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ly- UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-FACULTY
or PHYsIC-Ihtroductory Lectures Professor A KIN
will deliver his introductory Lecture THIS EVEN
ING, u O'Clock, in the Chemical all OF The Med
ical College, Lombard street. The public are re-
specially invited 10 attend.
1t VIM Il. A. AKIN, NJ. D.. Dean,
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A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.

NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
CRAcovIESEE.
Come, o come, and lake puff,
You will not be treated rough;
Come o come, and take delight,
And smoke CIGARS by day or night.
BOOTHS CIGARS are all the GO,
Every one has told me so
They are going like hot sakes,
From the Factory where he makes.
P.S. JOHN B. BOOTHS Cigar and Tobacco es-
tabIishmeHt is in HANOVER STREET, 5 doors
South of Camden, nearly opposite his old and IA
VoriIe stand. felt Rtf oee
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oc96-2t

TENHE WESTERN CONTINENT, containing
= Charles Dickens New Novel, entitled, "DeaIo
lngs with DUMMY & Sons" wholesale, retail and for
expectation The editors of the Continent anxious
to give their readers this highly popular work, imme
ddey on its arrival from Eengand, have anticipated
their usual day OF publication The Continent issued
this day. Oct 26th) contains part one being all OF the
above work brought by the last packet, and may be
had Wholesale at The Office of publication and retail
at the principal Periodical Depots in the city Single
copies 6! cents. oa6 D.
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THE MusEUN-B,neft Of Mrs, SlOman. Thi, tai
onted lady presents her name for benefit the sa-
loon this evening, and appears in her great character
of "Janc shsre, Tin the celebrated tragedy of tina,
name. The piece has been well cast, and all lovers
of the Legitimate" may confidently expect rich
treat After the play grand Musical Melange by
MIR. and the Misses Sloman. Mr. Sloman will sing
several comic songs. Seats will be liz demand to-
night.
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BRUTAL MURDER. A most outrageous muir
der was committed in Dode county, Mo-, few
days since, on the person of Mr.. S. Tisdale.-
Seven young rascals went to his house at night
"a portion of them secured his wife, while
others seized and carried TisdaIe some distance
from the house, where they beat him until he
became senseIess, and was unable to get home
that night. He died few days after The
object of the murderers in so abusing the old
man, was to prevent his bringing some ofthem
to justice on account of their i'll treatment of
his wife a few days before.
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ARMORY JUNIOR ARTILLERY.

BALTIMORE, 27th Oct 1886 {
90 The JUNIOR ARTILLERY will parade at ,
O'Clock THIS DAY, at their ArmOry. This call is
made in honor of the remains of the late CommO-
dOre DECATUR, By order of
H MCDOWELL, Captain.
1t WIN MAXWELL, lst Sergt.
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R,1n,Mnnr nninhnr u ls1R

VUIUWVT
J67- Those Of the Field, Regimenial, Company and
staff Officers, as DESTROYS OF testfying their
spect for the memory Of Commodore DECATUR, are
respectfully invited to join the escort THIS AFTER
NOON and requested to meet in Exchange
Place at 81 O'Clock for that purpose.
Il JAS. o. LAW, NJ aior CONG Escort
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LIST OFAPPLICANTs

bIt OF n 7 II TO II n 7 ,
Forthe benefit OF The InsoIvemt Laws of MARI
land for the last weck
Jshh Sohde, agent WIN. Beers, laborer co
coward Bowling, earp'er flames Crawey, do. do
refer DlCktrson, do. co FShadrack Gill, manuf't
hosert Wnne, do do. 'Jno. Bumham, marin
Danlei Bodse, merchant. 'Fred'k Stinman, lahore
maftln . Brown, walchr "ThOs. Cornell boerm
J0hh ;; Jodey, shoemaker 'L'Whestey, abo'I ,ncgr
Chas Hill ,drayman, negro 'Saml James. brick,r dS
8. w. Chase, Iaborer, DO. Joseph Hughes, do. dC
'Kinsey NaylOr, abor'rcs ARB Brewer, hodca,r. do
John Lower, mariner "Jas. Sham, stevedore do
John Mortimer, shoe Ter Jas Smith, drayman. do
+For debts lesst hanS5G.
10 appear he fore observation-disclosures the 7th ,
December, 1876.
Bay of final he airing 9th February, ls47.
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Amerituu Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, Der. 81, ls46.

