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METHODISM AND SlAvERY--Whh other
lVl matters in controversy between the North and
South being Review Of the Manifesto ofihe major
ity in reply the Protest of The minority Of the late
General Conference OF the Methodist E. Church, in
the case ofBishop Andrew; by H. B. Basco,n, DID
A few copies Of the above work left for sale al the
Drug Store Of. (miy29) n. l.. WATKINS & co.
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W corner Water and 81 Francis sire

noCToR SWANS RHEUMATIC PAIN
y EXTRACTOR AND TONIC LiNIMENT
The sSbscribers have received and have in store
supply Of the justly celebrated LinmeDt which they
have the fullest confidence ia Offering 10 The public
as being the best local application exIanI. A popu-
lac western Physician who uses il largely in his
practice, writes Of II as foilows-"In all cutaneons
or muscular affections, truises, scalds, coniusions.
indoent sores, fungous eruptions, Ms well as in ali
inaamations, organic Of spasmodic, have found this
Lininent superior to all other preparaions and in
recent spraios bruises consider il ape cifc.-
Price 80 ccais per bottle. For ssle only hy
iny6 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
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INSURANCE. OFFICES.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
M MOBILE--Cash Capital $25O,0O OFFICE
a ST. PRANcIs STREET--Insure against Loss
OF Damage by FIRE and against the Hazards Of
Marine and Rpa Nauigation. ~s,t
A CASH CoMMIssIoN OF TEMPE CENT will
be allowed on all premiums paid into the Office, thus
giving customers the advantage Of the MUTUAL
RLAs without risk. II. BARNEY, President.
J.J. Van Wanroy, Hindman Barney,
C. Gsscoigne, John b. Tonlmin,
Wa Jones, jr. Joseph E. Sheffield,
George Marin, Sanford Coley, r,.
Alexander Pope, 2. X. Carlisle, ..i-
James Mcdonnell, W. H. Pratt. =. e.
myl l8Otf THOMAS w. Mccoy, Sec'y.
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NOFpEE-50Hb bags superior Rio Coffee; 90 Dc
~ Java do, II Store Asd Tor sale BY
jel7 BEERS { SMITH.
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IN dictionary Tale Of the Cooked Hat Gentry Of
the Old Dominion; by the author Of "The Cavaliers
ofVmgna, p etc. HARLEsY AEcEY has the plea
sure of informing the Southern public that he will
issue from his Press in West Wetumpka, Ala, IN "A
few weeks, the above named Novel, by distin-
guished author residing in the State OF Georgia.
The Knights of the Horseshoe will be issued in
pamphlet form, vols. 1875 pages, or more, EACH
Price rs cents per single copy-9 copies for $50
copies for $40.
Letters by mail, post paid, enclosing the money,
will receive prompt attention. Address
iy22 CHARLES YANCEY, Weiunpka, Ala
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A FRESH SUPPLY ofDruss, Medicines, PERTH.
IA merry, Oils, Paints, Glass. etc., receiving per
brig Alabama from New York and for sale by r'
'e ~ S HAVILAND, CLARK g. CO., %.
aen,la As and AT Water streets
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Reported for the American Republican.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE,
ANNAPnIIs- EER.

