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NAVAL AND MILITARY
Intelligence.
OPERATIONS IN THE GULF.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO,
&c. &c. &c.
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

RiSoooLp's AarrLLERY-OaDvn, No AZ
Nsw YoRR. December 81. 1916.
The remains Of the lamsnted Major Rnggold are to
be conveyed their final resting place. Tuesday the
9sd Instant by his friends and the military Of the city Of
To ray that respect due to his remains In ha city this
commend bearing hs composed Of officers Of the
to honor his memory. will assemble Tuesday morn
ing 27d lust OF 10 o'clock, at the Arsenal Yard In ON
minute gnns whilst the funeral obsequies are being OBJ
served ip tho city OF Baltimore
The usual badges Of mourning will be worn, and the
hsgs dressed with Grape at half staff
battery Of two brass pieces will be used on the oc.
HENRY STORMS, Commanding
IA. BooAnr, Acting Adju.ant
HAMILTON g.
from the Philadelphia Inquirer, Dec. all
General rotrikeu, 10 letter to the Psnns.ioamian:
says -" Une the present requsition Of the President
for battalion If five. regiment of ten companies.
nineteen companies have already offered their services
OF tbsss nineteen, nine (ncuding from Pittsburgh)
are in the interior and constituted portion Of those
who offered under the first CALL but excluded under
the orders 3, regarded priority These companies are
ed accordingly You will perceive, therefore that I'M
til they heard from, the remainder Of the ccmpanies
determine the question to what companies will be
hualy designated. Ten companies "a fun regiment)
oall not iuding Capt Nay lors which makes eleven
The Pittsburgh Gszeue Of Thursday states that all the
two from Pnadspha have been mustered Into Service
The remaining two were to be mustered In on that day,
and the election of officers to have taken place
Friday Saturday The Assistant Quartermaster has
advertised for vo steamboats, TO convey the regiment
and all its equippage to New Orleans.
The Philadelphia companies all ready to move,
and Is probable the shipment of the regiment will
take place carly this week We arc not aware. says
the Gasss that any general psrsde will take place,
pleased to the entire regAAnt together Taken in
ALL it is splendid body OF men, and will compare with
any regiment that has been, may be, mustered into
service.
WASHINGTON, Dec 900 O'Clock, p. Mt Is
more that bill authorizing ten additional regiments to
the regular army, will be introduced to morrow.
On Thursday last at Pittsburgh, the following gentle
men were elected officers Of the first regms of Penn
gyvana volunteers :--FTancis NJ. Wynkoop. Of Potts
VILE Colonel Samuel W. Black of Pittsburg, Lieuten-
ant Colonel Adjutant General Bowman, Major.
TFron the St Louis Era Dec. II
Company d o. the rife regiment under the COM
naad Of Capt Pope departed yesterday the steamer
South America for the seat Of We learn that Com
pany A of the same regiment will leave to-day in the
steamer Hendrck Hudson.
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rHE OCCUPATION OF CALIFORNIA, &c.
The Wsshfnsfsn Union the 10Th inst reiasivs 10 the
procismsons Of General KeaTDey and Commodore Stock
tea ssys'-W undertake. on our part, to assert that
these prooemaons not prepared by the Secretary
Of STATE nor at the War Department We presume
there ere matters IN them which DO not meet the concur
renee or ssncuon OF the administration and which
not embraced In the Instructions thew have rec eiyed
We take for granted however that the Presidents
ply to the resolution viii set the question in Us
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sesmsn mariners, citizens Of the United States, who
for the maintenance OF American who may be des
titute, and may be in such foreign port"
BY the provisions OF this act no seaman could be law
fully discharged abroad, under any circumstances with
out this payment Of the three monthly wages The
sol could 10 his discharge any other
diton. And this hardship the master OF the
vessel He was bound by his bond to return his
TO the United States and the payment Of these three
MONTH wages relieved sm mfr, from t tai. obligation
Act In addition to the several acts regulating the sh
msnt and dcnsrge Of sesmen and the duties OF consus
approved July ~, le4o Under this act consus
authorized, they deem expedent to discharge
men in any foreign port upon the joint application Of the
ms,,er and .eamsn. without requiring THIS pay ment
and unjusly expensive to the United States II has
diminished the fund provided by Law for the support Of
the United States and has the burden upon
the public treasury. has benefited person but the
ship owner, in relieving him from the obligation Justly
imposed upon him Of restoring the which navigs.
ted his vessel to their country and their home.
Should Congress deem expedient to repeal this pro.
vision OF the act Of 1870, and indeed, in any event. IL
may be proper TO place whalsrs by positive enactment
upon the footing with other vessels in regard
payment of the three months wsges Whaling voy ages
often undertaken upon en- agreement between sll
persons board 70 share thc profits OF the adventure
aod hence it has been conended, that specific wa
ges in stipulated the MISTER bound
TO pay equivalent Tor the tfee months wages upon
the discharge Of seamsn. Although the decision at
the treasury has been against such exemption II sub
mited whether the point shoud not be placed beyond
doubt dispute Equal justice requires that the
tiers OF such whaers should be placed the
ing in this respect with the masters Of other vessels
II may be stated that. under the Of July 1870 n
has been lett the discretion tho consul whether he
will allow the discharge OF a seaman without the pay
meni OF the three montns wages but yet II Is difficult
for bin, when both the master and tho mariner insist
upon H. 10 resist their joint application. The conse-
quence has been that great numbers Of sesmen
chBrgsd chiefly IRON whaling vessels, lett destitute
tho distant islands end shores OF the Paoac char re
70 the government Whilst this law has thus
ed the uerings Of sesmen and delayed their return 20
their country has ep,silsd the treasury heavy
additional expense for their reIlct and their passage TO
the United states Opportunities offer but seldom IN
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il co,

