40 lbs
Five to ten tons, SIS do. do. do
Over tn tons, so de- do do
QIS- This Cargo is warranted be pure and of the
best quality. For sale in bags (af about 100 lbs eacbI
IN small quantities., BY David c. Harris No 1856 BaIti,
more street in parcels Of one ton and upwards by
SAMUEL X. GEORGE, Agent tor the TO-,
jal-dtm No 2 German street
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a AIDES NOTICE TtiHs!
NEW CHEAP GOODS, AT

u AIDES NOTICE TIEHs!
IL NEW CHEAP GOODS, AT
% MARKET STREET, opposite Holiday.
/ lave received to- day fruin new York a new as
sortment of GOODS. which can offer at great bar.
gains. Cheap Linen Canhric Iidkis Kid Gloves; H.
iusions; Corses; Collars; Chenazetts; Falls; Wells;
Ribbons; Flow ers Skirts, made and unm ,de; Hair
Cloth Skirts for pares Ball Dresses TafIetons; Swiss
and Book Muslins; Worked Caps: new pattern Laccs,
&c. AS | anu determined upon doing business upon
the ctap pan Ladies may RELY upon getting bargains.
y. BftOADB
No. 80 Market street, opposite Holiday
90 have received. gentlenens Linen Cambria
Hdks; finest quality Kid Cloves black silk Cravats,
Sc inches, very superior; charen's Kid Gloves. IT.
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NRiGAT BARGAINS IN BLANK ETS.-
IA We have Oh hand a large assortment of 8, 8,
ii and ia Whitney Ribbon bound anu common
BLANKETS, to which we call the attention of pur-
chasers-tte season having far advanced we shall
sell them much cheaper than heretofore
Also, rs pieces IRISH LINENS, of Barkcs Rich
ards1n's and others approved manufacturers ranging
in price from % cents to 81 per yard
bales No, J, 9, s, BURLAPS. For sale cheap.
REALE ii. RICHARDSON y co,
Remember the No. 223 Baltimore street,
jail AR Third door below Charles-st,
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JEVELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
THEAPGR THAN EVER. have Iarsa
" assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and
spectaeles; Gold Chains; Fancy Work Boxes; the
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which win
sell low.
Clocks, Watches and Jcwclry made and repaired
and warranted Old Gold and Silver wanted. which
will give the full value fof.
w. d. ELTONHE tn
No l52 Baltimore street, between North
osi-u aRd Calvert streets,
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HAiXOa'S SPLESDID NEW STYLE
~ BRITANNIA WARE. Just received Rer pac-
ket snip Ashhurtan, via New York, Il most splendid
assortment of Dixon & Sons English BRITANNIA
WAKE, In sets of six pieces; also Dixons Coffee
Pots, separate Golf c inns, &c. SC.
IN the above are embraced great variety of pat
terms, including all the late st Styles which are the
most splendid ever imported into this Country. We
invite Housekeepers and others to calf at our FUR
NtSHtNG WAREHOUSE and examine manv hand
some and useful articles in our line.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
IL Baltimore street,
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FESIEG .UHsCHIB HAS IN SE04E
ii and is constantly receiving direct from the man
utacurefs--
Lasting, Brucade, Twist and Satin Buttons
Mohar, Alpine and Forcmtine do
Gilt, Press ID Horn, Bone and Pearl do
Silvared and Japa hned tlo0ks and Eyes.
Shell aad Horn side Combs
do do Twist do
Horn Dressing do
Bonnet Wire Silk Wire, Straw Gmps.
Hair Edsings, Cotton Cords, Collars, Bos0ms.
Double BuckIaln Book Musins
Crown Innings, Artificial Flowers.
Pa IN Leaf Hats, Bouncts, &c. &c.
AL of which will be sold at manufacturers prices,
by ID. Il. THORNTON,
Jl3 Agent for Manufacturers, No. "a German st,
pNRECTION MATCHES, D0nncIl's FEiC-
4 TON MATCHES, the cheapest article in die
market--for salG, at manu!actu ers prices, by
FRED'D FlCktf SONS,
ia9 no. 800 Baltimore street.
SNTH tTSa AND FANCY GOnOR'D kid
w GLOVES-Some of the best to be had in this
any other market. For sale at j. NJ HAIG'S
Fringe Factory, III Baltimore street,
ia7 fri 4 doarS above South.
HtO-PA i6NS e.isSaEir. FKED'K FiCKEY
q has this day associated with him his sons, AN
DREW j. FiCKEY end FREDK FlCKEY, Jr., and
will continue the business G future under the naHe OF
ja2tf FREDK fiCKEY SONS.
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HNGEKFoNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
u, ~ winding up the week. Keeping up the fire.
we mentioned Oh Wednesday the singular fact of our
having sold pae kage with three capital prizes in it,
we nave now to record another one containing two
handsome prizes, which was sold to customer in
Anne Arundel Co: enc TO comb 0 10 Sc. a prize of
$1,000; comb. % 81, prize of $40 both sold
in package Mo- 1909 of whole tickets, thus netting
him tue handsome sum of Ss93 for outlay of only
S.9,5
Draws TO DAY, Md Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No 6-75 Nos l2 ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize Of Sl0,ObO prize of $4,000
s 10 900 i3sT
I" 1850 10 &c 1900 Sc
Tickets S5.0O-sharcs in proportion.
Drawn Nos. Md Lottery, class q are
20 40 - 66 "A 81 Az So 6 81 4
On saturday the famous ss;maIl Fry''-tickets ST.
Capita $1,000. a full package for 1888. Send your
orders Early.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERIONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South and Exchange Place; or,
IL Corner Commerce Pratt
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NEW YoRk, JANUARY 10, ,ls45.
FROM EUROPE.

