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HpY VIRTUE OF a DEED oE TRUST.

BRE VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TR UST,
HB the undersigned, trustee ofFrederck Sumwalt
will expose at public sale, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 4ojh inst, at 8 O'Clock, q. M,
ALL THAT FEE SIMPLE PIECE OF GROUND
on the west site of Leaden Hall street, Baltimore,
commencing y feet south Of Montgomery ST. thence
running south, bounding on Leaden Hall street 81
feet, with dep ofSO feet, more or less 10 foot
alley, heretofore laid off parallel with Peach alley,
and 70 feet theref ON: with the Improvements.
=. This ground will he offered in detached lots,
.zksEFA each fronting l6 feet on Leaden Hall street,
EssM and running back to the alley. On each lot
4AA@41z&.is erected a story brick DWELLING.
Also, LOT Tin fee smple) beginning at The nor.h
east corner ofCross ST and Creek alley and running
nolh binding on Greek alley, &c feet thence ea,terly
26 feet; thence southey &c feet Cross street and
thence bounding on Cross ST. Sc feet more or less to
the beginning.
Also, A FEE SIMPLE LOT, beginning on Creek
alley 1872 feet north OF Cross Sc, and running north
binding the side Or Creek alley 66 feet TO Let
No. 263 on the plat of Ridgey's addition to Balti-
mere town. thence easterly, binding thereon to the
outline of John hcDoRagh's properly; thence south
ery on said outline, about feet to the LIST line of
Howard's Timber Neck; thence still soulherly and
binding on said line IS feet more less, to Lot No
rs on said plat, and thence westerly l66 feet to
Creek alley, the place of beginning.
Terms made known on the day of sale; when a
plat of the property will be exhibited. For further
particulars apply to Mr.. FREDERICK SUMWALT.
EDWARD GREEN, Trustee.
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LATER FROM GEN. KEARNEV. Another
express from Santa Fe has reached Fort Lea
venworth, bringing later intelligence from Gen.
Kearncy, but nothing ofvery great Importance.
lie was still in the peaceable possession of
Santa Fe, and several of the surrounding viii
lagos. He was erecting fort at tho former
place and pushing on his forces towards Chi
huahua
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RnRATT-ST, IRON FOUNDRY,
Nh 2Ol ARDVE EIJTAW.

Recently occupied by the late Jas. G. WtIson
The subscriber has resumed business in the ABOVE
establishment and is prepared TO furnish 10 ofq5l al.
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS tor Ma
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for AkChi,
TECTURAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best style. n- Orders respectfully solicited
and punctually attended to. o,un.yp
o7.6m JOHN COeHhAE'I'
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ENOREIGN ADVICES-LATE ARRIVAL
IL, Is DAVIS LATER FROM EILROpE