OppOslh Darhunl 5, BAIT Md
Q}~OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the No. Ceuscli
dated Lottery, class No. Q, for 1916: For benefit 0
the Susquebanna Canal.
50 II l6 "a IT IL So Is 10 rs I SO 45 80 .
50 and H. being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each $40
Is and "a, being the Sd and Ain drawn Nos each IS
II and Al, being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos each 20
Is and So, being the 7th and Sh; 10 and Is, be-
ing the 9Th and 10Th drawn Nos each Is
All having two oil the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, +" 5
1t EMORY CO., No. . N. Culvert-st.
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nz-PRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNlCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c &c for sale and made TO order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. =. .. rhi I'm,
Milf No North Gay street.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ut. by Rev. Henry Slieer, EPHRAIS
Knowles to Miss JULIA Il. f. thiCd daughter of II
8. Williams, Esq. all of this city.
On the 3d inst. by Rev. Or. duncan, s. 8. GoRD
Of Delaware, to MART FRANCES CHARLES, of
city.
On the 10Th ult. by Rev. q. D. Purviance, jon,
CRcK 10 Miss MINERVA f.. A. SHIRLEY, OF thig {
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NEW HATS VS.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

Me5SrS. Editors ot The Clipper:
{5- Many are the ills and veXations one is subject
to, who sports shocking bad hat. In olden times
ii was conceded that ''he mind is the index of the
man." butnow, in this age of inlpro uement and sredt
disccrnmeHt, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the nobest attributes, of heart ever so good and
generous how liable is the possessor TO be cut and
passed by unnoticed if he be decked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is all and all to constitute the man, for
who is not allured by outward Appearances Aye,
does not ''the learned pate duck to the golden god''
more in obeisance to what is the head than in III
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recognitons, and honied congratulations, should
90 to "KEEVIL'S," 9s BALrIsoRR STREET, there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality to DER gloss
faults innumerable, if such there be, the which,
s'Like richest Alchymy,
Will change to virtue and to worthiness.o
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEVIL,
mh5-eotfr Agent for the Proprietor.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM.

