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G3-I. o. o. F. MECHANICAL LODGE, No, Is
The membs1SHQf this Lodge requested TO meet al
the Hail. d4s, at Ct O'Clock, on the. morning flhe
FOURTH OF JULY, for the purpose of joining in
the Procession OF the day. By order
tyl-fr2t II. w. SAUNDERS, Secy.
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EXCURSION TO ANNAPOLIS.

FOURTH OF JULY-IN THE AFTERNOd
II e=a-,T7 The steamer POCAHONTAS n
Rxzt&AEwNleave Light-st. wharf on an excurs
20 Annapolis oh SATURDAY al
TERNoON NEXT, the 4th of July, at O'Clock
This will give all an opportunity 10 see the Proc
sion in the morning, and take a delightful excurs|
on this commodioGs Boat in the afternoon, and
turn to this city early by moon light.
0G-MUSIC, CONFECTIONERY and other r
FIRES HMENTS will be on board.
Q}-Tickets for the trip only so cents; Children h
price, to be had at the office, No. Light ST. wharf
p. s. The Boat will call at the County Wharf,
P, going and returning jyl Ii
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Ehz- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
Soulh,-say 10 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 any 9th
er Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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PRONUNCIATION $1,000! The second
Capital Prize of $4,000, yesterdays Lottery class
26, was sold al NJ. OSEPH'S Office, No. l54 PRATT
STREET, next door to the Green House, and nt ary
opposite the Depot. IL
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A MoRMoN EDITOR. One of the Saints Of
the name of Robinson, has started Mormon
paper in Greencastle, Pa.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
Bal TIMoRE, June 3Oth, 1876.
NTOUR TH OF JULY. Notice is hereby gi
n ven, That in order TO due celebration of the
ensuing Anniversary, Market will be held in the Sc
veral Markets of the City on FRIDAY MORNING
and EVENING, the 81, in place Of Saturday morning
and evening, the Fourth of July
JACOB G. DAVIES,
jyl 81 Mayor.
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n5-THE LUCKY SPOT BYRNE & CO.'S Lot
terry Office n. East corner of Exchange Place and
South street, Stop in and secure lucky ticket Ii
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.

NJ " VTIIoUIT
dated Lottery, class No. 26, for 1876: For benefit
Town of Be-Ai:I
65 56 40 II 60 II 80 IS 80 "a SO As
Sc and IS, being the LIST and I'd; II and 50, be-
ing the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each $40
62 and H. being the 5th and 9th; or SO 50, be-
ing the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos. each 30
3s and "a, being the 9th and 10Th; or 45 and So be-
ing the ! tn and 18th drawn Nos. each Is
Aihaving two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 8
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 60 d
II EMORY s CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
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NEW VOLUNTEER CoRPs. Anumber OF gem
tleman living in the neighborhood of Washing
ton Factory, Baltimore county, having formed
themselves into Rifle Company, elected Chas
A. Buchanan, Captain; John I. Butler, Isl
Lieutenant; Frederick Wright, I'd Lieut.. The
names Of the other officers we have not learned
The corps is called the "Washington Rife Com
pung," and numbers at present, we understand
about forty members, but with the prospect O
a rapid increase. They had parade on Sat
urday last, and are said to have gone through
the various evolutons in very creditable man
ner They will appear in uniform in shor
time, and will form a valuable addition to thu
Volunteer corps of the State.
PHILADELPHIA MONEY MARKET. The Phil
adelp hia Money Market, says Bicknel's Repor
ter, is somewhat easier. On Saturday we heard
of lot Of first rate paper that had just beer
negotiated at seven per cent. per annum out o
doors. The feeling is rather better. This
however, is the dull season Of tine year, ant
there is very little business of any kind in pro
gress. Many of our leading capitalists are alb
sent, and others are preparing to leave. 1t il
probable that in fortnight from to-day the alb
sentees from our city will amount to eight O.
ten thousand, and among them many of GU
most active merchants and traders. As con
sequence business will be duh for some time t
come, especially as Congress is still in session
and the Tariff, and the Independent Treasury
Bills are yet to be finally acted upon, Tht
Stock market is also dull, the principal trans
actions being confined Ito the Brokers them
selves.
