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AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE. As usual there will be
performance at the Museum this afternoon, COM
mencing at O'Clock, when variety of interesting
entertainments will he given. This will be an excel
lent opportunity for parents and guardians to take
the '2iule ones" We are pleased to see that these
afternoon performances are literally pauonisei.
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FRONT ST. CIRoUs.-Beneft Of Mr. TPhiaaker.--
The entertainments at the Front st. Circus to- night
are for the benefit Mr.. Whitaker, on which occa-
sion he brings 10 his aid the whole strength of the
company. This gentleman, in times gone by, was a
great fayoritc with Baltimore audience, and we
doubt not, he will be greeted this evening by such an
audience will show him that he is held in the sane
hieh estimation.
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ay- CMEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING Of

@3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, a;
the Of''ee Vi the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE sT.--as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much o ast e,5 ina" sRes amy Other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTEhS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. SC
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, a. we pos
sessed of facilities with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery fordong work, in every styls
in a manner unsurpassed in this city
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL A, 1876.

l5 The large and increasing circulation Of the Clip
peT both in town and country, together with the fact
chat its opinions and sentiments are uncltcred by par
tzan and scclaran prejudicGs thereby giving 1t wei
come reception among all classes and conditions OF so
ciey and especially those who constitute the life OF
trade and business, make it medium for advertising,
equal to any other paper pubshed in this city. Mer
chants and citizens generally should be Of this
impDrtant fact
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ap4 81

N3-ADDISON LYCEUM. There will he pub-
lie meeting of the Addison Lyceum, on MONDAY
EVENING, the 9Th inst, in the Lecture Room of the
9th Baptist Church, Calv0rt ST., near Saratoga. The
exercises will consist of REGULATIONS, Lecture and
Debate. The Lecture will be delivered by PROT II.
Johnson, Suhiect-"The Influence of Eoquence,"
after which interesting question will be discussed
The exercises will commence at = O'Clock Tick
era of admission may be had Of any of the members
ard at the door on the evening of the lecture. BY
order, JOHN &. BOYD, Rec. Sec. it,
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03-The SECOND SABBATH SERVICES ofthe
Central Methodist Protestant Church, will be cee-
hrated in the Saloon of the Masonic Hall, st. Paul's
street, commencing at O'Clock in the Afternoon of
TOMORROW The Rev. Mr.. MURRAY, of the Ma.
ryland Conference, 10 expected to occupy ihe pulpit
respectfully invited, 1t
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N3-JACKsON MONUMENT NOTICE. The
members of this Association are particularly request
ed To meet at the City Hall on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, eth inst at y O'Clock, AT this meeting it is
intended to take some immediate steps for the carry
ing out the designs of the Association. The Presi
dent of the meeting will be present, and very largely
give his views on the subject 1t is earnestly hoped
that large number of the member will he in at
tendance. fiji THOS. Y. WALSH.
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THIEVES IN New YORK. The city of New
York is now swarming with pick-pockets and
other thieves. The upper rooms in the Astor
and Howard Houses, which were burned few
nights since, were set on fire by depositing in
them guited combustible materials. Many no.
torous rogues and pick-pockets were seen in
the crowds at both places, which seem to ex-
plain the motives for these incendiary attempts.
The damage by these diabolical acts amounts
to $4,000.
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THE MUsEUx-Beneft Of Mr. Jameson. This ac-
complish I'd actor takes benefit at the Saloon this
evening The bill selected for the occasion is one
that will please all tastes. The favoiitC comedy of
cloves Sacrifice, sand the lGughable farce of''Mon
Jakes" will be performed, in both OF which the be
nefciary will sustain the leading parts, Let there be
full house.
