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amertton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, AUG, 81, ls4s.

Dy,wrSc TO CLOSE. From the latest in
e. formation from Mexico it is evident to us, that
our contest with that nation must soon come to
a close. 1t is now palpable that the power OF
Paredes must cease, and that Santa Ana Will
again be placed in authority. There may be
battles fought and lives lost in the struggles be-
tween these two military chieftains but with
Vera Cruz aad the city Of Mexico in his favor
Santa Ana cannot fail to succeed. The troops
under Paredes are represented as composed OF
the lowest classes Of society, who have been
forced into service and are destitute OF dlscl-
pline and proper spirit From such an army
the troops uuder General Taylor have nothing
to fear, should Parodos sGcceed in bringing
them into the field Of b tile, " hich we do not
think will be the case. 1t is not improbable
that he will quietly submit to the authority OF
Santa Ana, stipulating only for his own safety,
and probably compensation for his acqules-
cence. But we have seen the suggestion, that
should Santa Ana be renstated in power, he
will prosecute the war against the United
States with decision and energy. We do not
believe it. His first object will be to secure
himself in authority, and that would be more
readily done BY concluding a peace than by
continuing the war. He is we'll acquainted
with the power and resources of The United
States, and will see the impolicy of continuing
a war in which he must inevitably be defeated
He knows that the great mass of the Mexican
people are not the material out of which to
form an army TO oppose our troops and we have
no doubt that he will speedily propose or ac-
cept terms accommodation. BY continuing
the war he will have every thing to lose, and
nothing to gain: by concluding peace he may
retain power. One disastrous campaign would
probably expel him from his newly attained
autho ity, if it did not cost him his lfe-for he
would have 40 security in the changeable dis
positions of the people.
We hope to see the Mexican government re-
modelled upon republican principles; and per-
feet freedom Of opinion, both in religious and
civil matters, securely established. Santa Ana
has had sufficient experience of the instability
Of the present system; and, as he will be restor
ed to power by those who favor federatiye
government, it is hoped that he will aid in es-
tabshing more enlightened and liberal plan
of government than now prevails. In that case
Mexico may become an important auxiliary in
the cause Of republicansm and human liberty
That such may be her destiny we sincerely
hope.
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il co.

OFFICE OF EMORY Il co.
.. Opposite Barnum's Bait Md.
@-OFFlClAL DRAWING Of the Md ConsOi
dated Lottery, extra class No. 6, for 1886:
60 SO ID % Ga SO So 25 so 3l37
and 90, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each Sl5
! and 90, being the I'd and 81 drawn Nos. each 10
69 and "a, being the Sd and 18th drawn Nos each 8
"a and "a, being the 18th and 9Th; or "a and Ga he
ing the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 6
81 ana 64, heng the 9th and 9TH; or 80 and g. be-
ing the 7th and 9th drawn Nos. each
Az having two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each >
Al! having one only of the drawn Nos. on
1t EMORY 4 CO., No. IN. CaIvert-st.
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FIRE AT SARATOGA. A fire broke out at
Saratoga last week in the store of Commodore
?. Mitchell, in the building known as Walton
Row, occupied by Roat, Cole & Co., as fruit
store, by Mitchell as a toy shop, E. w. Cole s.
Co., as market, Samuel Bushnell as a gro
cory, and J. A. Corey, as the office of the Sa-
ratoga Republican. The buildings was entire
ly consumed, Except Mitchell all the parties
saved their goods in damaged state. The
building was insured The fire communicated
to the wing adjoining, occupied by A. II. Gaz-
ley as a dwelling, whose goods were also saw
ed, though much damaged.
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sc REWARD. A
HHUBLIC SALE OF
u PATENT PIANO FORTES.