HINOhh1GN ADNACES-LATE ARRIVAL
- Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Great sensation produced at the HOTELS and
EATING SALOONS, in consequence of the great
arrival Of
SPLENDID BLOCK TIN WARE,
Comprising ALL BLAZE, OYSTER, VENISON
HASH, STEAK, and HOT WATER DISHES, of
all sizes. Also,
COFFEE URNS, BlGGlNS and FILTERERS;
PARTISAN GOLFER MAKERS, a new article on
AL approved plan; COFPEE and TEA POTS; EGG
CODULERS; SOUP TUREENS aud IMPERIAL
DlSH COVERS, &c. of the most exquisite finish
and workmanship.
ALSO, LATEsET STYLES OF
BR / T II RNI.f WARE
in sets, with silver tops, and white metal handles
very rich; American Britannia of all kinds, with a
variety oil fashionable STYLES of
SILVER PLATED W.4RE T,aBLE CUTLERY
W.3ITERS, &C.,
Which will be run Off rapidly, Wholesale and retail
as cheap as can be had any house in the IT, States
Dealers and housekeepers will do we'll 10 ca before
purchasing, Every variety of
HOUSE FURRISIfING ARTICLES,
constantly on hand at the very 10 VEST PRICES.
G, E. WETMORE & CO.,
NO ~, ~ Charles st., opposite UaiOn Bank.
oclo-IWlt And near the Pew Church.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. by the Rev H. V. D Johns, WI
LIAM NJ. ALLEN to Miss NJ. NJ. MILLER, all of d
city.
On Fifth day, 9Th inst. according to the order Of
Society of Friends, at the residence of Beulah N
riS, WILLlAE KENT. of Chester co. Pa 10 ANN III
RIs, of this city.
On the l3thinst blythe Rev, A. Webster, WILL
BAKER 10 Miss MANGARET, daughter of the late II
Rogers, Esq. all of this city
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BIENNIAL SESSIONS. Returns OF the vote
given on the biennial sessions bill, have not
been received from all tie counties; but sutti-
cent is known to justify our announcing, that
the bill has been carried by large majority,
probably from four to six thousand votes-so
that this great measure of retrenckment, so
earnestly pressed upon the favorable considera-
ton of the people Of Maryland, in the address
issued by the committee appointed by the re-
form convention of last year, will go into ope-
ration, Notwithstanding it was deserted and de-
nounced by some its former advocates. Thus
the people of Maryland will be relieved from
the harrassment Of annual elections, and at the
same time, of burthen of about thirty thou
sand dollars per annum. We congratulate them
upon this happy result. So far as heard from,
only three counties and the city of Baltimore
have voted against the bill-of these counties,
Allegany gave only 10, and Baltimore 1873 ma
iofity. The largest vote against the bill, was,
of course, given by Anne Arundel county,
where the majority was 1882. We shall pub
lish all the returns when received.
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ORDERS MOL,
lVH ATTENTION THE VVuDI P


Ihete VIII be great run of luck this week as usu
al, al the ONCE OF our agent, MIR. DOYLE, capital
prize depot, No. l44 Pratt street. We are determined
solved to sell Them, there fore, if you would wish to-
purchase prize cal early as the highest prize may
be chosen first, delays are dangerous. There are no
humbag prizes advertised by Them, and for the truth
OF which we refer to official schemes and TO the
prizes themselves at his counter, where they remain
for week after being drawn, the public cannot bel
deceived in what he says Factsspeak for themselves
''call early" ~. --
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE:
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital 1900, tickets 25c, shares in pro-
portion.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets Soc, shares ia
proportion.
ANY person who would wish to try their luck BY
the package in a small way, have now good chance
We will sell on certificate, 25 tickets for 49, thereby
giving chance for 3capital prizes, and the whole rs
numbers for the same sum (s3) and who would not
throw themselves IN Fortunes way when il onlyre.
quires risk OF rs cents for a single quarter which
stands the chance Of drawing from al TO 81, OOJ
prize.
Persons ordering tickets from distance may rely
on having them sent as correctly as il they were to
choose themselves, and the official drawing sent as
soon as drawn.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pux
chase by the package or quantity.
FOR sale in the of lucky numbers, By
he package, single ticket, share. ALI orders, pen
mail or otherwise, addressed to
u. DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet,
II tsl Opposite B.a o. R. R. Depo;.
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTlMoh
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER IA, 1876.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE REApINc-RoompooK
CLEARED,

