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American Rcpublito1r,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, Der. IS, 1916

C,prrRg OF Monterey. We did not an
ticpate that so sanguinary battle would have
been fought at Monterey; for, although we had
accounts of the assembage at that place of a
large Mexican force, we were under the i'm
nrossion that, as in other instances, report had
greatly exaggerated the number Of the enemy.
The result Of the battle is as glorious as could
be desired, our brave fellows having beaten
nearly double their numbers, with the adVan-
.age on the part of the enemy, of fighting be-
bind entertainments. 1t is true that the victory
mas been achieved at a considerable sacrifice oil
life; but this could not be otherwise under the
circumstances. The wonder is, that more
were not killed or wounded.
This success has caused pause in the war,
which we hope, will lead to a termination of
the contest. Mexico, we presume, will be sat
isfed to make at once just and honorable
peace. This is the true policy for Santa Anna
to pursue and it is probable that he will seize
the occasion to propose negotiations Tor that
obiect-that is, fhc BIO not overuled by those
who are opposed to his assuming the supreme
power in Mexico. 1t must be apparent to the
authorities of that country, that war with the
United States is losing game to them, and
they cannot resist the march of our troops; and
therefore, unless the jealousios of factions pre-
vent the measure, the armistce which has been
concluded will lead to an ad iustment Of all DIFF
fcuhies. Our own government will, no doubt,
readily embrace peace upon fair conditions
But, should Mexico resolve to perseyere in hos
tihtes, they will not be conducted by regular
armies, for these she cannot raise TO any amount:
Il will therefore become a guerilla war on her
part-in which case we should present u force
capable Of marching to and Selling upon the
capitol, that we may compel her into measures.
There can be no honorable retreat from the
posi- ion which our army occupies, unless it be
by the conclusion of peace--hence the period
of the armsticc should be employed by our 60
vernment in pushing forward renforcoments
and supplies, so as to enable General Taylor
TO resume operations, should it become neces-
sary, with force that will defy all opposition.
If the country was injudiciously or unneces-
sariIy plunged into war, it must be conducted
with the spirit which becomes Americans.
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FRONT STREET rHEATRE-BENEFIT OF Mrs. BURKE.
This charming actress presents her name for bene-
mt at the Front street Theatre this ev ening The
bin Offered for the occasion is one of extraordinary
attraction, and we doubt not will attract brilliant
audience Three fine pieces will be played "The
Wife's Revenge" "The Dead Shot," and the new
and amusing farce of cole Bull" The talented
benefcIare will appear in each piece. Mr. 7. G
Booth, who has kindly volunteered his services, will
appear as imid in the Dead Shot, TO secure good
seats, application must be made at the box Office
this morning.
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THEATRICAL. We notice by the London
correspondence of the Charleston Evening
News. that Mr.. Bateman, who, until recently,
conducted the "Cowel House" in Fayette SITS
in this city, made his appearance at the Victo-
ria theatre, in London, on the 10th uit.
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A MEMBER ELECT TO THE l.

DEATH OF MEMBER ELECT TO THE LIZ
GIsLATURE. We learn by slip from the
Boonsboro Odd Fellow, that George Doub,
Esq one of the wing delegates elect to the Lo-
gslatuTe of Maryland on Wednesday last, from
Frederick county, died on Sunday morning af-
ter a short illnessl.A special election will have
TO be held 70 gill the vacancy.
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BIENNIAL SESSIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
We add 10 our tabl, such additional returns as
have reached u. We think there is no doubt
ofthe success of the measure BY decided ma
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1C" MRS. BURKE respectfully informs her friends
that Nj BURTON has kindly appointed next TUES
DAY NIGHT for her Benefit at the FRONT ST.
THEATRE, a means of defraying the heavy ex-
pehsre Cessaiy connected with the vexatious per-
seeutions which the Manager of the Hod ay street
ThtaIe has instituted against her. An excellent Sc
lectIGn If Entertainments will be presented larticu
lals of which will be given in the bills of the day
{E7- The Box Book is now open. OLE 2t
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The MUSEUM. The same excellent bill of enter
ainments which was received last evening by large
and fashionable audience will be repeated tonight
BuckstoneS beautiful Comedy of ''Married Life, -
and The favorite Farce of the ''Young Scamp" are
the attractions. Between the pieces, song by Mr.
Garner and Scotch Dance by Miss Ludlow. The
Mammoth Boys will also appear and go through with
their amusing mesmeric pelfomances.
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0OR WAsIIIN GTON AND RAI.TIMORE
PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.

PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.
HPLAKE Il LYON, No. 1872 BALTIMORE
sS STREET, have just received large invoice OF
the above PERIFOCAL EYES, set in fine Gold,
Steel and Silver Frames, 10 suit all ages. The above
glasses are of the first quality, and ale peculiarly
adapted TO assist the sight and strengthen the eyes
The many testimonials that can be produced is suf-
hcient evidence of their superior virtues. We invite
the citizens generally TO ca and examine stock
of Speetacles Watches and Jewelry, at No 1872 BAL
TIMoRE STREET, Sd door from st Pauls. ol3lw
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OUR Book TABLE. We have received from
Messts William Tay lor s. Co. the 9Th and 9Th nun
hers of Harper Brothers, edition of Martin, the
Fonniilng-hy Eugene Sue. Also, Nos. lis and ll6
OF iaipct's Illuminated and illustrated Shakespeare
We have also received from the satNe firm, large
volume, entitled "Etchngs of a Whaling Cruise
with Notes ola Sojourn on the Island of Zanzibar
To which is appended brief History Of the Whale
Fishery, its past and present condton"-by ]. Ross
BrowHe-ilIsstrated by numerous engravings on stee
and wood.
So far as we have been able to examine this vol.
umC, it appears TO be highly entertaining Many Of
the incidents nara ted are exciting.
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% and 65 being the LIST and Cd drawn Nos each
II and Al, being The Sd and 9TH drawn Nos each
g and 81, being he 5th and 9th; or and 70, be-
ing the 7ih and Sth drawn Nos. each
Al having two of the drawn Nos. on them each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on. &"
1t EMORY & CO.. No. On. Calvert.
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03- NINETEENTH WARD-Whig Nominations:
For First Branch City Council Col, JAMES MA
GUlRB Second Branch City Council, 10Th and Goth
waTds-SAMUEL FEAST ,Jr. ol3.2t*
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FIRST LIGHT DIVISION, M. V. }


BALTIMORE, Oct. ~, 1876. )
hIVISION ORDERS. Lieut.. Col WATSON,
~ an officer of this Division, who was lately in
command of the Battalion of Bali more Volunteers
in Mexico, having fallen at the head of his men
whilst CALAMITY engaged with the enemy at Monte
rey and it being proper that his fellow soldiers here
should manifest the highest respect for his memory:
is ordered, that the usual badges of mourning be
worn by the officers at the next parade, on 18th inst
By order of Maj Gen. STRUART.
~ ELTZHUGH.- Division Iaspector.
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hy-FIGHTEENTH WARD-CITY COUNCIL.
The wings of the lSth Ward have nominated HENRY
T. LITSINGER as a candidate to represent the Ward
in the First Branch Of the City Council.
The following gentlemen were appointed COM
mittee to confer with the Wings Of the 18th Ward
relative to nominating candidate for the Second
Branch of the city Council: Lot Ensey, Geo. w.
Powell, 1h0s d. Sparks, Mathew Clark, Jr., Isaiah
KrOesGn.
Q7+The Wings ofthe ward requested to meet
at Batsors, (lat" Clark's,) on TUESDAY EVEN
ING al u O'Clock. Ol0-4t"
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3-NOrICE. The members of the Columbia
Fire Company are hereby notified 10 attend post
p0ned quarterly meeting, THIS Tuesday EVEN
ING, at the Hall of their Engine House, at O'Clock,
BY ORDER [lltl AARON w. STOCKTON, Sec.
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Montgomery county has given upwards of
600 majority for the bill.
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MANAGERS ORDERS MOI.

