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OFFICE OF EMORY * co
36 Is 65 sc 9 Sd 81 81 81 55 78 2o

n3-OFFlCIAL DRAWING of the Md Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 49, for 1876: For benefit
Town of Bel-AiE
SO Is IS &C 9 81 81 80 81 SIS rs 90
Is and 36, being the LIST and ID; 65 and IS, be-
ing the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each $50
and 81, being the 9Th and 9th; or 81 and 3D. be-
ing the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 4
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, .
1t EMORY & CO., No. , N. Calyert-st,
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HEAD QUARTERS, Sd Division, M. M
BALTIMORE, Goth July, 1886 (
NRDERS, No. 6. In obedience to the ORDERS
W of the COMMANDMENT Chief, the Enrotmen of
the Division is hereby directed to be made between
the Sd and 10th August next.
BY order of Major General SMITH,
jy22 Fl. A. THOMPSON, Act. Insp.
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DRdAn REAIs WRAPPING pa
%VVU PER-2OO0 reams wrapping Paper
assorted sizes, viz Cap, Double Cap, Crown, Double
Crown, &c. Just received and for sale by
Jy22 TURNER NUDGE, 5. Charles-st.
HPINDERS' BOARDS AND TRUNK
HID BoARDs-s tons Binders and Trunk Boards,
just received and for sale by
jy22 TURNER & MUDGE,3 s. Chares-st
"ANGING PAPER-6 tons Hang ing Paper,
Ill ILL., White and B.own--iust received and for sale
by TURNER & NUDGE,
iy22 No. 8. Chares-st
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DEATHS IN NEW York. For the week end
ing last Saturday, four hundred and twenty-five
deaths occurred in New York city. OF these,
twenty-seven were from consumption and fifty
one from commissions. That scourge of chill
dren cholera infantum, has been unusually Sc
we're this summer
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Big Architect, Gray, Point Isabel master
Schr A A. Pendergast, Huntington, West Indies
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THE LATE PORES FORTUNE. According
to the Augsburg Gazette, the fortune left by
Gregory XVI. amounts to only 500, Ooof in
money; bat by his will he has ordered all his
effects to be sold, and the proceeds, added to
his fortune in money, are to be divided among
his relations after the payment fsome legacies.
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FOREIGN THEATRIcALs. Miss Charlotte
Cushman and her sister have been playing at
the Hagmarket. The Dispatch says that her
range Of the drama appears as versatile as that
of Garrick. Blackstone is performing at Biz
mngham to full houses. Macready appears at
the Surrey in September. The Ethiopian Sc
renaders continue to elicit the warmest appro-
baton of the London press, and to delight
crowded assemblies at their concerts.
CAPT. RINGGoLD's REMAINS. Capt, Clarke,
of the Hagerstown Horse Guards, and Capt
Ellis, of the Cecil Greys, have expressed de-
sire to participate, with their companies, in the
military ceremonies intended on the arrival in
Baltimore of the remains of the late Major
Ringgold. Companies from other parts of the
State will also be in attendance.
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SCENES AT MoNTEREY-.4 Thrilling Story.
correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune
says the following scene was described to him
by an officer commanding a regiment in the
I'd division at the battle of Monterey.
"And this" said he, in speaking of home,
'remnds me of an affecting scene of last night.
| was ordered by Col Childs to take IA company
Of my regiment and break in the doors Of u row
Of houses in the second plaza. | had gone
nearly through without seeing soul, when, tor
time, the efforts of my men were exGTted in
vain TO get into one that seemed barricaded with
care. As the hinges ofthe door were about to
give way, tremulous voice on the inside be-
seeched me not to break the door down, it
should be opened. When unlocked | rushed in
as well as | could, over beds, chairs, cushions,
etc ETC., and to my surprise found the room &C.
cupied by about twenty-five women! As soon
as they saw me and the soldiers following, they
ran around ME and fell on their knees, the elder
beseeching, in tones Of deep distress, my pro-
lection, and to have their lives spared; the
younger begging timdly not to be injured
While they were thus kneeIing, and | assuring
them that no harm or injury should befall them,
a pretty little woman slid into the circle and
knelt close to my feet. 'Senor,' said she, in
soft, quivering voice, for the love you bore
your mother, for the love you have for your
wife, for the tender affections your heart holds
for your Children oh, spare this, my poor little
babe'-holding up a bright eyed, dmplcd
checked little boy, about year old. She
never asked for herself In spite OF me, tears
rushed to my eyes, aud could only speak with
a full heart as ] told her to rise, and assured
her that she and her child were perfectly safe.
BE the Holy Virgin, Capting,' remarked a
rough Irish soldier, wipng away tear with
the back of his hand, 'ioont the oud Seventh
purlect then!'
"That night watched over that room which
was sacredly kept from intrusion The next
day we were blessed by these fem lies in their
attentions for the protection VIC had given
them, for they gave US Of what they had to eat
and drink, and we were nearly famished, Poor
creatures, how much they were distressed. The
young mother will ever be painted IN my minds
eye as the devoted guardian of her babe. Her
husband, learned, was an officer, and was then
fighting us in the city. She could not have
known whether he was alive or not, and have
not heard of him"
Many scenes, very like that described above,
took place in the city. did not hear oil sin
gle outrage being committed where women
were in the question, but heard of many instan-
ces in which food was furnished to our men
and paid JOr even when the fight was going
on,
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1T n f. WEIR FAILS!!
DR.. CUILENiS
INDIAN NEGETABLE PANACEA.