CLEANED,
Bremen ship LeOntne, Arians, Bremen, OelrlctA
s. thurman.
Brig Orbit, Echberger, Or. West Indies; Joseph d
Yates Put back 10Th ut, in distress-this is nd
second clearance
Schr Z Ridgway, (new, l3l tOns) Geo w SpauIdl
ing, StThOmas, Wilmington Eastman.
Schr Millsville, Passlpea, Philadelphia, John VI
Brown
schr Maria, Cahoon, Newbern, N c., Jas. Cornl
& Sons. s
schr Providence, Kirwan, Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond.
Schr Energy, Walker, Tappahannock, master.
Ann Maria, French, Key West; schrs Alicia, Aalj
Jamaica; Louisiana, Lowe, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Barque Maryland, Davis, 7 days fR Boston, assortl
cargo, to Osborn * Whtridge.
Brig Gen. >Pinckney, Gayle, from Savannah, vi
Charleston e days fm the laer) cotton; rice hidd
and lumber, to Jno. X Randall.
Brig Boston, Nickerson, 81 days FIN Boston, assorI
ed cargo, TO ThOs. X. Matthews.
Brig Mary SlantoH, Parker, cleared at Boston ftI
Baltimore 18th inst :.
sehT A. Emery, Hutch pson, hence at Boston d
Saturday last.
Baltimore, arrived at New York 18th inst.
Schr Richard Borden, Brgh man, days from Fa|
River, domestics to E. Pratt & BIO.
Schr Elizabeth, Baker, &C hours FIN Fall River, ball
last, 10 f. Pratt Bro.
Schr POrtia, kirwan, FIN N. York, via Norfolk, bal
last, 10 Jas. Hooper g. Sons.
schrs Aid, Hubbard, and Champion, Bond from
Havre de Grace, Butler coal, to Chas. West s. Co.
Steamboat Georgia, Cannon, fiom Norfolk, report
of the Bodkin, an Eastern schr with Kirkland, Chas
K Co.'S sgnal-dOubtess the Bradore, fan Portland
On account of the non-arrval of the James Rive
boat at Norork, the Georgia proceeded up the rivel
to meet her, which caused de lay in her arrived un
til 9 O'Clock this morning
SAlLED-Shps Powhattan, for Amsterdam; Ga
rome, do; Roanoke, Rio de JaneTo; Br. brig B. x
Reece, West Indies
MEMORANDA;
Schr Henrietta, Hughes. from Charleston for Baiti
more, was seen off Cape IIatteras on Saturday last
by Capt. Watts, of brig Phoenix.
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UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT. The scaffolding
at the New Catholic Church, now erecting at
Minersville, Pa, gave way on Thursday last,
while the workmen were raising some heavy
timber, and in its fall seriously injured six OF
the hands. One had his leg broken, and five
others were badly hurt.
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THE Ice TRADE. The amount of ice ex-
ported from Boston during the month of Sep
TENDER, is ,627 The whole amount for the
last four months is l4,23l. The amount DUR
ing the four months ending Sept. 80, lS45,wa
9,9o3 tons.
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THE WINNEBAcoEs. A treaty has at length
been concluded with this tribe of Indians, by
which they cede their lands in Iowa to the Uni
ted States.
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DlED.

On the 18th inst. LYDIA, daughter of William a
Sarah Waters, aged IL years.
On the llIh inst, Miss ELIZABETH ANN CoLL1i
aged l9years and IS days, daughter of Samuel d
Inns, of DOrche ter co g, Md
On the 9Th inst EMMA v Cliff, aged wears an
months, daughter of Thomas II. and Sarah e. elf
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FIRST LIGHT DIVISION NJ. V.

- = : DAETIMUNE, Oct TIN I646 (
hIVISION ORDER.-The parade of the
~ 18th is postponed from O'Clock, A. M. , until |
Z. M E, in Gay street.
Lieut.. Col. WATSON, an off .er of this Division,
who was lately in command of the Battalion of BaIu
more Volunteers in Mexico having fallen at the head
OF his men, whilst CALAMITY engaged with the enemy
at Monterey, and il being proper that his fellow SOL
ciers here should manifest the highest res ect for his
memory, ii is ordered that the usual badges of mourn
ing be worn by the officers the next parade on the
18th inst.
BY order--of Major General STsuARr,
1t FL. w. FiTZAUGH, Division Inspector.
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Ameriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, Der. Is. 1916.

