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1S5. 1S5 DOLLARS RS in rich CHI ard

trbuted TO-DAY by the drawing of the Maryland
Lottery having Two capitals, $40 800 and SIC, 600,
with 10 prizes of 5 900, making beautiful scheme.
For some Of the rich prizes, call at our uky office
and purchase a ticket.
THIS DAY, Nov. ., will be drawn the Maryland
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DO WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BAL
TIMORE.--The INTRODUCTORY LECTURES
for the session of 1876 y, will be delivered in the
Chemira Halt, at "a, P. NJ, TO commence; on MON
DAY EVENING NEXT, and to continue in The fol-
lowing order:
Professor ONKUR, on MONDAY, seth.
FOREMAN, on TUESDAY, eth
GIBSON, on WEDNESDA ,28th.
WILSON, on THURSDAY, 29th.
4" LEONARD, on FRIDAY, Both
STOKES, on SATURDAY, 3ist.
The pubic is respectfully invltea to attend,
The Anatomical Rooms were opened on lstinstant.
Students Of medicine can obtain rooms the College,
by applying to the Steward Of the Hospital.
oc2a- l0t e. FOREMAN, Dean,
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h5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
dl .te at his Old Established Sore Water -st ID door
from Calvert ap8
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MARRIED.

On the 29th inst, by the Rev F. NJ. Mills, JACon
MORRIS, TO Miss MARY l.. FRAZIER, all of this CITY,
On the 9Th ut. by the Rev. Mr.. Evans, VIM Mo
TAGUE to Miss LOUISA CATHARlNB MARKER, all
this city,
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The BALTIMORE BATTALIoN-List Of Killed
and Wounded. We are now able, through the
letters of our attentive correspondents at Mon
terey, to give nearly correct list of the killed
and wounded of the Baltimore battalion in the
recent brilliant engagement with the Mexican
forces. We published letter on Saturday
from Capt. Piper, in which he stated that in
his company one man, Patrick O'Brlen, was
killed, and lst Sergeant William F. Powelson,
and private George Harold, were both wound
ed in the arm by musket shot, This is all the
damage his company sustained, although in the
thickest of the fight. By a letter in to-day s
Clipper from Capt. Boyd, it will be seen that
his company had only one killed, Sergeant
Hennng, and four wounded, whose names we
regret he does not mention. His company was
also active participants in the thckest of the
battle. We publish very interesting letter
to-day from an attentive correspondent attach
ed TO Capt. Stewart company. In this CON-
pany, Alexander Ramsay was killed; Robert
Caples MORALLY wounded; Malcolm Wilson
aud William Lee, slightly wounded; Joseph
Files and Albert Hart, each lost an arm, and
w. P. Alexander was wounded in the leg and
taken prisoner by the Mexicans, but subse-
oucntly recs ptured, when it was found noces-
gary to amputate his leg His company made
-, noble demonstration against the foe. Capt.
Stewart himself killed a Mexican officer single
- W. bova M correct return from
Capt. Kenley's fine company but trust it es-
oned with slight damage, although ii endured
=, terrible fire from the enemy. Wehave let
for before us which speaks in high terms Of the
oo,raae and gallantry Of Sergeant Lansdale
and Corporal John Creamer of Capt. Henley S
oomnany. Their conduct during the battle is
highly commended. "old colOur-sargeant
uar, y the veteran who bore the flag presented
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LETTER BAes UP AT THE EXCHANGE nEAp1Ne mo.