ANNAPOLIS, FEB. is, 1916.
The Speaker of the House is detained for
awhile from the Seat of Government. The
House accordingly proceeded to the election of
Speaker pro tenn. Mr.. Potter and Mr. Xii,
gour were put in nomination, and the former
was elected. MIR. P, in appropriate remarks,
thanked the House for the honor conferred up
on him, and assumed the duties of the Chair.
MIR. Calvert presented petition from cit-
zens OF Hartford, relative to losses sustained by
persons living along the several Railroad lines
in this State.
MIR. Williams presented petition from Wa
shington Sprigg, of Baltimore, for the closing of
certain alley.
Mr. Buckley presented a petition from cit-
zens OF Frederick for I new election district in
said county.
Mr. Ford from citizens of ST. Mary's co.
for the sale of the County JAIL and from citi-
zens OF same county, against the same.
MIR. Sprigg presented the petition of citizens
OF I. u. Go. praying law to prohibit free me-
gro carpenters from exercising their trade in
that county.
Mr.. Gallagher obtained leave to report bill
to allow L. A. Taylor, OF Bait, to bring certain
slaves into this State. Which was reported and
referred.
MIR. Stewart obtained leave to report a sup
plement TO the act changing the commencement
of the March term of Howard District Court
Which was referred and passed.
Mr.. Bser obtained leave to report bill to
authorize Patrick O'Neal of Fred'k CO. to CON-
plete his collections.
Mr.. Stewart obtained leave to report a bill
relating to the Inspection of Lumber in Anna
polls. Also to report bill to allow Jas. Nor
ris and Milton Welsh, of A. A. CO. to complete
their collections.
Mr.. Muse obtained leave to report a bill re-
lative to the payment of license money on bill
lard tables, so far as Dorchester CO. is concern
ed
A bill was reported by MIR. Bser for the in
corporation Of company to make a turnpike
road between Emmittsburg and Fredericktown
Which was passed,
A bill was reported by MIR. Gallagher incor-
porating the Mutual Insurance Co.
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FEBRUARY 10, 1915.

Nlr. Gallagher also reported layorably upon
Senate bill, incorporating the Baltimore and
Cuba Smelling and Mining Go.
bill was reported by MIR. MorselI from the
committee on inspections for the appointment
Of wheat Inspector in Baltimore. Also a
bill relating to the inspection Of lumber at An
napolis.
Mr. Graves reported bill repeating the tax
on ground rents.
a bill reported by Mr.. Philips, for the con-
structon Of bridge over Barren Creek in So
mnrsett 60. was passed.
The House passed to the consideration Of
the Canal bill; Mr.. Ware concluded his speech
against the bill, and was followed by Mr..
Clarke in favor Of it. Mr.. johnson, of Fred
cuck, then followed, making few remarks in
reply TO objections urged against ihc compile
ton of the work by Mr.. Archer and Others,
principally in relation to the experience of the
Reading railroad and the S'chuylkili caual
Having concluded, Mr.. moved that the
committee rise and report the bill 10 the House,
which was agreed TO- and the House adjourn
cd
In SENATE. A bill supplemental to an act
tocontinue the charters Of the several banks in
Baltimore, was passed
They this day received nominations from the
Governor for certain military appointments,
and also of commissioners to take acknow-
Judgements Of deeds out Of the State The
nominations have not as vet been ucLcd upon,
however.
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE

* ID
~ CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR, JOHNSTON
Of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
Iwo Doors from baltimore street, where may be OBJ
aimed the speedy remedy for GonorrhTa elects
'lrrArcs, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins al
LcGunS OF the Kidneys, and every other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
HOW terrific is even the contemplation of the rava-
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SINFUL pHyscIhn or from ignorant and Improper treat
hrt, The constitutional symptoms make thcirHppcar-
Nict-ulc throat becomes ulcuratCd, The nose dist as
rd, nocturnal pans IN the head and limbs, dimncss of
>g"t' deafness, the bones affected. klutchCs the
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'uI I'pidiy I'LL al last tie palate Of the mouth is dis
t"i'u' ulr u"neS OF The nose decay and fall in; the
victim OF this hnrrd disease hcconr al nbe ct e. t pitv
UNA the last scene al the drama winds uu and death
drops me curtain by hurline the unhappy patient to
an uHtmcty tomb.
TAKE PAETICuLAR NOTICE.
those whose constitutions hayI been injured hv a
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perfect health by app!Ing 10 In Johnson, either per
Sonaiy or by letter. hr. j. has >r,n casts that were
,nlicient to appaI the heart aud harrow up the soul
q" an VII" were moi used to the obscrl alton of such
terrible sights.
should This meet Tie eye of any who are SUFFERING
rom the above affection, let them ily immediately 10
d. johnston who stands ready TO relieve tErn,; and
rom ms extensive pactc" III he first Hospitals OF
Europe and Al, erica he guarantee a needy cure no
matter how bad the case may he.
II Is proper here 10 observe that Lr. JOHNSTON Is
Iol al present engaged IN the practice OF medicine
cease OF a relative. allcu hrirto fotluae-bm limo,
an ardent desire To benefit his suffering I. low crca
tues, to pour like the good Samaritan oil irIn their
wounds aud particularly 10 relieve those who suffer
lTon u disease for which the world lee, no uiIy 49,.
hguH II must he remembered that the object oC Dr.
johnston III offering his services for lie relief of the
mISaslrs Of mankind. is nor through prcuuarr ncccs
less the Patient is cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. such rs
Tor squirting, Cataract, ct. Also those Tor Dciorm,v
of the Limb, such as Club Foot &c, prrfornrd ON
the Poor tree of ChGJVC.
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FIRST BRANCH.