AND OTHER INSTRUMEN OF MUS G THAT
ARE IN COMMON USE

AhE I'm COMMON USE,
-.ss;..r,.s.. The subscriber, intending to retire
from business will offer at public sale
& sTE his entire stock of MUSICAL IN
sTRUMENTS,' consisting of Piano
Fohes oil superior qaaiiy, under patent, which will
Keep IN tune themselves, for which medal was
awarded by The American nStitnte of New York last
ali' after being insp cted by the most scrGtnizing
Judges OF the Institute. Also, some of the common
k'hu' ana a second hand one of Stewards make
Also, Guitars; Hand Organs; French Horns; Kent
Bugles; Bass Horns; Serpents; Bassoons; Ttumpets
Bass, Tenor and Treble Violins; Flies and Clarion.
cts The SAID instruments are imported from the
pest Factories in Europe. This sale will afford the
best opportunity of any heretofore ot all person who
may want any Instrument above mentioned. Also a
large collection of pieces of MUSIC, some (which
are rare, and some FURNITURE of the richest nual-
y, made by the subscriber for his own use, but little
used. Also, will be sod two BOW WINDOWS of
handsome style, and STORE FIXTURES of hand.
some shelving, with sliding sash.
q3- The sale to take place on TUESDAY, the Sth
OF september, at the store Of the subscriber No 80
Harrison street, at the bend of the street.
l.. RICKETTS,,
a3l-ts [AsPRl Piano Forte Manufacturer.
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New York CONVENTION. This body have
decided in favor of creating Court of APP
peaIs, to consist of eight judges, four elected by
the people, and four selected from the bench
of supreme Judges The vote upon the CUES
ton stood yeas 6s-nays A.
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ASYLUM FOR DISCHARGED CoNvIcrs. Eff.
forts are now makingt to establish in Massachu-
sets an asylum for discharged convicts. All
the clergymen in Springfield, including Epsco-
palans, Orthodox, Unitarians, Methodsts and
Unversalsts, have given to the plan their
he1rty concurrence. Abbott Lawrence has
offered to contribute $1,000 fa sum of $4,000 can
be raised.
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yaNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. Thn, lhe sub

VHNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
n scrloer hath obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore county, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of JOHN G, MAUI, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof the subscriber on
or before the LIST day of March next; they NAV other
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said es
tate All p rsons indebted to the said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment. Given under
my hand, this 29h day of August, 1886
ajl-law4r lA'J MARY MAUI, Adm'x.
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LIVING IN DosToN. The Boston TraveIe,
of Thursday says;-The rain Of last night and
to-day is indeed and in truth a God-send tc
multtudes in this city who were entirely dest
tute of water. AS an illustration of the eager.
ness with which the precious element is collect
ed, we may mention that we counted sixteen
vessels Of different kinds. set in single ward
to catch the falling drops. Large families have
been without supply of water, either hard or
soft, for weeks.
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The New ENGLAND EARrHQUARE. We
learn from the Boston Transcript that the re-
cent earthquake was felt as far north as Con-
cord, Keene, and Centre Harbor, N. H., where
the sound seemed to pass from south to north.
1t was felt at Amherst, in Whately, Greenfield
and auckland, and at Brattleboro', Vt. In
Portland, Me-, it was sensibly felt, We hear of
no damage any where, with the exception Of
shaking crockery from the shelves.
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IMPORTANT ARREST. George E. King, of
the firm of Holt g. Co., flour merchants of New
York, who absconded with about $4,000 Of
the funds belonging to the firm, has beer al
rested at Buffalo.
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VIOLENT THUNDET STORM. There was
most violent thunder storm at Leorardtown
Md. and its vicinity on the 22d inst. The Bea-
con says:-The lightning surpassed anything Of
the kind that we ever before witnessed the
flashes being remarkably vivid and followed
each other at intervals of almost every ten Sc
conds. For upwards of an hour the rain came
downin torrents-being the first that we have
had to benefit the crops much, in this vicinity,
for several weeks. H. G. S. Key, Esq, had
two valuable horses killed by the lightning in 2
field near the village. This, we believe, was
the only damage done in this immediate neigh
borhood.