The packet-ship Rochester has arrived at New
York, bringing London papers to the evening of the
9th ultmo, and Paris papers to the 3d-being two
days later than before received.
The royal mail ship Cambria, Capt JupKINs, was
to leave Liverpool the 4h instant on her first trip to Hall
fax and Boston.
In the absence of domestic intelligence of special interest,"
the London journals filled with extracts from India papers,
brought by the overland India mail despatched from Bombay
on the LIST OF November The only place in which any dis
turbance of the general tranquility exists Kolapore
where the Rajah being minor, the Government has been
administered by various agents. who by Of desposm and
oppression, drove the people into resistance The Raah being
allowed by the treaties to maintain 1000 men, his forces
sent into the provinces put down the rebellion The in
sugen routed them and then retired into the mountain
foresses One of them, samunghur, taken by storm
ON the 18th of October and portion of the garrison who
sisted put the sword by the British troops that were
invited to aid the Raahs agents in suppessng the nsurec
tion The loss of the insurgents in killed stated at between
five and SIX hundred men, with many prisoners The
on the side of the British very slight Two English Off
GERS, Lieuts Irvine and Shakespeare, were killed. and one
Capt Silver died from cholera during the operations There
were still six other forts to he subdued.
The Paris papers present little that is Of interest Tn,
marriage of the Duke dAuaaLr with his cousin the Princes
MARIK CAROLINE or SArERSo daughter Of the Prince q
Saemo uncle Of the King of Naples and brother of the
Queen of the French took place at Nspes the 25h
November The Courier Francois that large
number Of knights Of the Legion Of Honor are to be dubbed
on New Years Day. and the sse adds that at least eight
new Peers about TO be created including NJ Victor Hugo
Baron de Bouqueney and the Dukes de Vaency and de
Pmslin.
Intelligence from MADRID to the 26th November confirms
the accounts OF the execution of BENTo ZURBASo son Of
the revoted General and also of his uncle JuaS MAaTIsrz
both OF whom were shot at Logroo together with then two
servants Their execution the proof Of their en-
ty and without even the semblance of trial. seems to have
greatly shocked public opinion in France OF Zurbano no
authentic tdngs bad yet reached Madrid Some said that
ne had died. others that he was concealed the hanks of the
Ebro or that ne had found his way to Portugal There are
orysx more of the insurgents in the prisons of Logono
and the orders Of the Government that they should all be
shot, report prevalent in Madrid that General PAM
had been rescued BY party of cavalry his way Cadz
to be transported for imprisonment in Cuba
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YORK. JANuARy l6. 1915.

NEW 4 DIRK, JANUARY 10, 1910.
The stock market rallied to-day, and there was
considerable advance in all varieties. II would be
difficult to assign cause for the improvement.
Morris Canal rose four and half per cent. Cam
ton two and half; and Norwich and Worcester
three. These are extraordinary fluctuations upward
The Democracy" of this city are confessedly
in trouble. The Texas question is bone of con-
tention which has given rise to exasperated feel
ings that cannot be restrained card in the PIE
beiaa OF to-day informs us that the Grand Sachem
and the Council of Sachems of the Tammany So
ciety" have refused to grant the use Of Tammany
Hall to the Democratic Republican electors hold meeting
in favor OF immediate annexation the 9TH inst The
Democratic Republican electors have concluded therefore,
join the meeting for that object which advertised take
place the 24th All these little divisions in the party are
but prelude to the grand scramble for the spos which
to off, The camorers for immediate annexation
solved draw the lines between themselves and the gentle
men who entertain views similar TO those gently whispered
the famous secret circular of the danter portion Of the Lo
cofoco party in this city and State II is plain that have
the end Of the chickering's which these differences
have given rise.
Our Legislature will Saturday go into the election Of
United States Senators to supply the places made by
the resignation Of Messrs WnIsHT and TALLMADeE II has
been confidently stated that the present pro poe can
dates will be elected but this is questionable.
The steamer Princeton has been compelled delay its de-
parure few days consequence Of injury propeller
caused by coming in contact with of the large stakes tho
North River fixed there stretch shad The Prince
undergoing repairs the Navy Yard and taking in coal
The injury sustained is not serious.
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THE CHEROKEE DIFFICULTIES.