YH ATTENTioN THE WBoLE]
There will be great run of luck this week as us
al, al the Office of our agent, Mr.. DOYLE, capi|
prize depot, No IA Pratt street. We are deternin
to send to him this week all prizes, and he is as
solved to sell them, therefore, if you would wish
purchase prize cal early, as the highest prize MI
be chosen first, delays are dangerous. There are
humbag prizes advertised by them, and for the tru
oil which we refer to our official schemes and TO d
prizes themselves at his counter, where they renal
for week after being drawn, so the public cannot
deceived in what he says. FactIspeak for themselvt
''call early"
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE
TUESDAY, capital $4,000; tickets 62i, shares
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets 81 ,25 shares
proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shar,
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 25c., shares in pr
portion.
SATURDAY, capital S. geo, tickets Soc. shares
proportion.
Any person who would wish to try their luck
the package in a small way, have now good chanc
We will sell on certificate, 25 tickets for 49, theret
giving chance for 3capita prizes, and the whole
numbers for the same sum (S3) and who would n
throw themselves in Fortunes way when il only r
quires risk of % cents for single quarter, whit
stands the chance Of drawing from 81 to 81, On
prize.
Persons ordering tickets from distance may re-
on having them sent as correctly as if they were
choose themselves, and the official drawing sent
soon as drawn.
A liberal discount will be paid to persona who pu
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestyarety flucky numbers !,
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders n
mail or otherwise, addressedtO
Nj. DOYLE, No. l44 Praltstfeut
II TR] Opposite B b o. X. K. Depot
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E7- |. o. o. F. X. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
RHLAND. The members hereby notified that
regular quarterly communication will commence
on THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at 7! o'clk.,
in the Egyptian Saloon. BY order,
Ol3-3t G.. ID, TEWKSBIJRY G, Sec'y
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Gy- SEVENTH WARD-hOTlCE. WILLIAM
E. BEALL has declined being a candidate for the
First Branch of the Ciy Council for the Seventh
ward. Ol3-2tt
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.
Opposite Barnum's, Bait. Md.
tu9- OFFICIAL DRAWlNG OF the Md Con:
dated Lottery, class No. $50, for 1876:
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5}- At a meeting of the voters of the TWELFTH
WARD, held at Quinlin's on Friday tvcning, Oct.
9th, CHARLES TOWSON was duly nominated for
The First Branch City Council, and VALENTINE
DUSHANE for Sc 'ond Branch of Eleventh and
Twelfth Wards. ol3 2t"
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ANOLORED WORsTED PRINCES, f
" Dresses and Coaks. | have just received
direct Importation, case Of III, above goods while
| will sell by The yard or piece.
ol3 JAMES NJ. HAIG, 80 Baltimore street.
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A MOTHER PRETTY HAUL from