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YUNRUSTEE'S SALE, RA virtue of deed o

THNRUSTEE'S SALE. BAvrtue of deed Of
n Trust, and OF general order of Baltimore Coun-
r Court, the undersigned will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 22d July, inst,
at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, all that LOT OF GROUND, sit
uated and being at CANTON and beginning for the
same at the north westerly intersection of Boston
and Chesapeake streets, thence northerly binding
Chesapeake street 80 feet thence westerly at right
angles with Chesapeake street l6 feet, thence south
ery, parallel with Chesapeake street. to Boston-st
and thence easIerly, binding on Boston street, to the
beginning.
Afszs, This Lot is improved by good Brick Build
HKti!J ing, two stories and attic high, with store
Hiil in 'front.' and is subject to the yearly rent of
bid thirty dollars and 50 cts, the first install
ment being payable the first day of January, 1885,
and redeema"le at per cent.
Also, on the same day, at O'Clock, P. NJ, on the
premises, all that LOT OF GROUND, situated at
Canton, and described foOws-thati is to say: Be
ginning for The same on the north side of Cambridge
street, at the centre of brick wall forty feet westerly
from the north westerly intersection of Cambridge
and Concord streets, thence north westerly binding
on Cambridge street twelve feet and seven inches;
thence north easterly, parallel with Concord street.
hty-eght feet; thence south eastery, parallel with
Cambridge ST., twelve feet and seven inches thence
south westerly, by straight line, TO the beginning.
SARA This Lot is improved by a small two story
5faaI Brick DWELLING, and is subject to the
4EhRl annual ground rent of Sl2.5O, and redeema-
-@s-As"~-be at six per cent. ...
Also, on the same day, at 5 O'Clock, P. NJ, on the
premises, all that LOT OF GROUND, beginning for
the same on the north side of Holland street. al the
distance of So feet six inches westerly from the north
west inters ction of Canal and Hollandsts; thence
westerly binding on Holland street thirteen feet to
Lewis street; thence northery on Lewis street sixty
feet; thence easterly, parallel with Holland street,
thirteen feet; thence southerly by straight line to
the place of beginning. Z
AssvA This Lot is improved by two story Brick
fsfgffTSA DWELLING aud STORE, and is subieet to
iMaM the annual rent of Sl6.25, and is redeem
>"--s-~~able.
Gy- The above property will be sold, clear of all
incumbranees, up TO the day of sale.
TRRMs-One third cash, One-third in three months,
and onethird in six months, with interest and secur-
ty on the credit payments, or all cash, at the option
of the purchaser
PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN,
Assignee in Trust.
CORNELIUS l.. L.. LEART,
Permanent Trustee
Jyi-2aw3w [Asl VIM. WARD, Auctoneer.
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LAUNCH. A new boat called the Major
Ringgold, was launched at Philadelphia, on
Monday. She is intended to run in the new
line between that city and Baltimore, which
will commence operations about the Goth Of
Inlv
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RH AND GENERAL AGENCY
I'VE OFFICE, 36s BALTIMORE STREET, under the
Eutaw House. City and Country Property, of every
descriptions bought, sold and exchanged, Rents and
Accounts collected with punctuality and despatch,
and all business, IN which the services of az Agent
are required, transacted derate terms. Situations
in wholesale or retail stores obtained on the short
est notice, for young of character and capacity
Merchants and Storekeepers furnished with clerks,
statesmen, sc. free of charge, 1t
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That api
LIZ pcation will be made during the next session
OF the City Council, to have Carroll Court, from
Dawson alley TO Cove street, between Pratt and Nc
Henry streets, opened jy1-law9t*
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lest some centuries hence "the laboring man
be subjected to capital" What folly.
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a3 y u T. L. "A ~ d u IL - II.