MISS NJ. A. G ANNON'S FAREWELL BENEFIT
AND LAST APPEARANCE.
CO Miss NJ. a. CANNON begs most respectfully to
inform her friends and the public, that her Farewell
BeneGt will take place on SATURDAY EVENING,
March 9TH, on which occasion will be produced the
sterling Comedy of
THE ENGLISHMAN IN INDIA,
GRIST TO THE MILL,
with variety Of Singing and Dancing. Particulars
in the bills of the day. mh5 81"
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FkoMrHE EXCHANGE READlEe-RooM BOO
CLEARED

SchfS Redwing, Kinks, st. Johns, NF, R& E
Tucker; Mankin, Terry, Halifax, N g, Jas. Geon
Alice Ann, Pendcrgast, Wilson, Alexandria, ID G.
Pendergast & Son.
schr Michigan, Terry, New YORK, I. Mankin.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Emerald, c. w. Buck, for Baltimore, GLeal
ut New York cd inst.
Brig AndrOscOggir, Larrabee, from Portland,
rived at Riatanzas 18th ult.; schr. Comet, Bina
from FOro Rico, at do eth. The schE. Char
Patterson, was loading, 18th, for Baltimore.
Rio Janiero, JAM. In port, bargues Laetii
Lewis, waiting cargo; Henry Shelton, Long, N.
leans, TO sail in 10 days; bri. Noble Speghts, Ba
days; Inlet, Terrell from ct. Johns, NJ F. disch'
Brig Midas, Echberger, was at Havana i4th
about repairing.
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DIE ID,

On the 81 isst. JULIA AsN GwYNE, ia the g3d 1
of her age, widow Of the late John GWynn, an of
Of the Revolutionary war.
On the 81 inst after prNtraclpd illness from c
sumption, ID EDWARD JRHNRR SMrTH.
On the 9nd inst. JOsRPH Frazier, Sen, in the
year of his age.
On the Sd inst. PATRICK NcLAuGHLIN, in the 9
year Of bis age.
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H3- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION There
will be an exhibition of the Emory Station Sabbath
School Of the Methodist +. Church. held at Emory
Church, on Pennsylvania Avenue, on MONDAY
EVENING, the 9Th of March, to commence at "a
O'Clock. Exercises to consist of Dialogues, Recita-
tons, Singing, SC The proceeds 10 be applied to
the benefit OF the School.
Tickets l2I cents to be had OF Messrs Jones X
Houston, Franklin street; Messrs. Switzer & Hatch,
Penn. Avenue Samuel Hser, Biddle street, or at he
door on the evening of the exhibition. mhj-sm3t'
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h7-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The course
of lectures now being delivered in tho Fifth Presby-
terrain Church, Hanovers, will be continued as fol-
lows:
F. w. THOMAS, Esq. of Missouri on THURSDAY
EVENING, March s. Subject-"Byon."
Hon. Il. d. BAKER, of Illinois, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March TO- Sub, eet-"Commorce, and
its Influence on Republican Institutions"
Hon. II. w. HILLARD, of Alabama, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March 10. Subject-"Oliver Crom-
well.n
Hon. w. l.. YANcEY, of Alabama, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March II. Subject not known certainly,
but supposed to be "The Rights ufMarred Women"
There are few tickets unsod, which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction. Single
Admission Q5 cents, fe98-dtl
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EeLIEACHED SBEETINGS & SHIRTINGS.
AD Just received and on hand, 90 cases 81 7 8
and ShrIings; Sd and Sheeungs.
large assortment of plain and new style fancy
GAMBROONS and Cotton pant Stuffs; Croon Coat
ings and superior Summer Cloths black and mode
coOred Alpacas; eases Manchester and common
GINGHAMS; cases Brown Hollands 100 pieces
IRISH LINENS, from 25 cents to ST per yard; La
dies Linen Cambria HDKFS; gents sup. Linen do.
EEALE II. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
mh5 'fAR1 doors below Charles.
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GSIXTH WARD.--ELECTlON NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that an Election will be
held on MONDAY NEXT, 9Th inst. from O'Clock,
A. NJ. to P. NJ, at Steever's Tavern, tiate Draw
ner) at the Bel Air Market for person to repre-
sent the Sixth Ward in the First Branch of the City
Council of Baltimore, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Adj Pindell By order,
PEREGRINE GORSUCH
ELIAS BISHOP,
nhj-4t JAMES LEWIS, Judges.
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&C OIL OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become immense
To soften LEATHER matter how hard, il acts 10 the
aslonishment of ALL and for all old Leather Harness
and Carriage tops i'll use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without il when once known.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover ana Market sts.,
1t Baltimore. Md.
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HNOURTH Vo.UME OE n,auRICNE

