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MMIORTHY OF NOTiCE-Negroes for sale.
w A veg likely muatto Girl, 10 years of age,
to seve until she is IS years of age-she is from the
country and wilgrown for her age she has been ac-
customed 10 wait and assist in the house, she is also
good seampsress and an excellent waiter, and can
come well RECOMMENDED, her present owner. having
no use for her Also for sale, dark mulatto girl 10
years of age, to until Isl of January, 1856 she
sale girl 20 years of age to serve IL years, from the
country, good cook, washer and roner, ana can
come well recommended. Als1 boy Is years oil age,
to serve 9 years Also boy 10 years OF age 10 serve
years. Also, boy II years of age, 10 serve until
the LIST of January, 1859, he is good waiter, &C.
For other information, apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTrI'S Intelligence ONCE,
mo l0Exchange Place,
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me- The large and increasing circulation of the Clip
~ Sb,th in town and country, together with the fact
bal its opinions and sentiments are unetered by par
tzan and sectaran preiudices thereby giving ii wei
come reception among all classes and conditions of so
ciety and especially those who constitute the life of
trade and business, make it medium for advertising,
equal to any other paper published IN this city Mer
chants and citizens generally should be aware Of this
important fact.
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90 CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING of

GO CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office vi the Clipper, 1874 BALTINoRE-sT.-as
MAMMOTH o ags can A eRee eny other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. SC.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciities with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery doing work. in euerySyle,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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AIM A n A O..
Moons phai
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, eth inst. by Rev. R. 81
ton, STEPHEN DAVIS 10 Miss LAURA r. RUrTf
of this city.
In Frederick, 18th inst. Mr.. GEORGE D, MILLER,
loT Editor OF the Westminster Carroltonian, to
CHRIsTIANE LITTLE, of Frederick.
At Hagerstown, 9TH inst Mr.. CHARLES w.
BRlcKHoUsE,. Printer, of Baltimore, to Miss
HAwKEH of that place.
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NEWSPAPERS.

- NEW bOOhS, &c.
We have all the Newspapers for the present week,
from Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
viz: Morris National Press; Police Gazette Weekly
Herald and Tribune; Anglo American; Weekly Mir
ror, The Yankee; Uncle Sam; Saturday Courier; Sa-
turday Evening Post; Neal's Gazete Emporium;
Flag of the Union; Odd Fellows Mirror, SC. sc.
great number of beautiful Magazines, highly H.
Illustrated with splendid Engravings.
All the new Books, in various bindings, for sale
very low. Call very early this day, at
WILLIAM TAYLOR * co.
Ii 4, 5 and Jarvis Building, North street.
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RAYMOND & CO.'S
IhTM e AIENA RTE,

Will enter Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY,, the
18th of May, and exlli-
bit a few days on the
corner of CHARL Els
and ONWAY-STS.
On the day of their
entrance into Baltimore
the procession will be
Joined by a new acces-
sion of Animals just
arrived in Philadelphia
and N. York, and will
join the Menagerie in
this city, forming a bet
ter selection and great
er variety of WILD
BEASTS than was ev-
er before exhibited in
this place. The Zero.
ciOus LIONS used by
the celebrated Mr.. Car
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1897 7ll649 So 6 Is 46 5 80
FASHIONABLE HATS!
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
"KEEVIL'' STORE,

80 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
Nc The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen OF
Bal fillmore and Strangers that at the 'sKeeril" Store
all kinds Of gentlemen'S hats sold literally cheap
He is fully sensible there are many who are giv-g
out "cheap," every cheap" production" Of price,
and like notices, of tendency 10 allure the econo-
mist and others, who often discover, when too late,
the faacy Of these attractive announcements, the
article for which he has been induced TO expend his
quality in price, and the cheapness" sought after,
identihed in visionary puff only. Therefore, all
persons who would possess the desideraIum: and
have oHEAPNEss clearly and truly defined in the way
of first rate Silk, Moeskn, Russia, Cassimer, Nutra,
or Beaver HATS, it is for them TO purchase reaZa-
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 90 BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holiday where fine article be obtained at Low
price, and cheapneSs exempliied in its truest
ll-eotf
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n7- VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. A special
meeting sf the Vglant Fire Company will be held on
THIS Monday EVENING, the llth instant, at
O'Clock, Business of the utmost importance demand
the punctual attendance Of every member. By order,
1t WILLIAM II. IJAMS, Sec'y
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The MUSEUM. The fayorite drama of "Nichoas
Nickelby" and the laughable farce of "Master and
Man" are the attractions at the Museum this even
ing. Between the pieces The popular danseuse Miss
81. Clair, will appear in fayorte dance,
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SsOUTHERN PLANTERS, wi hing to pur-
= chase negroes, would do well to give me a call
before they make their purchases, as ii would be
greatly to their advantage. Negroes purchased and
sold on reasonable commission. Apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S, =
u9 10 Exchange Place.
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RAYMOND & Co.'S. MENAGERIE. This extensive
collection ofanmals, comprising the greatest variety
of the wild and curious ever concentrated in one ex
hbiton, will arrive in this city on Wednesday, and
will be exhibited for few days at the corner of Con-
way and Charles streets. They are now being exhi-
bited in Washington, On their arrival here they will
be Joined by large accession of animals from Phila-
delphia and New York Mr.. Pearce, who accompa-
MES the Menagerie, II enter the cages of several of
the animals and sport with them without danger He
is said to have as much command over them as the
celebrated Herr Drlcsbaeh
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OFFICE OLE EMORY 4 co.