Drab and Black fashionable BEAVERS, superior
style and finish. -
Drab and Blue light SUMMER HATS, "a fashionable
article
Extra super MOLE fashionable STYLE of best
texture. g.. . ..... 81 ..-
iOnahle.
SATIN BEAVER and SILK HATS, of best mate
rails, warranted 10 wear well.
The fine STRAW HATS and LEGaoRNs, of every
variety.
BOYS HATS, all kinds, ana every description of
CAPS, SENETT HATS, CHEAP. IL.
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THE MUSEUM. The beautiful military drama OF
"Madiline or the Child of the Regiment" will have
its first representation in this city at the Saloon OF the
Museum this evening It is said TO be Of SURPRISING
interest. Miss Fisher will sustain the principal part
After The drama, new farce called the "Young
Scamp"
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POPULARITY. The St. Louis New Era says
"Three steamboats, are now lying at the city
wharf, all in process of completion, bearing the
names eff 'Gen. Taylor, Major Ringgold,
and Rio Grande.' One TO be launched in q
few days, will be called the Rough and
paad,,
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WHALERs. The settlement of the Oregon
question, has entirely changed the feelings of
the owners of whale ships. The ships in Sag
Harbor, l.. l., New Bedford, Mass, New Lon
don, Conn, and other seaports, are now fitting
out with great activity An agent has been
despatched overland, to the Pacific Ocean,
from all the owners of whalemen at the East
to communicate to shipmasters not to alter but
to pursue their voyages if nothing had happen
ed-the war with Mexico being considered of
no account
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a BOLD ATTEMPT q ...-.-.- /. ,
- TO DECEIVE THE PUBL1Ct
1t being Stated in some of the papers that Mr..
Plumbe had beeniawarded a premium at the National
Fair in Washington-such gross attempt to deceive
the public calls for a contradiction. The following
letter from the Secretary of the Committee who had
charge of the F air, will do it effectually:
..a 'gH WASHINGTON, June 26th l545.
Dear sir-In reply to your inquiry, by letter. this
morning received, have to say, that the committee
of the National Fair, lately held at Washington,
awarded no premiums to any person, and therefore
Mr. Plumbe could not, land did NOT receive one from
je30-Iw* D.A. HALL, Sec'y to Committee.
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FOURTH OF July EXCURSIONS. The steamer Tho
mas jefferson has been chartered for most delight
full excursion TO Cambridge on the Fourth All who
lave the beautiful scenery and pleasant breozes OF
the Chesapeake will embrace the opportunity,
Tickets can be procured at this Office.
Excursion to Chestertoun We wish to call atten-
ton to the fact that the steamboat Columbia will
make an excursion 10 ChCstertown on the 4th OF
July. few tickets have been left at this office for
disposal.
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of emgrants from all parts of Europe are still
docking to our shores. At New York alone,
during the month of May, 1921 were safely
landed. This is an increase of 1887 over
April. For the three months of March, April
and May, no less than 45,405 arrived, which
with 1923 who reached that port during the
first twenty-three days, in June, make the
whole number who have arrived in less than
four months, 69,92S.
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slim q DEhAlLE SHAW iLo
IL AND SCARFS. Mrs. MCPHERSON has re-
ceived from New York, another assortment of Twist
ed SILK and Beraize Shawls and ScaIfs.
je30 So N. HOWARD ST.
NMBROIDERED GRAPE SHAWLS. Mrs.
~ MCPHERSON has just received from n York,
an assortment of small size Embroidered Grape
shaws. Also, fresh supply of Black silk Laces,
ie3o So N, HOWARD ST
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PAINFUL. We regret to learn, says the N
Y. News, that T. D. Rice, the original "Jim
Crow" and successful delineator of negro
character, has been deprived of speech and the
use of his limbs by stroke of paralysis. 1t
is hoped that he may recover. Aaron Phillips,
an actor who was member of the first COM
pany that played at the Park theatre, has also
met with a similar dispensation in Boston.