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063-"GlVE ME- BOOTH YET FOR CIGARS :"
Was an expression we heard gentleman make to
another, the other day as we were passng-we sup
pose he has often tried Booths Cigars Gas we have,
and repeat it, 'give Booths Cigars" His eslab-
lishment is in HANOVER STREET, No. IS, doors
south of Camden-st,, nearly opposite his old and IA
vorite stand, 1t
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Nor DEAD, Mr.. A. J. Phillips, the actor,
whose death has been announced at Boston, is
"alive and kicking"
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THANgs. The New York Herald will ac-
cept our thanks for extras ON several ,recent &C.
casions.
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FRom MoNrEv,DEo. The barque Mason
Barney, Capt, Scott, arrived at New York on
Friday from Montevideo, whence she sailed on
tie Sd of July. She left at Montevideo U, S.
shin Plymouth. The u s. ship Bainbridge
sailed on the esd June, for Bueuos Ayres, with
MIR. Harris, the U. s. Charge de Afaires.-
CAPTAIN Scott returns his thanks to the COM
mapder and officers of the United States brig
Plymouth for sending their boat and assisting
him in getting out of the harbor OF Montevdeo'
About week previous to sailing, the British
had embarked the part of the 45th Regiment
that was at Montevideo; it is reported that
thew are bound for the Cape of Good Hope, re-
lieying the 73d regiment.
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Our Book TABLE. Mr. William Taylor has laid
upon eur table the following publications;
The Ecogues and Georges of Virg-with Eng
fish n -tes, critical and explanatory, and melrical
index-hy Charles Anthem, LII. D.-a beautiful edi-
tSn.
Harpcr'S Illuminated and illustrated Shakespeare
--Nunbers l95 and l06.
Martin, or the FOundng-by Eugene Sue-No .,
price cents Edition of Harper and Brothers.
From Messrs. Cushing T. Brother-'First Lessons
in Greek: series of Exercises Analytical and Syn.
thetical, in Greek Syntax; designed introduc-
ton to Brooks Greek Grammar, bat suited to any
other grammar of the lar guage"-by N. C. Brooks,
A. NJ, Professor ofthe Latin aud Greek languages,
and Principal of the High School, Baltimore.
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TIERS OF BALTIMORE CITY. Having been an
nounced a candidate for the Office of Mayor for
the city Of Baltimore, | now take the liberty of en-
dorsing the announcement made a few days since,
and come out in my own name as the Firemen's In
dependent candidate, having been hard labofer in
the city as fireman for the space of thTty-fve years
| now claim as right some support from the free
now come when those violent party feelings should
be done away with, as it regards city affairs.
a29-3lt Respectfully, JAMES L0VEGROVE.
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"ANTED-Young mea, with or without ca
w pital, may hear OF fine opportunities to en-
gage in profitable business by calling on
a29 L, f, SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place.
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On PRIZES OF $1,000, AND TWO
~ CAPITALS of $4,000 and $40 900. Tick.
cts only S.!
MONDAY, Aug. 3ls, will be drawn the Md. Con-
solidated Lottery, class 99-7S Nos. IA drawn baots
SPLENDID SCHEME
iof Sl20OV Oof $1,000
iH loOOO ~ OF 300
iot 4,OOg SO of 100
of 2,4i5 $50 of so
Tickets S5-Halves S250-quarters 81 25.
Gefuhcate OF package Of % or. tickets Sl7 81.
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER co.
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets
Aug. %, lowest prize 81:
IS 7 SO "A "a 81 81 63 a5 50 81 81
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h}-DR. WISTAR'S GREAT DISCOVERY. Ii
was once said There is nothing new under the SUM-
This has been emphat cally ttue in regard 10 medi
cines. Hundreds of Pills, Panaceas, EXpectorants,
and Specifics of all sorts have been putTed into notn
riety-ail made mainly of the same ingredients, add
ing no new materials 10 the healing att But Doctor
Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry furnishes a new
medical agent-a new principle evolved from ma
tures own dep lsilory. 1t cures Asthma, incpient
Consumption, Liver Complaint, and all diseases of
the Lungs, when nothing else will. An honorable
member of the Canadian Parliament writes that ii
has cured him of Asthma Of ten years standing A.