communication was received from the
mayor, enclosing Il petition from Professor S.
+. Morse, Tor permission to continue the posts
erected within the limits of the city, used i0r
the purpose OF the Magnetic Telegraph, and
the privilege Of erecting snch others as may be
reqdlred-Jn no instance TO interfere with the
right OF way other than ordinary lamp posts at
present do. The petition was read.
Mr.. Walsh, bT leave, submitted resolution,
giving assent OF the city to the prayer Of Prof.
Morse; which was adopted.
Mr. Purvlancc reported bill to change the
name of Apple alley, Fcll's Point, to that oil
White Hall street. Laid on tie table.
communication was received from the
city commissioners, in obedience to order, rCla-
tive to various matters, among which was a
statement showing the expense Of cleaning the
streets i'll the Third District, since the forfeiture
OF tho contract to do that duty, stating that Ia
borcrs were paid per day, carriers Sl.7j, and
| Mr. krager Sl.2j as superintendent.
| hif. Walsh submitted resolution directing
the Joint committee Oh ways and means TO in
| quire into the practcabllity Of devisng some ef
tcctual system OF ensurng fair valuation OF al
| property in the city liable to assessment; and
also, whether a publication of all assessment
may not be advantageous. Adopted.
Mr.. Hudson, from the committee, reported
favorably upon the petition of an extension 0
the wharf at the foot Of Hughes st. Read.
Mr. Dallam submitted a resolution calling
for an estimate Of the contemplated extension
Of Lexington market. Adopted.
Mr.. Harker called up a bill providing for the
appointment ofslx additional police officers, to
act as minute men, under the High Constable;
requiring all police officers and night watch to
wear uniform hat or cap, when on duty; and
for other purposes. Passed.
Also, a bill providing for the appointment Of
wcigher of coal. Passed. Adjourned
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"ALLEBASPS MEDICINES ),

FENlE above Medicines having been thoroughly
Il tested, and become highly popular Throughout
the greater part of our own, and 10 considerable ex-
tent III other countries, offered to the citi-
Gems of Baltimore, with entire confidence and the
proprietor solicits for them trial. for which purpose
each agent is furnished with an extra supply. TO dc-
commodGte all, large number of agents have been
enlisted, and furnished with chest, containing
"THE BLACK, COR ALLEBASTS SALVE,"
"ALLEBASI'S HEALTH PILLS."
"AbLEBASI'S TOOTH-ACHE DROPS"
"ALLEBASl'S POOR MANS PLASTER"
"ALLEBASI'S INDIA RUBBER BACK PLASTER
Each agent is also furnished with pamphlets 70,
general distribution, setting forth the of the Med
cines, and containing testimonials from highly re-.
spectcd individuals to their value.
They are prepared by Lyman w. Gilbert, of New
YORK, proprietor; and for sale by
ROBERTS Il ATKINSON.
General wholesale and retail agents,
Misty Corner Baltimore aud Hanover stS
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PAINFUL RuMoR. The Captain of the
barque Hecla, at New York, states that re-
port was prevalent at Curacao at the time the
Hecla sailed, that schooner belonging to that
port, trading on the Spanish Main, had been
boarded by some Indians, and all hands muir
dcred.
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ST. khn REWARD. Ran away from the
w YEEg suhscrher- IiyinG nra. II.... NJ