a.
HbEhSONs afflicted VITA SeroGula Kings Evil
a cancer EryslpelaS, Old sores, Ulcers, Tcttnf
Hefcunal Diseases, or any ether Crmplaints asis
rom impurities Of the Blood, requested 10 read
the Following testim Onals IN yrG0f OF The woudclltj
properties OF the above named medicine
=, READ! READ! READ!u
w, tne uhuerSlghtd having visited Mr.. Isaac
hlooks, Jr at the ONCE OF Messrs. Rswand Il Wal
ION, 80 Market street, PHILADELPHIA, consider hi.
case the most remarkable one we have ever wines;
ca or heard Of. His disease was sCROFULA. and
terrible must have been his twelve years conflict
WIN the destroyer
HIS PALATE, the ENTIRE RooF Of his Merrt. his
NOSE, UPPER LIP, and lower lid of the RIGHT, EYE
nave been destroyed, his FACE mearly eaten tp, and
paft OF the JAW BONE carried away. And Set we
can give no description Of his case.
Mr.. Is, informs US that in January last the ubo,a
interior OF ms mouth, az well as most of his face
was mass OF deep and painful ulcers!
On the IAN Of January last he commenced takirg
Dr'CuLLEN'SlhDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA
Whlch checked tho riScase in few DAYS and from
sion.
NrW h"Sh has supplied fireplace Oflhe deep ulcers,
ana though adiy dfsfeured, his face il sound and
his general health is restored.
we are assured lhalR the treatment of Mr.. Brooks,
case, no MERCURlALS, OmtmeRts, or CAusTIC ap-
plcaloIs nave been used, in fact the PANACPA
ALONE has wrought this wnaderflI change
David Smith, Bucks CO, Pemsylvania; Charles l.,
,n.cWahd, MtaOVllle, Crawford 60, PennJyivania; ]
zones, M ID south Second-st, Philadelphia; Jacob
} H. IN.
above Poplar-st, Liberties; 3 MCCULLOUGH Laucas-
yer, fehnsylvana; NJ Maddox, 20 n Eleventh-st
Philadelphia; g w Appleton, NJ D 46 South st do,
iIh4lhy Caldwell, Marion co, Missouri; Daniel Yea,
Mel Chestnut tiIll, Philadelphia 60. Pa; John Harmed
5eo HIgh-st, Philadelphia; William Sieepng, NJ b
camden, New Jersey; William II llC, 31S IIirht 81,
Ihhadt lplllai II Potter Manufacturer of Mineral
teeth, 1903 ; Nnth-st Phia; l. 4 YuIlrnwrbrr Ed
Phla Democrat, 227 N 3D. ST, do; Geo w Metz Brush
maker. 37 Matket.sl do; Ezra Carr 1853 Chcstuui.st
do; u Gillette, Pastor nf Eleventh Blplist Church
Pha; John Bell Erie ST phiIa fNo,tk anon,icnn Of
fees Aaron Sands, lC4 Cathari9r.s, pbIadeIrhia.
Daniel McGirley KrssIer,s NInv ao. nIrn,, w.
ION. Camden, New Jersey. r II 'Fvars W., pill.
Richard Young c ildpr dG0 Ma,kn,5, phii,. int,,,
w Ashmead, GO Soulh Siyih q do. ~ = vvognar
LithuuraphrT llG rhesnut.st d.. n I xarsi, i59 :
Eleventh. 81 do: Peter Ske, Sni,h Edi,or NJ,
Eagle, do; Joel Rndine dis ,n,,nrac,,,,or WI
Jamestown n Jersey: William St@eiw Farni ,,a,nn
Van Buren, co.. Iowa: l. r. Coles Al n nos,nn Moss..
Russell Can't Id, Physiolopist phi,a. Tbor"5s p =
Robv, v d Hauishurg Pa. pete, WrisLi $50 WarLet
st PhiIa; lanes w Nev,I,p Iot EiIhn1t ., Io' H.
Good ia Sp,uce-,t. do: William Irie p.a,o, 81
Paul's NJ e Oh CalhnIinp St. do. Tnhn Chamhers pas
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ANEDICAL CARD!
w PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE,

IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DIR. H.8RRTS' OFFICE, Lock IEFIRMARY, No.
Is Z. PRATT STREET, between President ST. aud
the Bridge Disease driven ont instead of being turn
ed in upon The constitution. Who will risk health
and life Gy taking specific or compound, administer
ed to all alike without regard to constitution. synp
toms or stage of disease, whem for the same money,
they can obtain the advice and treatment of sktu
and experienced Physician?
DR.. HARRIS, a distinguished graduate Of Cam
bridge, united with an eminent pracutlont nom New
Orleans, ia well known 10 the citizeEs of Baltimore
as a skillal and experienced PLY sican. He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil. His charges are mode
rate. Where is warranted, il is given in writ
ing, so there can be no mStdke!
REMEMBER THIS!
Nc Mercury, Balsam, disgusting Oils, or fated Drugs,
tanis his remedies. They are made Of sweet but
powerful Vegetable compound purifying the blood,
strengthening tue stomach, and forcing disease out
instead of throwing it into the system 10 break out
afterwards with renewed virulcnce Syphilis, Co
horthGa, GlGce, Structure, Seminal weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Swelles Glands, any inham-
nation Of the members, with affections OF tBe kid
ncys kIadder, treated with prOmptsklll aud speed
/" cured
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan
gPraus diseases DR.. II. pledges his reputation TO eff
tectuay cure IN a few days without SUI gical opera
ton or hindraRee from business. Persons at a dis
tdace may consult Dr. n by letter (pO$ paid) and be
cured at home. Medicines forwarded with dispatch.
Honorable confidence observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Office arranged with private Rooms. Open
from in The morning till IL O'Clock at night
N. q, Observe the sigus upon the window and the
door. jy3l-u
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SOOTHES, HEALS, IND PERFECTL y SAFE
IMPORTANT CARD,


TO HEADS of FAMILIES AND DELICATE
FEMALES, having the Womb Disease aad gravel.
severe Cough, frat stages of Consumption, Dyspep.
STA, CosliVeness, Piles CholIcs, Rheumalcs, severe
Agues, spleen or PleurIsy, Impurities of the Blood,
Worms, habitual Head ache sc.
Also, his MIX rURES for Group and Spasms nv
worms; saves child's life in five minutes, &e. Fee
males, treated for drOpsy for years have been reev
ed OF huge wOrRS and restored health by but one
bottle of my No. l. TO remove delicacy, Mrs De
laney will receive personally sealed notes and in re-
turn will give a statement, with honest certificate
No. of address, &c. P.S, do hereby guarantee
the cue of the whole OF this card Security given
At any merchants office in this city, sealed by the
Author, endorsed by the County Court, Mayer, and
Ii Magistrates with letters and references from The
highest testimonials.
It's character for curing the yellow Fever in Mo
bile, established by Capt Robinson, No SO Than es
street, signed and witnessed by Col. N. stewCr,
Masisrae-s no less than my bottle No |, curing
the most dangerous Cholera IHtantum, Diarrhel ard
FIux. So much so, guarantee III worst OF Ono.
lera. These are honest facts that have been pub
lshea, signed by Capt VIM. &. Wright, of sehr Al.
legany; Capt, J. Turner; Mr. VIM. Montgomery, (old
town. &C. Satisfaction.
guarantee sworn certificate for igups, &c. for
every day in th9 year, sea ed by the Mayor sad
County Court seal.
Reference TO Mr.. James Johnston; Orndo n & Co.;
Messrs. Mills & Co. and James Gifvan, ESQ ,Mer-
chants John G. Holland, Esq, Gay street, Coo
nan, marsh Market Space. GO Community at large.
GO Indian vegetabi, No. Panaeea and Rheuma-
tic Extract sOuon, Blood Purifier (no matter the
causeO and Worm Destroyer. For sale by the Al
thor, ROBERT DELANEY,
n25-lnf No. ~ Lombard street, Baltimore.
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TH7HE ONLY REMEDY
n FOR TIE WOMB DISEASE
EVER DISCOVERED BY ANY

