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10 SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
Sosth,-say to Norfolk, Richmond Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynehburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
Ell Route. See advertisements lend
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DIMINuTIoN OF POPULATION. The Virginia
papers declare that no State has suffered so
much from emigration as Virginia. The cas-
tern part of the State is the severcst sufferer,
having been diminishing in population for the
last twenty years.
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o. FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. A Quar-
terry meeting Of the Friendship Fire Company will
be held at the Hall of the Engine House, on MON
DAY ETENING, l4th inst. at 7 O'Clock.
dIl-3l' JAMES McMANUS, Secretary.
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MARYLAND MINING COMPANY. Tho Cum
berland Civilian learns from the engineer and
Superintendent of the Maryland Mining Com
pnny, that since the opening of the road on the
18th of May last, up to the LIST Dec. inst, four
Teen thousand nine hundred tons of Coal have
been transported to the Baltimore and other
markets for sale. There are now employed at
the Eckhart Mines, Jfy-t,oO miners and thirty
laborers, in all the operations of mining and
loading coal.
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EHREsH SILVER PLATED WARE

y. Received by late arrivals and now opening
large assortment of Elizabethean and other late
styles of plated Ware, comprising Cake Baskets;
Butter Coolers Salt Dishes; Toast Racks; Walters,
differen sizes; Table and Desert Forks aud Spoons;
Butter Knives, Asparagus Forks; Cheese Flyers,
High and Chamber Candlescks, Shutters, Trays,
Casters, Tea Pots, Cups, Chaffing Dishes, Napkin
Rings, Knife Rests &C., which will be sold very low.
Those wanting fine goods can always obtain them al
the lowest prices at our House Furnishing Ware
rooms, No. 10 North Charles street opposite the
Union Bank.
dig C,E, WETMORE h co
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Prescription. In the present year, 1916,
the works of over one hundred of the best wri,
ters living and dead, in all the branches of art
and literature, are forbidden in different Ger
man States.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

VE TUE UT I9lUUN1 Q UU'
Opposite balnum's Bait. Md.
Gy-OFFlClAh DRAWING OF the Md. CoRsOh-
dated LotIery, class No. S, for 1886:
63 10 IL "a 81 80 So 43 80 AZ so IS
L and 60, being the list and ID drawn Nos each $50
~ and "a, being the 81 and 4h drawn Nos. each 10
81 and 80, being the 5h and 9th drawR Nos each 90
Al having two of the drawn Nos. or them, each 8
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
1t EMORY CO., No. IN. Calvert-st.
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WhoIe IlcKets S23-shares IN proportion,
9CF- For tickets and orders, apply at
Office No. lie SOUTH STREET,
1t ID, PAINE 4 Co, Managers.
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19-FRENCIi AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, Of every size, for sale by the case dozen.
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largestassor,nent
of Mahogany FRAMES 10 be found in the city
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirelyDew
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. for sale and made order as cheap as thew
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. E. s. FRYER
nll-tE No. Nerth Gay street
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ENDORSING PAPER. In his message to the
Missouri Legislature, Governor Edwards ad-
Verts TO the too common practice of endorsing
paper, which frequently involves many an in
noccnt man in bankruptcy and ruin, and sug-
gests that the law should be to require a man
to get the consent and signature of his wife be-
fore he can place his property in such jeopardy
The Governor is of opinion that mans best
adviser and counsellor is his wife.
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MR. FORREST This unriveed tragedian takes a
benefit this evening at the Holiday street Theatre,
on which occasion he persOnates the character of
"Metamora." He will no do ubt have an overflow
ing house.
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Z OST. CAMEO BRACELET, in Gay or Bal
- timore street, or between the Odd Fellows
Hall and Light streets, with the initials an. A. t."
on the inside, and the name "Mary" on the outside
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
the Clipper office. dill
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LARGE ESTATE. Charles Augustus Murray,
son of an English Peer, owns $4,000 acres of
land in Wisconsin, which he purchased at a
government sale.
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SECOND GRAND CONCERT
- BY THE ORPHAN FAMILY, at

-,-- CALVEKI HALL, on
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. l4th,
when they will introduce variety Of new and po-
puar MUSIC. 90 Tickets SO cents, with pro
grammes-can be obtained at the Music and Book
stores, and at the door. o. Doors open at st. to
commence at "a o'clock. dll-3t
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FOR THE SOUTH.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT!