o~z.The large and rapidly increasing circulation Of
g.,,,iooor >, both in the city and in the country,
,oLes II an admirable mediu fJr advertising, and as
business is beginning to stir, merchants, store keep
ars. and others, should Immediately avail themselves
of its columns.
THE ELECTION Contrary to expectation the
weather yesterday proved to be favorable to
general turn out of the voters of this city. The
election throughout the day was conducted with
great spirit, and we regret to add not altogeth-
er in quiet manner in many of the wards In
the eth ward there were several fights among
a number of drunken rowdies The same was
the case in the l4th and l5th wards, and IN the
I'd ward there was an attempt made to take
command ofthe polls. In several other wards,
also. a spirit of violence was manifested, but so
far as we are informed, nothing of very seri-
Gus character ensued, beyond few black eyes
and bloody noses.
Annexed will be found the votes given for
the several candidates for Mayor, and for Nom
hers of the two branches Of the City Council.
From these it will be seen that Col. Jacob G..
Davies, the democratic candidate, is chosen
Mayor of the city of Baltimore for the ensuing
two years, by majority of lO6 votes over Aa-
ron r. lowering, Esq, the wing candidate
aud that there are nine wings and eleven de-
mocrats elected to the first branch of the City
Council; and FIVE wings and five democrats &c
the second branch.
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ny- ClTIZENS ANB STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Goid
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak1
BASKETS Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which Is com
rom Calvert APPS
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MESSAGE TO GEN. TAYLOR. The Nationa |
Inteligencer says, that Major J. Graham would
leave Washington, yesterday morning, with
instructions from the War Departmental Gen.
Tavlor to terminate the armstice with Ampu-
dia. as soon as he received the orders.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ron

70 London-Sh'p Alexander, with despatch
For Liverpool-Ship Rio Grande, with despatch.
For Liverpool-Ship Hargrave, 10 succeed the r
Grande.)
For Antwerp Ship Hermann few days.
For Belfast, heland-Ship Washington with de
pa!ch
For Premiership Troy, soon.
For Premiership Schiller, with despatch.
For Bremen-Shp Johannes, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Leontine, with despatch.
For Mdrseilles-Freneh ship Henri, with despatc
For MarseilIes-Fr, Barque l. 'Ange Garden w
despatch
For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacific Bare
HOrtensa, Oct. rs.
For ST Thomas-BarqI Francis Partridge few daJ
For Kingston, Jam-Brg Cambrian, few days.
For Cienfuegos, Cuba-Brg Volusia, 18th inst
For ST. Thomas-Schr J. e. Rigeway,
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COTILLION PARTIES.

4 tHAELES l.. SPIES begs leave to inform
~ his friends and the public, that his ret COTIl..
LION PARTY will be held on SATURDAY EVE
MING, oct Path, (inst) ana continue every Satnr.
day Evening throughout the season, at
CENTRAL HA Ill.
The Practising Assemblies will be held on THURS
DAY EVENINGS, the commencement Of which
due notice will be given,
me Subscription Book is now open, at the follow
ing pr ces, for the seas n:
Saturday Evenings, S. OO-single tickets 80 cents.
Thursday Evenings, 60O-singe tickets 81.
Thursdays and Saturdays inclusive, So.
N. B. Mr. SPIES Dancing Academy is now open,
the scholars Of which are admitted to the above
Balls and Parties free Of charge. [sRl ola eo2w
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~ RAND DEDICATION BALL

RAND DEDICATION BALL
W OF THE MONUMENTAL RIFIEMEN.
10 be gtpen In the ORIENTAL SALOON, CONNER
c'GL Buildings, cornerof fiGy and Lombard SIS op-
PoSite the trchGnge
TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE take this me-
thod OF informing the Military and citizens generally,
that there will be given in the above nam ID saloon
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL on the
sued in due season. and full list OF Managers will an
pear IN future advertisements. By, order,
SIDNOR S. DONALDSON
olo-eo23d SGc'y. of Ex. COM
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ARMoRY INDEPENDENT BLUES,