For LiverpooI-s Ship Republic, with despatch.
For Liverpool-Shtp Hargrave, with despatch.
For Belfast, Iieland-Shp Washington with desp'h
For Havre-ShiP Alexandria, with despatch,
For Premiership Marianne, with despatch.
For the Pacific and the U. S. squadfon-A Iette
bag viii be open at the Exchange Reading Rooms IN
lii wednesday next, (Nov 4) when barqne Hortensi
will positively sail.
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R7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Cas- also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9th
er Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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Br, brig Jabez, Smith, Antigua, Jos. C.. Yates.
Brig Joseph, Keller, Key West, Manning s. Lee.
Schr iowa, Dayton, N York, Rose, Merrill X Co.
schr Henry Page, Wroten, Fredericksburg, master
Schr Safety, Nindet, Yorktown, Va. master.
Schr Col DE Russy Wheeler, Norfolk and Rich
mOnd, G. PeHdeIgast 4 Son.
Sloop Union, ColIin. ham, Philadelphia, John W
Blown.
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GO 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 3D. at z! P. Nj. and 10 be cOntinu-
ed on TUESDAY EVENING of each succeeding
week at the same hour. The course will consist of
Fourteen Lectures during which The following sub
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The public are respectfully invited to attend
W. X. DANDY, Dean.
P. s. Professors BOND and WE5TCOTT will
give their ntroduc cries in the Hail of the Col
lGge Building, not yet quite completed; but when
ready, the public will receive due notice. n2-5t
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NOTICE.-To persons going TO Boarding, or
~ families quitting Housekeeping. The subsctib-
Goods OF any kind, at the highes; CASH prizes Ad-
dress personally or by letter. to WIN. S. GROSS. cor
ner of GAY and FRONT rs, or at my dwelling,
No. 20 HlLLEN st between Font and Hi4h sreets.
n2-4t w. G.
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT. We
learn from the Annapolis Republican, that in
this Court on Friday, Morris Downs, free ne
gro, was found guilty upon three separate in
dctments: LIST, for setting fire to the Jail; end
an assault upon MIR. Stewart, and Sd, an as
sault with intent to kill Mr. Mason Arnold;
upon the last, the verdict was guilty of an as
sault alone. Isaiah Dowley, negro, was con-
victed of stealing horse, the property of Jas
L. Duval, near Annapolis.
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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.
GaVanic Light and De- Illuminating Gas and
fagrati ms. Bude Light.
Electric lie egraph and PHOSPHORUS nature and
Colts Submarine Bat properties.
terry. Pot lssium and Alkalies
Oxygen, nature and pro- Compound Blowpipe and
perties. Drumm0nd Light.
Tickets for the Course, TO admit gentleman and
lady, two ladies' one dollar; tickets for a single
Lecture, twenty-five cents to be had at the door
aud at the book store of Messrs. Gushing Brothers.
Bait more street.
N. b. No boys admitted unless accom- panied BY
parons OF friends, who will be responsible for their
proper behaviour. o27-thfsm4t
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MANAGED GOODS, SAVED FROM THE
Ny FIRE of Arnold x Einstcin, which occurred
on the night of the 3Oth lust, at their PREMISES OPP
poste my Store.
VIII be sold IN WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov.
Adj, le4G, at lGs O'Clock al my Auction Room, "a
Baltimore SIR ct. 1t was originally one of the very
best selected stocks in this city, and that portion
which is saved embraces more less of The same
kind The lots will be small, allowing dealers and
heads If families 10 participate in favorable an 0p-
pOuuny. After which, all The remains now in said
TO he taken away at the expense of the purchaser
ES- Goods for examination early on ling of
sale. Terms of sale cash
n2-3t II. w. BOOL, Auctr.
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TWM, s. BIRCH having executed Deed of
w Trust of all his effects tn the undersigned
persons indebted TO the said VIM. 8. Birch are here
by notified to make immediate paymentto
n2 a. HENRY PIKE, Trustee.
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FRomrHE EXCHANGE REApING-room BOOKS,
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French ship Bulloghan No. 2, Deschappell, from
81 Thomas via Hampton Roads, ballast, 10 james j..
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A CARD. II. w. TILYARD, SURGEON DEN
IA. list, N. w. cor of EUTAW and LOMBARD
STREETS. ..... .. .f OBI SIN
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OF BALTIMUnl
CLEARED.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER |, 1886.
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Mr.. johnson expressed the hope, that a sub
iect Of such vital importance TO the world,
might lie over, and it was SO agreed.
Bills passed In favor Of Johannes Diemus,
of Baltimore county; supplementary to an act
regulating writs of errors and appeals to the
Court of Appeals; a supplement to an act in
cooperating Gratitude Lodge No. 8, of the |.
o. o. F. of Baltimore city; and, bill incorpo-
rating Howard Division Of the Sons of Tenn
perance of Baltimore city, in favor OF Thomas
Dowden, late Sheriff of Alegany county.
Mr.. Carpenter, from the committee OH Re-
trenchment, reported bill to reduce the sala-
ries of the Governor and the Secretary of State.
Laid over.
On the motion of Mr. Johnson, the memo
rial of Whitley s Co, Of Baltimore city, in re-
ference TO licensing travelling agents of mer-
chants, presented to the last session, was sent
to the committee Of Ways and Means.
Printing. The unfinished business of yes
terday, providing for the printing, was resumed.
Messrs. flolyday, Murray and Schley OPP
posed Mr.. Johnston's order, and Messrs. Bowie
and Johnson favored it,
The vote was taken, and it was rejected by
Il vote Of SO to AZ.
The question was then taken upon Mr.. Nc
Lanes substitute, Ucquiring proposals to be
presented TO the bar of the House, with a view
to an open competition and it was carried by
a vote Of 4G to 20.
On motion of Mr.. Frazier the door-keepcr
was instructed not TO light up the hall unless
specially directed by the Speaker, and, by way
of cutting off a perquisite, to continue re-
/ lighting candles till consumed. Retrenchmcnt
/ No. !.
Mr. Murray obtained leave to report bill
in favor of Ed Thompson and Gassaway
knighton, collectors for Annapolis city.
The House adjourned
! la the SENATE the report Of the Clerk of
Anne Arundel County Court, relative to money
paid into the treasury and the attendance, was
received and referred to the House.
A bill in favor of Patrick O'Neal, late Sheriff
of Frederick county, was passed.
The Treasurer's Annual Report was re-
ceived.
Miscellaneous. Gen Steuart, Col. Carroll,
and Capt. Pickell, on behalf of the Military
Convention held recently in Baltimore, met
the committee on the militia of the House of
Delegates, last evening. They read the draft
of bill, as heretofore noticed in your paper,
for the reorganization Of the military system
of the State, and advocated its adoption
They have been most flatteringly received,
and have received assurance of IA favorable
consideration Of their suggestions.
A free colored child died few days since
| from being severely burnt, by the accidental
taking fire of its clothing.
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For the American Republican,. !