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DRICE NO OBJECT! The attention of
n the public is solicited TO a stock of DRY
GOODS, which will be exposed for sale at No. 60
fhaNkLiN ST (south side) on Thursday next, 9th
OF April This stock has been bought al a erest sa
crIhce, and the Goods will be sold without considera
on OF profit, as the object is to dispose of them en-
hte'y III the shortest possible time. The store is
BE SOLD at some price before 80 days. We enumer-
ae a few Goods only: CLOTHS, CASSlMERES
Cassinetts, Muslins, CALICOES, Tickings, Lawns,
me and common GINGHAMS, HDKFS, Chint2es
ShAWLS, III short, full and well assorted stock of
eeasonabe Dry Goods. Call aud see, and the prices
buy. and I.t ~
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uDEAUTIFUL LOTTERY! Tickets only
Id % cents! for sale at the celebrated prize Agen
cy of EMORY s co. Capitals $4,000, $1,000, S578.
Emory & Co. will sell until O'Clock this afternoon
packages containing % tickets for So 81 A large
supply of tickets in all the lotteries can always be
found at this well known Lucky Office, opposite Bar
NUNS.
EMORY & CO.'S, opposite
Ii Bamunl's, Baltimore, Md.
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03-SHOW BEEF LUNCH. A Show Beef Lunch
will be served up in elegant style THIS MORNING,
at IL O'Clock, at the ST. Charles Coffee House, No.
81 South Charles street II"
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Yesterday morning, after long and pairfnI 4
Mrs. ELIZABETH REED, reject of the late Jotn
in the S0th wear of her age.
Her friends and acquaintance are respectf,J
yted to attend her funeral this afternoon al z 90
from her la,e residence, No. $50 N. Eutaw-st,.
out further notice. ~
On the I'd inst. RACHEL CoALE, in the Sod 10
her age.
On the Cd inst. JOHN HERSEY, native of the G
ty Of Carlow, ireland.
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Ger Coolidge arrested fellow in Boston, on
Monday, on board a vessel lying at Long
Wharf, for going on board and assaulting the
Captain. When the officer hauled him out of
the berth in the cabin, (where he had ensconced
himself after driving the Captain ashore,) he
affected to wake suddenly, and told the officer
seriously, that he was near neighbor of Tr-
rell's, in Weymouth, and had been in the SON.
state often, that his wife had fire.
quently told him of his sleep walking, and that
he got on board the vessel i'm that state. He
was committed to jail
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Qg-A CARD. WASHINGTON HOUSE, No. 3 GAY
STREET, and FURNITURE, at Auction. The public
are invited to the sale OF the LEASE and FURNi
TURE of the Washington House THIS Saturday
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock
1t THOMPSON 4 COVER, AuctIs.
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.
opposite Barnums, bait, MD. y
NJ-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. C0nsoli-

Wy-OFFICTAL UKAWTNG OF The Md. COnsOIl
dated Lottery, class No. Al, for 1886
20 SO II 6 27 so SIS 40 % SO 80 IS
20 and 49, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $50
SO and II, being the 2d and 3D. drawn Nos. each 40
6 and IL being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each So
and 81, being the 4th and 9Th drawn Nos. each %
81 and 80, being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 30
IS and 50, being the 9th and 9TH drawn Nos each l6
3j and A. being the 7th and sh or and AZ, be-
ing the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each u
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 8,
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, &c 4
1t EMORY & CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
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Uy-JACKSON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
The members Of this Association reminded that
The regular meeting will he held at the City Hail. on
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at u O'Clock
Il. YATES WALSH, so,,,
ap4 81 WIN. r. LEONARD, }''' -
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A L nj A n c.
MARRIED u

On the DIST ult. by Rev. Dr. Atkinson, WIN. !
5LxLER to Miss CLARA l.. daughter of she late
Thos. BaltzelI, all of this city. '-''
On the I'd inst. by Rev. Edw. HefFapr Tsno,,
JONES TO ELIZABETH BRADo, all of this civ.
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BREAKFAST OF THE EMPEROR OF CHINA
A writer in the Revelle states that the break
fast of the Emperor consists of % katties or
pounds of meat, of which katties are in soup;
hogs lard, katy; sheep;2 ducks; milk of
go cows, katy of butter, and IS parcels Of
tea. The Empress has only l6 katties of meat,
of which o are boiled with vegetables; fowls;
l duck; milk of 25 cows; 10 parcels of tea, and
IL pitchers of fountain water. The ladies of
inferior rank receive rations in proportion,
which are determined by law.