HTOURTH VOLUME OF D,AUBIGN
1T Our friends and patrons general are rpspect-
fully informed that we expect to receive and have
Tor sale, the 4th vol Of D'Aubgne's History of the
hel0I ltion, about the beginning Of next EeGk. As
there are great number who would like 10 have the
back volumes, we shall be able furnish them with
complete sets. We hope we shall have call from
all those who purchased their first three volumes
from U.s. as well as those who have not yet purchased
any. This volume will be illustrated with twJ fine
steel portraits, one OF the author and the other of
Luther. The terms and styles will be as follows:
Uniform with the Subscribers cheap edition, half
c'oth, $05t
do do edition, in full cloth $50
DO do besI ed. thick paper, eK cloth, 0.75
The four vols, IN half cloth, l2j
do do fine thick paper, eX. cl. new type, $50
do do in one Svo. vol. tul do do loo
The dth vol $40. separate, paper cover do 0.2j
ID. OWEN & SON,
lf6 Baltimore street.
P. 8. Ours is RGb't Curer's ed. N. York. mh5
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A NEW NOVEL BY
IA w. GILMORE sIMM !.

~t@H'"i1u <S1ELOh " W.
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
COUNT JULIEN; or, The Last Days Of the Goth,
Historical Romance by WIN. Gilmore Simms, au-
thor Ut "Hichaii Hurdis," "Guy Rivers" "The Ye-
massee," Sc Price 373 cents.
TINS is the last production uf a p puar American
novelist and will be- read with interest by the nier-
Gus adnilrer' AND readers of his other works.
Also, in press, twenty Years After; or, The Three
Musque eeIs, by Alexander dumas.
Exciting "a the novel of The hTee Guatdsmen IL
acknowledged to be, Thirty Years Attetn will be
'ouhd tn excel IT. and cannot fail TO meet with pc.
rusal a5 widely extensive. In two parts. Price IS
cents EACH For sale wholesale and retail
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NEW gO0Ks RCCETVEn TuTIn NAV

'OVTN9 Il
VAN COURTS COUNTERFEIT DBTECTOR
81 year, or single N0s. 70
The WIGWAM OF THE CABINET, by W.Gil-
moro Sinms, Esq -sscand seIies-(Wiley
Putnam $ Library of Am. BUoksl 5U
Manners, or Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen
with Hints o. COurtship and Matrimony, 10
The Tartar Chief, or Russian Coonei's Head
for DOwry, from the Russian OF Marlinski 10
WILLIAM TAYLOR, & co.
II 4, S and 6 JnrYia Building.
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NNOXLM,s PRIAE pEpoT, opPosITl

HNOXLE'S PRIZE DEPOT, OPPOSITE
nv the Railroad Depot, Pratt,st Baltimore. 1t i
now generally admitted that this is the most certai
office in the city to obtain capital prize at. Per
sons disposed to purchase by the package will find
to their advantage to come TO this office, as BOYLE
is determined that 10 office in the city shall ofie'
greater inducements to purchasers than he will
THURSDAY, | of 100000 tickets 81, share
in proportion. ..
FRIDAY, capital prize 81, oOO tickets s9 shares in
proportion. WV
SATURDAY, the favorte Frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery will be drawn Capital Prize $500 !
is splendid lottery for packages. Doyle will sell OF
certificate in this ottcy,a package of IS whole ticket
for Sl5, halves 50, qrs sat, and eiphths S225. al
orders per mail should be addressed 10 this Office.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons VINO pu,
chase by the package or quantity. T
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky namhes.
'h7 package, single ticket, or share. Ali ORDERS ne
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
If. DOYLE, 10. LA Prattstrcs,.
II IRl Opposite b ~ .. il. r. Dspni.
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Ar7-IO.O.F. X. w. G. EMGAMPMENT OF
MD. The members of the R. w. G. EMCAMP-
MENT OF MD. are hereby notified that a special
meeting of the G. Z. will be held on FRIDAY EVE
MING NEXT, the 9th inst. at O'Clock. Punctual
atten dance is requested business OF importance
will be introduced. BY order,
mh4-3tt NJ. DUSHANE, G. Scribe.
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Musical. The celebrated Leopold De
Meyer is expected to arrive in this city to-day