hF-OFFIClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Console
dated Lottery, class No 49, for 1886: For benefit 9
Frederick Female Seminary.
73 50 81 ii "a So 6 Is 46 80
and 81 being the LIST and ID drawn Nos, each SIS
9 and 81, being the Cd and ID drawn Nos. each 10
II and 81, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 8
II aud a. being the 4h and 5h or and g. be-
ing the 5th and 9th drawn Nos each
3 and SO, being the 9Th and 9TH; or 6 and SO, be-
ing the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos. each
All having TWO of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, " l
1t EMORY & CO., No. , N. Cavert-st.
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MILITARY VISIT TO WASHINGTON. The
Howard District Press states that Col Capon's
troop of Light Horse, from the Laurel Fac
tory, contemplate to be present in Washington
at the great Fair.
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NN HER EAS, JOHN SHOLL, late of ".
w county, Pennsylvania, has died in said ST.,
inestate, and the subscribers have been duly conf
tuted and appointed by the law of the said state /,
administrators of his estate: T.
Notice IS hereby gven, by the subscribers, That tf-
design to transfer, have transferred fiftytwo shar
of the capital stock of The Western Bank of Bah
more, whereof the said John Sholl died possessed
-,... JOHN BARNITZ, J.
mS-law3m* fri JACOB YOUNG. TuA
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FIRE AND DEATH. On Sunday night week
the steam Touring mill at Burlington, Iowa,
belonging to Mr.. ShackGord, caught fire and
burned to the ground. The engineer belonging
to the mill wa burned TO death. Loss, some
| So 900, partly covered with insurance.
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n7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breastpins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak ;
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pete, his Old Established Store, Waterst I'd door
from Calvert. APPS
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n7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
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
,vorkmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS: RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc Sc, for sale and made to ORDER as cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
states E. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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{h7- FRESCO PAPERHANGINGS The subscri-
Der would call the attention of persons intending to
have PAPERHANGlNG done this Spring, to his ex
Dining-room and Chamber PRPERHANGiNGS
Borders sc. His stock is fresh, and embraces the
very aes styles of superior Papers. Also, very
large assortment of fine common Papefhangngs, on
reasonable Also, large lot of splendid French
Fire Board Prints
JOHN G. HOLLAND, 4S Gay street,
ap24-2w near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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SITUATION WANTED-By a young nj
- from Adams CO. Pa, situation in a whoes3
mercantile business, where he could make hims1
useful to his employer-he having general kn0
ledge of business, having been engaged in count
store; the best preferences, in regard to charact
&c. will be given. Apply at
..... SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
mil No. 10 Exchange Place
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A CHILD WITH TWELVE PARENTS. The Barre
Patriot learns that Mr.. Edwin Stone, of Pc
tershan, Mass, had daughter born recently
which had twelve parents living within five
miles of her, Wits father and mother, four
grandparents, and six great grand parents.
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NMILLER ~ CO.'S old established lottery of
WI fee corner OF Baltimore and st. raul SITS, We
offer &c. day magnificent scheme, capitals of &c.,
900 and so prizes of $4,000, besides great many fine
nrizes and the price of tickets S.. Now is the time
10 make small investment in this brilliant scheme
and secure good prize. ..'
THIS DAY, May II, will be drawn the Md. Con-
solidated Lottery class 5775 Nos. l2 drawn ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME:
I n-ize of gil 900 l prize Of $4,000
10000 ..r I" 1000
10000 30 I" l000&c.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Certificates of package of IS whole tickets $3.50.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply TO the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co.
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. OF the Md. Lottery, class ~, drawn
> 10 81 Ii 81 SO 6 IS 46 S 80
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING re
For Macao and Canton -Ship Stephen Luf
l5tn inst.
Fer the Paefc-Ship St. George, soon
For LIverpoOl-Packet ship Powhatan 1871
For Bremen-Ship Ellerslie, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Lauise, with despatch.
For Rotterdam-Ship GarOnne, 18th inst.
For Rio de JaneirO-Brig Abo, with depatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg Cambrian, few days
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NM w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTI
IL n . N, w. corner of
ap7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD ST