WINTER ARRANGEMENT!
VkNHREE TINT Els A WEEK, Carrying III g
u. GREAT CENTRAL U. S. Mail, by the we'll
known and popular routes, via Ches peake Bay, to
Norfolk, Portsmouth; Franklin, Richmond, Peters
burg, CASTOR, Weldon and Charleston, 5. g., (avoid
ing all those unpleasant changes as on the route via
Washing lon,) and no loss of sleep, TO Weldon
SCHEDULE.
u Gsz-zs Leaving Spears wharf Baltimore
HIz 49, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at o'clk P NJ in one of the
popular, comfortable and safe Steamboats,, with their
experienced commanders crews, in the GEO RGIA,
q ass~Ts Capt Cannon, or HERALD, Capt,
aNSgR tAtt[Azze Russell, or JEWESS, Capt Sutton.
2'ilzaEzls'.zzA This Line has been running for up
walds of twenty years, wthout loss of Property O.
Life The Boats built expressly for this Route Arri-
Wing in Norfolk next morning. after comfortable
nights sleep, at o'ck A. M thence up James River
- asesGs with its beautiful scenery, in the
RHSqat a{yswpsleamboa CURTIS PECK, Capt Da-
saza8zsszfsahv Wis or ALICE, Capt Brough, to Rich
mond or Guy Point Railroad, now in comp etc order
to Petersburg, Va, Oeavine Baltimore same time,
always in advance of the Line via Washington
thence to eldOn and Charleston, S. c.; through an
fast as any other line, with much more comfort and
less expense This Line also connects with the Sea
Board and ROANOKE Railroad, from Portsmouth, by
Railroad, to Garysvle, Franklin, Newson's and
Baykln's Depots, And by steamer Fox, from Frank
I'm to Edenton, Plymouth, NewberA, and Washing
ton, N. u Returning, leave Norfolk, Tuesdays,
thursdays and Saturdays, at 2 M, connecting
(next morning) at Baltimore with the Lines going
South West and East.
COnfOrmabe TO our usual custom at this season
the fare will be as follows:
Between Baltimore & Norfolk or Portsmouth SIS 90
Do do franklin. 6 90
Do do Richmond or Petersburg, Va, 5 90
Do do CASTOR or Weldon ..,..,. 9 90
Do do Thro' to Charleston, 5. c., 81 80
Meals on board b. y and James River Boats incud-
ed, thereby saving at least 81 expenses.
W- Travellers by the above routes will please be
directed by our Soliciting Agent ia the Cars hand
your checks TO him, or TO the Porter in the Yard,
(Norio Line labelled his hat) who will conduct
you and your baggage to the boat.
T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, December, 1886. dl2-d
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ng-SONS OF TEMPERANCE-BALTI
DIVISION, No. 1, s. OF 7. The members will
please take notice that their regular meetings will
hereafter be held at the Union Hall on MONDAY
EVENING, l4th inst, (and every succeeding Mon
day, until otherwise ordered,) at O'Clock. Their
attendance is requested, as business of importance
will be laid before them for their consideration
II BY order ISAIAH STOKES, r. s,
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FIRE AT Norwich, Conn. Three stores
and one dwelling house we're destroyed by fire
in Norwich, on Monday evening. The stores
were occupied by Mr.. Pettee, bonnet dealer,
Mr.. Whipple, confectoner, and VIM, Rogers,
dry goods dealer. The dwelling house belong
ed to Edward Colt. The fire also did consid-
cradle damage to other buildings in the vicinity.
MILITARY. A detachment of 10 men, for
the Seventh Regiment of U. S. Infantry, ar
rived at New York on Wednesday morning,
from Portland, 10 join their regiment now i'll
New York. All but four were recruits. Capt.
Van Oinda's company U. S. volunteers left
Albany on Monday afternoon, on board the
North America, for Fort Hamilton.
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FLOOR SPRINGS. The latest PATENT
- DOOR SPRINGS is warranted to give salts
faction either for heavy or light door, and if proper
ly attached TO door and occasionally oiled in the
bearings will work without noise and be found sure
rior to any spring erer offered TO the pablic.
Spring may be seen the door of the Patriot
Office, of which kind Ihave plenty left, and for sale
only by ALFRED II. REP,
did No, 3s5 Baltimore street,
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The RMGGoLD FUNERAL. The Hartford
Light Dragons, Capt. A. l.. jarrett, have
made arrangements to attend the funeral of
Major Ringgold, which is to take place in
Baltimore.
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rn,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sui

rNNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
n scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Cour'
of Baltimore county, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of ELIZA HELMHIN, late of said
cOBnty, deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, hereby warned to exhibit the
or before the 10Th day of March, le47; they may
otherwise, by law be excluded from all beHeft Of
said estate All persons indebted to The said estate,
are requested TO make immediate payment. Given
under my hand, this 10Th day of December, 1916.
2law4t JOHN STEINMEIR, Admir-.
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WF" DIX. UUNBIN VIII deliver course OF SIX
LECTURES, in the Light st. Methodist e. Church,
on the following highly important and interesting
subjects:
|, "Turkish Empire"
g Christianity in the East, >" (map)
g. "JeTusaem,H Qarge map
4. "PeniRsula of Mount Sinai,n QaYse mapD
5. "Palesline," Qarge map.)
6 "Restoration of the Jews"
The first Lecture will be on TUESDAY EVEN.
ING, 9Th inst; second, THURSDAY EVENING
10th inst; third, FRIDAY EVENING, 18th inst;
foHrlh, MONDAY EVENING, l4th inst; fifth,
TUESDAY EVENING, 18Th inst, and sixth,
THURSDAY EVENING, nth inst, at halfpast 7
o'clock,
Gs- Tickets for the course SI-Tickets, admitting
Lady aud gentleman 5l.50; Single tickets, admit
ting to one Lecture 25 cens--to be obtained at the
Joseph N. Lewis, and Gushing & Brother, and al
Mortimer & MOwbray's, corner Of Baltimore and
Chare sis; also of Thos Armstrong, us Baltimore
street.. AZ tf
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MOUNT SAVAGE lRoN WORKS. We are hap.
Ply to be able to announce, upon unquestona-
bic authority, says the Cumberland Civilian,
that the rumor of the stoppage of the Mount
Savage Iron Works is unfounded. Every part
of these extensive works is in full operation,
and the best feelings exist between all the PAL
ties concerned. The harmony now existing
between all parties interested cannot fail to Sc
cure success. For the week ending on tho 5th
of December, the two Blast furnaces turned
out tho hundred aud Ten tons of Pig Iron, which
is about their usual average.
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IN