Tur REMAINS OF Con-. DEcATUR-'NiHtary
Eco, The mortal remains of the late distn-
,,,;shod naval hero, Com. Decatur, will reach
this city this afternoon, from Washington on
,beir wav to Philadelphia, where they are to
he re.iDterred with the honors due TO the dis
tncushod dead We are pleased to learn that
the military of Baltimore, will embrace the oc-
oasion to show their respect for the gallant
deeds ofthis departed veteran, by giving his re-
mains on their arrival here this afternoon,
suitable escort Col, Davis, the Mayor OF the
city, received a letter yesterday morning from
Major Twggs, informing him that he would
arrive here this afternoon from Washington,
with the Commodores remains, and asking a
military escort. Col Davies promptly compIi-
ed with the request, and appointed Major Law,
commander Of the escort. In our advertising
columns will be found calls for the Field, Staff
and Company Officers, and several Military
corps to parade at hali-past three O'Clock In
Exchange Place to join in the escort. Such a
prompt spirit of the military, to show suitable
respect to the mortal remains of this gallant
hero, is highly commendable and worthy of
the citizen soldiers of the "Monumental City"
The "Old Defenders" of Baltimore in 1914,
also held meeting last evening, and resolved
to Join in the escort of the remains of one who
aided them in humbllng the pride of the Brit
ish Lion We look for an interesting aud full
turnout.
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DIED.

AT Columbus Gee. on the 10th instant, Mr.. IONA
THAH NILES of Providence, r. L., aged 70 years. 4
On the 24th INST Mrs ABIGAIL HANNEr, in the 5sth
year of her age,
On the 22d inst JAMES BOWLING, in his 54h year.
On the 18th inst. MARY ELIZABETH in the I2ih veal
Of her age, adopted daughter of VIM. and Jullansl
Thompson
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1914, You will meet THIS DAY, (lhe 9th inst. }
at O'Clock, P. Nj. in front OF the City Hall, with
cOckade in nat, and black Grape left arm, to join
in the escort to the remains or Con- DECATUR, from
the Cars 10 the Philadelphia steamboat.
A. MILTENBERGER,
1t Chief Marshal Defenders of Baltimore.
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$1,000 REWARD. RICHARD I.

GHnAn REWARD. RICHARD 1.
- n WV TURNER, late a Book keeper
scOndsd on or about the night of Tuesday, the goth
inst since which il has been discovered that through
false entries, frauds have been committed oil the Me-
chanics' Bank of Baltimore.
The said r. |. TURNER s about 30 years of age,
FIVE feet eight inches in height, has reddish brown
hair; small artery in the left cheek always pusat-
ing, which is easily observed; has remarkably large
foot, down leOk with inability 10 meet your eye,
is courteous and bland in his manners.
o. The above reward will be paid by the Presi-
dent and Directors of the Mechanics Bank of Bati-
more for his apprehension and delivery 10 the civil
authorities OF this city By order,
o27 At JOHN Il. MORRIS, President.
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REVOLUTIONS IN CARACAS. Capt. Francis
Smith, of Borque Cora, at Philadelphia, states
that the brig PheAix, and schr. Angelique,
sailed from Maracaibo, I'd inst Tor Laguyra,
with 500 Government troops, for the purpose
ofqueling Revolution which occurred at Car
accas, during the latter part of September, at
the instigaton of an individual named Gus
maniStos, publisher of a journal at that place,
and ostenslble leader ola large body of parti-
zans, known as the Gusmanistos party. Capt.
S. could gather 10 further particulars.
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Destructive COMPLICATION. A fire broke
out at Apaachicola, Fa., on the 10th inst, in
building owned by R. ]. Floyd, on Commerce
street. which soon laid the whole squar re in
ashes, and then spread to the stores Of B. Eli
son s. Co. and E. B. Whitmarsh, on Water ST.,
which wore also consumed, with every house
between the Bank building, and Green & Con.
nerys store. The loss is estimated at from
Ats 900 10 $50, 900.
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CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.