Nature and Natures Laws, laid hid at Right,
God said let Nature and Delaney be, and ans right
Like Chaos, Wondering. saved now at.e
Justice, JuSti e TO honest merit, prize.
When the best of skill pronounced must lose my
life,
BY K Delsney's No. and Panaeea, am now mo-
Their and vie!
sigAed, CATHARIKE MARIA QUIES,
Endorsed by &. W., Note Book 80,
Nod
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MY BROTHERS, CRAVE,

When in Memory'S sacred heaven,
Stars are rising swee and clear,
Then to joy and sadness given,
Comes my heart 10 worship here.
When the forms that darkness hideth,
Come in spirit beauty drest;
Lovingly aud foremost gideth
One that here was laid 10 rest.
Brother round thy life were singing,
Glad as happy birds in May,
Hopes, whose songs 10 memory cIinging,
Still like phantom voices stay.
low thy spirits cleaning beauty
Lit our future with its glow!
Azure seemed the ways of duty,
Bright will all THAT'S bright below.
Not with age or sorrow weary,
Did tina spirit break its she'll
Glad to leave world all dTsdTy,
With the heaven born sous to dwell
Bright with all thy mornings gladEess,
Fresh and eager for the strife,
With heart unwOrn by sadness
Didstthou leave the field of life,
FadeesT as the stars above thee,
Dwells within our hearts thy name;
Still uGchanW ably we love thee
Say, remaihtsl thou the same'
Here at nj. htfalI often waiting,
Would we tell thee all our love,
And our lie TO thee relating
Hear thee speak of thine above.
Gentle friends, to soothe have spoken,
"Ah! twas sad to lose MIN thus"
But we feel the ties unhrOken
Which united thee u us.
Lost thee no: though gone, thy presence,
Beautiful around our life,
Hovers still and wake a prasance-
Cheers all hours Of holy strife.
Now the mysteries Of the ages,
Thou, with eyes baptized in light,
Readest on those mystic pages,
Which are dim to mortal sight,
Thou art waiting there to greet us,
Where so early thou hast gone!
Here what thrilling voices hid us
Keep the way and travel on.
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THANKSGIVING. The Governor Of Tennes-
see has appointed the last Sabbath Of the pre-
sent year as thanksgiving day in that State
He's an economical Governor.
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H1xPERIENoE INSUREs SUCCESS

u " n
nA DR.. DOW has probably had more practice and
eI perence in curing diseases OF private nature
than generally falls 10 the lot of any physician;
aud wthR the last four years, he has R0 dOubt cured
mare Of those difficult cases OF private dist ase such
as require practical experience, than all the physl-
clans in Baltimore. The reason is that he applies
himself to the duties OF his profession with Hntring
zeal and industry IN the investigation OF the disorders
TO which he has c0nlped his whole attention. and
has by this means discovered that the Old fashioned
mode of dOct0ring symptoms only, does not succeed
ell as his plan of attacking the disease frs-ex
tiBgulsh that, and attend 10 the symptoms as may
best nit the His medicines are fee from any
nause0us drug and are easy to be taken without in
ieIfeiiBg with thu avacations Of the patient.
TO SEAMEN AND OTHERS.
DR.. Dow would say that his medicines are free
from mercury and all other poisonous drugs they
put up in a small ana compact form, and can be ia
ken without fear of posture or hindraHce from bus
iness and except in of violent Inflammation, no
change of diet is necessary For further particulars
please call at hs Office,
NO. 4s SECOND STREET,
where lwpnlieths Of all afiiici ted with Pr
vate Diseases in this city make immediate applica-
ton, aud therefore always receive speedy and per-
manent cures. DR.. Dow need say nothing to his
succes S. but merely advises ke afil cted who are not
&C anainled with him. to observe that he has had
extensive practice for the last eight years and darns
tRat time he has made such Improvements in the
healing art, that he can safely guarantee perfect cure
in all old Chronic cases such as have batcd the skill
OF some most eminent physicians.
N. h. No pay without cure, and the poor l5er
ally considered. Office hours fIom A. M, 10 { p M.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VEG EFAnLR