I'm w. TILEARD, SURGEON DENTE|
III n . N, w. corner of
ap7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD STU
SOMETHING VERY NOVEL! !.
y FORTUNE FOR rs CENTSy
EMORYS CO., the far. famed Prize Agents, OF
States a beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, y
leading prizes in which will be as follows
1000 DOLLARS! 4
1000 DOLLARS!!
5000 DOLLARS!!!
1000 ENOLLARS ~! sc. sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will he OMIT
25 CENTSl
For the purpose of affording TO their patrons g
number OF chances in these favOrte Lotteries, ft
trifing outlay, EMORY & co. have determined
issue certificates of packages of 25 quarter tick
Zone OF which may draw ;hree of the largest pr2
for the small investment of SO so. Decidedly {.
most profitable method of purchasing tickets, part
ulary in these lotteries, is by The package, eW
package which EMORY s. co. sell, will have in III
the numbers that are put in the wheel, and must 4
cessary have in it all the numbers that are draE
fiOm the wheel The only chances against the lat$i
pfze in the lottery (as the tickets in every pack
that Emory & Co. sell, are icGrrGnted TO have on ttt
all the numbers in the dralVing) the chances agaf
having the three first drawn numbers on the ticket;
Thus for the small sum of 25 cents il you get I
three first drawn numbers oil quarter ticket, you
certaiA to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
03- ForT Tickets in these deservedly popular III
terles, application must be made to the well knoi
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY CO, opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md
0G- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are J
paid in Gold Orders from the country, for Tickf
will be faithfully attended to, be Strictly CON,
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tick
will always be made for CORRESPONDENTS II
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ter in London, The monster WHITE BEAR, from
the Royal Gardens in Pars-tOgether with twelve
large wagon loads of Animals, will be added to the
hIenagerie at Baltimore. The performance of MI.
PIERCE with the Animals is OF a superior kind
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SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1886.

MARINELIsT-PoRT OF BALTMol
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-09
vol. 4.--No. 80.


This truly National Exhibition opened
yesterday at nonn with the firing OF a sa-
Int, and 10 the sound of national airs
fran band of music provided for the oc-
casion. We made il our business, in the
course ofthe morning, TO walk round and
through the elegantly fitted up building
in which the FAIR is held, and we felt an
honest pride in beholding the rich display
Of industry, taste, and skill which IS there
exhibited.i
We shall not attempt, to-day. TO 60 IN
to detail, or 10 particularize any thing
which we there beheld; the coup d'ad
was perfect, and we have no doubt but
the thorough examination into particulars
which we purpose to give this exhibition
from dav TO day, will more than establish
our first impressions of it. Already the
spacious building IS filed with the richest
productions of the loom, the workshop,
and the laboratory; we scarce know one
branch of manufacturing skill which is
not already abundaniIv and triumphantly
represented there, exciting the admiration
of the crowd of visilers who thus early
throng TO this concentrated display Of our
eountry's inventive genius and productive
industry.
We propose, in future notices Of this
great American Exhibition, to take Up
the different branches of manufacture in
succession, ond shall endeavor to do the
most impartial justice 10 all, and TO every
portion Of each. We are happy in hav-
ing an opportunity thus TO pay our hum
bic tribute of appreciation 10 this import
ant source Of our eouniry's true honor,
glory, and prosperity; and we greatly err
in our conclusions if this exhibition does
not win golden opinions" for The Ameri-
can manufacturing system from many
who have hitherto turned the cold shoul-
der to all its claims.
In going into an examination, both Of
the quality and the prices Of goods, We
shall make il our business to inquire what
were the prices which consumers had to
pay for manufactured articles before the
present protective system was established
to estimate as well as we can what would
be the prices which they would have TO
pay at the present time, if that system
were abolished. This line Of argument,
carried out upon the foundation Of the
rich exhibition now in our city, can lead
but 10 one result; and that result, we feel
confident, will be triumphant one in "a
vor of the 2rotectiue system.
We are glad TO find, from the influx Of
strangers in our city from every part Of
the Union, that this Fair, notwilhstand-
ing the shortness of the notice for II, has
obtained widespread celebrity, and we
feel confident that visit to it and an IN
spection Of its congregated stores viii
yiold a more than abundant compensa-
tion.-Nat. Intel. MAY %.
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Oregon and California Expedi-
ton,