a. IA PRATT STREET.
WEALTH. WEALTH! WEALTH! All who are
see king wealth. in this world would do well TO call
and NJ BOY LIE, l44 Pratt st, opposite The Depot,
and secure for themselves fortune; and to those
out of the city, who would wish TO be in the road to
fortune, must send their orders TO him for Prize
Tickets We are determined to sell prizes, and there
is no use of trying to stop 1t only small
nvestmentto secure the return of thousands; every
body should try a chance with u.s. Buying by the
Package is good way OF investing money, as every
package is warranted 10 draw half the money in
vested, and they are from SO to $50, capital prizes
which they draw from $4,000 to $50, 900, Try us
only once il no more TO what luck is in store for
you in this way.
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE
TUESDAY, capital $4,000; tickets 624c, shares liz
WEDNESDAY, $40 600, tickets 81 ,g5 shares in
proportion. ...
THURSDAY, capital $4,000. tickets 75c, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 25c, shares in pro-
portion.
SATURDAY, capital SO OeO, tickets Soc, shares in
proportion.
ook out for FRIDAY, the Louery in which we
sold the capital last week package OF 70 tickets
for 49, which may draw the three highest capitals.
Every body should have package in this. 25 eghths
for S.5O!.! Single tickets draw the $4,000, price 25
centsm Come try what luck there is for you.
Persons ordering tickets from distance may rely
on having them sent corre tly il they were to
choose themselves, and the official drawing sent as
soon as drawn. ILL. .I...r ..
liberal discount will be paid to persons who Dur
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatestvariey of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Prat,street,
II Fri Opposite r b q. R. r. Depo,
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90 LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY AND NATU-
RAJ PHILOSOPHY. The Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Baltimore are respectfully informed that series
Of Extraordinary Lectures will be delivered in the
Chemical Hall Of the University of Maryland during
the ensuing winter, to commence on MONDAY EVE
MING, November I'd, al 7! r. M and TO be cOntnu-
ed on TUESDAY EVENING of each succe eding
week at the same hour. The Course will consist of
Fourteen Lectures, during which the following sub
jects will be introduced:
CaOrc, nature and laws. Hydrogen and Balloons.
Sources OF Caloric. Atmospheric Air, and air
Steam Engine, principle. pump.
Electricity, nature and Carbon, diamond and
effects. compounds.
Galvanic Light and De- Illuminating Gas and
hagrations. Bude Light.
Electric Te egraph aud Phosphorus, nature and
Colts Submarine Bat properties.
terry. Pot lssiuM and Alkalies.
Oxygen, nature and pro- Compound BIowPipe and
pertes. DrummOnd Light.
Tickets for the Course, lie admit gentleman and
lady, or two ladies', one dollar; tickets for a single
Lecture, twenty FIVE cents, to be mad at the door,
and at the book store OF Messrs Gushing Brothers,
Baltimore street.
N. B. No boys admitted unless accom- Sanied by
parents friends, who will be responsible for their
Sroper Behaviour, o27-hfsm4t
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R7- We invite the attention of the public to me
certificates of cure performed by Or. CULLEN'S
INuIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
" goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing of he gentlemen whose names are gwen
as having witnessed this cure, precludes the pussl :
bility Of imposition TAere is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying TO the Agenis,
whose names wt be found attached TO the cettIh-
Gates. SEE
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C,TIR UP THEFIRE. FINE sYOyFT

GtTIR UP THEFIRE.l FINE SHOVEL &
% IONGS, OF polished steel, in sets and pairs;
STANDS for do, with bronzed feet; BRASS and
WIRE TENDERS; FRENCH FOLDING do; COAL
HOD5 and SIFTERs; FIRE CARRIERS; BLOW
Err STANDS for Crates; CARPET HAMMERS,
STRETCHERS AMI TACKS; STAIR RODS; BEL
Lows and HEARTH BRUSHES; SAD IRONS
and STANDS; HOLLOW WARE, TABLE CUT
LERY, Sc, with large assortment of FAMILY
HARDWARE and useful HOUS excepting AR
tor sale at the lowest prices at the
HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS.
q. L. WErMORE & CO.,
ION. Charles-st., opposite Union Bank.
ar07-0,y ri
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, The introductory
Lectures before this University are now being de
livered in the Chemical Hall Of the building, LON
bard street. Prof. Ailkin will deliver the second lee
ture orthe course this evening at u O'Clock.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BoARI
MONDAY, October 90.

