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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-20
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~ The Closk : ofire al Zee Citrn. Sspero
~ouri oiIAvy apd Csanrrry Gf tie eou,y 81 Ohc
~ he mop,h 81 Jiuuag 1916.
tieaFy D. hripg. Complainant.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-16

TIN Roman AarHITnEATAs-First night of Levi
]. Naturalization of prices. The patrons Of this
beautiful and fashionable place of amusement have
rich treat in for them this evening, in the per
lurmanees Of Levi North, the celebrated and une
qualled American rider. This gentleman is univCr-
sally kaown the most graceful and accomplished
EQursir ian in the world. He has been engaged for
few nights, and the simple announcement of his
name will fill the house. He appears tonight in
Two Of his best acts. In addition to this great atrac-
ton, the propriutOrs, in order to afford every
opportunity to witness iAe performances of this IN
rival ed Equestrian corps, have reduced the prices OF
admission. which will hereater be TO the dress circle
p cents and l2S cts to the Pit. The result of tn is
will be ovtrhpwmg houses for the remainder of the
week,
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New YoEK ELECTION Null AND VoiD
James Conner, Esq, the newly elected clerk Of
New York city aud cuunly, has been served
with writ, informing him that his election
ess null and void, in consequence the votes
Ser cowu;y officers being cast on the same tick
a. with the State officers, assembymen, Sc,
whereas, it is claimed they should have been
CAST on E separate ticket according to law. If
shis objection, says the True Sun, is valid, it
Of course, reaches the entire election, without
distinction Of party, in the city, and every
where else that he vote for the various cand-
dates were III on the same tcket-whch was,
probably, the case throughout most or al of
che State. The whole matter appears to us
next to incredible, but We have the statement
from such authority, that we do not feel at lib
.rr,y 10 disregard it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-16

