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Hodges, Jr.
Ship POwhauan, Hayden, Amsterdam, "a bIo"H y
Sons.
Ship Huron, Weeks, for Belfast, Ireland, Guest *
GiImCr.
Ship Roanoke, This. Kelly, Brazil and market, M.
Jenkins.
Br schr sylvanus, Pryor, Harbor Grace, F., R &
| II K Tucker.
Sehr Alicia, Hall, Jamaica, w w Spence & Co.
Schr E Randall, Cook, Barbadoes Rose, Merrill s.
/ Co.
schr Annamessex, Tolcman, Tappahannock, mas
ter.
Bremen ship Schiller Johansen, 50 days from Bre-
men, mdse and 20 passengers, 10 Schaer s. Kus. er:
Oelrichs s Lurman; Fred'k Konia & Co; L Uhraub;
Emack Weinhagen; JOS Bouy; g Casperi; Consul
Brauns; lily Thierman; Deus Haven; stelmann
s. ippemeyer Spilcker Albert; Brauns < Focke;
Garfield, Bros & Co; w DUmmann; w MALTA
ckradt; Hack s. Klaunburg; A Dfeste The Schiller
sailed from Bremen on the 9Th September, aad from
Dover, Eng. 9Th.
Ship Manchester, Boswollh, 53.days from Bremen,
ballast aud 22S passengers, To f. y w. Rodewald.
From the LIST the 80 ult. had continual succession
of heavy gales from south to west The ocean SEEM
ed to be literally strewed with broken spars, frag
ments of wrecks, Sc, Capt. B. saw on 2eth Aug of
Duncan's Bay lleak, ship Marianne, Weilng, from
Bremen for Baltimore.
Brig Canada, Chason, lO4 days from africa, nitre
OF soda, bark tn copper ore, hides and plata puma,
Brown; P. E. Brennan; Fitzgerald; IL Sadtler;
ID w Gray;Wm Sterling; Rozongarter & Denis: Far,
Powers Weighman. OFF Cape Horn saw large
quantities Office, and experienced veryheavy weather.
Spoke Cd inst. lat % 50 N, Ion "a ~, hig Angora,
Salisbury, l2 days from York for ST. Kitts-ali we'll
Brig Almona, Ryder, g days from Boston, assorted
cargo, 10 Thos II Matthew'S
Schr Mars Ellen, Griffith, 70 hours from New Bed.
ford oil, candles, mackerel and guano Tbs Whit
ridge Co.; w s. II SPicker; VIM Robinson. Jr
and TO order.
schr Vermont, Lowry 5 days from Savannah rise
and lumber To J Rae dali.
Schr Ann Smith, Smith, 4 days from N York, as
sorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr Lydia, PORT Sd hours from York, assorted
cargo, to Rose, Merrill 4 Co.
Schr Catharne Martha. Shields, fin Philadelphia,
mdse. TO John w Brown.
MEMORANDA;
Brig Aerial, Willis, from Baltimore, was at Rio
Grande, dsc'g, Aug. IS. Also in port, schr Fhtence;
late of this port, sold for Sc 900.
Schr Iowa, Dayton, cleared at New York for Bal
tmore, on 10th inst.
Schr John Murray, Devereux, I'm Lubec for BaIti
more arrived at Castine 9th inst.
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STOVES STOVES! STOVES!
un ID SH EIN RI,S pATENr AIR TlGHI

COOKING STOVE. sold only at No. 20 :.
CALVERT STREET, Baltimore. This Stove has
character which no other has ever attained IL IS
warranted give Saisfaction-and may be returned
should It fail to do 1t was sold last year by L.
G. Hqppegset, at ]. w. Stewart & Co.'S, 81 Market
street, but is now sold only at rs CALVERT-SI'
we are the only persons in this city and state who
are authorised by p P. Stewart, OF Troy, N. Y, pa
teHtee, to sell any of his Stoves, and caution the
public against purchasing any Stove. as an 'tmPr0s.
ed Stewdrt Store " or the "Sterdrt Stove Pro yea,
IA all such are impositions. We have also a large
assortment of the very best COOK STOVES in the
United States, with Radiators, Air tight, PaloI and
Chamber STOVES. which will be sold low at " s.
CALVERT STREET. Baltimore ,
oil nntf HAPPERSETI & PINKERTON.
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NERVOUS TREMORs, sell

hereby 81 ate, that for several months have been
constantly troubled with Nervous TremOrs affecting
me to such degree that was unable TO hold pen.
had also dizziness Of the head, affecting me very
severely. Using pair of Or Chrstie's Galvanic
Rings, with the Magnetic Fluid, found almost i'm
mediae relief, and all symptoms sf nay complaints
have now disappeared. would farther state, that
having severely injured my left hand by the accident
o f heavy iron bolt falling it, and causing great
swelling and torture, applied the Fluid and in tive
day every vestige of swelling and pain had disap
peared. ] believe Chrise's articles real blessing
TO the world (Signeu)
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LATEST DATES,