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VENIsoN FOR THE ARMY. 1t is stated that
the deer on the Rio CT ande are remarkable fol
their size. Scouting parties are sent out from
the camp, and venison stakes are by no means
a rarity. One was lately killed, weighing over
CON nnnnds
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VERMONT. The Wings of Vermont have
nominated for Governor, Horace Eaton; fol
Lieut.. Governor, Leonard Sargeant and fol
Treasurer, Elisha P, Jewett. The Democrats
have nominated John Smith, for Governor; T
B. Ransom, for Lieut.. Governor; and D. Bald.
win for Treasurer.
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UMBRELLA STANDS-afei in great demand
a. this rainy weather. They can BE- had for 81 Is
at NO, ~ n, CHARLES ST., near the new Methodist
Church. Buy enc by all means of
jyl1w ''"' C.-E. NETWORKS co.
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SHOCKING MURDER. A negro woman, says
the Lexington, Mo. Telegraph, belonging tc
Mr.. Webster, wealthy farmer of Henry co..
recently from North Carolina, about six week:
since, murdered her masters onsy son, prom.
ising boy of Ia years ofage, and three of his
negroes, by poison, given in coffee. She has
made full confession of the fact, and says her
object was TO destroy her master and mistress
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YHNRAVELI.ING BASKETS. A large as
n sortment pfyatious patterns aud sizes, for sale
at reduced prices at No. 10 N. CHARLES ST., near
the new Methodist Church.
iyJ-lW G.. r.. WETMOPE & 20.
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WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES! A
w very extensive assortment are offered for sale
at very low prices, by
G, D, CLARK, Water street,
Jel0 second door from Calvert,
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santa Anna,s New Purpose

The sa9osaesgnsng that SANTA ANNA IG- isads mosiag upon Monterey wAh tasr.Y thousand men. and so breaking the arrsiS.5ce between General TAYLOR and ANrUpaa. is ene ol those IAIags iazs look ike truth. Tbe7e as sa ilgsls honor in his chazscier- So illaie ct The appearance of fairness--Hnen he Is OR his own soa. sai among hss owa followers. that us must prspare for erery sor1 q treaeherv ard intrigue Mexico is Sc mach nearer Monterey than Washington, that large force might be Precipliated upon General TAILoR n s comparatively sheFs space os Ine. Bui S&SrA ASxA we.ald find Monterey ia IS new hands a hotter place than General TAYLoE foand ii; and we sarswdiy snspeci ihat he and his thirty taoa- sasd troops men in Backrarn, rasher' would mud that San Jacinto was not the sccEc oi Ihs worsi defca1 IT ihe wosid,
 PsAAsyIr za5aR.
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From iks PeaSgsie GHszs The Richmond Tragedy.

The recent melancholy tragedy Ia k5cil- nond. which resulted ia iAe death of D Minor Hoyi. ay ihs hand of aa ia3pred has, baud. wilh the facts elac4led during ise aso- gfess of the trial briore ihe Mayor. have caused sn unusual degree oI excitement ia that citv- l. appears iaa, constant cor respoa-leaee ant claadsSune rsee1in-s have been kept up bFlxeen Nrs. Myers and Hoyl far the iasi year or more. and hundreds o! laa, infatuated laay's leszers. breathing >sfle most ardent attachment, were produced u5sna the trial After occoayisg nezrly(a week. the case was disposed ef oa Friday, by the -eognml.zl cf Messrs. Wtili4fn R Myers, Samuel $. Myers, and William $ Barr. to stand trial before 8 csd court cn Wedaes- day next The Mayor. in directing lheir commitment, szid he had heea a husband. and was Adder, ahG tBzi iAe duty he had then to peflursn, was ihe mast painful sci ~ his -t,e9esai life. The evidence was very volaninous. and sueh Es so cunsici fioyi. Notwithstanding his dying dsClarsston 10 he eoairary of the deepest yiiainv. His alie- gauon was thai be was shog hy :. S Myers. aHd taeiE counsel Bsore3 for the dischsrge of the other defendants. bal Ibe Mayor though, ii proper thai all three should be committed fer tTsai.