UC3- At = special meeting Of the independent Blues
held this evening, the following preamble and reso-
utiOns were unanimously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, our late esteemed commander, Colonel
WILLIAM II. WATSON, has met a soldiers death in
calamity leading his bat alton into action in the late
battle at Monterey; And whereas, in The death of
Col. Watson, the independent Blues are called to
mourn the loss of beloved commander, a chival-
rous soldier, an accomplished gentleman, and gen.
erous fIiend, and depIoring The fate which has sent
the young ardent and pltriOtc soldier TO an untime
ed family of Col Watson in the loss of husband and
father; Therefore, be it
Resolved, That in respect to deceased Cap
tain, the cOmpany's ArmoIy be shrOude1 in the hab
liments of mourning for the period Of six months.
Resolved, That the officers and members of this
corps wear Grape on the left arm for the space of
sixty days.
Resolved, That the Independent Blues sincerely
condOe with the flmily in their sad bereavement.
Resolved, That copy of this preamble and reso-
lutions be presented to the offiicted family.
On notion ii was
Resolved, 20 send delegate to Monterey forth
with, to bring the body of Col. Watson to this city
for interment Sargh S. s. MILLS was then appoint
ed said delegate.
Resolved, That such military or civic associations,
as may desire TO unite with the Independent Blues
IN doing honor TO the remains of the amented dead,
be respectfully requested to send three delegates each
to Convention, to be held at the Council Chamber
of the City Hall on the evening OF the first Monday
in November, proximO and that the field and staff
officers Of th2 respective divisions be and they are
hereby respectfully invited to ATTIC nd said COnven-
ton, Lieul's LucChesi, Vansant and WOndery,
were appointed delegates 10 said Convention by this
corps BY order,
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BOOTH GIG AIRS.

Tune-"DAEDY JIM.'
Every body tells me, o.
"Booth's CIGARS are all the1@,"
| went myself and found it So
Just as all had told me, o.
TO So, that is the place,
Ifyoa need Cigars where you must haste;
Or else, altho' you want puff,
You'll not be sure to get enough
Then haste away, to Booths you know,
He keeps the best in the city, o,
Jest step in his store and you'll find ii SO,
Just as have told you, o.
N. b. BOOTHS establishment is in HANOVER
ST, doors South of Camden, nearly opposite his
old and favorite stand. SEED
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ENOR HIRE. slave man % years old from
Ell the country-would make coed porter for a
store-he can come wei recommended. Apply to
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
OLD No. 10 Exchange Place,
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Hy- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynehburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest TO any 9th
Ell Route. See advertisement. Je2o-d
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A It OAK HALL
n TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

a It n
N TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
BY MATTHIAS MELICK, HANOVER STREET, one
door tom Market ST., you can purchase CLOTHING
at reduced prices, to suit The times. Clothing made
and trimmed at the usual rates-Pants and Vests at
81 81 IS; Goats, of French or English Cloths,
So TO 50. The new style OF New York Oyer-coat
and Pants, Bloaks, &c. Call and see the quality and
style of these garments at Oak Hall Clothing Store,
No. Hanover street, by
ol5-lm* MATTHIAS MELICK.
GHADED PURSE SILKs-A beautiful as
assortment on hand and for sale by
sel2 I'M, HAIG, l33 Baltimore st. y
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{h3-We invite the atteutiOn of the public 10 The
certificates of cure performed by DR., CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names are given
bility of imposition. There is a large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents,
whose names will be found attached to the ceruh-
Gates, SEE
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VERMONT. The Legislature of this State has
elected Horace Eaton, Governor; Leonard Sar-
gent, Lieut.. Governor, and Elisha P. Jewett,
Treasurer,-all the Wing candidates. The
vote for Governor stood-E1ton 1885, Smith
IS; Branard l. So the G overnment is fully
organized, in Wing hands as usual.
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h3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PR NTINGo
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office Vi the Clipper, 1874 BALTImoRE-sT.-as
HH"lnOl DILL" RcG can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE Il HATTENS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c, sc.
Indeed il is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offactes with latest styles of type and new
and splendid chnery) ordoing work, in eUerystye,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
FRONT STRRRTTHEATRE--Sec3nSN Might ofthe RdUsE
Family. These extraordinary aItstes we're well re
eeved last evening upon the occasion of their first ap
peTance-their feats are of the most astonishing
character and must be seen to be believed. They
will appear again night in All entire change per
formance. Let no one fail tn see them.
The MUSEUM The popular comedy called "The
Young Scamp" or: ''The Grandmother Per' which
is highly spoken of and has always attracted admir-
iHg audiences, will be performed this evening. The
mammoth Boys will then go through their astonishing
mesHleric performances. To conclude with "Sketch-
es in India" ar amusing piece.
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A DUEL. We learn from the St. Louis Re-
publican, that duel was recently fought at
San Antonio, between DR.. Hope and DR.. Field,
both of Illinois, in which the former was dam
gcrously wounded in the abdomen.