LATEST DATES,
London, "..... Sept 8 Canton, .....,..,. June 81
Liverpool, ... Sept. 10 Rio de Jareiro, Sept.
aavrG. ...".....Sept. l6 New Orleans. ..... Oct. 4
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al Office rs HEREBY GIVEN, to all
~ whom il may concrn, that application will be
made TO the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore at
their next session 10 condemn the following streets,
viz: Townsend street from Ress street to Pennsylva
MIA Avenue; Mosher street from Ross st to Pennsyva
MIA Avenue; McMechen street from Ross to Penn
syvana Avenue; Wilson street from Ross st. to
Pennsylvania Avenue; Division st. from the Northern
boundary line of the late Caleb al''sground, and the
Southern boundary line Of the land formerly owned
by the late William McMechen; Etting alley ftom
Wilson st. to Lanvae St., and Boulder alley from
Wilson ST. to point distant 100 feet nOrthw, sterly
from the northwest side of Lanvae ST., agreeby to
the supplement to the Act of the General Assembly
OF Maryland passe December session, 1917, the said
supplement having passed March llth 1894. o6-7
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49, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
gAi.g A House and Lot on the North side of Ross
EsA,,H street, nearly opposite the intersection Of
&E II Paca street, having front of 20 feet on Ross
street, and running hack 100 feet To Alley, subject
to ground rent Of S5 per annum, will be sold bar
gain. This property is situated in the most healthy
part Of the city, and from the many Improvements
making in the neighborhood, very profitable invest
ment may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office l34
Baltimore street. ms DIFF
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MEEN FUN,
nun

CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER,
For Restoring, Beautying, and preserving the com
plexion, and rendering the skin delicately white,
smooth and soft, preventing all kInis OF cutaneous
disorders, chappng Of the skin, and too copiOus per
SEPARATION. Q3- This Article is entirely free from all
mineral astringents, being solely preparation of
Oriental Herbs and fragrant ExOties of inestimabe
value
G3- The sole Importers are Hobbs, Thompson
CO., No. WaII-st., N. York, TO be had wholesale
Of them; wholesale and relail of SETH 5. HANCE,
1903 Baltimore street; retail Of J. NJ. LAROQUE, %
Baltimore street; SAMUEL KRAMER, cor Hanover
and Perry streets; T. H. PERKINS, cor. Baltimore
and Green streets, and Druggists and Perfumers gen
orally in Baltimore and through ut the U. States III
boxes, price 81 and Is cents each. @
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ARRIVED.

schr Annamesse1, Tolcman, rappahannock, mas
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NR. The above articles may be sent to any por-
tion of the United States very liberal discount to
wholesale purchasers for places where there is nc
established Agent. Address
u. MOOREHEAD, Agent General
seq for the U. States, 49, Broadway, NY.
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JOtfN bJONnOor,
1877 Fulton sire ct, New York.

o. II must be remembered that these results have
been effected by CHRISTIE'S Gavanic Rings and
Magnetic Fluid, which the ONLY genuine articles.
Therefore, BEWARE or CouETERFsITs, and purchase
Of the only Agency in Baltimore, ). 5. HANCE,
lGs BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT. SITS.
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FOH SALE E. RENT.
FOR SALE,

fOh SAAhs
.k-L NEW TWO STORY s. ATTIC BRICK
hfsII DWELLING, on WIKI ST., east of Washing
SsSsI' ton, The House fronts Ia feet; with two good
Parofs ana Kitchen first floor; it is built in the best
manner stone foundation, dry cellars, and in every
respect convenient and comfortable House 1t will
he sold for S65U-One half cash, and the balance in
two years. Ground rent SG.50 per front foot. En-
quire at this Office. Of tt
.Gs,fsA, FOR RENT. The second story of the
&s.!1 Book Store, No. ISL PRATT STREET, ad-
S5mil! joining the Baltimore and Ohio Ral Road
XIII IN DE- pot consisting of one very large and com
nodlOns Room very suitable for commission mGr-
chaRt, storage room, armOry for military compa-
NY or any other purpose requiring plenty of room.
Two handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
Crs, and large SHOW WINDOW, for sale cheap.
Inquire at the Bookstore,
No I5I PRATT STREET,
jeS-tf next door to Railroad Depot.
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MONDAY OCTOBER -, 1886.

MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROC S.
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IA.s STORE FOR RENT. Store No. I3s
&siEl Baltimore street, one of the very best business
Iss2A stands in the city. Enquire of
SAMSON CARISS,
No. lao Baltimore street, between
s23 SoHh and Calvert streets.
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EW w TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST,
IEo n. w. corner of
iyN-3m EUrAW and LOMBARD STS.
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Sehr Alicia, Hall, Jamaica, w w Spence Co.
schr Randall, Cook, Barbados, Rose, Merrill &
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-30
Mr.. Bebb-the Pardoning Power.

/ We ask an attentive perusal of the fol-
lowing statement of facts, which will show
whether Mr.. Beeb is suitable man to be
trusted by the people with constitutional
power Of pardoning. ,..s...ss-s' %
Sometime last season, Mr.. William Babb
and his partner, who is his son-in-Iaw,
were engaged as attorneys in the defence
of two men who were tried in Cincinnati
on an indictment for burglary andlarceny.
The defendants were of the name of Hau-
den. On the trial they were found guilty
by the jury, whereupon Mr.. Bebb proceed
ed forthwith to Columbus and made appli-
cation to the Governor for pardon for his
clients. He represented to the Governor
that although his clients were found guilty
by the jury on strict technical rule of law,
yet they were not intentionally, Or morally
guilty Of any crime: that the court were
delaying the sentence and waiting for q
pardon; that all the. citizens of Cincinnati,
saving the prosecuting witnesses alone were
desiring Of pardon; and that he, Mr..
Bebb, had no interest in the matter, and
had come to Columbus and applied for the
pardon solely froma deep sense o justice!
Upon these PLAUSIBLE representations the
Governor, relying on MIR. Bebb as man
OF honor, was inclined to grant the pardon.
and actually told Mr.. Arnold, the Private
secretory, to fill up blank pardon and
have it in readiness. In the meantime,
however, the Governor took the petition
and papers which Mr.. Bebb had brought
with him, and went to his room; and upon
examination these papers the Governor
learned that Mr.. Bebb's statements were
not even sustained by his own papers, and
the Governor directed his Secretary to
withhold the pardon and inform Mr.. .Bebh
when he called again at the Executive Of
} fee, that the pardon could not be-, granted.
After Mr.. Bebb received this information
D he went to Mr.. Woods, Mr.. Follett, and
D other leading wings about this city,, and
D made his representation to them, and enlist
ed them with him in the matter, and brought
political influence to bear on the, naind Of
the Governor, and after a day or two Of
management, with the aid Of a few leading
} whiss in this city, Mr.. Bebh satisfied the
Governor BY false statements, obtained the
} pardon, and returned to Cincinnati and had
} his clients, who were In iaf, released
} And it is said that one Of the criminals, ex-
Eulting in the innpunity Of his crime, forth
with, after his discharge from prison, re-
Ipaired to the court house, threatening re-
venge himself by violence ON the Prosecu-
|ting Attorney; and one Of the same Grim
inals is now in the Jail Of Hamilton county,
serving out another sentence for another
crime. yue T go ls'teJa@2 y asHl2S
And it came to pass the very next day af-
ter Mr.. Bebb had succeeded in imposing on
!, the Executive Office by false representa-
(tions, that circumstances arrived in this city
against pardon in the case. and Clearly
exposing the infamous fraud which bad been
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-30
| ne should Immediately carry the height of