n9- CHEAP PRINTING, land PRINTING o.
verydescrption, executed with great despatch, at
he Office ol the Clipper, 1874 BALTiNoRE,sT.-as
tHcc can execute,
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, Bill Us LADING,
STAGE x HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. SIC
Indeed it Is needless to enuMerate, as we are pos
sessed offaeiities with latest styles Of type and
andspendid machinery fordOiEg work, in eUergstyle
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Ship Herald, Pull6E, Anst rdam, master.
m harane Quincy, Smith, PerRambucO and market
Thos WhItrldge Co.
Brig Victorine, Forrest Charleston, Jno X Ran
dali,
Brig Brothers, (Which put in in distress 81 from MI
York; Mayhem, Matanzns, F w Bruae Sons
schr Stevens, Briggs, York, Rose, Merri
K Co.
Schr Ellicott, Cole, York, Mankin
sChr Express, Foxwell, Norfolk, Petersburg AMI
Richn!Ord, PendCreasr s. Son.
schrJ NJ Carr, Fredericksburg, master.
ARRIVED.
p BHg Water Witch, lie Rrou, II days FIN Arecbd
X, 10 the Capes and days in the bay, sugar and
m0lasses 10 XIX land, Chase s. Co.
Br. schr ketch Comet Rawlings, 10 DAYS FIN PoI
spain, Trinidad, to the Capes, ballast Left abolI
3Oih ult barque Hope, I'm Philadelphia, dsice; sctl
Henry A. Barring, Hubbard, fn Baltimore. do SaJ
OH Annapolis yesterday, bArsue Supposed Bosto1
paLkeD; big Water Witch, lie Brou, I'm Porlo Rico
and btigartne unknown. The Comet, on her Out
ward passage I'm this polt, -ereucpd 10Th ult lad
"a loh eS aheaVy gale, in which lost deck load and
sustained sGme damage in bulwarks, sails, &c.
steamer Jewess, Sutton from Norfolk. Rcpotts
nothing. Mr. Roberts, pilot, VINO came up in thd
Jewess, reports brig Catharne Bell, Br bries Hone
and QuadtupIe, from Baltimore, went to sea yester
day at 2 P, NJ.
Steamer Cambridge, Tuner, FIN Cambridge. Saw
of annapolis twa brganlines.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon FIN Norfolk Saw rel
turning from sea u y schr onkayhe, Lieut. Berry,
man, commanding, supposed en- account OF the weal
ther' Capt Cannon reports saw nothing in the ba
bound uP. !
sA'LED-Brgs Hope, (new) Travers, ST Thomi,l
Clara, Cope, Havana; schr Pacific, Smith, West Iny
dies.
MEMORANDA,
ship Franconia, Smith, for Liverpool went to seI
I'm the Delaware on the llh inst.
Brig Geor.e Henry, Blakely, from ST. DominpoI
arrived at New York l2lh inst Capt B. is grateful
to the master of the barqua Gilbert at this port foI
Tie loan two men at sea when four Of his werd
unable to perform duy, and by which assistance h4
was enabled 10 &c into port.
Brig Stephtn G. SIS, Pettingill, was at Rermudd
9th inst to sail for Turks Island TO load for Bait
schfs MARY Langdon, Cobb, from Baltimore, arI
at Nfok 18Th inst; and Michigan, Terry, cpd at id
18th Tor Baltimore
Spoken Oct 30, Int. 90 30, Ion. 70, b. brig Georgd
Henry, Of New York, ship Pharsalia, of Bos,sn, sd
DIS I'm brcmen, with passengers for New Orleans
deair TO be reported.
Schr Bradore, Lobby fin Baltimore for Portland!
arrived at Htlmcs' Hole, Nov IL, and remained id
pert OIL the 18th.
schr Lydia, Post, for Baltimore, cleared at Newl
York 18th inst,
schrs Iowa, Dayton; Harriet Sears, and Amelia
smith, FIN Baltimore for York, arrived at NorfolH
18th inst.
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HAR. HARRIS
AZ MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procured the formula of Dr.
u A. Harris Aromatic and Astringent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic and Detergent Doth Powder lakes
pleasure in offering them TO the public, feeling assur-
ed that they will meet with general appt0batiou
they combine, III an eminent degree, all The import
ant medical qualities which are desirable for pre- para
tons OF the sort 10 possess. They cleanse The Teeth
excite hgathy action ofthe gums, and mpart TO the
breath most delightful fragrance.
10 Prepared and sold only by c. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. ni6-lw-jel9-6m
4 II OAK HALL
IN TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
by M.fTI'HI,aS MELICK, HANOVER STREET. one
door from Market ST., you can purchase CLOTH ING
atreduced prices, TO suit The times. Clothing made
and trimmed at the usual rates-Parts and Vests at
Sl.25 81 20; Goats, of French English Cloths
50 10 So The new style Of New York Over coat
and Sack has just arrived; also, the new style Vests
and Pants, BlOaks, sc. Call and see the quality aud
style Of these garments at Oak Hail Clothing Store,
No, Hanover street, by
el5-lm' MATTHIAS MELICK.
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D3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Bre8st-pins; Ear rines Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
diete at his Old Established Store Wasrsi, I'd door
from Calvert. ap6
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Tz-FKENCiI AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, OF every size, for sale by the case, dozen
Or single Piate.
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirelynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC &c, forsae aud made to ordef, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in The United
states. e. S. FRYER,
Milf No. l NertE Gay street.
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THE HoKRoRs or WAR. A letter from Mon
terey, from james A. Jackson, a Washington
volunteer in the Baltimore Battalion, descrb-
ing the late battle, says:
| was almost thIrstcd TO death; and up
on casting disconsoIate look around mo,
saw poor fellow lying dead close by; stoop-
cd down to see if there was any lCdter ia a5S
ca,slssa, and ilras jaIij took drink, and
g" ung the prize to my side. soon passed an
other poor fellow, with both legs carried away;
he had been thus wounded ever since morning,
and was groaning and calling in very feeble
manner for water ! stopped to give sim a
draught, and he emptied my canteen. had
not got ono yard from him, before grape-shot
came and cut him in two-throwlng little pie
ces oil flesh and blood all over me!
CLOSE VorNG IN MASSACHUSETTS. D. p
King is reelected to Congress from the I'd dis
trict by Ia maiority--an error in his favor
having been detected. Mr.. Hale is elected by
IS majority.
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SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
- N AIIE lMrlRX ND MLIs ID