ST. An REWARD. Ran away from the
- wv subscriber, living near Upper Mari
borough, Prince Georges county, Maryland, on the
18th Instant, negro boy HENSON JOHNSON, about
hve feet seven inches high, light copper color, his face
little pitted from being poisoned; the under pant of
one of his great toes is cut of; eighteen years of
age; his clothes, when he left home, consisted of a
may change them, as he has other clothing. 1t is pro
bable he may be in Washington or Georgetown, where
he is very well acquainted. | will give twenty five
dollars II taken III this county, fifty in the District of
Columbia or the adjoining countless and one hundred
dollars If taken in any other State. In either case he
must he secured, so that may get him again
fcJtf WILLIAM l. KERRY
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ITEMS OF News Abbot Lawrence, of Bos-
ton, has subscribed $1,000 for the erection of an
improved sailors boarding house.--The Bal
more Fire Insurance Company has declared Il
seml-annual dividend of ) per cent FER cent
to the stockholders and one TO the contingent
tuhd.-A house in Otis Place, Boston. was
robbed OF $4,000 worth of property on Sutur-
day nlght.--Jacob Hart, fugitive from Ma
ryIand, has been arrested in PHILADELPHIA ON
charge Of robbing his employer, Mr.. Lewis
1.-The office Of Flour Inspector Of n. York.
is said to be worth $4,000 per annum; the In
spcctcr OF Pot and Pearl Ashes S2OOOO.-
Inc dwelling of W. Watson. near Cen,reviIlc,
in this State, with all ITS contents, was dcstroY-
cd Ivy fire on Thursdav-A Tcmucranre
Convention is to be held at Chostestown. Nd.
on Saturday next, to petition the Legislature
to amend the license law.--Mr. Polk is said
to be temperance man.-Robert r. Wood
wing, has been elected to the Virginia Senate
in place of Mr.. Campbell, wing, deceased -
1t is estimated that there are now lO.113 housre
in Cincinnati, and that a very large number
will be erected during the present yoqr-A
letter addressed ''to the ugcst girl in Read
ing" has been received at the post office at that
place, and tho postmaster is at Il loss to find an
owner Tor it-Bishop James, of the NJ E.
Church, has returned TO New York from the
Conference in TcNas.--A bill appropriating
the States portion of the land fund TO COM
mon school purposes, has passed the n York
Senate.--The Odd Fellows Of New York
paid 1924 last year to distressed members
and their iamilics.--President Tyler has dis
continued his sorccs at the White House.
Tom Flynn is about to convert the National
Hall, New York, into lhcotrc.--Thc fare
over the Washington railroad after the 9TH of
June, will only be 81 50,--They have green
peas in market at Mobile.
FRoM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Dates from
the Sandwich Islands have been received as
late as the cath of September
On the 23d Jolly last, the chiefs of Raitea.
Hoshinc and Baybora rendered to Lord George
Paulct the cession of their Islands, for his Gov
eminent, that they might be protected from
the French. Lord George declined accepting
the ccssion, on the ground that the French
claimed the leeward islands, lis we'll as the
others Of the Society group, as being under
their authority PolyncSian.
The merchants will be interested TO know
that the government, in order to meet the ext
gcncies of the treasury, intend raising the I'M
port duties from their present rate TO five per
cent. ad valorem.-Ib
.Narai. The u. S. Frigate Savannah, Com.
Armstrong, was at Hide, Sandwich Islands,
22d September last II. &. NJ ship Caryslort,
Lord George Paulet, was also there at the
same date.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. Thomas Martin re-
siding near Jefferson city, Mo-. was thrown
from his horse few days ago and killed.
RETIRED. Thomas Bowling, ESQ, editor
Of the Terre Ilaute, Ind, Express, has retired
from editorial life, and is succeeded by d. S.
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FIRE AT BROOKLYN. A frame building own
ed by Mr.. Patchum, the blacksmith shop OF
j. Wardell, and four frame houses owned by
David Ellston, in Columbia-st, at Brooklyn,
N. Y, were consumed by fire on Sunday.
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For lieutenant colonel Of artillery, one
hundred and fifty dollars.
For a major OF artillery, one hundred and
twenty five dollars.
For captain Of artillery, ninoty-fvc dollars.
For first lieutenant Of artillery, seventy
dollars.
For second lieutenant Of artillery, sixty
dollars.
For officers OF the infantry and rifle regi-
ments, the same monthly pay as officers of the
same grade in the regiments Of artillery.
SEC. Q, And be it further enacted, That the
foregoing enumerated officers and cadets shall
be entitled to receive one ration per day in kind,
OF money in lieu thereof, at the rate Olive dot
lars per month.
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BosToN ELECTION. The eighth trial to
elect Mayor of Boston will take place on
Friday.
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gy-IRE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTl-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
il' eaucss at only sin and quarter cents per week
pay able e Carriers oniy, at the end OF each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers at the rate Ct Four Dollars per yearpay
attic, always, in advance.
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DIR. LEACH,
II DIR. LEACH.
e No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET,
e Opposite 81. Paul's Church,
m Performs all operationS in SurpiraI or Me-