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VALUE OF THE COPPER MINES The Cop
per Mines on Lake Superior prove to be richer
than the most sanguine had anticipated. The
company under Joshua Child after sinking 40
feet struck sheet pure solid copper, extend
ing the whole length of the shaft, ten feet: and
how much furt her it had not been ascertained.
1t was supposed from what is seen, to say mo-
thing of what is running in the hill from each
end of the shaft, that it will weigh at least four
tons. Other reports of a similar character are
made.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT TIE EXCHANGE READING Ro
For Liverpooi-Packet ship Sea, l6tA inst
For Liverpool-Ship Cincinnati, with desDatc
For Amsterdam-Ship Herald, 10th hpril.
For London-Shp Richard Anderson, with
spaich.
For Bremen-Ship Caspar, few days
For Rio de JaneirO-Barque Commerce, 5th in
For London-Barque Paoli, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Glamorgan, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig PhGniY, few DAYS
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schr Transport, Garner, Tappahnnnock.

ter.
Schr Transport, Garner, Tappahnnnock.
Schr Rover, Pritchard, Wye River, master
SAlLED--Barque Vernon, Williams, Mob
schrs Mary Ann Eaton, and Iona, Stevens, Charll
ton; Mary, Smith, Newburyporl; Martha Elizabd
Gatehell' Laguayra and Porto Cabeo.
ARRIVED,
Brig Water WITCH Lac Brou, FIN Mayapuez. PI
18th ult. sugar and mDlesses, TO Kirkland, CHASED
Co. Left barque Archibald Graeie, Rice, for All
andTa, ld'g, to sail soon; Trinidad Frsbee, N. Il
ven, ld'g; briggs Tarquina, Malthorf, do do; Mol
waite, Gray N. York, do. Port Leon, Curtes do
Susan, Foster, do do Pioneer, of Norfolk, lust am
Sailed 18th ul barque Panehita, Pierce, for ~ Yol
schr Catharlne, Scott, do. Passed going into Nal
guez schr Excel, FIN st. Thomas, in ballast.
Brig Mouaco, Gould, 10 days fin st. Jago de Gu
TO the Capes, copper ore, 70 VIM. Howell & Son.
Schr New Delight, Gibbs, I'm Wareham via nj
York, to e. Pratt s. Bro.
Schr Vermillon, Seaman, 3 days from New Vol
ass'd cargo, to Rose, Merrill g. Co.
Schr Heroine, Loker, fin Philadelphia, mdse. to
w. Brown.
schr Ann Elizabeth, Adams,7 days from Levi
Del. ballast, TO master.
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool, fns Philadelphia Ind
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk Sa
Gil Sandy Point, barque and brig; off ANNAPOLIS.
deeply laden ship, with painted ports; and off Fho1
as Point brig-alI bound up.
Steamer Ericsson, Green, from Phjladelnhia midi
to ]. A. Shrver
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, fin Richmond. sd
below Annapolis Ships Garonne and Alexandria.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Roscoe, Kicker, fin Baltimore for Londo W.
passed 2ist ut. lat. 81 IS, lon. 81 so.
Ship Sea, Freeman, fer Baltimore, sailed from
York LIST inst
Briggs Argyle, Cookssy, for Rio de Janeiro, sailed
do do Both.
Brig Athena, Ryder, for Baltimore, Cpd at BostC
LIST inst. D0S'>
schr Equator, Card, I'm Baltimore, arid at Port
meath, N II, 29th ult.
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h-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, Dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest ass0rtnlent
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 Boz CORNTGES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. Sc. for sale and made to order as cheap az they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. E. 8, FRYER,
Hl-tf No. l North Gay street.