ELOQUENT LECTURE. As we are all begin
ming to feel somewhat belligerant in these times
of ''annexation and occupation" | was Undue
cd to visit the Caroline street Methodist church,
on last Monday evening, for the purpose Of
hearing a Lecture by the Rev. j. Lanahan, up
OIL "Washington and the Revolution" Hav-
ing heard the Rev. gentleman upon other occa-
SONS, certainly expected an instructive and
eloquent lecture; but however great my eXpoc-
talions might have been, | can assure you they
were more than realized. Though the subject
in some respects might be regarded as hack
neyed, still the purely original and eloquent
manner in which it was treated, rendered it
deeply interesting and instructive. The lectur-
er in his Scriptural comparisons, was both hap
py and forcible. He denominated Washington
in his efforts to emancipate his country, Sc
cond Moses, sent by Omnpotence, and clad in
the panoply Of virtue, TO lead the American
Israel from the thraldom of tyranny.
1t would be doing great injustice to the elo-
quent speaker TO attempt any analysis of his
lecture, but suffice it to say, that though in the
house of prayer, it was with the greatest diff
Guilty that the audience could be restrained
from outbursts of applause. pen this article
TO suggest the proprety of repetition of the
lecture, as | am confident that not only all
those who were present upon the last evening
would be delighted at the opportunity of hear
ing the lecture again, but many others, who
could not attend its first delivery. AS the pro-
ceeds of the lecture are for religious purpose
we imagine there can be no reason for the Rev
MIR. Lanahan to decline the repetition.
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Correspondence of the American Republican,
WAsHINGroN, Jan. T, 1916.