HR.CULLEN'S INDIAN v EG ETAB BILE
- SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast taking the place Of every prepa
ration .retefore used for diseases arising from Weak
nessf other causes. All that is necessary to
this .nedicine place in the Domestic Practice OF
every family when such medicine is needed, is a
trial.
1t snaak ks for itself-s innocent in its operations,
and IT. injury can arise from its use al any time,
Wholesale and Retail by ROWLAND & WALTON Pro.
prietors 376 Market Street, Pha Also, in Baltimore
by N. N. Robinson, corner of Gay and Saratoga sts;
Kinslee & Toy, s6t Marsh Market Space; James
stansbury, No 237 Broadway, Fel's Point; GordeR
& Tubman, No. lb9, West Pratt street. see
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New YoRK CANALS. A number of boats
frozen in below Schenectady, have arrived at
Albany, but none farther west The cold snap
has locked in large amount Of produce.
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DEAD. The Worcester, Md, Shield announ.
ces the death Of DR., Thos, S, Fasstt an old
and popular physician, aud accomplished gen.
tleman Of that county.
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THE ACCIDENT TO JUDGE CHAMBERS. The
Kent News, in noticing the accident to Judge
Chambers says, one side of the face and one
eye, became considerably burnt with the pow
der, but the sight Of the eye will, we are glad
to learn, not be permanently or seriously inn
paired, and we presume the powder may be ex-
tracted from beneath the skin of the face. One
of the Judges hands has been more injured, and
one of his arms, but it is not apprehended that
he will experience any serious injury in the
end
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h1ALL DRY GOODS. The sabscrber in

HIN
Il vtes the attention of purchasers to hi steck Of
desirable GOODS, selected with in the Eastern
and Baltimore markets, and which will be sold of
small prOits to insure quick sales. CUnsis ing in
part of fine twiled plaid Gnghams, of rich ions;
superior French de LANES and rich Cashmnres; low
priced rich De LANES; superior French Mernos; su-
peror black and c0lOred Blpacas, aud plain Cash
meTes; double width black BOmbazinrs, very cheap;
plain black and second mourning Mouslin de LaneS
rich striped and figured Dress silks; plain black and
blue black Silks; Lining Silks; PGngees and white
Sarsnetts; Manchester Gmgh ans superior embroid'd
and plain Taibe SHAWLS; rich Cashmere Shawls,
both printed and woven cOlOrs; BrOcha, De Lame,
Blanket and other kinds Of Shawls; Cloves Hosicry;
worked Collars; Linen Cambtic HdkE; Ribbons: bon
net silks and Velvels silk Ties; silk and wooden
Mitls; Infants Socks; hest Needles; Children Hose;
Coates celebrated Spool Cotton, only 80 cts dozen.
Also, Mems Wear, as fine and low priced CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VESrINGS and cheap CASSI-
ERTTS; wooIen and worsted Paids, for OhildreB s.
wear; Suspenders; black and Fancy style Siik Cha
watts; SIX Poeks tldkfs and general assorme mt of
Doaest tie Goods, as Sheetinss; shirtngs; Flannes;
Canton Flannes; Tickings; LRdseys; Blankets, from
Sc pair upwards; Cradle Blankets, &c. &C., at
HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE,
nile Is HOward-sl. I'd door from Fayeue.
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FHSHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully cal
Il the attention of their customers and the pHhIic
to their well selected stock Of choice CLOTHS,
CASSiMERES, and VESTINGs, which they are
prepared TO make up TO order in the most fashion able
style, at the shortest notice, and such terms as
cannot fail 10 please their customers.
ROGERS s. BOYD,
nlh2S No. 1876 Market sire Ell.
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NVkRSEER. Situation wanted, by middle
u aged man, as overseer-he is thoroughly ac.
q4aintcd with his business in every branch what
ever, and can sou,C very highly recommended.
Apply quiz by At
LIZ, SCOTTJ'S intelligence Office,
ms No. ~ Exchange Place.