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LATER FROM SANTA FE. A company of
Mexican and American traders have arrived
at ST. Louis from Santa Fo. They were rob-
bed of their horses and mules on the plains by
the Pawnee Indians. The Eutaw Indians had
killed five Mexcans and wounded one on the
Santa Fe road Another company were some
days travel behind this company, having also
met some obstruction from Indians. All was
quiet at Santa Fe. They had just heard of
the revolution in Mexico, and the troops at
Santa Fe were ordered below immediate Iy.-
The gold mines of New Mexico had been
worked with unusual success during the year,
increasing the demand for goods. 1t is est-
mated that a million of dollars will probably
be invested in that trade this year. This COM
pany brought with them $50 pounds of gold,
in dust, and expect to return with a heavy
stock of goods this spring.
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Brig Dover, Percival, Boston, Osborn SC Wbitril
schf Iowa, Watson, Halifax, N s, Weld & Seal
Schr Gulnare, Luce, Mobile, w. Rhoads.
schr Direct, Briggs, New York, Jno. w. BrowA
Schr Fox, Phillips, Norfolk, Petersburg and III
mond, q. Pendergast & Son.
schr w. IL. Harrison, Henderson, Yorktown nj
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NRURSE SILK A N ID TRIMMINGS
I'd Mrs. MCPHERSON has just received from, N,
York, IN assortmpt of plain and shaded PURSE
SILK, also Steel and Jet Trimmings. ora
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nIEs. MICK ERSON having made arrange
I'm ments with the Straw Manufactures OF New
YORK, will be constantly supplied with the latest pat
terms of BONNETS. Laties buying their Bonnets
and Ribbons, can have them irnlmed gratis.
al No. 50 ". HOWARD STREET
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A DIVE FORA HUSBAND. A young lady was
told by married one that she had better pre-
clptate herself off the Niagara Falls, into the
basin below, than to marry. The young lady
replied, 81 would if thought could find a
husband at the bottom.n
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CO. SALE OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTI
Giles. TIE ladies of st. Stephens Church have in
preparation number of useful and fancy articles,
which they will offer for sale in the room of II.
PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL, corner of Charles and
Barnet SITS. The sale will commence TUESDAY
MORNING the 3lst inst, at 10 O'Clock, and cOntin-
ne until FRIDAY EVENING. The proceeds are TO
he applied to the payment of the debt ST. Stephens
Church. (AsPi m27-lW
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A RESURRECTION. 1t is said that the Wash
ington Times is to be revived under the auspi-
ces of new Editor, and possibly new name,
to advocate the claims of Richard Nj. Johnson
to the Presidency.
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PRIZES! PRI7Es!l BRJzEsln

PRIZES! PRI2ES! BRIZES!M
THNREM BLEY Il co. sold as usual last weak
n a handsome array OF PRIZES, and many with
fali purses point to the National Prize Office as tbe
pace where the hungry were fed. Look at the fol-
lowing splendid list of schemes, and let all who wish
10 be fed on golden apples, the prizes at eur
lucky office y ithout delay.
FRlDAY-Captals $40 900, 5000, 1000 90 of 1000
Tickets only 81, shares in proportion. ....
SATURDAY-For the benefit of the Frederick Fee
male Seminary Capital prize $4,000, Tickets 81;
halves 80 cts; qis % cts. We will sell in this favorte
Lottery certificates of packages of 25 wholes for AID
halves ST. quarters $3.50; eghshs Sl.75. The risk on
package is small, and can draw the three highest
prizes
For the lucky numbers in the above Lotteries. by
the Package, single ticket, share, be sure and d.
rect your orders to the National Prize Office of
TREMBLEY co.
No. South Charles street,
IL one door from Baltimore street
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SUNDAY School UNION. The thirteth an
nual meeting of the New York Sunday School
Union, was held IN DR.. Cone Church, in that
city on Wednesday evening. Reports were in
from So schools, in which there were l4,76s
scholars, and in all the Libraries %, 500 volumes
During the year, teachers, and 81 pupils had
died The general condition of the schools is
good, and the reports show an improvement
over last year.