Criminal Court. James Cole, negro, in
dicted for an assault upon his father-in-law,
Hodges, not guilty. Mr.. Woodward fer the
defence.
Thomas Stewart, indicted for assisting Tom
Gardiner in the forcible entry of the house Of
Misses Mattingly, on the l4th of November
last. This trial is not concluded at the present
writing, o'clock. The counsel for the pri-
soner, Messrs. Woodward and9Ratcliffe, are
making powerful effort to show that Stewart
is the victim of a conspiracy on the part Of
these women Ito send hun to the penitentiary
Both Stewart and Gardiner were shewn to
have been on terms of intimacy with the COM
plainants, who are abandoned characters, be-
fore the quarrel by which this entry in the
house seemed to have occasoned. The pri-
soners were found armed with Colts revolv-
or at the time of the offence.
Ben Carroll, convicted Of manslaughter,
was sentenced to-day to the penitentiary for
six years.
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TayO THE PUBLIC. JULES HAUEL bc.

TRIO THE PUBLIC. JULES S HAUEL bess
leave TO inform the public generally not to con-
found his preparations with all the nostrums of the
days, many pufs in newspaper advertising articles
which bear false and fictitious names, and in some
cases decorate themselves as Doctors or Chemists,
when the truth is, they hardly know the meaning OF
the words.
MY NYMPH OR INDICATED SOAP, AND
EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, to render the skin soft
and fair.
NY DEPILATORY POWDER to remove the SUI
rernuOus hair from the face
NV EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE,
certain preventative from Badness.
NV VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE for in
Simultaneously changing Gray or Red Hair to an exqui
SHE fine Black Brown or Chestnut color
My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, which is
highly approved ola person can shave with the
greatest ease and comfort.
NV UNRIVALLED RIOS e TOOTH PASTE.
which is universally sought after for the peatly white
ness il gives to tke teeth without the slightest injury.
E7a-To caution the public, will guaranty To the
PURCHASER that each article possesses the properties
ascghe to the above under forfeit of returning The
money if it fails. VIII those who pratc much
about The quality Of their articles 60 far this to
urethe public against imposition: ForSa'e whole
sale or ,ctail AT JULES HAUELE,
Practical Chemist ana Pefiunei, 90 .. THIRD 81.
/ below Chestnut sttCPt.
And for sale in Baltimore by the following AGENTS.
". \. Rqhins0n. corner ay aud Saratoga streets; j..
Roury, 25O Baltimore street, Mortimer MDwhrav,
Baltimore ana Charles streets; IhOs. r Harrison, 26@
Baltimore a.: f. Hickey & Sons, 2475 Baltimore ST.;
Croycap. III Baltimore ST.; Coleman & Rodgers,
l73 Baltimore st: :, G. Winchester, lt5 Baltimore
st, r. Hat, ll2 Baltimore St; J. NJ. LaIoq1e Bali
Eorc and Harrison SITS Jas. p. De Lacour, $50 Bal
more ST. NJ, S Thompson. Howard ana Fayette SIS;
C. p. Rodgers, Howard 81. below Eayette; J, w Bar
ny & Co, Baltimore and Pearl sis, ola Iuthsm3a
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Correspondence Of the American Republican,
LEGISLATURE OF YhAND.
Jan, I, II