Williams Esq, Attorney at Law, SO William street
New York. cured Of the same disease of twenty
four years standing. Mr. Cozzens Of Haddonfield
N. j., makes affidavit that il cured him OF supposed
Consumption, after physicians had giIe him up TO
die; and so of hundreds of Others
Remember, we positively, ~ no case, palm off un-
real cures as produced by this invaluable remedy
Be sue to get "Dr. Wistar's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY"
On hand and for sale by
STABLER * CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. w. JONES' cor. Baltimore and High SITS
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts J. r.
Perkins Brother, cor Green and Franklin Streets
Joseph 3. stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and Green-ss.; George II. Keer
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, 50 North
Gay street. au24 Ivy
o. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Caks
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
diete at his Old Established Store, Waerst ID door
from Calvert. APPS
163-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and argestassortment
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 CORNICES:
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
&C. &C., for sale and made to order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. K. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
DO SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9th
Ell Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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EXTENSION OF THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
We have had the pleasure of a conversation
with D. Bravo, Esq; Of the Commercial ES-
change Reading Rooms, in New Orleans, who
has visited the North for the purpose of endea-
vofing to obtain an extension of the Magnetic
Telegraph to New Orleans. 1t would pass
through Mobile, Charleston, Wilmington, sc.
The importance of this connexion must be OBJ
vious to every person of observation. 1t is i'm
portant in reference to national affairs, to conf
mercial operations, and to individual concerns;
and we sincerely hope that it may be effected.
We have heretofore endeavored to impress up
on Congress the propriety of compromising
Professor Morse for his discovery, and taking
the whole line of Telegraphs under the drec-
ton of government and for public purposes;
and we vet hope that this will be done. If the
line were now extended to New Orleans, it
would be ofimmense service to government, in
issuing orders to the army in relation to the
war with Mexico, and for other purposes; and
would probably save the public large por'
ton. if not the whole Of the cost of its erection
MIR. Bravo has letters from Professor Morse,
Hon. Amos Kendall, Sc, in commentator Of
the proposed extensions; which, as private un-
dertaking, would probably be productive, and
would certainly add greatly to the value Of the
existing lines of Telegraph. We trust that the
proposit on will meet with favor, and that the
work will be speedily acc omplished
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LADIES LITERARY INSTITUTE
No. "a EAST BALTIMORE STREET.
FHJHE DUTIES of this Institution will be re-
d. sumed on TUESDAY, the lst of September
Ii JOHN X. JARBOE, Piincipal
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| BURROWS THEATRE-FTont Street. We one
of large and delighted audience that attended the
Front Street Theatre on Friday evening, u witness
the fs repre- sentatiOn of the new piece of the "King
| of the Commons" We are Gold stagerS" and are not
often led away by every new thing brought upon the
| the stage; and in consequence were little skeptica
about the merits and success of thi1 production. We
with the expectation of seeing something in the
! form Of a melo- drama-a play a Ountns in terrific
comb ts, red and blue fires, Sc, &c.-but how agree
ably were we disappointed i'll finding oursef spell
bound FOR three hours in listening of the
eloquent and remarkable pieces of the age. 1t is in
five and abounds in Of the most thrilliag
interest The Rev. author has selected for the date of
his play, the period when James the 5th, had by the
aid of the church, partially seduced the revolutionary
spirits of the nobility which threatened with
England had revived. The doubts AMI fears of the
'ppOple's King, +" his endeavOrs 10 win the barons to
his confidence and cause, Ski!tuy and ingenious
ly treated Mr.. Walack in the character of the King
displayed great talent, not only in his conception Of
the author but in his acting throughout the piece
The applause bestowed upon him in many of the
scenes was almost dsafcnng. The character OF Ma
define by Mrs. Wallack was all that could be wished.