n TREAT MAMMOTH PICTORIAL
~ BROTHER JONATHAN,
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS,
This number of the Great Pictorial Double Brother
Jonathan is one Of extraordinary beauty and far sur
passes any former number ever issued. The labUr
and expense which we have bestowed upon il are al
most Incredible; ana in point of rich, rare and racy
Literary Contents, choice and costly Engravngs, and
size and quality of paper it infinitely exceeds any
previous effort Of the kind ever made by our own or
any other establishment in the wOrIo. -
SOME FIFTY OR SIXTY ENGRAVINGS
Of he fGrseh, finest Gnd Nsst elegant description
are contained in the coumns of this great newspa-
per.
TERMS Single copies lsI cts; Ten copies, 81 90;
lou copies, 50 % For sale by the numbered single
number, at VIM. TAYLOR & CO.'S,
q, Astor House, New York.
~ Borders received by
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
dli-I Jarvis Buildings, Baltimore, Md
A NEW NOVEL nv ,.urs
WILL BE POLISHED ON SATURDAY, Dec. lslh
BEAUCANP; OR, THE ERROR
BY @. P. r. JAMES, ESQ.
Author of Arrah Neil, Step Mother The Rebber, SC,
Price 25 cents. All orders must be forwarded to
WIN. TAYLOR & co.
dll-2t Jarvis Buildings
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fG3- TO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDiClNE.-DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, the celebrated and inlallibe re-
medy for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma and
Liver Complaint, was discovered some six or seven
years ago, in the city Of Philadelphia the residence
Of one OF The most distinguish ed ysicans that ever
lived. Since that time 1t has, by its own merits,
been rapidly, surely and safely working its way
through the opposition of quacks and couReffeiteTs
until by its true value and intrinsic excellence, il
has gained for itself most enviable Pularity and
established itself in the confidence of an iuellRen
and enlightened public from one end of the cont
neRt 10 the other. The testimony of thousands who
have been relieved and cured by this valuable art-
Gle, will show that it stands unrivaed-at the head
of all other medic ines for the cure of diseases for
which it is recommended The genuine Br. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is for sale by duly
appointed agents, and all respectable dealers in
medicines in all large cities and all important towns
throughout the United States, Canadas and British
provinces.
Be careful and get the genuine aRd original Dr..
Wistar'5 Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed I. Butts,
on the wrapper. On hand and for sale by
e. ii. STABLBR s. CO., 1870 w. Pratt ST.
Also, by Geo. w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High Sis
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Smith
& Atkinson, 96S Baltimore ST. Candy Bartlett,
cor Lombard & Light SITS; J. F. Perkins s. Brother,
cor. Green and Franklin streets; Joseph B. STAINS
bury, 81 Thamcs-st; Or. E. II. Perkins, corner Bal
timOre and Green Streets; George II. KeerI, No 1923
Baltimore street; and N N. Robinson, So North Cay
street. div
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0U-CHRTsTIANITY AND HEATHENIsM. Re
igiOus services will be held in the Calvert street
U niversalist Church TO MORROW Sunday at IL
O'Clock, A. M; and at O'Clock, p. M, a Lecture
will be delivered, by the Pastor on "the Religion
and Morals of Heathensm, compared with original
Christianity" 1R1 1t
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.HNHE FAIL OF MAJOR RINGGOLD.

FuNHE FALL OF MAJOR RINGGOLDo
u Just published, Lithographic representation
of the fall of the gallant Major RINGGOLD on the
field of "Pa0 Alto -
The information of the locality, and the position
of the paltes in The above scene, was furnished by
an officer who participated in the battle of the 9Th
of May.
The Drawing has been admired and approved by
several who were eye witnesses of the above tragic
event. For sale wholesale and retail, by
JOHN DOWNS, Bookseller and Stationer. 4
dll-3ts 20l Broadway, East BALTIMORE
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90 As the remains of the late Major RINGe0LD
ale expected 10 arrive in Baltimore about the 10th
December, the commanding officer Of the escort is
DESTROYS to ascertain, nearly possible, the mum
Der of Troops from distance who intend 10 join in
the funeral sbsequies.
He therefore requests, that the commanders Of all
such companies would report to him at as early a
day as possible, so that proper positions may be
given them, and the programme arranged.
He also desires that such officers Of The Navy,
Army, Volunteer and Militia corps, distance as
wish to join in the procession, TO report TO him. when
places will be assigned them.
JAMES q. LAW, Major
Commanding Escort.
17- Papers in this and the adjoining states, will
confer favor by giving publicity 10 the above no
toe. 1APsR1 daft
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ITEMS OF News. A man named Rowland
has been convicted of the murder of his bro
ther-n-law at Mansfield, Ohio, and sentenced
to hung on the l4th of March.-A man
named Scott, engaged in the daguerreotype bs-
siness at Cincinnati, has been arrested on the
charge ofobtaning goods in New York, under
false pretences. The Revenue Cutter Bib
sailed from Cincinnati on Saturday for the
Gulf of Mexico.-The legislature of Ohio
assembled on Monday, when Mr. Olds was
chosen speaker of the Senate, and Mr.. Cutler
speaker of the House. -Daniel Mclaughlin
a lawyer OF Philadel phia, has been suspended
for month from practising in the Court of
Sessions for using insulting language to the
Court.-At Milwaukee, on the 25th ult., the
thermometer was two degrees below zero.-
E. J. Pike and John Carroll have both been
arrested in New York on charges of forgery.
During Mr., Coughs visit of five days to
Albany recently, 1880 persons signed the tenn
perance pledge.-A woman died in Italy
lately, aged lag years, who during her lifetime
had eight husbands.
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NOR sALE-A very likely Black WOMAN,
y 81 years Of age, slave for life, from the coun-
try; good plain Cook. Also-a BOY Ia yeals of
age, to serve Is years He can come well recon-
mended, Apple at
LEWIS F.SCOTTl, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
dill Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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Dreadful Murder.