z 1000 Baltimore 6's, 1890, SO
% shares Fiemen's Insurance, IL
Maryland 6's closed to-day at 71i asked, ~! bid
Baltimore 6s. 1890, closed at 9S asked 81 bid. Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 99l asked, 80 bid
Bait and Ohio Railroad shares 49S asked, a. bid,
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SAVAGE MURDER. A man named Sheets, or
the night of the 9th inst, killed Major Han
mis- residing about two miles from Bollver
Tenn. cutting him almost literally to piece;
with a bowie knife. Sheets gave himself up to
the officers, and was consequently bailed to oP'
near 70! trial, in the sum Of $4,000
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ANOTHER RESTORED IN KRNNEBEC!


EAST LIvERhORE, August IL, le45.
Dear Sir You nay publish This letter, or make such
use of il as you think best year ago last fall was
taken sick with severe cough, was very zach pres
sed for breath, lost my appetite, and Became very
much reduced in my general health sweat profusey,
and could not sleep nights. applied toa physician,
who done all in his power 10 relieve and restore me,
but did not succeed, I was confined to the house
most Of the winter often had long spells Of severe
coughing; raised some blood. Sometime in the spring
| nmcnced taking --
WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Before | had finished one bottle was relieved R1y
cough removed; my sleep restored; bled no more.
have taken four bottles the past season. My stfeReth
and general health is BOW good. attribute it 10
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Signed, NATHAN WELLINGTON.
! am personally acquainted with Mr.. Wellington,
asd believe his statement above to be true.
Signed, SUMNER G. MOULTON.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER s. CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High SIS;
Ssth 8. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F.
Perkins s Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha n. Per
kins corner Market and GTeen-sts. George Il .Keer,
No. 1928 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. oso NV
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NEGROES WANTED.

NEGROES WANTED.
TENHE subscriber wishes to purchase, immediate
u ly, a Number of likely NEGROES, of both sexes,
for which the highest market price will be paid
Apply al the Washington Hotel, PRATT STREET,
few doors above Hanover-st., where | can at all
times be found. All communications promptly at
tended to. (o27-tN5'] WILLIAM HARKER.
NUEDDING RINGS. Heavy plain gold and
w chased Finger Rings; also, set Rings; gold
Pencil and Bracelets, received this day and for
sale by q. d. CLARK, Water street,
OPT Second door from CaIV IT.
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Nh NEW BALTIMORE
I'VE DlRECTOR.-Ths HercuIean task OF taking
all the householdsrs' addrcssts, being accomplished
subscribers and the ubic are respectfully informel
that the hook will be issued with all practicable dis
patch. Such as nave moved, changed, or commenced
Euies eurther address being token incorrectly in
their ABSENCE invited to send their address hsy
desire it,. Neglect TO do SO will remove com
plant afterwards
As the publisher sold several hundred copies in
sheets, FOR waste paper on twO occasions, when edi
lions where issued by other publishers than him, (h8
last edition and one by the late Mr.. Robert Nelson, }
rather than injure theirs in any way, but few will be
printed over what subscribed for.
RICHARD J. MATCHETT,
Book and job Printer,
over N. E. corner Gay and Pratt streets.
GOOD Double MedluR Hand, and Adams Power
PRESS, for sale. oc27-2I
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n EOOP EAR RINGS.
~ - - II n =