A MOTHER PRETTY HAUL from
IA famous shore Of EMORY & co Not sh
but $4,000 in gold. EMORY s. 60. has mmen,
the week by selling the grand and magnificent pr
of $4,000, in a half ticket-this grand prize v
sent 10 Richmond, Va, in package of half tick,
one of $3.50, in whole, was sold to citizen;
of S6,O, and of $500 each. solo to customers
LOOK HERE!
Draws on Wednesday, Oct, -, the magnific
capital of $4,000, and 20 prizes of $1,000 each II
Is tail scheme ana no mistake. Tickets only Sd
Emory & Co. will sell a package in this beauty
SIT. The best scheme we have had this year-o
package can draw you the handsome sum Of 1874 q
Call and try your luck.
THIS DAY! THIS DAY.
Of 200 DOLLARS! Of 5000 DOLLARS
of 5000 DOLLARS! of 1900 DOLLARS
and Of 1000 DOLLARS.
Tickets only S2a-sharss in proportion
This is beauty for packages--the risk only So
25 tickets, and one package can draw YOU the h Al
some sum of 900. EMORY * co. has 4
more prize packages left. Call early and sec|
the prize.
0t,- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in p
son or by mail to the far famed Lottery firm of
EMORY & CO., II. 5, Lottery Agency,
No. Cavert-st., ID Lottery office
IL from HaltirnnIp stpcat
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90 FIFTEENTH WARD. At a meeting of the
Wings OF this ward, held in accordance with the
recommendation Of the City COnvt ntion, DANIEL A.
PIPER, Esq. was called to the chair, and JAMAs II.
WooD appointed Sect'y. The meeting proceeded to
nominate candidate to represent tn ward ia First
Branch Of the City Council, when JOSEPH SIMMS
was unanimously chosen as the whig candidate, and
in conjunction with the why's of The Sixteenth ward,
JOHN l.. REESE was nominated as the candidate
to represent the wards in ID Branch of the City
Council-Major EDWARD SPEDDEN is the candi.
date for the lst Branch 10th ward
JAMES H, WOOD, Sect'y,
Ol2.3t* DANIEL A. PIPER, chairman.
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g NsNGAnTHIsi DAY FOR So