 The Riokmona Saznaard of Friday. states iAsa Mrs Myers. who had been taken home by her father. Is now . raring maniac, ard oaly preserved from self destruction bv msauai restraint Where Is this tale ol erigne, wce. and misery 10 eHdf God par aon the nsf~gaiaied woran's gaiii, and re- Eeve her st7fE-TinrS
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Ono ELEc T1oN.-We hare bat few aadi- uoaal rcturns from 0hIo. kenron and Ritrhey, Democrats. are sssgrssa eiesaed To Goa gress from disiricts ubai have been set down wing. Case, Dem, is also elerIed ia sse XIlth district This will make the Coagres- slon2l delegation ssan5-lo DemDcrals; 70 Wings. and ons independent, " ias3 ls a Dem ocr-l This ,akes the gloss from iAe Fed eral victory n Ohto.-Pc4asglr glraaiEa.
 NEw yERsEF-The Democrats of the First Coagressaoaal District, \. !, mel on Tuesday !ast. and BonInaied, as ihsir caa- didate, lhe Iloa. RacHAKp P. THOMPSON. oi Salem Mr. THoNFsaS IS geniss1uaa oi fine eapaeifies. and is wsll known as favor- Iae among ihe Democrats of our ne5ghbof Slale- His seieeaioa 5ss hsPPy one, ia all Eespects.-PeansglrrHgzn.
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1... ,,e Ll..srrslls oaaallr. ~ siai iaill

4rNN EW AfANNN@eA4 AAFes VI VI .l
 n-,1s-Ws are s~svy 70 6nd ihas scsnf
 s.@.-sl,ss hars brekes esa aEonga Few ....- ,s:,e-x csanrrsess wisA fAse arzAy aE ,..as,~a nisa pifv ss,at kHy Arsta ran ,1--'s sss,.lg s,r saSfted bv American haFssS- Y = = eaan,, $ s.saasry. and sfser cFeais s1 -s.',,ss ' s, oar arms. The 6aiFeSisn .ffs1s, sf.., 1884. ceaiafns lhe lniiewiag:
 aFrafKs OF IioxoR We icsrn fiaAi esea' . < Jasasoa. and others Uoate have came <. ,se {, ,SreSsaz. bai were deaaiaed n Ca -, hv nw uafsrfuaa.s ooearence- A =. As-sssnsiar had arsssa besHera Col. 5s-.sssgl. oj K satucky. aud Col BaaIy Pey-
 Nsw Cfseaas. The former. IF ieaIn, ; x~-y frselv eensgred Gra- Taylor faz vsm h. sseeneJ to bs hsa geaesatslsp or .a,,asls neglect He was tseSsDsed 5y Ccl. ps5,,, TA.s iAngaa~e fssally becaIne % rs--, tf,at & rhalienge was gwen and aceeP- ,.s and tiss rarsses ReFe io meet wlLh aseis f..s,As 1be nsxi raruisg last San3s4 and s.-.,r me 4Hs-eaes 5x canbsi. Gen |. $. .fas-es,a ar,iag &s E'gs fvse-sa ..s l-.ll Mar .,.8 The oshners npw here Jeff Canargu e- Ss,n-.l4v svcalag hefsre shs J1pei. On sae sxae gaorning aa9sher iael wzs so be f,ssal beleesa Capt, Sh FeTs, who was mus ,s-ri 5aso iau se-ylee ffosa Texas. and Capt Ms,asssr. og New Orleans Tfie rasee n ,h,s is <ail to bs the insuiiiag oePoTtrneni gi No lsson ;,asfas Shiyers' company. Ii was xup2asa1 ihss Mr Kendall. cf the Pscsgzas, w9sia aei 4s friead cf AoaSsaa. and fieni Jacobs. as dse ffiesd of Shise7z.