I ne should Immediately carry the height of
Pratzen. .~ s.. .-.'. ....
I'LL will obey the Emperor's orders as soon
as cam replied the chieftain, but this is
nef proper time" ,.'.'. E -l'''.
Bonaparte was in perfect fury at his
answer, and sent another aid-de-cafppI with
pefemptory orders, but before he could de-
liver them, the proper time had arrived,
and the awful column Of Soult was in mo-
ton, and the next moment his head was en-
veloped in the smoke of cannon, and in
few minutes after, torn and mangled,, ap-
peared upon the crest of the hill, where it
struggled two hours for victory, and won it.
Soult had delayed his charge because the
enemy were extending their lines, and dthus
weakening their center. Bonaparte saw at
once the reason of his delay, and struck with
admiration at his behavior, soon after rode
up to him, and in the presence of the whole
staff exclaimed:
marshal, l account you the ablest tac-
tician in the empire" ..s..
1T was Soult's cannon that thundered over
the grave Of Sir John Moore, who fell at
Corunna, and the noble hearted Marshal
inscribed memorial to his brave opponent
on the spot. He was in the carnage of
Waterloo, and there, on that wide field saw
the star of Bonapart set forever.
AS he slowly limped to his seat, could
not gaze upon him without feelings of the
deepest interest. On what wild scenes that
dark eye had looked, and in what fierce
fights that now aged form had moved. The
memories Of such man must be. terrible
and what fearful scenes lie between him
and his youth! word, an allusion to
the victorious Bonaparte-the standards
taken from the enemy, and now dropping
over the Presidents head-the pictures OF
the walls, must frequently recall to hin
those fierce battle fields; and, forgetful of tn
business that is passing around him-on hi
aged ear will come the roar of battle, Of
bis flashing eye the shock of Armies--th
wsild rstreat--the rout and victory. A mons
the last remaining props of Napoleon's EN-:
pire, he too is fast crumbling away. He
has escaped the sword Of battle, but he can.
not escape the hand of Time. e.-Headiey.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-30
clear loss of FIFTY THOUSAND DOL

clear loss Of FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS to the people. s..saaiag 10
Now these stocks were sold. by; j. N.
Perkins, in New York, by order Of Kelley, :
Lake and Swayne. On the 4th of Februa-
ry, 1914, these men wrote to Perkins, who
was the agent of the State, ,::as follows: 10
"We therefore authorize you 10 sell, at
your discretion, from time to time as yeu
may be able to do, ANY PART OR ALL of
the stocks belonging to the State, placed
in your hand to secure the Ohio Life In.
surance and Trust Company, for advances
made, and responsibilities incurred in be-.
half of the State, or of the Commissioners
of the Canal Fund" H III aa -ssI
How Bebb OF any other whig can muster
up impidence enough to contradict these
statements, is past comprehension; bt1e it
appears he did 'do'it.. In speaking of the
monstrous State debt, the whig speakers
never allude to these infamous stock trans,
actions, unless their attention is particularly
called to them. In other words, as whig
informed us when talking about these mat
ters, "they are not for whig ears to hear"
Now we know, that these unwholesonne
truths would rather affect whiggery; but
when men undertake to inform the people
what has caused their State debt, they
should not look over these hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars which have been squan-
dered by whig Fund Commissioners.
These stocks, which were sold at such in
excusable sacrifices, are now in the hands
of whig fund-mongers, bearing six per
cent. interest, which makes it nearly
twelve per cehs. on the amount actually
paid by them for the stocks. And now, to
keep these stock. gamblers paid up prompt
ly, the people of Ohio are to be taxed
When Mr.. Bebb contradicts these facts; he
does that which he KNOBS to. be- false. Fhey
are true to the letter, and the officiali docu-
ments will sustain the facts here set forth.
His conduct in thus deteiving the people,
is on q par with that of getting the pardon
for the Cincinnati convict-and just about
as honorable.--Ohio Press. 1r aa.1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-30
The Last Place OF Sleep.

! Lay me not in green wood lone.
Where the sad wind maketh moan,
Where the sun hath never shone,
Save as if in sadness;
Nor, 1pray thee. let me be '.
Buried meath the chill cold sea,
Where tho waves, tumultuous, free,
Chafe themselves TO madness, ...
But in yon enclosure small, .r.l' -.
Near the church yards messy wall,
Where the dew and sunlight fall, - ,,.
would have my dwelling:
Sure there are some friends, wot,
Who would make That very plot
Lovely as garden spot,
With rich perfumes swelling.
Lot not costly stone be brought,
Where strangers hand hath wrought
Vain inscription, speaking nought
To the true Elections;
But above the quiet bed
Where l rest my weary head,
Plant those buds whose perfumes she'd
Tenderest recollections. H
Then as every year the tide
OF strong death bears to my side
Those who were by love allied, -
As tho flowers of summer;
Sweet to think that from the mould
Ofmy body, long since cold,
Plants of beauty shall enfold
Every dear new conner. .'.
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$5O,992 so
$5O,05s AZ