= SaDepO Secure this beautiful pYize
to-day's Louery-make a small investment at
lucky office of MILLER 4 co. corner of Baltmt
and St Paul SITS.
Win be drawn TODAY TUESDAY, Oct l3h,) N
Lottery, class No. 7, fer the benefit of the town
Bel Air 10 Nos. IA drawn ballots,
SCHEME:
lof $4,000 of 81
of 2,2O0 of II
Of LOO 5 of II
of 300 5 of
Tickets 50 50-haves Sl.25-quarters 81.
Risk on package of 25 o. tickets only IS rs.
Q9-Draws TOMORROW, Oct. H. lid. Lotte
class 80, for the benefit of the susq. CanaI-75 NJ
Ia drawn ballots, making one of the most rich a
magnificent Lotteries ever dawn in Baltimore
the price of tickets, The capitals are S25, 900, &C
4OgO, $500, 1924, 20 prizes of $1,000. Whole Tick
only SIS,
For lucky tickets by the package or single tcA
apply TO the prize vendors, Miller X co,
Corner OF Baltimore and ST. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. OF the Md, Lottery, class No. II
drawn Oct. II. Lowest prize SIS.
Is Sc II Al 81 - 81 5 60 8 90 10
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GTRASS, STRASS, sTRASS,
- BREASTPINS AND STUDS.
splendid supply of SfRASS BREASTPINSj
and STUDS, just fRished-for brillianey, are MOI
surpassed by the diamond. Call and see this morn
ing, at G. ID. CLARK'S Jewelry Store, WATER
STREET, second door from Calvert. se52
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0y- SEVENTH WARD. WILLIAM E. BEALE,
Esq, viii he supported rs an independent candidate
for the First Branch OF the City Council in the Sc
venth Ward, b.
ol0-4t MANY VOTERS.
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~ Office. The creditors of JAMES PETERS
~ prior to the first of July, requested to han
IN their claims, properly authenticated on or befor
me 2Olh inst, to either OF the undersigned Trustees
On that day dividend will be made of the assets o.
hand. JAMES GETTY, 1n
olO-3,t JOHN TAYLOR, trustees
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SINGULAR OCCURRENCE follow
ing has been communicated for our
columns by responsible correspond
emf:
Having occasion to call al the house
of Mr.. John Benson, Of Russell, was
informed by himself and wife, that their
only child, daughter Of about FIVE
years, threw up, in fit Of coughing.
Oh the 10Th of May last, a live toad!
The animal was shown me, preserved
in spirits. The dimentions OF the toad.
when il came from the stomach of the
girl, were as follows: In length, from
the tip of the nose to the end oiihe hind
feet, five inchea; length Of body, in
Guiding head, 81 inches: circumference.
80 inches. It lived about Q hours az
ter being thrown up.
The following description Of the case
has already appeared in print.-"The
child, for some months past, had com
planned of distress in the stomach, and
her parents had noticed pale and sick
ly appearance; bat her appetite being
good, and the child usually cheerful,
they were disposed to believe that the
occasional periods Of indisposition were
induced by worms.
During the months of April, she COM
mencei coughing, and ii soon appeared
evident that she had the ''hooping
cough" For abottt two weeks before
the toad was thrown off, the cough be-
came more severe, and during the par
oxisms, it seemed almost certain she
must die from sutfocation. Her appear.
ance was that Of being choaked; and
such was apparent danger that the
mother had Frequently cried out, in The
bitterness Of so0l: my child will choke
to DEATH: 1t was during one of these
terrible periods, that the true cause 0
her distress became known, and she
has never suffered in that way since
She is now healthy, cheerful and lively
For the manner in which it foun.
ingress into the child's stomach, no on
can fully account. The mother in
formed me that when the child was oil
enough to sill alone and amuse itsell
she had frequently placed it on tn
oronnd in front Of the house; and It
her oninion The child must have pickle
the toad up, when ii was quite smal
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The FIRST FIGHT ABOUT OREGON -
The war fever which the Oregon ques-
ton has produced, has at last led to a
battle, which though not as bloody in
its consequences as a fight between the
two greatest nations of the world, is
fair specimen, or q scale, Of the mode
that governments adopt TO disputes
when all arguments fail and no con-
cesslon will be made. In Hopewell
Township, \ orb county, Penn, on the
Gath ult., dispute arose between Mr..
Jesse Gilbert, of Maryland, and William
Blair, ofOhio, relative to the Oregon
question. Mr.. Blair called Mr.. Gilbert
tory; for which insult, MIR. Gilbert,
10 preserve his character and honor
untarnished, challenged him to mortal
combat. The weapons were United
States riAes-the distance sixty PAGES.
According to arrangements of The Sc
ccndS, they stood back to back, and al
the word stepped thirty PAGES, wheeled
and fired. Mr.. Gilbert's ball passed
through the right lapel Of Mr.. !Blair's
coat, when the seconds interferred, com
promising the difficulty, and prevented
any efrusion OF blood This is the frs
fight in the Oregon war, and it ha.
terminated without any body being killec
! or wounded.
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Wall Arrangement is,

The Mail from Memphis arrives on Tuesday
and Saturdays at II O'Clock noon, and depart
for Memphis at O'Clock the same days:
The Mail from Oxford arrives on " ednas-
,lay evenings; att o'clock, and departs Tuesday
rnornin ut O'Clock.
The Mail from Carlollt2n, arrives auFsday
evenings at o'clock, and departs on -1onday
uoInings at o'clock.
The Mail for Carrolton closes Oh Sunday eve
nings At 5 O'Clock.
The Mail for Oxford closes on Monduy eve
nings at s o'clocI.
Tho Mail for SIempbis closes en- Tneseay's
ual Saturdays at II O'Clock noon.
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THE 4s0VEE.
Fourth volume commencing on the
2lst Of Sept. 1914.
A WEEKLY MAGAZINE
OF ITasos. Poetry. HegeEa CAS-,

WIFI, ROMANCE AND ART,
Edited by~ssEBA SMITH, and published by ). b.
+. BERN 4 c.. Ma l23 Fulton ST., New oTk,
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parnge other works, the publishers
r.It,ad guilty to the charge OF attempt
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otts periUdicals Of the country. Each
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Ter, with u beautiful steel engraving,
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