IfV YIN
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention O
the plbl to their new Seven Octave Concentrates
GRAM PIANOS. TIL Sc Pianos are a SEVEN
OCTAVE, in a case of the usual Size a Six Octave
Piano-ahd for power Of Tone aud sweetness oil
Sound, is to she admiration of all who have seen
them. We are manufacturing them at the usual
price of Six Octave Piana-at S25n, 1900, SO U,
aud 500 and up, ALL SEVEN OCTAVE, and war
ranted 10 be unsurpassed by any others manuf ctur
ed in this cOuntry.
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano aud other Iustru-
ments.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of every description.
Q5. Music Published, Engraved, Copied, Arranged
and Bound.
PIANOS Tuned and Repaired.
SHAFT Il BOSWELL,
n7.G No, ll2 Baltimore street,
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BOOKS! B0oKsM BooKs!n

eO WA. TAYLOR'S Periodical Depot,
, JARVIS Building, North street,
Ientl edition, revised and corrected, Of GEORGE
r. GLiDDuN'S ANCIENT EGYPT-her Monu-
mehts' hIetogIyphcS, History and Arch@ Ilogy, and
oLhef subjects connected with Hierogyphica Liter
AZURE,
Also, the JEALOUS WIFE, a Comedy in S Acts
oy Geo Gotham, Win the Stage Business, Caste OF
CharaetefS Costumes, Relative Positions, &c. Price
KING JOHN, Tragedy in five Acts by Shak-
Speaie, being No. 35 OF the Modern Standard Drama
Price of each play Ozly l2t els.
or All the popular NEWSPAPERS for sale by
the single number.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
MIST Jarvis Building, Baltimore, MaryIand
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GO The Rev $. A. RIO EEL will deliver course
Of Lectures in Caroline street Church, to commence
on MONDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock, Z, M.
Suhject-"Works of Fiction"-ther authors and
readers-ther influence on the Social and Domestic
relations. Single Ticket for the course so cents.
Tickets for each Lecture % cents-to be had at the
Book store Of Rev. |. P. Cook E. Earckson's Drug
Store, corner r.. Baltimore and Eden streets, aud at
the door on the Evenings Of Lecture ni3-3t*
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COAL! COAL! COAL!t!

COAL! COAL! COAL!!!
THNHE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving his
IA winter supply Of ANTHRACITE COAL, and
respectfully soIiclts orders from those who are in
"an OF the article, being able. cCnfdently to give
prepared to supply, on the most favorable terms,
"COalbrook" Baltimore Co's,) "Wyoming" and
Good Spring Creek Gree hurning) COAL. Those
using Ranges or Cooking Stoves are requested to Try
The asst named description. az i. is admirably adant
ed for burning ia them. Orders left at the following
places will receive prompt attentions
Chauncoy Brooks Son & Co., Jil BaltimerC-st
b. +, Gardarr s. Co., No. 27g Baltimore street
ktanEli@ Gardner, No. 1875 baltimore street.
&c. Hun', corner franklin and Pine streets, and
at the Yard, Spring Gardens, foot of Euaw-st.
nI6-eOlm PETER FAHNESTOCK
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dr7- We invite the attention of the public to the
Certificates of a cure performed by DR.. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
Standing Of Inc gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure precludes the posi-
bility of imposition. There is a large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents,
whose names will be found attached TO the certf-
Gates. seq
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-16

NEw MEXICO. We published on Saturday
last, list of the territorial officers appointed
hy Gen Kearney, for the government of New
Mexico. These appointments have been made
Ct seems, by authority Of the President of the
united States; and to this act there can be no
objection. 1t is necessary that there should be
Officers to enforce laws and preserve order, and
dbe territory being in our possession, it is just
chat these officers should be appointed by the
authorities of the United States. This we con-
ceive 20 be u very different thing to the formal
annexation of the territory to the United States
ias declared in the proclamation of Gen. Kear-
,zey. We suspect that he mjsapprehended the
power conferred upon him by the President
and that nothing more was designed than has
alow been done-for it could hardly be possible
that the President would undertake, without
the consent of Congress, to declare New McXi-
co 20 be annexed TO this country; nor can it he
&etieved, that he would authorize Gen. kear-
Hey to Try and punish as traitors those Mexi-
cans who might be found i'll arms against the
United States. Ia conqucring this country, we
argue the right 10 establish provisional gov.
crument until matters should be arranged by
treaty. Gen, Taylor has done the same thing
en- places which he has conquered; and, in fact,
ha could not do otherwise ifhe would hold pos
session of them.
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Cation TO THOSE CARRYING FIREARMS. A
Young man by the name of Baggs, died in Al
Eaoy, Ga, from wound received by the acc-
dental discharge Of pistol, which he was car
yying in his coat pocket The pistol was load
cd with twelve large buck shot. IL is said the
deceased was experimenting difficulty with
come person and had prepared himself with the
weapon to make defence in the event he was
attacked.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
ANU 49,. .