...-..- $5O,05s Al
Here was ONE HUNDRED THOUs-
AND DOLLARS Of the peoples bonds
sold by this cashier Of the Ohio Life and
Trust Company, and the agent ofthe State,
for the sum Of fifty thousand dollars, q
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.~a BAVENNA OHIO NEspAE SEPTEMBER go 1916

subject farther, but space forbids. The ex
lied Greek shall not be forgotten in my
next. Yours, &c.
PAUL CLIFFORD.
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$4,000 90
4,095 IL
$6,O95 IL
400 90
GA 90
1854 10
2,337 81
$1I,lOO 81

Here is eleven thousand dollars more
paid these men, for sacrificing $50O,00O.
The items of incidental expenses, amount
ing to $6,4o0, it was not deemed advisable
to put in the bill. Now we ask every citi.
zen Of Ohio, to look upon this picture
Mr.. Bebb may claim that these facts do
not prove that these whig commissioners did
not, in these transactions, sell stocks for
Fifty cents on the dollar; the sacrifice did
amount to quite this. But let us look far.
ther. The following sales took place in
New York, on the 9th day Of March,
t944: j..'
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Destructive Fire in Cleveland.

The MERCHANTS HOTEL AND THE
BoLcK ADJOINING BURNED.-The alarm
was given about o'clock last evening.
The fire was seen bursting through the
roof in about the centre of the two story
building adjoining the Merchants Hotel.
Almost Immediately it communicated itself
with the Merchants, and, as both buildings
were wood, their roofs were in blaze,
even before our energetic and prompt Fire
Department could get at work. With great
difficulty, and only by pouring very flood
of water upon it, was the fire arrested.
The Hotel building may be worth repair
ing, though it is doubtful; the other build
ing was almost wholly consumed. They
were the property of S. S. Stone, and were
insured as follows: The Merchants Hotel
for $4,000, in the N. Y. Equitable Insur-
ance Company, H. F. Brayton, Agent;
for $4,000 in the N. Y. Mutual Safety In.
surance Company, Lawrence & Wright,
Agents, and $1,000 each in the Etna and
Protection Insurance Companies, of Hart
ford, Ct, C. G. Carlton, Agent. J. A.
White, of the Merchants, was insured up
on his furniture for 81, 900, with the Hart
ford Insurance Company, E. F. Gaylord,
Agent, and $4,000 with the Williamsburgh
Fire Insurance Company, M. B. Scott,
Agent. ..... ...... ...............
The insurance upon the other building
was $4,000 with the Mutual Safety, and
$4,000 with the Htna. There were six
stores in this building-fve of which were
ied,-besides the Canal Collectors S
Office. Mr.. Wells, fruiterer and confec-
toner, was insured, we understand, for
$3.50 in the Protection; Mr.. Hagerling's
tailoring and clothing shop, and MIR. Mon.
roe's tin shop, we cannot learn were in
sured at all. Fl. Kramer upon his stock o
dry goods and clothing was insured in the
.Etna for $1,000. ]. B. Wilbur was in
sured in the Protection for 5000.
The goods and furniture were nearly al
saved, and it is supposed the insurance will
abundantly cover the losses. .-Pl. Dealer
RUINoUs We take the following brie
statement, says the Washington Union
from the Brooklyn Eagle. 1t serves tt
show the nature of the sacrifice to which
American industry will be doomed by thu
policy which does away with the heavy re
strictions imposed upon our commercial in
tercourse with England by the tariff f'42:
; ENGLAND AS A cusroMER.--The amour
J Of the following articles exported to Eng
, land from New York, in one week, show
!, the extent Of the trade 70 that country
J, 17,414 barrels of flour; 22,377 bushels o
wheat; 800 barrels of corn meal; 1885,
pounds of tobacco; l72,492 pounds o
cheese; 1852 pounds Of hams; lO5,6ss
, pounds oflard; $50 tierces beef; 64,72'
} pounds of butter, and ovor 1000 bales o
cotton. -.-.. . .,...-'
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$999,l5t 80

Here was stocks sold to the amount of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY- SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
for nine hundredand nine,y-nine thousand,
making clear loss of FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS to the people, which last mo-
ney is in the hands of some stock gamblers,
and the people are paying the.interest on
it, when they never received one cent of it.
Yes, they are paying over thirty-t,Oo thou
sand dollars per annunn, as interest on this
amount, which they never received. But
is this all Of the fatal years work? No.
Now let us see what it cost the people to-
have this done. The following is correct
list Of the expenses ofthe' Board for that
year, including the expenses of the robbers
shop in New York: ..... ...,.
Agent in New York;, $4,000 90
Lncidentals, 4,095 IL