"THE HARMONIOUS" A company of min
strels under tho above title have just arrived in
our city, with the intention of giving series
of concerts, Of which due notice will be given.
We copy the following worry fiatterIng notice
Of their performance from Philadelphia pa
per:
E'Thc combination voices Of these talented
performers more nearly produces the effect of a
soft toned organ, than any array of equal
number that we have listened to- The serious
lyrics were given with great taste and judg-
nlont, and furnished rich repast of melody
but their Ethiopian exhibitions convulsed the
house with laughter-they were exquisite spe-
cimens of negro impersonation, especially the
lady, whom we desire to have mercy upon the
ribs and lungs of the next audience she anu
ses, as We saw several cases of severe side-ache
occasoned by the obstreperous bursts of merri
ment produced by her happy sallies of humor-
Gus expressions"
Coup. The thermometer marked 20 degrees
below zero on Thursday morning at the Shaker
settlement in Watervliet, n. Y. The snow in
Warren couaty (near GIen's Falls) is four feet
six inches deep III the woods.
RECOVERY. We learn from the Philadcl-
pha Chronicle, that Gen. Rufus Welch, who
has been seriously i'll, is recovering. Glad to
hear it,
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Rg-LEOPOLD DE MEYERS Concert will take
place on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 10th
instant, at CALVERT HALL. Particulars will be an
nOunced in a future advertisement. mh5
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HNOR SALE--A great variety of DWELLING
NJ HOUSES, in different locations throughout the
city, many of which elgibly situated III popular
neighDorhoods built IN modern style, tastefuly and
conveniently arranged, at prices from $4,000 TO S25,
600. There are very many from $500 to $4,000, de
srable terms, in every direction. Public attention ia
. particularly called 10 a story DWELLING
,SNgdA. HOUSE in Salisbury street, south side be-
EtaiMM tween High and Exeter sts., with story
back Building Lot is 10 by 100 feet deep,
to an alley for carilge, with a hydrant in the yard
price $500.
AL There are two story and attic DWELL
ishLIa ING HOUSES on the south side Of Pit It,,
vlEhai5 ,near Canal street, l25 feet by 100 deep, at
S575 each; Warehouses on the north west corner of
Hanover and German streets, desirable terms; Oae
on south Paca street, 2k sl0ry-Sl250
Farms and Country Seats, near and distant from
the city, some spleRdIdy improved in buildings and
soil. Terms easy, and a few of them would be ex-
changed for city property
We have two splendid Farms, one If 900 acres in
Carroll county, on Sans Creek, the other in FEEDER
lex county short distance from Frederick city, go
acres Both wOild be sold Ell very desirable terms;
the Improvements and soil the best.
LOTS for sale tense, in veTv many locaii0ns.-
Two III paitIcular--n1e west Franklin street, ~ by
$50 lee deep; the other East FIgnkH street, 66 by
lao feet deep
GROUND RENTS for sale at 6, 81 and 7 per cent.
h. BOND or GEO. GELBACH,
mhJ No. 80 Second street.
EpUTTEts. 800 Kegs Of fresh GLADEs BUT
RI ~ Ill
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nrr,N nREss sILKS AND sHAWA.s.

NEW DRESS SILKS AND sHA Wa LIS.
IA We have opened large and splendid stock OF
some entire new style and supenof quality DRESS
slLKS-as black Taheta, Gro Gram, anu ltailhh La,
string; rich change able plaid and striped Armure and
Gro de Berlin SILKS. Also, Canton Crane; Twisted
silk; Thibet Won and Cashmere SHhWLs, with
large stock of LINEN GOODS of the first quality;
Apacas; Caicoes; Gloves; Hosiery, &c.
II McELDOWNEY co.
No, 1863 Baltimore street,
mhe between Calvert and Light,
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

Lty-The highest market price will be given for
likely young NEGROES, that are slaves for life. APP
Div at Habbersett's Washington Hotel Pratt street,
n few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scriber is perm anently located All communications
will be promptly attended TO.
fed I'm WILLIAM HAhhEh'