pOIIUUII DUUNS,
STATIONARY AND BLANK DOORS,
4 EOUNTieY MERCkIA STS, TEA CHEERS
Va ANb OTHERS viii always find a la,ge aud
complete assortment OF SCHOOL BOOKS, SFA
TONER and BL.fNK ACCOUNT BOOKS at
NO Isl Pratt street, next door to the Railroad Depot
all Of which am determined 10 sell as ehsos as anv
othrr establishment in the city. Merchants doing
pa mess on OF near the Vharves, will FIND every
thing suitable for the coming room in preat yariev
ndrsGhy chcap too
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
maze 10 order, and ruled TO any pattern without OK
TIA charse.
Cash or trede sjuen for RIGS.
tG3-Ihe second one thud stories of The warel, ouse
occupy are for RENT. They are vefy l9rne and
commodious, and suitable for any person doing n
commission business. They will be rented y9ly
moderate.
T. NEWTON kURTX
No Isl Pratt street
h)lo'u next door 10 the Railroad Depot
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r'Amrritan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, Nov l6. 1916

Soys OF TEMPERANCE. I'hg last Saturday
yislor contains the copy of a pamphlet which
Us said tc have been some weeks i'll circulation
in this city, entitled, can account of an intlo-
zion in the order of the Sons of Temperance,
alnbacing the transactions m the "ant-cham-
Der, " aud also the doings in tbs "secret cham
beg"--By Friend Of the Temperance cause"
This is ev ldcntly a fabrication, published
with the design of injuring the temperance
eausc, though it is too shallow and contemPt-
ble to have any serious effect with any person
who takes the trouble to examine the produce
ton. According to the author, one mp 'rtant
part Of the imitation ceremony is, for all hands
Go take drink of rae brandy-and 1t seems
that The sight and smell Of the liquor had such
an effect upon him, that, after an abstinence OF
fifteen years, he drained the bottle to the last
drop, much 10 the chagrin Of the patriarch,
.,gho was thus deprived OF his portion OF "the
las, DROP 1t appears also, from what the an-
Ghor says, that temperance men may drink ar
dent spirits in the presence Of each other, but
not before those who do not belong to the as
.sociation. We can well believe, in regard TO
,this publication what the editor of the Visitor
asserts, "that the only words of truth in the
above are the names of the officers, the "patri-
arch'' and "scribe""
From our personal knowledge of the practi-
Sons of Temperance, in the permanent refor-
1IatioR Of numbers, we cannot but condemn any
and every effort to nisrepresent or bring the
society into disrepute. Its being a secret asso-
citation is no objection in our eyes, as we would
sooner have good deeds performed in secret,
than to hear them proclaimed from the house
top. We have witnessed too many Of the evils
which result from intemperance, not to ardent
iy desire the reformation which is in progress,
through the agency oftemperance societies.
Drunkenness should be not only considered dis
reputable, but a material disqualification for
public Office, or even for respectable society
In making it SO the ladies have even deeper
interest than the men; for they are liable to be-
come subject to the control of the incorporate,
aud thus to pass their lives III want and misery.
Young men who are habtual drunkards, Should
be excluded from the society of respectable io-
males. and thus be made to feel that they have
degraded themselves. Nothing, we conceive
sgoud have a greater tendency to produce their
reformation.
The man who would arrest the labors of
Temperance societies, should be looked upon as
an enemy to public morals, and to the happi-
gess Ct the human race; for, with all the efforts
.ofsu:h associations, intemperance will continue
Go fil our pententiaries, goals and alms-houses,
whilst men can get intoxicated for six cents,
and procure the liquor at every few steps they
nay take.
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tbs MusEuM-FiY,t appearance Of hhs HINT.
The patrons of the Saloon will he pleased TO learn
shat the manager has effected an engagement with
this eminent actress, who will make her FIST appear
ance this evening III two other best characters. size
will sustain the part Of 'Francne"n the eXcellent
comedy OF " Grst 10 the MILL and "FaGny Carey
in the laughable farce of the "Eton Boy.''
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o. PUBLIC LECTURE. At the request of his
friends the Rev. nr MORRIS has consented to d.
liver Lecture in his church on MONDAY NIGHT
(lhe 10Th inst.,) beginning at Z. O'Clock. Subject
Ell ht days in The Alps" The subject will be illus
mission fce but collection will be taken up in be-
half of the Educ ,tion Society Of the church.
nnI3 m2t
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TsNo rlAE 100000 READERS