EN GABRIEL D. CLARK, Water street,
second door from Cavert-st.
Offers for sale, large assortment Of Hoop Earrings;
Cameo, Stone and Jet Breaspins, with all the differ
eat styles of gold Finger Rings, Shit Studs and
Bracelets. SEGA
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New YoRK Cry PoLITIcs. The nomina-
tion of Mike Walsh for the Assembly, and MIR.
Frederick for Congress, has given great Of
fence to portion Of, the democrats in N, York
citv. many OF whom express themselves open
10 aoainst the ticket, and say the consequence
will he the success Of the wings.
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aNHEAP! CHEAP: The greatest bargain n I
- was ever offered, may be had in BARouCHE
that the subscrii eT has for sale. Apply TO
ALFRED H. REP, 335 Balllmorest
Ops I'd tin slsre above Howard st.
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Miss CUsHMAN AND THE SERENADERs. A
letter has been received from Miss Charlotte
Cushman, in which she mentions her intention
of remaining abroad some months, if not a year
to come. I he celebrated Ethiopian Serenad-
ers, at the last accounts, were performing with
much Success in Liverpool. They have been
entirely successful wherever they have given
entertainments.
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Tickets S25U-haIVes SI2J-quaTterS 7 cts.
0l3-Cerifcate of package of 25 quarter tickets
cost only So rs,
Fer lucky tickets by the package or single ticket
apply TO the prize vendors, MILLER co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. Of the Md Lottery, class No. l07,
drawn Oct 26. Lowest prize S..
II 2 55 SO IS Sd so So SO 60 Is 80 81
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UNIVERSITY OF MAR

MTNIVERSTTY OF MARYLAND.-FA-
" Guilty OF PHYSlC-SESSlON of lS46 and
H7.-The Lectures will commence on MONDAY
October Goth, and continue until the LIST of March en-
suing:
RICHARD WILMOT HALL, M. D., Obstetrics
and Medical jurisprudence.
WILLIAM E. A. AKIN, NJ. D., Chemistry and
Pharmacy
NATHAN R. SMITH, NJ. D., Surgery. ...
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. D., Therapeutics, Malerla
Medica and Hygiene.
JOSEPH ROBY, NJ. n. Anatomy and Physiology
WILLIAM POWER, NJ. D., Theory and Practice oil
Medicine,
GEORGE w. MILTENBERGER, NJ. D., De
monstrator of Anatomy.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical sur
gerry every day at the Baltimore lDfrmary, opposite
The Medical College. Fees for the entire course Sso
matrculation fee, SIS graduation fee, S2O' clinical
Aeket free; disseclitg ticket optional with me STU
dents. WILLIAM E. A. AKIN, NJ ID.
oc2O dtNoyl Dean Of. the Faculty,
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IATRST nAnES
.ETrER BAes sp AT TIE IxcuANsE READING ROC $

LETTER bAVs Up At THE EXCHANGE READING ROC s.
For LiVerpool-Ship Republic, with despatch
For Liverpoo-ShP Hargrave, with despatch.
For Belfast, heland-Ship Washington with aesl
patch. ....
For Retterdam-Ship Harvest, 2slh inst.
For Bremen-Shp Schiller, 26Ih inst.
For Bremen-Sbip Marianne, with despatch.
For Bremen-Shp Johannes, with despatch.
For Rio de Janero-Brig Abo, few days.
For Kingston, Jam-Brg Cambrian, few days.
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THE TRUE AMERICAN STOPPED. Cassius
M. Clay's abolition paper, the True American
has given up the ghost, for want of support
Its publishers, however, announce that ii they
can obtain the means, they will start another
journal in Kentucky, to advocate abolition'sm
Mr.. Clay himself, is in Mexico, in command o
a volunteer corps.
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For WASHINGTON,

ADJUST BE SOLD. An entire stock of DRY
VE GOODS, purchased from Trustees at great
sacrifice, SELLING OFF AT COST OR LESS,
consisting of a good assortment Of Staple aud Do
nestle DRY GOODS, which must be closed out at
cost less.
Iz- Cali at the Selling of Store, in HANOVER
STREET, I'd Store South pratt ST., No. 6S, where
Bargains in abundance may be had o27-2w
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EHANCES TO DAY ONLY 62I CENTS
u For beautiful Prize call at the Lucky office of
MILLER & co, cor. of Baltimore and st. Paul-sts
and purchase ticket in to days splendid Lottery.
Will be drawn THIS DAY (MOnday) Oct 81, Md.
Lottery, extra class No. g. for the benefit of the
of Bel.Air-75 Nos 10 drawn Understanding IL
prizes in Ell Ell package of 25 tickets.