A correspondent Of the Missouri Re-
publican writes as follows, from the Indi.
an country ,2Omiles west Of Independence,
under date the 10Th inst.
"The company bound for CALIFORNIA IS
composed of as much intelligence and
respectabillty, certainly, as ever wended
their way 10 new country, and the inte-
grais are representatives. from almost eY-
cry State in the Union.
1T is impossible to form any thing
like an accurate idea of our number, but
il is very large-far more than had dar-
ed to hope; can now count from my pre-
sent humble seat, over one hundred wag-
ons, and, estimating each wagon to con-
tain five souls, we have at this encamp-
ment at least five hundred persons-an
bound for California. The number, |
think, cannot fall short Of one thousand.
"The Oregon fever has abaied,. and |
think the number cannot be large that viii
strive for place in The debGlabie land.
Il have just received a letter from Col.
KEARNEY, at Fort Leavenworth, to whom
] sent an express to know something Of
the Morinons, who are crossing the Mis-
souri, river in great numbers at St. Jo-
seph's. He informs me that al least two
thousand have actually passed, and that
Others ore daily crossing. He represents
them as well provided with all needlul
munitions of war, including a train Of ar
tillery."
Another correspondent Of the same pa
per writing from independence on the
lIth, communicates the following:
sour town for the last few weeks has
presented a scene of business equal 10 a
crowded citv. Emigrants to Oregon and
California have been pouring IN from all
quarters to this point, which IS made their
General rendezvous. There are, this
spring. two distinct companies, one to
Oregon and the other to California; here
tofore they have made but one company
until they have crossed the mountains.
bat at present the number to each exPedi-
ton is sufficient to organize and protect
themselves from the Indians.
1.-The number Of emigranLs IS not VT
known, nor can Il he until they reach their
general encampment on Kansas rIyes. p
bout one hundred miles west of this place,
and where census will be taken. A e.
ner looking body of emigrants than the
present, have never sen manly and
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TIE MEXICAN WAR.

The following speculations, from one
Of the most enlightened of the Democrat
ic journals which support the measures
of the Administrator, cannot fail to inter-
est our readers at The present moment
Nat. Intelligencer.
I'll, as some seem toexpect, the demon
siration of strength which the United
States have made on the Rio Grande
should discourage The Mexican Govern
ment in the further prosecution of the
war, AMI lead them TO accept an envoy
from our Government, the war viii have
been brought to a speedy and fortunate
termination. We earnestly hope that
this will be the result, both for the inter-
est of the two nations concerned and for
the interest of humanity. On the other
hand, should the animosity of the Mexi-
can population towards this country disin-
cline their Government 10 an immediate
accommodation, the close OF the war NAV
be adjourned to very distant dav. We
incline TO bslief that the war will either
be very short or very long one.
''The temper OF the native Mexicans,
a race consisting mostly of aborigines or
OF mixed breeds with large infusion of
original blood,ls thai Of logged endurance.
The nation has no commerce forus to
harass or plunder; the productions of the
country suffice for their imperlect state Of
civilization; they have no magazines OF
provision for an invader TO seize, and II
they were deliberately to adopt the policy
Of attempting TO weary US out with mat
SORT of flying and desuliory hostility
which in their language are called by the
term guerilla, we may have war Of long
duration before us.
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AN ORIGINAL ANECDOTE.

Capt. K. one of our shrewdest steam
boat captains. caught "Jeremy Diddler'
on board his boat, as he was making his
passage from Boston 10 "down East
and pinned him up in good style, 1t
seems the fellow laid a traverse to get
clear of paying his fare, and insisted TO
the clerk that he had paid, but had lost
his ticket. Whom did YOU pay! asked
the clerk-Why he rather guessed that 1t
was the captain. So K. was summoned
TO the conference. Oh yes, yes, says
Capt. K, il appears to me / do recollecE
Let me see, you gave me five dollar
bin!-Yes, says Diddler, did, And |
gave you your change in half dollars,
didn't L. ('rhc fare was only half dol
decomposition was high. Yes, says
Jeremy, that's it-recOllect 1t perlechv.-
Very well says Capt K, won't dispute
your word for any ihing-but, if YOU
please, I should Ike 10 see tie laIres!
The fellow was tripped when he least
expected It. He could net produce the
halves, and had to fork out his fare.-Port.
Argus.
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that fruit green to-day which tomorrow
will fall ripe in Your hands!

that fruit green to-day which tomorrow
will fall ripe in your hands
| say not these things in any spirit of
aggrandizement. or with any desire to
have my country usurp It's neighbor's
right. No, sir; no. 1t is part OF the
elements of our conquering character, a
part Of the augury of our great career,
that we shall be just to all; that we shall
violate no right; that we shall do no inju-
~; that we shall respect the weak, but
submit to no injustice. Take care Of your
selves, preserve your sacred Union, and
all the rest is certain as the course OF
Nature. For ourselves not merely, but
for the common race Of man, we hold the
sccptre of an empire such as never before
was seen upon the earth. Do not, by
precipitancy and childish impatience, mar
the fortune which nature and destiny
hold out 10 YOU.