The Cherokee Advocate of the 26th ultmo in
forms us that the United States Commissioners to
inquire into certain complaints of grievances in the
formation and administration of the Cherokee Co
vernment were assiduousy engaged in prosecuting
the business committed to their charge, and having
completed their investigations at Fort Gibson were
daily expected to arrive in Tahequah, there to re-
new them.
The Commissioners are Gen. ROGER JONES, Col.
RICHARD B. MASON, and PIERCE NJ BUTLER. Their
first Council was convened on the 4th ultmo, at the
mouth of the Illinois river, some thirty-6ve miles
southwest of Tahlequah, where a number of the
people had assembled. The business was commenc-
ed by brief address to the people from General
JONES, on behalf of the Commissioners, who for
mally announced their appointment, the nature and
objects Of their duties, and their desire to act with
mpartiaty-advising his hearers at the same time
patiently TO await the result of the investigation,
and exhorting them to peace and mindfuness that
they were brethren of one race, all alike response
bic to the Great Spirit for their Deeds &c. The
complaints Of the Old Settlers" were then first
attended TO, and adjourned meetings were subse-
qnently held at the 81 Old Agency and at g Fort
Gibson" where the registering of names and other
objects of the commission were further prosecuted
The :. Old Settlers" and ssTreaty Party" whose
complaints gave rise to the mission, had each a
committee of twenty-four to represent them. The
Committee on the part of the Nation, before the
investigation was begun, laid in protest against
the execution of the commission. This was done
| /. (says the Advocate) not because they fear the
most searching scrutiny, but because. among other
/ reasons, the power assumed by the President OF
|. the United States in instituting the commission
exhibits new feature in the policy heretofore
pursued towards the Indians, and infrnges upon
right which has always been secured to them, and
which the Cherokees ever have and ever will cling
to with watchful and undying devotion-the right
Of eIf.gopeyyl9nenf"
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THE TREATY WITH CHINA.


We had supposed that we should have been able
to lay before our readers to-day copy of the
Treaty with China, just ratified by the Senate. We
lind, however, upon inquiry, that the question OF
publicity as to that instrument rests with the Presi-
dent, to whom it has been, as treaties always are,
returned by the Senate in the same confidence
in which it was communicated. The injunction OF
secresy has, however, been removed by the Senate
from the proceedings upon the Treaty, and, subject
to the discretion Of the Committee on Foreign Rea-
tions from such parts Of the papers communicated
with the Treaty as it may not be deemed inexpe.
dent to publish. The papers thus allowed to be
made public we hope to lay before our readers al
an early day. For the present, we are only ena
bled to furnish the vote upon the ratification of the
Treaty as follows:
Tofe of the Senate on the Resolution for the RIA
tifcafion Of the Treaty Of ia. Ising Empire
China January l6, ls45.
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Ashley, Atchson, Ather
ton, Barrow Bates, Bayard, Benien, Breese Buchanan
Choate, Clayton, Coquu, Crttenden, Dayton Dickinson
Evans Fairfield, Francis, Hannegan, Henderson, Huger
Janagin Johnson, Mangum, Merrck, Miller, Morehead
Niles, Pearce, Phelps Porter Ryes, Sewer, Simmons Sur
geon Tappan, Upham Walker, Woodbridge, and Wood
bury--42.
NAYS-NOne
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UNITED STATES SENATORS.

The Hon. JOHN M. CLAYTON was on Tuesday
last elected Senator Of the United States for the
State Of DELAWARE, to serve for six years from the
3D. day of March next.
The Hon. REvERDy JOHNSON was on Thursday
last elected Senator Of the United States for the
State Of MARYLAND, for the term of six years from
the Sd day Of March next.
And the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER has been elect
ed Senator of the United States for the State Of
Massachusetts, for the term of six years from the
Sd day Of March next The vote for Mr.. WEB
sTER in the House Of Representatives of his State
was 1876, against "a for Mr.. MORTON, and two scat
tering-a choice in which the Senate unanimously
concurred.
All of these gentlemen, as our readers know, are
among the most distinguished members of the
Wing party.
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NO SENATOR FROM INDIANA.