II Performs al Opefatohs III SURGICAL or Me- II
III chanical DENTISTRY in style that cannot III
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vi ,n5 p or w
charges aud but few patients The best PORCELA AIN
TEETH and puIcst GOLD used in all cases
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RICAN REPUB LICAN
HEAD QUARTERS

LITE MILITARY HALL, N. G.3Y STR EFT
rH7liE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
d forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity That
IN conformity with public opinion he has changed the
name of his establishment to the .EAMERICAN RE
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,'' where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers and
such neW ones as may desire to avail themselves of a
comfortable place of resort. The Bar will he, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and Ii
QUORS, and all the Delicacics of the season will be
served up, as heretofore, in the best style.
{G3-The BOWLING SALOONS, attached to the
establishment, are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without moestation and a,
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House.
n2O-3m Late Military Hall, N. Gay-st
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WATCHES, JEWELRY s. SPECTACL Es
WYNN. ID. ELTONHEAD, from PhladrIuh,a
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver SpectacIes
Spoons and fine Jewelry of every description on
hand Also, Clocks, of the best makes wholesale
and retail.
N. b. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms, at
No 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
GJl-t between North and Calvert SITS.
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The TRIAL OF SANTA ANNA. 1t is said
Santa Anna will be tried on the following seri-
Gus charges:
lst High Treason, in attempting to subvert
the constitution and elevate himself to the SUI
preme authority as Emperor of Mexico
I'd. For violating the constitution by an ar
bitrary exercise Of powers not delegated to
him.
Sd. For malfeasance in office; applying the
monies of the government to his own use, and
sending out of the country on his individual
account several millions of the public money
appropriated by Congress for national objects.
4th. For violating the principles of war at
Puebla; opening his batteries upon the city and
cruelty bntchering the inhabitants while a cess
alton of hostilities had been solicited by him
and glanted under the sacred guarantee of a
flag of truce.
9Th. For robbing the national mint, pilag-
ing cities, and appropriating to his own pur-
poses, public and private property.
9th. Disobedience to orders, in refusing to
deliver up his command when ordered by gov
eminent.
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RETIRED. Thomas Bowling, Esq, editor
OF the Terre lIaute, Ind, Express, has retired
from editorial life, and is succeeded by D. s.
Donaldson, Esd
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. Thomas Martin, re-
siding near Jefferson city, Mo-, was thrown
from his horse few days ago and killed
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FIRE. The chemical laboratory OF Eugene
Grassell, at Cincinnati, was destroyed by fire
on Frday--loss $1,000.
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THEATRICAL. Booth is enacting Richard
the Third at Cincinnati.
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SECOND BRANCH

MIR. Barnes called up resolution in favor Of
Henry Most. Adopted.
MIR. Bolton, to whom the subject had been
referred, reported untavorably upon the petit
tons relative to the sale of meal, shorts, Sc
Concurred in.
Also, presented the special report of the New
Market fire company. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson, the resolution
from the First Branch, in favor of the prayer Of
Prof Morse, was taken up, amended, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Essender, by reserving to the,MayoI
and City Council the power TO remove the
posts at any future time when deemed nccessa-
ry, and passed.
The resolution from the First Branch rela-
tive to appropriations to fire companies was
taken ap, and after some debate and efforts to
amend, it was laid upon the table. The
Branch thereupon adjourned.