The laughing romantic school girl, the loving woman
and the heartbroken victim of despotic father, was
most graphically felineated. Mr.. Burke as Laird
Small, was in his natural element The character is
full of drollery and odd expressions, and could not
have been better cast. Sir Adam Wer, by Mr.. Mash
George Wier, by Mr.. Scott; Malcolm Young, Mr. Hen
kins; Lord Seyton, by Mr, Ward; Mungo Small, by
Mrs Nichols the w idOw Barton, by Mrs Mclean,
and in fact, which is very unusual first represent
tatOn, every character in the piece was well played
The actors all knew their parts. The applause at the
falling ofthe curtain was long and loud. 1t was re-
peaed on Saturday evening.
The farewell benefit of MIR. and Mrs Walck will
take place this evening, when Byron's Tragedy Of
"Werner" will b produced; also the new comedy of
''The Castle of Limbury." Tie talented beneficiary
will appear in both pieces.
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u rCH NEW AND ID asIRABLE

~ -. FALL DRY GOODS.
X. McELDOWNEY & ca. are receiving from The
view ok, Philadelphia, and this MAR ket, FIJI sup
selected expressly for city retail sales comptsino in
part of rich SILKS, MOUSELlNE DE LANES
Tartan Plaid SILKS; Tartan Plaid CASHMEhES;
Twill'd and Plain GINGHAMS, ALPACAS ROW,
BAZtNEs; French and Eng .ish CLINT ZEs,wiiha
variety of other goods, which will be sold ON rea-
sonabe terms at 1853 BALTIMORE STREET.
Az between Calvert and Light Sd,
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ARRIVALS OF Travellers. We have been
repeatedly requested to publish list of the
daily arrivals at the several ho tells IN this city,
and have now before US note, in which the
writer states, that such publications would con-
fer favor on the mercantile community We
have every disposition to comply with the re-
quest, and with that object recen!ly applied at
three of the principal hotels of this city for per-
mission to copy the lists of arrivals, which vas
declined. 1t will be thus seen, that it is not
from any fault of ours that these publications
are not made In other cities similar publicu-
tons are constantly made, and we do not see
any valid reason why the same thing should
not be done here; but this cannot be effected
without the consent of hotel-keepers
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sonIhNgay to Norfolk. Richmond Petersbnr0 o a and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will end the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest any 9th
Ell Route. See advertisement. ie26.d
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MINIATURES


- tt FOR ONE DOLLAR
With best style case, taken in all weahers, in naul
raj cnlors, at BAKERS PORTRAIT GALLERY,
No. az BALTIMORE STREET, corner of Marsh
Market Space, from O'Clock, A. NJ! till r, M.
Q3- Likenesses satisfactory, or no charge. lie
FHVAkE NOTICE. Young men wanting sltua
= tons in wholesale retail stores, can obtain
such by calling and giving short notice at
SCOTTpS Intelligence Office,
a2s No, 10 Exchange Place.
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Q3- EAGLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. The
members of this corps will assemble ut their Armory
THIS monday EVENING, 3st instant, at P. Nj.
As nominations for vacant offices i'll the company
will be made at this meeting, full attendance is de
sired. By order,
II T. A. SHERWOOD. Sec,Y.
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MJEW COAL WARD,
IN HOWARD ST, OPPOSITE CENTRE,
An the varieties of COAL, suitable for G. lates,
Stoves, and Cooking Ranges--for sale by
ala 3m* HENRY SHIRK,
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yHyO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC. for
Il Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
Morbus. This Medicine only requires a trial to prove
its wonderful effects. For sale only by the manufac
turer, G. P. ROGERS corner of Howard and Marion.
and corner of Howard and Ma ison, and corner pacn
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
except the Written signature OF the manufacturer il
on the label of each bottle. @
h5- Price 25 cents. ... ae7-IW--iaIa a.
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d. E D.,

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROO 9
For Amsierdam-Ship American, 10th Sept
For Bremen-Barque Basse, with despatch,
For RIO de Janero-Bt,g Sadana, with despatch
For Havana-Bug Midas, with despatch.
SUNDAY AUGUST 30, 1886
PRoMrHE EXCHANGE nEAnIMn.nnnM nnnn.