The Senate of Indiana have consummated the
outrage so shamelully begun. Resolutions provid-
ing for an election of Senator were Indefinitely post
poned on Thursday week, in the Senate of that
State, by the casting vote Of JESSE d. BRIoHT, Lieu
tenant Governor Of the State and President of the
Senate The Constitution of the State has thus
been set at naught and the will of the people tram
pied in the dust at the behest of reckless partisan
spirit. The Wing majority on joint ballot in the
Legislature of Indiana is eight or ten. Upon this
Legislature devoved the duty of electing Senator !;
but factious Senate, determined to prevent the
election of Uhig Senator, has resisted every APP
peal and made mockery Of the solemnity of an
oath. Under ordinary circumstances, such move
ment could not fail to the deepest indignation
throughout the State; but when we recollect that
the Locofoco party of Indiana have secured one Sc
nator by freachery-by seducing from his duty a
Wing member-we cannot but be shocked at the
hardihood Of the present movement.
Ohio STATE Journal
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,
MURDKR-A young man named Paul Roux, ascertained,
by papers found his possession be hardware merchant
of Macon, Georgia, arrived in this city from Philadelphia
Saturday night and put up the house of Thomas Noand
keeper Of small tavern in South Charles street On Mon
day night he found dead in his bed with his throat cut
from ear and his skull broken with axe which had
been thrown under the bed after the commission of the deed
The murderer is supposed TO be young named Henry
McCurry, who roomed with the deceased Sunday night
and e for Philadelphia Monday night about half hour
before the murder discovered Officers have gone pur
suit Of him. The deceased member Of the Odd Fell
lows Society," and his remains have been taken charge Of by
the odd Fellows of this city, by whom they will be Inferred
American
We were informed through Professor MoRsEs Telegraph
yesterday evening that Officer RperLr Of Baltimore, who
in pursuit Of McCuy succeeded in ovcrtakng him at
New York. where he arrested Thursday morning and
duly committed prison await the requson Of the Cover
Of Maryland McCuny had shipped board vessel
which prepared sail for England the day of his dis
covey In his possession found the gold watch Of Mr.
Roux well his purse and other articles which
identified by personal friend Of the deceased.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Garrick arrived at New York
on Wednesday, having left Liverpool on the 18th
of December, which is six days later than the
dates Of the previous arrival.
Letters from Gibraltar of the 3Oth November saw that or
the 18th the United States gaie Cumberland accompanied
by the corvettes Fairfield and Plymouth arrived in the ba,
from Mahon The Fairfield cleared out Lisbon is the DIES
tination Of the Cumberland and Plymouth
The Bishop OF Exeters letter the clergy of his diocese
Is creating great excitement "Reminiscences are pouring
from nearly every parish and several distinguished Church
men have expressed their conviction that firm stand mus
be made against the Romsh tendency in the establish
ment
Murders and midnight assassnatons appear increase in
Ireland On the 9th ultmo the house of man named Powell
attacked by four armed ruians Powell defended the
entrance, armed with pchfok gun was leveled at him
through the window but his daughter placed pillow against
the window, which received the contents of the piece The
report attracted assistance and the men decamped similar
attack made upon the house Of widow She despatch
ed her son for assistance he shot but escaped An
Irish weekly paper contains the of no ess than
similar ourages On the 9th ultmo the regular meeting
o. The Repeal Association, Mr. OConne bitterly denounced
LOUIS fhihppe as tyrant and usurper.
FRANCE.
Inc rams papers Of the 10Th are wholly devoid of interest
ne new oan was adudged to Mcssrs Rothschld Dider q
oauoon ny e representatives. of the Receiver General,
ne very gh ra'e o. s4f 75c letter from Tahiti Of June
"a states ha nenceforward the Chiefs Of Waiss and the
Gambler Islands and the Island Of Fonana are under The nro
tecorate OF france and Government has ordered vessel r.
these new acquisitions to notify that they will be forthwith
occupied.
SPAIN
The accounts from Madrid Of the ID uimo (,eper,
Prim had arrived at Carolina In the sitting Of the bahe,
he was
bill, and was expected that il would be terminated n M
next sitting The article concerning the power Of the oye
reign to contract marriage, modified by the Government,
proposition and with the clause added by the committee in
tended TO exclude the possibility Of Carst alliance was car
red IN the Congress by 100 votes against 81 The article
which attributed the Regency to the relative Of the
Sovereign was also carried by large majority.
The failure Of Martin Zubanos attempt raise the stand
ard Of insuecon considered important as indicating
consolidation Of power for time in the hands Of those who
now hold It, Zurbano had not yet been discovered Ac-
counts rom the frontier report the summary execution Of his
third SON. together with other dsaficcicd persons