q W 7 n III lVUJVUU K IN ID Ems
e OF THE CLIPPER.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the pub.
lie HAT in consequence of the numerous applications
hitherto made TO him, for the furnishing of original
pieces of poetry, songs acrOstics, sGnnets for AL
buns, advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
letters, obituary notices, notices on Music ana the
Drama, and in short all descriptions Of composition,
he is prepared to furnish those want, both in the
city and country Applications by mail, enclosing
any amount, viii receive immediate attention.. Ap.
plication personally, or if by mail, post paid, to
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
No. and Jarvis Building, Baltic, Md.
QF- Communications strictly confidential. nI3.tf
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Tue OREGON RAILROAD. When the idea
was first broached by Mr.. Whitney, of con-
strncting a railroad TO some ~Sint on the Pact
ic it was received with doubt by some persons,
and with contempt by othcrs-but We have
llle doubt that the object Will be finally ac-
complished, aud that it will become the tho
roughfare from Europe to the East lndes.-'
Mr. Whitneys suggestion is, to take Lake Mi
chigan as the starting point of the RAILROAD; but
4 writer in the American Of Friday last, pro-
posed location which, if he be correct, would
be superior, and moro decidedly to the interest
of Baltimore. He suggests that the contem'
plated road to Oregon can be made to connect
with the Baltimore aud OHIO RAILROAD, We
give the following extracts fIom his communi-
cation:
In cheapness, greatness, and national advan-
tage the following may surpass the plan pro-
posed, and prove, under our Constitution, the
only feasible plan The Baltimore & Ohio Rail
Road, when completed, will unite one of the
safest and best ports of the country with the
Ohio River The line of communication from
the Ohio will be the Ohio River--thCn the
Mississippi-up the Missouri and its branch to
the head of navgab'e water, and pass of the
Rocky Mountains--Irom this point, along The
pass Of the mountain to the head Of nayIgabc
water, on Il branch ofthe Oregon. Down this
branch Of the Oregon to the Oregon; aud from
thence by the Oregon to the Ocean. The dis
lance hom the points Of the navigable water
of the Branches of the Missouri and Oregon is
less than three hundred miles; and along the
pass nature has performed nearly every prepa-
ration required for the laying ofthe road
The formation Of this road, requiring SO com
paratvcly little labor and expense, will at once
give to the trade and travel OF Oregon commu'
nicatlon with every important point in this
country-and to the East India trade direct
and cheap route to Europe. Il.
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n5- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. C.,-as also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest 10 any 9th
er Route. See advertisement. je26d
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REMNGNGTON's PATENT COFTEE BOILER. We
have bGea presented by,Mr. Remington with one OF
his Patent Condensing and Digesting Coffee RoLrs.
BY means ofthe condenser, the coffee may be boiled
for hours without being diminished in quantity de
Perforated in quality. Mr.. Samson Causs, No. lao
Baltimore street, is the sole agent
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next door 10 the Railroad Depot
OFFICE Or EMORY X co.
ODuuSilp Bnfnum,s RnIt Nh I

Ut T Tue VF EWUhf q %, 7
Opposite Bamum's, Bait. Nd,
E$~OFFiGlAL DRAWING oi the Md. GOnsOIi-
dated Lotlcly ex. class No. T. for 1876: For benefit
OF Frederick Female Seminary
SO 81 SO As IS 90 81 II 40 Sc Il4669
81 and SO, being The lst and ID drawn Nos each 40
y and 80, being the 81 and Sd drawn Nos. each %
80 and 80, being the I'd and 4th; or 40 and 49, be-
lng the 4tl and 5th drawn Nos each 10
% and Gl being the 9th and 7th; or II and 81. be-
ing the 7Ih and 9th drawn Nos. each
All haYIng TWO of the drawn Nos on them each 4
All having one only OF The drawn Nos. on, " Q
1t EMORY s. Co. No. N. CaIvert-st,
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GEN. La VEGA. The Picayune states, that
shis officer will sail from N. Orleans in few
days, either by way of Havana or direct to We
GA Cruz.