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 7, lS46.
In the HOUSE, reports were received from
the clerks of Baltimore City Court, Of Cecil
County Court, of the Chancery Court, and the
Inspector General of Baltimore city, relative
TO payment of monies paid into the treasury;
and report, in obedience to order, exhibiting
the items of expenditure out of the executive
contingent fund; and u report from tobacco
warehouse No. 3; which were appropriately
disposed Of
Mr. Stansbury presented memorial for the
incorporation of the Holy Friendship Society
of Baltimore city; and petition from Levi
Calmus of the same city. Referred.
Mr.. Cox obtained leave to report bill in
favor of S. S. ALBERT, an insolvent debtor
Mr.. Shellman, leave to report bill supple
mentary to an act relative to insovent debtors
Mr.. Ware bill for improving the breed of
sheep.
An order calling for certain information
from the Colonization Society; and an order
directing the condensing of the journal, by the
printer; were passed
The portion of the Governors message in
relation to the Communication OF the punishment
of the colored man sentenced to be hung by
Charles County Court, was referred to a select
committee, consisting Of Messrs. Carpenter,
Bowie, Kent Of A. A. county, Jones, and Hol-
land.
The Treasurer's annual report was laid on
the desks Of members. herewith send you
copy]
Oregon. Mr.. Cox, of Baltimore city, offer
ed the following: o.,
Resolved by the General Assembly OF Mary
land, That the title of the United States to the
Territory of Oregon is "cLEAn AND IND'sPUrA
BILE"
Resolved, That the Executive of the United
States, in its management Of the delicate and
embarrassing controversy with Great Britain
in relation TO our claim to said Territory, has
eyinced frmness, moderation and commend
able desire to maintain the honor and preserve
the peace Of the country, which entities it to,
and has won for it, the highest confidence, APP
probation, and esteem of this General Assem-
bly,. ..l,,, &c.,. =,
adopted, cXpedjont and proper to maintain the
RIGHTS and tie honor Of the nation, Will meet
with the cordial and undivided apPFooatio'
and support Of The people o! Mary,e"d'
Res5iysd, That copies Of these Resolution
be forwarded to each of the Representatives
oud Senators Of this State II COu9rc $.
NIr. G. de..r'j the rules might be suspended
10 civ, "a second reading, with view tt
taking ro,o upon 'hem.
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xUnAP UMBRELLA STORE,

g1ASa UP ANDNO GRUMBLING. The
u system which now prevails more or less in this
city of exchanging merchandise and every species Of
mechanism, has become obnoxious in realizing
Just compensation for the services of mechanics that
the undersigned has abolished the system and substi-
tuted one by which he work twenty per ct. chea-
per and always avail himself of the best matt rails as
also employ the most skiful mechanics in the art Of
House, Sign, Transparent and Ornamental PAINT
ING BLOCK LETTERS of character and style not TO be
surpassed. So Call at No. $50 BALTIMO CREST.
dI9.tf j. J. ROACH.
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GtELLING OFF-SELLING OFF. The
- Subscriber will commence this day selling off his
large and valuable stock ofGOODS, at greatly redu-
ccd prices, as he intends removing up town in few
days. and till then he will close of his stock far
possible at the very Lowest rates. either at wholesale
orreta Dealers and others wishing TO puschase
will please call and examine goods and prices-as the
goods must and shall be sold. As it is my intention to
sell at wholesale only after removing, TILL then great
bargains can be had of ELIAS HALE,
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
EMPORIUM
a. The subscribers nave prepared

a. The subscribers nave prepared -
GzaaSa4ESs5 fpe assortment Of beautiful andn04I@NN
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies to
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Caters 81; Half Caters, thick sole 1862;
Morocco half Boots do. 81 %; Morocco Jeffetsons,
do SLIP; Seal Skin Half Boots, SLIP; Seal Skin
JGiersons 81; Misses half Boots thick sole, IS cents;
chldrens Boots and Shoes, 50 cents.
J13- The above work is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every care for its dura
hility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS Il NlCOLAI,
n?7-tf No. 50 BaltimOre-st.
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The WAR IN TEXAS. Letters from Texas
announce the suffering of the troops at Corpus
Christi. The supplies are irregular and of bad
quality; the tents insufficient and made of the
worst materials; while one third of the army
is on the sick list. The camp is surrounded
by robbers and vagabonds Of all descriptions,
vendors of liquor, Sc; and no power given by
the Secretary Of War to dispense them.