A correspondent Of the Albany Atlas writes from
Cooperstown, Otsego Co. May IL, as follows
"A mos, daring and horrid murder was committed 10
the town Of Milford NEAR CoIiersTie) In this county
on Saturday last, 9th inst which sled the entire coE
runity with terror and gloom
|, appears from what information can derive 'nst
single stocking bee held st the premises OF MI
shutter, AZ which many neshbors were in attendance
and several OF them became intoxicated scene oil rlo
ensued as the natural consequence. man named
Nathan TiGIny came 10 the scene, and was immeci-
s,elv attacked by person named Lev! Clearwater
a. T seeing him intoxicated retreated, but wes io
oyed nv Clearwater VINO fatally stabbed him IN the
bowels with a pocket knife. Mr.. Tiffany left for
ho. IA distance OF 30 ods) holding his entrss in
win his hands which had been exposed by the stab be had
received Clearwater followed him 10 his mouse, deter
mining 70 finish him the spot, but was beaten from
he house BY Mrs. T. with the tongs. This was between
seven and eight O'Clock in the evening. Clearwater
Immediately fed, but arrested the next day ~
Jacksouborough. In the OF Maryland taken back
Ia Milford had his examination Monday, and was
committed 10 Jail to await hia trial for murder. BIZ.
Tiffany fingered till Sunday, when death came 10 his re-
lief visited the prison to-day, the prisoner and
with him about the affair during which
tears we're frequently tricklipe down his cheeks
He gave an undisgused history Of the bloody deed
and said had not been for liquor he should have
been caught in prison. lie 20 years OF age and has been
addicted 10 nemperance fer several: ears What warn
Ing 10 young men this should be- 10 never taste OF the os
onous cup which has caused many tear TO flow and many
kind heart 10 throb with anguish II should rest deeply
on the minds of voters who 20 determine the fate OF
Il" king alcohol next Tuesday.
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Great Fire at the sasaenaJ-Ihe sihaee al
Grand Bny Communicative tn"u'ana co.
pie Destitute.
,seDce cf The Montreal Times.

ouEBEc, Saturday, Nay g
vS-ba, writing yoo OF the 5.h instant stated that
,s.r r,sensea much The esh o. Iay last, was net
are ihst the resemblance 20 be 50 sktag eui there
Sss beeu fearful, painful keless-2000 families have
beea rendered houseess and pennies, and destitute
nv The visitation 81 that d4atfa Of all scour.es FIRE
The following authentic account OF what has hap
pened:
"A serious misfortune has befsleu the settlements
of Grand Bay in the SsguensT. The settlers on the
River Chez Mars clearing tteir lands ead suTu1e
the drouin great, and Tuesday. the ih instant
the wind coming blow furously the asmes were
carried along the settlement, ce.trUJDF houses barns
cattle the seed grain and Implements Of husoancT ana
reaching the village the mouth OF the RiTer Destroy
ed the whole here-the church and the two mills az toe
mouth Of the s,reaui-srd continuing nile iaFther
round the Bay The Bay 10 Ike Grand Bay village dsf
troyed atbere excep, the Church Pres5Jtsre and n
Price Co and houses, and feT houses souih
OF them leaving about 2 600 souls. men, women snc
children without houses of the meas OF sowing inel
lands."
Il lie really painful contemplate the state Of -n.ery
into which these poor people have been plunged The
mills being destroyed their Of likelihood nave
ereu been taken away IL concluding this painful para
graph would only hope that those sufferers mag not
be permitted exca:ua There ia 10 balm n GAeaa-
there il physician there.
TIE FIRE IN the woods you perceive, mas been e&'en
svo Il beer all arount There are some Pain'u
ruunoys from S,oneham the houses there sre SAID 10
have been destroyed would hope not gu. unless We
have some rso II is difficult conceive what mag not
happen.