FREpERIcK COUNTY. An election was held
ia three Of the election DISTRICTS of this county
ON Tuesday, for member Of the Levy Court,
in place of D. Davall, deceased, which result
ed in the success ofOtho Thomas, wing, by
majority Of 1875, Wing majority last year : /
DRowHED. Anol1 gentleman, by the name
of Cockcrin, from Ohio, in attempting to ride
a,ro.s the Potomac, on Saturday last, near
c e.op own Nd. wa, thrown from his horse
and dsovfed.
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DOWLING SALOON.

n OTTERY TICKETS FOR as DENTS;
IA On every SAT URDAY the IS cent lottery vii
be drawn. Capital prizes as falows:
LIST Capital Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
I'd do do do 1000 is 1000
I'd do DO do 600 is 600
4th do do do 800 ia 300
&c. &c. sc.
90 Single tickets only % cents
EMORY CO., the well known and popular lot
terry firm, opposite Barnura's will sell during the
week and on Saturday, until O'Clock in the afterl
noon, tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
"a package may contain the four highest prizes( far
the trifing sum Of SO SO. ~
Az persons, whether at home or abroad, who NAV
wish tickets the above any other lotteries will
please be careful to direct their orders 10 the old es
tablished house Of
EMORY &Co., opposite Banum's,
Baltimore, Md.
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THE PILOT BOAT RoMER STILL MIssING.-
This little witch, according to report in some
of the New York papers, was seen going into
Liverpool, by Captain Bailey, of the Yorkshire,
on the 5th ultmo--all we'll. We are informed
on good authority, says the Commercial Adj
vertiser, that Captain Bailey saw nothing of the
Romer. This report originated from the
magnetic tele graph.
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DRY Dock AT PHILADELPHIA. Letters from
Washington state that the Committee have de-
termned 10 report in favor Of a by Dock at
Philadelphia, and to recommend an oppropria-
ton Of 500. 900.
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IENO my FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
n take the liberty Of calling your attention TO
superior assortment Of SPRING GOODS, which
have this day received from the different markets
where have selected such materials as are choice
ana worthy your notice. My worknen are all Sc
lected from the very best-which, combined with re-
newed energy ON my part ID merit your confidence
Nhope to receive continuance of your patronage,
G. g. PETERS, Jr, Merchant Tailor,
ap4eo4t No. South street. RaItmore
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New CRY HALL. A proposition is before
the Councilsto purchase the Exchange or some
other building to be converted intoa City Hall.
Under present circumstances we doubt the eX'
pediency of subjectng the city to this heavy
additional expense. The taxes of the present
year (if we are not misiniormed,) will exceed
those of the last, without the cost of a new City
Hall; and we should therefore prefer postpon-
ing such purchase for the present. If, howev-
er, it be indispensable to have a new City Hall,
our idea is, that a lot of ground should be pro-
cured of such extent as to contain not only the
City Hall, but the police offices, central watch
house, SC, and that the lot and buildings should
not only be useful but ornamental, and of
such magnitude as may be required by the city
some fifty or hundred years hence Such lot
and buildings would probably cost some hun
dred and fifty or two hundred thousand dollars.
They should be enclosed with wall and iron
railing, and the buildings should stand discon-
nected from all other houses 1t would be
useless to 90 the expense of another Hall for
temporary purposes-and would be much bet
ter to improve the present building so as to rem
der the records, SC. safe, until the city shall be
in a condition to erect such buildings as may
be required, OH a scale and in style common.
surute with the growing importance of the city
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DEMAND FOR VESSELS. The Wilmington
IN. CO. Commercial says, vessels are in de-
mand, and fre,ghts can be readily obtained,
either Coastwise or for the West Indies, from
that Port.
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DIhbIEN &C CANB IzU w : FTdiI-sL.
Also, by George K. Tyler, ~ E. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover stsj ]. r.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin Streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-ss.; George II. Keer
Gay street. mh30lw
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HON. THos. +. MARSHALL. We see re-
ported in New Orleans paper that this tai
ented but hitherto Maynard gentleman has
vowed to renounce politics. and dedicate his
great abilities TO the cause Of temperance.